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Issue  of  October  2.  1923 


T'i!i  ^farks 56<j— No.  iTS^ie  to  No. 

I   1   •   -         31— No.  26,4.17  to  No. 

PriiiU 23— No.  6,906  to  No. 

Riteues 4— N«.  15,002  to  No. 

Dasigns 55— No.  6.3,062  to  No. 


Pmteots 5*»-No.  1,409,206  to  No.  1,4«,764, 

Total 1232 


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Notice  of  Cancellation. 


U.    S.    I'ATt 


,'i>  '  xrn  fo  fill  .«, 


Lottie   Lillinffston,    her    a»»igna   or    h     u 

'nkf  nntiif: 

\      :t!)  •t'Uation    proceeding  has   been   instituted  by   this 

Offl  ■!■     ip.>n    the   appll'-^tkir    of    i-     n,.r,f-riirt    Mfc:    Cn  .    nf 
.%:■'»    M:^^Mion    Street,    s.-;    I'r-in-i^'.,     <':i\\f     '->   o'T-rt  ' w.e 
i\-i::' •  :.iitii>n    of   the   tr,i  !■    'ii-i-k    n':.;  i-.!  r'l  r  I'-n    •<(    Hci-ry    W 
!>  ■;!.  of  BridKoport.  i'^mw  .    \.      .".','•;•..     S;,?,.,!   !■ .  i,;'i;iV\    :>. 
1^;'.",       Tfif  rofonlH  f>f  this  n>ru-v  ^\,.';y    that   !.<)!tli-   LililiiL.' 

Sf-n      !-•      '•;.■     ;!-M-M->.     ,,!'     sai']      r\..;:  'I'l,,'     !i"!icf     -f     SU'-'i 

prix  ,  .-.h;!^-    s..;it     i.\     th.-    a  1 -i*!] .■.■.!. !     !,y    r.'v !>t .  r.-ij    niiiii     to 
•'■iur     r..sp,,ri.i.  !:■      I  ^.tt;.:     L! 'Mritjs! . .;      nt     licr    n<)<Ir.'s^     .^f 

rt'<-(.r'i.    i:riili;t  T"'^!.    '"fiM,    haviui;    ' ri     rfturiHMl    li\     thf 

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s«lrt     I,.,tt!.-     Lti    ui;,-st.in,     '..t     ;i>>:^-[i:i    ,,r     [r^iil     i  rprt-sMita 
fifths.     >l,;n]     .'iittT     (it!     iiiip.'MraiiCP    therein     within     tlilrtv 
''">■"   fr-ih    t;:i-   *;■■«!    p'!!.';.-:.ti-'i.   ,,r  tills  onlcr   tho  '-a-i'TMn- 
tlon    will    !u.   ,,r  .'■♦'i-i'-i   u;rh   hk   to  her  Interest,   if  anv     as 
Ifi   fase  nf  flcfnnlt, 

Ttiis  ni>tlr.'   wi'!   f.c  f  iihMshed  In   thp  OrnriAi    r,^■/r■•n^?: 
for  three  ouiihcriitive  wefks. 

KARL    FENNiM,, 
Actino  C'ltvmiHHoner. 


Interference  Notices. 

r.  S.  Patent  Office,  Washington,  Sept.  19,  I9U. 

Benoist   lit  on.    M({j.    Co.,   itn   ugmsjng   or   lejjal   represmia-  : 

tive».  take  notice: 

An    Interference    having    been    declared    h\    thl«    Office  ' 

between  the  application  of  Albert  Setzer.  of  59  Broadway,  1 

ProTldenoe,    R.    I,,    for   reidstration   of  a    trade-mark   and  i 

trade-mark   re^stered    Febniarv    15.    1010     No    7fi  778     to  ' 

Benolit   Bros.   Mf?    Co.,   of  3923   Olive   Street,   St."    Louis,  " 


Mo.,  and  a  notice' of  Buch  declaration  sent  by  registered 
mall  to  said  Henolst  Broa.  Mfg.  Co.,  at  the  said  address 
having  been  returned  by  the  post-office  undellverable. 
notice  la  hereby  given  that  unless  said  Benoist  Bros.  Mfg. 
Co.,  Its  assigns  or  legal  representatives,  sliall  enter  an 
appearance  therein  within  thirty  days  from  the  first  pubU- 
cation  of  thla  order  the  Interference  will  b«  proceeded 
with  as  In  case  of  default. 

This  notice  will  be  published  in  the  Otficial  Gaiettb 
for  three  consecutive  weeks. 

KARL  FENN       ' 

ActiHff    Co>rinn.,f,,,fif'r 


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U.  S.  Patbnt  Office,  Washington,  Sept.  IS,  A"'* 

John  W.  Stover,  his  aasiyna  or  legal  reprctentatiren    Uii.t 
notice: 
An    Interference    having    been    declared    by    this    Office 

^pr^•p^^  I>;'V  r  Wahlenmaier,  748  Minn.^.t;,  w.  :  .. 
''>"-^-*^  '■'.'■■  i'''i:j'-  for  registration  of  a  tra.i.- :n;i;  k  '.-.<.  <\ 
tra.it-iijaik  registered  October  13,  1908,  No.  7U,,S48,  to 
John  W.  Stover.  1341  Oakdale  Avenue,  Grand  Rapids. 
Mich,,  and  a  notice  of  such  declariitlcii  sent  by  regiKW-  ' 
mall  to  said  John  W.  Stover  at  ih.  -aid  address  h  . v i  ^- 
been  returned  liy  the  post  office  uniiciiverable.  notice  U 
hereby  given  that  unless  said  John  W.  Stover,  his  assigns 
or  leiral  rf»pre«jefitntires,  shn"  mter  an  appearance  therein 
within  thirty  .in,-  ;>  lu  :<>.■  M -'  publication  of  this  order 
the  intorfercuot  wl.i  U'  pi.K(M'dnfl  with  as  In  case  of 
default. 

This  notice  will  be  publisheii    r   'hr  Official  Gazette 
for  three  consecutive  weeks. 

.  K.\RL  FENNING. 

*  ,      Acting  Commistioner. 


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.■'!'.i    liaynp    Street   aDd    Ii.kuki-    .Market    Street. 
5^     '  -  :    »nd    L.    I'erripf)   rompany.    ,.f    .ViieKan! 
re-istratlon    of    a    trade-nuirk    and    tra<ie-!nark 
Of*       ]i',     ISOa,     Nfi      ■_':;  7n4,     to     Sey;, .,>::-     \v 
"i    ''S    North     I'rlnfe    Street.     Lancaste:.'   I'a 
■e   <i[    sticii    declaration    .-Jent    by    rog'.-tered    mnii 
I  UK-art    at    the    said    addre.ss    havlrip    he<-n    re- 
t' e    n,iRt    office    utideliverat.ie.    notice   Is    hereby 
::i  .'  ss    said    McIa^'Kart.    his    assi>rns    or    'efa'l 
iv's,   Kiia'l  enter  an  ai>pear;ince  tlierein  within 
rorii    the   first    publication    of    this    order    t>,e 
'  wi;!   l»e  [irocpwied  with  as  in  case  of  default 
:-e  «:i]    he  (.iililiMlied   in   the  Official  (iAZKTTE 
>t).'<ecnt  i  ve   weeks. 

THOMAS  B.   ROBERTSON. 

Commit  fUjner 


Amendments. 

Rti.E  iri  In  every  amendment  the  exact  word  or  Wfirds 
r.  ^fa-i''''^''^1w°"*  or  Inserted  In  the  application  must  be 
speclfle*  t»d  the  precise  point  indicated  where  the  .  rasiire 
or  insertion  is  to  be  made.  All  such  amendments  must  be 
on  sheets  of  paper  separate  from  the  papers  previouslv 
"i^.«*°^  written  on  but  one  side  of  the  paper.  Krasore* 
additions.  Insertions,  or  mntllatlons  of  the  papers  an<i 
records  must  not  be  made  by  the  applicant. 

.\mendm«Bt«  and  papers  requiring  the  algnature  of  the 
applicant  must.  also.  In  case  of  assignment  of  an  undivided 
S^^^oS'.  *'"'  Invention,  be  signed  by  the  assignee.  (Hules 
B,    1U7.) 


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Condition  of  Applications  Under  Examination  at  Close  of  Business  September  22, 1923. 


(Totei  numb«r  of  apptbtttioaa  swkitiac  actioa.  ndudiaa  Tr«d*-M>rk  DfrMoa.  TS.SM:  Tr«d«-Mu-k  DivMoa.  S,SM. 
Ol4«M  Mw  .^mmm.  Not.    11.  IVU:    aU«M  UMndad.  .Sot     IS    l»33       Thm  dctMgivra  u-*   1923  (irvpt  whw*  •  indi- 

DiviaiDDa.  Eiuninar*.  tad  submU  t>(  iDTcotaofu 


OldcM 


)EKFLKR.  F.  A.,  Closure  Op«r»tors;  Fences;  Gates;  Harrows  and  Diggers;  Plows;  PUDtlar> 
iUeriag  Unlo*ders:  Trees,  Plaals,  and  Flowen. 

lDEN,  C.  F.,  Bee  Culture;  D»lry;  Preserving;  Presses;  Tents.  Canoplei,  Umbrellas,  and  Canea; 

Tobacco. 
ICH,   WM.  J.,   Electric  He»ting  and   Rheostats;   Etectrocbemistry;   Heating;   Metal   Founding; 

letaUutTk&l  Aj>p«ratas:  Metallurgy-,  Metal  Treatment;  Plastic  Metal  Worldne. 

:BR1TT,  a.  D.,  Conveyers,  Chutes,  Skids,  Guide*,  and  Ways;  Conveyers,  Fluid  Current;  Con- 
rers.  Power  Driven;  Excsvmtli^  Handling— Hana  and  Halst-Llne  Implements;  Material  or  Ar- 

„le  HaodUac  Puahiagaad  PuUmg  Implemoits;  Railway  Mail  Delivery;  Traversing  Hoists. 
■ACNAB,  J.  f.,  Bo^^wnr.  Books,  Strips,  and  Leaves;  Harvesters;  Jewelry:  Manifolding;  Music; 
Printed  Matter,  Tying  Cords  or  Strands. 

8.  LEWERS,  A.  M.,  Blaachiag  and  Dyeing;  Chemicals;  Chemistry— Carbon  Compounds;  Eiploelve, 
yrotechnlc,  ana  Match  Composttioos;  fertilisen;  Liquid  Coating  Compositions;  Medicines;  Plastic 
omposttions;  Substance  Preparation. 

RBOE,  C.  0 .,  Games  and  Toys;  Optics;  Photography 

1  FT,  J.  W.,  Beds;  Chairs  and  Seats;  Furniture:  Kitchen  and  Table  Articles;  Store  Furniture;  Bup- 

9.  TflYON,  F.  M.,  Air  and  Gas  Pumps;  Hydraulic  Motors;  Injectors  and  Ejectors;  Motors,  Fluid; 
Motors,  Fluid  Current;  Pumps. 

UNTER,  O.  F.  (Acting),  Motor  Vehicles;  Land  Vehicles— Animal  Draft  Appliances,  Bodies  and 
Tops,  Dumpint  Wheel  Substitutes. 

IM  U.  aIRMSTRONO,  H.  C,  Boot  and  Shoe  Making;  Boots.  Shoes,  and  l^gglnp;  Biitttn.  Eyelet,  and 
Rivet  Settinr,  Bameas;  Hides,  Skin,  axtd  L«ther;  Leather  Manufacture.-!;  Nailing  and  Stapling: 
Whips  and  whip  Apparatus. 

lERCE,  P.  P.,  Machine  ElemenU 

IXON,  0.  A.,  Bolt.  NaU,  Nut,  Rivet,  and  Screw  Making:  Chain,  SUple.  and  Horseshoe  Making; 
Driven,  Headed,  and  Screw-Threaded  Fastenings;  Gear  Cutting,  Mlliing.  and  Planing;  Metal  Draw 


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Dec.  4 
Dec.  21 
Dec.  12 
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I  Nov.  17 
Oct.   27 

Dec.  12 

[•Mar.  3 

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I  Dec.  15 

Dec.     4 

•Mar.    19 


♦Jan.    10 
'  Dec.   12 


ktnmuiui. 

Dec.   11 

Nov.  18 

•Mar.   12 

•Feb.  28 

Nov.  23 
•Mar.   12 

•Jan.     9 
•May     8 

Aug.    4 

♦Feb.  28 

•Feb.  21 


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•Jan.    29 
•Apr.  2fl 


1,347 
1,453 
1,371 
1,877 

1,543 
1,820 

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1,866 

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1,458 
1.259 


r,  Metal  Forging  and  Welding;  Metal  Rolling;  Metal  Working:  Needle  and  Pin  Maiine;  Turning.  ^  .,   ,  ,„  ,,,, 

J33     14.  bIRCMBAUGH,  N.  J.,  Compound  Toots;  Cutttog  and  Punching  Sheets  and  Bars;  Farriery-  Metal  Nov.  22  'July  12  1,142 

-     ■         -  <^      ■  ....        - .».         M»j[ing;  Tools,  Wire  Fabrics 

Paper  Making  and  Fiber  Nov.  22     Dec.  15  2,186 


229  H. 

236  19. 

17»  20. 

212  21. 

249  22. 


144 
315 

24. 
25. 

214 

26. 

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225 

147 

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29. 

Bending;  Metal  Tools  and  Impienienu,  Making;  Sheet-Metal  Ware 
I  and  Structure;  Wire  Working. 

308     15.  REDROW,  W.  L.,  Glass;  Laminated  Fabric  and  A nalogoos  Man u fact r res 
Liberation;  Plastic  Block  and  Earthenware  Apparatus;  Plastics. 

112     16.  BACKUS,  C.  D.,  Radiant  Energy;  Telegraphy;  Telephony 

307      17.  kIa  FT E R,  U.  8.,  Coaling,  LabefPasting,  and  Paper  HanginK;  Nut  and  B»li  l-(icks;  Omameniatlon. 
Paper  Manufactures;  Printing;  Typecasting;  Sheet- Material  Association  or  Folding;  Sh«»t  or  Web 
Feeding  or  Delivering;  Type  Setting. 
PlURTEK,  M.  E.,  Liquid  Heaters  and  Vaporliers;  Motors,  Eipanslble-Chanit«r  Ty;*;  Powrr  PlanU; 

Speed- Responsive  Devices. 
G|LASCOCK,  E.  8.,  Automatic  Temperature  and  Humidity  Regulatim.   Kumaces,  Heating  Syv 
terns;  Stoves  and  Furnaces;  Thermostats  and  Humid ostau. 

RIGHT,    H.,   Artificial   Body   Members;  Miscellaneous   Hardware,   Cli-sure    Fasteners;   Cutlery; 
DentL<itry;  Locks  and  Latches;  Safes:  Undertaking. 

HU  RBER.  W.  L.,  Winding  and  Reeling;  Textiles— Braiding,  Netting,  or  La<'e  Makine  Cloili  Finish- 
ing, Fiber  PreparaUon,  Ki3itlng,  Spinning,  Twisting  or  Twming,  Weaving 

LWELL,  J.  H.,  Aeronautics;  Firearms;  Ordnance;  Ammunition  and   F.xi.it>slve  I>evict\s;  Am- 
munition and  Explosjve-Charge  Making;  Air  Guns,  Catapults,  and  Targets,  B(«Ls  and  Buoys; 
Ships:  Marine  Propuldon. 
217     23.  ORDESBECK,  W.  D.,  Acoustics;  Coin  Handling;  Recorders;  RegLsters;  Sound  Recording  and  Re- 
producing. 

DU  RAS.C.  O.,  Apparel;  Apparel  Apparatus;  Garment  Supporters;  .'^■w  tng  Machines 

LIGHTFOOT,  J.  11..  AgiUtlng.  Butchering;  Centrifugal-Bowl  Separators;  MllLs,  Threshing:  Vege- 
table and  Meat  Cutters  and  Comminutors;  Gas  Separation. 

II  ODGES,  J.  S.,  Electricity,  Generation;  Motive  Power:  Prime-Mover  Dynamo  Plants 

aInDERSON    L.  3.,  Brush,  Broom,  and  Mop  Making;  Brushinz,  SrriibbinK,  and  General  Cleaning; 
Laundry;  Washing  .Apparatus. 

BENSCJN,  a.  R.,  Intemal-CombusUon  Eneincs 

V  dRRIS,  B.  N.,  Abrading:  Boring  and  Dnlline,  Button  Making,  Chucks  or  S(jckets:  Coopering;  Tod- 
Uandle  Fa.stenlng3:  Wheelwright  Machines.  Wt>od  Sawing,  \V  o.mI  Turning;  Woodworking;  Wood- 
working Tools. 
152  30.  SULLIVAN,  M.  R.,  Illuminating  Burners;  lUumlnation,  Liqiiid  and  <;a.seous  Fuel  Burners;  Type- 
writing Machines. 
172  31.  Holmes,  W.  N.,  Alcohd;  Ammonia,  Water,  and  WikkI  Di.slillatlon.  Charcoal  and  Coke;  (.as, 
Heating  and  Iliuminaling;  Hydraulic  Cement  and  Lime,  Mineral  ells;  ( 'lU,  Fats,  and  Glue;  Sugar, 
Starch,  and  Carbohydrates;  Concentrating  Evaporators. 

27*     32.  B.VNCROFT,  J.  F.,  Ga.i  and  Liquid  Contact  Apparatus:  Heat  Exchange 

70     33.  Vi'YMAN,  W.  I.,  Bridges;   Hydraulic  and  Earth   Engineering;  Masonry  and  Concrete  Strtictures; 
Metallic  Building  Structures:  Roads  and  Pavements;  Roofs;  Rod  Joints  or  Couplings.  Pir>e  Joints 
or  Couplings;  V^ved  Pipe  Joints  or  Couplings. 
SIMPSON,  G.  R.,  ElectricUy-TransmLssion  to  Vehicles:  Pneumatic  nUspatch.  Railways;  Rallwa 
Rolling  Stock:   Railway   Switches  and   bignab;   Railways,  Surface  Track;   Railway  Wheels  a 
Axles;  Store  Service;  Track  Sanders:  Vehicle  Fenders. 
BEYNOLDS,  E.  C,  Buckles,  Buttons,  Cla.sps.  Etc.;  Card.  Picture,  and  Sign  EThlWting:  Signals 

and  Indicators:  Toilet. 
iiORTON,  G.  L.,  Automatic  Weighers;  Driers;  Geometrical  Inst  rumen  Is.  Measuring  Instruments; 
Force  Measuring. 

37.  TAYLOR,  E.  C,  Electricity.  Clrctiit  Makers  and  Breakers 

3H.  I  DE,  I i.  R.,  Animal  Husbandry:  Earth  Boring:   Fi.shing.  Trapping,  and  \  ermtn  lte;.troying:  Vlinlng, 
iJuarrying,  and  Ice  Harvesting:  Stationery;  Stoneworking.  Wells. 

230     39.  CtAvLES,  A.  W.,  Fluid- Pres.«<ure  Regulators:  Multiple  Valves,  \alves;  Water  DLstrlbutlon 

268  40.  C  BERLIN,  J.  J.,  Baegage;  Bottles  and  Jars:  Cloth,  Leather,  and  HuMier  Receptacle.';:  Deposit  and 
Collection  Receptacles:  Metallic  Receptacles;  Package  and  Article  Carriers;  Paper  Receptacles; 
Special  Receptacles  and  Packages;  Wooden  Receptacles. 

ROWN,  J.  I.,  Land  Vehicles,  Wheels  and  Axlej*:  Resilient  Tires  and  Wheels 

UTTING,  H.  O.,  Electrical  Conduits  and  Housings;  Electric  Signaling:  Electric  Ijimps 

OPKINS  F.  M.,  Baths  and  Closets;  Electricity,  Medical  and  Surgical:  Fire  ExtlngiUshers;  Sewerage; 
Surgery;  Liquid  Separation  or  PurlBcatlon. 
SHAFFER,C.H.,  Bread,  Pastry,  and  Confection  Maklnr  Dispensing;  Dispensing  Beverages;  Filling 
and  Closlnc  Portable  Receptacles;  Railway  Draft  Appliaoces;  Refrigeration. 

CllLKS,  A.  H.,  Journal  Boxes,  Pulleys,  and  Sha/tlng;  Lubrication;  Motors;  Spring  Devices 

WOLCOTT,  C.  L.,  Curtains,  Shades,  and  ScraMfi  EdueaUooal  Appliances:  Fire  Escapes;  Ladders; 
Fluid  Sprinkllnc,  Spraying,  and  Diffusing;  nftjS'  Ftlee  and  Binders;  Wooden  Buildings;  Scaffolds. 
$ARKER,  H.,  Brakes;  Quiches  and  Power  Stop  Control;  Elevators.  Fluid- Pressure  Brake  and 
A nalofoua  Systems;  Horology:  Tlme-Com  roiling  Mechanism. 

48.  aOEPKK,  O.  B.,  EJectrtclty  Conductors;  Electricity  General  Applications 

I  DINBUBO,  F.  P.,  Check-ControUed  Apparatus;  Domestic  Cooking  Vessels;  Fuel  and  Igniting 
Deykes;  Joint  PaeUnB;  Packed  Shaft  or  Rod  JolDts;  Pneumatics;  Velocipedes. 
103     Dmfaire:  C.  O.  MARKHAH  (Acting) f 

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,  I. 


DECISIONS  IN  PATENT  AND  TRADE-MARK  CASES. 


Commissioner's  Decision. 

K.\  r.^aiK  The  F.  &  M.  Sch.xkkeb  Hkkwing  Cumpa.nt. 

Decided  Hay  J,.  WIS 

1.  Prints    and    L.tBEi.s    -Kke    kuh    ExTi-:NDi\fi    Tr.ii.vi    oy 

REaisTR.tno?*. 
If  the  '"opyrlght  .\rt  Is  to  he  const rup<i  mr  confcrriiis: 
upon  the  Coinmteslouer  of  ratciiig  the  aiitlx'rity  to 
receive  the  application  for  the  extension  of  the  term  of 
a  registration  of  a  print  or  Inbcl  and  to  record  the 
aamc.  then  It  mu«t  b«'  in  accordnnrc  with  fhf  rulfs  and 
reguIatloHB  r^'latlng  to  copyrightf*.  except  a*  to  the 
fee,  and  the  fee.  therefore,  must  t>e  .six  dollars,  the  name 
as    for    the    original    regi.<itration. 

2.  .Same— Application  fok  Renewal. 

The  CopyrlKht  Act  of  1909  provides  for  the  renewal 
of  a  copyrlKht  subsisting  at  the  time  of  the  passjiKe  of 
that  act  by  the  proprietor  in  the  case  of  a  composite 
work  only.  Held  that  the  "  proprietor  of  a  copyright 
print  ■  which  iiiaUeB  no  showlnn  that  it  Is  the  '■  author  ' 
has  no  rlKht  of  renewal. 

3.  S.*.ME^ — Arri  iCATiON     for     Renew. u.     Mt  .st     be  '  In  lt 

ItRiisTERKD"  Within   One  Year  Pbiob  to  Eipira 

TiON  or  ExiSTTNa  TiaiM 
The  nppllcation  for  renewiil  wab  not  made  "and  duly 
rejfUtered"  within  one  year  prior  to  the  eipiratlun  of 
the  existing  term.  While  the  appllciilon  was  miide 
within  one  year  prior  to  the  expiration  of  the  term,  the 
application  wm.s  not  "duly  registered'  within  that  pe- 
riod, .sine  the  ap[>ncaiit  did  not  within  tliat  pe- 
riod pay  the  requisite  fee.  The  "period"  having  expired, 
the  additional  amount  necessary  to  complete  the  fee  of 
six  dollars  cannot  now  tie  accepted,  since  the  reclstra- 
tlnn  culd  not  he  "duly  re jjisti  red"  within  the  period 
specified  In   the  net. 

O.N   APPEAL. 

PRINT   FOR    I.AT.l-R    lEEtl. 

Mr    Chautwey  I'.  Carttr  f<tr  t!ic  iipitlirant. 
Fkn.ning,  Agsixtdnt  Commisfiionrr: 

Thi.K  is  ail  .ipin^al  from  thf  division  of  the  Ex- 
niiiiiier  of  Tnulc-Marks  rclii.s  iit:  to  renew  the  re;;- 
istrntion  of  a  print. 

The  apftliration  for  renewal  \va.«  acc'oni|):inie<]  by  a 
fee  of  fifty  r»>nts.  The  Kxainner  of  TradeMark.-! 
held  that  under  the  Copyright  .Vet  and  the  rules  rt^ 
latinc  to  the  registration  of  prints  and  labels  tlie 
fee  for  renewal  is  six  dttlhirs  and  refuse*!  to  renew 
the  repstration  unless  applicant  shouhl  i^ay  th»> 
additional  five  dollars  and  fifty  rents 

Applicant  contends  that  under  section  Gl  of  the 
Copyricht  Act  of  1909  the  renewal  fee  is  fixe<l  at 
fifty  cents.  j 

The  act  of  1S74  provides  that  the  word.s  "engrav-   ' 
ing.  cut  and  print,"  as  usetl  in  that  act.  shall  be  ap-   '< 
plied  only  to  pictorial  illustrations  or  works  connect- 
ed with  the  fine  arts  and  that—  I 

no  prints  or  labels  designed  to  be  used  for  any  other 
article  of  manufacture  shall  be  entered  under  the  copy- 
right  law ;    but   may   be   registered   in    the    Patent   Office, 

and  that  the  ComniLssioner  of  Patents  is  charge*]   I 
with  the  supervision  and  control  of  the  entry  or  reg- 
istry  of  such  prints  or  labels 


In  conformity  with  the  regnlatlons  provided  by  law  as  to 
copyright  of  prints,  except  that  there  shall  be  paid  for  re 
cording  the  title  of  any  print  or  label,  not  a  trademark 
fllx  dollar*. 


[  That  act  contained  im  provision  for  the  ri-^newft!  of 
the  registration.     At  the  tinit--  thtit  a.'t   ^vns  pas.s€Hl 

j   the  copyright  Itiw    (K    S.   495,^  ami   49.">4  1    jirovided 

that  coiiyr'cliis  should  be  graiitod  for  ih."  term  of  2** 

years  from  the  fme  of  reeordin;;  the  tirio  tlipr.to 

nud  thiit  the  author.  Inventor,  or  desient-r,  if  he  t)e 

living,   or   his   widow   or   childrn,,    if   lie    \,i>   dead. 

should  have  the  same  e.xrlushi-  ri-ht  continued  for 

the  furtlier  term  of  14  years— 

npon  recording  the  title  of  the  work  or  descrlptloti  of  \'iic 
article  so  secured  a  second  time,  and  compIvinR  with  nil 
other  re^'ulations  In  regard  to  orikMna.  copyrights  wltliln 
six  months  before  the  expiration  of  the  flrnt  term 

In  the  ca.se  of  lUaging  v.  Kruffcl  (140  U.  S.,  428; 
1891.  C.  D..  40.'^)  the  r^upreme  Court  held  that  tbe 
Label  and  rrmt  .\ct  of  1874  related  to  copyrights 
and  that  the  requirements  of  the  copyri;;!it  statutes 
applied  to  such  registration. 

The  prosont  ('ojiyright  .\ct  provides  (section  24> 

that  a  copyright  sut)sisting  at  the  time  the  act  went 

into  effect  may,  at  the  expiration  of  xlw  tprni   be  n>- 

newed  by  the  author,  if  still  living,  or  the  widow. 

widower,  or  children  ("f  the  author,  if  tlie  author  be 

not  living,  or.  if  they  be  not  livins:.  hy  the  authors 

executor,  or.  it.  the  absence  nf  n   \\iii    his  next  of 

kin — 

for  a  furthtr  period  such  that  the  ,-ntlre  term  shall  be 
equal  to  tl.!!t  .teciired  by  this  act,  includinc  the  renewal 
period, 

iiiid  further,  liuit  in  tiie  case  uf  a  composite  worl; 
upon    which   the  copyright  was  originally  secured 

by  thf  propriet.T  tiict.'of,  t!;;ii   tlir  projirictMr  shall 

be  entitled   to  tiM'   i.rivilege  of  renewal   imd  ext-  n- 

sion — 

Provided,  That  application  for  such  renewal  and  exten- 
sion shall  he  made  to  the  copyright  office  and  duly  rt^iN- 
tered  therein  within  one  year  prior  to  the  expiration  ..f 
t!ie    exl.siting    term. 

Section  01   i»rovides — 

that  the  reglst«T  of  copyrights  shall  receive  •  •  • 
the  following  fee,s  :  f,,r  the  r.'glstrath.!i  of  anv  work  suh- 
Jert  to  copyright,  deposited  under  the  provl.'^ion-^  of  this 
act.  one  <iollar,  •  •  •  f„r  recording  the  ritension'of 
renewal  of  copyright  provided  for  in  sections  twenty- 
three  and   twenty  four  of  this  net,  fifty  cents. 

As  iiofod  alHive.  flic  tict  of  1^74  (]oo<  not  in  itself 
provide  for  tin  extension  of  a  o>i)y right.  Sucli  ex- 
tension can  be  granted  by  this  Ofhce  only  If  the  art 
of  1909  be  construed  as  giving  the  Commissioner  u{ 
Patents  tlie  same  authority  to  accept  the  fee  fnr, 
and  the  entry  of.  the  renewMl  as  is  given  liy  the 
Copyriglit  .\(t  to  the  register  of  copyrights. 

[1]  The  act  of  1S74  provides  that  the  entry  or 
registrj-  of  jirints  or  labels  in  the  Patent  Office 
sh.'ill  b<-— 

in  conformity  with  the  regulation  provided  bv  law  as  to 
copyrights  or  prints,  except  that  there  shall  W  paid  for 
recording  the  title  of  any  print  or  label,  not  a  trade-mark, 
six   dollars. 

If  the  Copyright  Act  is  to  be  construed  as  con- 
ferring upon  the  Commissioner  of  Patents  the  au- 
thority to  receive  the  application  for  the  extension 
of  the  term  of  a  registration  of  a^rint  or  label  and 

3 


to  record  t 


OFFICIAL  GAZl.liF 


OcTOBEB  2,  iy23 


t 


the  siinie,  then  It  must  S>-  ;ii  ;ic<t»riliuice 
with  the  ruU'S  ;!ip1  retaliations  r^-latiiii,'  to  copy- 
rights, eicf  pt  as  to  the  tee.  and  the  ft*,  therefore, 
must  be  9\-x  dollars,  the  same  as  for  the  original 
reglstratioi] . 

The  act  af  1909,  section  24.  which  proviiles  fur 
the  renewa  of  any  copyright  subsisting  at  the  time 
of  the  pasiage  of  that  act,  also  provides  for  the 
extension  and  renewal  by  the  proprietor  only  in 
the  case  ofl  a  composite  work,  that  is.  as  j^pt'cihed 
In   section  23,    a   work   including — 

a  contributldn  by  an  Individual  author  to  a   periodical  or 
to  a  fye!op»plc  or  othf-r  romporlte  work 

|2]  The  original  registration  by  The  F.  and  M. 
Schaefer  Cpmpnny  was  applied  for  by  it  as  "  tht* 
sole  proprietor,"  and  the  application  for  renewal 
Is  made  bM  The  F.  and  M.  Schaefer  Company  us 
"  proprietoi  of  the  copyright  print."  There  is  notb 
Ing  to  shovi  that  The  F.  and  M.  Scliaefer  Conipaiiy 
is  the  authir,  including  in  that  term  "an  emp'cyt^r 
in  the  case  of  works  made  for  hire"  (section  «12). 
If  the  applicant  is  the  proprietor,  and  not  the 
"  author."  tjhen  no  right  of  renewal  exists  under  the 
express  provisions  of  section  24. 

The  que«ion  of  the  right  of  a  pr>>pr;etor  as  dis- 
tinguished from  the  author  to  renew  a  cofiyright  in 
existence  at  the  time  of  the  p.-issaye  nf  the  act  of 
190G  is  fully  discussed  in  the  case  of  Wltite-tinUth 
Miuic  Pubishing  Co.  v.  G  / "'  (1»T  F  K.,  247  i ,  in 
which  it  was  h^M  J;;"  th<  pro[>rieT..r,  ;i>  distiri- 
gnl^ed  from  an  author,  could  not  effect  such  re- 
newal. 

The  act  of  1874  relates  to  •  prin's  or  labels 
designed  tc^  be  use<i  for  any  other  article  of  manu- 
facture," and  f'jle  3ff  provides  that  "no  print  or 
label  can  be  registere<l  unless  it  pn>perly  belongs 
to  an  article  of  manufacture  and  is  descrii>tive 
thereof."  The  label  in  the  present  ca.fe  is  in  no  way 
descriptive  of  "lager  beer,"  the  goo<.ls  which  it  is 
stated  in  l;he  original  application  it  is  to  be  us^hI 
in  advertising  the  sale  of,  and  therefore  the  \&b*'\ 
itself  is  not  now  registrable  under  the  statutes  and 
the  rules.  It  may  be,  therefore,  th;it  !be  certificate 
should  not  be  renewerl. 

[31  Ann  her  ground  for  refusing  registration  is 
>hat  the  ai  plication  for  such  renewal  was  not  made 
■*  and  duly  registerwl  "  withn  one  year  [irior  to  the 
expiration  of  the  existing  term.  The  print  was 
registered  in  January  29,  ISai,  and  the  term  of 
28  years  expired  January  29,  192.3.  While  the 
appllcatior,  was  made  within  one  year  prior  to  the 
exp' ration  of  the  term,  the  apjjlication  was  not 
"  duly  re^stered "  within  that  perio<l,  since  the 
applicant  lid  not  within  that  period  pay  the  req- 
uisite fee.  The  "  perbxl  "  having  expire«l.  the  addi- 
tional amount  necessary  to  complete  the  fee  of 
til  dollani  can  not  now  be  accepted,  since  the  reg- 
istration wuld  not  be  "  duly  registered "  within 
the  period  specified  in  the  act.  ' 

To  recapitnlate,  the  renewal  must  be  refused  on 
the  ground  that  the  requisite  fee  of  six  dollars  was 


[lit  paid  uirliiii  'he  speciii-'d  p«Tio<l,  and  the  fur- 
tlier  ground  that  there  is  im  cvidenci'  to  show  that 
tlic  applicant  s  the  "author"  within  the  n>eanlng 
of  sertions  24  anrl  62  "f  the  art  of  1909. 

The   de<'ision    "f    'ho    lixaniiner   of  Trade-Markg 
is  atflrme<l. 


ON    RKHK.vBINi;,     MAY     17.     1923. 

.\t  riiis  reheariri:  it  s  vigorously  urged  that  the 
ftH'  iM'ivi.U^Ml  by  the  r.nc.t  statute  for  the  renewal 
■  )f  a  copyrigh  is  tifry  cents  and  that,  therefore,  the 
fee  for  r^'newal  of  registrarlon  of  a  label  or  print 
should  be  but  fifty  cents. 

It  seems  cloar,  liowever,  tliat  the  1874  act. 
un<]er  which  labels  and  prints  are  registered  in 
th«'  Unitefl  States  I'nferif  otTlce,  contemplated  that 
there  shcoild  tw  a  ei.-ir  distinction  between  labels  '' 
and  !>rints  and  orhor  sut>J*"''ts  matter  of  copyright 
with  :esiiect  -o  fees  .\  |  npyright  regulations  apply 
to  lal>el.s  and  prints  with  the  exception  of  the  fee, 
which  Is  tixeil  Kt  $»v<Ki  It  is  clear,  therefore,  that 
if  the  UX>9  statute,  or  an\  other  act,  gives  the 
r  L'ht  t"  reiie^'.  m  'a be!  .  !•  i>rint  registenM  in  the 
Patent  Office  it  is  given  mly  with  the  exception 
tioteil  in  this  ]<\  statute-  namely,  that  the  fee 
shall  be  $().{)(). 

Since  applicant  has  not  pres«'nte<l  the  $6.00  fee 
bt>fore  the  copyri;:bt  e\pire<l,  renewal  can  not  be 
obtain^Hl. 


U.  S  Circuit  Court  of  Appeals     Eighth  Circuit. 

Alfocorn  Miixijio  To    r.  Edoar-Mobqaw  Co. 

hrciilnl    Junr    1',.    I'-til.      H'htnitn<j    ilenied    October  t, 

[28:?  }'>■  \    \:<[' .  :;'j4.i 
1     T't.ii'E  Mauks   \^:>  TiiM.E  N»\iK.s  ANU  Cnfaib  *,'OMPm- 

T-|,,N — WeK!-     ■    11  vri'Y    '      ('aN     NOT    B»    EICLC8IV«LT 

Aia'KMi'KM  rKi>  1  Mil  '1  ic  mik-Mauk. 
'!"!..■  wor^l  ■'  H.'ij'iy  "  !?<  in  lt'<  natur*  such  that  It 
cnu  not  (if>  f\rlusivi'!y  •ip[ir('[irl«te<l  for  a  trade-mark  or 
train  mmp.  with  fti*"  r>-«n  t  ttiiU,  thouuh  complainaDt 
first  nH^>'!  it  In  tSie  riiiai."  of  ir.s  ti.-tj  fped.  defendant,  who 
ttiprt-rtfttr  u».<l  it  In  tt!»'  nam.'  of  its  horse  and  male 
f.'iil  WIS  n»>t  r>'Mulr.>'l  '"  il'-sjst  on  complainant  later 
j.rodijrhig  a  ti'irse  iiiil  in'i!''  {"•••■■I  an<l  using  such  word  In 
it.-*   ii:irn.». 

2.     SaMK—   T' VFAIR     CmM  FTTITION     N"T     ShoWV, 

Nofwlthstandlnk,'  thp  use  nf  tho  word  "  Happy  "  In 
th»'  nanu'g  of  th**  donifstif  animal  ffeds  of  both  parties, 
unfair  fompetltlon  in  not  Hhown.  there  being  no  proof 
of   confusion   of   th.'    product    of   one   with    that  of   the 

other,  or  of  de<-eptliin  of  purchasers. 

Appf.^i-  from  the  District  Court  of  the  United 
States  for  the  E:istern  District  of  Missouri; 
Charles  B.  Faris,  Judge. 

Suit  by  the  Edgar-Morgan  Company  against  the 
AlftKX)rn  Milling  (Vimpany.  Decree  for  complain- 
ant (270  Fed..  344 K  and  defendant  appeala  Re- 
versed, with  direction  to  dismiss. 

Mr.  Howard  G.  Cook  ( Me»»rt.  Cobbs  d  Logan  on 
the  brief)  for  appellant 

Mr.  Arthur  E.  Wallace  (ifr.  Hezekiah  Bandera 
on  the  brief)   for  apiiellee. 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


Before    Ijrwis,    Circuit    Judge,    and    Tbif.beh    and 
Pollock.  IMstrlct  Judges. 

POLjx>CK,  D.  J.: 

This  api»eiil  challenges  the  right  of  apiiellee,  as 
complainant  l>elow,  to  a  decree  restraining  ap- 
pellant, defendant  below,  from  the  manufacture 
and  marketing  of  a  domestic  animal  food  product 
pecked  in  Jute  bags,  bearing  the  lai)el  "  Hapi)y 
Mule  Horse  and  Mule  Feed,"  with  the  picture  of  a 
mule  underneath,  together  with  the  name  "Alfo- 
corn Comptmy"  quite  prominently  displayed 
thereon. 

The  parties  will  tie  designated,  for  conrenlence, 
as  in  the  court  Itelow.  The  grounds  of  con)[)laint 
are:  (1  >  The  infringement  of  a  ominion-Iaw  trade- 
mark;  (2)   unfair  Competition  in  buslnew. 

Ttie  facts  are:  In  101.''>  complainant  commenced 
the  manufacture  of  a  domestic  fowl  feed  under  the 
name  "Happy  Hen  Scratch  I«'eed,"  packe<l  In  Jute 
bags,  and  underneath  the  legend  the  picture  of  n 
scratching  hen.  Thereafter,  In  1918,  It  began  to 
manufacture  and  market  other  so-called  "Happy 
Brands"  of  food,  such  as  "Happy  Hog  Feed," 
"Happy  Cow  Fee<l,"  "Happy  Chick  Feed,"  etc.  The 
"Happy  Hen  Scratch  Feed"  manufactured  by  com- 
plaimnt  was  extenslveiy  advertised,  especially  in 
the  South,  and  large  sales  thereof  made  by  com- 
plainant In  the  years  1010,  1917,  and  1918.  This 
feed  Hfti  marketed  In  Jute  bags  In  which  tt»ere  was 
InscriMit  the  legend  **Hnppy."  In  compliance  with 
the  Idllil  laws  of  many  .States  the  "Happy  Hen 
Scratcfc  Feed"  manufactured  by  complainant,  and 
Its  otber  feed  products  thereafter  produced,  were 
regtstoKd.  However,  complainant  did  not  make, 
sell,  OP  market  any  of  Its  "Happy  Horse  and  Mule" 
products,  or  other  of  Its  "Happy  Brand"  of  feeds, 
until  the  month  of  September,  1919,  at  which  time 
It  registered  Its  formula,  brands,  and  trade-mark 
for  this  and  other  brands  not  heretofore  registered. 
Meanwhile  defendant,  in  April,  1918.  commenced 
the  manufacture  and  marketing  of  a  domestic 
animal  food  product  under  the  name  "Happy  Mule 
Horse  and  Mule  F"'eed"  In  the  manner  above  stated. 
At  the  trial  there  was  a  decree  for  complainant 
Defendant  appeals. 

An  examination  of  the  record  discloses  It  was 
the  Tlew  of  the  trial  court,  notwithstanding  It  was 
abown  by  the  proofs  the  word  "Happy,"  long  be- 
fore its  use  by  complainant,  had  been  employed  by 
otlkers  to  designate  a  brand  or  make  of  cookies  or 
cakes,  canned  meats,  etc..  .vet.  complainant  hnrlng 
employe<l  it  in  the  manner  stated  in  the  manufac- 
ture and  sale  of  its  "Happy  Hen  Feed,"  this  wns 
such  an  exclusive  approi)riatlon  of  the  word  and 
the  manner  of  display  cfimplnfnant  might  restrain 
defendant  from  usio^  the  same  by  its  extension  to 
other  domestic  food  products,  under  the  doctrine 
announced  In  Florence  Mfg.  Co.  v.  J.  C.  Dowd  <f 
Co.  (178  Fed.,  73;  101  C.  C.  A.,  565)  and  other 
cases.  In  this  present  case  complainant  was  en 
gmged   merely   in    the   production    and   sale   of   a 


c'bieken  fee<l  when  defendant  ttep;in  Us  manufac- 
ture and  snie  of  n  horse  and  mule  feed.  The  trial 
court  held,  solely  t>ecau8e  complainant  had  used 
the  words  "Happy  Hen"  to  describe  Its  chicken 
fe+'d,  and  the  defendant  employed  the  terra  "Happy 
Mule"  to  descritie  its  horse  and  mule  fee<l.  almost 
two  years  thereafter,  when  complainant  decided  to 
l*egln  the  manufacture  and  sale  of  Its  horse  and 
mule  feed  uniler  the  appellation  "Happy,"  defend- 
ant must  desist  frouj  any  further  pursuit  of  its 
business  and  a(x*ount  to  complainant  for  proflta 
made.  Obviously,  such  ruling  can  rest  alone  on 
one  basis,  namely,  the  right  of  complainant  to  the 
exclusive  ai)propriation  to  its  use  to  any  and  all 

j  kinds  of  domestic  fowl  and  animal  products  which 
it  now  or  at  any  further  date  shall  manufacture 

i   and    sell    under    the    name    or    appellation    of   the 

I   word  "Happy." 

11]   We  are  of  the  opinion  this  word  "Happy"  it 

one  of  such  nature  as  to  be  Incapable  of  such  ex- 

clui^ive   ai)proprlation   and   extension   by   any   one. 

The  rule  in  such  cases  Is  very  clearly  stated  by 

Mr.  Justice  Strong  in  Canal  Co.  r.  Clark  (13  Wall.. 

311 ;  20  L.  Ed.,  581 ).  In  which  it  Is  said  : 

The  trade-mark  must  therefore  be  distinctive  In  Ita 
original  ■Igntflcatlon.  pointing  to  the  ortjln  of  the  article, 
or  It  mast  have  lH»coine  such  by  association.  And  there 
are  two  rules  which  are  not  to  be  overlooked.  No  one  can 
claim  protection  for  the  exclnslve  use  of  a  trade  mark  or 
trad©  name  which  would  practically  give  him  a  monopoly 
In  the  sale  of  an.r  froods  other  than  those  produced  or 
mad^*  by  himself.  If  he  conld.  the  pobllc  wonid  t>e  Injured 
rather  than  protected,  for  competition  wonJd  be  destroyed. 
Nor  can  a  generic  name,  or  a  name  merely  descriptive  of 
an  article  of  trade,  of  ft«  qnalltles.  Injfredlents,  or  char- 
acteris^cs,  be  empl«.Ted  as  a  trade-mark  and  the  exeimtrw 
use  of  It  be  entitled  to  legal  protection.  As  we  said  In 
the  wetl-consldered  case  of  Amo«ke«o  Manu^actmrinff  Corn- 
pant/  V.  Spear,  "  the  owner  of  an  original  trada-ntark  haa 
nn  undoubted  rtpht  to  be  protected  in  the  exclusive  use  of 
all  the  marks,  forma,  or  symbols,  that  ware  appropriated 
as  designating  the  true  origin  or  ownership  of  the  article 
or  fabric  to  which  they  are  affixed ;  but  he  has  bo  rlj^ht  to 
the  exclusive  use  of  any  words,  lettera,  fl^ures,  or  «ymbola 
which  have  no  relation  to  the  origin  or  ownership  of  the 
goods,  but  are  only  laeant  to  indicate  thcAr  names  «r 
quality.  Fie  has  no  right  to  appropriate  a  sign  or  a 
s.rmbol  which,  from  the  nature  of  the  fact  It  Is  nsed  to 
signify,  othars  saay  empk>y  with  equal  truth,  and  there- 
fore have  an  equal  right  to  employ  for  the  same  purpose." 

As  was  said  by  Mr.  Justice  Field  In  i/anu/acfur- 
ing  Co.  v.  Trainer  (101  U.  S.,  51 ;  25  L.  Ed.,  993;  17 
O.  G..  1217)  : 

The  limitations  upon  the  use  of  devices  as  trade-marka 
are  well  defined.  The  oftject  of  the  tntde-raark  is  to  indi- 
cate, either  by  ita  own  meaainK  or  by  aaaociatloa,  th« 
orltdn  or  ownership  of  the  article  to  which  it  Is  applied. 
If  it  did  not,  it  would  serve  no  useful  purpose  either  to 
the  manufacturer  or  to  the  pnblic :  it  wo«ld  afford  no  pro- 
tection to  either  against  the  sale  of  a  spurious  in  place 
•f  the  genaine  article.  This  object  of  the  trade-mark  and 
the  roBseqwent  limitations  upon  Its  nse  are  stated  with 
great  clearness  in  the  case  of  Canal  Company  v.  CUark, 
reported  in  the  13  Wallace. 

In  Elgin  Xat.   Watch   Co.  v.   MHnois  Watch  Co. 

n79  U.  S..  665:  21  Sup.  Ct,  2J0:  45  I..  Ed.,  365; 

M  O.  G..  756)  Mr.  Chief  Justice  Fuller,  dellverlnf 

the  opinion  for  the  Court,  said  : 

The  term  [trade-mark]  has  been  In  use  from  a  very 
early  date.  and.  generally  speaking,  means  a  dlstlnctlTe 
mark  of  authenticity,  through  which  the  products  of  par- 
ticular manufacturers  or  the  vendible  commodities  of  par- 
ticular merchants  may  be  dlsttngulshed  from  thoae  of 
others.  It  may  consist  in  any  symbol  or  In  any  form  of 
words,  but  as  Its  office  is  to  point  out  distinctively  the 
origin  or  ownership  of  the  articles  to  which  it  la  afllxed. 
It  follows-  that  no  sign  or  form  of  words  can  be  appro- 
priated as  a  valid  trade-mark,  which,  from  the  nature  of 


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OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


the   fact   con 
employ   with 
■ame  parpose 
lUbed  that 
cate  anjthloi 
ownership,  bt 
an  article  la 
lUed  aa  a 
311  ;  Brown 
65    O.    G.. 
U.  8.,  4flO 


'eyed   by   Ita  primary   meaning,  others   may 

equal  tmth,  and  with  equal  right,  for  the 

And  the  general  rule  la  thoroughly  estab- 

wjorda  that  do  not  In  and  of  themselrea  Indl- 

In    the   nature  of   origin,    manufacture,   or 

t  are  merely  descrlptlTe  of  the  place  where 

itianufactured  or  produced,  cannot  b«  monopo- 

tra  )e-mark.      ( Canal  Company  t.  Clark,  13  Wall., 

qh«mical  Company  t.  Meyer,  139  U.  3.,  540 ; 

Columbia   Mill   Company   r.    Alcorn,    150 

cases  dted.) 


28  7 


and 


In  Kellooff  Toasted  Com  Flake  Co.  v.  Quaker 
Oati  Co.  (25S  Fed.,  657;  149  C.  C.  A.,  77)  Warring- 
judge,  delivering  the  opinion  for  the 
court  of  apfeals  of  the  fourth  circuit,  says: 

The  doctrlqe  of  technical  trade-mark  Is  too  well  settled 
extended  citation  of  the  decialona  which 
forhid  the  embloyment  of  essentially  descrlptlre  words  to 
Indicate  the  loarce  of  an  article  Intended  for  sale  In  the 
this  for  the  manifest  reason  that  the  fact 
expressed  by  the  primary  meanlni;  of  such  words  Is  a  fact 
which  others  are  entitled  to  express  by  the  same  words 
for  the  same  [purpose.  (Blgin  Sat.  Watch  Co.  v.  Illinois 
Watch  Co.,  lt9  U.  S..  666,  673;  21  Sup.  Ct.,  270;  45  L. 
Ed.,  365  ;  Stdndard  Paint  Co.  v.  Trinidad  Atph.  Co.,  220 
I".  8..  448,  453;  31  8up.  Ct.,  456:  55  L.  Ed.,  536;  166 
O.  <;  .  971  ;  qolumbia  Mill  Co.  t.  Alcorn,  150  U.  8.,  460, 
463  :  14  Sup.  Ct.,  151  ;  37  L.  Ed..  1144  ;  Cellular  Clothing 
Co.  V  MaxtoH  i  Murray,  [1899]  A.  C.  326,  333,  336.  339, 
340;  Americdn  Wash  Board  Co.  v.  Baoinaw  Mfg.  Co.,  103 
Fed..  281,  28i;  43  C.  C.  A..  233;  50  L.  R.  A.,  609  ;  C.  C. 
A.  6  ;  CompiMting  Seals  Co.  ▼.  Standard  Computing  Scale 
Co..  118  Fed.  at  page  967.  52  C.  C,  A.,  459  ;  Newcomer  4 
/.f  If  M  V.  Scrihen  Co.,  168  Fed.,  821,  625  ;  94  C.  C.  A.,  77  ; 
De  Yoe  Snuff\Co.  r.  Wolff,  206  Fed.,  420,  423;  124  C.  C. 
A..  302  :  C.  q  A.,  6 ;  Trinidad  Atph.  Mfg.  Co.  v.  Standard 
Paint  Co.,  16|  Fed.,  977  ;  90  C.  C.  A..  195.  affirmed  in  220 
r  S.,  446  ;  3i  8up.  Ct..  456  :  66  L.  Ed.,  536  ;  Marvel  Co. 
V.  Pearl,  133  Fed.,  160,  162  ;  66  C.  C.  A..  226 ;  C.  C.  A.,  2  ; 
Brennan  v.  Bmery-Bird-Thayer  Dry  Goods  Co.,  108  Fed.. 
624,  627  ;  47  t.  C.  A..  532  ;  C.  C.  A.,  8  ;  WQUam  Wrigley, 
Jr.,  d  Co.  V.  prove  Co..  183  Fed.,  99,  101  ;  105  CCA. 
•^91  ;  C.  C.  A  ,  2;  Duplex  MetaU  Co.  v.  Standard  Under- 
ground Cable\Co.,  D.  C.  220  Fed.,  989.  991.) 

It  must  tkerefore  be  held  the  word  "Happy,"  by 
pomplalnanti  attempted  to  be  excluslTely  appro- 
jTlated  as  fllstinctlve  of  Its  products  as  a  trade- 
mark or  trnde  name,  is,  In  Its  very  nature,  such  ns 
to  he  incapjible  of  such  appropriation  and  exten- 
si(»n  to  any  nnd  all  domestic  fowl  and  animal  food 
proflucts,  as  Is  attempted  In  this  case. 

[2]  Comiag  now  to  the  charge  of  unfair  compe- 
tition laid  In  the  bill.  It  will  suffice  to  say  the 
Iiroofs  do  mjt  disclose  any  confusion  of  the  domestic 
anini.ll  fee<j  products  manufacture<i  by  complain- 
ant with  thjit  of  defendant.  .No  deception  of  pur- 
chasers is  shown.  Nor  did  the  trial  rourt  uphold 
this  claim  of  unfair  competition  iii  Imsiness. 

It  followa  the  decree  must  Ije  reversed,  with  di- 
rections to  pismiss  the  bill  of  complaint  for  w.snt 
of  equity. 


U.  S.  Cii'cuit  Court  of  Appeals — Fifth  Circuit. 

Rrio  ET  AL.   r.   Hughes  Tool  Co. 
Decided  July  5,  19it. 
[■292  Fed.  Rep..  807.1 

Patcnts — 93C).759.  for  Improvement  in  R<ttart  Drim-s, 
Held  ^'alid  ant)  iNFRtxaKD. 
The  Hug&es  patent.  N"o.  !>:)0,759.  for  an  Improvement 
In  rotary  drills,  utllliing  the  water  used  to  force  the 
material  cot  from  the  well  to  serve  the  further  purpose 
of  automatically  applying  lubricating  oil  to  the  drill  bit, 
Held  valid  and  Infringed. 

Appeal  from  the  District  Court  of  the  United 
States  for  the  .^Southern  District  of  Texas:  Joseph 
C.   Hutchesqn.  Jr..  Judge. 


Suit  by  the  Hughes  Tool  Company  against  Clar- 
ence E.  Reed  and  another.  From  a  decree  for 
plaintiff,  defendants  appeal.    AflBrmed. 

Mr.  Edward  Rector,  Mr.  Wm.  F.  Hall,  and  Mr. 
B.  F.  IjOMi*  for  appellants. 

Mr.  John  A.  Mobley,  Mr.  Jesse  R.  Stone,  and  Mr. 
Melville  Church  (Mr.  F.  C.  Proctor,  Mr.  C.  R. 
Wharton,  Messrs.  Baker,  Botts,  Parker  d  Oancood, 
and  Messrs.  .indreics,  Streetman,  Logue  <t  Mobley 
on  the  brief)  for  appellee. 

Before  Walker,  Rbyajt,  and  Kino,  Circuit  Judges. 

Bryan,  Ctr.  J.: 

This  is  an  app^^al  from  a  decree  holding  valid 
and  Infringed  certain  claims  of  Patent  No.  980.759, 
issued  August  10.  1909,  to  Howard  R.  Hughes,  now 
owned  by  appellee,  the  Hughes  Tool  Company. 

The  patent  was  for  an  Improvement  In  rotary 
drills,  U8e<i  principally  in  drilling  oil  wella  Such 
wells  are  drilled  by  means  of  drill  pipes  and  bita 
The  bits  are  attached  to  the  lower  ends  of  the  pipes. 
In  operation,  the  bits  are  made  to  cut  through  the 
earth  by* rotating  the  pipes.  The  bits  are  greater 
In  diameter  than  the  pii)e8  to  which  they  are  at- 
tache<l.  and  consequently  there  Is  left  a  space  be- 
tween the  plj^es  and  the  outside  wall  of  the  well. 
In  order  to  remove  the  cuttings  from  the  bottom 
of  a  well  to  the  surface,  water  Is  forced  down 
through  the  plf>es  and  openings  In  the  drill  bits, 
and  up  l)etween  the  pipe  and  the  wall  of  the  well. 

Improvements  in  the  art  of  well  drilling  have 
resulted  in  the  us*'  of  rotary  drill  bits.  It  Is  es- 
sential that  these  bits  should  be  lubricated.  One 
of  the  Important  features  of  the  patent  in  suit  Is  a 
ch.Tmber  or  reserv'oir  designed  for  the  purpose 
of  being  filled  with  lubricating  oil  to  be  supplied 
to  the  ilriil  bits;  and  another  feature  Is  to  utlUxe 
the  downward  [ires-sure  or  the  water  through  the 
drill  i»ii>e.  so  ns  tn  foree  the  lubricating  oil  Into 
and  around  the  drill  lilts.  The  pjitent  In  suit 
undertook  to  ncconipll.^ih  these  objects  by  means  of 
a  removable  [ilug  at  the  upper  end  of  the  oil  cham- 
her.  to  whirh  is  attached  a  spring,  and  beneath  the 
latter  a  piston  or  plunger.  But,  In  reference  to 
such  device  specific. illy  descrllietl.  specifications  of 
tlu*  [intent  contain  the  following: 

While  I  have  herein  Bt.ite<l  that  the  lubricant  Is  dis- 
tributed to  the  surface  on  which  the  rollers  bear  by  means 
of  a  uprlng  pressed  pluniifer.  I  do  not  wish  It  to  be  under- 
stood that  my  broad  Idea  is  limited  to  such  a  structure, 
for.  If  de8lre<l.  any  other  suitable  propelling  medium  than 
a  sprlnK  could  be  employed,  or  the  plug  16  and  spring  15 
could  be  removed,  and  thus  permit  the  pressure  of  the 
water  which  is  force<l  through  the  operating  member  3  to 
act  directly  on  the  plunder  14,  and  force  the  lubricant 
through  the  ducts  and  grooves. 

The  claims  of  the  patent  call  for — 

17.  •  •  •  Means  arranged  adjacent  the  head  for 
holding  a  mass  of  lubricant,  and  means  adapted  to  be 
acted  upon  by  the  water  that  Is  forced  through  said 
operating  member  for  supplying  the  lubricant  to  the  bear- 
ings of  the  cutting  rollers. 

18.  *  *  *  Means  for  holding  a  lubricating  medium, 
and  means  for  Introducing  water  Into  the  hole  being 
formed  to  flush  out  the  disintegrated  material,  and  alto 
supply  said  lubricating  medium  to  the  surface  of  the  bead 
on  which  the  cutting  rollers  bear. 

19.  •  •  •  A  lubricant  holder,  ducts  leading  from 
said  holder  to  the  t>earlngs  of  said  rollers,  and  a  hollow 
operating  member  •  •  •  for  Introducing  water  Into 
the  hole  being  forme<l  so  as  to  flush  out  said  hole,  and  also 
exert  prf'ssure  on  the  lubricant  in  said  holder. 


OC-IOBER  2.  1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


20.  •  •  •  A  lubricant  holder  arranged  •  •  •  so 
that  the  force  of  the  water  •  •  •  will  be  exerted  on 
the  lubricant,  and  ducts  leading  from  said  lubricant  holder 
conducting  the  lubricant  to  the  surface  of  the  head  with 
which  the  cutting  rollers  contact. 

21.  •  •  •  A  hollow  lubricant  holder  •  •  •  and 
means  for  conducting  the  lubricant  in  said  holder  to  the 
surfaces  of  the  head  on  which  the  cutting  rollers  bear,  the 
pressure  of  the  water  that  is  forced  through  said  hollow 
operating  member  being  exerted  on  the  lubricant,  and  thus 
applying  It  automatically  to  said  bearing  surface*. 

22.  •  •  •  A  hollow  memt)er  •  •  •  and  ducts 
leading  from  said  hollow  member  to  the  bearings  of  said 
rollers,  the  pressure  of  the  water  that  is  forced  through 
the  tubular  shaped  operating  member  causing  the  lubricant 
to   Ik"    forced   through   said   ducts.  "*■ 

23.  •  •  •  A  hollow  member  •  •  •  to  contain  a 
lubricant,  ducts  leading  from  said  hollow  member  to  the 
bearings  of  said  rollers,  and  a  plunger  for  forcing  the 
lubricant  through  said  ducts,  said  plunger  being  subjected 
to  the  pressure  of  the  water  that  passes  through  the  oper 
atlng  member,  and  thus  causing  the  lubricant  to  be  auto 
mutlcally  supplied  to  the  rollers. 

It  was  admltte<i  by  api>ellee  that  the  plug  and 
sjiring.  described  in  the  drawings  accoiuiianying 
the  application  for  patent,  were  not  practical  at 
great  depths;  but  It  was  shown  that  at  a  depth  of 
4.00<i  or  ."i.OOO  feet,  or  more,  lubrication  was  suc- 
cessfully supplied  to  the  drill  bits  by  removing  the 
plug  and  spring,  and  relying  alone  upon  the 
plunger,  and  t^ere  vvas  some  testimony  that,  oven 
without  the  plunger,  the  lubrication  was  successful 
jiiid  satisfactory  where  the  lubricant  use<i  was  very 
heavy  oil,  but  that  with  the  lighter  lubricant  In 
ooinmon  use  in  oil  wells  a  perforated  cap  or  baffle 
plate.  Instead  of  a  solid  plug,  at  the  head  of  the 
lubricant  chamber,  was  found  desirable,  if  not  nec- 
es.sary. 

The  patent«»e/  Hughes,  applied  for  an  amendment 
to  his  jiatent.  so  as  to  include  such  jierfornted  caj) 
or  bailie  plate;  but  bis  npiilicatlon  was  denli^d. 
Whereui)on  he  ajiplied  for  and  was  granted  on  May 
31.  1!»10,  an  additional  patent.  No.  t>50,539,  covering 
srti*cllically  the  u-se  of  the  perforated  cap.  It  would 
t»e  useless  to  attempt  to  descrltie  the  lubricating 
device  use<l  by  apfiellants  in  their  competitive  drill 
bits.  Ill  that  connection  it  is  sutflcient  to  .^ay  that 
it  was  admitted  by  the  expert  witness  of  ap- 
pellants, who  furnished  the  only  evidence  In  Justi- 
fication of  the  alleged  infringciuent.  that  there  is 
no  substantial  diflference  between  ai»i»ellee"s  lubri- 
cating device  and  that  of  appellants. 

The  bill  of  appellee  also  alleged  that  niipellants 
were  infringing  other  patents  for  rotary  drills. 
But  inasmuch  as  tlio  Injunction  prayed  for  as  to 
them  was  refused  by  the  court,  and  appellee  has 
not  appealed,  the  only  question  on  this  aj>peal  Is 
whether  the  court  below  erred  in  holding  valid 
and  infringed  the  claims  of  Patent  No.  9.^0,750, 
covering  appellee's  lubricating  device.  It  is  con- 
tended that  the  decree  was  erroneous,  upon  the 
grounds;  (1)  that  the  lubricating  device  patented 
is  not  useful  or  operable;  (2)  that  the  representa- 
tion of  the  iK'st  mode  of  operating  the  device  par- 
ticularly de8crlbe<i  in  the  specifications,  and  shown 
by  the  drawings,  was  untrue  and  misleading;  and 
(3 1  that  the  device  was  not  a  patentable  Iniprove- 
nient  upon  the  prior  art. 

1.  We  are  of  opinion  that  the  device  of  the  pat- 
ent in  suit  Is  useful  and  operable.  The  claims  of 
that   patent  are  clearly  for  much   more   than   the 


method  of  operation  by  plug  and  spring,  and  are  In- 
fringed by  the  lubricating  device  used  by  api>ellant, 
even  if  it  l>e  conceded,  as  contended,  that  the  tak- 
ing out  by  Hughes  of  a  subsequent  patent  for  a  per- 
forated cap  estops  him  and  appellee  from  now  In- 
sisting that  such  perforated  cap  is  covered  by  the 
first  Jiatent  and  is  only  an  Improvement  which 
would  have  occurred  to  one  skilled  In  the  art. 

2.  The  contention  that  Hughes  concealed  the  de- 
fe<"ts  of  his  patent,  and  that  his  conduct  was  such 
as  to  lead  the  public  to  believe  that  his  invention 
could  be  successfully  oiH'rated  by  the  use  of  plug 
and  spring.  Is  without  force  or  effec-t.  in  view  of  the 
prompt  action  taken  by  Hughes  to  securt^  first  by 
amendment,  and  then  by  an  independent  patetit. 
Iirotection  In  the  use  of  the  i^erforated  cap. 

3.  It  aiipears  from  the  evidence  that  several  ex- 
pired patents  contain  the  idea  of  ajiplying  lubricat- 
ing oil  to  machinery  by  pressure,  either  of  air. 
steam,  or  water.  But  it  is  not  seriously  contende<l 
that  any  prior  patent  anticii^ated  the  Idea  ex- 
pressed in  the  Hughes  patent  to  so  utilize  the 
water,  which  Is  forr-ed  down  through  the  drill  lajte 
and  the  cutting  device,  for  the  purjxise  of  forcing 
the  material  cut  up  Ix^tween  the  pip*^  and  the  wall 
of  the  well  to  the  surface  of  the  ground,  as  tn  make 
it  ser\e  the  further  purpose  of  automatically  ap- 
plying the  lubricating  oil  to  the  drill  bit  at  the  bot- 
tom of  the  well.  The  additional  idea  that,  when 
water  was  not  l>eing  forced  through  the  drill  pii>e. 
the  flow  of  tlie  lumcant  would  be  stopped,  or 
[iractically  S4i,  and  thus  save  waste,  apjiears  lo 
have  ln-en  new. 

The  invention  of  Hughes  met  a  great  nee<l  in  the 
oil  industry,  and  was  undoubtedly  a  very  v.-ilnable 
iniitrovenieut  upon  the  r'rior  art.  The  jirinciples  of 
],iw  which  govern  this  case  are  well  .stated  in  20 
U.  C.  L.  112.5  and  1120.  where  a  large  number  of 
Suiu-«>me  Court  cases  which  sustain  the  text  ine 
cited,  as  follows : 

.\  combination  Is  a  composition  of  elements,  somp  nf 
tvhicli  ma.v  be  old  and  others  new.  or  all  old  or  all  new. 
It  is,  however,  the  combination  that  is  the  Invention,  and 
is  as  much  a  unit  In  contemplation  of  law  ns  a  sinrlr  or 
noncomposlte  Instrument.  The  authorities  establish  the 
following  propoBltlons  respectinj;  the  j>ntentat)lllty  of  <!<■- 
vices  or  processes  of  this  character  :  i  1  i  'Jhat  a  combi- 
nation is  patentable  If  it  produces  ucw  and  \i8oful  results, 
though  all  Its  constituents  were  well  known  am!  In  com- 
mon use  before  It  was  made,  provided  the  result.s  are  a 
product  of  the  comblnaliun,  and  not  a  mere  aKgre;;ate  of 
several  results,  each  the  product  of  one  of  the  comlMned 
elements.  (2)  If  it  produces  a  different  force,  effect,  or 
result  In  the  combined  forces  or  processes  from  that  plven 
by  their  separate  parts,  and  a  new  result  Is  given  by  tlitir 
union.  (.SI  If  it  either  forms  a  now  machine  of  distinct 
character  or  formation,  or  produces  a  result  which  Is  not 
the  mere  aggregate  of  separate  contributions,  but  is  (l\ie 
to  the  joint  and  co  operatlnc  action  of  all  the  elements 
(4)  When  the  several  elements  of  which  It  Is  coinposfd 
produce  by  their  joint  action  either  n  new  ami  useful 
result,  or  an  old  result  in  n  cheaper  or  otherwise  more 
advantageous  way. 

Particular  changes  may  he  made  in  the  construction 
and  operation  of  an  old  machine,  so  as  to  adapt  it  to  a 
new  and  valuable  use  not  known  before,  and  to  which  the 
old  machine  had  not  been,  and  could  not  l>e.  applied  with- 
out those  changes,  and,  under  those  circumstances,  if  the 
machine,  as  changed  and  modified,  produces  a  new  and 
useful  result,  it  may  be  patented,  and  the  patent  will  he 
upheld  under  existing  laws.  Such  a  change  In  an  old 
machine  may  consist  merely  of  a  new  and  useful  combi- 
nation of  the  several  parts  of  which  the  old  machine  is 
composed,  or  it  may  consist  of  a  niaterlHl  alteration  or 
modification   of  one   or   more   of   the   several   devices   wlilch 


8 


OFFICIAL  GAZF.i TE 


October  2,  1923 


entertHl    Intol  Ita  construction,   and   whether    It   be  one 

thf  other,  i  '  thp  ■iian.i.'e  of  coHStruction  and  ojHTUtioii 
actually  »fl«pt8  th*-  machine  to  a  nt»w  and  valiiaM»»  u- 
not  kiiowu  fffore.  and  it  actually  produces  a  iifw  au'! 
then  a  patent  may  be  erantt'd  for  tlie  snin'-, 
and  it  will  ie  uph.-'id  a*  a  patentable  improvement-  But 
a  ("'imMnat :^ln,  tu  be  patentable,  must  cut  ot.'  merely  an 
if  s«»paratp  elements  or  of  old  results,  f-ach 
its  own  effect  without  prudii  ■!»>;  auythinj; 
1  ^fier<'  mechanlrn!  .;i!itMp«rsir jo::  :  it  in  ;st  ^■rv.; 
machine  of  a  'ti^tincT  rti;irnetfr  nnd  fu::'*ti'in 
HiuciDj^  .1  result  due  to  th*'  joiuC  an  1  ''o-op€rat;ii;.' 
th'>  'lements. 


;isefii!  resnlt 
and  it  will 
a    ("'imMnat 
8gi,'rf>ijati'->n 
working    o'U 
□  ..V.-! 

either  a  new 
T  ''r'Hiucin 
1  '"•!•'  n  I")  f  a ; 

\V.'  thiy.'h 
i>   ;i<'\v  .••nil 


s"5],.".(il,  H,  M,  IM. -kins. Ml,  raiuly-pullitit;  macljtiit?; 
VJ7,77t»,  <".  TbiUHh'jiu,  saiii*',  suit  filed  Auk,  13,  1!»23, 
\     V  .    !'<"■    i;;07     //.   .1.    Uihlrrth    v. 


tilt'  iiivpntion  is  p;it>^nt;iMe,  V»'fnMs»'  if 

is     Tmr     the    r!i^'r>■    ;)  ^'fTTf^LTI  t  P    'if    Sf[     TMtl' 

c-oiifril'iitiotis.  liiit.  i-i  th*'  r-'^iilr  ^f  tl;inr  joint  a'-t;ii:i 
It  :-;  Mt  par^'Tit  frum  rhf  pvi.]f!irp.  im  well  as  frnni  ,i 
iin[)aris<''n  nf  Mi.^  Inhrif'atinL'  tlevipt-s  us*^  1  hy  th'' 
[MTfips  to  "his  sui*.  thnr  appoHaiits  h  i  vp  hifrinL'f':! 
'ijo]!  thp  '-.wnis  of  tho  patent  owiPil  t»y  ;:ii[i<'llw 
W"  'Kink  T  ip»'IlPe  is  pntitlOil  tr,  prot.'or'Mn,  'mt  on! y 
a_':!i''!-t  "h"  ns«'  of  tl!P  pt-rforafpti  cap,  hut  also  r. 
tiip  |irf>'  iUt  ftrott-ytJMn  .T  an  injtin''tion  riLMirisr 
;iM'/   i'lrriTiaoMifnt 


T 


ADJUDICATED  PATENTS. 


is  afflniie*!. 


(T    C    .^1   Wis.)      Cowles  FMiteot  7r)o,r>42.  for  Hiv 
e9cap»>.   Uil'i   valid  and   infringed.     ['.  i*?.   h\r(    /-;>- 
at»   V'junt  rljiilann:  Co.  v,   WisoDm^in  I  on  d   Wne 
W',rk.i.  2:hi  Fe<J.  Hep.,  171. 

(C     C.    .L.    111.)       Rodman    patent    '.>49,442.    for 
preparatitiii  for  ea.se-hardenint:  steel.  Held  void  for 
ick   of   iiironrlon.      Srofiihi    v.    Rodman   Chemical 
Co  .  2".X>  Fei.  Itep..  169. 

I>.  (\  N    Y.  1      .Nacy  patent    1  .')r>8,720.  for  .-rowii- 
c«rk-ai*»Miibline  iiiflohinp.  elaim   1,  Hfhl  valid,  hut 


Intrtitatwnnl  Cork  C' 


.'!»0 


not  infrine<s1.     Y'lj;;/  v 
Fed.  Rep .  ;J23. 

(C.  r.  A  Calif..  Trumhle  patent,  1.2»19.1P,4.  for 
oil  and  iras  separator,  Hr],i  irifrincpfi.  Lorruine  r 
T'nmxenil.  2f»0  Fed    Rep.,  54. 

(C.  '".  A.  X.  Y.)  Rosenfield  patent,  1,2<V;.115.  for 
vacumu  cleaner,  claim  4,  Held  void;  claims  ]  to  3 
Held  not  infringed.  Electric  Vficuum  Cleaner  Co. 
r.  Jorgetisffi.  29<J  Fed.  Rep  .  184. 

N.  Y.  t  Haynes  patent.  1.290.404.  and 
Brearley  p.-iteut,  1,197.256,  for  .stainles.s  steel.  Held 
valid  and  iiifriii(r»Hl.  Americfin  st'iinle-'^n  l^teel  Co. 
V.  Ludium  ^^tt'rl  Co.,  2lK)  Feil.  Rep,,  in.3. 

(D,  C.  N    Y.I      NiiKy  patent,  1.410,5.S3,  for  fee<l 
Ins:  att;ich!iK?nt  for  cork-as-vinhling  machines.  HrJd 
valid,  excel  t  chnm  1,  hut  not  infringeil.     Sogy  v 
International  Cork  Co..  2'.X)  Fed.  Rep..  223. 


PATENT  SUITS. 


[Noticea  ar.dfr  section  4921.  Revised  Statutes,  as  amended 
February  18,  19212.) 

816,543,  trb  &  rowlison.  Rotary  disk  plowing  at- 
tachment. )111  dl!*ml9ae<l  npon  stipulation  without 
prejudice  upon  payment  of  costs  by  plaintiff,  D.  C. 
D.  Minn..  Dine  Grader  d  Plo\r  Co,  v.  Wrutcrn 
Wht-flei  Srraper  Co. 


I.    H'l'i'ini'i 
A 


S^v   s.';i  -u\]    , 


'^.  1 1 . 1 

Ilit'd     .luilt'    L"J,     I'.'l 
\'iti'>>inl  Si'jft   St'  rii  i!   ( 
Co.  et  nl 

'.»r..s,47>.    W 

trt'Os,   suit-,   li 

I     S  1    t,     1  I    ll  !«■ 

I  tun    tf    (lUn 

1  lor    1-;  ;  io," 

'levnhdn   it-    Xnlnu 

;<7rr,it-.  I    K    ru 

f  I  Oftfthl     i  I'lih  I  <i  vrj), 

>'7 '»  ty   f  in>'  J.  J 
l.i  1:1  I  iM.     1:. 

>\  ^t''!ii      suits    tilt 


,\ .    .s^fPiHiiins;    appanitns,    suit 

1)    C.    1>.    .Minn,,    I  •<><■,    K   iMi',, 

^,  'I'hr  Di.^plnii  Material 

IT  F'nvey  Proees.s  of  r>'«"nforring 
■•'.  S.'i'  4,  I'.Cl  I>,  C.  1:.  I..  Mich. 
•  ■^•7,    7/o'   hnrry   Tree   Frpert   Co.    v. 

>a:i.f,  1'.  C.  .\.  1).  Calif,  t  ."^.  I>.  1, 
/ '('     li'i'f'i/    Trrr   Frpeit    C".    v.    .Ifc- 


r.    \n/,/Ip,   piiit    filed    Sejit.    5. 
•    !■'      hoo    :^<M,   Hr>nrr.  Ftniub  rf 

■mi  .<ii"iii!t]/  <'"  f   X.  The  Ariiriiinn 

\f  nil  ■.    .^ujij/li/   Co. 

II     .\!ni<tron;;.    Wireless    ret-clving 
■<\  S.'pt.  .-,,   I'.rjr,,  I),  c     S.  I).  N.  Y., 


I'uc.  1;  JT  !oi,  ^\'c.'<ttng)l'>u^c  Electric  rf  Mfq.  Co.  v. 
.Vcon  In 'op  irorA.s,  Inc..  et  al.  Sjime.  Doc.  E 
27  'ln2.  U'r>i/i>);;/(ot<,vr  KU'<-tr\r  d  \l('i.  Co.  v.  Soiner- 
I'u  III  d  A  <i  li    I  \rmy  d  ,\''i '  y  Tiailit\q  Co.). 

1.11»1.3*)«;,  1  .\  niM»\»'r.  Hiiuipers  for  vehicles, 
suit  tiled  .Vu2   .'.1.  V.rz?,,  l»    ("..  .\.  K.  Calif.,  Doc,  B 

ll'i-4.  \tiiiiiiini  cihitu  I'll..  I'll.,  y .  U'e/n-v/ocfc-.VicA- 
olts  Co.  i.l  nL  / 

1.2211,102.  R  i:,  I.lovd,  Talldnj,' doll,  suit  filed  Aug. 
1.   1!)23.  D,  c.   K.   D    N.  Y.  I»(m\  l.-iOS.  ».  E.  Lloyd 

ft  (il    V.  (tk/firiiiiii  d  lirdhniH'^.  Inc..  et  al. 

l,27r..47«,  ('.  C  rty-m.  L.wk  nut  and  bolt,  suit  filed 
.May  2.  1H23  D  C.  1>.  .Minn  .  Doc.  602,  C.  Ryan  v. 
7'7i.-  niino\!<  Str,  I  Co  / 

1 ,2;tr-,02<.    i  See  i  ..''.03.«v',6  1 

1.3<i3,S3(;,  WyckofT  .^  Handschlcgl,  Art  of  coloring 
cinematoi:ra[iliii'  tiitus;  1..303.837.  ssime.  Machine 
for  and  art  of  .dloring  ciueniatographic  fllma; 
1.2y5,02>..  -M  Haud*'LieKl.  Ciuemato^aphlo-fllm- 
colorint:  mach jim?s.  puits  file<l  Sept.  11,  1920,  D.  C, 
S.  1».  Calif.  [►<)..  E  W,  FamouH  Players  Lanky 
Corp.  \.  M.  n  andti  tncijl  et  al.  Decree  adjudiring 
infriimenuMit  hy  tiffeiidaut  of  all  claims  of  letters 
I'ateut  1,303. S37.  and  claims  1,  2,  5,  6,  7.  S,  9  and  10 
of  I>etterK  I'atcnt  1.290,028,  and  noninfringement  of 
lietters  Patent  l..'^n3,N3ti  Dt-fendaut  pennanently 
enjoined  fnun  infrint;iiiK  the  above- pientioned 
claims  of  Letters  Patents  l,29r).02S  and  1,303,S37; 
said  decre  ■  also  adjudgiiit;  infringement  by  the 
plaintiff  of  claiiivs  3,  4.  and  12  vf  said  letters  Pat- 
ent l,29."i,02s,  and  iilaiiitilT  i)ermanently  enjoined 
from  iufrinelng  claims  3,  4.  11,  12.  and  13  of  said 
patent.  .Same.  Doc.  E  Ul,  Famous  Players-Lanky 
Corp.  V.  M.  Handsihiryl.  Final  decree  ordering 
site<'itii'  i>erformance  of  (-(mtracts  to  trnnaftT  to 
[il.iintirr  the  whole  .•md  e\clusi\e  right  to  make,  use. 
and  s»'ll  rile  invention  n.s  patented  in  or  by  clalm.s 
1.  2,  5.  t),  7.  *<,  9,  and  10  of  Ixitters  Patent  1.29S.02.S, 
•  iiid  sjHH-'lfie  ixTfonnan'-e  of  contrnets  as  to  I-etters 


/ 


OCTOBtB2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


Patent  1,:JP'..7H1  denied.  Injunction  issued  re 
strainiiiit  defendant  from  tninsferrinK  to  ot tiers 
than  plaintitY  or  mciiniheriiig  any  of  the  rij-'htn  in 
ln\ .  !i;  imis  ji.iiented  hy  the  ahove-nieiition<vi  claims 
of   l.otiers   Patent  1.29r>.02s. 

i,.':ii;;.s:{7     i  .see  i .;!o3,s.30. ) 

1,11'M;',7,  .T.  a,  Ilewes.  .Men's  neckwear,  suit  tile.i 
Alii.',  2  t.  1:12:;,  I).  C.  D.  .M;is.s..  Doc.  i:  1,>4(;.  ./.  A. 
Il'u  ('■<  '  t  III.  \    Futi^-prit<e  Haherdasherif.  Inc. 

I  t.".r.,L'.<7,  .\  11,  Heimhach,  Incinerators,  suit  filed 
.7ii;,\  _'l  !!rj;i,  ]  >.  c..  n.  Minn.,  I»oc.  K  621,  .4.  77, 
II I  ■.iiih-ii'h  V.  \V .  7'.  Mthay  {Hanitor  M fu.  Co.  1. 

l,4i'.l,r)04,  (i.  Tanzi,  M.i.fironi  die.s.  suit  tileu  .\ul'. 

27.  lie;;  D  (;.,  e.  d,  n.  \  .  L)o<^'  13i;;.  ';   '!an:i  \. 

I     /,■(  It'lxii  d  >on.>«, 

Des.  ."h.'-is.",  (\   ,\,  .Mosgrove,  Tunitilei-  hohlei-.  suit 

filed  Aii«.  itJ.  i:.::;;,  d.  c.  e.  d    .\,  Y.  ixk,-,  I3iu. 

The  .{iitoj/re  Co.,   Inc.,   y.   The   Why.ft   Fnnmcl   Sj,v 
cm  It)/  Co..  Inc. 

Des,  t><),W,s,  M,  Hirshtteld,  Slippers,  suit  filed  Aug 

11.   ]'.ySA.  D    C.  E,   D,   .\    Y,,  Dor    1.3(h;.  Utrxhflchl  d 

l.asli.  Inc..  v.  II.  Jacob  d  Soum,  Inc. 

4.— BATHS,    CLOSETS,    8IKK8.    AND 
SPTTTOOKS. 

1    MiBCfallaneons. 

7  Cloaet  bowl,  tub.  and  baain. 
3    Closet  bowl  and  baain. 
*    Tub  and  basin, 
0     Tub  and  sink 
'1    Bidets   - 
:       J-t, 

8  Kallvay-traia  cloaata. 
9.   Closets 

lu.        Waterciosetft- 
11.  Plural, 

Cpmbiiiefl  lank   and  bowl — 
Integrai, 
,Si[ihnn    howl  — 

.Air  exhauster  for  siphon. 
PlurnT'T  tw'wl, 
Valied  howi, 
Tanks-- 

Nonnallv   empty  — 
Pressure  tank  — 
Seat  opera  t«d — 
.Siphon   bowl, 
With  drainer. 
Seat  operated  — 
With  drain, 
Prrsisiire  tank — 

Float  -  released    outlet 

valve, 
Pir,.at  outlet  valve. 
Valve  held  ojien  hy  flow, 
Motor  -  of)ntrolled    outlet 

valve. 
Dashpot  -  oontrolled    out- 
let valve. 
Dunipinp  tat.k. 
ControUtd     liy     weight     of 

liquid. 
Plural  flu.shers  - 
Oinipartmert    tank. 
Outlet  uphon. 
Float  outlft  viilve, 
I>a*ihp<)t  outlet  valve. 
Compart ni(r,t,   alternate, 
Compartment,   in   wries, 
Conjoined   supply   and    out 

let   valve. 
<  lutlet  Riphor)    - 
.Air   tyounil. 
.let  startfT. 
Float  •  valve  •  releasinff 

starter. 
Plunder   starter, 
Water-di.splaeer  starter, 
Water-elevator  ptarter, 
(hitlet-vaiv  e  starter  — 

Bodily-iiovable  siphon. 
Seat   operated, 
Outlet   valve — 

I.at<hed     open,     relea.sed 
hy  float- 
Seat   operated, 
fetched     open,     released 
by  weight. 


Re.  14, opt,  .1  <;  TntT'Td.  HcsiMeiit  hec.  suit  filed 
Jan  r>,  pi-jti  ]!  c,  \  J,  nhio  (W  D  c  D. "  .'.lit. 
Ti(  I'll  n'u'ihir  Co.  Y.The  I.  T.  B.  Rubber  Co. 
I>eeree  .tfter  :iia!idrtti  frxUi  V  ^  oimii'  i-.Mirt  of 
appeals.  Hill  ■lisnii.s.scii.  1.  T.  ."s.  Knhhe-  c,,  ,ie- 
(  lared  lawful  owner.  Tee  Pee  liuMc  r  1  -.  per- 
petil;.!::,   eiij,o:i,.,l^  June  18,  T.*2;< 


ists. 

iiiven- 


Changes  in  Classification. 

'  '  >;.!■!  !'.    .Nm.   ;.,.S.S<i, ; 

r    S    Iaikm   UKti'E,  Washington.  Sept. 
The    following    chanKesin    the   clns'^i:  .iiti.  it 
tions  are  hereby  directed,  to  take  effect   inino  i  nr.  ly 

lu    class    137,    Water   Distribution    (DiviM.n    .\.\.\1X), 

•  •fitnb'i>h  siihcir.ss — - 
Tanks — 

.-\:;t-Il:-:iC— 

Ifir?.  I'e:  iodic  discharge. 

Jlie  pa?>  r;ts  containec  m  tln'^  sub.  hiss,   have  been  tak.n 
for   the   ino^if    i-art   from   clnsv    .\ ,    H::'hs   find   Cl,.s.t!».    -;.b- 


'■lass  r>.    "  I'.bt  '    cisterns.   h<  i  tii.ji! :  1  1    .1  tmli.^lji'd 

In  rlrss  4,  r.;iC.s  :nol  <,"oisols  iCi vision  XLIlIi,  cliaiit'S 
tliH  rltlf  of  111.  c!ns<  ♦..  -I  :iii  '  .'■/<«  .{.  Hafhs.  r}r,xrtii 
sUtkf.  art'!  S}ntt<i'.}i.\.  .■ildui.'-h  tlo  cxi^^tin-  suljt'l.'isso.s.  f.r,'! 
oRtriblish  in  lieu  thereof  the  foUuwi'i;.-  Pvibi'asses  iind 
icfinit  ioli.s  ; 


IS. 

la. 

14, 

u. 
i«. 

ir. 

18. 
19. 

so. 
n. 
u. 

ii. 

24. 

U. 
24. 

27. 

28. 

20. 

30, 

31. 

32. 
33. 

84, 

35. 
3fl. 

37 

.•?s. 

39. 

40. 
41. 

42. 
4.'?, 
44 

4.';, 

4fi. 
47. 
48. 
49, 
6u, 
SI. 
J2. 
53, 

,^4, 
55. 


4      BATHS,    CLOSETS,    SIWKS.    AND 

4      BATHS.     CLOSETS.    SINKS.    AND 

SPITTOONS— font  mil  e<i. 

SPITTOONS  -1  ont:!.ued. 

Closets— 

Closets- 

Wa1er-elo>.et<: — 

]'ry  el(>set>;— 

Tank-!— 

114. 

.^',;l  .'li.-.bilr. 

Outlet  valve — 

115. 

(  herMical, 

M, 

Float— 

116. 

Field, 

57, 

<*verf1ow  at  side, 

11". 

r  1  u  ra  i  — 

i              .',«. 

'  •verflow      f  h  r  0  u  g:  b 

118. 

DriiT  or   bnrTi»>r 

valve. 

119. 

■With   Drinal- 

6». 

Seit  operated. 

120. 

Sep.irati    reoi  iv  er. 

60. 

Overflow  thr<ii!gh   val\i-  — 

121. 

Macaz;  I  c 

61, 

Daabpot, 

'           122 

Furr:]!  lire, 

62 

(Overflow    at    side,    daah- 

123, 

Vaived  howl. 

pot, 

124. 

Mt'vaMe  re<  en  er, 

A3. 

Shifting  weight. 

125. 

.Scat   operate<i. 

«4. 

Seat  operated. 

126. 

Covtr  operated. 

f..-.. 

Held  open  by  flow, 

127. 

In  1  over, 

m. 

Rotary   retarder, 

128. 

Valve<i  t>ow!  — 

67. 

Ojicrator, 

129 

Ventilated. 

68. 

Structure  and  aupiwrta. 

130. 

Seal  or   tover   o;ierated, 

69 

Siphon  how]  — 

131, 

Drier  or  bunur. 

70- 

With  fluKh  vttlve, 

132 

Vault  — 

71. 

Ej^tra  trap  or  false  trmp, 

133. 

Ventilated, 

72. 

Ventilated. 

134, 

Chair, 

75, 

Siphon  jet. 

135. 

Inclosed   recepta.  !e  — 

74. 

With  (heck  valve, 

i.'^e. 

Ventilated, 

75 

Overflovf  preventer, 

137, 

Vetael. 

7r. 

Valved  bowl  — 

138. 

Receptacle — 

<    1  . 

Pump — 

139. 

Muffled  tor  liquid. 

7S. 

Portable  closet. 

140, 

Ventilated. 

79. 

Flush  valve — 

141. 

Ves-sels, 

So 

Portable  closet. 

142. 

Flexible   material, 

81, 

Float   fontrolled, 

143, 

Seat   subclosure — 

82. 

Seat  r'perated, 

144. 

Seat  or  cover    ijierated. 

83. 

Ventilated, 

Bathing  apparatus 

84. 

Pivoted  V  alv  c — 

14.V 

Shov»er  baths — 

85, 

Pan  type, 

146, 

Cabin<t — 

86, 

Plunger   IhiwI  — 

147, 

Pump. 

87. 

Flush  valve — ■ 

148. 

With  bathtub- 

88, 

Float   (oiitroUed, 

149 

Curtain, 

89, 

M'ashout   bowi  — 

150. 

Rim  diwharg., 

90. 

Pump, 

151. 

Elevated   tank,                      « 

91. 

Series, 

152. 

Cage  sprav — 

92 

Flu»h   valve, 

153. 

Curtain. 

9.'i. 

Pan   howl   and   trap  — 

154. 

Curtain  — 

94. 

\  entiiated, 

155, 

Pum  r , 

9.=). 

Trap, 

15'^., 

Piimii 

96 

Ventilated. 

1  <>  .   . 

Net  K   suf'iported. 

97. 

Bowl    with   side   rerepta(  lp. 

15.S 

W}tli  scnjbbrr. 

»8 

Combined  bowl   and  seat.          j 

15P 

Hend   washer?   .ir.'i    .^■:;i!i'  I'ts, 

9!) 

I'rin.ils — 

160, 

A'apor  nr   hot-air    ti,iihs — 

IfMi, 

-Avitomatit   flush  tank  — 

161, 

With  pti.'vvcr. 

101, 

Periodir  flush, 

"^■: 

\\  ith  bathtub. 

102. 

Row!  — 

i'^.'H. 

Rer  un!t>ei]t. 

lO.'?, 

Ventilated. 

164. 

Krect,   with    he,-).!   o\jt^id" 

104. 

Vertical   wall — 

165, 

!>o. i\-  ir.eiiiii. ; 

lO.^i 

Ventilated, 

Ifi'K 

H.nMn~'-^ 

106. 

Ventilated, 

1^7, 

^\■ashst.■^nd-  - 

107. 

Pivoted, 

ItlS. 

Piv  ')ted. 

108, 

Peflal-operated    flu-h. 

If.  9, 

Pivoted, 

109. 

Disinfectants  or  s<  reer«-. 

17". 

Si;i.;>i'.''t^, 

110. 

Portable. 

171. 

Sea   baths, 

HI. 

Dry   closets — • 

17-?, 

'I'anK    I'atiis, 

112 

Bedpiins  — 

1 : :? 

Tubs    - 

113, 

Cushioned, 

174, 

Cuch, 

10 


4.-BATHS,iCIX>8XT8.    BIVKS.    AHO 
SPI'  :T00H"»— Oontinaed. 
Bat  Ubc  apparatiw— 


Tu 


175^ 
176. 
177. 
178. 
179. 
180. 

iHl, 

182. 
183. 

18i. 
185. 
186. 
187. 
138. 
189. 
lii»<.i. 
191. 

192. 
IJ.'? 

l'»5. 
196. 
197. 
198. 

199, 

■.'■10. 
-•■il 
202. 
203. 

204. 


8lnli»— 


Si  J 


2ii8. 
109. 

■2  \  ^} . 

■:  1 2. 

2 :  'i 


voted. 
Drainer, 
Si  r»in«r. 
B«^,  twain,  and  receptacle  flt- 

tinra— 
Hlot  and  cold  supply  — 

Compartment  tub, 

f>utlet   valve. 

fiply  and  outlet  -  - 

Bottom  supply, 
ijtlet  valve  and  trap, 
iitlet  vtlve  and  overflow — 

Valve  operator  in  overflow, 

Valve  operator  outside. 

•Overflow   valve   in   receptacle, 

Overflow  valve  outaide. 
OlutJet    valve,    operator    outside 

receptacle, 
nlutlet   valve   <Jr  plug,   operator 

inside  receptacle, 
i^Tjiitlet   valve   or   plug,   float   op- 
prated, 
RJeceptacle   overflow,    closure   or 

trap, 

irbound  trap, 
Cbmpartment-tub   outlet. 
Vei  tilatlan — 
l^ailway  car, 

Hiae  plumbing — 

Fittings, 

et trie-motor  pump. 


u.  s 

Tfu?    foil 
tioD'"  are 
'n     olass 

XWIIIi. 
le  i.-'h,   Ri 


00. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


Cabinet- 
Pivoted  tub, 
Flexible  material, 
Rockinf  or  aintatin^. 
Heater, 
Gaa  injector, 
Rim   supply, 
Foot  bath. 
Partition, 
Bo<ly  scrubbers. 
Supports,    mats,   ard   seats. 


4.    BATHS.    CLOSZTS.     SINKS,    AITD 

4.-BATHS,    CLOSETS,    SIVKS,     AKS 

8PITTOOF8— ^'onLinued. 

SPITTOOHS— Tontlnucd. 

VantllattoB— 

255 

ObatnictioB  remavera  aad  do- 

214. 

Water-motor  pump. 

•urea  — 

215. 

Water- jet  pump, 

256. 

Water  suppl.v, 

218. 

Bowl  ftnicture  or  vent  \a!\e. 

237. 

Cloaet  bowL 

217. 

Seat  ftructure,                     t 

2  58 

Spittoona — 

218. 

Roof  outlet. 

259. 

Pocket, 

219. 

Sewer— 

260. 

liar. 

220. 

Diainfecting. 

261. 

Disinfecting, 

221. 

Burner. 

262. 

Flushiiig — 

222. 

DlilBfectieii — 

263. 

D.nUl  — 

223. 

Dispeneing  to  bowl — 

264 

Rotary  member. 

224. 

Combined   with   flusher, 

265. 

Hand  pump. 

22.-3. 

Diapenain*  to  flush  pipe. 
Chemical  Bolder  in  nuRh  plp<, 

266. 

Flush  valve  and  outlet  \alve. 

226 

267- 

Covere<l — 

227. 

DiapenainK  to  fluah  tank. 

26h. 

FlfK)r  orifl<e- 

228. 

Chemical   bolder   in  flush   tank, 

269. 

Valved   outlet. 

229. 

Chemical   holder    in   seat. 

2  70. 

Reteptatle, 

230. 

Chemical   bolder   in    (xmr. 

27 1  - 

Hand  operated. 

231. 

Chemical    holder    suspended    in 

27  2 

Pe<ial   operatetl — ■ 

bowl. 

■2:h. 

Two-part  cover. 

232. 

Chemical     chamber     fornieii     in 

274. 

Flexible  material  and  holder. 

bowl. 

275. 

Floor  orifice — 

233 

Seat  and  cover  treating. 

276 

Valved  outlet. 

234. 

Baata  and  covara— 

''  T  7 

Uf<  eptacle, 

235. 

Plural  icaU, 

27  S 

.\a^itatiir. 

236. 

Hinges. 

279 

Reversible, 

237. 

Saats— 

280. 

Floor  rontrolled  valve. 

238. 

Subdoaure,   seat  o[>erate(l. 

281. 

Gravity    controlled    valve, 

239. 

Superpoaed, 

282- 

Positively   o[)erated   inlet   valve. 

240. 

Hinges, 

2,'*3. 

Trapped  liquid. 

241. 

Countertxalamed. 

284. 

Gravity   receptacle. 

24  2. 

Covera  for  aaata — 

285. 

Flexible  material  and  holder. 

1            243. 

Deatructible  material— 

286. 

Strainers  and  atappera — 

244. 

Pad— 

.287 

Combined     rtrainer,     plug,      or 

!           245. 

On  aeat. 

valve. 

•            246. 

On  main  c-over, 

288. 

Combined     strainer     and      pip« 

i            247. 

Roll. 

<  oupling. 

248. 

BulTcra  aad  daahpota. 

289. 

Strainera  in  series. 

249. 

Flnah-T&lT*  oparatora— 

Seat  operated. 
B«at  aad  cover  operatora. 

290. 

Strainer,  receptacle  — 

250- 

1            291. 

Depending, 

251. 

292 

Strainer, 

'252. 

Cloa«t-b«wl  npporta,  coupling*, 
and  drip  catcher t. 

293. 

Covers   - 

294. 

Disinfecting, 

263. 

Cloaet-bovl  cloaorea. 

295. 

Piuga. 

264. 

Cloaet    head,    foot,    and    body 
reata. 

THOiJ 

IAS   E.    ROBEUTSON,  Comml»$ioiicr. 

Ckanget  in  ClaMificatioii. 

(Order  No.  2,837.) 

l'.\nNT  OmcB,   Washinifton,  Sept.  S,  ISt3. 
wing    changes    In    the    claBsiflcation    of   Inven 
r^reby  directed,   to   take  efTect  immediately  : 
87,     Rod     Joints     or     Couplings     ( rtivtsion 
'■hange    the    title    of    subclass    60,    Adjustable 

t  and  left  sort  w,  to  read — 
Adjustable  length — 
Turnbuolile — 

Right  and  left  scre^. 


In   ela.ss   s:,,    Iiriv.ri.    Handed,   and   Screw  Threaded    Fas- 
teninus    (IMvi.-iion    XIll),    abolish    the    followins;    sulw-lass 

with    its  detinltlon  ; 

Nnta — 
36. 5.       Turnbuckles. 

The    [iHtmts    f.>r[!i»'r!y    ci'Utiiiiie.l    in    this    aulM-lass    liave 

beeu  iilar.'d  for  r!u'  imust   p.irt  in  class  -Xl .   Rod  .Toints  or 

Ciiii[i!iii;;n.   •■^[H'ciaily    in   sul><'l.-i,s8es  GO,   .Viijn.stable   l»'iif,'th. 

Turnl.ii--kl>',     Iilj;!ir     and    left    srr.'w.    and    til.    Adju.stable 

leiit;tii,   Scr*"*-    and    -wr.  •  I 

T!iO.\I-\S   K-  ROBi:i{TS<»N, 

CotnmiJtsiiificr. 


TRADE-MARKS 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE.  OCTOBER  2.  1923. 

[Vol.  315.     No.  1.] 


The  following  trade-marks  are  published  in  comphance  with  section  6  of  the  act 
of  February  20,  1905,  as  amended  March  2,  1907.  Notice  of  opposition  must  be  filed 
withm  thirty  days  of  this  publication. 

Marks  apphed  for  "under  the  t^n-year  proviso  '  are  registrable  under  the  provision 
m  clause  (b)  of  section  5  of  said  act  as  amended  February  18,  1911. 

As  provided  by  section  14  of  said  act,  a  fee  of  ten  dolJars  must  accompany  each 
notice  of  opposition. 


Ser.  No    139,971.      (CLASS  15.     Oir>S   AND  GRKASES.  t        Ser.    No.    I44.:!.;!i         (I.ASS    I'l'       <;\MKS.    T<iYs      \M» 
1.V1TR  State  Otl  Companv,   Kansas  City.   Kans.      Filed    ;        SPORTI.NG  (iunrtS  i      Tin;  I.  -ml  c  uia  juai  lu.v,   .\<  w 

Vnrk.   N    \,      I'il   d  M.'ir.  ,"•..   \'.rj\ 


-Nov.    ■2'J.    l!tl"0 


^No 


^t^ 


Applicant  di.'iclaim.s  the  w-.rtl  '((ils"  « hen  iim;]  np.irt 
from  the  murk  .sliown  on  the  drav\inK. 

fartirular  denc^ption  of  .yoo^f*.  — Lubricating  Oils  and 
I.ubrlciiting  Gr(>a»<"8. 

Clatms  use  since  1890. 


Ser.  No.  144,246.  (CLASS  22.  (iAMi:.'<,  TOYS,  AND 
SPORTING  GOODS.)  Oxjxino  I'm sx,  Roston,  Ma.ss 
Filed  Mar.  2,  1921. 


WHIRLYGO 


Trade-mark  consLsts  of  the  word  "Whlrlygo."  I 

Particular    description    of    floo4«. — Wooden     Structure 
ProTldod  with  Seats  in  the  Nature  of  a   Merry-Go  Round. 
ClaiiHB  use  since  Dec.  1,  1920. 


LIONEL     STANDARD 

No  claim  is  m.-idc  to  th<'  c\^!lisi^.'  use  of  tin-  «-ur(] 
'•.*<tandiird"  apart  from  thf  mark  shown  ^n  the  drawinj;. 

/'(irtiruldr  <h  .-t-npt  n  n  o'  >:(,<. it.  Ir:,<k>  fur  Tif>  IMt^'- 
trical  Trains 

(^laini*    iiii(    >iiiri>  ;ilinnt    lO'ifi, 


St  r     -No     14.V.H17.       (CLASPS    40.      FA.Nt  V    *;<)ODS.    FIR- 
MSHi.\(;s,    AND    NOTION-^       The    Wiiliam    I'ium 
Chmi'.inv.  Limited.  .stollxTt:.  G.-rmanv.     Filed  .iniu.  ;-t 
r.rjl. 


Particular  description  of  goods. — Bone  Stiletto."*.  H.oks 
and  Eyes,  Corset  Eyes,  Double  Eyrs,  Shoe  Eves.  Si,,:p 
Fasteners,  Shoe  Buckles  Not  Made  of  Precious  Metals, 
Waistband  Clasps,  Waist  and  Corset  Clasps;  Snap  Fas- 
teners on  Tape  and  Hooks  and  Eye.«  on  Tape  for  Fast,  n- 
Ing  Waists,  Skirts,  Plackets,  Dress,  and  Other  Articles  of 
Clothing;  Waist-Beit  Clasps;  Dre.S8  Holders,  Such  a.s 
Large  Snap  Fasteners  Used  for  Supporting  Arti-lcg  of 
Clothing;  Shoe  Buttoners,  Glove  Ptittoners,  Thimliles, 
and  Buttons  Not  Made  of  Precious  Metals;  Colhir  Sup- 
porters,  Needles,  Ping  without  Ornamentation  and  Not 
Made  of  Precious  Metals  and  Ornamented  Hairpins  .Not 
Made  of  Precious  Metals. 

Claims  use  .«ince   Mar.  9,   1914. 

U 


IS 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


Oc  roBK B  2,  1923 


Ser  N..  150,170,  -CLASS  29.  BROOMS.  BRUSHES, 
AM»  DT  STERS  1  Thk  T'S.  M.ip  Comiavv,  Inc..  To- 
ledo. Oh)o.     VMf^l  .Inly  «,   1021. 


Particu 
Claimg 


U 


M 


Ser.  .Nw.  J150.58.8.  .»  I.ASS  4.-  I'.KNKKAC.R.'^.  NON- 
AU'OFTOLIC.)  M.ifRirE  Bi.a'  k.m.w.  Philarlelphl*.  Pa. 
F\W>\  .Iijly   in.  l'.*-'l 


I'l 


Pnrt:'-n 
holic  Ma! 
bonatnd  V^ 

Claimt 


AND 
Lvi^n  a 


r    deK(~ript\'jn    o'    yo'.d<       tluor     Mops,    Uand 
Kir   Brusri«^s.    Wall    I'listers 
e  since  Oct    1.  1920 


Velvet 


r    rieirriptifm    ')f    Q')0<1.<  — Siriin^    ami    Noiiali-n 
lf>8.s   BevfriiL'*'-*    <''pmpused    ^'f    Slr'ips    and    Car- 
ater. 
i««  since  Apr    15.  1919. 


o 


VO 


od 


,«1..\SS4       AliRASIVK    I>KT(RGENT, 
LISUIN*;     MATKRIAUS  I     J      Sim-*w    *    CiB.. 
Partm,  iTaBCflu     Flle<l  Jnly  21,  1921. 


^. 


'rrfu/.'f  /tv  ^itv/.'/>y,..  V,..)  „v; 


rjrw^0tt*t/  A«  ,Ui/rui/^^ 


.^" 


i!RlXKU^^^R£ME3lN(»l 

t  Savonol  Ute  pur  at  poMM*  ■  uocarlMTi  4^r« 
FRAMCe 

No  claii  made  to  the  wordlDg  bercln  except  thp  words 
•*Cr(i>me  Simon'* apart  from  the  aurk  shown  la  the  drawing. 
rartir^Aar  <— cr«»Woa  o^  go**.— Toilet  Soaps. 
ria<m«  pixe  alaee  1878. 

Ser.  No.  l|53.787.  (CLAS8  46.  POODS  AND  IN-.REDl- 
E.NTS  C  F  rOODS.)  N.  SAcaa  Milling  Company  ,  Cher- 
ryvalf^    IKaaa.     FUed  Oct.  4.  1921. 


Particular  description  of  sjoodit. 
Claims  |u«e  since  Mar    1.  1903. 


-Wheat  Flour. 


Ser.    No      l.'«V4Kti 
AI,i»iHi)lj< 
Maax.      Kii<d   !>' 


<  I.AS.s;     }.'        BEVFUAOES.    NoN- 
'\MKn      Rose    k    V'<  .     I-TD.,    Boston, 

:>.  1K21 


LIMONIA 


Trad-'  mark    ■I.ifn.iiiiM 

Partirul'i'      I    -rr  i;.'  r  ,'i 

less   FlavorMic  fur    MaWin;: 

Claim*  U.1''  siiu  •    r<ii  t 


■  ;■.'/'/■'       Ni'iuik-oliolic.    Malt- 
1'..  \i  raf— 


Ser     No     1,'.7  4R»!        mI.vSS    4t'.       i'lOr^S    ANI>  INflRKI  •! 
KNTS    OF    Ft>"»i).<         Tni     \\  h  iLi;.SAr.j:    DrsTitiiurons 
Co.,   ChicaHH.    11!,      Fili-d   .lau.   '■>.    \'.\--. 

YORK  FARMS 

BRAND 

Th->    wunl    'Hrar,'!      liucs    ii"t    form    ;i    i>iirf    ■•(   tho    n'^rls 
trati'Pii  ^«ou^:ht  Mp.arr   fr'.tn  th.-iiiiirk  whuwn  in  t hf  ilrawin;: 

Particular  lieicniiti'ju  ','  ijuflu  Carin  il  Fruits,  vaimnd 
Vec»>tal.le«.  ('ani)'Ml  .Milk.  iMiuu-d  FWU.  Sour  PitkU-s. 
Chowchow.  I'Ltnatu  i  Mt.  hiii..  (idi-r  Vint-gar,  Prepared  Mus- 
tard, Spires.  Cu.oa.  '..(!.■.•.  I'.'Hnut  Butter,  OUvea.  F-rult 
Jellies.  Fruit  .I;i:ii~.  Swi.t  i  hi..  ..l.iti-.  RnU.-d  Oais.  inrii 
starch,  MKcaruni 

(^lainiH  uKf  since  .A'li:    1     r.'.'l 


Ser    No    158.442       ><   [>AS8   26.      MKASUKINO   AND   Sr! 
ENTIFK       Al'PLlANf'ES  i        PATBi-ClN»»iA.     A.vciens 
Ktabi  issKMKMs    l'\ruf:    I'Kf.uKs,    Paris.    Fnince.      Filed 

Jan    -2'.     ir»22 


Particular  'If:"  riptiori  C  (joodx — Cameras  for  Talvln^ 
i'lnenmfo;,'raphl(  Pictures.  ( ■inematograplu*  I'rojectlns 
Lanterns.  Sterensopes,  Stati'iimry  Magic  Lanterns.  Eye 
pieces  and  Spare  Parts  for  Photographic  and  Clnemat<> 
graphic   .\ppnrnli)-< 

Claim*  use  sino-  Jan     1.    \f»*'2. 


Ser    No.  158,705.        i  L.VSS  7       i  (>KI».\<;F  >      Tin    IJ'Wi.v 
M     FITLKR  Co.,  Phiindelphla.    Pa        Filed   Feh.   2.    P.'22. 


Partic^thtr  denrrijifuin  of  yood'i.  — Harvesting  Twine  and 
Binder  Twine 

nai'"-   'f-e  ijnce   1  tiOT. 


OcTOBtu  2.  l;t28 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


13 


Ser.  No.   158,012.      (CLASS  if,.     FOODS  ANI>    INOKBDI 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.)      Tiit  Au.iN(;iiA.M  CA.sui   .\lA.NUKAr 
TCKi.vo    CoMi'A.NY.    Colorado  Springs,    Colo.      Filed    Feb. 
6,   1922. 


{INKLEC 


Particular  dcKcription  of  yood*.— Confection  Made  from 
Toasted  Puffed  Wheat,  Nuts,  and  Supar. 


Claimii  use  .'^iiice  Nov.   18,   1021. 


Ser.  No.  159,341.  (CLAS.S  44.  DENTAL.  MEDICAL, 
AND  SURGICAL  A  PPI-I ANCES.  i  Ber.nard  Wigdkk, 
doing  business  ag  The  Wilder  Manufacturing  Co,,  New- 
ft  Ik.  N.  J.      File<i  Feb.   15,  1922. 


a'smjaffAJaer".?."..r..j'  '->'.  I 


I'nrticvlfir  iletcription  Of  fjoodn. — Mntiieiire  Imp!e^le^t^, 
Such  as  -Nail  I'iles  and  Twe»  zers. 
Cloimt  u$e  since  Jan.  18,  1922. 


Ser.  No,   IT.U.r.KO       (CLASS  46.      FOODS   .\ND   INOREDI 
ENTS    OF    FOODS.  I       Ha.vskl.mav    Ca.nd^     <'>>sii'as\. 
Kabnwizoo,  Mich.     Illed  Feb.  20.  1022. 


FROZEN  JOY 


Parttrulfir  ill  mriptidn    'i'   ij'irxi^.-     Ice  (ream, 
<'liniiiy   Vxc   >irii-P    Iter.    1*1,    1!(21. 


Ser  No  ir>n.,-.vv  mLASS  IC,  PAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' .MATFKIM.S  ,  I.in\.\i:r)  R  (  aki.et.  Watertown. 
Conn       Filed   Mar.   j:?.   1922. 


KarlodE 


Particular     detcriplion     of     yoodft. — Varnish,     Stains, 
Ready-Mixed,   Paste,  or  Dry   Fillers  and   Palnta. 
Claim*  u«e  since  about  Dec.  20,  1921. 


Ser.  No.  163,lin.    (CLASS  2:!     CCTLKRV.  MACHINERY, 
AM)   TOOLS,   AND    PARTS    rilLKEoF  i      The   R«m  k- 

WOOD     Ma.m  KAi-TL  Ri.N<;     C>t\irA.N\.     liidiHnapulis,     led. 
Piled    Apr.    29.     1022,       I  nder    ten  vear    proviso. 

FIBRE 


Particular    (hsrription    of    </oods       Fillers     for    Power 
Transmisaion  Pulleys. 
OlMma  ute  since  1884. 


Ser.  No.  163,2(i8  (CLASS  16.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS.)  Ebn«5T  /..  jihx  Compa.m.  Inc., 
Brooklyn,  N,   Y.     Filed  May   1,   1022. 


Particular    description    <,'   ijo^f/*,-    Pruiective    Corr.iio^l 
tion    it)    the    Naturi'    of    a    Paint    fdr    R.Kifs. 
Claimi  use  since   Februarv.    1021 


Ser.  No,  ltJ4,27(.i.  (CLASS  4(1  I'linos  AND  INWKKI  1- 
KNTS  fir  prioiis  1  SkkM'.-n  \  (.-Mi'ANY,  (.'fiS  aj^o. 
III.     Filed  May  22,  1922. 

V*^""^  BRAND  ^^«*^ 


net    •■.'r:i!    a    part    of    the 
ii!i     t!je     iiiiirk     shown     in 


he 


The  word  "Hr.'iri.l"  does 
Istration  sootrht  apart  ir 
drawing. 

Particular  description  of  goods. — Canned  Vegetables — 
Namely,  Asparagus.  Tomatoes.  Sweet  Potatoes.  Pork  and 
Beans.  Baked  Beans,  Red  Kidney  Beans.  Lima  Iteari'-, 
String  Beans.  Sifted  Pens.  Early  June  Peas.  Sweet 
Corn,  Small  Beets,  Hominy.  Rhubarb,  Sauerkraut, 
Spinach,  Pumpkin,  Tomato  Pur^e.  .Mushrooms,  Whi 
Peatis.  Siircotasb.  Appl>'  Sauce,  ('e[..(s.  I'imientos;  Pre 
served  Vegetables:  Canned  Fruits — Namely,  Sliced 
Peaches.  Yellow  ("ling  Peaches,  Hawaiian  I'ineapple. 
Grated  Hawaiian  Pineapple.  F.cg  Phims,  Groen  Cage 
Plums,  Bartlett  Pears,  Royal  Ann  Cherries.  Red  Pitted 
Cherries,  .\pricots,  Bluel><'rries.  Loganberries.  (Juoseher- 
ries.  Red  R,sspberries,  Black  Rasplierries.  Strawberries. 
Apples,  and  (~)!ives  ;  Preserved  Fruits — .Namely,  Apple, 
Peach,  Strawberry.  Quince,  Blackberry.  Pineapple.  Rasp- 
berry, Damson  Plum.  Blueberry,  .\pricots  and  Cherry  ; 
Bottled  FVuit,  Fruit  Butters,  Dried  Fruits,  Crushe.l 
Fruits,  Fruit  Jellies — Namely,  Apple,  Currant  and 
Grape;  Fruit  Marmalades;  Molasses — Namely.  Orange, 
Black  Strap,  and  New  Orleans;  Mustard.  Tomato 
Catchup,  <'hili  Sauce,  Vinegar,  Cottonseed  Salad  Oil, 
Salad  Dressing,  Chop-Suey  Sauce  ;  Table  Sirups.  Gela- 
tin .leUy  Powder,  Relishes,  ('howchow.  Powdered  Sugar  : 
Cereals^  .Namely,  Tapioca,  Bran,  Oatmeal,  Rolled  Oats, 
Rice;  Graham  Flour,  Entire  Wheat  Floor.  Rye  Flour: 
Buckwheat  Flour,  Waffle  Flour,  Pancake  Flour,  Prepared 
Cake  Flour,  Macaroni,  Spaghetti,  Vermicelli,  Noodles, 
Spices,  .\llsplco.  Horse  Radish  :  Oyster-Cocktail  Sauce, 
Mayonnaise   Dressing,   Jelly    Powders,   Lard,   Cookies. 

Cloims  use  since  Jan,  30,  1922. 


14 


Ser,   No.   1 
ENTS 

COMPAXI 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2, 1923 


(4 


457       (CI.ASS  4H.      FOODS  AND   INGREDI 
OF      FOOI>S.t        Sl  ppr  EE-Wir.f.s-.InNES     Mii.K 
,    Philadelphia,    Pa.      Flle<l   May   24,    1922. 


No  claim  la  made  to  the  reprewntatlon  of  the  bot- 
!!»•  >r  ro  the  wonliii;;  on  the  drawliii;  apart  from  the 
mark  sboWn. 

fartu-vlkr  ditrription  of  oo'xls.  —  Raw  Milk,  Raw 
("rpam.  Pt8teurl7e<l  Milk.  Past.Mirized  Cream,  Certified 
Milk,  and  Buttermilk. 

I  laimti   wte  since   1919. 


8er  Nn  lfe4.760  •  CLASS  46  FOODS  .\ND  INGREDI 
KNIS  OF  FOODS  i  Ice  Poles,  Inc.,  Boston,  Mass. 
lilfHl  Jijne  1,  1922. 


l''irticviar    deM'^ipti',/!    u*    ()<)(, i\ *  ~    Iom!    i  ".infections. 
VUiima  \itt  since  May  15,   192-'. 


Ser     No,    Ilti5.190        ■  »  LASS    L'J        i.AMF.S.  TOYS.     AND 

SI'ORxfNG   GOODS  I      The   Gom;   Bell  .M.\NUf.\cTua 

ivo     CciMPANY,     East     Hampton,     Conn  Hied     June 

■H.   1922. 

LALINE 

/■'irricniar  ieit<-r\\>t\ui\  o*  ;;o->(i»  Try-  -  Namely,  Toy 
Teiephoiiek,  i;raphi.ph..iiew.  Wh^mii.-.  Carts,  Toy  Reins 
flavlnjij  Ilells  :  Itoilin^  Toys  ILivint?  Hells.  Goni^s,  or 
Chimes;  Toy  Rattles.  Wheelbarrows,  and  Wheeled  Roll- 
in);  Toys. 

Claimt  \tae  since  ,I;in.   12,  1922. 


Ser  No- I  H.'),  21.-  .rLASS  47  WINKS,  i  SociFm: 
VivirolK  DE  ('H.vMr.\',.vK.  I';iri.<4.  France  Filed  June 
8.     192*.       Under    ten-year    proviso. 


UMM 


Particyiar  de»criptir>n  of  goods — Champagne  Wine. 
Claimt  **e  since  Jan.  1,  1853. 


Ser.  No.  165,418.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS.)  GioRGE  A.  Stonbctphbr,  Tucson. 
Arix.     Filed  Jane  12,  1©22. 


The  words  "One  Quality— The  B«st  24  Os."  are  dis 
claimed  apart  from  the  trade-mark  shown  Id  the  draw- 
ing. 

Particular    deacription    of    goodt. — Bread. 

Clainu  use  since  Nov    1,  1921. 


Ser  No.  l(\r>.r*H>\.  iPLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI 
ENTS  OF  FOODS  )  E.  Godel  k  Sons.  Peoria,  Hi 
Filed  June   D5,   1922. 


,JVORY 

'^  BRAND 

PURE  LARD 


No   claim    is   made   to   the   words  "Pure   Brand    Lard 
i'artirular   (Uscription    of  gooda. —  Lard. 

(  iitirnn  ufc  since  Jan.   1.  1H90. 


S,.r      \.      ]>;:,, -i>\<         iCL.VSS     45        BEVERAGKS.     NON- 
ALCOHOLIC t        Waltkr     1'.     PowEHS,     CliicaK",      HI 
Fi;.-,!   jr.iu'  •JI,   1U22. 


Re^al 


Particular  tl'•'^(■r^ptv/n  n'  ijuodl.  -  Beveraties  -  Nanitl.v. 
Ginjier  Ale,  Root  I'.f<r  Bin  ti  He^r.  Sarsaparilla,  Limeade 
I.eiii'Ui  Soda,  nr.iti^--  S.-da,  Raspberry  Soda,  Cl-erry 
So. Ill,   ai.il   Srraw'ivri  V    Si.d.-i. 

'  hn"i.<  li *(  sii.'T  ,1  i!i> ,  r.no. 


Ser    No     Dlf!.n;<         CI    \SS   J-;       MKASFRING   AND  SCI- 
ENTIFIC   Ari'I.IANCKS  t      Radio  Films,   I.vc,   HoUj- 

w.,.-i,  Calif       llle.l  June  27.  1922. 

QSTENINC 
IN' 

TnrtiruUir  deacription  of  gooda. — Motlon-Plcture   Films 
Issued  Weekly. 

Vlaiwt    uae    since    May    28,    1922. 


'      i 


OcTOUEH  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


15 


Ser.  No.  167, .'142.  (CLASS  22.  GAMES,  TOYS,  AND 
SPORTING  GOODS.)  P  F.  Volland  Co,  Chicago, 
111.     Filed  July  24.   1922. 


Thfc  representation  of  the  Roods  to  which  the  mark 
is    applied    )8    hereby    disclaimed. 

Partuviar  deaciipUon  of  goodf-  VahrU'  T..v  1  »o^'s 
Adapted  to  be  StufTed. 

rinimK  UHc  since  Julv   10,   1022 


S.T     No     1<;H::.'7       i  CL.VSS  .'i-S       PRINTS  AND  ITHI.IC  \ 
TjdNS   I       Hmss    a    C.i\ir.»\i.    \,.vv    V,,rk,    N,    V 
^e[.t     11,    1922. 


Filed 


Mi'ili-ni    M.fhod.s    fur 
np.irt    friini    the    inarl<    shown    In    the 


.No    cl.-iiiii     ni.'id.'    f.,r    ih,.    w.rds 
Ml  drrn    liiisirx  v 
diawlnK. 

I'artxrula,       .lr..,i,,t,nu      of      .,u,j<ls.      ( -ataioyues      I'uh 
lished  Annually. 

Ctuiws  u."!-  since  l'"tb    1.  Ift21. 


Ser    No    i70,:;r.n      , class  ;:!.      cluthinc  ,     i.    b,m- 
BF.RfiEH    &   Co.,    Nevvarlv.   N.    J.      Filed    Oct.    (1.    lU-22. 


^Z^ 


^-teu^^ 


No  rights  to  registration  are  claimed  on  the  word 
"Dress"  apart  from  the  mark  shown.  The  trade-mark 
is  fanciful.  Is  not  the  name  of  an  Individual,  firm,  cor- 
poration, or  association. 

Particular  deacription  of  £;ood«.— Women's  Dresses. 

Claimn  uac  since  February,  1922. 


8«jr.  No.  171,727.  (CLASS  37,  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.) Chicago  Papku  Co.miaw,  Chicago,  Hi  Filed 
Nov.    8,    1922. 

nXK    ART 

Particular  deacription  of  yooda. — Writing  Paper,  Print 
ing  Paper,   Ledger  Paper,  Book   Paper,  and   Bond   Paper. 
CUHma  uae  since  Feb.  6,  1913, 


Ser.  No.  172,341.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS.)  JABIHG  Bros  .  New  York.  N  Y, 
Filed    Nov.    21,    1922, 

COCOLAIT 

Particular  description  of  {joo<i«. — Food  Preparation   for 
Making   Cocoa    Beverage. 

Claima  uae  since  Sept.   10,   1920. 


Ser.  No.  172,589.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED  NETTFD 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS.)  Finsilvkk,  Stii.i.  &  Mnss, 
I.NC,   New    York,    N.    Y.      t^led    Nov.    27.    1922. 


\ 

In  the  drawing  the  shading  n-iir.*^.  nts  •■o.,-:  th,  ^>.i:■iis 
"Karavan  Kanj.]  Kloth"  and  '■-Made  In  i;ii-l:ni.r'  l.Miii:  iu 
red.  the  letters  "F,  M.  S,"  in  brown.  The  wi.rds  '  Kl.  th" 
and  ".Made  in  England"  arr  disclaim,  ,1  ai^art  f:  in  tl,.. 
mark    shown    In    the    drawing. 

Particular   lUscription    of  yooj*,-    Woolen    Piece    Gooils 
CUUms    use   since    on    or   about    Sept      ].",,    1022. 


Ser.  No.  172.741.  (CLASS  -It'.,  FODDS  WD  INcHLM- 
K.NTS  OF  FOODS,.  Joannks  Buus.  Cu.,  Gveeu  iSav. 
Wis.      Piled   D«'o.    ],    Hi'Ji;. 


Battieship 


Particular      deacription      of      poodg. — Canned       Fruits 
Canned    Vegetables,    Canned    Fi«h,    Canned    Moats,    Dri<Hl 


..^ 


16 


OFFICIAL  GAZFITF 


OcTDiiKK  2,  r.t23 


[-•rim*,  li"Tuit  Jeilies.  b'ruir  ^'le^*•^\es.  Prepared  Mustard, 
Grwu  (Jilv-ji,  I'ickles.  Toiuuto  Catchup.  Molasst'S,  Mai>l'' 
>iru!>,  Tilil.'  Sirup,  Vi[i>  uar.  and  (.omtxiund.  Compose*!  f 
Mustard  S.jt^'d,  Musturd  I'.t'aiis,  Vin-j;ar.  S[.u'es.  T'-rmeri.', 
aii.l   Sail. 

'I'lim.i  »ff  Binw  iy<i2  tjn  cannfil  fruits,  caniusl  \  e>;f'- 
t:i:j:f»s;  fiud  .Irl^d  fraits  ;  since  lUin  on  cannwi  tish  :  since 
July.  1,1-2,  on  canned  meats  ;  since  1908  on  coffw  and 
ffeea  i,li«'e.s:  since  191.'!  on  tea,  maple  sirup,  and  table 
air  ip  ;  sin  "  1914  on  tlivoring  ''itracts.  pr«'t>iired  mustard, 
sVMi-s.  jiiid  picklee  :  sine-  l'>»7  on  fruit  :.-lIiis  and  prt>- 
serxf.'s;  4iii!'<»  ]lM>ti  on  tonj.ito  catchup  ;  sinre  August.  1U22. 
on     moliisjit-^    and    \ineg:ir 


Ser,   No 

K.vrs 


I73.|»'.(8.      1(1. ASS  46.     F(X)rS  AND  INiiREDl 
i)F    FOODi^         J.   C.    Ltsi^    Mu  fJN<;  O'Mpaht, 


LeaT.Uortli,    Ktn.-.      Plied    Dec    8.    19J2 


<  lni"i 


•r,  \ 
HOLI] 
Dec 


I,/,;.    ,f< tf-rifitiiin  of  goo'lt. 
ic*    rill'"'-   1'.'14. 


-Whrnr    Klour. 


it;  It:       t  1  A.ss  4.n     iu:\  I'l:  A' .i:s  \'i\Ar.("i> 

«,.  I         Stl  !lM-;.-5.s     lJ"\lt'.»\V,     I  iU'Hi;"       ii'  iiiP'l 

»,     1'J22. 


Limonette 


Parti 
Sirup   f 


ms 


■r     N. 


[4K' 


ul'i,    drier  ifjtiun  of  ijoiuis 

r    M.tkin-.'   a    ritnm.*   FJ^'V 
».»»'   sin-'o    .Inly    1.    !H19. 


--■N'  n,i!.oh-'Ii.'.  Milil 
•rn.-'' 


i::v:;:^4 


r.iul.   Minn. 


TbwN^  Country 

I'aitvuliir  'I'S'^iptlon  of  rjoodo ---<'Uithin^  fi>r  S|H.rt, 
Work,  fl  nd  Other  Wear — Namely,  the  Followliit;  for  Men 
and  B  *h  :  Mackinaw  Coats,  Ulsters,  and  Pant*  ;  Cloth. 
LeathesLin«>d.  Cloth-Ltned,  and  I^eatber  Coats.  Pants, 
Ulsters.  Brepches,  Vpst<».  and  Bluu.st^ ;  Sheep-L4ned. 
Blanket  Lined,  and  Macklnaw-LJDed  Coats,  Vents,  and 
Ukters  ;  Koickerbockers  ;  Hunting  Coats.  Vests,  .lackets, 
Pants,  and  Breeches,  and  C,olfer«'  and  Trap-Shooters' 
Coats,  ''ests,  Pants,  and  Breeches;  and  for  Outer  Clothln? 
for    Sp<"  rt    and    Other    Wear — Namely,    the    Following    for 


Wniiii-ii  .ind  i;irls  M.iikiiiaw  Cnat.s  aial  UlBters ;  Cloth, 
Lf-atiier  I.Mi  d,  i  -wtfi  I.iuetl.  iiii<\  Leather  Coats,  Ulsters, 
I'.r.. I  !!.■,-  W-si...  IW-us's.  and  Skirts;  Sheep-Lined  and 
M,i'k:(iavv  lined  *  Hats,  \'>'sts,  aiid  Ulstprs  ;  Kni^'ker- 
:i'"  k.rs,  lluxitiQi;  Coats,  Vests,  Jackets,  and  Breeclies,  and 
i;  rs"  and  Trap-Shooters*  Coats,  Veata,  and  Breetlif*^. 
rinma   uae   since    S«pt«raber,    1911. 


r  No.  174,129,  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREHI- 
KNTS  OF"  FOODS.)  Tu»  I>ariA.vc>  Daiit  PaoDn  is 
CoMpAN-T,  Deflanc«>,  OIiIa.     Filed  Jan.  3,  1923. 

pEFIANCJ 

/"•irtieular  description  of  fj^od*. — l<>apoi%tcd  Milk. 
riaima  tue  since  Apr.  3,  1922. 


r     No.    174.217.       (CLASS    22       GAMB8,   TOTS,    AND 
.■<ii  'RTING  GOODS.)     JBa.vnfttb  C.  SaiMii,  doing  t  usi 
ti.ss  as  J.  C.  SJilnn  Co.,  New  York.  N.  Y.     Filed   Jan. 
'     1923. 


rh.    trid-  mark  consi.st.s  of  the  arbitrary  w   rd  "Sii'lSt," 
{''i'  tii-ulnr     dvtHTiption     uf     good*. — Educatii-nal     C.ird 

I  iarn.' 

'  ^a^m.^   Hrif   .sin'e   A  UK.    Ti,    19l'.». 


'er     \,      174, J7y        i  CLA.^S    42.       KNITTED,     NETTKD, 
AM'  IKXTILE  FABRICS. I      AssocnTED  Textile  Ma  v- 

UFAff  :;f';s.  Ivr  ,  VfW  York,   N,  ^       ri!e<l  .l.aii.  v.   i:c.M. 


/''ir 'i' i<,  M     !>  *^-i  \!ii\')n   r,f  'I', '"Is       Marnifnctiired  Textile 
:(M-;.  <    .■    ^j;k.   \\   I'd.  r..!to!i,  and  Mixtures  "f  the  Saimv 

''ImmM    ri  ,<•     since    '  H't     _',     i;iL'_'. 


.^er    N'     ITCXjn       H  LA.ss  40      FOOD.S  AND   INGKEDI 
KNTS  OF  i'oODS  I      K    C.  Nki.son  &  Son,  Chicago,   111 

!i!>',|    ,Iiii      .'u,     192:;, 

Particular     deicription     oj     i/oodM. — Hnouaand     Island 
Dressiog  and   Mayonnstee   Dnssing. 
(^laimn  uxe  since   July   1,   1922. 


I 


UcToiiLu  1',  !.):.'.■; 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


17 


8er.  No,  174. '.wio      .CL.VSS  ijh      FKINTS  AND  I'UBLICA 
TKiN.*;.  1      Iiniii:i!i    \\"     IlKinz.    IiidianaiMilis.    Iiul.      Fllf^d 

.la  I.      _•_■,     la.'- 

Ot-^-^E    GreHT    A/.cRICflM    SpORTt, 

l'''i  1 1-  i,hu    d'  lici  iption  of  ,i/';'.'/«.---<'!iitooni*   Un-    I'uMica 
tiun     in     Ni\vs|ifliiers.    Magazines,     r.ariii. Islets,     and    Book 
Forms, 

'Idiii's   uM>   f.ince  Jaiinarv.   1K22. 


Ser.  N(.    175.12(1,      (CLASS  88.     PRINTS  AND  ITHIdrA 

riil,NS,r        .\\IKRir.»\     M.VNt  KAiTIRER.S     FoKKt'.N     ('RH>ri 

Umt-kwhiteks,  I.nc,  New   York,  N.  Y.     Filed  Jan.  2';, 
192.:. 

Saier  £:?^orting' 

Pililiritlai     diK(riplii,u     of    ij<ind»        Periodic;!!     I'uldlsVied 
Moiiflil,v, 

Cl'timn    uHc   since    May    15.    1922. 


Ser.  No.  1 
TIONS 
OF  Ami 


75.247.      (CLASS  88.     PRINTS  AND  PUHWCA- 

.1       .I(atE.\EY.MKN    BauHEFI.S     !  NTf:RNATIOXAL  UNION 

HI' -^    Indianapolis,    Ind,       1-iled    Jan,    IS,    1823. 


-/^£2cf» 


No  claim  made  to  tlif  «(irds  "Union  Shop"  or  tn  th<' 
words  ai'ii^aring  in  the  liwer  left-hand  corner  of  the  mark 
apart  from  the  mark  a.s  shown. 

Pnrti'uiar  dffi<i  ivUon  oj  ;i<>„<ln  Mauazines  Ifesued 
Monthly.  Calemlar  *  artU,  l'rint«d  Books.  Pamphlets,  and 
Circiilnrs. 

t'ldii'ia   UMi-   vince   .Ian.    1,    1901. 


Ser.    No.    175.4.-.fi,      (CLASS   .".O.     CLOTHIN(;,.      Hi  ghbs 
A;  BuAtn.EY  Co.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.     Filed  Feb.  2,  192."^. 


i9$maru 


UNDERGARMENTS 


No  claim  i«  maile  to  the  word  "Undergarments"  ai>art 
from  the  mark  shown  on  the  drawing. 

Parllntlar  dean ipt Ion  of  (joods. — Woven  Silk  T'nder- 
garments— Namely,  Vests,  Step-ins,  Bloomers,  Combina- 
tion Step-Ins.  Union  Snlts,  Chemises,  Slips,  and  Klmonos" 
and    Petticoats. 

Cladins  u»i    since  Dec.  6.    1922, 

.iir.  o.  <;,— 2 


Ser,  N..  IT.-.,.-.;;.  .(T.  \SS  4'J  KNITTl^D  NKTFi:!'. 
AND  '1  FX'l'n  K  !  \Hi:iCS.)  TiNGlT.  Pk-wn  \-  CO., 
New    \..rk     N     ^        I  i:.   i    Feb.   .S,   1923. 


No  claim  iw  made  f.-i  tin  lepresmiatlou  of  tLi  L-oodg 
as  a  part  of  Ihe  mark.  The  mark  cocsists  of  four  longi- 
tudinally.xtciidiny  int.  .'■«■(. vrn  ri.lorf'fi  strands,  two  of 
said  oolor<d  stinnils  i\t>iidiii-  adjartnt  the  edges  of  the 
•  anvas  and  ihe  i.ther  rwr  hem:;  spaced  intermediate 
floT'of,  ilii'  spares  lietween  the  lines  beiiip  substantially 
.T|iial.     Till-  c.dor  of  said  sirands  is  lilue. 

Pnrlirular  deiirripliun  of  pood*.— Woveu  Cotton  Feed 
Ribbons   for   Laundry   Ma'diiiies  • 

*  taims  ust   since  Jan     <«.   3  91.T, 


Ser,  No,  17.'., ."..-2,  (CLASS  ^2,  FURNITURE  AND  T'P- 
IIOLSTERY,!  Till,  (ii  .\,n  l"ii!MTtnr  Co-mpany,  Grand 
Kapirls,    Mill)        Filcl    I"cb,    r<.    102:-!, 


/•^ 


^^ 


Particular  «/r*(fi;/M.yii  of  ,'/0"f'* — Count-is,  CafettTia 
Tables,  Office  Tables,  Taides  for  Ilouseludd  Use,  Dressers, 
Typewriter  Tables  and  Desks:  Sinnds  for  (i.  nerai  Use  in 
Stores,  Hotels,  rious.-s.  Etc.;  and  Tops  Made  Chi.  fly  of 
Wood  Made  and  Sold  Separately  for  Use  in  Makini.' 
Desks,  Counters,  Tables,   Dre.ssers,  and   Stands. 

Claims  u.sf  aiuvp  on  or  about  June  1,    1920 


Ser.  No.  175,023.  (CLASS  ;'.2.  FUUNITTRK  AND  UI>- 
HOLSTERY.)  Nicimi.s  i;i,r.<-Ti;ir  UiifMirHE  Co., 
B.^nnington,  Vt.     Filed  Feb,   C,    1923. 

Particular  description   of  goods. — Electrically -Ekjulpped 
SerTlnp  Table, 

Claims  use  since  ..Vpr.   1.  1922. 


18 


Ser.   No. 

f:.vts 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTTE 


October  2.  192S 


L To. 724.      (CLASS   4rt.      FdoItS    AM'    IMiKKDI 
OK    FDODS..       [.akki.anr    FIh.hlaM'-^     <  itrts 


i.K'iwK  ;^;    Vssv,,  Haskell.   Fin.      P'il>'<l  Feb.   .^.   I!'.;;. 

[ILUB  HOUSE 


Tr:(a.'  iiark  consi.xts  of   th.-   words   ■■  i.'lnb   Iloust- 
iM.'  sii,r,>   .Ian.   1,   1921. 


I  /  I ,  i«  ■ 


ll'.-!r1 

Fph.    I 


\    M  : !  I  ■<  1  '  ■KT'  -us  1  i'  •  V  .  I  li.t  t  :,i  U'^.t.i. 


BVSTER  BROWN  S 
Hosiery 


r VITBD 
.      1  iU',1 


\  .  ■  ! 
si-r;,  :'.  1 
ri.oi    -f 

r,i.  ■>' 

*       11  HI 


S.>r.    N.^ 
AMI 


Sir    N.I     17t!s44        I'l.ASS  37       r'APF-R  AND  STATldN 
ERV   .      McUu  k:  s  .I'lVK.s    lit.    lirfiokfleld,    Mas.«       FiU^i 
Mar.    -'.    I'.iJ.i 

CYGNET 

Till'    triiiii-  nijii-k   I'-ai^ists  >.l    t'  •■   wi.nl   ■■  t  yuii.'i 
I'articuliir  it>»rrifttii>n  of  ij'i'ulx     -('ontt'il   l?ook    I'ap'-r. 
Claimit  uxe  since   ;i>i..ut    I''^     1.    1022. 


.r      \,,       ITTJ-'I  '   1  ASS     4:>         MSTII.I,KI'     AI.Co- 

[If»I,Ii'    I.IijIiiKS    '        W  \i      Hhavt    .'t    SiiN^:,    r.Tl'  ,    IinlT- 
fowj!     So..rlan.l        Fii.  .1    M:\i      1".    li'J". 

STAND  E\ST 


J 


BLEND 


cya^crVi  ///f/.JAi/. 


1  [,.        «...  ,1  .       ■•    St  U!.f 


111    iiiaiU-   Ni   the  e.xcli,i,>i v>'   iKv  .>f   tii.'   W'-T'Is   '    !!'• 

Man,    Wi.nian    and    rhiM  '■    mi,.]    rhf    r^[ir»-^.'iita 

!u;    -itiM'kiiu   apart    from    th>'    mark    :i<    •Jli.-svn    iii 

lar   'If ncrifit i<,n    of   goo'Li  — Hi>si*»ry 
IK.    ^iiire   Oh   i.r   ai«>ut    Apr.    1,   I'.nH 


.\ : !    ti!,! :  I.r    w   'I;    ■  I 
I'll  -t    '    !ire    disi  la  i  i:,''il 

rartU'ular   'SfMi^-iption   of   iiuo'ln  - Sri.tch    V\'hl<k\ 


170.17.'.,        I  CLASS    20        nRimMS.     lUUSIIES 
Ii:        I-'ile.i    Feb     17.    192:;, 


CLENCO 

USTAWAY 

MAKIS  A  IROOM  A  MOP 


Str       N..       !77:22  "I.XSS     i<         MSTn.Lr.l'     AMO- 

Hor.h'  i,n,»t  (»!{s  I     \vm    i;(;ivr  vV  s..\s.  i.tc.  innr- 

■^.wii,    Sr-i'laii,!        ]]:,:\    .Mar     I't,    192:!- 

LIQUEUR 


TI.e  A.  iT'!-  ■■  Mak^s  a  Bro.mi  a  Mi.].  "  .1..  not  fi.nn  a  !>!irt 
of  th.'  rfark  *on>:lu  ^l  Se  rpi;isti.riM!  apart  from  the  mark 
shown   ::i    rhe  (irawiiii; 

Parti'  ul'ir    l^f.^l•lipti^ln    .,,,'    nufiilx        ■M.'pS. 

<  \<iim~    ii,<f'    silH'f    C)cx.    lo,    1022 


/c/f  ///m/i 


BOTTLED   »  ',;uA«»NTCtp    6r  ^7 


-t^^r  -•  rrj 


N 


).:<;>: 


M;r>ASs    4       .\p.i{,\sivF,    iiftki; 

i.[:N||  ANP  ror>LSHLN(,  MATFRFVI.S  i  Ckk^sai  i 
I'rt'.fo.-T-i  fr.Hr'iRATMN,  New  York.  N  Y.  I'ileil  Mar 
2,    10.  :; 


All    print. ■■!    Wiird-i    fipiiea  rin„'    "ii    tlo'    ili-auin^    a:'. 
clainie't 

I'nrtuuiiii-   ili'c  r,pf[i,n    -. '   '/'.'i.N,  —  Scotch    Whisky. 


& 


S.  r  N'  177,3;!7  .i  I.VSS  tf,  FUODS  ,\Nn  IN<:RKDI- 
KNTS  OV  FotiliS.i  Vita  Minkral  I'ltopi  <  t.v  Com- 
[■^^^  ,    re.oia     III       Fil.-,!    Mar     12,    192:'.. 


Cleilnil.t 


CoSiM 


The   w..r.|    ■■  Mlii.rai  "    Is    herel.v    iti^claim   >1   apiirt    fmrn 
Part,\-i,liir   ,liMn,,iti.>„    :f  „o.o7«  -^ S..a ps   .ii;.l    liolostrin?    i    tl,e  ..th.-r   C  atnn's   .,(   the    mark 


1    ..IIMKOI  l;ii<. 


Chi!>i'»   >i-f    -iiir*'    ,V[ir     1.    192i 


i'firfw-tj^ir    r/,  «.■.  i;,'i..M    '.'    .;./..«/;<.  — Mineral    Stock    Fi.o.l. 
'  'In  ini «    i(<.     s]  111  .■    .Ian      1,1  Ol''! 


OcroBKR  J.  r.i_'3 


I  .  8.  PATENT  OFFICF 


10 


S.T.   No,    177.4.".2        i(  I.VSS   4t".       I'liMliS   ANli   INCRFI'F    !    Ser    N..    ]77,Or,p       .i  I.,\ss   17        Itii'.Arrn  rRoiH  ('T8.) 
F:NTS  OF   I"<t(iliSi     'liii:  01   KKi  i:  I  M  [ -,  CixriMW.  Chi  H,u\\^    r!,,vj,     a\|.    'I   '1;aiH(.    Fac-toriks,    l/n.  ,     N.  w 

ca«o.    Ill       rii.'.i    M.ir     14,    lOj:;  Y..rk,    .\ .    Y       1  iie,|   Mar,   24,   1923. 


Pai  tU-uliir    diMfiipfl',!!    of   ii'kiiIj-  ^    Wheat    Flour, 
Claiiiif,   u«e  since  Sept     i",  1021 


Ser.    No.    177,7411        iCLASS   40       li  m  ij  »S   AND    INORKDI 
ENTS    OF    FOODS  .       Hk.hi.am.     Milmno    ("ompany, 
Hlnhlaii-I,    in        Filed   Mar     20.    102;; 


Partioular    rlfKCiiiitiiin    of   iioodn. —  Wheat    Flour. 
Claimn  u*f  siucf  Auc.   10.   1920 


Ser,   No     177. POo       a'LASS  4t;.      FooDs   AND  INtiRFlM 
FNTS  III'  I'liMl)*:,,      Akthik  (■,  Fhnto.n.  lining  business 
a.«   Th.'   PVnioii    Wholesalf   Co.,    Rochpster.    N     Y       I  ilt'd 
Mar.    24.   102.''. 


PiirlMuUi  il-  Hcrifjtinn  of  r."'''''**  Fhi voi  inj;  Fxtrarts 
for  Foi.il  I'nrixises.  Sjiices.  C»'ler>  Seed,  Miistard  Seed, 
Caraway  St-ed.  I'uppy  Seeil.  Aiiis.'  S-ed.  Ilerhs.  Cocoa,  Co 
oonut  in  a  Natural  State.  Coffee,  and  Ccdoriim  Material 
for  Cak»»>'  or  Candies  .'ind  nfher   .  oods. 

CltUnis   H.-'f  sjii.'e   No\     20.    101. "i. 


\i  In^iv  .•    use    of    t  li.     \*  i 

apart     tr..m     tlo'     t!  :!:'k 


N. '    I  laini    is    niail.     !i-    t  h 
Siipiri<.r  ■■      and     "  1  lai'.a  n 

li.iW  li 

I'lnticiilnr    ilt  si  iij,t 'h,n    i,f    <i','.il>i       cjcars. 
<'Iiiim»   u-f  sitir,     1  .S,sr>. 


Ser,  N.I  177,07ii  -clasS  17,  l' iliAin-O  rnrifiT'i  TS  i 
H,\\A\\  I  ;i,iii  A\i.  ToBA'a-ii  1  ,.,,  i..(aK,s.  l.ii>.  N.-w 
York     N,    Y       I-'i^ed    Mar,    24,    r.*2:;. 


N"     chiilli     is    ni.a.le     to     tlie     iX'lusisi-     US.      of     il.t     vv..rd 
■■  Hali.ana  "    .ajiart    ft'Uu    llie    in:irk   as    sliovv  ii 
]'iirli<iihi  r   ill  si-i'ijit  inn    of    ijouijh.-     Ci^^ars 


>.  r    Nu.  17!5.u06.      !  CLASS  ::p      ci.oTHlNr;.)     Solomon 
Mro.   Co.,   St.   Lniiis,    M..       Fil.al    Mar     2  1,    1923. 


TOUR-ETTE 


Ptii  i icular  tl (script ion     of     ijooiId       Sport     and     Oiitin*; 

Dresses  and  Suits  for  children,  Cirls,  Misses,  and 
\A'omen 

Vliiiin,'.    iisi  since    Sept>'inli.  r.    l'.<22. 


20 

Ser.  N 
AN 

XOE 


T' 


OFFICIAL  GAZHTTK 


OCTOBEB  2,  li»23 


.   ITS  ]":<       ilL.\SS23.    CITLPIHY,  MACHINERY, 
TOOLS,      ANI»      I'AKTS      THEHKOF.  .        (iEBR 

i.F..    Lii'lPDsoh.  id,   C'TniiUiy.      n>tl    Mnr.    .'S,  Ufja. 


P'lni'-uhir    drm-ription    of   goiM» — Knive«,    Forks,    and 
Spij":,'    of   Aluminum. 
'I'limtt  unr  since   191^. 


S^r    \\^     ITx, :;■>:'.       (CLASS  40.      PV>ODS   AND   INOREPT- 
i:\TS    OF    FOOIiS   i       Thf    JitTT    k    WiMili     MKiiiAVTltE 

"■nJpAW,    \Vi.-hir;i.    Kan*       Fil.-d    Mar     -JP.    IfC'.'V 


HARVEST  HOME 


P>irtu  uUtr  drxiriiitwn  of  goods. — i':iniied  Fruits, 
Caiiijf-ll  Rprrifs.  i'niin>>'l  Vegetables,  Spirf-«,  Faod-FlaTor 
In'-'  Ilirrrifts,  Table  Simps,  I cr  Cream  I'awder,  i.'oriistarch 
fi.r    I '!    riir!'0<t  ■<,    Tpji.    :\nd    Cnffee. 


8€r 


A I 

Tb- 

10- 


.  ,,     17^   WI  Ml.ASS     4.7         BE\  r.ii.XC.KS.     NON 

'iHOLIi'.t        J'isEiu     <  oHKS.     doiiitr     'u^inetts     m 
I'riii.  ft.in   >  liib  i^o  .  Tr-nr,,.;     N,  J.      Fllp.l  Mar.  ."lO, 


Th4  foUowini;  matter  Is  disclaimed  apart  from  the 
mark    sihown    on    th'-    draw  ins :    "Trenton.    N.    .1."    and 

ContentB   15 J    oz.' 

P'uliruUir  deacrnttinn  of  t/oodt.- — Nonalroholio.  Non- 
Cereal,  Maltl>-ss  B*v<Ta)ie«  Sold  na  Soft  I>rink»  and  Sirups 
for  Makini,'  the  Same 

Clat'ii^   "■""   ^i'l'-     Mar.    1,    If^U-'. 


.s.r    .\o,    iT>>.:;»7.     (CI..VSS  45.     hp:vi-:ua<jks,   non- 

AlA  OHnr.lc  t       c.    Edw.\ud    M.n',    doinu    biiKlnegg    as 

I'n.vMi     I'.iittliiii;     Wdik.-*,     l!:iltimorp,     Md.       Filed     Mar. 


: '.  1 1 .     !'.'.' 


MA^  ^ILA 


1  !»«■    \\<>r<\    ■' t  I'lii    ■    is   disclaimed   apart   from    the   mark 
s'lfiwii    ill!    t;:t>   dr:iulai;. 

I'artuuUir     li  mrifttion    of    jjood».  —  Noualcdliolic,     .Nun- 
(Tea!,    ^^llt!•■x.^   Reverage  Sold  as  a   Soft   luiiik. 
Chiim^    u^'    since   Apr.    1,    1919. 


StT    N"    i:*',:;';-       dL.XSS  4tl  Ft^OhS  .\N1)  lN<iBEliI- 

EXTS    OF    FO(iIiS  I       Samikt  l{<isK\BKiii;.    doing   liusi- 

tiesB   as    Phi-nix    I'ackinK   Co.,  New    York,    N.    Y.      I'iled 
\I;ir,    3",    rjL'.-i. 


I'i.  .\..-:l^  tr.nuiii'  ■  ■■  Uu-i-iaii,"  .-iiid  "  *';i\iar "  are 
l,s.  ,  1  [:i;,-.!  :iiM:r  from  tin-  mark  as  shown.  The  trade- 
:i.Hrk  !■-  print. 'd  in  kjU  IfttiTK  iip<tn  a  i;r<  i-ii  field  and 
l>on!tr.d  Sy  a  r<d  liand  havioK  Increa-slng  s<  rtdl  elements. 

fat  t  !■  iilnr   '/' •<-r  i;<fioM    i,f    'I'lod^        <'avlar. 


.Sf-r  N...  i:>».Mi:;  n  I.ASS  4ti,  F0<M)8  ANIi  IN(;I{R;I>I- 
P'.NTS  OF  FoiiIiS  I  "ipiiv  rKiiDii  TS  RF.Kf.viMi  Co.v{- 
lANV,   New   Ynrk.   N.   Y       Fil.^l  Apr.  .".   lOli.S. 


The  ciiliir  uranirc  shown  on  the  label  Is  claimed  as  a 
fe.itMrt-  '.r  the  mark  in  aaaociation  with  thf  other 
fpatiires  .>f  the  mark,  all  of  the  wording,  with  the 
f'xc  ption  of  the  worda  "  Karo  "  and  "Cora  Products 
Rt'lining  Co  ,"  boing  diaclHimed  apart  from  the  mark 
shown   in   the  drawing. 

l'nit\cui,ir  rh  .vriiitiott  of  f/<><>i/*.— Sirup  for  Food 
E'Mrposi  J, 

(luinus   U.1C  sincf   Ocloiyer,    1921. 


■i 


OCTOBEB2.  11123 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


21 


Ser.   No.  178,504.      (CI,.\SS  4«.     FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS  OK  FOODS.  I      CoHv    PitoDi  CTS    Rkfinlncj   Com 
i-,v\Y,  Now  York.  N.  Y       Filed  Apr    ,'.  \<>2:L 


The  Color  blue  shown  on  the  label  is  claimed  as  a 
featur<'  of  the  mark  in  association  with  the  otlor 
features  of  th*-  mark,  all  of  the  wording  with  the  excep- 
tion of  the  words  "  Karo  "  and  "Corn  Products  Reflninj,' 
I'o  .■■  iieing  disclaimed  apart  from  the  mark  shown  in  the 
drawing. 

I'liit  iiiilnr  (If  mTiiitxon  at  ciuods  Sirup  for  Food 
PiiriH)8e9. 

fliiitiiD   U1I'   since    ,Inlv.    1902. 


Ser.    No    ll^.MT,.      (CLASS  40.      FOODS   AND   IN(iKEDI- 
ENT8   OF"   FOOIiS.  I      Coun    Pbodi  <  t.s    Uefimni;   Com 
PA.vv,  New  York.  N.  Y.     Filed  Apr.  o.  1923. 


The  color  red,  shown  on  the  label,  being  clainir,!  as  u 
feature  of  the  mark  in  association  witli  the  other  feiitnres 
of  the  mark,  all  of  the  wordinj.'.  with  the  ex.^jit  i.ni  of  ?  he 
Words  'Karo'  and  •■Corn  Products  BelininL'  Co.,"  i-eiii^ 
disclaimed    apart    from    the   mark   shown    itr    the    drawiiij;. 

Piirticvlor  'li  m-riiition  of  goods  Siriip  for  Food 
Purposes. 

*")nimn    UM,-    «[u<i'   .Jiilv.    1912. 


Ser.  No.  178,. '.90  iCI.ASS  4rt  FOOr>S  .\ND  INCKFDI 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.  I  C..H,\  I'linui  ITS  Itl.FIMvi;  CoNr 
I'ANv,  New  York,  N,  Y.     Filed  Apr    .■">.  192:!. 


The  colors  green  and  yellow,  shown  »n  the  label,  are 
claimed  as  features  In  association  with  the  other  features 
of  the  mark,  all  of  the  wording,  with  the  exception  of 
the  words  "  Karo  •"  and  "  Corn  Products  Refining  Co..' 
being  disclaimed  apart  from  the  mark  shown  In  the 
drawing. 

Particular  detcription  of  pood*. —  Siruti  for  Food 
Purposes. 

Claim»   u*e  since   February,   1922. 


Ser.  No,  ,17^.709.  (CLASS  22.  tlAMFS.  TOYS,  .AND 
SPORTIN(;  (;ooD8.i  H!,AN.-HK  M  ]'(i;.nett  I!i-'h- 
land   Park,    Mich       Filed  Apr.  7,    11)2^. 


Portievlur  drii<ripiUj7t   of  -jood" --Toy    Animsl    Ficviret. 
tlaifiis  use  since   Ikh'.    15.    i;'22 


Ser      No.     17m. 720.       ,CI..\SS     I.'         1:  i;\'Ki;.\C  KS,     NO.N- 
ALCOHOLIC.i       Thb    Gooi.t.uAPK    iOMPA.M,    ChatU- 

IK.O^:i.    Tenil.       I'ile.l    .\;ir      7,    l'.t23. 


Pari  i(~ii  In  r     d>  •.  r/  ip  t  io  <i 


iifxfiK  -     Nona 


cereal,    M.-iltieBs    Revernue.'-    himI    CompouiJil«i    for    M; 
ths   Same. 

(  \(iivi.H  ii.oc  liiiiC'    Januarv.   1922. 


Non- 


Ser  No,  17^.7.-..;,  ir!..\SS2;C  '  CTLERY,  M  ACllI  NKii  Y. 
AND  TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.  SIacLka!* 
Delg    Company,   Chicago,    111.      Filed   .\\<v    7.    lit.::;. 


Particular  dexrription  of  ijoods. — Pocketkni ves.  Kitchen 
Knives,  Shears.  Scissors.  Small  Tweezers  in  the  Nature 
of  Tools,   Razor  Rlades,   Razors.    Razor  Blade   Sliarpenera. 

Claims   uxr  since  NovemlxT,    191S. 


22 


Ser.     No. 
PL  [Ml 

Thh     ! 


Klis    \( 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBM  2, 1928 


178.829.  KLASS  13  HARH\V.\RK  ANH 
ISO  ANI>  STEAM  FITTIN<;  SUI'I'LIES.  i 
'M.KT     FiiiiiTHKHS     I  oMpASY.     Clfvelaiul,    Oblo. 

;r    0,   i:i-j:! 


TY)NLEY 

Uevices 

Thi'  rr:i<lf mark  '•unsists  of  thf  wonl  ■'i'ouU'V  '  ;i!n)Ve 
tlie  wmti!  "Iwvic»'s"  in  plain  l>'tf 'Tiiii;,  .i  siiii:le  and 
rt'lativ-ly  iarL'''  "  I>"  s»Tving  ms  Mie  iniri.il  1  tt'T  of 
both  Aiir;is,  ami  _-fiiiT;i  liy  ;irraiii.'' li  as  shovvn  m  '[)•■ 
a''.;uriipai;  i  nu'  six'iini>'n-'  .No  rlaini  is  luailf  f.ir  r;i.'  wuril 
■    Iifvi.-is         apart      fr-iiii      ttn'      jis-o.-mi  ;ri!!      sli'>wii  \.i 

'•nitii.in  jiw    rights.    tniwt>^'  r,    Ih'IM^'    \v,i[\r.l 

i'ilitiiu.'ir  ilf  Mi-r^  lit  I'/n  '; '  i,".','/<  M  a  ;i  ^1  f  a  -  t 'ir^-il  .\  ;  '  i 
cle» — Viz  I'rain  ri[»-  Traps  i-ir  U-''!  iiirint^rs.  I'.arh:,:  ^s 
and  riif  Like;  Sower  T'ipe  Strainers,  Slop  Sinks,  Con 
r^r.i  InsiTfs;  Joist  Aii'-hors.  Wall  I'liiKs  for  Holding 
NjiU  in  Masiitii'v  ;  i;iii_'s  an,;  i  omts  for  I'oal  lliilej:. 
II  ir;i!hol.'!i.    ami    .Manlioi.'s,    and    (  lof !i.-sllnp    Posts 

f  .'inm<    u.^r   siO'-o    .Nov     '2':'.    V.i]'.> 


79.171,       i([.ASS    !•;,       I'AfNTS  \Mi    i'AINT 

\TEUIAt.S  Wkknki!    ''iMKlKs  I'm,  h.   doi'i; 

^    .as    P'piil.ir    I'roilu.'tr;    < '..!:ipa  i;  \',  .-^ari    A  i.i<.>!i:.j. 
.\I--     14.    I'.fj:;. 


f       Jun  Dance     I  j 

oncier-Lust 


/'(( f i'''i|'ir-   drgi-rypiinn   of  good*     -I'owil.Tf^<l    Polish    for 
AiitomoM|. 
fact's. 


'•  Bodies  antl  OthiT  Painttsl  and  V,irni.sh>-d   Sur- 
uae  since  Feb.   1,   1923. 


S.  r  No  h-9,268.  MOLARS  20  BROOMS,  BRUSF1E8, 
WTi  IiI'.^TERS  1  flvvi.'is  .t  (i-'f'MW  iTi,,  NVw  York, 
.N    \      FilPtl  Apr.  17,   1923.     i;ndt>r  ten-}>'ar  provigo. 


S*T     No      17ft. .;if'.  I   [.\SS    ■t2.       KNITTEli.    NETTED, 

AM)  TEXTILE  F.VHRKS  )    Nottis(;h.*m  Lack  Wobkb, 
Jerspy    <  ity,    N     J  .    aiul    N>u    Wuk.    N.    V.      Filed   Apr. 

I'',    102:^. 


I''i'ti,  uhi-    dr^rriptinn  ,,  f  fjoiiit  ■<  .—Liit:tH,  Handkerchief  B, 

Emtlr■l^d^.^:^■-,     i;id    liraioTies    and    Cotton,  Silk.    Silk    nri<l 

I'of'.n     .i;.'!     U-fitlcial  Silk    Falirii-s    in    tliH  Plt-<'« 
L'launs    uae    siii-a.   .Ian      !.    \'.}*>'.', 


Ser     No     !79.;!5!'         'LASS    I."       oll-^    ANL  <;reaSKS   . 

I    "M  M'-S  WK.U.IK       I    'ii.i'K      A:       l    Ht;MIC.*t,      <_  1 1  ,      Hrooklvu. 

N.    V        Fi;..d    Apr     r.t,    !y2:', 


!''I>ttrui'ir    ■!■-••  ti<i  i-,n    ','    y',>o>/j#,--Fllfl.     litltititiK.    IlPat- 

1II-,    :ii:d    I.'i  ij.'i -.a' ;[!_'    'Ills    and    (irf-asfs.    N' ai  ^  olatilf    Oil 
Conii-oinds    for    .Mixnir.     with    (Ml    'o    l'rodi:'i'    LuliricHtlng 

nnd    '  'lit?  in.;   Ma'am..'   (  iil- 

'  ",;i  "■  <    li/o-    ~i  ii.>'    -I  u  i  \'    1 .    1 '.'  1  1 


■r    \-     17'.'. an.         'I..\ss,-..      .^lilll.si  \  KS  -      *  <<\i\it'\- 
WK.triH  I  '■!.■  u  .<i  I  "If  I  Ml.  .\r,  i(»,,  Br.Hiklyii,  N.   V.     Filed 

Apr.    19.    l!rj:;. 


TR A  DE     MARK 

/'irtfftJ/ar   detcription    of   fjoods. — Paint.  Vamlih,    and    |        Partirnlm    <irx<rifit\i,n    i,f   (/oodi. — .\dheslve    Gumi   and 
•  altimin.>    Brushes.  Sizin^'s 

I  laims   use  since    187T.  Ciairm   «.«.■   ^ill  ■<■    .hilv    l.    1911. 


OCTOBKK  2.  IU'23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


88 


I 

S.T    No.  179,422.      (CLASS  ;{9.     CLOTHINO.i      Thk  Nott         S.  r.    No     KH.'^.'U        MT.ASS   ."0       rLdTIIlNC,  StkisOX 

A'.i:  I  (.Mi-ANY.  Los  .\n:;.dt'«.  Cnlif.      Fil.d  Apr.   20,  1923,  Sunrr  Co.   I.nc,  Now   York,   N.  V.      111.  d   Apr.  27.   1923. 


n^ 


/'./'/ I'll/./ 1   ill  Ki)  lilt  lun  of  iin'iils-    Men's  an. 1  I'.ov  >■   Work 
Siiirrs  and   < 'hildren's  Blou^ies  and    I'lay    Siiii-. 

I   htintfi     iiKi     sinrt'     I  i('C      2(»,     liiL'1 


:  S"  17'.Mo2  1CLASS2:!.  Cl'TLEUV,  MACHINKKY, 
ANI>  'K'OI.S,  ANIi  P.VItTS  THEKFOF  )  lUK.  Stam.kv 
\\.'i:ks.    Now    liritain,    loim,      l-"ilod    .\pr     i;n,    l'.i2:; 


DEFIANCE 


I'll,  t  fiilni  ilixiiiiitinn  (if  '/o(yf/x.  -  -N  isch,  Hit  I'.iacfs. 
i'.roii-;  Prills.  Pl.an.'>  ami  l'art>  rii.>rf..r.  ScraptTs  for 
KuiiinnK  lii'vsii  or  Uiil.ldnj;  (  tfT  a  Surface,  Tootliiii;;  (.'niters, 
Six.kestiuves.  .Nail  Sei.s.  (.'ornerinK  Tools,  Blind  Nail  Tools, 
Hainliieis.  MalletH,  Screw  liriv.-rs,  lee  I'ii'ks,  .\\vls.  .\wl 
llaftf,  Hollow  Ilandl.  T..0I  Sets  I-jiil.ra.  1  n>;  (iinilei,  I'ile. 
Sau.  (;.nJ^:e.  I'hiscl.  Keaiiier,  It'-a.l  .\«l.  Scratch  .\\\1. 
S(  rcvv  Uriver.  Tack  Pnllcr,  anil  Belt  .\  u  1  ,  I'unelics.  Minr 
Boxes.  Shoof  Bo.ards,  Saw  Sets,  Oowcdinj;  .litrs.  I'owel  .an.l 
Rod  Turnlrij.'  Machines,  (irindin;:  Fixtures,  Beiidert^,  I'.-mk  h 
1>.'-,.  P.il  P.rae.  T.N,|>,  Hit  Holder.^,  Sle.li;es,  We.l;.'.s; 
OiilLs  .Namely,  an  Instrument  for  Cutting'  Holes;  Chisels. 
.Mauls.  CapiuK  Uifipers,  Aii\il  Tools.  I'riff  l'ni»;.  Ri\rf 
>■  t^.  Hoop  Set^,  Hoof)  Oriver-,  Priti'iiels.  Uaii  Forks, 
I'Oi^v  Told  r..trs,  I'iek-.  Wreni  lies  .  St  oneworker-'  Tool.s  - 
.1/  I'itclilni:  Tools,  Line  Trai  erts.  Points,  ami  >Larkers; 
]'.ui-  Headers.  Onll  Sharfieniii;;  Tools,  Calking  To.d», 
I'ii.rs.    I'ili's.    S.aws.    Putty    Kni\.'s.    and    .\\es, 

<  'iiimti    u^i:    since    Mar     1,",    1923. 


s.  ■■    No    l79,.^7',•.     tcL.vss  :;.%,     1:1:1. tini;.  inisi;.  .ma 

I  IUN!:RY  P.VCKINC  .\NI»  NONMinALLK  IIUES.) 
.\  \ii:iti.  \N  .\i  rii  .\ei  i.ss.  >i:m  s  S  1  ..i:i  s,  W  i  IK.  s  ILan  ■  I'm 
I'ii.i    \p'    L'f.  192:;, 

DUPLEX 

I'll,  til  iilur    (hiCiiptidii    of    gnodx-  -UuhluT    .and     F;il>rlc 
iii'-.   .iiid   Tubes  for   \'ehicles. 

'  hums   uni    since   on   or  iibout    Jan.    1.    1922. 


Ser  No.  179, till.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTEH,  NirrTFU. 
ANKTENTlLi:  FABRICS.)  Ll  v.nknkahuikk  1;  v  K  .!  F, 
\',\s  I)isst:i,  vV  ZnNKN,  Eindhoven,  .Netherlands,  I'iled 
Apr.    21      I'.cj;; 


I'll!  ttviilil  r  lirsrt  llitfil   of  ijii'iils.     -■^Jl:^^    1  '  reS8  EDd  NcjU- 

K>'e    Shlris, 

'  laims   >ise   since    Mar     1,    1!*23, 


■r  N..,  17',*,9G3.  (CLASS  -it'.  lOdLS  ANL  lNt.i;i:i'I- 
I  NTS  OF  FOODS.!  T.  K.  Si\M  i:  ^  ■  Nil  ,sv  Bangor, 
Me.     Filed  Apr.  30,  1923. 


Particular  dinrripiion  (>f  ooodx. —  i'e.'i,  ('ofle.  ,  t  .ii,Ti.'.l 
I'l.is  raniied  t'orii,  C.'uined  Toiiiat  ■  «■•-.  Cai.iied  Strii.K 
B(-ans.  Bak.-d  Heaiis.  I'ann.il  Hliietiern.  s.  Cannis;  >.i;niou, 
iiolieil    Oats,   Macaroni,    an.l    i  ,i[i'ed    Sariliiic-^ 

'  kitma  »i*e  sin. a-  Sepit,  1,  I'.cji  r.n  t,...i  :,i,,i  ,i.;T.'.';  sin.-e 
Mar,  7,  1923,  on  fanned  p<'as,  c:ii;;,.'d  corn,  canned 
toir:i  I  i 'i'^,  st;-!!,_-  li.'fin--,  U.aked  l"'ans,  c.ann.-.l  biiie- 
berriis.  .'unne.l  salmon,  roiled  oats,  mai-arot.i,  ami  caniod 
sardines. 


Sei,    N.i     179.999,      .CLASS  ;;7,      PAPER    .\N[)  .s'lAT  iLiN- 

FHV,I        R.'HKIIT   Fl.KlCHEH   \    S<>N.    Ln'ITKl.,    Stoneoloilgh, 

lo'ar  M.inchester,  i:n^;land.      Filed  May   i.   1923. 


•  r^rtAHoJ 


IVY 


.\pplicant    disclaims   ;iny    richt    to   th.    .  xcpasiv.-    use  of 
the    word^    ".Made    in    En^'laml,' 

Partirnlfir  lii  srription  (if  ijnods  --  -\' ucuj  (.'ipnre'te  Paper. 
('Ja'imK    ufif    since    on    or    about    Mav    (',,    ift'j.'v 


Ser,    No     ls(i.n7       iCI.ASS:,''       (  ia  cfi  i  i  \  i  L)      Chari.es 
i  UANKia.v.  B.iston,  .Ma.s.<.     I'ikd   M.ay   ;,.    1923. 


%^ 


tOA-f^ 


We  disclaim  the  words  "Coat"  and  "Trade  Maik'    a^z^i 
from   the   mark    shown   on    the   drawing. 
Particular  description  of  goodt. — Linen,  Half-Llnen,  aod   |        loiU  u'nr    da^cription    of   .yoods.— Sweaters    and    Btith- 
><:otton    Fabrics.  i   ing  Suits. 

norma  une  since  Oct.  7,  1916.  Claimn  u«e  since  Jan.  1,    1918. 


•24 


S«r.  No.  1 
Kmttt  v< 


80,120.     (CLASS  39.     CLOTFI ING. ,      llEwnLts       Ser    No.  1  =(0.247.    rrL.\SS  49.     DISTILLED  AL4(»H0LIC 
»o..  Milwauk»>e.  Wis.     Fli.d   M.n    .-..   )9J:{.  LIQCOUS  *       S(X      .\n.    Fhco.    Civeano    A    Vi.\.,   Turiu, 

I        Italy.      Fil  ,1   Mav   .">     I02;i. 


I'arti'ulu 

Me-Tizht.s  ; 
r.:iities.    Hi 


St- r .    No     1  ^ 
CASTLNii 


OFFICIAL  GAZP:TTE 


OCTOBEB  2. 1928 


■  'fe#cr«ptioti  (*,'  'j'jn'lt       S'A.-ater  r,.,i;- 
II    lI'>si>TT,   Shawls.    Sf-nrf-,    .I:i;.|n>' 
Wst.s-  -I^ilif*:'    and     \Ln  s-     Ii:f:(ii'< 

otli.    and    Knitt' il   Bl   ust-s. 

<<-   sincf   Feb.    1,    1!1I4 


-     Huy 

.Ic'ket.- 


Ser.     .\.,,     11*0,174.       ((.'LASS     30,       I'LoTHKM. 
B<^>T  STiii>p,   I'Utshurzh,   Pa       File<1  >Ln    4.  19'. 


I  .EBS 


CINZANO 


I'mtiiulHi      ilexct  ifitinn     '>/     y/oi/^    -Absinthe,     Braudy, 

I. ill     Whisky     liiiin,    \fr:iiutti.   and  yuiuiae  CordiaL 

(ill «/)!,»    H",    -iiii-..   li mlHT,    1S!I0. 


rfi^ 


Essz  :cnaj  [ivv.-'cinTiT-i 


^>-es 


'^t, 


Son  Nn  T^n  n.^S.  m  I..\SS  3s,  I'lUNTS  AND  FFBLl- 
i..\TIi>.\s  .MKT/.i.Kii  \  ('OMP.vN\,  I  M»i>«riiu.\ri;ii,  New 
V'.;-k,   N    Y       Fih'd    NLiy   s.   ]y2:! 

TRUE  TESTED 

/•'It  firw/a'    '/r«ftif. noN  nf  y'y'jt/«.--Ni'Ki'!la!  1«>  B^nids  and 
R'-L'isrrald*'   I'...ihIs 

f[iiim^   u»,    ^\n,  ,■    M-tv    1  ,    192:;. 


N'j  ri.-iini  m.id>'  fur  the  vvrinls  "H>»-'  fur  1  i\»"  .>r  HiMt 
Sbop,  ■  •■(Jivfs  KverytMHly  Si  rvi>'.>'  ,i|mrt  fr  .id  th^  .ith.>T 
ft»at'ir-'s    ■■!■    tlif    mark. 

I'mtHitliti-  ilencription  ni  iii,ij>U  —  yx^'w' *.  Wi>ni.>n  s.  ii.d 
Children's  It  M.t.<i.  .ShOfS.  and  SU|ij).r>  M  td.-  i.f  L.-atlitr 
RiiM'-!-.  or  Fabric  and  Hosiery 

ilnim*   u»f  since   Mar.    1.',    192;;. 


*. -'.''.••.       U'l^XSS    It        MFIALS    AM"    .MFT.U 
S    AND    FOR(iL\t;S  .       TiiK    F     k     \I     ro\i 


S«?r     No.    180r,14  CL.VSS     ;s       FUINTS    .\ND    PFBLI 

TATUlNS    .         \  i,    I'Kji      .\1'1!1"'<K      F.sT.HT.,     d<dnK'     bu8i- 

ii^'s.s  ,is    111.'   Wi'  liifa    l-:a^.c.   Wiijliita,   Kaii>.     Filfd  May 
IF    I92.-(. 


'    /ainM    M.<i-    siin'>'    .\I;i\     JM      1S.S4. 


p.vsY.   thlraao,   HI.      Filed   Mav  J,    l.'J3. 

FAIR 


V^irticMltif  tUi^criplion  of  i/oo<l*.-li.[<.i  .Vuvhurs  or  Ant; 
cree[ii'rw. 

Claimi    u-tic  since   Apr.   2>^.    1022. 


Ser.    No.    180,536.       o  L.\SS    22       GAMES.    Ti>VS     .\NI) 

SFOf;TT\i,   r,,<>,\,<   ,      PE.viiL   F    <  iMKimEi.Mt.   I'.v.  ■■•kiyn, 

BUNNY 
HUGTITE 

N.i    ( laim    Is    made    to    ttio    word    "  Hnuny  "    asid'-   frunj 
the   fiiiirk   shown. 

rurliruhir  <!r^i  t  ii<ii,,n  of  aoodg. — Toys — Nariielv.   Dolls, 
i'l<i\m:i  u/tr  siiirc    Mav   7,    l'.»2.'!. 


Ser.     No.     I<i0,24<^>.       tCLASS-    47.       WINES. i        S<>'       An 
Fs<  ,).  i-isi.KSi-  k  r[.4.,  Turin,  Italy.     Filed  Mav  ,'.  102o 


t  tid'  r    ten 


y>-ar    [iroviwi. 


CINZANO 


I'articular 

Wines,   Qnln 

Claims  u 


*i 


fir^cription  oj  gonHM — Sv>srklin.'   Wines.  R.' 
ne   Wines,   Pry   White  Wine 
.<<ince  December,  1890. 


i^^'T  N.>.  180.614  ,  CLASS  38.  PRINTS  AND  FFBLICA- 
TIONS  I  BrsrAMi.v  MiNDi.iN,  Janmiia.  N.  Y.  PMled 
May   14,   192.: 

DRUGGIST'S 

"ECONOMETER" 


Particulatr    deacriplion    of    gooda — Publication     Issued 
Monthly  Advertising  the  PTodu.t.<«  of  the  Wholesale  Dmg- 

.'ifif   Trad.' 

(laimn   uxe   nime   February.   1923, 


t 


OeroBEHi'.  v.rili 


V.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


25 


Ser.  No.  180,654.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED.  NETTED 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS  )  Collins  A:  .\ikman  Co  ' 
I'hilad<l|,liia.   I'n       |  iloj   M;,y    ].-,.    vxs.',. 


Ser.  Nu.  IM.OIj'.t.  M-'L.\S.^  ;;S.  FIU.M.'-  A.VF  iMHLI<  A- 
TIONS.i  I'h.iNris  .F  G.iiiT'f.  I'.^r:  \l:,-ii,  I,:i  P"11..i! 
May  24.   l9Jo. 


WHIFF  "^.j  POQF 


I'artiiuliir  il>  Hi-ri/itiun   of  pood»       \.!',<  t.   \'.  '..im     Flush, 
aixl  Oth'T  Fill    Fal)rio  Fi'^.-  (Joodh  and  i  ui   l.tiuUis. 
I'laiuiM   uMf  sime  Ajir.    19,    192:! 


Ser.    No      l«*n.TflO        (CLASS    39.       CLOTHlN<,.i       H.    O. 
Gha.ssmi  .K    fo.,    IxiH    Anyeles,    lalif.       lil.,i    .May     17, 

|}{IDaOf^li!HakaC.(| 

I'm  ticutiir      ih»<ri(ttion      uf      tjo'xls. —  Hosiery         :\|.i,  ^. 
Won,.  ii'«.   and  Childrrn'.s   Fiiderwear 
CUiimii    UH'     siiirc    Fell     l."!.    192.'!. 


l''lit  U-uilll      'll   -<l  i/it  ii,!l     -if     t/'i'i-i' 

Clni  II,,.    Ufi    vjriro    Mav     i  ,    l'.t_'3. 


Si^ti.-  i>{  «'nrtooaa. 


Srr  No.  1S1.08.J.  (d.^X'^  IIMNI'S  \  NT'  FTTU.ICA- 
TIiiNS.)  Nation  >,;,  ^.  I1..I.:,  si  ir,  \  .\  -  v, ,.  ,  ,  i  m^^  cbl- 
<n«i>.  III.      ril.,i    M    \    24.   I'.H'.'l. 


Ser    Ni.    lMi,y;{;j.      ((•i.,\ss  :;9      CL'iTlilNG.'*     rmiu  is 
I      Fi;i:>.     I'orllnnl.    Oi.u'       Fil.d    May    F.i.    Iffj:'. 

Bergsy!k-s\\w  tiware 

I'nrtuiihir   <li  ucnptinn    of  .';i)/;rf/».      Hosiery. 
<  Inimx  itMi-  winoe  Oct.   1,   1920. 


Ser  No  l.S0,S;{4.  (CLASS  41.  CANES.  FAR  \SOl  S 
AND  FMHRELLAS.)  GrsTAT*  Bkhman,  n.w  York! 
N    Y       Fil.d   May   19.  1923. 

I'orticuiar  deacrlption  of  gooda.—lmhnU^n  and    1  ara 
sola. 

Claimi)  UMP  since  on  or  a  lion  t  May   14,   l<>2.'t 


Ser     No     1V0.844.      (CLASS  39.     CLOTHING  ,      Muton 
G    ('....PKH    r>RT   fionos   CO..  Los  Angeles,   Calif.      Filed 


Th'  words  ■■S,.n;,.  [,,  ,i,,  >,,  i,.,,i  ,  in|.i:,.i;  ,,t'  .\  .Tica" 
sr.'  ili>claiiij.-d  apart   fnuii  th*-  mark  showi: 

in  U.  Ilia,  'h  .-■  ,  niti'Di  ijf  o'lijtix.  Muj^aziuc  FuMished 
Moiiilily 

(  I'l/iKiv   i/s-r  siiiiT  January.    '919. 


Ser,    No,    1  SI, Ml. 7        m   F.\SS   .-.       .  ;.<  i  i  1 1 1.\, ,.  ,      Claie  G. 
Wri(;ht,  Kansas  City.   \\.        i  ii^d  May  24.   192."?. 


■■        V  /        ■ 


May   19.   192 


SASSY 


1 1 


Particular  dcscriptioH  of  f/ood*.— Women's  Dresses  and 
Aprons,  Children's  Dresses  and  Aprons;  Ladies  and  (hil- 
dren-8  Hoaiery.  Sweaters,  and  Fnjform* ;  nad  Wonien^ 
Knit  and  Silk  Underwear. 

Clnimx  uMc  since  Mar.   20,  lOlfi. 


The  cidor  liniut;  in  the  band  ro|.rosents  him 
Is  mad.'  to  the  r>  presentation  of  i!i..  •miMi-, 
from  the  mark  shown  on   the  drawiii- 

Partial Uir  drtcriptitjH  nf  gooilx  Mens    T. 

T'nderwear  Fnion   Suit 

Clninin   uxr  since  May   10.   192.1. 


No  claim 
suit    apart 

xtile-Fabrio 


26 


OFFRIAL  GAZKTIK 


OlTUUhK-J.  Iit23 


StT,  No.  1  vl.lOl.      iiT.ASS  l:.H.      (TTLKRV.   MAi-HINKRV,        S.m        Nm       1  -     -' 1 :. 


i.Ass    4.'      hi:vi:ra(;i:s.    nuN- 


\Mi     rn()r,.><,    AM'    PARIS     IHliRK"!- 


A  M  KKI'AV 

Ra/"K    CuuruKATiu.v,    Broukliii,    N,     V.      Fil>'d 

ver'-Ready 


rnrt "■•tlor  '|.  I'Tifi'ioM    o'  'loud*-     Razors.  Rnz'.r  P.l, 
Sal'«'r\    K.|/"rs.   ,inil    Saf.tv  Razor    Hl.til*-*. 

na^   <i:>r«>  aNuiit    I'WU, 


CUl":< 


s<  r    \-    ;  ^;  1  t'i> 


'•'I^ass  4»;.     I'tMiiiv   \\ii  i\',i:':ii[ 


KM'S 


Fir  '!    M.iy   -*'<,   \^-'i- 


I  i!"    I'l  M  »IjS.  I       Hm   \(    A:    HkK' 


l.a. 


/'()r  f  i<(i/.;r  (/» n'Tipf  ion   of  'j'l'rlt.-  -i>r\m\  Slu-Lmji. 


?►■-    \-     l^l,■:l■^.     m'i.ass  41),     fancy  (ioiii.s    imr 

MiiilNi.S,    ANIi    NOTKJNS   i       M.fnssKi;     \Ivmk\.- 
TfBlN'i  I  '  MiAsv,  Nfwark,  N    J       l-'il>-(l  M;i\    _'»;    I'.i'.'-':. 


nap 


No,      l^il/Jln         (1   [^\SS     4: 


P.!".\KRAr,rs      NON- 


r-i.d  sf:iv  .■•;.  10.':!. 


Wis. 


HE-RENE 


I'lirtufilur  ./f.<cnpf  I'/M   '/ '  ^";o'/■(        N' iiialcoholir     Mii'Lv- 
I^-v*^:!!.'*    Sold    as   a    Si. ft    Prii.k. 
C!a»i/i|  u.*o  sincv   .Nfay   14,    l'.t23. 


S.T.  N.l  IM.-'ll.  ii;LASS  4.'.  HK\  Kit.M.KS.  N'.iN 
AL<'f  lEloLIC  I  r,v;;sr  i  ■,,;;!■.  m;  m  1. 1  v.  Milwa  ikoo,  Wi.-*. 
Fil'il   May   20,    IOl'.S. 

gIrap  DiVlNE 


P'lrti 
Bev>ra 
Clai 


(V 


m» 


.\I.(    nlllil    li       '         I'vl'.si      I 'nlii'illlAl  ION.     .Milwunkft',     \V 

Filftl   Min    -■<■..    1  !'-•:■. 


The  (Iriiwiin;  is   ;,ii..l    '.ir   ttio   rnl,.r  rr 

/',(,  riotW'.o  /.-(•,,,((,,!  1,^  -,o,,,,/.*  InMo  Wnrcr  :mo|  R.'.' 
1!.  .T  iinl  NuiiakuholK',  Maltl.  -s  I'ruit  Flavored  Soft 
I  iriiiks 

(V,,,,  ,,    „,,•    -ill,-..   M;n     If'      MMT 


S«r.  No.  181.267.     (<  F.vs.^;    :■.      i  i,(*iHIN';  i     AFAK.-^HAi  i. 
FlEir  ,t   ('oMl-\N\,   t   hioa^o.    III       I'ilfd   Mii\    .'».   If:.'", 

Dor  no 

.'•  ;.-M, ■„,',, ,     i,i<cription   of  gu<<l*       W.uiuMrs   M:i>liii   T'n- 
d«;rss  I  ar 

CUiinn  !:•■    since  Jail    '_'•'     ]'<-■:; 


S«'r.    No.-  1*tl.n:;H  >   !.\ss    I'l        F.MNTS    .\Sl>    FAINT 

KRS'    M  \'!  I:F!I,\FS   .      (.KMio.t;   .M.trx.  fKKv^.  doiui:   I'l-i 
i,fs<     ,i>      \ii!.d     S.  i.-iiti!io     LaNiraturio-i,     ilii>ni;o.     111. 
1  iled   .M.is    -"J.    l'-'-.'5. 


far  d«'«fri'p ti'>f»  o^  goodn. — \onal<:oholii\  Maltless 
Sold  as  a  Soft  Drink, 
«.«e  since  May  14,  1923. 


i    if   the  [niriMisos  of  tnidf^mark  rpsristration    th.-   n..rd'^ 
i;narant»>fd,'*  Very  Best,"  "Once  Tried   Ever  Fsed."  and 

I  t  ica^'o.  r  S.  .\  "  ar>>  disclainiPfl  apart  from  tb*'  trad>' 
mark  shown  in  thf  drawing.  It  beinn  understood.  l)o« 
..vtT,   that   DO  common  law  rlL'htH  are  waived  thereby. 

}'art\ruUir    ilixrr^ption     n>     f/ood".    -FUidy     Polish.     T>tp 
I  iri'xgitii,'  in  tho  Nat'irf  of  a  Paint,  and  Paint  Enamel. 

I  laim.'i   unf    sim-.'   .V[ir     1  .    \U'2'.\ 


OcToBEK ::.  i'.tii;i 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


27 


Ser.  No.  181,376.     (CLASS  23      cFTLERY.  MACHINERY,    j    Ser.    No.    1^144.;.       (CLASS    48.      M\    T    HEVER\GES 
AND     T(M.LS.     AND      FARTS     THKREOF.)       Canvas  KXTR  A(    i  S,    .^M  .    1  !  C..I-ORS.  i       A    :  i  ia.m    < -k.u       '.:  idJ 

Fkudlci.s    Cumi'aw,    St.     Fouls.     Mo.       niod    May    31.    i         Lusin.-s.s  a.s  .><,,!, thu  ark  Beverage  A  Fr.Minf^  t  >    ,i'!iihi- 


1923. 


'lox-iU 


Tho  trademark  con.si.st8  of  thi'  word  ■■.\ox  .Vll." 

I'll'  ttrtilar  (IcHcrijtlion   'if  h'ukIs.      lirans  t'atclo  rs. 
iLuniM   u.M-  since   1!»00. 


Ser.  No  isi.3'.t0.     iCLASS  :;>>     prfnts  and  FFRLICA 

TKiNS  I      C.AHKKt'   At   KiiAi  St    Dkuo   Cu.,    Walla    Walla, 

Wasli       lil.rl   May  :{1,    1023 


riio  Willis    T'iint.,   FiulHh"  are  herel.y  disclaimed  apart 
from   tlie   mark   as   .shnvvri, 

I'artirular  d<xrrii>!i"ii   of  poorifl.  -I'hotographi. 
ClaimB  use  .since  July,   1921. 


Ser.  No  I'sl.T.H.  (CLASS  14.  MF:TALS  AND  METAL 
CASTINCS  AND  FORGIN(;S.  i  Rai.ih  W.  Gkauket, 
New   York,   N.   Y       Filed   Mav   31.   1923. 


'eserffoiK 


I'iirtiaulur  d>  scription  of  goods. — (iold  and  Bronze  Leaf, 
Clai»t,i  use  since  Mar.  2,   1001. 


Ser.    No.    1H1.415.       mLASS    42.       KNITTED,    NETTFI*. 
AND  TF.XTILE  F.VBRICS.i     The  SrawARZKNBA.  h  Hr 
liKti    Fn.Mi'ANY.    West    Hohoken.    N.    J.       Mled    May    3!. 

SAC -A- SAN 

Particular  degcription  of  goods. — Draperies  of  All 
Kiud.s  of  Silk,  Cotton,  Artiflclal  Silk,  and  Combinations  (if 
the  Foregoing. 

(laims  ti.se  since  May  11,  1921. 


delplwa.    !'a        i  ;:■  <[    June   1.    1023. 


CLITt 


CiirtKulm-  '!( -(riiimn   of  r/oodi>.      >Tn!t  Simps   f,.r   V.< 
era^'i-   I'lirp.is.'x 

'    hni,,^    us,     .;,,,  ,     M;,y     1  7,    1923. 


S'-i'      N"      IS],  17"        ,,|    ^ss     .jM        !"\\iV    f.ddl'S,    MR 
NISlMNi.S       \M.     V.  .  i  loN.s..  ,        Aio  u     \u,>t[.\v     r.li: 
CitMiw.     \!;'oir!,,  K    :.     Filed  Jnne  .■,  1023, 

Educator 


l''nit,ulard,-^rripti',>i  ..'  .lon.I.i^  I^raid,  Braided  Tap«H«. 
i.l:istic  Laoos.  Slio,.  i,.,,,..  i.:. ,,;,,.  w.  !,b,  and  Elastic 
i!  raids. 


'    hlillls    life    bitjr.      A  ; 


r    .'.,    r 


Ser.    No,    1S1.47."        ■<   j,\SS    16.      r\]\TS    AND    PAINT- 
ERS'   .\[.VI  FHFM.s  ,-oxsni.Vo    M  >  s  rPAt  T[  Ki  n..    Co., 

Inc.,  South   Norf.ilk.  \'m       Flird  .\-:^..-  .',  10|_'.-;. 


Partirulfir  drfirripti'in  of  ffoods. —  P.'iinT  and   \'ariii-};  Rt 
mov<Ts 

rliniiiy   usr  sjncr   Mar,    IT.    !'.'23, 


Ser  No,  isi,,-,iii;,  . CL. VSS  44  MENTAL.  M1;I>ICaL. 
AND  SrUfilCAI.  \PPI,I.\No!'s  .  Detkoit  DentaL 
Mam  fAoit  HiM,  CoMfAsv,  H.-tr.  it,  Mich.  I-ilod  .Tune 
'■,    P'-'--      f  lid.  r  -.■.■TiKii   ;i  ,,i'  !|m    :;,  t   ,,f  .Mar,    ]:•     :02o 


KERR 


;*ar?iriWfjr  rfe.vcei/irion  ','  'jundn. —  D.  tital  T.-ds.  In- 
struments, and  Supplies-  -viz.  Pulp  C.-ina!  Inst  riini.-nt!<, 
-Mouth  Mirrors  Cone-S-.cket  and  PlainStpm  Handles. 
Spatulas.  Tracing  Stick.s.  Base  Phn.--  Impression  Trayi!, 
Bridge  Trays,  Dental  Polishes,  (■arviue  Compounds,  In 
vestment  ronipounds.  Plaster  of  Paris  for  Impressiont 
;  and  Models.  Annealers,  Bunson  Burners,  Blow  Pipes. 
Articulators,  Enplne  Drills,  Broaches.  Broach  Reamers, 
Broach  Holders,  Soldering  Tweezers,  Impression  Com- 
pounds, Dental  Shears,  Measurement  Wires,  Instrument 
Cases.  Sterilizers,  Burrs  and  .Misorhent  Pellets.  Wafers. 
Excavators.  Folishing  Sticks,  Filler  .Solutions.  Canal 
Reamers,  Canal  Files.  Spreaders,  Pliijrgerf,  and  Probes 
Claima  uBe  since  1910. 


28 


Ser.  No.  1 
ENTS  I 
E.  Kah 
1923. 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1928 


October  2. 1923 


11.C40.      (CLASS  46.     FOODS  AND   INOREDI- 

F   FOf>l)S  t       Rmil    Kahv,    doing    business   as 

*    <'omp«ny.    fhlcafto.     111.       Fileil    Jun^    T. 


IwAiJw)tiitcy 


Ser.  No.  181.714.  (CLASS  2.  HECEITACLE8.)  Th» 
Americav  Fork  A  Hub  C<>mj-ant,  Cli'vflaml,  Ohio. 
Flle<l  June  9,  1923. 


U 


Pnrticul 

State. 
dnimg 


r   detcription   <tf   fjoo>la. — Potatoes   lu    N»tTira\ 
*''  sincp  March,  IfMS. 


Ser.  No.  h>>l.^'.72.  uT.AS.s  45  BKVEUAiiKS,  NGN 
.\Li'nHOLic  .  C.*.vTHELi,  &  trx  HR.i.vE.  Limited,  Dub- 
lin.  [RlLd.     Failed  .June  8.  1923. 


fit  a( 


C^C 


T'  !.!•■  inii :  k  ...,tsi-r-  of  thf  lettprs  '(""  aud  ■<""  witb 
th»'  rl;,"ire  j'fc"   ii»-twet>n  them. 

/■'irft'-K.'jur  ilr.Hi-riptiou  of  ijoodg  Nonulrotiolic,  Mult 
le^-i   !'>'.■%  >'r4\.;>'S   S-jI.I   as  Soft   Iirinks. 

f'loitrm    i«>'  Hinrf  almnt    1*68. 


FarticMUir    de  cription    uf   rjofj/lM— Keels    for    Hose   and 
the  Like. 

'  f'iima  tt«e  since  Jan.  1,  1923. 


Ser    No     l^l  »>:         iI.\.<S   4t;.      Frn»[(S   AND   INGRET»I 
ENTS    vV    F(M>I>S.'       Fi.-iMiNGO    SULi-iu    Mir.i.s,    In',, 
Fhil.  d   i):'i;i.     !':i        Fil.-.J    .lane    8.     1023. 


mm 


Farticultir    detrrit^tion    of    ijoods. — Sugar. 
rinimg  i»e  since  Mar    27,  1923. 


Ser.    No.    ll^l-*".f<2.      (CLASS   2t"..      MEKST'IUN't   .VNi.   S"I 
ENTIFIt     Al'l'LI-^Ni'FS  I       Lanms    .v    .,vu    a    '..    Zti<, 
Switzprlaiul.      Filed   June   8,    1923 


MAXIGRAM 


I'articMidr    'lr)tcrif;ti»n    of    (jood$ — Elecrrical    Rei'ordiuK 
MeaHuring   Instruments. 

Claims    u»c    since    Novemb«T.    1922. 


S*'r     N       1-1, T-'-.       (CLASS  38.     PKINTS  AND  ITIU.ICA- 
T!ii\<  Tin:     riB.*<;DON,    LoBD    &     N'aoi.k     ^'•<  .     New 

V..rk    \    V       FiUd  June  9,  1923. 


lextileWorld 


T-..'.'  ninrk    •'Textile    World. "• 

r<irf{i-M!,ir    -h'K'-^  iiiiiun    "'    'jn'iiln       Weekly    rutilicatlon. 

C\a\m'   UH'"   iiiiiri'   .Inn     1,    1921. 


."^er  .V.  [•'ITU'  i<T.\SS  V:  FOODS  .\ND  I.N<;HEDI- 
FNT^  "F  FOOI>S  1  J  S  Ivis.s'  So.v,  INC..  Phlla- 
delptila.   V-d.      Filed  June  9,  1923. 


Ser.   No.    iM.603.      (CLASS  2t5.      MEASURING   AND   SCI 
ENTIFJC    APPLIANCES.)       La.vdus   4   Gyr   A.  G..   Zug. 
SwlUerland.      Filed   June   8.    1923. 


AXIGRAPH 


Poriicit  9r  i«»cription   of  ffoods- 
Reeordin^  Meaatuiog   Imtnunents. 
CUUmt  tse  since  November,  1922. 


-Electrical    Maslninm 


^^''^ 


Hnrtirvlar  d^ncripUon   of  ffoodt. — Cookies,    Cakes,    tnd 

Crackers. 

Claimt  use  since  Jan.  1,  1921. 


I 


U.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


2y 


•er.  No.  181,779.  (CLASS  48.  FOODS  AND  INciREDI- 
ENIS  OF  FOODS.  I  Ri  <;nv  CitE.^MKHV,  Ruirhv,  N.  Dak. 
Filed  June  9.  1923. 


Particular  de»criplion   of  goods. — Butter. 
Claims  use  since  Feb.  18,  1923. 


Ser  No  isi.v^M,  .('J..AHS  40  FANt  Y  GOODS.  FI'R- 
NISHIN(;S,  AND  NOTIONS.)  W  T.  (Jhant  Com- 
PANv.    New    York.    N     Y.      Filed    June    11,    1923. 


I'm  tun  III     ilixcii]itii,i>    nf    (tfxidH. —  Safety    Fins. 
CWrm  use  since  May  14,  1923. 


Ser      \.       IM.^:,.;        1CLA8.S    45        BEVERAGES,    NON- 
ALCOHOLIC.)       .NOBTHWESTEBN    BaKKHS    &    Cnvr'   li 'N 

Eiis    <■()..    Minneapolis,    Minn.      Filed    June    11,    1923. 
Fnder  ten-jear  proviso. 


I'artirttlar    description    of    iiood». — Nonalocholic'  Malt 
less    Fruit    and    Root-Beer    Sirups    and    Fruit    and    Plios- 
phntic   Acids   and   CoIoriuR  Extracts   and    Flavorings,    .\11 
for  Beverage  I'urposes. 

Claims   use  since  about  Oct.    1,   1893. 


Ser.  No.  181.862.  (CLASS  39.  CLOTHING.  (  Pknn 
sYi.vAvn  Tf.xtii.e  Mtr.LS,  Inc.,  (Jlen  Riddle.  Fa. 
and    New    York,    N.    Y.      Filed    June    11,    1923. 


B€i!^^S^^ 


Particular  description  of  goods. — Gartn«nt»  for 
Women  -Namely,  Cloaks,  Suits.  Wraps,  Capes,  and 
Coats. 

Claimn  use  since  May  29,  1923. 


Ser.  N...  1.S1.S64.  fCL.\SS  37  PAPER  AND  ST.\TTON- 
ERY.)  ALGr.sr  B  Pushkem,,  doini:  business  iis 
Flnfdfiii  liiiKl.T  foniiiaiiv.  Los  .Aupeles,  I'alif.  Filed 
June  11.   li»23. 


Particular    description    of    (wods.-  LooR<   Leaf    Binders. 
Claims  une  since  April.  1922. 


Ser.  No  isi,t;73  (CLASS  Hi.  F.MNTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERI.VLS  /  Tin  '1H..ms<(n  \V..,>i.  Fimsh- 
I.VG    Co.,    Philadelphia.    Pa.      Fllod    Jone    11      102.". 


Tile    linitic    -'ii    the    drawinj:    indicates    siiiidinp 
Particular     description     of    goods.— Dry.     Ready  Mix. -d, 

■""I    !  i!-''     i'^iinrs.    Fiiamels.   X'arnislies.   .■md    Stains,    I'.nii,t 
and   Varnisl)   Removers 

'  laims  use  since  about  Mav  5,  Ifcj", 


Ser.  No,  1S1.904.  iCL.VSS  4G.  FOoDS  .\ND  IN(;ilEDI- 
ENTS  OF  FOOL'S.  I  Caul  M.u:ty  iV.  Cii.vuvan  v.  Cliiuipo, 
111.      Filed   June    12,    1923, 


Particular  dcfcriptinn   of  goodj<. — Cheese. 
Claimn  use  since  Mar    25,   1923. 


i 


30 


S<>r      N.i      1S1.90."         .1  LASS    ?.U        t'LOTHING  i        Nbw    !    S*>r    N.i    l>iL'.(><i;        mI.ASS   17       TOBACCO   PHODl'CTS.) 
risTr.B  Notion  «  •virwY.  N"w  Cattle.  I'fi      Filed  June   \        Roth    Tobaii  ,.   (  nvicwK   ''apo   <;irnr(1cau.   Mo.      Filed 

rj.    l'V.':f  Jun.'    14.    T.»-':'. 


Suir^.    Kn 
an-l    U..<^ 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTTK 


( )CTOBEB  2. 1S)23 


Dross,    N>'i:lige.\    mui    W..rk    Shirts;    ("oats,    iin<l    I^-atlipr, 
Knitt^nl.    .Jnd   Fabri.-   i,!.iv.<<   f..r   M>>ii  :    Sweat. ts.   Bathine 
tted    am!     T'-xti:*-    P'abri-    rnil>>rwt>H  r.    Hasi*»ry 
Snf>p<irt>T~    fur    M.'i;,    W^iruen.    aii'l    I'hiMreii 
ii;.--   M:iv   '-,■■'«.    l^-:> 


I'lirtiiidnr    liemriiiti'in    of   (joods.      Twist    und    Plup   To 

bacco. 

t'biimx   line  siiii'c   liil.') 


'" 


Ser.   NV>     1 
TIONS 
Filed    J 


A 


I'lir'vii 

Desijtn' 
'laims 


si.;tf».'  |L\S^';•^      PRINTS  .VNli  I'T-HI-ICA 

H.\!.Ki'.i!    ,!o!:--    H'    .His     I ;  ••.■■■risii.iro.    S.  C, 

13!0'     14,      I'J. 

(ICHITECTUR/\L  GeM 

I'lr    d€»-r\itti.,H    of    ii.ixii.^    Cuildinjr    Plans    a!;>; 
u«e  since   Mav    12     102.^ 


S^r     No,    181.995       ■(   LASS    1'       'ilLS    AND  GREASKS 


Jame.s 


Com|i;iny.   Ix>s   Anii^I-'^,    i  ,ilif       IT.'^l    .June    14     13'. 


W.    jAVfESON,    d.Miii;    li'isjnf««    ris    Jani.'Sun     oil 


The  wcirds  '  Bluf  IdaavMjd  and  th.»  liinioiid  b«ini; 
p«int*'d  In  b\\w  Tli''  word  Giisoline  "  is  d:>'!, timed 
apart   fron   the  uiark   shown    in    ttip  'Irawiiu' 

Variiotilar  dei-'rijition   of  ij't'ni< — i.;isi,iine. 

Ctaimtlune  sin^ '■   Jnu     1     l'<2.'{. 


Ser    No. 
Roth 

J"iij.<    1 


PartUi 
bacco. 
Claim* 


82,006.  .rL\S>  17  TuHACi  n  PROHTT'TS. ' 
"oBACCo  I  JMrANV.  Cape  'iirardonu.  Mo.  Filed 
I.   19'J:^ 


WAX 


lar   description    o'   good^       Twist    and    I'lig   To- 
u»e   since    1015. 


Ser      N.-      l-ini"  •   l.ASS    4S        MALT    ItKVKUAGKS 

KxrUAcrs     vMi   I  K.troijs  I      pvi  i.   ii.   s.nwASiT/. 

fl.iiiu'   '.!i~!ii.~-    :is    poll  ..  Link    PriMiucts   Co,    Bnltimiir'-, 
.\M        Fil-d    .lino-    I  1,     I'.i'j:?. 


Partu-Hi'i!-    ./',«.  Mpfo.n    f,f    'loodx        Mnlf    IxtriKt 
CUnm ,    u,.-'    -ill.  .■    Apr     :;o,    11>2:! 


S.T     N-     I•^-■,o:;,:        uLASS    1.'       olI.S   ANI>CUKASESi 

(•'ia:iiKiiii  K  .1  ,Vi;n'ir-i,  dMini:  Nnsiness  as  I'rystMl  P>' 
!r'.:»Mi;i!  PriH|ii';>  r,,riMirHtion ,  I.os  .Vn^'iN's,  ""alif. 
Fil.-d    .r>ni..    tr,.    192:C 

AUTOLUBE 

I'nrtiriihi,    ,li'i!f\itf,i\    'i'    ';v<»(/.«       Lulirii'atiiitf   ;iiid    Mo 
tor   I'i!   and    Liilnii-sM  Iiil:  Creasfs. 
Cl.iiDit   i(*ii'   -iiri' ■•    May    1,    I'.Vj;'.. 


S.r    No    lH-jn4o       .C1..\SS  Ul      I-nitliS  AND   INiJHKI*! 
1..NTS    111      Fonl  S.         .\.    IL     ItuiHKR    A    Co..    Clil<:iKo. 
III.,  and   Plynioiitli  niul   I  lodu'ev  ill.'.   Wis.      Filed   .Iiim'  15. 


Hartnular  'Ii  x'-i  iption   ■</  i/'idiIji       Chfese. 
<lii\m/t   UM''   siin-e   July    I,    1!>1'2. 


S.r  N  .  lS2.i>42  iCLASS  4t).  F(»(.)I)S  AND  INGHKDI- 
!:N1S  I  if  fools  1  A.  IL  Bakbkk  k  Co.,  Chicago.  111.. 
:iii.!    Plymouth    and    hodKevllle.    Wig.      PTled    .Tune    15, 


Y^ 


Particular  de»rription  of  goodx — Cheis 
Claimn   UK,-   sill'-.'   Sppt.    15.    1922. 


OCTORF.K  2.  l!>2a 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


31 


8er.  No.  lS2.f),->;L  (CLASS  26.  MEASURING  AND  SCI- 
ENTIFIC APPLIANCES.!  Joh.\  Steven.son  iMt.ACH, 
ojtiv"     ifin.idji.      Filed   June   15.   102:!. 

TfTISTEST 

I'lntii-itlar  dcucription  of  goodt.  —  Precixlon  Tool.s  or 
To..K  fnr  Testing  the  .VllKninent  of  Internal  Conihustlon- 
Eii-jii-  I  nniiecting  Hods. 

'  iiiiiii^    use    wince    NoV(nd)er.    1921. 


S.r    N..     1x2  115.      (CLASS  17.      TOBACCO  PKOHCTS.  I 
lAMi  ..    <i...U!    (  <iMi-ANv,   Tampa,    Fla       Filed    ,Iuiie    18, 

r.i2:; 


^GOWScE, 


Ser.  No.  182.130.  (CLASS  22.  GAMES,  TOYS,  AND 
SPORTIN(;  (;(»ODS.)  Ei-GK.NF  Hyrnes,  Carmel.  Ca.if 
Filed   June    IH,    1923. 


Th.-  |".rtr,iit  appearing  on  tlic  drawing  is  fanciful  and 
n.it    r.'.r.. 

I'nrt  trtilor   d'  '<ripti'in    of   goods. — Cifjars. 
I'lltllllx    UMl     silll'l'    Oct.    .">.     liil.".. 


S.r  No  isj.lld.  (t'LASS  17.  TOH.UCn  PKttlil'CTS.) 
■|"^^^  V  '  luii;  Cojipkw.  Tampa.  I'la.  Filed  June  If], 
102:^ 


Particular     d<  mription     of     <jo(iiIm     -Skat.-s,     Pus,.,,, :  ,u 
Hascdall  Mitts  and  Baseball  (ilovi's.  Kiitp.  (odf  PaHs,   i.oif 
Chilis,    T.nnis    Palls.    Tennis    Kark.-t  s.    Foott^alis,    P.'is^ket 
linWn. 

('loifhs    t.'«(    siioe   Feb,    24.    i;'t21 


Ser.  No.  1S2,11-,  .class  ic,  Fmoi^.-^  .\  ni  .  iNcppiiI- 
ENTS  1)]'  riMMiS)  K.ASTKiiv  SniFs  l^:^lnL>■  Lx- 
cHAV'ir.    SpriiikMioP!     Mass,       111.-',!    .Imik'    Is     I'l'j.",. 


I'm  ticuliir  (/i  .w7-i/)/ioTi  of  ijofnin      Mii..i  i-'.-.'d  for  Cattle. 
'IfiniiK    vnr   since    Sept.    1.    I!i22 


Ser,  Nn,  1S2.!4;».  (CLASS  40,  1'<»0I)S  ANH  INi;!!!;]'!- 
ENTS  «iF  FOODS,  I  Hn.i.srMt.F,  Hakin..,  (■.'MrAw.  HIlls- 
dalo,   Mich.      Filed   Jun.-    is,    T.i2,".. 


'^'^o^v^^^ 


Piiitioif.r  disclaims  any  intention  to  register  the 
words  ■  Mild  Havana  "  shown  on  the  drawing,  as  such 
words  .ir.'  uspd  only  to  designate  the  grade  of  cigar  sold 
under  the  trade-mark;  also  disclaims  any  intention  te 
register  the  repn  sentatio<i  of  a  cigar  shown  on  the 
drawing. 

PnrtiruUir  dixcription   of  poods. — Cigars. 

Claims   tisr  since  June  27,  1908. 


Particular  d<  script  ion   of  j/oof/*  - -Pri  ,id 
Claims  use  since   May    1,    192;;. 


Ser  No.  182.1.50.  (CLASS  40.  FOODS  ANI*  IN(;UFI.'l- 
KNTS  OF  FOODS,)  Hilt-siiai-k  Baking  Co.mfaxy,  Hills- 
dale,  Mich,      nii'd    June    IH,    102.;. 

HILL  TOP 


Particxdar  description  of  (foods. — Br»^itl 
Claims  use  since  M.-^y   1,   192,3. 


32 


OFFICIAL  GAZKITF 


October  2, 1923 


Set.  Nd  182.1«9.  'CLASS  48.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENT* OF  F'lODS.i  Mcpf  CiTRrs  AssociATK)>f,  Santa 
Panl4.   Calif       Filed   Juiif    1«,    192n. 


8«r    No    1«:2  191       ^CLASS  4«.     FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS (tF   hXtODS.i      United  Chemical   axd  Oboanic 

FRorxrrs   «  n,   rhicHKo,   III.      Fllfd  Juno   IS.    192S. 


/''irtflru/ar  denciption   o'  nnoilit    ^Vrc^h   Clfrnni   Fniir-; 
t'lmnis   u»e   siin-.-    I  it-.-     i.    isti" 


Ser,  Na,  1'^:J.171.  n/I.ASS  40  F"wii.s  AND  INGREDI- 
ENT* OF  Fix  IDS  I  Mi  pr  i'itk!  s  Ass^  m  iation,  Sant.i 
V&u'.'a.,    ^■\\\\       Fii.-«!    -I'Mi-    !">,    I'l.':;. 


t: 


wj? 


Ser.  Nf 
ENT 

I'Ron 


PS 


?   <^ 


?<^ 


uhir   description   'jf  ooi/iIh.    -Fr>t-h    I'irnjiis    i- riii 
uf  since   Dpi'.    1,    lf»]0. 


/'arftiu 'f/r   '/» «.M;/fi'jn  0/  yooda. — Hog   F'et'd   ami    Meal. 

rinim^    uKr    «ln.-t>   Jan.    1.3,    1922. 


Ser     N..     l^ieJiv         (  UASS   ;59.      CI/)THING.)       Epwahd 
K"LBKRr  A  s.  vs    N.w  York,  N.  Y.     Fllwl  June  20,  1923. 


1S2, llMJ       1CLAS.S  4t>       F(M)DS  AND   INGKEDF 

OF    FOOLS.,       iMTKr.    >  hf..mical    ano    Or,;amc    I         p(irt%euU'.r   d>-i*rrxp(Mm    of  goods. —Fur   Collarg  and   Fur 

f-rs  (  ■-  .  rhicaK'",  II'-     File^l  .Inne  18,   1923,  Cnn^* 

I  hlnl>^   um    si;i'i'    fi'i.iit    Mnv    1,    192.'i. 


Part 
Meal. 
Clain 


r  \.  1 -J. .■.-,.-  H  LASS  -".I  HUOOMS.  KRI'SHES, 
.\NIi  UrsTKUS  I  MovAidH  Si-K.rnLTY  Ma.m  -.uTrK- 
iN.   r.    ,   N.-w    York,   N.  Y.      Filed  June  20,   192:',. 

Trnd' -mark  foriMintii  of  the  word.s  "American  Beauty." 
I'dt  tu'vltir  ■If'Mcription  of  good*. — Powder  Puff*. 

nait>i$   u»€   nine    Feb.    15,    1922. 


Ser.  No.  1^ J  .'>;•;       rf.ASS  ;<9     (•LOTHIN(J.i     RcBiNOWiTi 

P.Kos  ,    \.  \v     ^,,rk,    N     V,      Filed    Jmiip    20.    1i»2.'?. 


I  [•« 


lar   deacriptioH    of   ijoi,il.i  - 
g    u*^   sIdco   Mar     15,    1922. 


I        Particular   ih  iTiption   of    f/»od*— Hosl«»ry    and    Und*r- 

-Stfam    BiiDP    Mineral        u>ar  if  Knittn!  rtiid  Textile  P'rilirir  for  Men,   Women,  and 

hildr.-Ti 
(  I'timi    ir-^r    shi.  ,     Ii.i'ember.    1922. 


OCTOB£B  2.  l'J*J3 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


33 


Ser.  No.   182,322.      (CLASS  46.      FOODS  AND  INGREDI-    \    Ser.  No,   182,419.      (CLASS  4«!.      FLOODS  AND   INORFDl- 
ENTK    OF    P^ODS.i       Ward    Baking    Compant,    New 
York,  N.  Y.     Filed  June  21,  1928. 


BANNER 


I'artifiihtr  discription   of  (joodn. — -Bread 
C'Uiiina  ((«(    since  June  9,  1923. 


Ber.  No.   ]'<2..12B.      (CLASS  46.      POODS  AND  INOREDI 
FVls    o)-    lOoKS.)      Wilms    Noht..n    &    Co.,    Nortii 
Toiteka,    Kaiis       Filed   June   21,    192.'(, 


ENTS   OF  FOODS,  i      KBhlor   Flotii    Mil  !..s    i  OMPANi 
St.    Louis,    M.,.      Fii,,l    .liin..    -.->,    i;t2.S. 


Farlicular  de»cription  of  goods. — WbMit  Flour. 
Claimn   ute  since   Apr.   26,    1823. 


Str.   No.  182,396.      (CLASS  46.     FOODS  AND  INGREDI 
ENTS    OF    FOODS.)       Blace     Bros.     Fr.ouR     Mn.i.s, 
Beatrice,    Nebr.      Filed   June   25,    1923. 


I'articuUn    ih'scriftion  of  i/ooda  ^-^Whe&t    Flour. 
Claimg   use  since    Dec.    27.    1915. 


S.-r.  \...  lK:i.4:{5.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGKFDI- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.)  Nationai.  Bisci  rT  CoMrANT, 
Jersey  (Mty,  N.  J.,  and  New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed  June 
26,    1923. 

KETTLE 

PartUmlar    d^'soription    of   goodt. — Cookies    and    Small 
Cakes. 

Claims  use  since  on  or  about  Jau.  16,  1920. 


Ser.  No.  182. 4«2  (CLASS  .'IT.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.) American  Lead  Pbncii.  Company,  New  York, 
N.    Y.      Filed    June   26,    1923. 


BEsnin 

BEST 


Particular  description  of  ponits. — Wbeat  Flour. 
Claims   use   since    March,    1022. 

31.JO.  G.— 3 


V 

E 
N 

U 
S 


Particular  description  of  (joods. — Pencil  Clips. 
Claims   use  since  June  9,    1923. 


t' 


34 


Ser.  No. 
ENTS 

Calif. 


/'•,  rti, 
(  I  mm 


AND 


\'' 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1928 


1S2.465.      (CLASS  4t^      FOODS  AND   INGREDI 
OF  FOODS.)      nisnor  &  Compavy.  I»s  Angeles. 
Fil.Mi   June   2t;.    lOli-;. 


MELTA-EATS 


lar  (Jencription    of  good* — <^i>oki--s. 
«.■»«  since   May   11,   1923. 


l>^2,468.       (CLASS    29.      BItoOMS.    15  KI  SHFi 
KSTF^RS.)       Eri>\i).\iY    Wii-ivu    M  vrf  in  u  s    C 
ew    York,  N.  Y.      Hle<l    June  'Jfi.   1  !•.'.■'. 


Ser.  No.  1H2,. '.-.■_'  (Cr.ASS  10.  TAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
KHS-  MATKRIALS.i  7jn.\  TuoMrsoN,  doing  bUBlness 
as   Crystal    Clieruiial   Co..   Snn    FranclRco,   Calif.      Filed 

June  -"^.  lO'j;:. 


\i,  ,  laiiii  jv  iija.li'  t'l  the  woril.s  "Trade  Mnrk  "  and 
(;.■:,'  V  S  1  at  Off,"  and  therefore  the  words  •Trade 
M.iik  ■  an.i  K.i,'  '■  S.  I'at.  Off."  appearing  on  the 
ilr-iwintr  ar'    ilisclaiin.il  apart  from  the  mark  ns  shown. 

/'arfK'iWrtr  ilt  hi  riptlon  of  ijooiIm — Wa.x  for  Polisbins; 
Floors.  I'm  iiiriire.  Woodwork,  Linoleuuj,  and  Automobiles. 

t'liiini"  ui>'    sinc'  June   12,  1923.  j 


Pfirf).  !//';>   dfirription  of  good*. — I'leces  of  Fabric  Used 

f..r   roliihins;.   CU-anin?,   or   Dusiing, 
I'humw   u.'ie   -lince  about   May  2.   192.'i. 


S.-r     No     l^J  •">'!!        (CLASS   ."^O.      CLCtTIIING  )      Mokki.s, 
St. .AN,    .M'/HKi.s    k    Co.,    Chicago,    111.      Filed    June    20, 


Ser     Nr.     1H2.'">;.       fCLASS   4."       BEVKfiA';F.S     NoNAI 

,  ((lie  Lie,  I       Fl..)«ItM    riiiilM  .-TS    Cmimn',.    IV'    ,    N.'vv 
Y.prk.   N.   Y.      Filed  June   27.   U'2';. 

CiiiNJA:MEL 


SJ^A 


/Mr  ?r 

CarSiMh 

fhtin, 


P.<r     N^., 

'       KM- 1 

Yurie. 


nUir    <!•  ^r^■\f)tMln     of    rfO'iiXf        U.-.'!'..!!.-,     Maltl.ss 
••■d    I!evt.rai:e>»   Sold    as    Soft    Prlak- 
.«    i/.<r   sinr.'    June   2".    \'*-'.'- 


i-^-'..'.24.     (CL.\ss2t!     Mi:.\sri:iNc  ano  sfi 

Ii        Al'PLIANCKS  I         J.tsfi-!!      T^!:"!^■:^      N.  w 
.\    Y.     Filed  June  27,   192."?. 


^aH^ 


Tlie    vvMi.l        I'.r.ii.r      P..rn.>    n..   pan    of    llji'    re-4i..-t  ra '  icii 
soncht  apart   fr..ni  the  mark  fhown   in   the  drawing. 

t'fiitici'.ni    il,  Mfrifitf.n    o<   i/oodi*. -Mens.    Woniens,    aii.l 

rhildren  s   Hosier:.,    Inil.  rw.ar  of  Knitted  and  of  Textile 
■  FRiwic,   Sw.at.T  Co.its,  and    Neiiligee   and   Work    Shirts. 
ciaiiiiH  wo    sine.'   May    1,   1923. 


Ser    N,.    I^2,f.7(>      ,cr,ASS:;9.     CUVTHINC.)       •  Onyx  • 
[Jesiiiiv    In.    .    Vew    York.    N,   Y.      Filed  June  30.   1923. 


Partifular     degrription      of     r;,)o>li — I'ienir"  Projection 
Lamps  and   Parts  Thereof 

Claini$  u$e  since  about  Jan.    IT),   1923 


r>v 


The   plctur.'   is   f.dh'iful 

['oriirular  d'^rr\fli<,n  of  goods — Children's  Flosiery. 
riaimg  nxr     in.  e   .hine   1.3,   1923. 


October  2. 1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE 


?,5 


Ser;  No.  182.687.  (CLASS  40.  FOODS  AND  FNCREDL 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.!  Wabp  Bakixi  Company.  New 
York,  N.  Y.     Filed  June  30.  1923. 


Particular  di  mi  iption   of  f/oodx. — Bread. 
Clairnt   uh,    since  June   12,   1923. 


Ser     No    l,S2,tiNN       iCL.VSS  4tl.      FOODS   .\ND   INCHED! 
ENTS    OK    IiiOliS.  t       Wahp    IUkim;     Compavv.    New 
York.   N.  Y       Filed  June  ,30,   1923. 

NU-WAY 


Purticiiliii    (l<  xcriptiori   of  good^.  —  hreRd. 
Clainik   UKi    since  June  12,   1923. 


Ser.  No  isi.'7!3  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY i  D  D  MAr>i)E\  &  Co,  iNr,  Portland.  Oreg, 
Filed  J>rlv   2.    1923 


PAPER 


i\ 


The  iiic.l.r.iht  disilainis  the  de.scripi  i  ve  words  '■  Hank 
Check  Paper"  apart  from  tlio  mark  shown,  and  in  wliich 
the  same  appear. 

Particular  d(xcrii,tif,n  of  ()oodx    -VapiT  Used   for   I'riiit 
Ing  or  Lithosraphinir  liank  cherk-s  and  Other  Instruments. 

Claim*  uxr  since  June  12.   1923. 


Ser.  No.  1.S2,719.  (CLASS  3S.  PRINTS  ANp  PUBLI- 
CATIONS.) ALICE  Gram  Robinson.  Washington  D  C 
Filed  July  2,   1923. 


Congr^sional 


Particular  drticription   of  .f;oodj».— Monthly   Publication 
Claimt  UMC  since   Fehniary,   1922. 


Ser.  No.  182,729.      (CLASS  40.     FOODS  AND  INCKi:i>I 
ENTS     OF     FO(tDS,)        Trknt..n     Mn.i.iv.,     CnMvrxv. 
Trenton,   III.     Filed   July   2.    1923. 


l-ariinjlar    df sni/./i.-'i     of    f;oo<f».— Self  I; isiii;;     Wheat 
Flour 

Claim ff  unf  since  .Jim.    i:;     Hti;:;. 


Ser,  No,  182,7.%'^.  .([.aSS  \<\  \iui\,<  .\ND  INMiKKI- 
ENTS  OK  FOODS  ,  Lii.i.n.;  Mm,  .  ..,\n  '>n\.  Irpiiklii., 
Tenn.      Filed  July  .;.    ]!t2;'.. 


Partinilny  dcscrijition   of  ijooils.      Wheat   I'l.mr. 
Claimn  uff  since  Mav   1     19"" 


Ser.   No,   182. 777,       .CLASS  40,      IikiI-s   .\\li    !N 
ENTS    OF    I-(»oDS,       STnr.iKVKi.    .Miii     \    (, 
r-ANA,  A.ivaiicc.  M,,      KiUvi  Julv  ;;.   r.i-:; 


!:,\i  \ 


;  ! ;  I  , ;  . 
C.JM- 


Particiila¥  dctcriplion.  of  good*. — Wheat  Flour. 
Clairmt  use  since  January,  1908. 


pi 


36 


Ser.  No 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


182,781.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENT^ OF  FOODS.)  SwiSGLKY  Bho8.,  Rockford  and 
Freeport.  III.,  and  Belolt,  Wis.     Filed  July  3.  1923. 


MeadowBrook 


Particular  ileacription   c>'  goods.  —  Butter. 
Claxit  »   usr   sin.;t»   Man-b.   19r2. 


8*r.  Nc.   182,50.5       mI.vSS  46.     FOODS  .\ND   INOBEDI 
EST! J    OF    FOODS.)       HErKER  Jonb.s  .Ikwki.l    Millin-; 
♦  T.Mi  wv,  New  York,  N.  Y.     Fil.-.l  .July  5.  10-.'3.     T'nd'-r 
ten-Timr  proviso. 


Parti 
Claim 


Ser.  No.  182,807.      (CLASS  48.     FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS  OF   FOODS.)      Hbckbe-Jonbs-Jbwbll  Millinq 

CoMr.vNv,  Nfw  York.  N.  Y.     Filed  July  5,  1923. 

I'lirticular  '!<  'rriiilinn  of  £food«-    Wheat  Flour. 
ciaiw*  u*e  since  Mar.  11.  1895. 


Ser.  No.  1S2,808.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGRKDI- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.  I  HECKEa-Jo.HBS  Jbwblx,  Mildinq 
CoMPAV^.  Nfw  V  rk.  N  Y.  F11p(1  July  5.  1928.  Under 
ten-year  proviso. 


1^ 


cuUir  deacription  of  good* — Wheat   Flour. 
«  use  since  .^agast,  1892. 


S*r  No.  1S2.806.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INCiREDl- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.)  Hbckbh-Jo.vks-Jbwbll  Milli.vo 
1  .n]p.ivv.  New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed  July  .i,  1923.  Under 
ten  T<»ar  proviso. 


m 


{'articular  de»crii)tion  of  uoo4». — Wheat   Floor. 

Claimi^  une  since  August,  1892. 


KNMERBQGKER 


Pariicular  deacription  of  goad.*.  —  Wheat   Fh)ur. 
Claim 9  u$e  since  1880. 


Ser.  No    182,811       (CLASS  31.     FILTERS  AND  RFFRIG- 
KU\ri)F{S         H'J.w    CoRPOBATioN,    Rochester,    N.    Y. 

nied   .fiilv   r,,   192.3. 


OCTQ 
THERnO 


Particular  dttcription  of  ffonda. — Beverage  Cn^ien. 

riaim»  use  since  Feb.  24,  1923. 


October  2, 1923 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


Ser  No.  182,812.  (CLASS  45.  BEVERAGES,  NON- 
ALCOHOLIC.) Ho-Jai  Cohporation,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Filed  July  5,   1923. 


Particubir  ffrtif^ption  of  goods. — Nonalcoholic.  Maltless 
I^reratef  iiiid  Simps  t'Hed  In  Making  the  San)p. 
Claimx  u«'    since  Feb.   24.   192.^. 


Ser.  No.  182.817.  K  LASS  42  KNITTED.  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FAHHU  S.)  .U.usEr  Silk  Mills,  New 
York,  N.  Y.     Filed  July  .'..  102.^. 


^  <it'^\ 


Particular   description    of   goods. — Silk,    Artiflclal-Sllk, 
Silk  and  Artificial  Silk, 'Silk  and  Wool,  and  Silk  and  Cot 
ton  Piece  Goods. 

ilniwx  UKP  since  Mar.  .^0.  1920. 


8er.  No.  182.821.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED,  NETTED. 
AND  TEXTILE  F.VKRICS.)  Jerrev  Siik  Miii.s.  New 
York.  N.  Y.     Filed  Julv  .1.  1923. 


Pnrtimliir  description  of  goods. — Silk,  Artlflclal-SlIk. 
Silk  and  Artifldal  Silk,  Silk  and  Wool,  and  Silk  and  Cot 
ton  Piece  GoodB. 

Claims  use  Blnoe  Mar.  30.  1920. 


Ser.    No.     182,827.       (CLASS    39.       CIX)THING.)       Kixo 
LocKW(XiD  CO.,  Bristol.  Teiin.     Filed  Julv  K,  192.". 


"^^  *K.m.^\i*'r% 


No     rlaiU)     1-     lli.'i'lr     hi     ;llr     rxi;ni>|\.       ii>i'  (tl      t!..       \s  ,   ri 

'Brand"  ii[i.-irt   Irotn   the  n.ark  shown  en   tlie  drawing 

Parlicular  det<rription  <•'  yood«.    -Overall.*  and  Coats. 
ClaiiiiM  u-T  since  M;irili,    1914. 


S,  r  No.  1S2.941.  a.'L.XSS  37.  I'.M'KU  AND  STATION- 
EHY,  1  IlENstv  L.  Tei-.\>!"Ke,  <;ieiidj.le.  N,  Y.  lulled 
.lulv  7.   192:;, 


Particular  drseriptinn  o{  anoth.    -Wrapping:  Paper. 
Claimti   ut'C  siiu '•  .l.nn.   1.    1923, 


.s.T.  No.   ]S2.!i7.i       irL.\SS3s       I'RINTS  .VND  PUBLICA- 
TIONS. >         I.VTBRNATIO.NAL  WF7STF.I1N   KLKOTRU-  COMPAXT, 

INCORPOBATKD,  New  York.  N    Y       nied  July  9,  1923. 

ODMMUMICATIOIM 

Particular  d'xcription   of  goodit      T\t]v   of  a    (,»uarterly 
Publication. 

Claims  use  since  .\ujru8t.  1922. 


Ser.  No.  182,977.  (CLASS  10  PAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS  ^  Ftrm.^  R  KRANrxBrtiG,  Oronln- 
gen.  Netherland.-!.     F'iled  July  9.  1923. 


.ANTILOOD 


A.L 


Without  waiving  any  rights  sit  common  law  thf   appli- 
cant dlsclaimB  any  attempt   to  cover  in  this  registration 


i' 


ii 


38 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTF 


OCTOBEB  2. 1923 


i  "Antllood"  except  In  the  precise  relation  anil  Ser  N..  Is.'i.iKU  t  CLASS  :;;».  ClXJTHING.i  Mobkis  W. 
>n  in  which  this  word  appears  ia  the  drawluK.  j  Hai.-t  &  Broh.  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  FUwl  July  11, 
;he  lining  represents  shading  only.  1923. 


the  won 
a>JSociati 
whert'ln 

rnrticiflar  ilegcriptityn  of  oood"       SuXmtitnfps  for  White 
r..';id. 

''hiim/^  Ufc  since  Nov    10,  1911. 


JAUNTY  JUNIORS 


I'lii  tirutar    ilegrription    of    QoodB. — Ladled'    Outer    Gar- 

iinitv     \i/,  (oats,  IUfHses,  ('li)itk>i,  and  Suits  in  Two-Plece 
S.T     No.    1S2,0«T.       (CLASS    22.      GAMES,    TOYS,    AND       ,,,,nnrnr< 


SI'iiRTlNG  f;0ODS.>    Os.Lm"  RriAiitKri  r.isB  C'l  .   I'aw- 


Urr 


R.    I.      nieti  .I'll.v  <K    l!ij. 


I'nrt icwlar  deacription   of  ijood*       Fi-shlincs. 


'"liumi 


(.Intmn    iitf     ^iii.i'    JiHif    1,    192.']. 


S.T    N      is.T.nt;.-      cLAS.s  22.     gamks,  toys,  and 

SI'UKTING  Giions.  I      Sta.nley  F.   Hanzei,,  doing  buBi- 

neKs  ,M   S.    I'     li.iiizrl   rurd   Co..   fhlrji-u,    111.    Piled   July 
11,    l'J23. 

BiOE  SPiioE 

/ 'jrn<i//(ir  dcgvrifttifin  of  goods.-    Pla.vins  t'artl*;. 

i"!'iifni    tix,    «;ni->>   .I'in>'    l',>.    192:1. 


u«c  since  June  30.    19-.J.  .  ^,.^     ^,,     is.;,,.;,-,         rr,.\.<S    j-       CA.MKS,    TOYS,    AM' 

SI'(»lM!\i,  (.oolL-^  i  .<TvM.tv  F.  HaNKET..  doing  busi- 
iifs'<  a-  S,  I'    Haii/'-l  Card  Co  ,  C!iirii;:ii,  111,      Filt-d  July 

lS3.fXM.       (CLASS    40        FANCY    C,(>ulip.    FT'R  1!      i!'-'- 


Se-r.    N 

M.sHILNGS.    and   notions,  i      A.    Stki.v   vt    Company, 

•  hlcHcr>.   Til       Filed  July  9,    1023 


mMmmJ 


I'm  ticvliir  description   0/   ijoudi  -     I'laying   i"ard>.. 
Cl'iHng    unf   siiire    June    19.    Ifl2.''.. 


i' art u:\vUir  df'Crifituin   0'  jomln  -Dress  .Shield.*,   Ela.stlc 

WHliliing,   and  Shirrt^d  Fla.stic  Rii'h'in. 
'lainn    uMe  since   July   1.    1912. 


Ser,    \' 
K!iV 


Ser     No.    l'*3  0H7        .CLASS    22       GA.MKS,    TOYS,    AND 
Sl'ORTIN";  <.o<)DS.i      STiM.KY   P.   Han«k[..  doing  bu«l- 

I  .  s^  a^  S    K    ll.iii/.^l  C;nd  1  '»  ,  Chiciinn.  III.     Filed  July 

GREEN  CLUB 

!'<irticiilar  dfKcription  of  ./oo</j«      -I'layini;  C;ird» 

'7iJir>n    iixe    -inc,.    .[iiti.-     I'.i,     llrj.",. 


1>«:;.U5*'.       .(^I.ASS  37,      I'.\rKK   .\ND   STATION- 
riiK  lUKM  &  Win-;  I'ai'Kr  C'"  .  Cincinnati,  <')hio. 


i  !■  .1  .1  i:\    11.    I'.iJ:;. 


MANILA 


No  vl.iiiu   uiride  to  the  word  "Manila  "  except  in  ."minfc- 
Ti'ii  witk  the  balance  of  the  mark. 

Piirtic\tlar  drscription  o(  goodn.     AVrappinic  Paper. 
tlaimi    line  since  January,  1912. 


S.T  No,  is;',.!n:  i  CLASS  :;7  I'APKR  ANI"  STATION- 
FRY.'  i',K"Ki:K  F  irA'.Mri!,  iloiinj  till  xi  iio^M  a  ■;  i.airnler 
Trimmiii--    '^uiiplv    ..    ,    D-tn.ir.    Mi.ti,       Fi'.ii    .lily    12. 

192.;. 

.AuiCKFIBnEX 


Particulnr  d'xitiption  of  ,'/oo(/*r,— Fiber  Board  and  Auto- 
01. .bile    Panel    Matprlal. 

Claitn.i   u»'-  since   .July,    191S. 


} 


OCTOBEB  2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


:\\) 


Ser.  No.  1S3.108.      (CLASS  37.     PAPER  AND  STATION-       Ser.    No.    183,201.       (CLASS    29,      BROOMS.    BRLSHES, 
ERY.)     George  E.  Gacmer,  doing  buslnesB  as  Gagnier  AND    DUSTERS  1        F,     K      hviiKv     (  ■  \i  1  \  \  s       In 

Trimming   Supply    Co.,    Detroit,   Mich.      Filed    July    12.  j        Bufraio.   N     V      FiU<i  July    ic    i: 
1923. 


/bossfibreX 


91m 


T 


I'm  tiiiilni  (le«c>  iptifiii  'if  yi/odx. — Fiber  Board  and  .Auto- 
mobile   I'iinel    Material 

Cl<ii>'i>'    UH<:  since  May.    1921. 


I  No    .  laim     i>    niailo    lo    jli.'    vv.-i-ii^    "Siiit.  in  i.     l\i:  '    :r,'y} 

ffoiij    till'    mark 
I         !''irlifiii{ir     il,  nfi  ijiU'ni      nf     (I'ii.Im.^     Slme-.'^hinin^      K;ts 

Coniiii-isinu   a    Hrush.    CliiJli,    .-mil    I'a'ilMf. 
Ciiinii^    i(s<    >itn-.'    abiiiit   ,lutj.     IS     He'.'!, 


Srr     No,    is:;.oin        .CLASS    !•;,      FAINTS    .\  N 1 '    I'AINT- 
i:i;S      M.cn.KlAI.S   .        il,u,is    a,    .\i:\im1!..no.    ,Mm.l-al 


Ser      N,.,     I<s3.109,        (CLASS    4J        KNITTED.     NETTED, 

AND  TFXTILF    FABincS  .      i,,*KSKii    I'ltiM    NVokks   &.    \        '^^•"•'     I'"-      F11<'«1    ' "  ^^    ^*     '■•23. 
lU.KA.  liKin.  New    ^>.rk.  N.   Y.      FUtnl  July    12.   1923. 


LUSTRETTE 


Trade-mark   consists   <>/   the   word   "I>u8trette." 
Particular  description  of  yoodK      Cotton  I'ieo'  Goods. 
i'hiitiis    unr    since    May    L'4.    ]91.'.'l. 


Ser     N.  .    |s.;.ii(i       (CLASS  39       ilA)THIN(ii      Ch.uu.es 
H    C..KI  Fi..  Jr.,  Philadelphia,   Pa.     Filed  July  12,   1923 

LYNNWOOD 


Partirular  dcficription    of  i/rxidn-     Hfisier\-. 
VlaiiHf    use  since   about   June   1.    1!>23 


Ser,  N"  183.118.  (CLASS  4.".  BFVFRACFS  NONAI.Cu 
lioLK'  I  MuNAHMM  K  Bk\kk\..k  Cl>M^•^^^,  Th'V,  .N  il. 
Fib.)     .Iiilv     ILC     1923, 

MC»s|ADNOCK 

^. 

Particular  detoription  of  i^ood.*.   -Nonalcoholic,  Maltless 
Soft    Drinks, 

Claim$  u»i    since  May    1,   1923. 


H.&A 


I'arlicuUir   i!i  m-i  iiit  imi    -if    ,iih,,1»        Fi,;  mil  u  r. 
Claims    )(*e   viti'T   .Inl.\-    ,a,    1 '.'_':;, 


Hfll. 


Ser.  No  ;v",3-_'ii  ,ii..\.<S  ].;  I'AINTS  .VND  I'Ai.NT- 
EKS'  MATERIALS  1  Si.w  .m  ;,  I'.un;  <  nd  (.1,1.^;,  C  M- 
i-AVy,   Kansas  Cjty.   .Mo       I'il.'ii   .inly    !>;.    n»u:;. 


lAfUITg    I    IK 


IE 


Ser  No.  1S3.129.  (CI^\S8  29.  BROOMS,  BRUSHES. 
AND  DUSTERS.)  Albert  L.  U.NGBRBrEHLBH,  doing 
business  as  Cincinnati  Brush  &  Mop  Manufacturing 
Company.   Cincinnati,  Ohio.     Filed  July   12,   1923. 

BLUE  BIRD 


Partivular  description   of  goods.      Broovaa. 
Claims   use   since  Apr.    22,   1920. 


/ 


Pdi'tii.'uUir    d<  acrij't iiin     ii'    {/'>'«/.«,-  -I'rei'urt-d     i'amt     in 
Paslc    or    Semipaste    I'urui, 

Claims   ust    r-incp    M.ar     .4,    19i;.'!, 


Sei.  No,  lf-:!,:;7s,  •  CLASS  k;  faints  ,\ND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS  Tm:  (;i.i!>nKN  <'<-Mi\\^.  dexe- 
land,   Ohio.      File<l   Jnly    is,    i!.-:-; 


TUSK      COTE 


Particular    desctiption    of   pood^,    -Liquid    Varnii^h    for 
Furniture. 

Claims   use  s\n<^t'  Mar,    1.    ]92o,         , 


r. 


40 


ii 


OFFICL^L  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2.  Id28 


8«r.  NoJ  188,382.  (CLASS  22.  GAMES,  TOYS,  AND 
SPORTING  GOODS.  1  Alma  P.  Hickmas.  Joplin,  Mo. 
Filed  ijuly    18.    1923. 

Mie  Button 
Doll 


The  w^  >r-i  "Doll"   is  ht»r^'hy  dis'lriiauvi  oxcfp*-   in    'ombl 
nn^lOT,    ^irh    th>'    mark    sh.iwn. 

F''irti''ji!iir    'IfJirription    '>'    ^o.y.jy  — ri.irh    ai^d    St.-M-kiriPt 
D -lis. 

Claim*  use  sinr-f   1>''C.    1.    19l:1 


v.ir 


l%::.:iSr.        .class    23.       iriLKRY,    MACHIN- 
A.NIt  TU<)[>:    AND   PARTS   THKREOF  i      JOHN 


SON   N^otmu  (o  .  S.iMth  Bend,  Ind.     Flle<l  .July  IS.  1923 

^ATER-BU6 

Partkkilar    'leftcriiitiitn    of    goods. — Outboard    Intenial- 

Combusnini!    Mntors   for   Small   Craft. 
Claims   use  ^iact  Apr.    12,    1«2,S. 


Ser.    .v. 
ERV 

por*. 


l»3.4:!s  (CLASS  2.;  CUTLERY.  M.iCHIN 
\SD  TiX>I,S,  .\NI>  r.XRTS  THEREOF  i  Dia 
Sr^TE  Fibre  C<'\!f'vsv.  F!l<<nit'r*',  D*"!  .  niui  Brldii*' 


Tli''  Jrawiii;:  is  lintvl  for  blai.-k,  no  claim  l>nna;  made 
to  ttie  teprf'upntaticjii  nf  th,'  i^oods  aparr  from  the  mark 
a.*  show!      The  mark  CDn.sists  r»f  ft  black  ins.-rr 

PirtUuUir  dfcripUoH  of  good*. — (i*ar  Blanks  and 
Gear  W  i»»«>lg. 

Cloitn$  use  since   FVIi    10.    ir>"_'.'! 


Ser.  No  1S3.440  (CI.AhS  28.  CUTLERY.  MACHIN- 
ERY, ANL«  TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  DlA- 
MO.VD  Statf.  Fibrb  Cojipa.nt,  Elamere.  Del.,  and  Bridge- 
port.   Pa,      Filed   .July    19.   192.''.. 


Th*"  'irnwi;!::  i-  iln>'il  f'r  I'-il.  nn  il.uiii  ht-iut:  i.iade  to 
t1.->  repr>'i«'nt,! 'I'll!  o(  th.-  .;imi.U  ajiurt  frmu  tbe  mark  as 
•shown       T!;.'   rn;irk   cnnsists  nf   a    rod   inst»i-t- 

Pirtif'uliir     deMcription     'if    'tu'tds.—-*ieiiT     Blank.s     and 

*;♦•»■■    \\'l)e«>l« 

I   I'll  'D'   Mil'     ^1!!'  >■    I  !■!'     10     l!r_';'. 


.•^.  r     No      1*^.3.462.       d  LASS    22        li.VMES.    ToYS.    AND 
spOKTINt;  <;oi>l«S  I      Wyomi.vg  Tov  Mf<;    »o  .  Wllkea- 

Harr.      I'a        ni.-,!   .Lily    10     102:'.. 


pfOEm 


I'ditU-ylai   de/frription  'if  ijooda. — Toy  <"oai«ter  Vehiclef. 
Claimt  ujtf  since  June   1.   1923- 


.S».r  No  is;;. 499  K'LA.SS  D',.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS.)  Elbekt  C.  Peck,  Los  Angelea, 
Calif      Flle<l  July  20,  1923. 


The   wordt   "Pure   Paiatii "    appearing  In   the  drawing 
are  diiclaimed  apart  from  the  mark  aa  shown. 

Particular     de$rriptioH     of    goods. — Dry,     Paate,     and 

[{eady-Miu'd  Paints,  Oil   Colors,  VarnLsh.  Paint  Enamels, 
Prepared  Shellac.  Fillfr.   Stain.  Linseed  Oil.  and  Llnaeed- 

itil  Snhsritnttv 

ClitimM  u-<-  -itir,.   .\I;iv.    1922. 


■ 


OCTOBEB  2,  1023 


r.  a  PATENT  OFFICE. 


41 


Ser.  No.  183.519.  (CLASS  44.  DENTAL,  MEDICAL. 
AND  SURGICAL  APPLIANCES.)  Dkntaj,  PROTFxniVK 
Scppr.T  COMPANV,  Chicago,  111.     File<l  .lulv  21.   1923. 


FELLOWSflP 


Pintieiihii     iletKiipfiou     of    poods-    T''n[:\]     .VH-ys     and 
Cenirrits. 

(  ]i\imif  u^v  siii''e    isri4. 


Ser     No.    18.T.612.       (CLASS    42.       KNITTED.    NEITKD. 
.VND  TEXTILE  F.\HRICS  i      Veimavd  iku  Sch«k!zkh 

I.S'-HBN        STCi-KWAHKN  .\rSKr  STANSI  \1    n   \,        Sf  Cali, 

S«  it/.Tlan<l       Fllfd  July   2;i.    102.;, 


No  (laim  made  for  the  words  "  Woven  and  Finished  In 
Swltzt  rland  "  apart  from  the  mark  ahown. 

Particular      description      of      good*. — Cotton       Fabrics 
Woven  and  Finished  in  Switzerland. 
.  Claims  iisi    since   April,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  183.G21.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED,  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS.)  The  Banner  Silk  Kmt 
TING  Mills,  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y.     Fihd  July*4,  1923. 


Wt\t\ 


Particular  description  of  good*. — Knitted  Silk  Fabrics— 
viz.  Silk  Knitted  Cloth  in  the  Bolt. 
Claimn  use  since  June,  1028. 


Ser.  No.  ]8a.(130.  i  CLASS  15.  <DILS  AND  GREASES.) 
.lOHx  LipiN.  duln>:  I>u8iness  as  Motor  <Jo  Oil  ("ompnnT, 
MiUcrsvillr,   Md      Filfd  Julv  24,   192:: 


N"  1  ruiv)  r., !  ii  ii  T'i.lils  a'''-  ol,:i  iii.f.l  for  the  \v.>r-'K  "M.^'or 
'■"  .\iui.  oHv"  :ii,.i  "l\.'iv.\-  ISun  \Iorp  Pop"  Hpa:';  from 
till,  mark  siiown  in  t!i..  drawiri-':  but  ;i  ii;!lir,-i  u'  waives 
iiiiiK'  (if  his  ooiij!r,..ii-ln\\"  li^tit.-i  ill  s.'i;il  maik  "i  an\  f-lf- 
iiu'iit  tlhrcof. 

Pariicuitii  'U  x'l  ipt  toti  of  (/(.nrl.-'-  Lubn-iiriuu'  I'ii-  aij>i 
«.i-eas<'s  aiiil   i.Jasnliin 

Claiiiis  }ts,    ninoi-  M.Tv   1,   1922. 


S.r.  No.  LS3,r>4ii.  (CLASS  4:;  Till;i:A!i  .\  M  >  ^.M^N.) 
The  AMEiiiCAN  Thkkai>  Company.  .)■  rs.-y  ("ity.  N  J., 
and  New  York.   N,   Y.      Filed  .luh    2.%.   1','2:'., 


HERCULES 


Particular    description    of   goodx— Cotton    Thread    and 
Yarn 

Claimfi  use  since  .^pr.   23.    192.'!. 


Ser.    No.    1S:1B8.').       (CLASS    S.      SM'tKEIiS-    AltTlCLES 
NOT    INCLFDING    TOBACCO    PUODLCTS. '       Ambbi- 

can    Bkiar    I'lri-:   ("oMI'.V.M  .   r!;!c;i;;M,    in,       rili-ii    .Tlllv    -Jd 

1923 


No  claim  beins.'  made  to  i!o'  rppresentntii'ii  of  goods 
apart   from  the  mark   shown  in   !li.    drawing. 

Particular  description  of  goodf. — Cip.-ir  nrid  Cl«:nrette 
Holders. 

Claims   lift,    si II re   May    1.   192.".,    ' 


42 


Ser.  No.  1 
VMY.  I 

Filed  J' 


/ 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTTK 


October  2, 1923 


43.717.      .CLASS  37.     PAPER   ANI>  STATION-       Ser     No      Is4.ir)9.       iCLASS    42.       KNITTED,    NETTED. 

The  Pater  Novelty  Co^pasi.  Grpt-n  Bay.  Wis     |        ANI>  TKXT|[.E  r.MUMCS.)     S.  Ble*hma.v  k  Sons  Inc., 

V  2<\,  1923.  I        N'-w   Ynrk.   N.    V.      Filfd   Aur.    7.    li>2:!. 


~<.* 


^^:o  Packa< 


^^ 


iTiiwHii;    ci>nsi«ts    of    111*'    word    "("hnrni."' 
riiUrnhi,    ihn'tiiitt'iii   ii!  r/"'"'*       lliinilkfrcbi.'fs.   Table 
(tivprs,    Towflink;.   P-'-d-sprt^adi.   t'litH-seoloth,   raiiibric    Lin- 

iritT.     iunl     KiMmiii-; 

'■/aimx    '<■«■     -it,..-    Niiv-.tiiImt,     I'.H'J. 


l: 


N"  claim   uuule  tdr   the  pspression  "  Handy  Auto   Pack- 
age "  apart  from  the  mark  shown  by  the  drawiuK- 

p,irtiml\ir    detcriptxnn     of    ijiKidi. — Package    of     Paper 

Na[ikln.'*. 

lUiimx  i(.ie  since  Apr.   1»},   ir>2;i. 


fJer     N..     ;  -:'.,s7:i- 

FKS       XATKUIAl^. 


t  alif. 


.Iks.- 
lll-d    .Inlv   .31.    1923. 


Ing  f..r  I'^ 
(  laiiin 


S»r,     N.. 
ANI'   ■ 


J 


/■'jrf  I'-^i 
Made  '.f 


S»?r,    N.. 
.\N1'    1 


I..VSS    KV       P.UNTS    ANI>    PAINT 


E.     D.4B.VEK,     PHtaliHiia, 


S.T     No     T^M'Jl         mI.ASS    4-'.       KNITTED.    NETTED, 

wii  !i:.\iii.i;  F.\r.Hi('s.:     thb  steri>  Cobpuration, 

Wilinin-i"!;.    1  .  1        I'ii.'  i    All  :     7,    lit!':!. 

I'articiiUir    <le»<-ripti(>n    nf    ijowIm.  ^   Handmade    Chinese 
Wi.i.l    I{u>?R    and    Hair    Netj*. 
rimms  u*i   Hlnrt-  May  1.  1023. 


Ser.   No.    l'>4.1f>7       (CLASS   4:;       THREAD  AND  YARN  1 
The  \  IS'  hsk  t  ompaw.  Marrns    Hook,   Pa.      Fil>d  Aug. 

7,    1!«L':'. 


If    il(»cr\i,tvtn     ',f    'jDodg. — Transparf or     Dr.'Ss- 
intf-d  and   Varnislitd  Surfaces  and  lilass 
iixr  nincr  .Line   1.").    PJI'.'V 


l>:;s'.'.-         Kl.ASS     4.'        KNITTKD.    NETTKL>. 
-;XTILP:    FAHKICS  i      Tivf-tE   Mam  i-ArrmiNc; 
"1     St'yniiirir,   Cmiii,.   niid   N>  w   Yurk,    N     V       Filed 
U»:J3. 


lar    ilex<-yi]itii,n    '>'    iju'rl*       \\'nVfn    Pile    Fabrics 

M,,liair,  The    liniii.-    indicates    shadinir 

.(«-    <ii}..'  Mav  jx     VxiZ.  I'arti'-uhir   drxcription    '>f   yoodn. — .Vrdficlal  Silk    Yarns 

and  Thrt-nds 

<'lairiiM    use   since   July   30.    1923. 


l^.'.^xi!  Ml.ASS  4L'.  KNIT'lLD.  NETTED. 
K.XTILE  FABRICS  »  Thk  Bav.neu  Sii.k  Knit 
iri-s.  Iv.-,.   New  V.Tk,   N    Y       Filed  .Vul-    L    lOj:;. 


Ser  No  1S4,1'4.-  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED.  NETTED. 
AND  rEXTILE  FABRICS  )  Lawhenck  V.  .LHNsnN, 
N.'w    York.    V     Y        Fil.-d    An;;     0,    1!»23 


DIXIE 
BLOOM 


I'tiiticnhir  deiirription  of  gohiin. — Knitted  Silk  Fabric 


vl/.   Silk 
Claims 


Knitted  Cloth   in    tile   Bolt. 
u»e  since  .Inly  5.  1923. 


Trade  mark  c  nsi^ts  of   the    worda  "Dlile  Bloom. 
Pdiiirulnr  (Utti-'ivtion  of  tioodn. — Hantlkerchlefs. 
tlnim»    \isr   -iince    .Inly    j:!.    1923. 

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Ser.    No.     184,320.       (CLASS    42.      KNITTED.    NETTED,        Ser.    No.     lS4„-rtr.        .(LASS    4.        KNUTED     NETTED 
AND    TEXTILE    FABRICS.)       The    R.    Bi.anke.vk.rq  AND  TEXTILE  FABKI-.s  .     ThiSm  rs  Textile  Man- 


Company,  Philadelphia,  Pa.     FiU^l  Aug.  11,  1923. 


Particular    ddtnifition    r,f  (loodti. — Cotton    Goods   in    the 
Piece. 

Claimn    11)1,     since    April,    1922. 

Ser.  No  1N4.:;7:;,  (CLASS  42.  KNI'ITED.  NETTED 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS  1  Voss  &  Stern.  New  Yorki 
N.   Y.      Filed    Awtf.    11.    1923. 


rKA(.'T[-Ri\<;  (...Mi'AW,  Bridt:.'port,  i  unn  .  and  New  V.^rk, 
N.    Y.      Filed   Aui:.    Itl,    i!.L';; 


DUKANA 


The  fr.-ide  mark   consists   of   ni.'  wonl    '■Dukana." 
l'<tr1tCHlnr    ,1,  xr,  ipt ii.u    '.f    r,»r,.y,/^  -^  pjle    Fabrics    in    the 
Piece. 

I'ttiiHi-    tisi    siniT  .\].r.    H.    U'C.", 


Ser,    No.    1«;4.566.         CLASS    42        KNITTED.    NETTED, 
ANlt  TEXTILE  FABRICS   .      Tm    Sn;,ts  Tkxtiik  Man 
I  rAi'TTBiNc  r..\irA\  V.  Brid;;.!^.!  1.  t  i,:iii,,  and  -N.  w  York, 
N,    Y,      Fil(Hi   AiiL'     1-',    191:3. 


LYONA 


Tile  trade  iii,-i!-k  coioi.sts  ..f   do  uni-.S     'Lvidr." 
Particulor    descriptinn    i>f   {/(/',./«,--    111*.    Fiihric^    lu    the 
Piece. 

(  laimn  i(#t  ftiiio,-  .Inn.-  7.   1923.  -. 


Particular  drticription  of  good* — Silk  Chiffon  Cloth. 
Claima  ute  since  Aug.   6,    1923. 


Ser.  No.  1R4,3R4.  fCLASS  43.  THREAD  AND  YARN.i 
CORTirKi.i.i  Sif.K  Co.MPAVY,  Florence,  Northampton, 
Mass.      Filed  Aup.    L3.    1923. 

Artglo 

Particular    dritcription     of     worf/«.— Silk     Threads     and 
Threads   of   Cotton    and    Silk. 

Claims  uttr  since  al>o\)t  Oct.  4,  1922. 


Ser     No,     l,s4. ••,((.-,.       it  LASS     4_        KMITED,    NETTED, 
AND    TEXTILE    FABKKS  i.MiMiK    Sii.k    Ccmfavv, 

Wilmington,    D.l,,    and    .Now     1  .  rk,    N.    'i  .       r"i!,-d    Aug. 
17,    1923. 


Sport sangames 


Particular  di  itciiption   <.f   wood*.— Silk   Piece  Goods 
Claims  use  since  Aug.    .'^.   1923. 


■=<>r.  No,  ],S,-.0<)9,  .CLASS  41,  CVNES.  PARASDLS 
AND  FMBRELLAS  .  S  W.  Fvans  ^  S,.n,  Philadelidiia, 
I'n        nied    Auu.    L'7.    19:';:. 


Ser,  No  m4.."iJ0.  ((^LASS  42.  KNITrED,  NCT^TED 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS.)  Tub  Salt's  Tkxtii.k  Man 
rFA.Tt  K[\,;  CnMi-ANY,  Brldcoport,  Conn.,  and  New  York, 
N.    Y.      Filed    Aug.    15.    1923, 

FURRONA 

The  trade  mark  consists  "f  the  word  "Fiirrona  " 
Particular   dcsniption    of   f/'/o//^.    -Pile    Faliriis    in    the 
Piece. 

Vlalmg   uxe  since    Jan.    20.    1923. 


'ffrf  ' 


'\_ 


7 


Ril 


pHrticula,    4rHcrii>t\on   c,f  ;;:,(,, i^       riiibrella  and   Parasol 


<'i<ni)is   u*'.    since  al'oiit   June    1.    lit.';-;. 


Ser.  No.  lK4.r.2.!.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED.  NETTED 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS  1  Thk  Salt'.s  TtncTii.E  Man- 
t  KAiTfui.VG  CojirANY.  Bridgeport,  (^onn.,  and  New  York. 
N.    Y.      nied    Aug.    15.    1923. 


Ser.  No  ^*^,-.Oln,  .iT.ASS  41  CANES,  PARASOLS, 
.AND  r.MHRELL.VS  .  S,  AV,  r\  ^vs  .^^  Sun.  T'hiladeiptiia. 
I'a.      FiU'd    Aug    21,    19l.'3. 


CORDONA 


swrrM 


V. 


=7 


Trade  mark  consists  of  the  word  "Cordona." 
I'aiticuhir   dfxrription    of   f/oods.    -Vi\t>    Falirics    in    the 
Piece. 

Claimit  Us,    since   June  f),    1923. 


Particular  detcripjion  o'  goods  —I'mhrvWa  and  PprHsoI 
Ribfc, 

Cl/iimg  use  since  al>onf    Jnne    1,    Ucj;; 


TRADE-MARK  REGISTRATIONS  GRANTED 


[ACT  OF  FEBRUARY  20.  190: 
OCTOBER  2,  19'23. 


173.5t*.'i.     FLAKK  LYE  USED  AS  DETEROK>-T.     NUr.AKA 
Af.K^rr  ri.MpANV,  Ni«eara    Fii!l*.    N    t 
FlUxl   Sp[-r.m^.T   2r..    1922.      Sfriai   N       109,917.      PUB- 
LIPHFD  [ifVE   2''.     192n 

1   I  !;T.VI\  NAMEI>     NOTIONS     AND     SNfALI. 
WARKS       Wii  i.i.vs!    H     '  "i.^  h   (■"     I.ri'  ,    Tninswlck. 

VU,-(\    .k  i^Msr    ;t.     1922        S.'ria!     N^.      167. 073.       PI'B 

r.rsHKi'   ir'XK  ;2.  r.r.':;, 

I73,r.97        MAKNKSS    niL    AND    SOLE  I.EATMER     OIL 

ST^vcik';;.  iMf    i""\ii'kvi.   San   Fraiioi-ii'ri.  Oalif. 
Fil*>.!      \n_"i<^     4.     1922.       .Serial     No      1*57,834.       ITB 
LlSi'!:!'    ir\K   .'..    I'.i2a. 

17:. .-'^      'iA!;Nr;ss  oir.    .«iNtv  sole  i.eatfier  oiu 

S  r  *  v:  u::    i)!r.  I'iXii'iw.  San   tYanciscn,  r,r:if. 
I';;-'     ,:\  .^  ;>:      t,     r.'2.',        S.Tial     N<'      167,>^:l.■L       I'UB- 
LL^HKl'    n-SK   '■>.    102.". 

IT"."'''.'         iiil'l!!'       !"•.  \vcisro  *'"iT-;i:  V  il'iiii^  'lUf^iiu^ss  »s 
The   <■    '.t:!    I'.r-  'I.-r-,    El    i';»so.    Tex. 
Fi'-;     ,\'i--;-'^      '4.     r,i.'2         S^rinl     N-      1''>i.2ns         \'\H 
r,ISHi-:      .IT'LY    ?..    19'j:'. 

173  p'.n,,      \1»VERTISIN<;  TAIil'S  AND  I'L.\i'.\R  DS  TSED 
FOf;     WINI'OW     r»ISlTAYJ5     ANr>    SINITLAH     I'UR 
I'0S'F:S       MERiHwr--     I'lBLisMiV';    >^»MfA\Y,    ioina 
ti'i.^i^i- -i-i    .i-i    Kfi'asiL'ii    rniiii'.iuy    .if    .Viuen.-a,    Kalftriia 
z  ...,  [\[ioii 
Fi:..l  ,i;iv  ■_"<.   1922       S.ri;il   N-.  Irt7,."29.      FI'BLL'^llKD 
JUNE    24,    1£>2J. 

173.firil        NTIWSFAPEHS.       I^i  ha      N«L80X  Kirk  wood. 
Kansas   fity.    Nfo  .    truat^'f   of   the   Estat*'   ..f   WiKiaai 
R.   >  elsoD.  <!ei't';i««''l 
Fllp.1     .Tilv     '.■,-,      r,>2-.',        S-rial     No,      1»57,3Q1.        Ft'P- 
LISHP'.D    JUNE    12.    1923. 

173. ''.I':       iiARTKRS,      I're.su-bv  r    .Si  .spbnprr    rM\iPA>*Y, 
s;i!ri.-y,    >L'i<-< 
Fil.-il  .ln;\    12.  1922       S.Ti;il  No.   If5^').7'^7       PFBLISHED 
JULY   3     192:; 

173.603      I'ESK.s       Im  u.\r[.  I>esk  Mf.j.   ("Vi,.  I>is  Ansieles, 
Call' 
Filed  .i'llv   11     U'22       S-rial  No     IW.T/.'V      ITRLISHEI' 
JUNE    li    1923 

I73.t',04.      RAKER'S   SIRUF   USED   IN    MAKIN<;    BREAr> 

ANtt  SIMILAR  ARTICLES  OF  FOOD.  MADE  FROM 

MALT   AND    CORN.      Thk  Adolph   Coobs   Coup.tMT, 

liolaen.   Cold. 

F1!.-<I  [tuIv   **.  1922.      Serial    No.  166.591.      PI'BLISHED 

JULY    3I   1923 

lT3f')f»n      S<iAF      THE  Er.t  Lii.r.Y    ^sn  •■mmpavy.  Indian- 
apolis, Ind..  D'^w  by  chancp  of  nanae  EU  Lilly  k  Com 
I'ani.    lniliaiiapoli.s.    Iml  ,    a    ('or|><>rati"n    of    Indiana. 
Filed  truly  3.  1922.     Serial  No.  16«.459.      PUBLISHEr> 
JUNE    2B.    1923. 

173. .•,<>■,     {'[|nNO(;RAPH-RE<'ORD  CABINETS.    N.\tional 
Ii^■iJl:I'   i:\rii  \vr;E  iiimpasy.  Iowa  rity,   Iowa. 
Fil-.l    Fpbr'iary    ■_■;;.     r.t22.      S..rial    No      159.717.      PT'B 
LISHElj  JUNE    19.    1923. 

173,607      lERTAIN  NAMED  HOUSEHOLD  FURNITURE. 
GL.SDDING  Dby   C.ck'DS   Co  ,   Providence.    R.    I. 

Fel.niary    3.    1922        Serial    No.    l.';<5,«*29.       PUB- 


Filfii 
LISlIEli  MAY   29.    1923. 
173.008.        PUBLICATIONS     AND     PRINTED     LITERA- 
TT'RE.      PHU-.tPEi.PHiA    QrvRTz    PoMPANY.    Pblladcl- 
phij.    Pa. 

February    1,    1922.      Serial    Nr    15«;,72«        PUB- 


nied 


LTSHEI*    JTLY    3,    1923. 
4t 


173  >;n't       Mill     hKi.VK     \ND  SIRUP.      Th»  QlKC:*   CITT 
B'  ririsG   CoMi'^\v     Ciiirinuati.  Ohi'> 
Fil.M    .I;i;oiMrv    23.     1922.       Serial    No.    15.^.333,       PUB- 

I.ISIir-!'    .It!  ^     J5.    1922 

173,.!..       ItKMEHV    FOR    INDIGESTION   AND   DYSPEP- 
SIA      >L\KViN   HeR.mm.n,   W.Tshiiik'ton.   D    C. 
li;^-.!    .lanuary    2:'.,    1922        S.  rial    N..     !,-.'>, 312        PI'B- 
LlSMKIt    JULY    1  1,    1922. 

17  '.'•<]  1      CHURCH  BULLETIN      Thk  Chtrch  Billeti!*, 
IM-      New    York     N     V 
Fiie.l    Janii.irv    2<i.    1<.»2L'        S.'rial    N...     LIS. 178.       PTTB- 
LISHFD   JT'NF    19     1923 

173.012  NUTSANI*  NI  T  PRODt-(^-S  NA.MELY.  NUTS 
IN  TIIK  SHELL  SIIKLLED  NT'TS.  SALTED  NUTS. 
CHOPPED  NITS  NCT  CANDY.  PEANUT  BITTER, 
AND  MIXTURES  oF  NITS  AND  RAISINS  Th« 
IMni)  li':  A  I'MK  Co..  chieago.  III. 
Fil.f1  Jnninrv  U.  I'.t22  Serial  No.  157,701.  PUB- 
LISHED   JUI  Y    3.    1923 

17;  i-.l.;        «,i;I".i:tin.,     cards.       DtpTr.s  Ri'-kman     Bn- 
.iRjiviNQ  &   EMB.'SHlNr,   Co  ,    Chli'agu,    111. 
Filed    Jaiiu.iry    0.     1922.       Serial    No.    157,5*50.       PUB- 
LL'^HED   JUNE    12,    1923 

173. »n4       saisa(;e.    boiled    ham.    meat    loaf. 

PRESSED   CORN    BEEF.   JELLIKD   TONGUE,    AND 
coTTAiiU     butts.       S<haptnkr    Bk..thh!.s    Com- 
pany.  I-"ri.',    Pa 
Fil.d    Sept.inlMT   2.^,    1922.      Serial    No.    169,931        PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    3.    1923. 

173. fil.'.         CANNED     FRUITS     AND     CANNED     VEOK- 
TABLF:S       Ork'Jov   Growers    C<X)Pii:rativh  Assucia- 
11..V.   Saleai,    Oref 
Filed  July  28.  1922.     Serial  No.  167,411.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    3.    1923. 

173.r,i.;        nu:sH    APPIJ^S.      Dexnbt    A    Co.,    Yakima. 
Wash. 
Filed  July  Id,  1922.     .Serial  No.  166,657.     PUBLISHBD 
JULA-   :;     i;»2:: 

173..;  IT     IKKSH  PRUNES     W.  C.  Stonb.  Emraett,  Idaho. 
Filed  Jan..  24.  1922      Serial  No.  166,020.     PLT3LISHED 
JULY    3.    1923. 

173.01^      PK  CHEAM  CONES.     Hahbt  L.  GoODWix,  doing 

hii«»i!i.ss  a.s  The   Coiiey  Cone  Company,  Kansas  City, 
Slf  ,    issignor  to  C  G.   Rowan,  Kanans  City,   Mo. 
I        File.l  Jnn.    9,  1922.     Serial  No.  165.258.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    :;,     1923. 

173.019      SOLES  AND  HEELS  FOR  BOOTS  AND  SHOES 
COMPOSED    WHOLLY   OR    IN    PART   OF  RUBBKH. 
SEtHERi.iv.;    Ribukk  Company,  Akron,  Ohio. 
Filed  May  245.    1922.      Serial  No.  104,584.      PUBLISHED 
JUNE   12,    1923 
!    173,620.       CHEWING    GUiL      Fk.*>KLIS-Caho    Compant, 
'  iNi'  .   Richmond.   Vn. 

;         File.!  Mareh  s,  1917.    Serial  No.  101.984.    PUBLISHED 
JULY  3.  lifj:; 

173.621        AUTO    AND    FURNITURE    CLEANER.      Ray- 
mond Boyakin,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 
,        Filed  Jnn.'  26.  1922.     Serial  No.  166,036.     PUBLISHED 
,    JUNE  20.   1923. 

17  3.622         ICE    CREAM    AND    FROZEN    DAINTIM. 
Frank    E    Mwm..  Salt  I>ake  City,  Utah. 
Filed  Jtine  19.  1922.     Serial  No.  165,897.     PUBLISHED 
i    JUT-Y  3.   1923. 


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173,62.;.       BEADS    AND    BEAD     TRIMMING. 
PuiLMPs  A  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Filed  June  10,  1922.     Serial  No,  165,599      PUBLISHED 
JULY   ,3,    192,'.. 

173.624.  GINGHAMS  IN  THE  PIECE.  Fkkp  Bi  tteb 
KiEi.D  &  Co    Inc.,  New    York,   N.  Y. 

Filed  June  12.  1922.     Serial  No.  16,'),343.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10.    1923. 

173.625.  TOMATO  HOT  SAUCE;  CANNED  VEiJETA- 
BLES— VIZ.  TOMATOES;  CANNED  FRUITS— 
VIZ,  PEACHES;  AND  CANNED  FISH— VIZ,  SAR- 
rUNES.      Bay  Sidk  Ca.vm.ng  Comtanv,  Alvifto.  Calif. 

Filed  June  12.  1922.     Serial  No.  168,339.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  3,  1923. 

173,020        OLIVE    OIL.       Corrado    &    Marka.nzim,    New 
York.  N.  Y. 
Filed  May  25,  1922.     Serial  No.  164.493.     PUBLISHED 
JUNE  5,  1923. 

173,627.     CIGARETTES.     Alicb  S.   Wildm,  doing  busl- 
nesB  as  Alys,   New  York,   N.   Y. 
File,!  May  20,   1922.     Serial  No,  164.210.     PUBLISHED 
JUNE  27,   1922. 

1T»,628.      8TOVB   POLISH.      Capitol    Ch»mical    Com- 
pany, Siiiiierville,   Mass. 
Filed  April  22,  1922.    Serial  No.   162,721.    PUBLISHED 
JULY   10.   1923 

17  8.629        BOVINE   AND    SWINISH    AND   MUTTON 
MEATS.     HAMS,     8AU8AGB?S,     SCRAPPLE.     MEAT 
LOAF,  SAl  SAGE  MEAT,  I>AHD,  BACON,  AND  BO 
VINE  AND  SWINISH  AND  MUTTON  MEAT  PROD 
UCTS.     N.  ADTH  I'KOv.  Co.,  Waahlngton.  D.  C. 
Filed  April  11,  1922.    Serial  No.   162,092.    PUBLISHED 

JULY  3,  1928. 

173.630.  CHEMICAL  COMPOSITIONS  FOR  REMOVING 
CARBON     FRitM     INTERNAL  -  COMBUSTION     E'N- 
GINEB  AND  THE  LIKE.     Bufitalo  Spbcialtt  Com 
paxy.  Buffalo.  N     Y 

Filed    March    31.    1922.      Serial    No.    161,522.      PUB 
LI8HED  JULY  3.   1923. 

173.631.  RUGCLEANING     COMPOUND.        RoocLBJcao 
.  Mpg.  Co.,  Topeka.  Kans. 

Filed    March     16.    1922.      .Serial    No.    160,778.       PUB- 
LISHED MAY   29,   1923. 

173.032.       CERTAIN    NAMED    MEDICINAL    PRBPARA 
TIONS.      Melvi.n    Hb.nky    Bevebidgb.  doing   busines.s 
as  Fever  Nox  Company,   Bayles,  Calif. 
Filed  March  6,  1922.    Serial  No.  160,240.    PUBLISHED 

JULY  3,   1923. 

173,633.      SOh-T    DRINKS.      Thb   Sdoau    Ix)Ar   Bbvebagi 
Co..  Winona,   Minn. 
Filed    January    31.    1918.      Serial    No.    108,728.      PUB- 
LISHED FEBRI'ARY  8.  1921. 

173.6.34.  SETS  OF  PICTURES.     Max  B.   Sheitfbr  Cabd 

Co  .    CtlifMgO,     III. 

Filed    November  22.   1922.      Serial   No     172,404.      PUB- 
LISHED MAY  29,  1923. 

173.6.35.  FASTENERS  MADE  OF  RIBBON  OR  OTHEm 
MATERIAL  FOR  HOLDING  IN  PLACE  LINGERIE 
RIBBONS  OR  STRAPS.  Maby  Jaito  AikENHEad 
Davy,  New  York.  N.  Y. 

Filed   November  27,  1922 
LISHED  MAY   29,  1923. 

178.636.  CANNED    FRUITS    AND    CANNED    VBGBTA 
BLES.     Obeoon  Growbrs  Coopbrativb  Assotiatiov, 
Salt'in.  Oreg. 

Filed  July  26,  1922.     Serial  No.  167.412.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  3.  1923. 

173.637.  MENS,  WOMEN'S,  AND  CHILDREN'S  SHOES 
MADE  OF  LEATHER,  FABEIC,  AND  COMBINA- 
TIONS THEREOF.  Thb  J.  L.  HPDsojf  Company. 
Detroit.  Mich. 

Filed    Aagmst    7.    1922.      Serial    No.    167,»17.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  12.  1923. 


Serial  No.   172,586.     PUB- 


173,638.  CANNED  FRUITS,  CANNED  VBGBTABLES, 
DRIED  FRUITS,  AND  DRIED  VIOCiETABLES.  The 
JOH.NBON-LOCKE  MiECANTiLE  Cn  .  San  Francisiro, 
Calif 

ni.'d     August     16.     1922.       Serial     No.     10n,314         1TB- 
LISHED  JULY   3,    1923. 


SuNSf>T    FEriT    1^1- 
Serifil    No      10s. 3.^7 


173.639.  FRESH    GRAPES 

Calif, 
Filed     Aucust     17      1922 
LISHEI*  JULY  3.   1923. 

173.640.  HAT    UNIN(;S    FOR    I^\l'IE.s      HA  IS 

.  .VI. .  I    M  Klii  ,\  N  ri  I.F    c, ,  , 

Filed    October    28,    1921. 
LISIIED  MAY   S,   1923. 


chi.jiK...   111. 
Serial    N. 


U>di, 
PT  B- 

CHI- 

K.4,079.       I'U  fi- 


ns,641.     HOSIERY 
delphia.  Pa. 
Filed    Auv'Ufif     31.     1921 
LISHED  MARCH   28,   192 


Oliver  Kxitting  Comtant    I'hila- 

Ser1n!     N,.      1.^2.443         PI'B- 


M.      AI.VSa      &      Si.NS,     iNC  , 

to    Bowen-OKl.'sby    MilliiiK 
Knus.,     a     Corporation     of 


No      1.^7,9^s, 


PUB- 


173,642        WHEAT    FLOT'R 

EI    Paso,    Tei.,    assignor 

Udmpany,     Independenr.  , 

Kansas. 
Filed    January    14     191'.        S.  ria 
LISHED  OCTOBER   10,   1922. 

173,643.        PEANI'TS     PREPARED     WITH     MEAT     EX- 
TRACT.      Horace    <C     Chwen,     doing     husiness    as 
BoulllonfBed  Peanut  Company,  Philadelphia.   Pa. 
Filed    February    3.    1922       Serial    No     1,5S815       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

17  3.644.  BOVINE  AND  SWINISH  AND  MUTTON 
MEATS,  HAMS.  SAUSAGES.  SCRAPPLE.  MEAT 
LOAF,  SAUSAGE  MEAT,  LARD,  BACON,  AND  BO- 
VINE  AND  SWINISH  AND  MUTTON  MEAT  PROD- 
UCTS. N.  AvTii  i'Rov.  Co  ,  Washington,  D.  C. 
File,!  .\pril  II,  1922.    Serial  No.  102,093     PUBI  ISHED 

JULY  3,  1923. 

17.3,645       FRESH    CITROUS    FRUITS -VIZ.   ORANGES- 
AND  FRESH  DECIDUOUS  FRUITS  — NAMELY,   AP- 
PLES.    Llewellyn  A.  Ba.vks.  doing  bu.slne.-^s  a.s  Cit- 
rus Growers  Cash  Association,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 
Filed  April  10.  1922.      Serial  No.  161,959.      PUBLISHED 

JULY  3.  1923. 


173,646.      HYPODERMIC   SYRINGES 
PANV   Int.,  New  Y(.rk.  N.   Y. 
Filed  March  5,  1923.     .Serial  No.  176,957 
MAY  8.  1923. 


Do  XI  GBR     &    COM- 

PUBLI8HED 


J.T- 


173.647.     MANILA  ROPE.      Whitlo^^k  C.)kpau>:  C 
sey  City,  N.  J.,  and  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed    Febru.ary    28.    1923       Serial    No.    170  773       ITB- 
LISHED  JUNE  26,   1923. 


17.3.648.      CORSETS     ANL»     BRASSIERES 
C'liiSET  CoMi'A.xv,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed    February    28.    1923       Serial    No     176  730 
LISHED  JUNE  26.   1923. 


iNTEKSrAIK 

PT'B- 


Davol    Ri:bbek    Cu.m- 
PUB- 


173.649.  SURGEONS    GLOVES. 
PAxy,  Providence.  R.   I. 

FilKi    February    28.    1923,      S.rial    No.    176.721 
LISHED  JT'NE  26,    1923. 

173.650.  INFANTS-  WE.\R  —  N.VMELY.  DRESSES. 
ROMPERS,  CAPS,  COATS.  AND  HATS.  Sachs 
Bros,  and  Jalkit.  .n«w   York.   N.   Y. 

Filed    February   26,    1923.      S.rial    No.    KO.S.".,'.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26,  1923. 

173.651.  SWEATERS  AND  MEVS,  WOMEN'S,  AND 
CHILDREN'S  SWEATER  CO.VTS.  Rex  Kxtttino 
Co.,  Uttle  Falls,  N.  Y. 

Filed    February   24,    1923       Serial   No.    176.570.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  19,  1923. 

173.652.  MIDDIES.  SMOCKS.  .\ND  CHILDREN'S 
DRESSES.     Trojan  Middy  Co.,  Inc.,  Troy,  N.  Y 

Pfled    February    24.    1923.      Serial    No     176.582.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  19,  1923. 


46 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2, 1923 


lT.^,fi53        MEDKMNAL    ulNTMENT    I'SED    FOR    THK 
I^ROTECTION  AND  TREATMENT  OF  WOUNDP  IN 
VOL>  INT,    BONE       Er.i    Lii.i.y    &    ('ompanv,    Indian- 
apoll.i.  Ind. 
Elle<l    February    2*.    19_'3       S»Ti,iI    N"     17t>,.'.';0       F'T'H- 

I.ISHED  JUNE  irt.  livj:; 

173. R54.      r.ADIES    CUATS    AND  STITS       Wilkin   &  Ad- 
LER.   INC.,   NVw   York.  N     Y 
Fll^-d    February    .':;     l!)-'3.      Serial    No.    IT'l.r.lO,      VVH 
I.ISHED  irNE  10,   I'.'i::! 

S.VLAIi    IiltESSIN(,S       .1     I       I'.R'.wN     NVwark. 


I'.ti;;;        S.-rial    N-      IT'-.,*-**",        PT'H 


Ohi.). 
Filfd    K<»bruar 
I.ISHF.D  JUNE  26.   I'JJ.v 

17r..«5»i.     rNDERWE.VH.     Wwi.vv.  I'.iR  ir  ;[>.;f;  A  Ci.,  Min 
neapalis.  Minn 
ni.Ml    hjpbnjary    i:<     r.'2.'.        S.-ria!    N>     17tV:'.HT        PfH 
t.ISHFLt  .IfNE  I'.i    1''2  : 


HOSIERY       Lloyd    K.    Ni    fMi  s..\.    Nfw    York. 
if  rial    No.    170,27.'.,       ITB- 


HdSIKRY        Wvman,    r.iRiKiiH.K   A   <^i,    Minnf 


17:'..'i.")7 
N.   'i 

Filf'd    FJebruary    1','.    iri2.T 
I.ISIIFD  IFNE  r.',   102.'. 

anolii,   Minn 

Fil«!    P>bruary    V.i,    l':t2.'^       S^ri.il    N.     17*;., '.OH       PTB 
I.ISHKr*  JPNE  l',t.   l'.»2n 

17."^,B.-;>,     LADIES'  KNITTKI)  INL»KH\\"EAR      Ronaid  A 
REifr.  Pottsn.wn.  I'a 
Fil.'d    H^bniary    17,    r.'2:;       S-ruil    N,,.    I7'^,2lt';       P!"B 
LISHED  ilFNE   19,   192:; 

173, "^eo     I  MEN'S.    'WOMEN'S.    ANI>    iHILJtRENS     HO 
SIEhY,     Gers.'N  i  Bhevf.b.  San   Kr,ui.  i^cn.  ruljf 
Fil^>d    February    17.    l'.^2r'.       Serial    N.     17<'.,174        Pip, 
LISHED  JFNE   KV   1D2:V 

17;J.«»;i     imASSlf:KKS        D..b..ih       Bicklu.     N-w     Y..rk 
N     Y 
FiU-.!    FVhriiarv    17,    192.3,       S^TJ.il    N.     17'->,l.'.!i        PUB- 
LISHED  JUNE  20.  I'.rr:. 

17.''..6«2      T()lLI-rT  P,\PF:ri  .VNij  PAI'LP^    TtiWELS      Sai 
wi  i>!:"  Ti>iLrT   P.U'Ki,:  i'.  ,.   Un.  .     N>^«-  Hartf.ird,   N    Y 
T^lwl    February    14.    1H2.".       S.ti.iI    N..     I7»;«M^       PUB 
LISHED  JUNE  26,   192:; 

l"3.fi6.3,      PROPHYLACTK     i'LVTMF:Nr      S:Kiii>:\  '   rap, 
COMIAXY,  Newport.  R.  I. 
Filed    Fpbruary    i:'.,    1923,      Sorial    N.j.    170.001.      PUB 
LISHED  .lUNE  26.  1923. 

173. «64.     CONVERTIBIF   iOaTS       Thk   Ts:rKr.  .^iaTk-; 
Overall  Mam  fa'Ti  h;\.,  i'umfasv.  'infinnBti.  Ohio 
Filf^il    Uebniary    12,    1923       S»'rial    N->      17r..972       PUB 
LISiiKD   IINE   19.   1923 

173.6f;.'>,       MEDICINAL    SEED-    VI/.     A     BOWEL    REGU 
LATOR      Lanwan  4  KrMP.  In.    .  N.^w  York.  N    Y 
Fllpd    IVbniary    li>.    1923.      S.-rial    No     17.''.«>74       PUB 
LISHED  JUNE  26.  1923. 

173,ft«»^       FTtriT    PRESERVES,    HONFY     AND    MINCE 
MEAT.     Standard  Strtp  C.'NfPANY.  St,  Louis.  Mo, 
F1Ip<1     March     17.     192;;.       St^rial    N...     177.631.       PUB- 
LISHED July  3,  1923 

173.667      SOFT  DRINKS      Er,r,oT  &  Gknti  vr.  New  York 
N.  Y. 
Flleil     March    19.    1923,       Serial    No.    177.659.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.  1923. 

173.668.  PERIODICALS  PUBLISHED  IN   A   MONTHLY 
EDITION      WITH      SPECIAL      QIARTERLY      AND 
SEMIAN>rUAL  EDIT1C)NS.     Exteli^  Patttkn  Com 
PANT,  New  York.  N    Y 

FllfHl    March    19.    1923.      Serial    No.    177,661.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  19,  1923, 

173.669.  NE5WSPAPER  AND  NEWSPAPER  SUPPLE- 
ME>  TS  PUBLISHED  WEEKLY.  Thk  Tribune  Com 
PA?n .  Chicago.  111. 

nied    March    19.    1923.      Serial    No.    177.707.       PUB 
LISHEDJMAT   29,   1923 


17:'..«17t>       BACON     HAMS.   .\ND   LARD.      (;i:.>h..k   Littlb 
LivtiTED,   .Maiichpsr.T,  Enclanil 
Filed     March    22.    1923.       Serial    No.    177.839.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  pt,   1923 

I73t;71       <(i\IMii\    SM\i'  rny.    N     K,    Faiiibvnk    Co«. 
PA  NY.  Nfw  Y'.rk    N    Y 

Kil.-.l     M:,:.>       _•  ;       ]'j::.  serial     No       177, 90.-;         PUB- 
LISHKD  ,IIM     ,'.     1'.'-','. 

17  3     <;  7  -         ItltAMS     TVSSKI.S     PA  SSEM  UNTERIES. 
.\ND  CARNrrciUS       M..HISSK   Lack  &    Kmhroidert 

r,,  .  St     [...!ii<.   \L. 
KiltMi     .Marrh     'Jt.     r'2".         S.-riiil     N.i      177. 9S;;,        PUB- 
LISHED .iri.Y  3,   I'.rj:; 

1 7  .".,••.  7 :;       r.u.MDs,    rvssKi.s.   passe-Mknteries, 

.VNJl    <;   V  IJNIT!    !{i:S  M.RISSK     LaTR    a      llMKHOIDERT 

Co.,  St,  I^Miis,  Mo, 
FUfd     Mar.h     J  >      1923.       Serial     N..      177.9S4        PUB- 
LISHED .JULY   ::,   1923 

17:'.,<',T4      I  ii.vns      I:    .1    .Si  I i.h  V I'.Kiii.  I  i'..  Biirr,a!ii,  N,  Y. 

Filed    March     24      192.:        S.-rial     No.     17«.00:!        PUB- 
LISHED JULY   3.   1923. 

17:;. •',7,'        l'o|{i   II    AM.   WiMKiW  SlIADKS       The   AERrv 
shade  C' impact,   Waiikpuba.  WLs. 
Filf.l     Mar   !,     ->:      1923.       S.-ri.il     N..      17'^,0D!.       PUB- 
LISHED .MNF  12     1923 

IT.i.r,;.;      MiiNUIII.'i    r!,i;i' iDif  \L,     Ybi.low  Cab  Manin 
rA(  Ti  Kivi;  C'V,  ihicat'o.  Ill, 
Fill'. I     \lir.h     .•>;       i;i..;         S.ti.iI     No.     17'<.Oh2.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   12.   1923, 

17:!.t;T7       NKIIUIS   ;t<K   FIANDSKWI.N*;      John  Jame« 
&    Sons     I.immk!',     lif'biitcti ,     I'li^rl.anil 
FP.'d     Mar.h     .'7      l',<2:;        Sen.-il     No      17.S,10G,       PUB- 
LISHED JTLY   3,   1923. 

173  .;7'»       PASTE    11  if:    cleaning    false    TEITTH. 

HlHAM     Mntit! f:        !    iii.-     )iiisiiic«H    as     DiozoDP     Com- 
pany,   NH»c.ir;;h     ,N'     Y, 
Filed     Man  h     2*-      !',t2:;        Sfri.al     No,     17'<,1«<2.       PUB- 
LISH FFi  I  CI  V  :;,  1  ;.j:; 

1  7  3  .  f,  7  9         SWKATKIt    COATS        Waymaht    Knii-ting 
M  11,!,    \\a>  III,!  r  t     Pa 
F11...1     Marl,     .--      1''2',        Serial     No.     178.199        PUIi- 
LISIIFD  .lULY   in     lit'.':; 

173, Osn        PFKIolip    \1.     I'FHLICATIONS    ISSUED    AT 
KFGT'l   \i;     INI!"li\  \1S         WiF.iiHAN     A.;iiirtLTrR- 
I8T,  Im,,  N.  w  York,  N,  Y 
Pil.'d     M.ir-',     2'i      i;<2';        Serial     No      17.S,204.       PUB- 
LISHED .ni.Y    10,  1923. 

173, am       cp,  M;!'.!'!  KS       Is^M-  Bum,   New    York.   N    Y, 
Filed     Mar.'h     2!t,     192:;,       Serial    No,     17S.2i:!,       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.   1923. 

173.t;H2        PllorM(,liAPHI'  PRINTS.      THE    Fowi^R    k 

.St,\Ty.K    .  "  ,    •   l'.\  fla  nd.  Ohio, 

Piled     March    ::i      19'.':;  Serial    No,     17^.3,s0        PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,   1923 

173,683        CHEWINt;     GUM        Lksterateu    Gt  m     Cobpo- 
liATi.iN.  New   Y'lrk,  N,  Y, 
Filed    March    31,    1923.      Serial    No,    178..399.      PUB- 
LISHFTt  JULY  M,  19.':; 

173.6.'^*       FROCKS       Newman,  Marcis  *  Torchia,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 
File<)    April   2.   1923      S.Tial   No.   178.455.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

173. t;s.-       idiFSSFS    \ND  WAISTS       Samtel   M.  Fosttk 
Company,  Fort  Wayne,  Ind. 
Filed   April   .",,    192:;      Serial   No    178,60<1.    PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

173.686  HAND  VALVES  FOR  GAS,  STEAM.  AND 
WATER  The  Colonial  Brass  Workb,  Inc.,  New 
Britain.  Conn.  ^^ 

Filed    Marrh     19.     1923       Serial    No.    177,651.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  12,  1923. 


OCTOBKUl'.  llHi;{ 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE 


173.ti.s7        MOTOR  VEHICLE     .ACCELERATORS.       Wil- 
liams   Biiiis    .\iii<itArr  Com-oRATioN,   San   Francisco 
Calif 
I'il'MJ     Marrh     id.     ii»l':!.       Serial     No.     177, .179,       PUB 

LIsni'D  .lUNE  12,   192,;. 

1  "  -  •  *!  ^  ^  FI,001£     (tILERS,     YARN     MOPS,     DUST 

'lOlllS.     AND    YARN    DUST    BRUSHES,       Stand 

m:ii   oil   CiMPANV   oi-    New    Yokk.    .New    York.    N.    Y. 

I'llr.l     M:ir.h     DI,     192;;,        Serial     No.     177,r.76.       I'Lli- 

llsiii:d  .11  nf  19.  192:; 

17.;, (•,'-9       All    WOOL   'ri;\TILK    PIF,   K    GOniic;      VV     FT 

II..IP.Ul.<.K     ('..MI'AN^.     P...Kt.lIl,     MliKS 

I'ile.l      NLirili     1.",,      l!fj:;.        Serial     .No,      177,4.'^9,        PUB 
LISIIKD  JUNE  19,  1923. 

l7:;,i;;'o      p.vskB.M  I,  H.KTS,     'Lhomas  M,   Sinurz,  doing 
l.iiHiiieHs   a>-   :Mnnrlit.vter    Handle   A.   Tiiniini;   Company, 
Manchester,   Mlrli. 
■lie. I     M.ii.         11       piL'.-;        S.  ri.al     N..      177, 4,'.^,        PUB 
LISHUIt  JI  Ni:   19    ]!i23 

]7::,ii91         (  1  i\ilU\  \T1()\     .\1(»P     AND  DUSTKR     FOR 

il'irsriidll.    PURPOSES.      .\nt..n  Linic,    ChiraRo 
111. 

Uii'.l     .M.ar.  h      1,3.     I!t2;;,        Serial     No,  177,3'.t.-..       PUB- 

Lisiii.D  .mm;  lit.  192::, 

17...<;9J        IM.II.S     .VND    PI  ZZI.F    GAMES,       T'mvehsai 
l'i:\Mi.i     .V    Sie.  lAin    "..MPANi.    Chira^o,    111, 
Flle.l     Mar.ti      ](i.     llfj:;.        Serial     No      177.:;44,       PUB 
LISHED  .IINF  lit,    192;;. 

17:;. 69:;      \i:ii n  i,i  s.   1'.\i;tici  l,\i;lv   .\U'H)Moiull 

Bodies        Wiiitui     .\iimP,i.i,\     d,,     I  ,,v     An^eles, 
Calif. 
Filed     .Mar.  li     IL',     pi.';;.       Seri.il     No,     177,3:;.K.       PUB- 
LISH]:!) ,11   NR   19.   1!)23. 

IVii.c         ll.MK    DUKSSING,      .r..sri'n   Thomp.si>n,   Sioux 
City,   Iowa 
Fil.'.l     .\I.ar.  li     I.',     i'.i2:;.        S.rial     N..      177.:;34,        PT'B 
LISIIKD  .JINi:    12.   1923  i 

''■■•••'•'•"'  I,i:   \   I   IIKliS  it.iKKUi  -..N       I   KATIIIU      »    OMPANY. 

In.    ,    New    York,    .N,    V. 

FiJ.al     .Marrii     IJ.     ]i>2:>.       S.rial     .No,     177,32il        PUB- 
LISHED   JUNK     III.     P.t2.'?, 

1  7  :;  .  6  9  t;        powi;ii     w  ii  isi'i.i:s       iienky    i'hki  nd. 

HollSlotl,     'lex. 

Fil.d    Mareh     12.     192:;.       Serial    No,     177,2.s9.       PUB- 
LISIIKD   JINi:    lit,    ]92:i. 

173,697,     SUKATKUS      Kly  A  Walkek  Dry  Goons  Com 
PAv>,    doini:    l.usin-s.s    as    LiiM  olii    Knit    Goods    Mills, 
St.    Louis,    .Mo, 
Filed     Mar.h     12.     1923,       Serial     No.     177, 2s4.       PUB- 

lishi;d  junk  19.  1923.  • 


173.704        MEDICINAL     PREPARATION    TO    RELIEVE 
PAIN        The  Heiubhink  Cmiwy,  Minneapolis.  Minu 

Filed  Mar.  h  .".  1923,      Serial  No    176,99,'^.      PUBLISHEI* 
JUNE   26,    UC; 

173, -OR.      BOLTS.   RIVETS.   .\ND  SPIKKS       Tiir   MiiTON 
Mav       -ArTlIilNG    Ci.,\irAVY.    Milt.. I),     P.n, 
Filed  .M,arrh  !..  1923.      Serial  No.  177,190.      PUBLISHED 
JUNE    12,    1923. 

17  3,706        TOOTHBRT-SHES.    TI  A  IHBRT'SHES,    AND 
NAILBin  SHKS    •  Heidnek    A;    Giu.nnell.    Iwc.    Ta- 

ronia.    Wash 
Fil.Mi    Marrh     29.     1923.       Serial     N.)      17«.247        I^T'B- 
LISin:D    JUNK    26.    1923 

173,707,       T'MBRKLLAS    AM'    IWIJASOI.S        PHEDFia.K 
MWviiN   P.iiixs,   .M..iint    V  .  rJH.i..   N     "^^ 
''''l-'l     M.-H'ti     21,     19:':',.       Serial    No,     177,950.       PUB- 

i.isiii:d  ji  nk   19.  1923. 

173, 79s.      p.MNT    KNA.\!1:LS,      Thf:    AMfni.AV    Warnish 

CO,,    Chirat'O.    Ill, 

Filed     .Marrh     23,     li)i.'3.       Serial     N..      177,^92        PT"B- 
I.ISHED   JUNE    20,    1923. 


M'     \  Mn;!'-  vv    ^■,^K  VISIT 
177  S!M  PT^B- 


173,709.     p,\iNr  i:n,v,\ii:l.s. 
Co.,  Chicago.    111. 
Filed    March     23.     1923        Seri;il     N 
LISIIKD    JUNE    26.    1923, 

173,710       KUKSH    CITKOIs    ilU   ITS       Wuliam    G,    H...iE, 
\Vinter    Haven,    l"l:i 
Filed     March     13,     192:;.       Serial    No.     177  410        T'T-R- 
LISHKD  JULY   3,   1923. 

I'^.'ll-        .U'PAR.VTUS     pop     PKHMrrriNC      THE 

MATCHING   OF   COLOR    SHAUKS    PV    .\  It'll  IP   !  A  L 

LIGHT  JUST   AS   WITH    SOLAR    LK^.lIT       <;nirrA 

FiLs,    X'illeurb.'iiine,    Frnnr... 

Filed  Marrh  9.  1923       Serial  No    177,1^1.      T'T'RLISHED 

JT'NE    26.    1923, 

173.712.      KNITTKD  rpAV.rrs       I'Hii.sr  Trap,;  lsi  ,  dt.ing 
tHi>iiiess    .'!^    Tral'iilsi     K:,i!     K,i))rir    c,  ,     N,,^    York 
N    Y 
Filed  March  ,''.  192:4,      Serial  N.i    177, l.M        PT'P.LISHFD 
JT-NE  26,    192:; 

173.71:;        MONTHLY    I't  lU.ICVriON,       CiiAKLES    SCEXB- 
NK-C  s   S.iNS.  .New   York,    N.  Y. 
Filed  April  .%.  1923.       Seri.al    No17«,631        PURTJSHFD 
JUNE  26,   1923. 

173.714,      CARD   (;.\MK       IIkmo    St.  .roaaiu..   dolDi,'  busi- 
ness  as   .\iif  O  Luk   Card   Co..   Yakima,    Wasli, 
Filed  April   6.  1923.      Serial  No.  178,699,     PUBLISHFD 
JULY  3,   1923. 


173,71,'".,      T.M'i:       AssoriA-n:r>   Mfrchandisin.;    i  ■i.rii'.>i£A- 
TK.v,    New.ark.    N,    J  .   and   New   York.    N,   Y 
Filed  Aiiril    7.1923       Serial  N.i,  1  7^.704,      PI'BLISHFD 
JULY   3.   1923. 


173.t;9'H.       TOY     UoiJS.       Fhank     O.     Kincj,    Chicago,     HI 
File.!     .Miircd     lo,     l!iL':c       Serial     No,     177,229.       PUB 

lishi:d  juni;  i9,  i;»23. 

17  3.699.        lAIKiRMADK     DRESSES.       Grebnwald, 
Fi!iKi.\iAN  \  c.i  .   Inc..  .New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed    March  9.  i;i2:;.     Serial  No.  177, 1.S4.     PUBLISHED 
JUNE  19.  1923. 

17::.7oo,      PuWDKR    PUFFS.      Ji.skph     J,  «'osi\,    doln;: 

bnsiness  ns  The  Cosin  Co..  New   York,  .N,   Y, 

Filed  Marel!   !i.  i;t2:;.     Serial  No.  177,167.  PUBLISHED 
JUNE  19,  192:;, 

173.701.  SILK   AND  COTTON   Cnf;pE    IN  THE   PIECE. 
Tit.Tox  A:  Kkelth.   Inc.,  New  York.  N.  Y. 

Filed  March  ^.  192:;,      Serial  No,  1 77.149.      PTBLISHED;  1"3.71'^,      MO.NTHLY    PKRIODIC.VL       TrepIxivkks    As- 

JUNFl  19,   192:;.                                                                                         i  so.-iatio\  of  AMERirA.  Aurora.  Ill 

173.702.  HAIRNETS.      Geo,!,;k   Pom;FELr>T  &   Co.,   New    '  Fil'''1 -^pril  1 1,  1923.      Serial  No    179. opr,       PfBLISHED 
York.  N.  Y. 


173.716,  liRKSS  SHIELDS  Ass.k-ia'h:!.  MKHrHANpus- 
iN<;  < 'mhi'i. RATION.  Newark,  N.  J.,  and  New  York 
N.    Y. 

Filed  April   7,  1923.     Serial   No.  178,705.     I'UBLISIIED 
JT'LY  3,  1923. 

173.717.  NEWSPAPER  CARTOON  SECTION,  Josr.i'H 
.\.   Ct  NNiNGHA.M,   Philadelphia,   Pa. 

Filed  .4pril  11,  1923.      Serial  No.  17S.959       PUBLISHED 
JTNE   26.    1923. 


JUNE   26,    1923. 


Filed  March  S,  1923.     Serial  No.  177,120.     PUBLISHED 
JUNE  19,  1923. 

173,703.      LATHES.    MILLING    MACHINES,    DRILLIN(i 
MACHINES.     PLANING     MACHINES,     AND     BOR- 
ING   MACHINES.       JosBPH    T.     Ryerson    &    Sox. 
Chicago.  111. 
Filed  March  ,',  1923.      Serial  No.  177.023.     PUBLISHED 

JUNE  19,  192.3. 


173.719.  DRESS    SHIELDS.       I.    B     Klkinert    Ribber 
Co.MPANy.  New  York,  N.  Y, 

Filed  April  13.  1923.      Serial  No,  179.104.      PUBLISHED 
JULY   3,    1923. 

173.720.  SHEET   MUSIC.      M.    Witmark    &    Sons,    New 
York,  N.  Y. 

Filed  April  13,  1923.  Serial  No.  1,79,122       PUBLISHED 
JUNE  26.  1923. 


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OCTOBEB  2, 1928 


173.721.  MONTHLY  PERIODICAI-.  North  westebn 
Beli]  Tklephonb  Com  past,  Det  Molu»'s,  Iowa,  ami 
Omalia,  Nebr. 

nied  -Jpril  16,  192.'.      Serial  No.  179, -'18.     PUBLISHED 
JUXE  26l  1923. 

173. 7.'-'.  I  COTTON    POPLINS   IN   THB   PIECK       .\.mkki 
CA.X  BLE.iCHBD  GooDB  COMPANY,  I>C..  New  York,  N.  V 

Ftl«d  .AJprll  17,  1923.     Serial  No.  179. JSS.     PUBI.ISHBli 
JULY  lOJ  1923. 

173.723.  GINGHAM  PIECE  GOODS.  Netbcrgeh  *  >  -m 
r.iNij.   New  Yiirk.   N.   Y 

F"il..l  .*prll  IS,  1923.     Serial  No.  179,3U.     PURLlSHKlt 
JULY  lol  1923. 

173.724.  A  MAGAZINE  PUBLISHED  FROM  TIME  TO 
TIMF  Su;.wr?fi>  Newman,  doing  buslnrss  as  S,  New- 
man A  Company.  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Filed   Ipril  19.  192.'..     Serial  No.  179.380.     PTBLISHEI' 
JUNE  2H.   1923. 

173,72.-       BASEBALL.^  AND  BASEBALL  GU1VES.     Tur. 
B<)\  TOBEH  Sportixq  Qik>D8  CO.,  Hartford,  Conn 
FiU'd  ,1  pril  2U,  1923.     Serial  No.  179.394.     PUBLISHED 
1923. 
KKINGKS    AND    ART    NEEDLEWORK    TON 


JULY  3, 


17. 


SI.sriNG    OF    STAMPED    LINENS    AND   COTTONS. 
pMniERS.  Friknd  a  Lichtman,  New  York.  N.  Y. 
Fil.d    iipril  20,  1923.     Serial  No.  179.-426.     PUBLISHED 
JTLY  3,  1923. 

173. 7. 7       XIAGA/INi:«    PUBLISHED   MONTHLY.      The 
De.\:'.'  Hn  K.s  CoMPAVT,  Grand  Rapids,  Midi. 
Filed  April  27,  192.3.     Serial  No.  179,780.     PUBLISHED 
JUNE  24.  1923. 

173,728       MAGAZINE    PUBLISHED   MONTHLY.      Ei  Sir. 
D.  HoFTAiN.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 
Filed  1  pril  28,  1923.     Serial  No.  1  79.869.     PUBLISHED 
JUNE  2*,   1923 

173.. 729.        FISHING      r>INES      BOTH      BRAIDKD      AND 
TWISTED.   RODS,   SNELLED   HOOKS,   AND   IJ^AD 
ER3.     A.  G.  Hall,  doing  btKiiL-ss  as  Hall  Ro<l  Work."*. 
HigliUnd  Mill*.  N.  Y. 
Filed    May  2,   1923.     Serial  No    ISO.OQ.*).      PIBLI8HED 
JULY  3,  1923. 

173.730       WOOLENS   AND  WORSTEDS   IN   THE   PIECE. 
Wai  MBiBDS,  I.vc,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Mav   7.   1923       Serial   No.    1^0.312.      PUBLISHED 


Filed 


JULY  1(1.  1923. 

173.731       HAIR  CURLERS.     West  Electric  Haib  Clrleb 
CuvrAS'v.  Pbll.idelphia.  Pa. 
Filed   Mity  7.  1923,     Serial  No     180,313      PL"BLI8HBD 
JULY  3,   1923. 

173  7.32       WOOLEN  GOODS   IN  THE   PIECE.      W^nvMHn 
Mv  I  FAf'Triux';  CoMrASY,  Bath.  Me. 
Filed  Mnv   «.    1923.     Serial   No     l«;o„S.')l       PUBLISHED 
JULY   ID.  1923. 

173.733  LEATHER      LOOM      STNDRIKS     -  NAMELY, 

CnkcK    STRAPS,     LUG    STRAPS.    JACK    STRAPS. 
L      STRAPS.      BIMPER      STRAPS,      HOLD-UP 
STiAPS.   PICKERS.  PICKING   BANDS,  AND  COMB 


JUNE  12.  1923 


1 


73.fu. 


Ma  trrArrraiNG  Cohpa:«t,  Pawtucket.  R.  I. 


Filed  April  7.  1923.     Serial  No.  178.749.     PT'BLISHEr" 
JUNE  12.  1923. 

173.735.      GAME.      Libbers    \vn    Br.i.r.    MAvrKArrrRiNn 
Co)iPA5T,  Clinton,   Iowa. 


Filed 


JUNB  19.  1923 


173.73fi. 

Ne 

Filed 


ONS. 


ihari.es    Bond    raMP\NY,    Philadelphia, 


April  .-..   1923      Serial  No    178.,'588.      PT-PLISHED 


COTTON   riOOT'S    IN   THE    PIECE.      T^>rra!NK 


April  7,  1923      Serial   No,   17'*.753       PUBLISHED 


Baker    Bafsn     Co.     ]yr  . 


PAINTBRUSHES 
r  York.  N.   Y. 

April  3.  1923.     Serial  No.  17H,49fl.     PUBLISHED 


Jl'NE  19.  192.3. 


173.737.  TRACK      SWITCHES.      SWITCH      STANDS. 
SWITCH    PLATES.   AND  PARTS  THEREOF.      RaU- 

Ai'"'  .V.I AX  (  nRi"<>KATio\,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
File.l    Marrli    30.     1923.       Serial     No.    178.357.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   12,  1923. 

173.738.  I>O0R  LOCKS.     THE  BAasiCK  CoMPANT,  Bridge- 
port. Cotin 

F11..1     ^farrh     ::i).     1!V.'3        SeH.tl     No.     178,324.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   12,   1923. 

i:'..7:;;i       UUP.HKK    PADS   FOR   USE  IN  THE  TEXTILE 
AND      rUF.R  INDUSTRIES.     Fem.swav  Rubbeh  Co,, 

Bostnn.  Ma.s-;, 
Flle.l     .March    30.     1923.       Serial    No.     178,337.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   12.   1923. 

173.740.     BASEBALLS,  BALI^  PLAYERS'  GLOVES,  AND 
BALL  PL.VYKRS;   MITrS.      Rawlings   Maxleactir 
r\G  Co.,  St.  Loui.s,  Mo. 
nie.l     Mar.h     29,     1923        Serial    Nu.     178,283.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   19,  1923. 

173.741       CANNED  PEELED  TOMATOES  AND  TOMATO 

S.VUCK.     P    I'asteve  .«c  ("v..  \sr..  Boston,  Maaa. 
Filed     Mareh    2ft.     1923.       Serial    No.     178,278.       PUB 
I.ISIIED  JUNE  19.  1923. 

173,742.     FI'RNITIRR  POLISH.     BiDDT   Products  Co., 
Chicago,    111 
Filed    March    29.     1923        Serial    No.    178,217.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  19,   1923. 

173,743       CRfll'E    PAPER        Den.msov  'Manlfactcring 
C'l  ,   Framlngham,  Man*!, 
nied     March     27,     1923        Serial     No.     178,093.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  19.  1923. 

173.744.     LOOSE  LK.VF  BOOKS  OF  ACCOUNTING  AND 
PACKA(;ES  and  pages  therefor.     Simplicitt 
Sai.ks  Cumpanv.  Seattle.  Wash. 
File,l     March    2t;.     1923        Serial    No.     178.068.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   19,   l!t23. 

173,74.1.       LEAD    PEN<  ILS        EbbrhaRD    Faber    Pbmcil 
Company,   Brooklyn,   N.  Y 
Filed    March    22,     1923        Serial    No.    177,835.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  19,   1923. 

173.74rt        F0R(;ED     bodies     for     HAND     STAMI'S, 
FULLERED    FOR(;iN(;S.    AND   I    F0RGIN08.      Jas. 
H     Mattmbws  it   (  oMPASY.   Pittuburgh,   Pa. 
Kiled  March  21.  192.3.     Serial  No.  177,792.    PUBLISHED 

JUNE   12,    1923, 

173.747       MOTOR     PISTONS.      MrsKEOON    Moto«    8p«- 
riAi.TiEH  CiiN(p\M.  Miinktuon.   Mich. 
Filed    March    2o,     l'.t23        .s.^rial     No.    177,749.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  12,    1923 

173. 74*5       CERTAIN   KNITTEI)   PIECE  GOODS,      RHli.v- 
AiKR  Roth    KMi-riM.    Mii  i-«,   Isr  .  New  York.  N.   Y. 
Filed    March     19.    1923        Serial    No.    177,693.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26.  1923 

173.74  9         COTTON     DICK.     AND    CANVAS    PIECE 
GOODS.     A.    D.    Ji  iiiiARD   &    Co..    Ivc,   New   York, 
N    Y 
Filed     March     19.     1923        Serial     No.     177,673.       PUB- 
LISHED JINK   26.    1923 

178,750       SILK   RIBBONS   IN  THE  PIECE.      W.  V.   JuD- 
KiNs  ,^   Son,  Rdston.   Ma>"<. 
Filed     Marc'i     19,     19J3.       Serial     No.     177,672.       PUB- 
LISHED  JUNE   26,    1923 

173. 711       DRESS   PA'PrERNS.     Excella   Pattebn  Com- 
pany, New  York.  N.  Y 
Fllefl    March     19.    1923.       Serial    No.    177,660.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   19.    1923. 

173.752.       HAND     VALVES     FOR    GAS,     STEAM.    AND 
WATER.     The  Coi>OMAr,  Brass  Works.  Inc.,  New 
Britain,  Conn 
Flle<l    MarOi     19      192:;        Serial    No.    177.652.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNK   12.    1923 


October  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


^ 


173.753.      CANNED    FISH,      Abbott,    Hai-i.    k    Co.,    also 
doing   liusiiiesR   as   John    Braadland    Ltd  ,    and    Venus 
Packing   (  o.,  Boston.   Mass. 
File<i    .March    17.    1923.       Serial     No.    177, .ISO.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.  1923. 

173,7.'>4.       PREPARATION     FOR     CLEANING     FABRIC, 
LEATHER.     AND     WOODWORK.        PoLYOOv     Prod- 
iTTs   Co  ,   Boston.   Mass. 
Filed     Marcli     M,     1923.       Serial    No.     177.515.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,  1923. 

173,7.1.-.       PICTTUKS  PRINTEI'  FROM  CAMERA   NEGA- 
TIVES     Li  xite  Laboratories,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
nied    March    15,     1923.       Serial     No.    177.497.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  12,  1923, 


173. 


16 


B(HJTS    ANr>    SHOES    MADE    OF    LEATHER, 
F.VBRIC.     OR     A     COMBINATION     OF     LEATHER 
AND    FABRIC,       Crookbr    k    Morse.    Im- ,    Bridge- 
water.  Mb.>*h. 
Filed    March     14.     1923.       Serial    No.     177,428.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,   1923, 


173.7.17.      SHOE    AND    LEATHER   POLISHES. 
R.   Calvert,  Medina,  Ohio. 
Filed    March     L3,    1923,       Serial    No.    177,358, 
LI  SHED  JUNE  1,   1923. 


Howard 
PUB- 


173.758       SOAP   AND  SOAP  PRODUCTS.     BONDEt)  Prod- 
ifTs  Coei'oration,  New  Y'ork,  N.  T. 
Fil.<i    March    13.    1923.      Serial    No.    177,353.      PUB- 
LISHED JT'NB  5,  1923. 

173.7.59.     SOAP  AND  SOAP  PRt)DUCTS.     Bonded  Prod- 
ITTS  CoRpoRATiox.  New  Y'ork,  N.  Y. 
Filed     March     13.    1923.       Serial    No.     177.352.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  5.   1923. 

17  3,760.  WOMEN'S,  MISSIES'  AND  CHILDREN'S 
WASH  DRESSES  AND  APRONS.  John  C.  Michabc 
Company.  Ciiicago,  ill. 


Filed     March     12.     1923 
LISHBD  JULY   10.   1928. 

173.761.      LADIES'    HATS 
York    N.  Y. 
Filed    March    12,     1923. 
LISHED  JULY  3.  1923. 


Serial    No.    177,313.      PUB- 

Hbnry    W.    Jaedikbr.   New- 
Serial    No.    177,300.      PUB- 


173.762         PINEAPPLE     OLACfi.     GLACfi     ASSORTED 

FRUITS.    AND  CRYSTALLIZED   GINGER.      Causse 

Mam  PACTiRiNG    it     IwroRTiNG    Co..    Bound     Brook, 

N.  J  ,   and  New  York.  N,  Y, 

Filed    March    12,    1923.      Serial    No.    177,274.      PLTi- 

LISHED  JULY  3.  192.3. 

173,763.     SHOE  SHINING  PREPARATION  HAVING  IN 

CIDBNTAL    DYEING  PROPERTIES.      SANr>ER.soN'.s 

Tintine  Co..  Lincoln,  Nebr. 

Filed    March     10,    1923.  Serial    No.    177,245.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26.    1923. 


National  Shikt  Shops. 


173.764.  MEN'S   CLOTHING. 
Inc.,  New  York.  N.  Y. 

Piled  March  9,  1923.    Serial  No.  177,194.    PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,   1923. 

173.765.  TITLE  FOR  CARTOONS.  Associated  Edi- 
tors. Chicago.  111. 

Filed  March  8.  1923.    Serial  No.  177,119.    PUBLISHED 
JUNE  12,  1923. 

173.766.  MATTRESSES.  John  Hoet  &  Co.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 

Filed  March  7.  1923.    Serial  No.  177.084.    PUBLISHED 
MAY  29.  1923. 

173.767.  INFORMATIONAL  PICTURE  BOOKS  PUB- 
LISHED IN  A  CONTINUING  SERIES.  Charles 
FiTZHCOH  TALMAN,  dolng  hnsinesa  as  Tbe  Pictogram 
Company,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Piled  March  6,  1928.    Serial  No.  177,055.    PUBLISHED 
JUNE  19,  1923. 

315  O.  G.— 4 


173.768.  ADVERTISING  LITHO<JRAPHEr».  PR1NTEI>. 
HAND- PAINTED  PAPER  AND  CARDBOARD 
SIGNS.  DISPLAYS,  AND  BILLBOARD  SHEETS. 
Rex  Wi.voow  .\i>vEHTis!\f;  Co..  Inc..  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Fih-a  March  0.  1923     Serial  No.  177,011     iTBLlSHED 
JUNE    V2,   1923. 

173.769.  FIBER  CHAIR  SKATS  American  Fibre 
Chair  Seat   Corp.,  Long  Island  City.   N.  Y. 

Filed  March  fi,  1923.    Serial  No.   177,028     rUBLISHED 
JUNE   12,   1923. 


(.".   i'EHCEVAi..  .\i  w  York,   .N.   Y. 
Serial  N.i    176.913     PUBUSHED 


.MrGoyKRN    &    MCGOVEHN, 


173.770.  OLIVE  OIIx 
Filed  March  3.  1923 

JULY  3,  1923 

173.771.  CANNED  S.VLMON 
Seattle,  Wa.sh. 

Filed     March     3,     1923        Serial    No.     176.904.       PUB- 
LISHED JT-LY   10.    1923. 

173.772.  COMBS  AND  BARBETTES  MADE  OF  A  COM- 
POSITION MATERIAL  KNOWN  AS  VISCOLOID. 
Pacific  Noveltt  Co.mpany.   New    York.   N.   Y. 

Filed     March     2.     1923.       Serial     No      176,851.       PUB- 
LISHED MAY  29.  1923. 

173.773.  CHEMICAL      COMPOUNr*      T'SED      IN 
MANUFACTURE   OF   RUBBETl   PRODTCTS 
Vanderkilt    roMpANY.    I  NT  ,   New   York.    N     Y 

Filed    February    6.    1923        Serial    No     iTIiVH 
LISHED  JUNE  26.  1923. 


THE 
R.   T 

PUB- 


173.774.      VEGETABLE    L.\RD    ST'BSTITUTE. 
CoOKNrT    Corporation.    Baltimore.     Md 
Filed    February    7,    1923.      Serial    No     17.1610. 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923, 


The 
PUB- 


173.775.  TOILET    ARTICLES  -\IZ,     TOOTH     PASTE. 
Wm.   McDovach   *  Sons.  New  York,  N    Y, 

Filed    February    7.    1923.      Serial    No      175,669        PT'B- 
LISHFD  JUNE  26,  1923, 

173.776.  OILVE  OIL      Rome  Importing  Co..  .New  York. 
N.  Y. 

Filed    Fehrnary    7.    1923.      Serial    No.    171.6^0.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26,  1923. 

173.777.  AMMONIA.     Snow  Ci.orp  Ammonia  Company, 
Boston,  Masa. 

Filed    February    7.    1923.      Serial    No,    175, 6S3.      PT'B- 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923. 

• 

173.778.  OINTMENT,  Skratch  MANrr.^rTTBTxr.  Co,, 
Los  Angeles.  Calif. 

Filed    February    8.    1923.      Serial    .No     175.744.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26.  1923. 

173.779.  MAGNESIA    USED    FOR    PHARMACEUTICAL 

PURPOSES.         LaBOBATORIO     CHIMICO     FARMACErTICO 

MoDEUvo   Di    Granglli    Candiani   &  C,   Turin.   Ital.T. 
Filed    February    9.    1923.      Serial    No.    175.794.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26.  1923. 

178.780.  SAUCE  CONSISTING  OF  A  COMBINATION 
OF  MUSHROOMS.  TOMATOES,  CHICKEN,  AND 
TOMATO  PASTE.  Pkince  Macarum  Mfo.  Co.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass. 

Filed    February    9.    1923.      Serial    No.    175,808.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26,  1923. 

173.781.  FRESH  CITROUS  FRUITS,  DrARTE-MONROViA 
Fruit  Exchange,  Duarte,   Calif 

Filed  February   10,    1923,      Serial   No.    175,853.      PLTB- 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923. 

173.782.  CANDY.  The  Euclid  Candt  Co.,  Cleveland, 
Ohio. 

Filed    February    17,    1923.      Serial    No.    176,171.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.  1923. 

173.783.  POT  ROAST.  SPAGHETTI,  POTTED  BEEF, 
TRIPE  STEW.  RAVIOLI,  AND  NOODLES,  Charles 
Moi.i.NBLLi,  doing  business  as  Italian  Macaroni  Pro- 
duction   Co..    Rockaway    Beach,    N.    Y, 

Filed    February   20.    1923.      Serial    No.    176,354.      PT'B- 
LISilED  JULY  3.  1923. 


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October  2. 1923 


173.744.  ITRE   VIRCilN   OLIVE   OIL.      Htm.o-    Kakli.v, 
doing  business  as  H.   Karlln  Co.,   New  York.   N    Y 

Fileld    February   24.   1923.      Serial    No.    176.550.      TIB 
LISH^D  JULY  3,  1923. 

173.745.  CANNED    OKR.\.       C.     Perceval.    New    York, 

n[  Y. 

Fllil    March     6,     1923.       Serial     No      177.047.       I'l'B 
LISHfD  JULY  3.  1923. 

173,7«I6,      CANDY.      Walter   M     Lowvey   Compa.vy,    Bos 
tilu,  Mass. 
Fllell    March    10.     1923.       Serial     No      177.235        PI'B 
LISH|:D  JULY  3.  1923. 

173.717.      CARAMELS.      I'h-'EBE    TheH'S    t  .^ramei.    Cm  . 
>ston.  Mass. 
Fll^    March     10.    1923.       Serial    No,     177,243.      TUB 
LISH|:D  JULY  3.  1923. 

17::.7^.^        rOCKET    TOOL    KNIVES.       Fran.s     Va.v     I  er 
VTtgh,    doing    business    as    Hlkecut    Coinpan,y,     New 
)rk,  N.  Y. 
Filfti    February    20,    1923.      Serial    No     176.343.      PUB 
LISHFD  JUNE  26.  1923. 

173.7*).       FRESn    ORANGES    AND    LEMONS        Es<  os 
DltX)  f 'I  TECS  Tsii'N,  Escundido.  Calif. 
F\\M    March     13.    1023.       Serial    No.    177.369.       PT'B 
LISHFI)  JULY  3,  1923. 

I73.7'.»<V        HAMS.      SHOULDERS.     BA(X)N.      SAI'SAGE. 
>NGUES.    DRIED    BEEF,    JOWLS,    BUTTS.    AND 
Ii.\.RlA      India.vai'I'Li.s    ABATToia    Company,    Indian 
.i;  >oli»,  Ind 
Fikd    March     13,    192.H.       Serial     No.    177.380.       PUB 
LISHl^D  JULY  3,  1923. 

17  3.791.      MEN'S   AND    YOUNG    MENS    SUITS   ANI* 
OVERCOATS.     Scholoerer  &  Aig,   Inc  ,   New   York 
N.  Y. 
Filil    January    23,    1923.       Serial    No.    174,979       PUB 

LISHED  JULY  10,  1923. 

17  3,1792.  MEN'S  DRESS  SUITS.  TUXEDO  SUITS. 
FjULL-DRESS  SUITS.  DINNER,  DANCE.  AND 
IJHEATER  JACKETS.  RAINCO.VTS.  OVERCOATS. 
HATS.  SWEATERS,  POATS.  TROUSERS,  VESTS, 
.4nD  KNICKERBOi  KERS  Joh.x  David.  New 
Y^ork.  N.  Y. 
R14d    January    22.    192.T.       .^ierlal    No     174,894.      PUB 

LISHED  JULY  10,  1923. 

173,793       CRYSTALLIZEr>  ANT*  PRESERVED  GINGER, 
(  IIUTNEY.      HONEY.      PRESERVED      KUMQUATS. 
AND  GLACfi  FRIITS.     J..seph   O    Taneyhill,  New 
Ylork.  N.  Y. 
Fuid    January    18,    1923.      Serial    No.    174,757.      PUB 

LISHED  JULY  10.  1923. 

I73,7:i4       MENS    WORK   SHIRTS       Kei.ias.  e    MANfFAC 

jkRivo  I'l.vi  p\\  V,  ('hir-fi;.'    Ill 
Pllid    January    18.    19-3.      Serial    No.    174.753.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10.   1923. 

173,7^5.      CLEANING    POWr»ER       P.ul    Timp,   Milwau 
kjte.  Wis. 
F114d    January    1.'..    102.T        S»^rial    N'l      174,644,      PUB 
LISHED  MAY  29,  1923 

173,7'if!         .«-<>APS,     .«)Ar     P.\STP:S.     .VND     soap     PdW 
IlEHS.     pASKiMfiHiK  R  ".KK  Kr  Gai.let,  Paris.  France. 
¥^\M    January    13.    19.':i        .Serial    No.    174. S^O.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26.   191'.'. 

173.7^7      SOl'T  DRINK,     Moryt  i\  Rt.  A  Wink  Co.  Inc. 
N.w   York,   N.  Y 
Filed    January    10,     1923       S^-rlal    Nu     174,40.5.       Plli 
LISHF:D  JULY  3.  1923. 

173,708.       GRANULAR    OR     POWDERED    ANTISEITD" 
CLEANSER  FOR  THE  TOILET.     Triple  S  Scbvi.  k 
f  OBPOBATiON,  Denver,  Colo. 
Filial    January    9.    1923.      Serial    No     174.370.      PUB 

I.isn  F.D  JULY  3.  1923. 


173.799  SEA  FOOD.  COMPRISING  FRESH  .\ND  DRIED 
HSII  .\ND  KRKSH  SHELL  FISH.  INCLUDING 
CRABS.  .'^HRIMP.  AND  OV-iFERS.  AN1>  DUIKD 
SHKI.MP  Thk  Star  Fish  A.  Oyster  Co..  M..MI0, 
Ala 
Uil.Ml     .I;in!);tr>     :i,     UU.".        Serial     N...     174,l.'t;.        PIT. 

LISHED  .lUl.Y  3,   l!i23 

1T."..^<|||        HKl   r    DRKSSIMi        Dchyka  M  ancfacti  ri  .nu 
CiiMPANY.  Bajonne.   N.  J, 

Fil.'d    D»-CHn)!i.T    -■:;.    I'.cj.'       S.Tial    No,  17:'., 742,      PUB 
LISHED  JI'NE  12.  1923 

17:1. HOI       SH'ir;   Pdl.lSH   id.NTAINING   .\    DYE       KuviT 
( "  n  E  M  h  > ! ,  c . .  M  r  ^  \  1  ,  O  k !  11  h  1 1  ma .  Ok  la . 
Fil...!    I>.'c.!ic-.T    :;i.    1922.      .Serin!    No,    173.6."  1        PUB- 
I.ISHi:ii    n   \1.   12.  1!I2.".. 

it:;>oj     p.i  k  ik  i.f!  s    wo  B(i\r)S     cai.dwkm,  a  i  .m 

PANT.  Nashville,  Ttnn 

niM.l    I».  .  .iiiS.T    i:<     l:c.-j,      S.Tial    No.    173. .'.62.      PUB- 
LISH r:D   .ni.Y  3.    I!t23. 

17:!.^o  !      TH.VDINC,  (  KRTIFIC.VTES      Robert  Lorfv  Ma 
SON.   (loiiii;  bu8ines.<  as  Anchor  Sal<'s  Service.    Wati-r 
loo.    Iowa 
K1I..1    lH..-..Tiii.r    1<i-     U>22       Serial    Nn     173. .Ms,      PUB 

LISHED  M,VV  29.   192" 

17.; -o»     m.\i;a7.im:s  pi  hlished  mdnthi.v     Kaik 

MAN-Cr  lEE'mn    IS''  .  Chicago.  HI, 
Filfd    DpcmtHF    14,    1922       Serial    No.    173.:'.:n        PUH 
LISHED  JUNE  26,   1923. 

173>r).-,      i(iRSF:ts      Wr.i\.;u!rE\  Bros.,  New  YitW,  N   Y 
Filed    December    7,    1922       Serial    No.    173.r»61        PT\i- 
LISHED  JT'LY  3,  192.1. 

17.".>ot;       (ul  en    H\M\IM(KS    AND    STANDS   THERE 
For       An  as    H\\i\(  >ck   Co..  New  York.   N.   Y 
m.Hl     O.M-..riS.T    7      1922        Serial    No.    173.04^        PI  B- 
LI8HED  JULY  3    1923. 

17,3>ri:        INSKCIK   ILK    AND    DEODORANT       William 
1      ,1  -HNv.  doine   tiu^^ini'ss   as   Texas   Chemical   &   Spe- 
ci.ilty   Co..   Fort    Worth,  Tex, 
Kll.-.!     .Inriuarv     -J-J.     II'.':;        Serial     No.     174.902,       PUB 

LISHED  JULY  10.  1923 

17:;>os       (McK!,i:s       Ki  I  t  N   w,    Mafmtt.  iloln;:  t>u,^iii''-is 
ri  <   I   ni\  .-r^iir  •>    I'ii'kle  (  onipany.    St,    Loui«.   Mo 
File,!    Oefuiur    'M      i(C2L'        Sorial    No,    171371        PUB- 
LISHED MAY   15.  1923. 

173  SO'.  I'VIAMVS        DRESS       SHIRTS.       NE(;i.I';r:K 

SIIIHIS     \\I'  NIOHTSHIRTS  AND  MEN'S  ROBFS 
KNi>;Hf    Brothers  I'n.  Ivc.,  New  York.  N    Y, 

Fil.Ml    o,T.,h..r    ."'.1,    Ut-L'        Serial    No.     171. 422        PUB 
LISHED  JULY  3.   1923. 

it:;  s]0      S(e\['S      Ci.i  .iate  A  c.impa.ny,  Jersey  city,  N    .1 
Fil.-.l    N..v,n;fi.r    1,    1922        Serial    No.    171,451.       PUB- 
LISHEI*  ,TUNE  12.  1923 

173, sii        Moys'     sriTS        Parker  -  Bridget    C'impanv. 
Washington,  D,  C. 
File.l    NnvenilxT    2.    1922.      Serial    No     171. .'iOs        piH 
LISHED  JULY  in,  1923 

17:;  '■IJ       BOOTS     SHOICS,    SLIPPERS.    ANr»    S.\NDAI,S 
MADE  OF   LEATHER.    KI1»,    SATIN,    CI>C)TH.    .\ND 
I'KI.T,      Bi.o.i\i    Si  liiTMR  Shoe  Co.,  Inc.,   New   York, 
and  Brooklyn.  N    V. 
Filed    Nov.'mher    3.    1922.      Serial    No,    171, .524        PUB 

LISHED  JILY  3.   1923 

173. si:',       (iOI.F   CUBS       The  Craweord,    Mi  Gregor   A 
Canbt  Company.  I>ayton,  Ohio. 
Filed    November    6.    1922.       Serial    No.    171,623.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,  1923. 

173.814      SHAVING  CREAM.     PETER  Amsterdam,  doing 
business  as  The  .Xmsterose  Co.,  Philadelphia.  Pa.,  and 
New  York.  N    Y 
Filed    November    s,    1922.      Serial    No.    171.720.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  5,  1923. 


October  2.  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


:>\ 


173.815.  METAL  POLISH.     B.  Heller  &  Compam    Chi- 
cago. HI. 

Filed   November    9.    1922.      Serial    N...    171  7.-j7       PUB 
LISHED  MAY  29.  1923 

173.816.  CABINETS.       Wa.s.mi  tii  Endicott     Company. 
Andrews,   Ind. 

Filed    November   9,    1922.      Serial    No     171  774       PUB 
LISHED  JUNE  12,  1923 

173.817.  SOAPS.    SOAP    PASTES,    AND    SOAP    POW- 
DERS.    Parfi'mebie  Rfx.ER  k  Gallet,  I'arls,  France, 

Fllwi   Novenii.er    11.    1922       Serial    No.    171.867       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   12,  1923 

173.818  BISCUITS  Peiuectio.v  Bisciit  Company, 
Fort  Wayne,  Ind 

Filed    November    13.    I!i22       Seriid   No.    171,950       PUB- 
LISHED MARCH  20,   192S 

173.819  JINIORS'    AND    MISSES'    CLO.\KS,    CAPES. 
AND    SUITS.       SiioMNCER  Hkivsheimeh     Mam  fa' 
TfRiNG  Co..  Chicago,  III 

Filed    November    13,    1922.      Serial    No     171  064        PUB 
LISHED  JULY  3.  1923 

173.820  HOSIERY  Fay  Hm.sikry  Mills,  iNCOBPOBATTr) 
Philadelphia.  Pa. 

Filed    November   14.    1922.      Sedal   No.    171, 98»       PUB 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923 

173.821  KNITTED  AND  TEXTILE  FABRIC  UNDER- 
GARMENTS—NAMELY. SHIRTS.  DRAWERS,  AND 
COMBINATION  SHIRT  AND  DRAWERS  Jacob 
Miller's    SnN.s   Co,   Philadelphia,    Pa 

Filed    Noveml>er   14.    1922.      Serial    No     172,004       PUB 
LISHED  JILY  3.  1923. 

173.822.       KNITTED     OUTER     GARMENTS -NAMELY 
KNITTED     SCARFS.     SHAWLS,     AND     SWEATER 
COATS.        Hawley     Knitting     Mills,      Inc       New 
York.  N    Y. 
Filed    November   IS.    ]922       Serial    No,    172.221.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923 

17.3.823.     CANNED  FISH.     I^rankH    From m .  doing  busl- 
ne.s8  as  F.   H.   Fromm  A  Company.  Philadelphia.  Pa 
Piled    November   21.    1922.      Serial    No,    172  329       PUB 
LISHED  MAY  15,  l923. 

173.824  MEDII-INAL  PREPARATION  FOR  CERTAIN 
AILMENTS  Standard  Crayon  MANrpACTt  ring 
COMPANT,  and  doing  busire-ss  also  as  Antl  Itis  Com- 
pary,  Jianvers,  Mass. 


Seri.il    No.    175,627.      PUB- 


I.AMiA     Gaspari.    New 

Serial    : 


York. 


17.-..4S:;        I'fB 


Filed    February    6.    1923 
LISHED  JUNE  26.  1923. 

173.825        DEODORANTS 
N.  Y 
Filed    Feliniary    3.    1923. 
LISHED  JUNE  26.  1923. 

173.826.  FRESH  CITROTS  FRUITS  Lindsay  Coop- 
erative   crriii  .s    AssoeiATioN.    I.indsav.    Calif. 

Filed    February    6.    1923.       Serial    No.    175  610       Pl^B- 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923. 

173.827.  CHEMICALS.  MEDICINES.  AND  PHARMA- 
CEUTICAL PREPARATIONS  Sanford  Chamker- 
LAIN   A   .Vlbehs   Comi'any.   Kn..\ville,   Tenn. 

Piled    February    l.    1923.      Serial    No.    175  408       PUB 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923. 

173.828.  OILY  LIQUID  FOR  IMPRE<;NATI  NG  THF 
FILLING  MASS  OF  AIR  FILTERS  Wm.  Reed 
Engineering   Company,    Louisville.   Ky. 

Filed    January    31.    1923.      Serial   No.    175  371       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26,  1923 

173.829.  CHEMICAL    PREPARATION    FOR    BLEACH- 
ING MATERIAL.     St  rpass  Che.vical  Co    Inc     \1 
bany,  N.  Y. 

Filed   January   26,    1923.      Serial    No.    175  170       Pl-B- 
LISHED  JUNE  26.  1923. 

173.830.  KNITTED  COATS.  JACKETS.  AND  SWEAT- 
ERS. John  8.  Ellis,  doing  business  as  Shirland 
Knitting  MUlB,  Philadelphia.   Pa. 

Filed   January    25,    1923.      Serial    No.    175  076       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26,  1923. 


173,831.      KNITTED     WEAR.      D.     B.mi.antyne.     Broth 
Eks  i  Co.MiANi.  LiMiiKi'    I'eehi.s    Scotland 
Filed    .lanuary    L'.".,    1!.-.-.       s-rial    N-     17.-)0.-,;;       I't  R. 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923 

173, K;^:;.      HIJA.SSlftRES       lM,u.,Tin    Bf-KiM.    New    V-rk 
N    Y. 
Filed    January    24.    1923.      Serial    No.    174.999       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26.  1923. 

173,833,      MEDICINAL  POWDERS   .ANt>  T  \BI  FTS    FOR 
CERTAIN    NAMED    USi:S       Ja'kson    D,    I.ee,    Wyn- 
cote,  Pa, 
Filed    January    19,    192:i       Serial    No     174  7S9       PIB- 

LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923. 

I7;!,s.;4         CORSETS,     BRASSlf:R!:s.     AND     COMBIN.V- 
TION      CORSETS     AND     BliASSII^RES         Sntkrna- 
tional    Corset    Company,    .\iirora,     111 
Filed    January    19,    1923       Serial    No     174  7S.-,        prB- 

LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923. 

173,8.35.     BOOTS  AND  SHOFS  OF  KIP    CANVAS,    AND 
LEATHER       The    Jiveniie    Shoe    C..Rpnr:ATinN    ,.r 
America.  Carthage.  Mo 
Filed    OctolK^r    2.     1922.       Serial     Nu,     170l<.l*        I'UB- 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923. 

17:;.'-:;<1      women  s   bi.oomkrs.    p,\nt,vlfts    and 

PETTICOATS       Eagle    Skiht    Ch.mi'any     New    York 
N,  Y.  . 

Filed    November    2.    1922       Serial    Nt>     171  490       PTB- 
LISHED  JUNE  26,  1923. 

173,8:',7.      BOOTS   AND  SHOES  OF  KIP,   CA  NV,\S.   AM> 
LEATHER.      The   Jr  venile    Shmf    Corporation    of 
America.  Carthage.  Mo 
Filed    October    2.     1922        Serial     No      170  198        ITH. 

LISHED  JUNE  26.   1923, 

173.838.      CORSETS,      Mme     Ikene     New    York.    N     Y 

Filed    September   12.    1922.      Serial    No     1  r,9  ."-ifU        PUP.- 
LISHED  APRIL  24.  l923. 

l73,8,-i9.       CHOCOLATE    CANDY        C     ,       Brown    Candt 
Co.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 
Filed   September   11.    1922       Serin!    Ni.    169^79 
LISHED  JULY  3.  1923 

173.840.  I'RESH    DE.TPrOUS    FHIITS        W     .\ 
well,  CHmlno.  Calif. 

Filed    September    9.    1922       SeriMi    \..     169  2:16 
LISHED  JULY  3.   1923. 

173.841.  CANNED  FRUITS   AND   VEGETABLES 
LAND    Canning    Company.    Holland,    Mich 

Filed   November   ]3,    1922       Serial    No    171  917 
LISHED  JULY  3,  1923, 

173,S42.      FRESH    .\ND   CANNED    FRUITS    AND   VF(;E- 
T.KBLES,    FRUIT   .lAMS.    AND    CATCHUP.       I'ikas- 
ant  Grovf;  Canning  Company.  Pleasant  Grove.  Utah 
Filed    November    13.    1922.      Serial    No     171.9.''.l.      ITB- 
LISHED  JULY  3.  1923. 

173.843,  .MEN  S  CLOTHINi; 
I,  Reinhektz.  also  doin^' 
Co.,  San  Francisco,  Calif 

Filed    November    13.    192: 
LISHED  JUNE  12.  1923, 

173.844,  C.KNNED    SALMON, 
Chinook,  Wash. 

Filed    December    6.    1922,      Serial    No,    172.975.      PUB 
LISHED  JULY  3.   1923. 

173,M.'"i,       SIRUPS    AND    I-IXTRACTS    1T)R    FXAVORlNti 
FOODS.      Walker  Bros.  Co..  Boston.  Mass.,  assignor 
to  Zil-Rex  l\iod   Products   Inc.   Bupkiu.  Mass..  a  Cor- 
poration of  Massachusetts, 
Filed    Deoornber   12.    1922.      Serial    No.    173.261       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,  1923. 

17  3.846.      BOOTS    AND    SHOES— NAMELY,    WORK 
SHOES.   STREET  SHOES.  AND  DRE8S   SHOES   OF 
LEATHER    AND    LEATHER    AND    RUBBER.      The 
Philip  Giard  Shoe  Company.  Inc.,  Brockton,  Mass. 
Filed   I>ceml)er  27.    1922,      Seial    N..     173  Ss6       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   12.   1923. 


PT'B- 

•  'ali^- 

PUB- 

HoL- 

PTB- 


N.VMFLY.   PANTS.     Max 

'iisin.'ss   as   Reinhertz   Mf^: 

Serial    No     171,957.      PUB- 

Chiniiok    Packing    Co.. 


l!i 


8S 


17S.M1 


Filed 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OOTOBKB  2, 1923 


(.HOCOLATE  MALTED  CONCENTRATE  FOR 
THi  MAKING  OF  A  FOOD  DRINK,  SrrHyms 
Coiift-SY,  Chicago,   111 

d  January    6,    H.23.       Serial    No.    174,265.       PUB- 
JULY   3.   1923. 
CANNED    FRUITS,    CANNED    VEGBTABLB8. 
AuW  *  L»wi3,  Portlaad,  Oreg. 
Filed    January    10.    1923.      Serial    No.    1T4.379.      PUB 
LISHBE   JULY  3.  1923. 


173,848. 


DATES. 


Tort.  N.  Y. 


tH.  QiociLAS  k  V.  roTiilwx«.c,  New 
Sertal    No.    174.438.      PUB- 


Plled    January    U.    1923 
LISHEt    JULY  3.  1923. 

173.860.     CANNED  VEGETABLES.     A.  W.  Fxbbbk,  doing 
boainpaa  as  A.  W.  Feeser  k  Co..  Weatmlnater.  Silver 
Run,  and  Taneytown,  Md. 
Flledljanuary    15     1923.      Serial    No.    174.615.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.  1923. 

17  3.861.      ICE-CREAM    PREPARATION    IN    LIQUID 
FORM.     Wiu-IAM  Klcq,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Filed   January    17.    1923.      8erl*l   No.    174.686.      PUB- 
U8HBD  JULY  ft,  1923. 

173.852]      CANNED    FRUITS.      O««oo:f    (HowMS    COOP 
riTB  Aa80Ci.*TioM,  Salem.  Oreg. 
Filed]  JanuAry    20.    1923.      Serial    No.    174.861.      PUB- 
LI8HEI)  JULY  3.   1923. 

178,853        8AUSAGB    AND    SAUSAGE    MEAT.       KmASa 
bvTSiON  Co.,  Washington.  D.  C. 
Flledf  January    25,    1923.      Sertal   No.    176,085.      PUB- 
LISHEl)  JULY  3.  1»23. 

173,.854       CANDIED   POP   CORN.     Th»   Mckcihb   Bbos  , 
Co  ■cord.  N.   H. 
Filfrt[  January    26.    1923.      Serial    No.    175.150.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,  1923. 

173  Ssi  VEGETABLE  AND  MINERAL  COMPOUND 
.  .Tr  NEUTRALIZING  LACTIC  ACIDS  TO  BE  UBED 
IN^  WHIPPING  ORDINARY  CREAM  AND  BOGS. 
JaLbs  Hkxbt  Lewis,  doing  bualneaa  aa  L^wla  Bco- 
notalc  Co..  not  Inc..  Chicago.  Ill 

January    29,    1923.      Serial    No.    175.253.      PUB- 
JULY  3.  1923. 

CANDY      M    A    Hastt,  Richmond,  Ind. 
February    3,    1923.      Serial    No.    175,492.      PTB 
LISHEJD  JULY   3,    1923. 
173,851.       CANNED     FRUITS 
Tflrtland,  Oreg. 
Fll4    February    9,    1923       Serial    No.    175.809.      PUB 
LISHrtD  JULY  3.  1923. 

17.3.85^.     CANNED   FRUITS,   CANNED   BERRIES.   AND 
cInNED    VEGETABLES.       Rat-Maling    Co,    Isc  . 
Portland.  Oreg 
Fllei    February    9.    1923       Serial    No.    175.810.      PUB 
LI8HBD  JULY  3.   1923 

178.85^.      CANNED    FRUITS   AND   CANNED    BBBRIB8. 
^T-MikLiMo   Co..   iNC  ,   Portland,  Or^g. 
FlU-41    February    0.    1923.      Serial    No.    175,812.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,   1923. 


Fllefj 
LI8H1 

173..'«.'S< 
Filet 


Ray-Mali.so    Co.,    Imc 


173.8«= 


JELLIE^S       Victor    P.    Kbnnabd.    OreeoUnd, 


H. 


Flh 


February    16,    1923.      9erla4    No.    176,130.      PUB- 
LISH fco  JULY  3,  1923. 
173. 8ql.     CANDY      Elmbk  Cavdt  Co.,  Inc.,  New  Orleans. 

Fil<^    January    25,    1923.      Serial    No.    175,077.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.  1923. 

173,842        CERTAIN    NAMED    MEDICINAL    PRBPABA 
TION8.     Fabbwichkb  vobm.  Mbistbr  Lccids  k  Baof- 
rro,   Hochat-on-the-Maln,  Germajiy 
Flkd  Janwtry    25.    1923.      8«rial    No.    175,078.      PUB 
USH  ED  JUL.T  8,  1923. 

in,8(^.     COMBT   STEELS.      Thu   Bitb  Fotn    Coesbt 
Co.  IWC.  New  York.  N.  Y. 
Flhd   JM»B*ry    25.    1923.      Serial    No     175.107,      Pt  B 
LI8HED  JUNB  12,  1923. 


173, H64       WOMEN'S    TNI 'F.RGARMENTS.      Hmmak    B. 

HoFFMA.v.  Npw   York.   N.   Y. 
FUe.1    January    27,    U>2:'.        Serial    No.    176,195.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY    10,    1023. 

173  H65  HOUSEHOLD  AND  OFFICE  FUBNITURB— 
NAMELY.  DESKS,  TABLES,  CHINA  CL08BT8, 
BUt-FETS,  MIRRORS,  GATE-LEO  AND  CONSOLE 
TABLES  Framis  H  Mii.lkr,  doing  buslne«s  as 
HagiTstown  Table  Works.  Hagerstown,  Md. 
Filed    January    27,    lit23        Serial    No.    175,208.      PUB- 

LISHEI)  MAY    29,    1923 

173,st',r,      KRESSF^s  .VND  WAISTS.     Thb  Pollak  Baoa. 
Campant,  F<irt  Wayno    In«l 
Fil.-d    January    27.     192H        S^-rial    No.    175,211.       PUB- 
LISHED  JILY    10,    1023 

173.sr>7      CANDV      Elmf.r  rA.M>v  Co  ,  Inc.,  New  Orleana, 
Iji. 
V\hd    January    2.1     1923       Serial    No.    175.229.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY   .!,    1923, 

173.sr,i.       HAIR     DRESSING        Thb    Diamokd    Laboba- 
TTjRiE.s,   iNr  ,   Seattle,   Wash. 
File,i  March   I,   !9-'3     Serial  No.  176,791.    PUBLISHED 
JUNE  12,   1923 

lT3.sfi9       HOSIERY       Tvitei*   HoamT   Mills   Cobfoba- 
TiON,  Chattanooga,  Tenn, 
Filed  March  2,  1923      Serial  No.  176.861.     PUBLISHED 
JUNE   19.  1923. 

173, S70        BURNER     DRTMS        THE    CLKVKLAiro    METAL 
I'Rnnrrrfl  Comi'a^y,      i>'vei,.nd,  Ohio, 
nip.l  M;irch  T^.  102:'.       S«-ri.il  No.  176,951.     PUBU8HED 
JUNE  19.  1923 

173. '^71        MATTRESSES.  Nevee    SxaiTCH     MAmtssa 

rustpvVY,   Philailelphia.  I'li. 

Filed    Ffbruary    ^^.    U»23  Serial    No.    175,616.      PUB- 
LISH FD   M.VY    2!t.    1023 

17.3.S72       LAUNDRY    SOAP.      WiLUAM    Clupt   Compakt, 
Wilmington.   Del.,  and   San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Ftl.d    Fel^ruary    !•.    1U2;!       Serial    No.    175,769.      PUB- 
I.ISHFD  JUNE  L'tl,    ]U.::i. 

173,R7.T        HAND    SU.M*        Pbtkr    Cibpibla,    Fall    RlTer, 
.MasH 
Kllwi    Fet.ruary    lo.    I'j23.      SerUl    No.    175,860.      PUB- 
LISHEIi  JUNE   .%,    lir.'3 

173.^7  4       SHIRTS-^    N  \MKI.Y.  DRP^SS.  NEGLIGEE,  AND 

\V(  <HK  SHIltTS      All  1  HI  H  Hartman,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Fil>d    K.'tinuiry    in     102:!        Serial    No.    175,867.      PUB- 

IJSHKI'  .iri.v  1(1    lit-':; 

173. s7,"       NP:cktii:s       Stkhv.    Merritt   Co.,   Inc.,   New 
Y-irk.   N.   Y 
Mle.l    February    10.    Iii2:;       Kerlal    No.    175,893.      PU^B- 
I.ISHEI)  JI'LY  in,  i:<2;'., 

17:',,i^7*'       NECKTn;S       Stkr v.    Mebritt   Co.    Inc.,   New 
York.  N    Y 
Filed    February    10.    l<)23       Serial    No.    175.894,      PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10.   1023 

173.577  MONTHLY    I'KHK  tDlCAL.      Bettbb   Pictc«B« 
I'r  BI.ISHINU  r<)  ,  ChiraRo,    111. 

Filed    February    12,    1023.      Serial    No.    175,912.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  26,   1023 

173. 578  BOX     8PR1N(;S.     MATTRESSES.     AND    PII^ 
LOWS.     8(  Hui-TZ  k  HiKscH  Co.,  Chicago,  IlL 

Filed    February    12.    1023        Serial    No.    175.950.      PUB- 
LISHED  MAY   29,    1023. 

173. H79      COMPOUND  FOR  CLEANING  RU08.     JosbpH 
J     SwAYVK,    (ii.iiiK   business   na   Jo-Lo    Rug    Cleaning 
Mfg.  Co..  Philadelphia,   Pa. 
Filed    February    12.    1923       Serial   No.    175,970.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

173.880       FRESH   DECIDUOUS  FRUITS.      Brocb  Thcb- 
BER  Sum;,   S.icranienfo.  Cnllf. 
ni«l    February    17.    1023       S^^rial    No.    176.221.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  :•..   102:; 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


5S 


173.881.  PUBLICATION  ISSIFD  EACH  WEEK  DURING 
THE  SCHOOL  YEAR.  Amkhh  an  EDt;<  ation  I'Hts.s, 
Inc.,  Columbus.  Ohio. 

Filed    February    10,    1923,      Serial    No.    17rt,246.      I'UB- 
LI8HED  JUNE  12,  1023. 

173.882.  CLEANIN(;  AND  P0I.1SHIN(J  COMBINATION 
FOR  LEATHER  (lOODS  William  E.  Haebls,  A.sh.- 
vtlle.  N.  C 

Filed    February    17,    1023.      Serial    N...    170,1  SO.      I'UB 
LI8HED  JULY  3.   192.3. 

173.883.  SOAPS.  1"k\ \svl\ ama  Soap  Company  or  I^n- 
CA.STEB,  Pa  ,  Lancaster,  Pa. 

Mled    February    10.    1023.      .^.Tial    Nn.    17rt  277       PUB 
LISHED  JUNE  12.  1923. 

173.884.  TOILET  SOAP.  Flash  (HKMirAL  ((.mpany, 
Cambridjre,  Mass. 

Filed    February    20,    102.i.      S.-rial    No      176.334        ITH 
LISHED  JUNE  12.  1023. 

173,88.'>.      RUBHER    BOOTS    AND   SHOES    AND   .UJCTIf 
OVER.SHOKS,     GooKiKAU  Ki  hbkk    ("o.mpam.   Middle 
town.  Conn. 
nied    P'ebruary    20.    102.':       Serial    No     17tt,3rK       pm 

LISHED  JULY  10,  1923. 

173.886.  SOAP       Thk    Pallsai-k    Mam  kacti  bi.vo    Com 
PANY,   Yonkers,  N.  Y. 

Filed    Fel.nnry    20.    102.''.       S.rial    Nf..    176,357        TIB 
LISHED  JULY   10,   1023. 

173.887.  (■.\NDY.       Pi.A.VTtRS    .Nrr    .&    CH(j<:iilate    Cum 
PANY.   Wilkes  Harre.   pa. 

Filed    February    2».    102::       Serial   No     176,568       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.  1923. 

173.888.  WEEKLY  MAGAZINE.  Thk  I^hoorbbsivk 
Farmku  Co..  RablKh,  N.  C,  and  Birmingham,  Ala, 

Filed    February    LM.    Iit23.      Serial   No,    176.569.      PUB 
LISHED  JUNE  19.  1923. 

173,880.      C-\NDY,      Hakry   Dii.as,  doing  bu.-sinesH  i\s  The 
Arcadl.i,  Bay  City,  Mich 
Hied    February    2S,    1923       S.rial    No     176,731.      PUB 
LISHED  JULY  10.  1923. 

173.890.  CANDIES  AND  CANDIED  FRUIT.  Miller  & 
Pains,  Inc.,  Uncoln,  Nebr 

Filed    February    2S,    ];il',{       .^..rial    No     176,750       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,   1923. 

173.891.  CANNED  cFt.U?  MKAT  Taiyo  Tkadin.;  Co. 
Inc.,  New  York.  .\.   Y 

Filed    February    2s.    1023       Serial    No.    176,769       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   3,   1023 

173.892.  SOPORIFIC      Mf.R(  k  .^  to.  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed    March     12.     1023        .Serial     No.     177  312        ITH 

LISIJED  JULY  10,   1023 

17  3,893.  MEDICINAL  PREPARATION  FOR  THE 
TREATMENT  OF  PNEUMONIA,  FLU,  COLDS 
BRONCHITIS.  AND  TUBERrUU)SIS.  I'.  Joseph 
OfLLBN.  doing  business  jis  Mentho-Kreoamo  Company 
Clinton,  in. 
Filed  March  12,  1023.  Serial  No.  177,294.  PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

173.894.  Ligi-ID  A.NTISRPTIC  DRINK  FOR ChICKS. 
Vbrnon  C.  (Jetz.  dolnp  busine.-<s  as  The  Wonderlay 
Company,  Indianapoii."!,  Ind. 

Filed    March    12,     1023.       Serial     No.     177.292.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,  1923 

173.895.  INSECTICIDE  SPRAY  (A  CHEMICAL  PREP- 
ARATION'!. International  Chemical  Company  op 
America,    Wilmington,    Del.,    and    Washington,    D.    C. 

Filed  March  S,  1923.     Serial  No.  177,129,     PUBLISHED 
JUNE  26,   1923. 

173.896.  HAIR  NETS  Oriental  Notion.s  Company, 
New   York,   N.   Y. 

Piled  March  5.  1923.      Serial  No.  177,010.     PUBLISHED 
JUNE  26,  1923. 


173.897,  HOSIERY.  Daltln  Hosuki  Mill-s  Kalton, 
Ga. 

Filed    February    28.    1023       Serial    No.    176,720.      11 K- 
LISHED  JULY    10.    1023. 

173.898.  FINGER  RING  AND  MAGNIFYING  Gi  ASSES. 
Cahl  M.    Wiskm,\n.   Ixjuisville,   Ky 

^'il«<^    February    23.    1023,       S.rial    Nu,     170..'2(i,       I'li'.- 
LISHED   JULY   3,    1023. 

173.899,  CREAM  TO  HE  ATI'LIKn  TO  THE  SKIN  AS 
AN  INSECT  REPELLENT  FuECEHirK  G  Shaw, 
Brooklyn,   N.    Y 

nied    February    2,'',,    1023        S.ri:i;    Nn.    170,,%orj       VVU- 
LISHED   JULY  "id,    1023 

173.900.  IIAIU  TONICS  \in(~knt  M  Cok.so.  doing 
business  a^  The  Haro  Mflniifa<'MirinL'  'ompuDy.  Hart- 
ford.  Conn 

Filed    Fehniary    L',;.    1923.      Serial    No.    176.454.      PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    10     1023. 

173.00  1  AirriFiriAT.I  Y     PREPARED     MINERAL 

W.\TER      Jf.s.sK  A.  Stkkle.  doing  business  as  Steele- 
Bros..    Oakland.    Calif. 
Filed    February    10     102."'.        .Serial    N.i     176.292        PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    3.    102:5 

173.902.  cori.n  MIXTURE.  STfLz  Hr^.s-Uavis  Com- 
pany   Incorporated,    Syracuse.    N.   Y 

Filed    rebru;ii\     17,    102;;.       S.ti.t!    No,    17ti,227.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,    1923. 

173.903.  VECiETABLE  (MMl'dUND  AND  SYSTEM 
BLOOD  PURIFIER  Wm  t  fit  hsh  .V  Conn,  Maiis- 
fleld,   Ohio. 

Filed    February    17.    1923.      Serial    No.    176,185       PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    10,    1923. 

173.904.  STEEL  SHEETS,  HLACK  AND  GALVANIZED 
AND  TERNE,  COATED  OR  PAINTED,  ALSO 
STEEL  BARS,  PL.\TES.  AND  BLUE  ANNEALED. 
Roy  G.  Hirp,  doing  business  as  Garley  Steel  Com- 
pany, Chicago.  Ill, 

Filed    February    16.    1923.      Serial    No     176  127       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   3.   1923. 

173.905.  LYE  Pennsyi  vavia  Salt  Mam  rAcmuNG 
Company.    Philadelphia.    Pa. 

Filed    February    15,    1923,      Serial    No.    176,007.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,  1923. 

173.906.  LYE.  Pbnn.sylvama  Salt  Manupactteino 
Company,  Philadelphia.  Pn 

Filed    February    15,    1923       Serial    No     176,096.      PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    10,    1923 

173.907.  LYE.  Pennsylva.ma  Salt  MANrPACTfRiNO 
Company.  Philadelphia,   Pa. 

Filed    February    l.T.    1923.      Serial    No     176,095       PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    10.    1923. 

173.908.  FACE  CREAM  Inect..  Lncorpoilation  New 
York.   N.   Y 

Filed   February    13,    1923.      Serial    No.    175.900       ITB 
LISHED  JULY   10,   1923. 

173.909.  SHIHTS  — NAMELY.  DRESS.  NECJLIGEE 
AND  WORK  SHIRTS  .VriTHlK  Hartman  New 
York,  N.   V 

Piled    February    10,    1023.      Serl.n]    No.    175, 86^       ITB- 
LISHED  JULY   10.   1923. 

173.910.  SHIRTS— NAMELY.  DRESS.  NE(;I.I(;EE, 
AND  WORK  SHIRTS  AiviinR  Hartman  New- 
York,  N    y. 

Filed    February    10,    1923,      Serial    No     KS.Sr.fi.      PT'R- 
LISHED   JULY    10,    1923. 

173.911.  WEARING  APPAREL  FOR  WOMEN  AND 
CHILDREN.  COMPRISING  ONE,  TWO.  AND 
THREE  PIECE  WASH  AND  SILK  DRESSES  : 
COATS;  SILK.  COTTON,  AND  WOOL  UNDER- 
WEAR, SAID  UNDERWEAR  BEING  BOTH  OF 
KNITTED  AND  TEXTILE  FABRIC:  AND  SILK 
GLOVES.  Childs  Specialty  Holse.  Union  City, 
Tenn. 

Filed    February    10,    1923.      Serial    No.    175.849.     PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,   1923, 


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OcTOUER  2. 1928 


173.912.       MOTOR    SALTZ     (A    MOTOR    ENERGIZERt. 
BonKi*  Roland  Caswell,   Wilmington,  Del. 
Filed   pannary    30,    1923.      Serial    No.    175.298.      PUB- 
LISHEDj  JULY    10.    1923. 

173,913.1       CERTAIN      NAMED      DRAWING       INSTRU- 
MENTS.     Eugene   Dietzcen   Co.   Chicago.   111. 
Fil«»<l    January    26.    lf»23.      S.^rial    No     175.136       PUB- 
LISHEDj  JULY  3.   1923 

173,914.       KNITTED    BATilINC,     SUITS.       Bi.iE  Ribbon 
KMrriNG   Mills,    Inc.,    Waltham,    Mass. 
Filed   January    25.    1923.      Serial    No.    175,063.      PUB- 
LISHEdTjULY  10,  1923. 

173,915  »EN8      WOBKIN<i       PANTS,      OVERALLS, 

JU\[PERS.     AND     WORK     SHIRTS     AND     CHIL- 
IiR^N  S  OVERALLS  AND  ROMPERS      Thb  Stanik 
Tbnt    4    AwNtNG    Company,    doing    business    as 
Standard  Garment   Company.   Toledo.   Ohio. 
January    22,    1923.      Serial    No.    174.943.      PUB- 
JULY   10.    1923. 


ABO 

Tht- 
FU.-d 
LISHEI" 


K.^.OIR       FRYING   PANS,   SAUCE  PANS.  STOCK   POTS, 
KETTLES.    ROASTING     PANS,     BAKING     DISlfES. 
LADLES,    BEATING    BOWLS.    ETi  .       Nitkel    FaB- 
Rir.4Ti\G   COBP..    Phillpsburi;.    Pa. 
Filed    January    22.    1923.      Serial    No.    174,908.      PUB 

LISHEI^  JULY   3.    1923. 

173.017       PACKAGF    (HTFIT    '-ONTAlNINi;    i^FRTAIN 
N.^MKD    NOTIONS.       I.E'-i    H     Fti.PVfAV.    N*w    York. 

N.    J. 

Filed    January     12,     UK':!        Serial    N.'      174,'-,17        PUB 
LI8HED    JULY   10,    1923. 


173,918 


OIL-WELL      MAiHlNKHV       ANI>      T«»oI.S-- 
NAilELY,      ROTARIFS,      DKAW      WORK.      I'HOWN 
BLCtCKS,    TRAVELING    BLOCKS.    TOOL     JOINTS. 
SW   VEIJ'.     AND    FITTINGS.       B-'VKI.v    MAfHivBBT 
U'PPLY    Co,    Beaumont.   TfX, 
Filed    January    2.    1923,       Serial    No,     174,062.       PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    3,    1923. 


Geo    P    Ide  A   Co  , 
PUB 


173.910       rOLLARS    FOR    SHIRTS. 
Isrl,  Troy.   N.   Y. 
Filed    Iiecember   30.    10-.'2.      Serial    No.    174.012, 
LISHEO    JULY    10,    1923, 

173,9211        SCREEN     SCRATCHER     AND     RIBBFH     FUK 
"use     IN     PLANTS     FOR     MSKINO     I*RICKS     AND 
TILES    OR     OTHER     C1..\Y     PRODTiTS        Mahiov 
Lewis  Cbawfobd.  Malvern,  Ohi.. 
Filed    lH>cember   2t>.    10J2       S.ria!    .S^     17::. ^l';       PUB 
USHED  JULY  3.    192.'! 

173.921       MENS   ANr>  B<»YS     liRF.SS,   NKtiLPiKK,   .\NI' 
WORK    SHIRTS.    PYJAMAS.    AND    N  H  HITSHIRTS 
BEB  Luton  A  Ci.Mr.^NV.  Im    ,  >•■»•   York.  N,  Y, 
Ihrember    20,    10J2       S.-rial    No.    173, HI  2.      IMB 
LISHElj»  JULY   10,   1923. 

EGG     BEATERS        Thk     TruvRH    i    Sktmoir 
V  <(  F-»c"-nRiN<i  Co  ,  Torrinijtiin.  Ccinn 

April  4,  1023.     S  lial  No.   17s..-,'«0,     ['UBLISHEI* 
lit.    Ift23. 


Tu 
Kil.'.l 


173,92 
Ma 

Filed 
JUIA    1 


173.923 

Be 

Filel 


CANNED   FRIITS  AND   VKGKTABLES      J.   F 
TTS  Co..   San   Franci.xro.   I'alif. 
April  4.  1923.      S   rial   No.    17s:..'.l.     PUBLISHED 


JULY   17.  1923 


173.924 


A,«lirlr»,   Ort'C 


Fll»'d 


JULY  17.   1923 


173,925 


Filed 


CANNF3D  I  ISH,     .VLH'iiVA    Pm  KiNii  Company 


April  4.  10.3,      Serial  No,   17s..-,42       PUBLISHED 


AUTOMATIC    PNEUM\TIC    WATER-SUPPLY 
SYSTEM.     W;i,i.iAM    E.   Dickey.  S«ne<  n    Falla,  N.  Y 
Filed  April  2,  10-3,      S»rlfl  No.   17<*.433,      PUBLISHED 
JULY  10.  1923. 

173,92fl.     TEA   PUT  UP   IN  TEA   BALLS,     The   F.ante.* 
CiiilPANT,   Brrxiklyn.    N     Y 


March     30.    1923,       S.  rial     Nn.     17«,,;35,       I1B 


LISHE  )  JULY   17.   192: 


173,927  EDUCATIONAL  APPLIANCES  EMBRACINQ 
CABINETS  WITHIN  WHICH  ARE  DISPOSED 
RADIORECEIVFRS,  MOTION-PICTURE  PROJEC- 
TORS, AS  WELL  AS  PHONOGRAPHS  AND  MO- 
TION-PKTURE  FILMS  Radio  Motion  Pictdbb 
I'HON  <'oBP  ,  Fall  River,  Mass.,  and  I»ng  lalaod 
City,  N,  V 
Filed  Marrl,  .".i.  lOJ.!  S.rlal  N..  17><,282.  PUB- 
LISHED JULY    I'l.   lO.'.! 

173  02'<      TIRBINKS   AND  RFDUCTION  GEARS      Kerb 
Tirbine  Co  ,    UelNvllle.   N     Y. 
File.!     March     24,     lOL':;        Serial    No.     177, 07>'.       PUB- 
LISHED JCLY    lo,    I'fj;! 

17:!  !tj',.  (  OTTfiN  \SV  WOOLEN  PlEtK  OfMlDS  AND 
l'!E<  K  i;i>uDS  (iF  MIXKD  COTTON  AND  WOOL. 
.\TI..\NTn-    MlLL.S.    Sf..ttville;    N,    Y, 

Filed     .\Iar.h     -'4      10.:::        s.-rial     No.     177.047.       PUB- 
LISHED  JI  I.Y    17,    1023 

173,0:!0       WOOLEN    I'lKi  K    .JOODS.      ATtAVTi.     Mills, 

S  t  o  t  r  V  i  11  e ,    N      V 
Filed     Mnr.h     -'4       lOl':!         S.-riiil     N.r     17T.04f..        PUB- 
USHED    JII.V    17,    102:! 
173,931         (ANNKD     KRI   IT     AND     VFJiFTVBI.KS     AND 

DRIED    FRtlT        Haku'V'.kav     P^kiv..     0.1,    San 

Jose,    Calif 
Filed     March     22,     192.'.        Serial     N..      177, MS.       PUB- 
MSHKD   jn.V    17,    102:! 
17:?,!»:;2       BHrSllES   111     \ARlors    KINDS       Ml  Kk.ssov 

.t    R'BBiss   IN.',,  New   Vorlf.    N,   Y, 
1  il.-.l     .Miirch     1.'.,     102:;        S.-rial     N..      177, .%oj.       PUB- 
LISHED  JULY   17.   1923. 
173,933        IREPARED   MUST,VRD,    VINEGAR.    TOMATO 

c.\TCHUl'.      PEANUT      BUTTER.      COFFEE.      A.M) 

C.iNNKD    FRI   ITS    AND    VEGETABLES-    NAMELY, 

PEACHES.      CORN,      TOMATOES,      AND     CANNED 

S.U  KRKii,\rr       Anm.Es    B,    (iK-W .    doini;    business 

:i^    \     r.    '    --n    .'orn[i;iny.   Sullivan.   Ind, 
ni..l     Mirch     1',     lOi-:;        Serial     No.     177. 4s,'.       PUB- 
LISHKD   J(   I.V    17.    102:: 
17:!,o:',t       i'AKF    HP.  cn:RS    .\NI)    MIXERS,      John    A. 

Sw.'i'K.    ,Ir,    '[.•iiu'    liU'iiKx-    Hs    Ihiniiin     Hai-.l    Cake 

Beat.'r  c.  ,   mi.ui    Def...-  ir.   Pn 
Kil..t     .March      1-'.     10-':;         Serial     No.      177.:!.'>3.       PUB- 
IISHED  JILY    17,    1923, 
17.!. 03.'.       PUMl'S       Iv-  HoKKMu.i:   Pt  MP.   Limited,  Lon- 

di.n.   Kniiland 
Kile  I     Mar.-h     1  o.     i!rj:;        S.-rlal     N.i,     177.2.'.2.       PUB- 
LISHKD  Jt  LY    ]o,    i;..:! 

17.T  0:0V      CARD   CAMi:        Kknk.st   G.    Slom.vn,    San    Fran- 
cisco.  Calif 
Filed   March  h,   imj:;      s.iinl    N..    177,143,     PUBLISHED 
JULY    17.    lO'J.! 

173,037         BATHING     t  APES        Che.sapeake     Weaving 
.Mills,  Ivc  .  n.ivre  .le  Gra.e,  Md.,  and  Philadelphia, 

I 'a. 
Filed  March   •*,   lOj:'.      .s.  rial   No.   177,121.    I'UBLISHED 

1   JI  l,v  17.  101':? 

I     17:!  Ol'.K      BRASS  TIUFS.  COIPKR  TI  BUS.  LOW  BRASS 
I  ^EA.MI.FSS    TUBES,    i  OFI'KR    SEAMLESS    TUBES, 

I  CONDENSER   TUBES.    BRAZED  BRASS  AND  COP- 

PER   TUBES,     AND     NICKEI^SILVER     SEAMLESS 
TUBES       ANA... SUA   t  «  iPKB  MixiNo   Company,  New 
York.   N.   Y. 
Filed   March   7.   1023,    S.-rial  No,   177,Ort2.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10.    102:5, 

173.030       RULES.    I'oI.IMNi;   RULES,  AND  EXTENSION 
RULES,      Ma.stek    Ri  le    Mf-<;.    to.    In.  ..    New    York, 
N    ^ 
File.l   Miirch  •!.   lOJ.!     Se   i;  1  No,    177.044,    PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,   192S. 

173040        SHOES    OF    LEATHER    AND    OF    LEATHER 
AND  RI  BBER       I  owi.  &  Taylor.  New  York.  N.  Y. 
I  iied    Fetruarv    '23.    102:'.       Serial    No.    17fi.4efl.       PUB- 
LISHED  .lUI.V    17,    102:5, 


October  2.  11)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


55 


173.941.  BASEBALL    BATS.       Hillekhh    A    Bkad.sbt 
Co  ,  Inc..  I>oul8vllle.  Ky. 

Filed  May  10,  1923.     Serial  No.  180.432.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,   1923. 

173.942.  LADIES-  COTTON  KNIT  UNDERWEAR.  Je 
HOME  L.  Miller,  doing  business  as  J.  L.  Miller  Knit- 
TinK'  Mill,   Hazleton,  Pa. 

Fil.d   April  30.   1923.    Serial  No,  179,946.    PUBLISHED 
JULY   17.   1923. 

173  043       BASEBALL  BATS      Hillekich  &  Bradsbt  Co  , 
In.  ..   Louisville,    Ky 
Fled  Miiv  10,  1923,     Serial  No.  180,431.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,   1923, 

17:1044       SOFT   DRINK,      F:dwin    E    Caknlal,   New    Or 
leans,  La. 
I  ile.'    \;,ril   10.   1023,    Serial  N...  170.354,    PUBLISHED 
JULY    10.   1923. 

17::.  0  4.-.        PRESERVED    FRUIT       Keystone    Fbiit 
pRoticcTs  COMPANY,  Cincinnati,  Ohio, 
nied    MarcJi     17,     1023,       Serial    No.     177.607.       PUB- 
I.ISHKD  JULY  17,  1023 

17:!,94«.     ONIONS   IN  THEIR  NATURAL  STATE,     Wii^ 
MA.M    R.    Wki.rick.    Silver    Lake,    Ind 
Filled    March     23,    1923.       Serial    No.    177.941.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  17.  1923. 

173,947      MALT  SIRUP,      M,   Zioel.man,  St.  Louis,  Mo, 

Filed    March    2G,    1923.       Serial     No,     178,083,       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

173.948.  C.VNTiY  BAR,     Hoffman  Candy  Co,,  Cleveland, 
Ohio, 

Filed    March    30,     1923.       Serial    No.     178,343.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  17.  1923, 

173.949,  COFFFK.     Ge.'RGe  C,  Bieil  A  Co,  Inc  ,  Roches- 
ter, N,  Y. 

Filed   .\prli  0,  1923.    Serial  No.  178.819.    PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923. 

17:5.0.''.o      FRESH  CITROUS  FRUITS      The  Richardson 
Marsh    Cohporation,    Orlando,    Fla. 
Piled  April  0.   1023.    Serial  No.  178.867.    PUBLISHED 
JULY  17.  1923. 

173.0.-.1        MALT    EXTRACT.      Otto   Thoma,   doing  busl- 
nes.K  as  Columldn    Prfiducts   Company.   St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Filed     April     16.     1923.       Serial    No.     179.241.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10.  1923. 

17:;.9.^2.     M.U.T  BEVERAGE.     S.  Liebmann's  SONS,  Inc.. 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Filed   January    31.    1923.      Serial    No.    175,360.      PL'B- 
LISHED  JULY  10,  1923. 

17  3.9  53.      SOIT   DRINK.      Sbthness   Company,  Chi- 
cago. III. 
Filed    February    7.    1023.      Serial    No,    175.681.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10.  1923. 

173.954.  CIGARS  AND  SMOKING  TOBACCO.     Joseph 
Fahfaolia  a  Co.,  Canastota,  N.  Y. 

Filed    February    26,    1923.      Serial    No.    176.611.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

173.955.  GOLF  CLUBS.      Allied    Golf   Company,   CTjI- 
cago.  III. 

Filed  September  11.    1922.      Serial   No.   169.272.     PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1928. 

173.9.'>6.     TOOTHBRUSHES.     Geo.  R.   Gibson   Co.,  New 
York.  N.  Y. 
Filed  June  21,  1922.    Serial  No.  165.791.    PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

173,957.      ELECTRICAL  TOYS.     The   Lionel    Corpora- 
tion, New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed    April    29,    1922.       Serial    No.    163,099.      PL'B- 
LISHED  JULY  10,  1923. 

17  3.958.     SHOTGUNS.     J.  Stevens  Arms  Company, 
New  York.  N.  Y. 
Filed  February    10.    1922.     Serial   No.    159.189.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  17,  1923. 


173,959.      MALT    EXTRACTS,      Harrison    D.    Sterrick, 
doing  business  as  Diamond   Food   Products  Company 
and   National   Food   Corporation,   Pittsburgh.    Pa 
Filed    Noveint^er    2,    1921.      Serial    No.    154,939       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

173,900.  OUTER  SKIRTS,  Flobabelle  Dressmakers, 
Inc.,  New  York.  N.  Y. 

Filed    October    2^.    lo:.'!'.       Serial    N.',    171.310.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  17,  1923. 

17:!.0t;i.       MKN'S     DRKSS     ,\ND     NEGLKJEF.     SHIRTS 
Thb  Fessknpen   Shirt  Co.,  Inc.,  Kingston.   N    Y 
Filed    November    l'.    1022.      Serial    No,    171.491,      PI'B- 
LISHED  JULY  17.  1923. 

173.962,  PNEUMATIC  VALVES,  VALVE  TOOLS,  AND 
ACCESSORIES.  A.  Schbadeh's  Son,  Incorporated, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Filed    November    2.    1922.       Serial    No     171,512,       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

17.'5.003.      FRESH   BOXKD    .\PPLKS.      RiPT     ,1     Ci:aH\m, 
Cashmere,  Wash. 
Filed   November    3,    1022.      Serial    No.    17!,r>.';rt.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  17,  1923. 

17,'!, 964.      ALUMINUM    TEAPOTS       The    Tr.Hi'.Krr.s    and 
Garl,and  Store,  Chicago,  111 
Filed    November    4.    1022,      Serial    No     171,500.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

173.963.  ALUMINUM  PERCOLATORS  The  Tlbeett.s 
and  Garland  Stoke,  Chicago,  II! 

Filed    November    4.    1022,      Serial   No.    171.600.      I'UB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  192S. 

173.966.  CERTAIN  NAMED  TOII.KT  PRFPAR.\TIONS 
Bernard  B,  Forqieb.  doing  business  as  Movie  Stan 
Laboratories.  Joliet,   III. 

Filed    February   27.    1922.      Serial    No.    159.862.      Pl'B- 
LISHED  JULY  17,  1928. 

173.967.  CERTAIN  TABLE  LINEN.  Fkedekick  W.  Hil- 
liq,  doing  business  as  F.  W.  Hlllig  Co  ,  New 
York,  N.  Y. 

Filed    March    31.    1922.      Serial    No.    161,549.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  17,  1923. 

173.968.  GOODS  IN  THE  PIECE  MAKING  TP  HOUSE- 
HOLD FT'RNISHINGS,  Frederick  W.  Hii.i  1.;.  do- 
ing   business  as    F.    W.    Hlllig   Co.,    New    York,    N     Y 

Filed    March    31,     1922.       S.-rlal    No     161,550.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  17,  1923. 

173.969.  RENOVATING,     CLEANING,     AND    METAL- 
POLISHING    PREPARATIONS.      The    Pom    Chemi 
CAL  Co.,  Inc.,  Lebanon,  Pa. 

Filed    August    11,    1922,      Serial    No.    168.124.      PUB- 
LISHED MAY  15,  1923.      ■ 

173.970.  CERTAIN  NAMED  TOILET  PREPARATIONS. 
Mar.jaret  C.  Mirphy.  doing  business  as  Margueritte 
Laboratories,    Evanston,     111. 

Filed    August    18,    1922.      Serial    No,    16.8,426,       PUB- 
LISHED JULY    17,   1023, 

173.971.  CANDY.      IUyler's.   New    York.    N,    Y, 

Filed    October    25.    1922.       Serial    No.    171.172.      PIB- 
LISHED  JULY   17,   1923. 

173.972.  FAUCETS.  COCKS,  FITTINGS  FOR  METAL 
BARRELS  OF  THE  DRUM  TYPE.  AND  METAL 
PIPE  FITTINGS.  Walter  C.  Grosser,  doing  busi- 
ness as  Grosser   Mfg.   Co.,   Cleveland.   Ohio. 

Filed   Novenber  27,   1922.      Serial   No.    172,502.      PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    10.    1923. 

173.973.  F^UR  COATS,  WRAPS,  CAPES,  AND  NECK 
PIECES— NAMELY,  STOLES  AND  SCARFS.  Harry 
UswALD,    Brooklyn,    N.    Y. 

Filed   November    18.    1021.      Serial    No,    in.'.-'.'iO,      PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    17,    1923. 


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OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBiB  2, 1923 


173.974.  INIFORMS— NAMELY.  DRESf?ES.  ATRONS. 
Oi'KRATINO  ROOM  GOWNS,  CAI'S.  BIBS,  COl-^ 
LAKS.  CUFFS.  HOODS:  SHOKS  MAI»E  OF 
Li:..TFIER.  RIBBER,  FABRH',  LEATHER  AN1> 
RT  UBFH,  LEATHER  AM"  FABRIC,  RUBBER  -Oil) 
FAItKIC,  AND  COMBINATION.S  THEREOF 
rn.i  fii.Es  I»  R.wnr.KS.  ti^inj?  bii^iii  s-<  as  Handles 
Mf;      ron;i>.i.iy.    ( t^'ilHn.shnri;,    N      V 

Ft,>tl    Ff!)rn,ir\    4.    lO'J-J       S»ri;i;    N..     I't^.'-i):).      I'UB 
LISHEl     .JLLV    IT.    lH.':; 

173.975.  INDERWEAIi  — NAMELY,    H  U.VSSlf:!!  KS        R. 


*:    1 

Filed 


L'VDKKWEut.  N»*w    V'lrk,    .N     ^ 

Nnv.^mNT    14.    1!>1':;.      SiTiiil    N",    ITJ.ni. 


V[  v. 


LISHEl     .TTT.Y    17,19l'.3. 

173. OTt;        WOMEN  S    WEARLNi;     .MT.VUEL      NAM1:L^. 
FTIOCKS,     GOWNS,     BLOT-SFS.     OUTER     SKIRTS, 
rOjiTS.    WRAI'S,    ANr>    i'AFF.<        a      H      Fr.Asotit.s 
C'l '.\|  P.*.NV.    ryin'at:<,j.    111. 
FII.mI  |xov.'m^.T    20,    10J2       S.  rla!    Nr..    172,260       PUB 
LISHKI)    ,]rLV     IT,    1'.'2:; 

173,977        FAN!  Y        N.irinsAr.     «".KSt'V     i<<\iv\s\.     dniug; 
(iii^liiess   lis    I't'Ckhiim   Candy   Fuctory.   St.   Louis,   Mo., 
H.«.-:i^nor  to  National  »'onfiTtloD«^rs  .Vssocinrlon  of  the 
United    States,    rhicag  >.    U! 
Eil-'.l    Nnvmlirr    2.'..    1922.      Srrial    No     172.549       PUB- 
LISH ETi  .JULY    17,   1923. 


173. 97"- 


Fi!..d 


POTATOES  AND  HEAD  LETTUCE.     }>ms>i*js, 


\''''.^>;   A    Ha.mii.thn.    Parma.    Idah<j. 


N.  vpmt.T    11.    1922       St-riil    No     1T1,>?49,      PUB 


LISHEIi   .TILY    17,    1923. 


173.979 


MENS   AND  YOUNO    MENS    OUTER   CLOTH- 
IN't— NAMELY,  SUITS.     The  J.  L.  Hldsos  Co.,  De- 

tr.jf.    Mich. 
Filed    November    11.    1922.      Serial    N...    171.S4t5       PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    17,    1923. 

173,980.      CERTAIN    NAMED    MEDICINAL    PREPARA 
TIC»NS.     Medoc   Distkibuttng  Compaht,  New   York, 


N 

File.l 


Y. 


F>bniary    1^.    1921.      Serial    No  14:^.77.-!       PUB- 
LISHEII)  JULY    17.    1923. 

17.1,9SI        WOVEN   COTTON    FABRICS  IN    THE    PIECE 
(JE'iHiiK  A.  Stafkorp,  doing  busines.s  as  0.  A.  Stafford 
&  do..  New  York,   N.   Y. 

Filed]  AuBUsr     2,     l'.V20,       Serial     No,  !:;,->, 7. ''.7         PUB- 
USHElj*  JULY   17.   1923. 

173. 9S2       SOriA    WATER.      Willi.oi    P    CocKxvinr.  doini; 
hi>Bnf  SI*  .IS  Courtney's  Red  Top  Soda  Water  Co.,  Oak 
lanil.    Calif. 
Flh'd  -May  24,  1923.     Serial  No.  181,062.     I'lTiLISHED 
JULY    ao,    192.".. 

173,983,     BASEBALL  BATS,     Uillkeich  k  Biudsbt  Co  , 
Iv  .    I^oii^ville,    Ky 
Filed  May   lU.   1923.      Seria!  N-    1M'4;;4       ITBLISHED 
JULY    ]M.    1923. 


173, 9V4 
Filed 


B.VSEB.VLL  BATS       Hillkk:    H  A;  lUivusrv  Co  , 
Loi!i3TilIt\    Ky 
M;iy   10,  19'»:!      Sorla!  No    l«Ti  43;;       PUBLISHED 
JULY    pi,    P.»2;",, 

173. 9R,-       <\VNr>Y       AvNv    I'     Fivsv,  Bearh  Bluff,    Mass 
Fi!e<i  AiTil  .-.  192;',       Serial   \n    iT'ifloi       PUBLISHEr> 
JULY    1  7,    1923 


173.ft«!r. 

(«u- 

Fll.Mi 


SHAMPOO   CREAM       Maby   B     Horneu     dolnj: 
in.'ss  as  H    &   H,    I'r'-xi!ii't,s  Company.   Atlanta.   Oa 
April    '>.   1!'2::      S,t1,'i1  Nm    ITs.oi.'!       PTTa.ISHFD 


JUI  Y      7.    1923 

173,987       MEDI'^INAL    PREPARATION    !  SKD    IN    THE 

TUE.VTMENT    •*F    DIAnFTF.<.       .Vxmmvh    wv    Cum 

."  V '  ^  .   ( 'hica-'  >,    I! 
Fi;.-.l  Aiiril  7.   191':;       S.Tiai  Ni.  17S,7U2.     I'UBLtSIIED 
JT'LY    17     192.1, 
nn.itfcS       riENTIFRKK   IN   POWDER   FORM       MnnAEr. 

W    Kk\t,  doinz  ri']»<lne»8  as   Kent   Company.    Kan.sas 

Ci'v,    M,., 
ni.'.i    .'fj-il   7,    l'.t2n       Serin!   N..     IT^Tl'V,      PCPI.TSHFTt 
.TUr.V    :  T.    1923. 


!T3,9s9        SOFT    l)ltINK        J      F.    L.tzriR    Mfo.    CO..    St. 
Louis,    Mo. 
Filed  April   7,  192.J,     S.  ri.d  No    178.745.     PUBLISHED 

.n  i.Y  17,  192;! 

173. ',(90.      PnOT0<.;R.M'HIi     FILMS.      A\sco    Company, 
Binghanjt'in,    N.    Y 
Filed  .\pril  ;i    \\>-S.:.     <.  rui!   No.   178,797.      PL'BLISHED 
.lULY    10,    192.-! 

I7:;.!t91        PHUT"  M.l;  A!Mi!c    ril.MS        Avsco    CoMI'asy, 
Biniftiaaiton,    N     \ 
Fll.Mi   April   9.    !9-:;       S- rial  No.   178,798.      PUBLISHED 
Jl'LY    10.    192:: 

it:;, '.'92        PlloT'ii.ltAPinc     1MI2MS.       Ansco    Comi'any, 
BInKliamtori.    N     Y 
Filed   April  '.i,   1923.     Seri.il  Nn     ITS, 799       PUBLISHED 
i    Jl'LY    10,    192'i 

j    I7::,'.t'.c        Pliu  Tio.li.M'H!'      I'iL.MS.       A.v.sro    CuMP.v.w, 

Binchamton.    N     Y. 
I         Filed  April    ',   192.';       S.rlal  N...   178.800       PUBLISHED 
;    JULY    10,    192.'. 

I  173,994        PHOTcx.KAPIllc    FILMS.      A.vsco    Company, 

1  BiiiehMmt'ii;.    N     V 

I         Fibd  April  ;•,   1923.      Serial  No.  178,801.     PUBLISHED 

;  JULY    10,    1923. 

i 

i  IT  ■!,!♦'.».'>        PHDliM.K  \PHIC     IILMS.       Av.s.u    Cum  tan  ^, 

j  I5in>;hairjton,   \     Y 

j         FiP'd   April   't    !;t2:;       S. rial   N.,.  178,802.      PUBLISHED 

j    JULY    lo.   1923. 

I    173.1>9t;        PHOT(w;RAPHH'    films.       .Vxs.o    Cdmpanv, 
I  BiriKbaaitun.  N.  Y 

Fil.d   April  '.>     i;i2  ;       S.Tial  N..    178,803.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,   1923 

1T:'.99T        Plit»T')CU.\  I'HM      FILMS.       Ans.o    CoMPAvy, 
Blnffhamti'n.   .V     Y 
Filed  .\pril   :>,  I't.':;       S.-ri    l   No    1TS.'<04       PUBLISHED 
JFI.Y   10,   1923 

1T.!99S        SHOES     (iK     LEATHER     .VND     FABRIC     AND 
COMBINATIONS  THEREOF.     MA.irsTir  Shoe  Com 
I'AVV,  Siw   Ynrk     S    Y 
Filed    F.'l;r.iary    21.    l',»2;'.       Serial    No.    1T0,412.      PUB- 
LISHED JT'l.Y    17,    1923 

173,999        SALT        Bk\is    R<>  k    Salt    Co.,    Kansas    City, 
Mo  ,  .iii'i    I..^  III:-     K.  II' 
File<l    1  ebruars     10,    I'l.:;       S.rial    No,    KUlll        I'UB 
LISHFD  .ir-I.V    IT     1!'-':'. 

174,00(1       SVIT        Bkvs    rt  "  k    Salt    C'»  .    K.insas    City. 
Mo,,  ami   Lyons     Kinis 
Kll.'d    Fehruarv    Dl.    1923       Serial    No     170,110.      PUB 
LISHFD  Jl'LY    IT,    1''2". 

1  174,001,       SALT        Hk'  IS    K..    ;<    Sai.i     Co.,    Kad-as    ("ify. 

I  M-i  ,  uDd   I,^..',-     K  .,1 

j  Filed    February    10     lirj:'.       Serial    No,    176,109.      PUB- 

I  FISHED  .ri'LY    IT     1923 

I    1T4.002       PIi>THFR.\I'EFTlc    AND  OP(  )THER  A  PEUTIC 
PRoDI  CTS    I\     VMI'uri  r    AND    PILL    FORM.      \\ 
SKKI'   P.    Al'AMS     N<'w    York.   N.    Y. 
nied    Fe'iniary    U      192.".        Serial    No,    1 76.00^.       PFB 
FISHED  JFLY    IT     !:i2:! 

]T40o:!       WOVEN   inlTMN   FA  HRICS,  I  NCLUDI  NO  COT 
TON    Fl.VN.NFI.S       n-.\\  >KH  Mir.i.s  Comf'Avy.   Roaii- 

"ke    P.Hpids.    \     I  ■ 
Fileil     F.  brill  rv    2,     F>2  1.      Serial    No,     1  7  ."i .  4  .'59 ,       PUB 
I    LISHFD  .IFl.V    IT     l'i23 

174,004.      A   (  EUrviN   N.\MED   MEDICINAL   PRFP.VRA 
TION      TwsKf.  &  P'iiNr>K\  rrn.  Atlanta,  (in 
j         Filed    Jan  lary    _•;».    1923.       Serial    No.    17.j,27tJ       PUB 
'    LISHED  JULY    IT     1923 

174. Ot»^      COTTON  PIECE  CooDS       .Vrict  av  &  Eastkus 
1  1" 'AOiN'o  CO.,  I\i       New   York.   N     Y. 

Fl'e!    Janu.-trv    29.    1923        Serial    .No      175.2.30.       PUP 
i    I.ISHFD  .IFl.Y    IT.    i;'2:! 


OcroBEE  2, 1923 


U.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


57 


174,00fl  SHOES  OF  LEATHER,  RUBBER,  FABRIC,  OR 
COMBINATIONS  FOR  WEN,  WOMEN,  AND  CHIL 
DREN.  R(»BT.  J.  Sadleu  Shoe  Co.  Incorpobatko, 
New  York,  N.  Y. 

Filed    January    2.-'..    I't23.      Serial    No.    174.97S.       PFB 
LISHED  JULY  17,  1923. 

174,t>07       c.WDii.'S.       iHi:    Pctkbkin    Company,    Balti 

n'orr,  Md 
Fil.-d    January    11,    1923.       Serial    No.    174.48.-,        PUB 
LISHED  JULY   17,  1923. 

174. nos        I  OMIilNED     COI^iRlNc;     AND      FLAVORIN<; 
FOR     USE    IN    FOOD    PRODUCTS    AND    CONFEC 
TIONERY    AND    ICE    CRKAM       B.    Ukliku    &    C<»M 
I'AVV.    Chiiairo.    Ill 
Filed    January    K,    iH2.'i.       Serial    No      174, .304        PUB 

LISHED  JFLY   17,  1923. 

171. 'OP       R.\DIOAC'iIVE   RECONSTITT'ENT   CONTAIN 
INi;  OLYCFI{OPHOSPHATi:S  OF  CAUMUM,  IRON, 
M.KCINESII'M.  AND  SODIFM   AND  MESO'niORII'M 
BROMII>E.      A.   (;azzoni    &  C.    IL   Oebem-e,   Bologna 
Italv. 

Flle<l    December    1«.    1922.      Serial   No.    173,385.      PUB 
LISHED  JFLY   17,  192.3. 

17».0H».       INSECTK  IDE    FOR    KILLINC,    MOTHS    AND 
<ARPET    BEETLES       B.    Hllleb    &   Company.    Chi- 
cago.  lU. 
Flletl    January    S,     i;t2.'..       Serial    No      174.301         PFB 

LISHED  JULY   17.   1923 

174.011  LE.VTHER    SHOES.      Dt  (;an    .^    IDdson    <;>. 
RoeheHter.    N.    Y. 

Filed    February    6,    1923        S.rial    No.    175.599       PUB 
LISHED  JULY  10.  1923. 

174.012  MONTHLY  MAGAZINE.     JaMES  W   Bki.i.  A  Co  , 
Chiraco  ,  111 

Fih^    Febniary    0.    1023.      Serial    No.    175,594.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  12.  1923. 

174.013  HOSIERY  AND  CARTERS.     Howahu  IL.sk  anh 
<^;ARTFm  Mfo    Co..  I»s  Ar>(teleti,  Calif 

Filed    Fehrnsry    5,    1923.      Serial    No     175.r.r.7        PUB 
LISHED  JULY'  10.  192,'?. 

174,014.      CLEANSER   FOR  ALL  KINDS   OF  FINISHED 
SURFACES,    SUCH    AS    P.KINT.    VARNISH.    TILF:, 
OLASS,  ETC.     Jos.  G.  Baker.  Richmond.  Va. 
Filed    February    3.    1928.      Serial    No.    175.458.      PT'B 

LISHED  JUNE  5,  1923. 

174,015      PRINTED  BOOKS  AND  THEIR  COMPONENT 
PARTS    PUBLISHED  FROM  TIME   TO  TIME       Jm 
SKPn  Riri!Aiir>R  Company.  Inc..  New  Y'ork.  N    V. 
Filed    February    1.    1923.      Serial    No.    175.407.      PUB 

LISHED  JUNE  26.  1923. 

174.010,         KIMONOS.      BATH      ROBES,      PFITTK^OATS. 

APRONS.   AND  FLANNEL  GOWNS       Jarkph  Bros  . 

doine  bnsdneso  as  Unit<d  Kimono  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

File<i    February    1.    1923.       Serial    Ni,.    175.39H.       PI-R- 

LISHED  JULY  10.   1923. 

174.017.  PRINTED  ARTICLES  AND  LETTERS  UPON 
THE  SUBJECT  OF  SALESMANSHIP.  Wn  i.iamson 
L    P.ARNTiAKT,  New  York  and  Babylon.  N.  Y. 

Filed    February    1,    1923.       Serial    No.    175,379        PUB 
LISHED  JT^NF   12,   1923. 

174. OIS.        LEATHER     PI{F:.SER VATI VES         Op  rI!o^      L 
REisn.  MiffUnhurgr.  Pa.,  assipnor  to  Robert  V    Foster. 
Miffllnburp,    Pa 
Filed    January    30.    1923       Serial    No.    175.324.      PTTB- 

I.ISHED  JULY  3.  1923 

174.019.     INSECTICIDE.     D.  V    BraRKLr.,  doinc  buslneBs 
.IS  The   Rocky    Ford    Melon   Growera   Spray   Manufac 
turinc  Co..  Rocky  Ford.  Colo. 
Filed    January    30,    1923.      Serial    No,    176,297.      PUB 

LISHED  JT7LY  3,  1923. 

174  020      so.\P.     Til  NTov  ELBCTBoCHEMirAt.  Company. 
Taunton,  Maxs. 
Fllpd    January    29,    1923.      Serial    No.    175  277       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   3,   1923 


174.021.     A  CERTAIN  NAMED  MEDICINAL  PlilPAliA 

TION.       lU:HTH"liN    CUKMiOAI,    Cv,    >,.«     \..'k,    .N      "i 
Filed    February     !'(»,    192;!.       Serin!     N(.,    lTtl,;;_'ii,       I'lB- 
LiSHFD  JFNi:   19     192:; 

174.022  ANTISEPTIC  ASTIUNCFNT,  AND  DFOLm.R- 
IZING  LOTION  Fok  THE  MFCO!  S  MFMBKANF 
.\ND  SKIN.  CM.rnM  Pi,;i  ,io  i-rs.  I  m.  .nroEATKi', 
Cliicaeo.  Ill,,  aKHiiiior  to  I 'eps<  .d..;,!  >  onipjiny,  ii  c,,r- 
I'oraliori  of  Illinois 
I'iled    Fel,ruar.\    20.    192;         SiTi.al    \o     ]  T'',;;22        I'FB^ 

LISHFD   JFNF    !'.•,    ]'.rjr. 

174.02.;.  YARNS  FOR  HMT'lINC,  (  liio 'I  I  FTIVi  o  .\ND 
ART  NFFDI.EWoItK.  P.  ri.  s  ii  M.f  Iimann  r.  ivc^ 
New    York,    N     Y, 

I'iio.i    I'ehruary    'JO,    ]po;;        S.  r::>.i    Ni,     lTt;.;sT'.        i'l    H 

LISHED  JTNE  12,  1 ;»:;:;. 

174,0-4        DISlNFFf^TANTS        Hi.itkx    Chkmi./a!.    I'uod- 

rcis    I.iMiTpr',   I^iiidcm,    i;':_-iarMl 
I'iloil    I-^l  ru.iry    21      192;i        S.  rial    No      170.. '':9T        PUB- 
LIS.'':D   .11  NK    19,    19l';i 

1  7  4  ,  0  ■_'  ,-         MOTTH-WASil     PUFF  \  !;  A  T!"\        PY,,;,ir. 
I'lti 'iHTTs    Ci  ii:!'!  II,  \-r!(  IN     Non.'irk,    \     J 
I'ile.l    Fe'iruarv    21,    192.':.      Serial    No     ITO.IL'S.      PUB- 
I.lsilFD  .tfm;   i;i,   1923. 

1T4.O20,       Fii.i.:  FAltUIC    IN   Tlii:    I  IFCi:       s     STi:n,K;K   A 
CoMiA.M.    Lsr  ,   XfvF   Y.irk     N,    Y. 
Filed    F.-'iru;i!\     L'l.     l!iL';:        >.  r,..l    No.    lT0,,4;;i        I'FB- 
LISHFD    JFNF    P.*.    1923, 

174.027      COTTON  PIECE  Ge.oDS      Joseph  BAyrporr  fk 
SoN.s   Company.  Wllminptou,  Del. 

Filed    F.br-uriry    23.    192:!.      Sfrial    No     17^1.440        PI'B- 
LISHED   JFNE   19.   1P23. 

174.028,  YARNS  Paoifi,-  Mm, is  I.nwr.  nre  and  Bos- 
ton.  Ma.ss 

Filed    F"ebrnflry    21!.    192,'!       Sei-inl    No     1TtF499       PFP- 
LISHKI>  JINE   19,   1923 

174.029.  SAIA'F.  Pi:.m,k.s  Chemitai.  Co,  N.  w  Cuni- 
iKTland,  W    Vii 

Filed    Febrnr'ry    20.    192:^       Serial    No     170,  ,^,99        PUR- 
LISHEI>  JUNE  19,  1923 

174.030  WOV?:\  MESH  FABIilCS  MADE  Op  A  COT- 
TON WARP  WITH  A  COTTON  YARN  FILLING, 
ALSO  MADE  OF  A  COTTON  WARP  WITH  A  SILK 
YARN  FILLING,  ALSO  MADE  OF  SILK  WARP 
WITH  SILK  FILLIN(J.  ,Tmhn  Hoi.ip.Aen  Cmi-any, 
Pnterson.   N.   J. 

Filed    February    26.    1923.      S.-ria!    No.    1T6  0,'.'.S        itB- 
LISHED  JUNE  12,   1923. 

174.031  OLIVE  OIL  AND  CANNED  FRIITS  ANT> 
VFCFTABl.FS  Thp  Mni,,riv  Rkst-iij.ant  and 
Wine  Company,  Limited,  New  Y'ork,  N.  Y. 

Filei    l'.brn."rv    27-    1!>23       Seria!    No.    170,  OST       PUB- 
LISHED JFNE   19,   1923, 

174,o:V2,      LAUNDRY    BI  T'F       Tiif-    SrA\-v\P.v    J'i.-v\v.\- 
kink  Co..    Huntlnsjfon,    W     Vn 
Fi'fd    Fel-ruaiy    27,    192!!        S'Tinl    N'lo     1  TO  »^f)r»        PUR- 
I.ISHEIi  JUNE  19.  1923 

174,033       FLORAL  ANTISEPTIC  HAIR  TONIC,     Of.ORO* 
W,  Mphritt  Company.  In<-,,  Norfolk,   Va 
Fili'd    Fe)>rnary    2S.    102.'1        S.Tini    X.i      ITO,  T4«        T'T'B- 
LISHED  JUNE  19.   1923 

1T4.034         -XNTlSFFTir-     H.UK     CRoWFi;         GEni,v,'      \V. 
Mrionrr  Cumpavv     iv,-,,    Norfolk,  Va 

Fib' '    leln-ji-v    •_"<     101'::       S.rini    .\n     iTOvT-tO       PFB- 
LISHFD  JUNE   19     1923. 
174.03,n      ROUGE      Ross   Compaw    >-,„    y.,rk     \     y 

File*!    February    28,    1923.      Serial    No.    ITtlTO,;!       ii  R. 
LISHED  JUNE  19.   1923. 

174,0.36,       HOSIERY.       Davii,    Wal'i..^    fi,    .loiriL'    'nisino-s 
as    Union    Hosiery   C,iiooan>  .    N,  «    ^  ork     N     ^^ 
File<i    Febronry    2f<.    192;;.      SifImI    No      ITO,  TT2       PI  R 
LISHFD  JUNE   19.   1923. 


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OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEK  2, 1923 


174.037.      LEITAIN    NAMED    MEDICINAL    PREPARA- 
TION.    Stasdabd  Drcg  Company,  Los  Angeles;  Calif. 
FllPd    Febnary   19.    1923.      Serial    No.    176,290.      PUB- 
LISHED JUNE   19.   1923. 

PERFUME.    TOILET    WATER,    FACE    POW- 

T:lLCUM     powder,     SACHET,    BRILUAN- 

TINE,    FACE    CREAM,    LOTION    FOB    THE    SKIN 

AND   H.\flH.    AND   ROUGE.      Hocbiga.vt,    Isc.j   New 

4 

S^-rtal    No 


177.379.       PUB- 


TRE.VTMENT 
L    *    W    Mf>j 


174. 'V41.       A 

THEWS 

Cotnpan 
Filt-d    Mar 
LISHED   Jl 


Filed    Mari 

LISHED  JUl 

174.(H3.       WJ 

RATION] 


OF       IN 

COMPA.VT, 


PUB- 

H.     Ma- 

Medlcal 

PUB- 


York.   N.    Y. 
Filed    Mar^h     13.     1923. 
LISIIED  JUIjY   10,   1923. 

174,039.     YARN      Carroll  D.   Newell.  New  York.  N.   Y'. 
Fll.d     MarJh     13.     1923.       Serial    No.     177.420.       PUB- 
LISHED JUiIy    17.    1023. 
174.040       MFpICINE       FOR 
(iROWIN<;    TOENAILS. 
Vir.cenru*.    Itid. 
Filed    Marih     14,    1923.       Serial     No.     177,445. 
LISHED   JUI^Y   10,    1923. 

MEDICINAL    TONIC.       William 
doin«    business     as    The     Mathews 

.San   Francisco,  Calif, 
h     14.    1923.       Serial    No.     177.447 

Y  10,   1923. 
174  'H2.     Kli>NEY  AND  BLADDER  PILI.^.     Stephens 

BradlbyI  Company,  Lindale,  Ga. 

h    14.     1923.       Serial    No.     177.462.       PUB- 

Y  10,   1923. 
TERPBOOF    AND    ANTISEPTIC    PREPA 

FOR     THE     TREATMENT     OF     CUTS, 
AND  ABRASIONS  OF  THE  SKIN.      H.    & 
S.    PROodcTS    Co.,    MlllTille.    N.    .1. 

Flf.d    Mari-h     15,     1923.       Serial    No.     177,4.^7.       PUB- 
LI.«<HED  Jui-Y   10,  1923. 
174. (H4.      PHFPARATION   FOR  THE  PREVENTION  OF 
EXCESaiVE    PERSPIRATION.       SaxI  Sal    Labora 
TORIES,  k.vc,  Washington.  r».  C. 
Filed    Marth    15,     1923.       Serial    No.     177.519.       PUB- 
LISHED JuLy   10.    1923. 
174.045.     A  CERTAIN  NAMED  MEDICINAL  PREPARA 
TION.     First  Texas  Chemical  MAMPACTtRiNG  Com 


PANY.  Dallas,  Tex. 
Filed    MaiJrh     17,    19 


No.     1" 


.59S.       PUB- 


LISHED JU 

174.046.     P 
ACHE 
File<l    MaiJch 

lishp:d  jui.v 


t.       Serial 
Y  10.  1923. 

PARATION  FOR  NEURAI/IIA  AND  HEAD- 
Warren  P   Rash  Co.,  Ixc  ,  Mlddlesboro,  Ky. 
17,    1923.       Serial    No.     177.621.       PUB 
10.  1923. 


174,047.      A  ICERTAIN  NAMED  MEDiriNAL  PREPARA- 
TION.    Vita  SiLPHCB  Company,  Chicago,  111. 
Flle<l    Maich     17,    1923.       Serial    No.     177,639.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10.  1923. 

174.04«<  SHAMPOO  PREPARATION  TO  HELP  KEEP 
THE  HAIR  ANT>  SCALP  IN  A  CLEAN  HYGIENIC 
NATURM.  CONDITION.  r>EARW>RN  Stpply  Com- 
pany, Chicago,  111. 
Filed  Maich  19.  1923.  Serial  No.  177,656.  PUB- 
LISHED Jlt.Y  10.   1923. 

174.049       CERTAIN    NAMED    TOILET    PREPARATION. 
DkabboRn   SlPPLY  Company,  rhlcago.  111. 
Filed     Mafrh     19,     1923.       Serial     No.     177.657.       PUB- 
LISHED JLlI.Y  10.  1023. 

174.0.10      KtDIATOB  CEMENT.     FRITZ  Radiator  Cembnt 
("o  ,   Rhlneland.    Mo. 
Filed    Mai-oh    19,    1923.       Serial    Nu.     177.663.       PUB- 
LISHED JTILY  10,  1923. 

174,0.'-,1        RhACH-DESTROYINO   COMPOSITION.      WsL- 
r.TAM    si-HiLPLiN,   dolnc  business   a.<«   R    A   H.    E.   Co., 
Seattle.  Wash. 
Filed    MnUh    19.    1923.       Serial    No.     177.697.       PUB- 
LISHED JTILY  10,   1923. 

174  052.      rfcRTAIN  NAMED  TOILET   PREPARATIONS 
.\aTtii  Fi  WivAHirK.  New  Yorl?.  N    Y. 

March     19.     1923.       S*^rial    No.     177. 720.       I'UR- 
LY   10.   1923. 


Fllod 
LISHFD    H 


174,053.      STEEL  MARKING  DIES.     Jas.  H.  Matthfws 
k  Company,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 


Serial    No.     177,791.       PUB- 

n.oRiPA   Prodi- rrs    Company, 
Serial    No      178,032.       PUB- 


Flled    March    21,     1923. 
LISHED  JULY  3.  1923 

174,054.      SOFT    DRINK 
Inc.,  New  York,  N    Y 
Filed     March    26,     1923 
LISHED  JlLY  3.  1923. 

174,055       POPPET   VALVES   FOR   INTERNAL  rOMBUS- 
TIO.N    ENGINES.     The    Steel    Pbodicts    Company, 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Filed    March    2*\.     \\ri.\        Serial     No.     17S,069.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,  192:! 

174.0.16.      POPPET   VALVES   FOR   I NTFRNAL-COMBUS- 
TION    ENGINES,     The    Stekl    Prodicts    Company, 
Cleveland,   Ohio. 
Filed    March    26.    1S»23.       Serial    No      17S.070.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,  1923 

174.057.  JOURNAL  BEARINGS      Oregon  Brass  Works, 
Portland,  Oreg. 

nied    March     29,    1923.       Serial    No.    178,273.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,   1923 

174.058.  CLOAKS,  SUITS,  DRESSES.     M.  KiR.sCHNER  * 
SdN.s.  New   York,  N    Y 

Filed    March     .30.     1923        Seri:il    No,     178,346.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10.   1923 

174,059      CHILDREN'S   DRESSES      Martha  Maid  Mav- 
rKACTURiv*;  Company.  Ini  obporated,  Chicago,  111 
Filed    March    26,     1923        Serial    No.    178,367.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,   1923, 

174. OW       CARBURETORS    ANI>    STRUCTURAL    PARTS 
AND    FITTINGS    THP^REFoR       The    Eagle    Carbi 
BETOB  Company,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Filed  April  2.   1923.     Serial  No.   178,434.     PUBLISHED 

JULY  3.  1928. 

174.061.  CHEESE  COLOR  AND  BUTTER  COIX)R.  Lev- 
ring  AND  Company.  Incorporated,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Filed  April  2,  1923      Serial  No.  178,449.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

174.062.  MEDICINK  USED  IN  CASES  OF  STOMACH. 
LIVER.  KIDNEY.  AND  BLADDER  TROUBLE.  INDI- 
(;ESTI0N.  CONSTIPATION.  BILIOUSNESS,  AND 
BACKACHF  Obgan  Iron  Medicine  Company, 
(imahii.   Nehr. 

Filed  April  2.   1923      .Serial  No.   178.4.59.      PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,   1923. 

174,063       A  CERTAIN   NAMED  MEDICINAL  PREPARA- 
TION    Organ  Iron  MF.DiriNE  Company,  Omaha,  Nebr. 
Filed  April  2,   1923      Serial  No.   178,460.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

174.064.       CERTAIN    NAMED    MEDICINAL    PREPARA- 
TION.    Organ  Iron  Medhine  Company,  Omaha,  Nebr. 
Filed  April  2.  1923.     .S*.rial  No.   178,461.     PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,  1923. 

174.  t65.      FA<^E   AND    HAND   I>r>TION.      The   Remiu.eii 
Cm..   New   Y'lirk,   N,   Y 
Filed  .\pril   2,  1923      Serial  N.<    17*^.472.     PUBLISHED 
JT-LY   10.   l!f.'3 

174,006.       PREPARATION    FOR   THE    TREATMENT  OP 
PILES      CiiEiM  Krav<'is  Ft  TKvn.i,.  Conway,  N.  C. 
Filed  April  :^   1923       S»Ti,il   No.   178.500.     PUBLISHED 
JULY   10.   1923. 

174.067       MEDICINE  FOR  THE   TREATMENT  OF   HOO 
'cholera.      MrH     Nf.li  lE    F.    Hoffman,    Brookings, 

S.  Dak. 
FlU-d  April  3.  1923.      Serial  No.   17'<.504.     PUBLISHED 

JULY   10.   1923 

174.0«.'*       P«nVI.FR  FOR  NURSERY  AND  TOILET  USE. 
The  CnvsTvi.  Chemk  al  Ci>.  Ini"  .  New  Y'ork.  N.  \". 
nied  April  4.  1923      Serial  No    178..'i54.     PUBLISHED 

JULY   lo,    1923 


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174,069       DYESTUFFS     APPLICABLE     IN     COLORINCJ 
AND    PRINTING    PURPOSES.      H.    A.    Mktz    4    Cc  , 
lv<   ,    New  York,    N.   Y. 
Filed  April  4.  19'J3.      Serial  No.  178.563.      PUBLISHED 

JI'LY  li».    11*23 

17  4.070.       FACIAL    OIL    AND    OINTMENT.      Salon 
Vienne.se.    New   York,    N     Y. 
Filed  April  4,   1923.     Serial  No.  178,570      PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,   1923. 

174.071.  SAWS  HANDLED  AND  NOT  HANDLED, 
HAMMERS.  SLEDGES,  WEDGES,  STONE  PICKS, 
PI<  K.\XP-S.  Sandvikens  Jek.nvekks  Aktiebolao, 
Sandvlken.  Sweden. 

Filed  April  4,  1923.      Serial   No.  178,571       PUBLISHED 
JULY  3.   1923. 

174.072  LIQUID  I'ANDRUFF  REMOVER.  Sterling 
I'KiCE  Taylor,  doing  business  as  Taylor  Drug  Com- 
pany. Mirifral   Wells.  Tex. 

Filed   April  4,  1923,      Serial  No.  178,575.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    1923. 

174.073  CKRT.UN     NA.MED    MEDICINAL    PREPARA 
TIONS.     Chlohu  Chemical  Corporation,  New  York, 
N    Y. 

Filed  April  5.  1923.     .Sprial  No.  178,592.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10.    19_'.{ 

174,074.        PREPARATION      FOR      REMOVING     CORNS 
AND    C.VLLUSES.      E.     C.     De    Witt    &    Co.,    Lvr  , 
Chicago,    111. 
Filed  April  5,  1923.      .Serial  No    178,597.     PUBLISHED 

JULY   10,   1923. 

174.07.J.      LIQUID    IODINE    PREPARATION.      Harry  J 
N(>\A(  K,    doing    business    as    Colloidal    Laboratories, 
Philadelphia.   I'a. 
Filed  April  5,  1923.     Serial  No.  178,626.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    1923. 

174.070.      <  ERTAIN  NAMED  TOILET  PREPARATIONS. 

Cakl    a.    Schwarze.    doing    butiiness    as    Sindol    Co., 

Woodhaven,   N.   \'. 
Filed  April  6,  191'3.     Serial   No    178.676.      PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,   1923. 

174.077.  SAWS,  HANDLED  AND  NOT  HANDLED, 
HAMMERS,  SLEDGES.  WEDGES,  STONE  PICKS. 
PICKAXES  Sandvikens  Jeknvekks  Aktiebolag, 
Sandviken,    Sweden. 

Filed  April  9.  1923.      Serial    No,  178,872.      PUBLISHED 
JULY   3,    1923. 

174.078.  HAND-OPERATED,    PORTABLE,    AND    STA 
TIONARY     FIRE-EXTINGUISHING     APPARATUS. 

FOAMITE  CHILDS     COBPORATION,     Utlca,     N.     Y. 

Filed  April  11,  1923.     Serial  No.  178,984.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  3,   1923. 

174,079      SILK  PIECE  GOODS.     Dltlan  Silk  Corpora 
noN,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed  .May   28,  1923.     Serial  No.  181,260.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923. 

174,080.     SILK  PIECE  GOODS.     Dlplan  Silk  Corpora- 
tion. .New  York,  N.  \", 
Filed   .May  28.  1923.      Serial  No.  181,259.      PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923. 

174.081      SILK  PIKCK  fJouDS.     Li  i'lan  Silk  Corpora- 
tion. New  \"ork.  N.  Y. 
Filed   May  2s.  i<)i'3.      Serial  No.  181,258.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  17.  1923. 

174.082.     SILK   PIECE  GOODS.      I TrLAN  Silk  Corpora- 
tion. New  York.  N.  \'. 
Filed  .M.>y    2S.  1923.      Serial  No.  181,257.      PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923. 

174,OK3.      CHINAWARE.      The   Atlas    China    Company, 
Niles,   Ohio. 
Filed   .May  2.".  1923.      Serial   No.  181,104.      PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 


174.084.  PIECE  GOODS  OF  SILK.  COTTON.  AND 
WOOL  AND  MIXTURES  "F  T!!E  SAME.  SocitTfi 
Rodier.   I'ariK.   P'rance 

Filed  May  11,  l>.ti.'3       S.  riiil    \.     .^i    .-.ot;       PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,  1923. 

174.085.  PIEi'E  GOOLS  dV  SilK.  (dTTON,  AM' 
WOOL  AND  MIXTURKS  oF  flii:  S.^ME.  S<Ki£:Tt: 
Rodier,  Paris,  France. 

Filed  May    11,1923.      Srinl  No,  1  ^o..'.n4.      I'L  ULISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

174.086.  HANDKERCHIEFS  I,f;oN  Rim.h.  New  Y<'rk. 
N.    Y 

Filed   .May   10.1923.      Serial  No   1''0,413.      PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,  1923. 

174.087.  HAiR  NETS.  P,e  Neet  ^L^  m  factirim;  i  o,, 
Inc.,   New  York,   N.   Y. 

Filed  May  9.    1923.      Serial   No    1^0.;'.,-6.      PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

174.088.  COTTON  YARNS.  Old  t  oiovy  Mam  facti  r 
ING   Cokpokation.   Taunton,   M.'i>s 

Filed  May  5.   1923.     Serial  No.  IS*'. 237,     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

174.089       YARNS  FOR   KNITTING.  CROCHETING,  AND 
ART  NEEDLEWORK,      Heknhabd  Ulmann  Co.   Inc., 
New  Y'ork,   N.  Y". 
Filled  May  4.   1923       Serial    No   l«.o.i;»9       PUBLISHED 

JULY  10,  192;;, 

174.090.  TABLE  (JLASSWAUK.  Kcmbel  Brothers. 
Inc.,  New  York.   N,   Y. 

Filed  May  2,   1923.     Serial   No.   1*^0, Ot;3.      PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

174.091.  COTTON  PIECE  GOODS  Wilton  Manitac- 
TtrRiNG  Company.  Inc..  New  York.  N    Y. 

Filed  May  1,  1923.     Serial  No.   I<o,(»38,     PUBLISHED 
JULY  3,    1923. 

174.092.  HAND  SEWINt;  .VND  MACHINE  -  SEWING 
LINEN  THREAtt.  RARrua  K  Flax  Spinning  Co, 
Patersofl,  N.  J. 

Filed  May  1,   1923.     Serial  No.  I79.9s4.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 

174.093.  KNITTED  WOOL  .\NIi  COTTON  (iOODS  IN 
THE  PIECE  Vary  Kmt  Co..  Inc..  Union  Hill, 
N.   J.,  and   New  York.   N,    Y. 

Filed  April  27,  1923.      Serial  No    179,^36.      PUBLISHED 
JULY  3,  1923. 

174.094.  KEY  CHAINS.  The  Boye  Needle  Co..  <bl- 
cago,  111. 

Filed  April  27,  1923.     Serial  No.  179.773.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  3,  1923. 

174.095.  YARNS.     Ebne.st  A.   Rfep.   New   York.  N.  Y. 
Filed  April  24,  1923.     Serial  No    1  79,623.     PUBLISHED 

JULY    10,   1923. 

174.096.  HAIR  NETS,  o  I.  Stanvhd  Hry  G(.oi>s  C.i., 
Huntington,   W.   Va. 

Filed  April  21,  1923.     Serial  No.  179.491      PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    1923. 

174.097.  TIRE  FABRICS  IN  THE  PIECE.  S.m  mon 
Falls  Manifactlring  Company.  Boston,  Mass. 

Filed  April  18,  1923.     Serial  N<i,  179.32:!.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    17,    1923. 

174.098.  PIPES,  CIGAR  AND  CIG.VHKTTE  HOLDERS. 
AND  TOBACCO  POUCHES.  Ai  fked  Dcnhill  op 
IjONDON,  Inc.,  Now   York.   N,   Y 

Filed  April  17,  1923.     Serial  No    179,263,     PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,    1923. 

174.099.  CLEANING  PREPARATION  FOR  BATH- 
TUTBS.  SINKS,  PORCELAIN.  MARBLE,  ENAMELED 
WARE.  POTS,  KETTLES.  TINWARE.  CROCKERY, 
OILCLOTH,  LINOLEUM,  FLOORS.  PAINTED 
WALLS,  AND  WOODWORK.  Thhnhs  E  Forster, 
doing   business  as   T.    K.    Forster   »V;    c<..,    Neisho.   Mo. 

Filed  July  1.  1920.     Serial  No.  i:;4.407.     PUBLISHED 
Jl'NE   12.   1923. 


60 


174,100. 


JULY   10, 

174.101. 
Co 


'IT- Ji"iiani  -wiiwwiWp-^pw 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2. 1923 


LISHED 
174,104. 

HfDf 


PILLOWCASES.      Naomkiao    Stsam    Cottos 
Co.,   ^alem,  Mass. 
Filed  Ai»rll  9.  1921.     Serial  No.  145.957.     PI.-BLI8HED 
1923. 

PILLOWCASES.      Nacmkkao    Stbam    CcyrroH 
^Alem,  Mass. 
Filed  Atrll  9,  1921.     Serial  No.  145,968.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    lO.I  1923. 

174.102.  TABLE  KNIVES  OF  BASE  METAL  AND 
PARTICULARLY  OF  INCORRODIBLE  IRON  ALr 
LOYa,   AND  TRADES  CUTLERY   KNIVES.      Ammi- 

CAN     CCTLBRT     COMPAN'Y,     ThlCaKO,     III. 

Filed  jine  25.  1921.     Serial  No.  149,621.     PLIBLISHED 
JULY    3,  1&23. 

174.103.  ©EVICBS  FOR  SUPPORTING  C(X)KING  UTEN- 
SILsTaND  OTHER  ARTICLES  OVER  AN  OPEN 
FIBn  (\\MPi'i«K  MAMKALTrRivu  Company,  St. 
Louta,   Mo. 

Filed    November   2-',    1021       r^erial    Nn     155. T3T.      PUB- 
JULY   3.    192,',. 

TRANSMISSION  OR  tR.XNK  CASING  PARTS. 
ON   Mf>TOR    SrEri.\i.TiEs    rnMPANY.   Philadelphia 
and  rrankford.   Pa. 
FUed    Januar7    31.    1922       Serial    No.    158,677.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.   1923  j 

174,106.  Lenses  for  goggles  and  protection 

GI^isES.     WILLSON  GooGLEs.  IvT.,  Reading,  Pa. 
Filed    JIarch     15,     1922.       Serial    No.     160.734.       PUB- 
LISHED   SEPTEMBER    19,    1922. 

174.106.  BABY  BATHS,  COFFEE  BOILERS,  RICE 
BOII£RS,  BOWLS,  WASHBASINS.  CHAMBERS. 
CABINETS.  COLANDERS.  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS, 
ETC.  Shaplkigh  Hardwabs  Company,  St.  Lonis, 
Mo 

Filed  April  15,  1922.     Serial  No.  162.358.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    3.  [1923. 

174.107.  CALIPER  GAUGES.  SUCH  AS  SNAP  AND 
PIN  GAUGES  PaATT  *  Whitxit  Company,  New 
York    NY. 

Filed  May  24,  1922.     Serial  No    164.452.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    3J1923 

174.108.  FHUIT  PRESSES.  Michael  J.  Brown,  Pblla- 
delplla.  Pa. 

Flle«i  July  5.  1922.     Serial  No.   166.498.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10.    1923. 

I74flf»9  SALVE.  JrssiB  Ann  Bond,  dolni;  business  as 
J    k\  A.  Bond,    Hamilton,   Ontario.   Canada. 

Filed    October    23,    1922.      Serial    No     171,061.      PUB 
LISHEdFjULY   10.   1923 

174.110.  I  BOOTS  AND  SHOES  OF  KID.  CANVAS,  AND 
LEAfTHER.  Thb  Jtvbnilb  Shoe  CoapoaAino:*  or 
AMmiCA,  Carthage.  Mo 

Filed    October    2.    1922.       Serial    Nn      170.198.       PUB- 
LISHED   JUNE    26,    1923. 

174.111.  ULTRAMARINE  BLUE  The  Standard  Ultra- 
MARINB  Co.,   HnntlnKton.   W.   Va 

Filed    October    18.    1922       Serial    N  >.    170.907.      PUB- 
LISHED  M.VRCH   20.    1923. 

174.112  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS  FOR 
THB  TREATMENT  OF  COUGHS,  WHOOPING 
COHGH,  AND  SIMII^R  DISEASES.  Valb.ntiho 
Balbacci,  doinif  business  as  Laboratorio  Chimlco 
Fariaceatico  V.  Baldaccl.  Pisa.  Italy. 
Filed  October  18,  1922.  Serial  No.  170,921.  PUB- 
LISHED JULY   3,   1923. 

174.113.      SHOES   OF   LEATHKR,    RUBBER.   AND   F.\B- 


RIC 
Filed 
I.ISHEDI 


NiAOAKA  Shob  Company,  Inc  ,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
lOctober    21.    1022.      Serial    No.    171,029.      PL'B 
JULY  3,  1928. 


174.114       A   RE.MFDY   FOR   HE.ADACHE  AND  NKI'RAL- 

Gl.\       The    Rek.se   Chemicai.    Company.   Clevelatid, 
Ohio 
Filed    Nov-emt>er    17,    1920       Serlnl    No.   139.754.      PUB- 
LISHKP  NOVEMBER   8.   1921 

17  4.115.      .NICKEL    SILPIIATE.      Rriii.sh    .\mekica 
Ni'Kti     I  "Kf'N    I  !i',    <ittawa,    Ontario,    i  aiiarta. 
Filed    February    -4,    1!'21.      Sfria!    No.    143,077.      ITB 
LISHED  JULY  .■?.  1'.123 

174,116.      NICKEL    .\MMONirM    ST-LPHATF.      I5KnisH 
.^MERITA     .VpKKi      I  iwi' N      I.TTi  ,     Ottawa,     ontari". 
Canada. 
Filed    FfhriiJiry    -M     IUJI        S.Tlnl    No     143.07s       ITB- 
LISHED  Jri.Y  ?..  I'.fj:; 

174,117      Pl<nt  HKS       Oaviii  D.wiiisoN,  Provirtenre.  R    I 
Filed     Jun.'     lo.     i;.',ji.       SU-rial     No      148.932        PUB- 
LISHED JINE  10,   1»2:> 

174.11  H.      RENNET     .11  NKET   T.VBLETS.    AND    LA<^'ir 
FERMENT        N      K.i  u:iiiiAARD    Jensens    Tekn     Kem 
Fabhik.  rup.nhaReti,  I>»>nmark 
Filed    (irfoliPf    -7      Ui'JI         Serial     No      154, n54.       PCB- 
LISHED  JTI.Y  :i.  r.'-'.-i. 

174.119.  ('.V.Nl>\        Nk>s    I;\..i,.v\I)   CoNrBrTiMNKKY    Cum 
PA  NY,   Itoston     Mmss 

Filed    0<M'<b«T    :;l.     I'.'Jl.       Serial    No.    154. SIO,       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  :<.   i'.<2:;. 

174.120.  MA(;aZ1NES,  books,  .^ND  STORIES  Fir- 
Tii'V  H'li  .se,  I.S'  .  Nfw  York  and  Long  Island  City. 
N.  Y 

Filed    November    IJ,    I'.'-'l.      Serial    No.    155.304.      PUB 
LISHED  MAY  20    1923 

174.121         I.E.VTIIEK     I'HESEHVATIVES    MADE    FROM 
WOOL  FAT  OK  LANOLIN.      NORTH   Star  Chbmk  ai. 
Works,  Inc.,  Lawrence,  Masa. 
Filed    Niu^-niber    lU     l'.t21       Serial    No     155.630.      PT'B- 
LI8HED  JUNE  5.  1923 

174,12.'        .El{T\l\    N.XMED    Ar>VERTISING    I.ITER.X 
TIRE.      D.    Rei,b\v.\lkn,   Cleveland.   Ohio. 
F'iled    lii'Cfuil..r    17,    1!I21.      .Serial    No.    156. S60.      PUB- 
LISHED JTNE   12.   1923. 

174,123.      SOFT    DRINKS    AND  EXTRACTS       The  Zipp 
Mani  rACTURiNG    ("iiMiANY.    Cleveland,    Ohio. 
Filed   M;.y    l'.».    1920      Serial    No.   1.32.67T.    PUBLISHED 
JUNE  21.   1921. 

174.124  BEIiSlliE.VDS  I'uimrh.sb  I>rape«ie8,  Int.. 
New  York,  N    V 

Filed   May   II     192.!.     S.^rlal  No.  180,493.    PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,   192:'. 

174.125  WOMEN'S  HAIR  NETS.  J.  C.  Penney  Com 
PANY.    Salt    I.ake,    Utah,    and   New   York,   N.    Y. 

Filed  May   U,   1923      Serial  Nr.    180,491       PT'BLISHED 
JULY  10.   1923 

174.120      IEKT.\IN  WOVEN,  KNITTED,  NETTED.  TF.X- 
TILE,    ANT>    PILE    E.\ItRIi"S.       ('heney    BKOTriEUs. 
S<-)urh  Manchesf.T,  dmn 
File.!  M.y   1-     \'r:::      S,rial   No    180.521.     PUBLISHED 
JULY   10,   U,i-j:; 

174,127       1   I.iiTH    .VND   STI  EES   OF   WOOL  .VND   WOR 
STED       Pbvoi.e    Sc    KivfTTT    Limited.    London.    Eiik- 
lancl 
Filed   .May    l.\   192:;      S.rijil   N.<    1*^0,549     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,   192:!, 

174. l.s.       (  (tITuN     liuul.S     IN     THE     PIECE.       Damd 
S'uw.*!:!/    (  ..Mivw,    Im    .    New    York.    N.    Y. 
Filed     May     12,     19.':;        Serial     No.     180.558.       PUB- 
LISHED .IT'I.Y  10.   192:!, 

174.129.      RIC  HAC     IIRAID     AND     SHIRKED     KIBBON 
EL.ASTU*      BAFiAsn  Bkothebs,  Inc..  New  York,  N.  Y 
Filed   M.Hy    17.    19-':;      Serial   No.    180.738.    PUBLISHED 
JULY  3.   1023. 


[ACT  OF  M.ARCH  19,  1920,  SEC.  1    (h)j. 
THESE  REGISTRATIONS  ARE  NOT  SUBJECT  TO  OPPOSITION. 


174.130.        .CLASS    46.       FOODS    AND     INGREDIENTS       174.133.      (CLASS  4»i.      FOnl^s   .\M)   INGREDIENTS   uF 
o[.'  POODS  )      Carl  A.   IsAArsoN.  Coiias,  Miiin.     Filed  FOODS.)       M.     i\     Pbtek.s     Mill    Co       Omaha      \ehr 

Mar    24.   1023.      Serial  No.    177.974.  Filed  May    12.   1923.     Serial  No.   180,550. 


Aged  Mountain  Growth 


BRAND 


The  linlinr  .shown  on  the  drawlna;  i«  for  shading  par- 
poaes  only.  .No  rlalm  i»  made  to  the  word  "Brand" 
apart   from  the  mark  shown  In  the  drawing. 

Portirvlar  dttniption  nf  ijnodx       CofTee. 

Clnimg  u»r  since  on  or  about  S  jit.   1,  1917. 


174.131,  M  L,\SS  39  CLOTHING,,  Loris  Behger, 
doine  biiaiiiMiis  as  Manhattan  ManufaittirinR  Co.,  New 
York.    N.    V    Filed   Oct.   30.    1922.      S<  rial    No.    171.349. 

MANHATTAN  CLOTHING  SPECIALTIES 

f'articu  nr  fhitrriptUiH  of  !7oods — Office  Coats,  Mohair 
Suite.  Panama  Suits.  Covert  Suit.^i.  Gabardine  Suits,  Se«>r- 
sucker  Suits.  Whipcord  Suits.  iMick  Trousers.  Waiter 
Ja.ket.«.  Golf  Kiiiikers,  Knitted  Vests,  Full-Dress  and 
Tuxedo  Vesta,  Bath  Kohes,  Chefs"  Caps.  Waiters'  .\prons. 
White  Coats.  Linen  Dusters,  T^pcoaUs.  and  Conducton' 
Cerialiaime  L'oats. 

Claimti   use  since   October.    1902. 


174.132.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED,  NliTTTEI).  .\ND  TEX- 
TILE FABRICS.)  A.MEBiCAN  Bleachbd  Goods  Com- 
pany. Inc..  New  York.  N.  Y.  Filed  July  7,  1923. 
Serial  No.    1«2.894 

BERNESE 


SWISS 


Particular  dc»cription  of  goodt. — Cotton  Goods  in  the 
Piece. 

Claimt  ume  since  on  or  about  Jan.  31,  1922. 


PETERS' 

PartU^Uir    dem^iption    of    goods. — Stock    and    Poultry 
Feed. 

ClairtM  u«e  since  about  I>ecemt>er,  1906 


174.134.  (CLASS  46.  PX»ODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 
FOODS.)  John  C  Macphersov.  doing  business  as 
Macpherson's  Bakery.  I>a  Grande,  OreR.  Filed  .May  3. 
1923.     Serial  No.   180,136. 


Particular  dexniption   of  gooiin. 
Claimg  use  since  Mav   1.    1921. 


Bread. 


174,138.  (CLASS  4(1  FoODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  UF 
FOODS.  I  Detroit  Packing  Co..  Detioit,  Ml<h  Filed 
June  3.    1922       Serial   No.   164,874. 


Particular  descnptiun  of  s/ood*  -  'Bacon. 
Claimt  use  since  Oct.    1,   1921, 


174,138.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGKEIHENTS  OF 
F00E>8.)  BoBBBT  A.  Johnston  Compam,  Milwaukee, 
Wis.     Filed  Apr.  19.  1922.     Serial  No.  162,554. 


CHOICE 
BOX 


I 


U 


Porticvlar  descriptwn  of  goods — Candies. 
Claimt  use  since  February.  1922. 


61 


u 


62 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2, 1923 


174.137.  (CL.\SS  46  FOODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 
P'OODil.i  Stlvestxr  J  ScHENK,  Avon  Lake.  Ohio. 
Filed  !><-.    15.   1921.     Strial  No.   156.761. 


174.141  (CLASS  3.  BAGGAGE.  HORSE  EQUIPMENTS, 
r<)RTFOLIOS,  AND  I'OCKETBOOKS.)  Geib  A 
ScHAETER  <■()..  rtilciiKO,  111.  Filed  Feb.  15,  19:i2. 
Serial   No.    159,358. 


KamtKracK 


Partif^tar    (Uft'-ription     of    goodg. — ^Musical  Instrument 

Cas»s. 

CJairtiM   u*f   slti'-"'    N'iiv.    19,    1921. 


Uic  FuritasSprrngsBDultryfarin 


I'artic 


i:4,i."!H, 


iar  d*'>f'^  ipiion  of  gwjii*  - 
use  since  July  25.  1918. 


-Eggs. 


FOG  Dp  I 
Filod 


1 1. 


LASS  46.     FOODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 
Heller    and    Compant,    Chicago.     IlL 


17  tU--  ri.A.^S    t»        DKNTAL.   MKDIt'AL.   .\NI)   SIR 

Ml  Ai.    \rri,iAN<Ks  I      iiEisHAR[>   p:knst   iurtkls. 

fi'in;,'     business     as     I'rojis-     Manufacturinji     Co..     Lynn, 
M.Ts-        Filf<l    .Xiii:     1>>.    11'-'-        Serial    No.    16^.291. 


Pnrticitlar  description  of  (jood-t  A  Pastry  Preparation 
in  PoW(!k>rf>(i  Form  T'st-d  as  .in  Inzrt'dit'nt  in  the  Malting 
of   Puddings.   Pi''   Fillings,   and  Cake   Fil'ines. 

C/aimii  u»e  sint-e  G'-t.   22.    lOO't. 


Particular    deo'-rUition    of    yoorf*.- -<:ombin<d    .\rch-Sup 
porting    and    Iltvl  I      n  t  iug    Shank    Pi«'<>'«    for    Hoots   and 

Shoes. 

'7<i<m/!    uife   «inrf   ut^    or    nhout   Jul^    15,    1922. 


174,l.-',0. 


Serial 


1 1  "LASS 


glasswahf: 


Warner  Pat- 


TERSOs-    Company.    Chirago.    Ill        Filed    May    3,    1920 


No.   131.998. 


.m»mmj^>»A>j»m»}}Mmm'}.>^jf.'?JTVWV??MJJ!^^s::j^. 


Pf»rti(iular   df-rription    'if    ijood*  —l.]dht    Refracting   or 
Diffusint   Glass    for    Hpadlight.i^ 
riatrni    us*'    sin^-p    Vh     in.    1920. 


174.140 
CAL 
Winn 
Serla 


(CLA.SS  44.     DENTAL.  MEDI'"AL.  AND  SURGI- 
APPLIANCF.S.        i"HAvri[.EK    &    Fisher    Limited, 
re.     Manitoba,     Canada.      Filed    .July    30,     1920. 
No.   l.'^r...-!tf) 


ip. 


Portikular    dftcription    of    goods. 
Claivit  u*e  since   Nor,   7.    1904. 


-Surgical    Ugaturet. 


17  4     14.'?.       (CLASS     H!  PAINTS     AND    PAINTERS 

MAI  KIU.VTS  I        Wrsr  imast     Kai.somine    Company. 

I?.Tl«f-l.-v,     "alif.        li!.-d  Mnv     16.     1923.       Serial     No. 
1'<0,72H. 


Water-Tint 


I'lirtU-ular   desi-riptian   of  qooit. — Calcimine. 
f'la%ms  use  since  .\}iri!.  I'.t21, 


174,144  (CLASS  6  CHEMICALS.  MEDICINES,  AND 
PHARMACEfTICAL  PREPARATIONS.)  The  Eli 
LiLLT  k.  Company,  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  now  by  change 
of  name  V.W  Lilly  A  Company,  Indianapolis.  Ind..  a 
Corporation  of  Indiana,  nied  Mar.  31.  1921.  Serial 
No.  145,518. 


%Q!i>-'%wjnig 


PariicvUar     description     of    guods. — Liquid     Medicinal 
Preparation    Containing    Quinine. 

Claimt  use  since   about   January,   1900. 


October  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


63 


174,146.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS,  MEDICINES,  AND 
PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.)  D»  Cam- 
Ebon,  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed  Apr.  11.  1923. 
Serial  No.  178.967. 


Particular   description    of  goods. — Perfume*. 
Claitnn  une  since  Get.  1,  1921. 


1  7  (  .  1  4  >;      ici.vss     I.-..     it!:\i:R.\i;r:--.     nhvaico- 

IC'IIC  I      '  >ha\<;k  Crt.sh  Co.MPANY.  Chicago,   HI.     Filed 
Aug.   0,    l'.t2.{.      Serial    No.    1,S4.140. 


Onate'CSXJSa 

COMPANY 


Particular  description  of  goods — Nonalcoholic.  Non- 
cereal.  Maltless  Beverages  and  Compounds  and  Con- 
centrates   for    Making    the    Same. 

Cl<iims  use  since  June  15.  1916. 


174.147.  I  CLASS  46  H^ODS  AND  INGREDIENTS 
OF  FOODS.)  JosKPH  ViCToRi  &  Co  Inc  .  New  York, 
N.  Y.     nied  June  16,   1923.      Serial   No.   182.119. 


IBERIA 


Particular    de.'<rription    of   ffoods  —Vocui    Products— viz, 
I'r.'s.r\e<l  Candied  I'rnits  i  Turron  Mazapan  de  Frutani 
Claims  use  since  June.  1922. 


174.I4>«  ((LASS  46  FOODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 
FOODS.)  Omak  Fri  it  (Jrowkks,  Omak.  Wash  Filed 
June  y,  192."?.     Serial  No.  181.770. 


OMAK 


Particular   description   of   goodt. — Fresh    Apples. 
Claims  use  since  June.  1916. 


174,149.      (CLASS  46.      FOODS   AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 
FOODS.)       The    Htman    Pk  kle    Co,    Louisville     Kv 
Filed   Apr.    19,    1923.      Serial    No     179.372. 


Particular  descii'tion  of  ;;'.</d.v.--  I'lckles,  r;u<-hi)i.. 
Sauerkraut.  Mustard,  ]'r[i;..-r  S:iu.>'  \inf^-ir,  \\,r  'Sit-r 
Sauce.    TR^K^scn    S;uuv,    dliv.s,    aii.i    M.-i  x  ,,i,n!iis, 

Claimt  use  since  1872. 


174.150.       (CLASS    0       CH1:M1('.\LS,    MKMi   IMS      .^  \  I  • 
PHARMACEFTICAL       I'HKI'A  H  AI MN  s  i.haha.m 

Chemical  company,  GreensSiorr..  N.   «        }  il-d    \pr    ]  :•, 
1923.     Serial  No.  179,096. 


Bug-death 

'"iij  ALL  K/.tJ)S  Of 

BUGS    AND     INSECTS 

^"•«;  r'pt'ed  to  kill  Rosetifl, 

B«<i  Bu^,  Ant.,  Fltas,  Fi<5 

"'»     *     GOOD       oiSirsf  C  CTAMT 

0  ''a"b«u„d,„  Tc.Ui  C«. 

1  ^».  Foul   CcIIatj,  G*/I»»j« 
I  — ^:^^^*nn,\,.    Sl»W«»    ett 

•■frri/j 


~Zl_^^^_^^^->il^lf       Do  .^  .«  -  »»^'  I 


Particular   description    of   goodg. — Liquid    I'isinfectant, 
Claimt  me  since  Apr.  1.  1920. 


i  i 


64 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


174.151.      <  CLASS  6.      CHEMICALS.   MEDICINES.   AND  174. IK.*?.      (CI.AS8   2;^.      CITLKRY,    MACHINERY,    AND 

PHARMACEUTICAL      PREPARATIONS)        !>»     Cam  TOOLS,    AND    PARTS    THEREOF)      Thi    Rockwood 

ERi>.N     ikr  .    New    York,    N.    Y.       Fll*^    Apr.    11,    1923.  M.*MrrAni  Riva    Cumpant,     Indianapolis,     Ind.       Filed 

Serial  Xo    ITS. 969.                                                                       i  May    13.    1922.      Serial    No.    163.828. 


Particular    (Utcription    of   goo4*. — Perfumes 
r\<Um»  use  since  Oct.  1.  1921. 


Parlieulnr    deifi^^fition    "'    f/oo'fx-F'owpr  Transmission 
Pulleys. 

Claimt  unf  since  .\pr.  6,  10'J2. 


174  152.  (CLASS  6  CHEMICALS.  MEDICINES.  AND 
PHARJIACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.)  D»  Cam- 
EK'N  I'C.  New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed  Apr.  11,  1923.  Serial 
No.   17!  ,962. 


icul 


Fart 
ClcUmt 


174,154.  (CLASS  2.'!  CTTLP:RY.  MACHINERY.  AND 
TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF  »  Sicldkn  C.  War- 
NBB,  doiug  bUHineRa  aa  The  .Stai*et  Company,  West 
Orange,  N.  J.     Filed  Apr    17.  1022      Serial  No.  182.469. 


i=m=» 


ir   de>icription   of   jyodi.— Perfumes 
use  since  Ort,   1,  1921. 


Particular  deacription  of  good*. — Diamond  Tools  for 
Dmslnir  lirlnding:  Wheela  and  Turning  Hard  Rubber, 
Celluloid.  F'lber.  Aluminum,  Bronre,  Cast  Iron,  and  Many 
Other  Materlfils.  Pinraond  EngraTing  Tools,  Diamond 
Marklnir   T^oIr.    ami    Diamond    Drills. 

Claimi   uif   since    October.    1921. 


LABELS 

Rr:(irSTERED  (K^TOBEK  -.  l:»23. 


.6,4.     _-rVfr..-   HILLCRE8T      HONEY.      For      Extracted  2.>,-l,-.:i^^-7'^f,..    s    &    s    siv.r  I  irr       r-     Electric    ^^Do^t 

Hon..y    r.nuiners.      .,     R,......,     ...,Hsu^.    North-  ,             .,Ms.      S    ^    M     I...M,.   <  ^    .^    ^,    ,   L.s   l^Z:  cZ' 

fl.ld.   Minn       PubllHlied   AuKUHt    17,    U.L':i.  |             l'nl,li.he,i   An.„sr   'M     V'H 

''■'lBS,erc'>nrr'^xr«'^^?'^  "'''''''''       ForM0  2MMr.r/.     PRETTY      BAHY       For      .anned      ,  itro,. 

Calif       Published   June  1.-7,   1923.  j            Published   Mav- 15    192.-, 

26,4;i9-7.J/..    HLUEHIRDS      FOR      HAPIMNESS.       For  -M^.       7.r/.      KMIU.KMS   OK   I^ISTINCTTOX       p.,.   Fm- 

Llver    I     l.s.      Pi,tKB.RU    Phaemacm.    Cu.,    Cambridge,  bien.n    and    R.,i..s.      E     L.    L,>,;k,     OnMP.or      Prori- 

Mas..      I-ubllHhed  August  7.  1923.  |             ,!,.„,,.,    h.   I.      ruMished   .Tune   1     V.    r. 

26,440.      7if/e.-   (JRANOLA.      Fur  Corn  Oil.      BK...Mt;  Pa-k  IT., ,.-.;    ^- t,,/,  .    W(  )RI.D      OVER       For      suv-h-s       .iEo.vr 

.NO   CO..  .-hlcHgo,   in.      Published  August  8,   1923.  M.h.kkv.   Washi..t,,n.    Pa       V.IU.^!^Z.  0    r"[ 

26.44,        r,,/e:  TREASURE  CHEST  (SPANISH  SCENES,  2.,4r,7       T.N.     MODEL        P.r       l,v          r..™        Mkv.s^^ 

F.r_  Phon..grar.h    Records.      C.    Bh.no    A    So..    I.r,  ;             ,.,,.„.,      ,.,      ,,,.,,,     .,,^^,,^,         "J^nas^^^ 


New   York,   N    Y       Published  July   12.   1923 

26.442       Titlr.    TREASFRE      CHEST.      For      Phonograph 

R>'<Mrds.      ('.    Bruno    A    Sov,    Inc.,    New    York.    N.    Y. 

Published  July   12,   1923. 
26.44:{    -Title:   BCNTE     LICORICE     TIPS       For     Can.iy. 

BiNTH    Bhothkr.s,   <-hlcago.    Ill,      Published    .luly     '-. 

Ht23, 

2ti.4»4  -    7iH,.,    BKi     MIKE     SISPENDERS,      For     Mens 

Suspenders,      Ci.awsun   &  Wilso.v   (  u.vu'a.w,   BufTa;.. 

N,    Y,      Published   August   22,    192:-: 
26,44.5 --ntJc-   TFIE     KRISTO     BOARD.      Fur     a     ChilTs 

Iirawlng        Board.       Crawkord  -  Roo.nev     S.ii.kui.!  m. 

Minncapnlis.  Minn.      I'ublishod  Augu.st  -7.    l'»2.';. 
26.440  ^-Title:    DORR'S     VIM    CLEANING}    COMPorVD. 

For   a    Cleaning   Compound       C.    Dorr,    Kansas   City. 

Mo.      Pubiislied  May  16,  1!(2:{.  '   i   ^ 

26.4  47    ^lUle:   DRAKE      BRAND.       For      Apples.       Fart. 

Fkiit  (  ,).  ^,^-  XHK   NuRTiiwK.HT,  Sau   Francisco,   Calif. 


i'iil>!ish.'il  .\i>ri!  _'(i,   ]02.'v 

2tJA->^.~-r,t!r:  KD<;EM0NTE.  For  !;rxr>.s  Containing  As- 
sorted t'bof'olates  Mii.n-.^rKFF.  I'apkr  Box  Cm,\i. 
^■^^1,    .Milwaukee,- Wis.      I^nh!ist,e(i    .Tune   4,    1023, 

26.459-     7ir/,.    S.VVS     rufiME,      For     Boxes     Containing 
rhocolates       -Mi t, w ,ai-kfe    Papkk    ]'.    s    CoMrAjfT,   .Mil 
w.aukee,   Wis.      Piil.iished  July   !»,   l"i',-; 

-6.460  -  /,((,'.■  VICTOR  RIST  PRt  in  SPRING  SN.VP 
FASTENER  For  Snap  FasteiiiT'  Nfw  York  Mer- 
■  HAVMSE  Co.Mi'ANV.  New  York,  r  •,  PuiWished  Dp- 
c.  intKM-   ;-!l.    l!»L'l, 

-'!.4.;i,— 7,(;e,-  MA1D(.  WI1F.\T  Vot  Prea-F  VewU!K 
l'Ai:^KFi\K  A:  I'AU.  h\!i:m  P.mi:h  r.  -  ,  .Xewart,  N  ,1  ; 
'■'■'iunihus,  u',io:  ,,„,!  New  Y,,rlv,  N  V  FnhMshei 
I'el)rniir%-   21.    I'.iUl' 


Pnbll3he<l  .June  27.   192.''. 

2'U4K  -  /,7/c  Yoi-THT(»NE.  For  ,i  Cosmetic  Mr 
Ki..;ai:  W  I.N-iiUA.\i,  Peoria,  lii,  I'nblished  Julv  lo 
i:t2:v 

26.44!t  7ific.  SALT,  For  Salt.  I.ntkr.vationai,  Sai.i 
("Mf.ssY,    In,  .,   New    York,   N.   Y.,  and   Scnintun,   Pa 

I'ubllshe<i  .luly  :.'.    IHl.';i. 

26.450  --7  i</c.  FASIIIO.NABLK.  For  Hair  Nets  Ad-.m-h 
Ki.ar,  New   York.   N.   Y        Published   August*!',    I!t2;!, 

26.451,      77//P,    VlEN>;i-n'TE.      For    Hair    Nets,      Aoo.  r-n  26, 46,;  -    7t//,  •   SWEET  CLOVER   CKF  AM  FRY    BFTTFR 

K..AR,  New   .ork.  N.   Y       Publl.shod  Augu.t  9.   1923  F,.,-    .■.■ean.ery    Butter.      T          ..  ™     '^  .            "f, 

26.4..2.      7ir/c,-   ARABELLO    BFITERS.      For   a    Medicinal  '■.■.   booster,    Ohio.      Published    p";    nV's 

Prepflrnt.on--Nanu-ly.    an    Appetising    and    Digestive  .M  4.;7  -  -7  ,  f /,      ]     R     w  n  iTr'<    p-m  rr,  .',  ,  "      "'" 

Tonic.      KKe,.VBKR,,KR'.s    La  B.  „:at.  ,K  lEs.    Boston     Mass  f   .s         <               ^HITLS   EMERALD   SOFT   SovF 

Published  March  7.  1923                              ''^ron.    Mass,  F  <,r  S,.ir  Snap.     .InsK,-n  Rrs.sgu.  White,  Oreenrldg.,, 

I  N,   \        Publislici  .lime   !.'>,   lOi'.'-J 


26,1.;--  r,tu  :  ,.Fi;x  F..r  a  Vn.,t  Me(i:.;:ne  !or  Tv.ur- 
in~  the  Feel.  0:,k\  Piu.i.h't.s  Clmcini.  t  >  .-ami. 
ill.      I'ublisheii   I-'(jor!iary    1,    IPI':;;. 

26.4fiS.~TU!,:  RoPlN  BRAND,  For  Pure  RiM.on  (  ane 
Sirus),  Koisi.xsoN  SVKI  !■  Cn  Isr..  Cair,:,  (,,,.  i';,^- 
li.shed   September   15.   iUSJ. 

26,464,  -  7, H,      BILT-E-Z  THE  BuY  BFlLDEIi       F   r   I    y 

Puil.iing    Plucks,      Sc-MTT    Mam-f.vct(  ii!N,.    .  ■  ^:;^^^v, 

*Tilcatro,   111,      Published  .Tuly  25,    19:;;;. 
-6,465        Title:   •  KDAR   CRFEK  CRAB  M  E.\T.      For  Crah 

Meat,      F.   S.  Stewart  Jc  Bru.,  Bnilimore,   .M,l,      Fub- 

Jislied  .-Vpril  2S,   ]!t2:j. 


315  O.  0.-5 


65 


PRINTS 

REGISTERED  OCTOBER  2.  19-23. 


^,905.— hue:   PYOBBHEA  -  APPLYING         PYRO  -  PACK 

CIMiAM.     For  a  Medicinal  Cream  for  Treating  Teeth. 

BaoiTN-BaAND    4     Bbowx,    Chicago,     111.     Published 

April   13,  1923. 
^,90Q.—iitU:  SAINT    BERNARDS.     For    a    Frankfurter 

Inclosed    and    Baked    Inside    of    a    Biscuit    or    Roll    i 

WiLteca   F.    CopiLASD,    New    York,    N.    Y.     Published 

Augtst  31,  1923. 
6907  _kfje/  ONLY    ONE    IN    FIVE    IS    SAFE.      For    a 

Preiaration   for  the  Teeth.     Fobhan   Company,  New 

York,  N.  Y.      Published  May  29.  1923. 

Q,QOS.— Title:  THE  BIG  BROTHER  PACKAGE  For 
Jelijo.  The  Gknesee  Plbe  Fixjd  Company,  Le  Roy. 
N.  T.      Published  August   1,   1923. 

Q,QijQ.—litle:  THE  LUNCHEON  i'ARTY  For  Jell  O. 
Thi  Genesee  Pure  Food  Company.  Le  Roy,  N  Y. 
Pubfllshed  August   1,   1923. 

6,910.— prJc;  THE     CHILDREN  S     GROCERY     STORE. 

For]    Jell-O.     The    Gexesee    Pcre     Food     Company, 

Le  Boy,  N.  Y.   .Published  August  1.  1923. 
6.911  _Ur;e-  THE    MAID.      For    Jell  O       The    Genesee 

I^riiE   F(JOD  COMPANY,  Le  Uoy,  N.   Y.      I*ubU8bed  Au- 

guA   1,   1923 
6,912.      [rifle.-   CHERRY   WHIP.      For  Jeil  O.      The  Geve- 

see|  P' RE  Fo<iD  Company,  Le  Roy,  N.  Y.     Published 

Auiust.   1   1923. 
R.91,-._]r,fle     POLLY     PUT     THE     KETTLE     ON.      For 

Jeij  O.     The  IJenesee  Plbe  Food  Company,  Le  Roy, 

N.  Y,      Published  August   1.   1923 
6.914 -Jrit/f.    PINT:APPLE     bavarian     CREAM       For 

Jelj-O.     The  Gene.sek  Pure  Fo<)d  ("ompany,  l.e  Roy, 

N.  K.      Published  August  1.   1923. 

mtle:  THE    GROCERY    BOY.      For    JpH-O       The 
kesee  Pcre  Food  Company,  Le  Roy,   N.   Y.      I'ub- 


6,915 


<;ei 


llslied  August  1,  1923. 


G.91t^  — (7  if(e.-    ITS   REAL  COFFEE 
BRfiS  ,     San     F'ranclsco,     Tallf. 
1933. 


For  raCre«\      Hii.i.s 
Published     Jun^"     2f>. 


(i,9t7.— Title:  THE  RECOGNIZED  STANDARD.  For 
Coffee.  Hir.Ls  Bros.,  San  Francisco.  Calif.  Pub- 
lished June  6,  1923. 

6,91H— nf(<-.  COFFEE  FLAVOR  THAT  SATISFIES. 
For  Coffee  tlii.Ls  Bros.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Published  May   11.   1923 

6,919  —Tif/c.    REMEMBER  THE  MAN  YOULL  REMEM 
BER    THE    <"AN.     For    Coffee.     Hill.s    Bros.,    San 
Franclsfo.    Calif.      Published    May  9,   1923. 

6  920  -^Titlc:  WHERE  THE  FINEST  COFFEE  FLAVOR 
("OMES  FROM.  For  Coffee.  Hills  Bros.,  San 
Francisco,    Calif.      Published   May   25,    1923. 

^^.921  —  Tif/..  YOU  CAN  GET  (;OOD  COFFEE.  For 
>oflrH>>  Hills  Bros.,  San  Francisco.  Calif.  Pub- 
lish.Mi  May  29,  1923. 

6.922  r.r/'  YES  PEOPLE  CH.WGE  TO  AND  THEN 
REM.VIN  55ATISFIED.  For  Coffee.  Hill.s  Bros., 
San  Franclsoo,   lalif.      Published  May   18,   1923. 

6.923  Titlr:  IT  S  SUNNY  FLAVOR  WINS  YOUR 
F.ivoil.     For  Coffee.     Hills   Bros.,  San  Frandaeo, 

ralif       Published   June   5.    1923. 

I    ^224— Title:    SHOOT      THE      PLUGS      USE      ONE      400 
TIMES    AND   MORE       For    Plugs   for   Cleaning   Con- 
I  ilensf-r    Tub-H       ManM'in    A    Abthib    Co.,    I'i'rth    Am 

I  U..y,   N     .1        I'ublUhed  July   2,   1923. 

6,92."..  -7 1'i'"  P.\R.A,MOUNT  For  Automobllt-s.  Paua 
M'UVT  .Mkthk.s  Syvdi'  ate,  Loh  Augeles,  Calif.      I'ub- 

lUhwl  Jui.v   1^.   192:; 

6.926  -r.f/f  EVERYWHERE.  PEOi'LE  WELCOME 
THIS  BETTER  WAY  OF  KEEPING  THEIR  TEETH 
SOUND  .VNI;  .VTTR.\<'TIVE  ■  For  Dental  Cream. 
E     R     S'ji  tPB   &    Sons,   New    York,    N.    Y.      Published 

.March    l^^,    l'."»23 

6.927  rirf.  WK  FitNE  U  STORES.  For  <;rocerle8. 
\"i.-T..i;  f:    Th!  R\i  w,  Tanii>n.  Kla.      Publlsbeil  July  12. 

192:; 


efi 


REISSUES. 

OCTOBER  2.  1023 


15.692  CONTINUOUS  TUBE  ROLLING  MILL.  Rich- 
ard E  Brock,  Wooster.  Ohio,  assignor,  by  mesne  as- 
signments, to  Mackintosb-Hemphill  Company,  Pitts- 
burgh. Pa.  Filed  Oct.  4,  1922.  Serial  No.  592,345. 
Original  No.  1.420,239.  dated  June  20,  1922,  Serial 
No.  409.922.  filed  Sept.  13,  1920  15  Claims  (CI 
80—11.) 


1.  In  a  continuous  tube  rolling  mill,  a  mill  unit  in- 
cluding a  plurality  of  roll  stands  carrying  pass  forming 
rolls,  separate  driving  shafts  respectively  at  opposite 
■Ides  of  the  roll  posltloni,  gearing  between  each  shaft 
and  the  rolls  of  alternate  roll  stands,  the  said  gearing 
Including  a  gear  set  for  each  roll  stand,  and  the  cor- 
responding gear  sets  at  opposite  sides  of  the  unit  in- 
cluding ^gears  of  uniform  size,  and  means  for  driving 
one    of    said    driving   shafts    faster   than    the   other. 


15.693  TKOLLEY  WHEEL.  Otto  Moore,  Frankfort, 
Ind..  assignor  of  one  half  to  Giles  S.  Moore,  Frank- 
fort. Ind  Filed  June  4.  192.3.  Serial  No.  643,450. 
Original  No.  1,382,664,  dated  June  28.  1921.  Serial 
No.  285.264.  tiled  Mar  26.  1919.  5  Claims.  (CI 
191 — 591.) 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  class  described,  a  harp;  a  trol- 
ley wheel  journaled  thereon  and  comprising  separately 
removable  tread  sections ;  and  a  pawl  and  ratchet  con- 
nection between  the  harp  and  the  wheel  and  operating 
to  hold  the  wheel  against  rotation  In  one  direction,  there- 
by to  present  the  tread  sections  one  at  a  time  fixed 
for  gliding  engagement  with  a  trolley  wire,  the  pawl 
and  ratchet  mechanlBm  permitting  a  rotation  of  the 
wheel  in  an  opposite  direction,  thereby  to  present  dif- 
ferent tread  sections  for  flied  sliding  engagement  with 
the  wire,  substantially  as  set  forth. 


15,694  HELM-LIMITING      DEVITK         .\lbert      D. 

Trk.nok,  (Gloucester.  Mass  .  astiigtmr  to  John  Hays 
Hammond,  Jr.,  Gloucester,  Mass  Piled  Aug.  8,  1923. 
Serial  No.  656.465.  Original  Mpplication  filed  Mar 
14.  191S,  Serial  No.  222,359.  Renewed  Apr  15.  1921. 
Serial  No.  461.676.  Original  No  1 .4A,',.n7s,  datrd 
Jan.    31,    1922.      IS    Claims.       n:i     114-21  ^ 


sf 


;'(®j;g^ 


1.  The  combination  with  a  dirigible  body  of  a  rudder 
operatively  mounted  thereon,  and  actuating  means  for 
said  rudder  Including  a  rotatable  segmental  contact,  an 
electrical  contact  arranged  to  cooperate  with  said  aeg- 
mental  contact,  an  electrical  device  controlled  by  the 
ooperation  of  said  contacts,  and  means  automatically 
operative  as  a  result  of  a  deviation  of  said  body  from 
a  predetermined  normal  course  to  route  said  segmental 
contact  at  an  angular  rate  different  from  the  angular 
rate  of  deviation  of  said  body  from  said  normal  course, 
to    return    said    body    to   said    normal    course. 


15,695  TIRE  RACK  FOR  AUTOMOBILES.  Lleweltn 
A.  Nares,  Fresno,  CaUf.  Filed  Apr.  2,  1917.  Serial 
No,  159,337.  Original  No.  1.150,696,  ^ated  Aug.  17, 
1915,  Serial  N,..  15.246,  filed  Mar.  IS.  1915  20  rialms' 
(CI.  224— 29  ) 


1.  A  tlre-holdlng  rack  comprising  a  base  ring,  a  fixed 
arm  on  the  top  of  the  ring  and  projecting  laterally 
therefrom,  three  arms  hinged  on  the  ring  and  circum 
ferentially  disposed  one  from  another  approximately 
ninety  degrees,  tire-engaging  means  on  all  the  arms, 
and  connecting  means  between  the  hinged  arms  for 
simultaneously  moving  all  of  them  outwardly  into  tlre- 
engaglng  po.sltion,  or  inwardly  Into  tire-releasing  posi- 
tion. 


U7 


«3,0«2 


DESIGNS. 


OCTOBER  2,  19-23. 


F'.'U'EB.      Chkst«»    S.    Aaoaahd,    Chicago,    111.      63.0tJ5       TK.M'tn        Ckkthi  dk    B.^hmctt.   San   FrancUco, 


Filed  Aog.  3,  19J1     Serial  No.  3,282.     Term  of  patent  Calif.      Filed    Mir     :..    li'.;,       .'^rial    No.    5,367.     Term 


year* 


t'3.06.3. 
Barre, 
pany, 
No.  5 


The  ornamental  design   for  paper  ag  shown. 


TR.\DING  ST.\MF  ILirky  D  Mjahj.  Wilkes- 
Fa.,   aaaignor   to    Merchants    Gold   Stamp    Com- 

VSilkes-Barre.  I*a.  Filed  Nov.  26,  1921.  Serial 
,092.     Term  of  patent   14  years. 


of   parent    14    y.'ar>s 


18 


63,0*54 

4.92ft 


Tht»  ornamental  design  for  a  tradins?  «tanii).   as  sho-.vn. 


Th-'    .irr,;imi'r.';(l    li.siiTii    f"r    n    t'Vipot    as   shown. 


<>:<.<>;♦-,       r.AsiN*,    kur    n;r!T-.n-u'E    f:xtractor. 
('H.4KLK3  15    P.I  KssiN..    Chiciiiio.   111.,  assignor  to  Bleas- 

In;:  Klertri.  :\u.\  .Maiiufa  -irin-'  Company,  Chicago. 
Ill  .1  ( ',,r;H. ••:,!;, -r,  -'  lUit-iv  i.-ii,.«i  June  11,  1921. 
Serial  No.  47tj,'J4>^.      I'rm   L.f  pntrnt   14  years. 


NECKTLE  HOLDER  .lA.si-Ea  K.  .\ndekso.v, 
N.  Dak.  F1!e*l  Jan  !><.  192M.  S^^ria!  No. 
Tf^rm   of  pat^-nt  3i   years 


n 


a 


I        The  ornamt-ntal   design   for  a   casing  for  fruit  Juice  ex- 
The  dmamental  design  for  a  necktie  holder  as  shown.  '   tractor,   as  shown. 
63 


OCTOBEB  2.  1»2S 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


69 


eS.OOT.  TEXTILE  F.\BKIC  .I(.hn  S.  Boti).  WllllamB- 
town.  Mass.,  assiRnor  to  John  8.  Boyd  Co..  Inc, 
WUliamfltown,  Mass  .  n  I'orporaMon  of  Massacliusetts. 
Filed  Apr.  10.  1923.  S«>rial  .No.  .'»,7.H3.  Term  of  patent 
14  years. 


63,070.      FINGER    IUN(;        Hynun     Rrerlavuky     Brook- 
lyn,   N.    Y.       Fil^-d    ret)     2.S.    102.'^      .'^erlal    No,    5,244 
T<>rm   of   patent   .■'.*    ypars. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  textile  fsbrlc.  as  shown 


63,068.  TEXTILE  FAIiRIC.  John  S  Bovp.  Williams 
town.  Mass.,  a.ssJKiior  to  John  S,  Boyd  Co  .  Inc. 
Wllllamsfown.  Mass.  a  Torporatlon  of  Ma88arhu8«'tt.>5 
Filed  Apr.  11,  Ut2:V  Serial  N-  .".TST  Term  of  patent 
14  years. 


iflR  ' 
ini 

lOi  ' 

Mii ' 

mi ' 


The  ornamental   dcsi'^'u   for  a    tfxtilc   fabric,   as   shown. 


Thf   ornamental   desijrn   for   a    finger   ring,    as   ghoirn. 


63.071.  ACOUSTIC  CABINETT  DoMEMCO  BBTinK/M. 
Philadelphia,  I'a.  Filed  Jan.  'M,  1923.  Serial  No. 
r>,0.'^7.      Term   of   patent  7   years 


63.069.  TEXTILE  FABRIC.  .Tons  ,^.  Botd,  Williams 
town,  Mass.,  a.ssignor  to  John  S.  Boyd  Co,  In(  , 
Wllllamstown,  .Mass..  a  Corporation  of  Massachusetts 
Filed  Apr.  11,  1923.  S«>rial  No.  5,78**,  Term  of  jiatent 
14  years. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  textile  fabric,  as  shown. 


The    ornamental    <iesij:ii    for 
shown. 


ustic    cabinet,    as 


ro 


63.072.      bOLL    OR    ST-VTUETTE.      Masok    Case,    Lo« 
Angeles    Calif.      Filed    Feb.    9,    1922.      Serial    No.   611. 

Term  of  patent  3i   years. 


rn 


The    o 
staotially 


6.1.073. 
Filed  r 
T   yeart. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


63.074.  BROOM  Hknhv  .1  Edukd.  Burlington,  Vt, 
a.s.slgnor,  by  nie«n>'  assinnnients,  to  The  Fuller  Brush 
Company.  Hartford,  >  (mn  .  a  forporation  of  Connecti- 
cut. Filed  -Vpr  I'A.  lirjL'  .^^rlal  No.  1,7,34.  Term  of 
patent    14    yt-ars 


amenta]    design     for    doll    or    statuette,    sub- 
ag  shown  and  described. 


IRE  TREAD.     James  M.  CsA.vr.  Buflfalo,  N.  T. 

■c.  2S.  19-'2.     Serial  No.  4,739.     Term  of  patent 


The   ornamental   deslKii    for   a   broom    sbdwn    in    the   ac- 
companying drawini;. 


t>3.075.  r.^STHV  SilKII  .  Kknest  Franco,  Phila- 
delphia, I'll  File.l  !'•'  11,  11»1'2.  Serial  No.  4,564. 
T-  rm   of   [liifiTit    7    yar^ 


The  or  lamental  design   for  a   tire  tread,  as  shown. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  paitt/y  shell  as  shown. 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


71 


63.070.   VACUUM  CLOTHES  CLEANER  CASING.   ROT 

E.       (iEABHABT.       OWE.N       I>.       STEWART.       and       LOUtS      A. 

Heckbl.  Kansns  City.  Mo.     Filed  July  5,  1921.     Serial 

No    4si',59S.     Term  of  patent  SJ  years. 


63,079.  FEATHERSTITCH  BRAID  OB  SIMIL-Mi 
ARTICLE.  Albert  a.  HoiK.KiNS.  Bridgeport.  Conn  . 
as8i>:nor  to  The  Aniericiin  Fabrics  Company,  a  <'<irix)- 
ration  of  Coiin.'Cticut.  Filed  Oi-t.  L':.*,  lOL'l,  Seruil 
No.   501>,71S,      Ti-rm   of  pntrnt   7   y>ars. 


F. 


wmmm^^m 


The     ornanicnta!     (ii-sijrn     for     ff^atherstitcb 
similar   ar;ii  Irs.    <iilistainiallv   ai^   showi,. 


.■raid     or 


63.0S0  KR.XME  OH  KASKi.  VtMi  \  <\^]-\-.\\  ISr,  lAltHS, 
I'ICTCKKS.  .\Mi  LIKI-:  .\HTI('l.i:.<  Wmmam  E\ans 
Kf.Hok.  San  l-'rniicisco.  I'aiif  i'iliil  .\]'T  .,  1!»_'.'!. 
Serial  Nil   .".<it;>^.     Term  of  paiii;t   :;j   v^'rs. 


Th.-    ornamental    desijrn    for    a    vacuum    clothes   cleaner 
"a^tntr   as   shown. 


6.''..n77  FiOLL  Charles  K.  «;ibsc)-V.  New  York.  N.  Y. 
Filed  Mar.  11,  1922.  Serial  No  1.118.  Term  of  pat^-nt 
3i    years. 


The    (:>rnamental    desi}:ii    for    a    fraine    or    east-l    !dr    ilis- 
liayitig  cards,  pictures,  and   like  articles,  as  shown. 


!  63.081.  PICTrHE  FliAMf:.  Thu.m.is  M.  Kemper. 
I  Crecy.  Tex.  File.i  Mar.  S.  19::;-^.  Serial  No.  5,409. 
Term  of  patent    '.',i   y>ars. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  doll,  as  shown. 


['.;'>. n7«.  CHAIR.  William  H.  Gcnlocke.  Wayland. 
N.  Y..  and  (iisoRGE  J.  Pike.  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  as- 
signors to  The  W.  H.  Gunlocke  Chair  Co.,  Wayland, 
N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed  Mar.  24, 
1923.     Serial  No.  5,586.    Term  of  patent  14  years. 


'i  he  ornamental  design  for  a  chair,  as  shown. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  picture  frame,  ns  shown. 


72 


63.082. 
MlU.o. 
New    Y 

No     ->.H 


TFLXTILE    FABRK  .      John    Leipeb,    New    York  63.0Sr..      MESF!    UAd       Habrt    Hiiapley    Rowan,    North 

i.    Y.,  assignor   to   New    York   Mills   Corporation,    !  Attleboro,    Mass  .    asglKimr    to    Whiting    &.    I»avl«    I'om 

3rk    Mills.    N.    Y.      Fil  a    Apr.    2,    1923.      Serial  pan.v.  .i   ('orpor;ition  of   Massachusptt's.      Filed  July   2H. 

1.     Term   of  patent    14  years.  192'.'.      Serial    No    .'^,227.     Term  nf   pfit.'iit   7  years. 


Tlie   or 


N    V 
N     J 

1922 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2. 1923 


■■I  ■  qpB  ■  Hi|| 


liJiai-^ntal  design   for  textile  fabric   as   shown. 


"MBREXI-\  STAND.  Jmhn  Mri.LBB.  nushin«. 
■:si.;noT  to  I>ecorative  Arts  Leaiiu*",  Jersey  City. 
I  I'orporntion  of  New  .Ifrs.'v  Filed  Sept.  29, 
S»rial    No.   .1,843.      Term    of   p:itent    14   years. 


The 
shown. 


Ynrk. 
Corpo 
No.   4, 


■nan!   nmi    design     for    an     nmbrella     stand,     as 


TEXTILE  FABRIC.  Max  Rothschild.  New 
N  Y.,  a»8i^or  to  Sn.squehanna  Silk  Miil.s,  a 
tion  of  New  York.  Filpd  Dec.  T,.  1922  Serial 
S.     Term  of  patent  3i  years. 


n 


^9 


f^^i^ 


The  oriameotal  desi^  for  a  textile  fabric  as  shown. 


The   orn.<in!>Mii.ii   <i.s;|iii    for  a    ni.  sh  bast  as   shown. 


«3.08tV       MESH    li.vi;        Harrt    I'.radlet    Rowan,    North 
.Attleboro,    M;is.s  .    a^.^itnor    to    Whiting    A    Davis    <'om 
panv.   ft   rorpnranoii   of   Massachusetts.      Fili'd  July   2S, 
19'J2       S   rial    Ni     :;,_'■-".»       Term   of  pat-'nt   7   years. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a   mesh  hag  as  shown. 


OCTOBKK  2.  VJ'ja 


U.  S.  PATEXT  OFFK  K. 


73 


63.  Oh 


.Oh..      MLSH    HAG.      Hakrv    BRADt>BT    Rowan,    North  I  63.090.      DK(  ANTKH       FBtOtoirrir    W     SrnwEv.  k     'in. 

Attleboro,    Ma.ss.,    assignor    to    Whlitn«    k    Davis    Com  j  oliinati.  <  ii,i,,       |  ii,.,i    M;,.-    v,*     i;,ov       Serin     N.,     .-,  .-o,-. 

paiiy,  .T   Corporation  of  MiitiSHchu-shetts,      Filed  July   14.  |  T.rm   of  j.:i:.r;      li    ip;irs. 

1922.      S-rial   No,    ."..O.SO       Term   of  pateni    7    \<'ar8.  i 


The  ornampnta!  desitrn   for  a   mesh  hng  as  shown 


63.0S<«       .MESH    i:.\i.        Uauh\    Hkam.kv    Rowan.    North 
Attleboro.    .\Ia.«s  ,    assimior    to    WhltiiiK    A    Davis    Com 
pany.  n   Corporation  of  Massachushett.s.      ^'iled  July  14, 
1922       S.Tial    No     .'',,oh]       Term    of   pateni    7    years. 


The  ornamental  de.sign  for  a  mesh  bag  as  shown. 


63.US9.  MACHINE  EMBROIDERY.  E.  Otto  SchClih, 
Falkensfefn,  (icrmany.  assignor  to  Ferlmann,  Schal  k 
Stern.  New  York,  N.  Y'.,  a  Copartnership  composed  of 
.Nicholaus  I'erlniann.  (ieorpe  Schal,  and  Herman  Stern. 
Filed  Sei)r.  2o.  19L'2.  Serial  No.  .".,709.  Term  of 
patent  3 J  year.'*. 


The    ornamental    design    for    machine    embroidery, 

shown. 


o 


f=f 


Tile   ornamental    df-siirn    for   a    decanter    as   shown. 


63,0'.»1.  DIBBCTION-SIGNAL  CASING.  Edwakh  S-hlE, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Filed  Jan.  9.  1923.  Seria;  No  4.83S. 
Term  of  patent  14  years. 


The   ornamental   design    for    a   direction   sicnal    oa.<iln)c, 
substantially  as  shown. 


74 

63,092. 
hebgj 
N     Y 

Ynrk, 

!>«.    1 


FLOCKED   VOILE    FABRIC.      Eow.'iBD   B.    Vi»- 

w,    Brooklyn,    and    .Jr  les    Heinrich.    Npw    York, 

,    asslgnurs    to    Fred    Butterfleld    &   Co.    Inc.,    New 

N.    Y..   a    I'orporation  of    New  York.      Filled   Aug. 

3-L'       St'rial  No.   3,429.     Term  of  patent  3i  years. 


TV- 


rj.i.i-i<:; 
['£!:■■ 
N      \ 
V'Tk 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


6  3,09  5  rilONOiJRAPH  CABINET.  Hllbeet  A. 
Yekkks.  P'ortst  Hills.  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Columbia 
Graphophotip  Manufacturing  Company,  Bridgepoif, 
Conn  .  a  Curporation  of  lUMaware.     F"lled  Apr.  23,  lOl'.'i. 

.'<frial   Nm     -,  ^<i!)        T.-riii   of  [latcnt  .'5J    yMirs. 


'^n:lm^■nr!^l     d'^siirn     f^r     {locked     vnile     fabric,     i\s 


FLOt  KEI»  VOILE  FABRIC.  Edw.^bd  R  Van- 
w,  Bronklyn.  and  ,Ir  les  Heiskich.  NVw  York, 
,    a'isignors    to    Fred    Butterlitdd    k   Co.    Inc.,    New 

N  Y  .  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed  Aug. 
•  -'2.     Serial  No.  2A11.     Term  of  patent  3J   years. 


r^ 


jbown 


63.uf»4 
Filed 


Th.'    i.fiiaii;etiial    design    for    a   phonograph    cabinnt.    an 

<h<<w\\. 


'> 


/! 


'tuanifntal    d»-^iirn 


rtiicked     '.'lU'-     fabric,     as 


"fi 


A.^n  TRAY       Mi!Ri'-f,  J     WRir,nT,  Bcise.   Idaho. 
Apr.   14,    Ur.>:!,      Serial  No.  .5.^22,      T-riri  of  patent 


rbe  rrnamental  design  for  an  ash  tray. 


6  3     n  0  -'.  PHONOGRAPH     CABINET.        Hfi.BEHT     .\. 

Yekke.s,  Forj'st  Hills,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Columbia 
Graphophone  Manufacturing  Company,  Bridgeport. 
Conn  ,  a  i'orporation  of  Delaware.  Filed  Apr.  2.3,  1023. 
Serla!    N..    .'.901       Term  of  patent   3i  years. 


The   ornauiental   design    for   a    phonograph   cabinet,   as 

nhown. 


October  2. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


t .,) 


63,097.  VEHICLE  TIRE.  Geoege  U.  Blaskb,  Cumber- 
land, Md.,  assignor  to  Kelly  Springfield  Tire  Company. 
Cumberland.  Md.,  a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey.  Filed 
Jan.  23,  1923.  Serial  No  4.i>»in.  Term  of  patent  14 
year-*. 


T:;e  ornanientiil  desiiiii  for  a   v<'hlcle  tire  as  shown. 


63,<Kt8.  EARHINi;  Eige.sk  P.  HaSZ,  St.  Paul.  Minn. 
Filed  Apr.  13,  102;;.  Serial  No.  ,".,M3,  Term  of  patent 
,'!i  years. 


The  omnnicntal  design  for  an  ear  ring,  as  shown. 


0,3,099.  RADIOCABINFT.  LtTHEit  Edgar  Davis,  Syra 
ruse,  N  Y.  Filed  Nov.  6,  1922.  Serial  No.  4.233. 
Term  of  patent  14  years. 


63,100.  SIGN.  Macbice  M  Fkivpei;.-.  New  York.  N  Y 
Piled  May  18,  1922.  Serial  No,  z. ::{>:,.  Term  of  pat.  lit 
3J  years. 


^:^>N. 


g>j|i»iit»iViri  vni  'r  "ir 


v?/ 


>^i*rika^Hi^M^iM(M^^iMaM 


J 


The  ornamental  design  for  :i   silmi.  ;i  s  ^honii 


03,101.      CANItLE-PLATF    ROHY    FoH    LI(JHTIN<;    FIX 
TURES.     Ha.mii.ton   T.   Howell.   New  Y'ork.   N.   Y      .ts 
slgnor   to    Alfri'fl    V.-sler    Sons,    Iiic  .    Providence,    li      I 
a    Corporation    of   Rhode    Island.      Filed    (*ct,    28,    ibL2. 
Serial   No,   4,122.      Term   of  patent    14   yetsrs. 


The    ornamental    design    for    a    candle    plate    body    for 
lighting  fixtures  as   shown. 


63,102.      SPINDLE   FOR   LIGHTING    FIXTURES.      ll,oi 
ILTON  T.   HowEi,L,  New  York.  N.  Y  .  ass-ignor  to  Alfred 
Vester   Sons.    Inc.,   Providence,    H     i  .   a   Corporation    of 
Rhode  Island       Filed   Oct.   2b,   1022.      Serial  No.   4,124, 
Terra  of  patent  7  years. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  radiocablnet,  as  shown. 


The  ornamental  design   for  a   spindle  for   lighting   fix 
turet  at  abown. 


7« 


63.103. 

U.AU 

Alfr 
tion 
4,12 


pti  Voatpr   Suns.    Iiio  .   I'rovld-Ticp.   R.    I. 
[)f   Rhodp   Islan.l.      FTlwi  Oct.   2<<.   1922. 
Term  of  patent   14  years. 


2S. 


Th^•  ornamental   il«>si-n   f"r  a  cellinv:   plate   for  lighting 
fixtures,  a.s  shown. 


63, 104 

TON 

Ves 

Rho. 

Ter 


te 


ti 


AS  abo 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2. 1923 


CEILING  I'L.VTE  FOR  LIGHTING  FIXTURES. 
LT05   T     HowiLL,   New   York.   N.   Y..    aMlfoor   to 

a  Corpora- 
Serial  No. 


I'LATE  FOR  LIGHTING  FIXTlREvS.  Hamil- 
T  HowBLL,  N^-w  York.  N  Y..  asuiRnor  to  Alfred 
r  Son.*,  Inr  ,  I'roviilf-nce.  R  I  .  a  ("orporation  of 
^  Island.  nie.1  <>rt  Jh.  urji:  Sf-rial  No.  4,131. 
of   patent    14    y^ars 


ornamt'ntal  ij.-sii.'n  for  a  plate  for  llsfhtlng  fixtures, 
wn. 


63,106      CLOTHES  HAMPER      B.tRTT.ETT  KbisHeb,  North 

Manchf'sffT.   Ind.     Filed  Ffh    16,  1»22.     Serial  No.  73!V 
'Term  of  patfnt  7  y.'urs. 


The     ornatneiiral     df-iu'u     for     a     cloihe«     hamper,     as 
shown. 


63.107  VKilK  LK  W  IlKFL  TIRK  KlIJAH  M-Cov,  De- 
troit, MUh  ,  !issiun..r  .>f  one-half  to  (ii'orge  \V  Mould'-n. 
Detroit  Mich.  rU.Ml  Mny  13,  192i:  Serial  No.  2,232. 
Term  of  iiat-'nt   7    \>':irs. 


83,101  DISPLAY  CARD.  Ci-irF-ORD  G.  KiNO,  Provi- 
dence', R.  I  .  Filed  Oct  5,  1922.  Serial  No.  3,890. 
Terpi  of  patent   14  years. 


Th  ^  ornamental  design  for  a  display  card,  as  shown. 


The    ornameTitiil    .|.-*iun    f^i-    a    vehicle    wheel    tire    as 
sbowo 


October  2, 1928 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


77 


63,108.  GLASS.  Berbl  McCuacken  and  Cblesteb  fi- 
BOTT,  Mount  Pleasant,  i'a.,  aBslgnora  to  Bryce  Brothers 
Company,  Mount  Pleasant,  Pa.,  a  Corporation  of  Penn- 
sylTanla.  Filed  May  3,  1922.  Serial  No.  2,082.  Term 
of  patent  14  years.  • 


The  ornaciiental  design  for  iiXuna  as  ""hown. 


63,1(10.  TOP  FOR  PAN  FOR  LI(;nTIN(;  FIXTURES. 
<;lenn  E.  M<-Fadden,  Lakewood,  Ohio,  asi-lKnor  to  Al- 
fred Vester  Sons,  Inc.,  Providence.  R.  I.,  a  Corporation 
of    Rhode    I.slnnd.       Filed    Oct      14.    1922.       Serial    No. 

.'l.itr.S       Term  of  patent   14   years 


63,111.  LAMP.  Olga  Poi'  kf  Mri.LKB  and  Andkiw 
Pktbb  Pororr,  FlushinR,  N.  V  .  a.s»iKriors  to  Decoratire 
Arts   League.  Jersey   City,   N     J  .  a   Corporation  of  New 

Jersey.     Filed  Nov.    18.   1<J--       Sfrijil    No    4, ,324.     Tern; 
of   patent    14   y. nrs 


The   ornamental   il'-si^'ti    for   a    to;,    fnr    i^an    f.>r   iit;htlng 
f:.Ytur>-.^,   as  stiow-r; 


GMlM  I'll  ANDF'I.IIIR.  Abr.ah.vm  .Miilkk,  Nt  w  York. 
N.  Y,  Filed  .Nov,  »■.,  l!rJ2.  S.rirtl  \.i  4,2:;2  Term 
'if   ;iat''nt   :;j    xcars 


,-^^ 


._] 


The  i>rnaineuial   iI'-ikm   for  a   lanip,  as  shown. 


B,3.112,  1'NE!-M.\TIC  TIHK  Sa^uku  B,  R<jhkkts(..v,, 
Akron.  Ohio,  assii:iior  t..  Thr  H  K,  Goodrich  Company, 
New  York,  N  V,.  a  r.,!  p.ira -i..;-]  of  New  York  Fil.-d 
Dec-  14,  1!C2.  Serial  Ni...  4,5'Jl  Terra  of  j.a'.i.t  14 
yeara. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  chandelier,  as  shown.  i       The  ornamental  design  for  a  pnenuintic  tire  as  shown 


78 


83.113. 
side. 
Term 


FLOWER  STAND.     Jessie  May  8liso««,  River-  |   63.115.     PNEUMATIC  TIRE.     Jambs   D.   T»w,   Hudton, 

«tallf.     Filed  Sept.   15,  1921.     SerUI  No.  500,971.   i        Ohio.   aMlgnor   to  The  B.   F.  Goodrich   Compmy,   New 

it  patent  3i  years.  !        York.  N.  Y.,  m  Corporation  of  New  York.     Filed  Dec.  14, 

1922.     Serial  No.  4.592.     Term  of  patent  14  yeara. 


The  o  "namental  df-sign  for  a  flower  stand  afl  shown 


6-"..  114. 
N  Y 
of  pa 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBia  2, 1928 


-V- 


The  ornamental  (It'siirn  fur  a   pneumatic  tire  as  shown. 


SNAP  BTTTON       S.tMUEL  T.acklek.  New   York. 
Filed    May    2<'..    Ur2-2       S.'rla!    Nn.   2,428.      Term 
tfent  3i  year* 


63. lit]       LAMP  ST\NI>       Ffi.\SK   Aket   Wtatt,   Indiana. 

Pa       Filed  IV<-     in.    i;>j2       Serial  No.   4,621.     Term   of 
patent   T  years. 


^ 


o 


The  crnamental  deslijn  for  a  Rnap  button,  as  shown. 


The  ornamental  de-slgn  for  a  lamp  stand,  as  shown. 


PATENTS 


GRANTED  OCTOBER  2,  1923. 


1,469.206.  PIPE  MANUFACTI:RE.  Tho.ma.s  Pkacock  i  parallel  to  said  terminal  strip,  a  base  provided  with  a  fpii 
ANTHONY,  EdKewater  Park.  N.  J.  Filed  Feb.  21,  1922.  tral  orlflce  for  receiving  the  tongue  to  position  said  terral 
Serial  No.  538.238.     12  Claims.     (CI.  22 — 65;)  nal  upon  said  base,  a  pair  of  clips  inte^ally  formed  wuh 


1.  The  process  of  making  cast  iron  pipe,  which  consists 
in  removing  said  cast  pipe  from  the  mold,  axially.  Into 
a  confined  atmosphere  maintained  at  a  temperature  above 
1400°  F,  at  the  region  of  introduction  of  said  pipe;  and 
while  said  pipe  la  at  a  temperature  above  1000°  F.  ;  ro- 
tating said  pipe  upon  its  axis  while  progressing  the  lat- 
ter transversely  with  respect  to  Its  ori^^nal  position,  into 
regions  of  successively  lower  temperature  in  said  confined 
atmosphere,  until  said  pipe  has  cooled  to  less  than  500° 
F.  ;  and  then  withdrawing  said  pipe  from  said  secluded 
atmosphere  into  the  open  atmosphere. 


1,469,207.  WASHING  MACHINE.  George  S  Ri.akes- 
LEE,  Oak  Park.  111.  nied  Aug.  16,  1920.  Serial  No. 
403,759.      11  Claims.      (CI.  141—1.) 


6.  A  washing  machine  comprising  a  tank,  a  plurality  of 
conveyors  disposed  one  above  another  and  extending  over 
said  tank  for  conducting  articles  to  be  washed  thereover, 
one  of  said  conveyors  being  a  reticulated  rotary  cylinder, 
and  means  for  throwing  water  from  said  tank  simultane- 
ously upon  the  articles  carried  by  said  conveyors. 


1,469.20«.  SWITCHBOARD  LAMP.  Ernest  A.  Bohl- 
MAN,  Chicago,  111.,  aaslgnor  to  Kellogg  Switchboard  and 
Supply  Company,  Chicago,  111.,  a  Corporation  of  Illinois. 
Filed  Feb.  14,  1921.  Serial  No.  444,772.  8  Claims. 
(CI.  176—32.) 

1.  A  terminal  strip  of  the  class  described  comprising  a 
forwardly  extending  portion  and  an  enlarged  rear  portion, 
a  tongue  Integrally  formed  with  the  rear  portion  of  and 


said  rear  pnrtlirn  whereby  said  fermir.al  strip  .iii-ai:.-  tin- 
other  end  "f  said  liase.  said  clips  env'apinp  said  firifi.-.  in 
said  other  end  in  the  same  plane  with  said  tongue. 


1,469,209, 
David    R 
Serial  No 


APPARATUS      FOR      HYDRATING 
Bone.    Oglesby,    Tv\.      Filed    Aug.    i: 
491,908.     1  Claim.     (CI.  222—4.) 


LIME. 
,    1021. 


'   v/- 


The  apparatus  for  obtaining  kilned  hydrated  lime,  in- 
cluding a  Ilme-klln  provided  with  an  outlet  for  expelling 
the  kilned  lime,  a  car-track  extending  under  the  outlet 
and  Including  a  section  capable  of  being  raised  and  low- 
ered.  cars  on  the  car-track  for  receiving  lime  from  the 
said  outlet  and  carrying  It  to  said  section,  and  a  body  of 
water  In  position  relative  to  said  section  to  receive  and 
immerse  the  cars  of  kilned  lime,  for  the  purpose  specified. 

79 


so 


1,409..:  10 

(   ANDKt 

Electri" 


(JFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEK  2, 1923 


MOTOR-CONTROL     SYSTEM.       Anukew     H  >l"t    i:    in.'    ip-x    ri,.rr..f,  r.stnnmila  r  po.ster  faces  detach- 

Fort-st    Hills.     Pa.,    a.s.'signur    to    \Vestlii«hou.-*''  .■i:>ly    nuiuut."!   ■  n    !!i"    -laiir    -iiii's    of    said    triaflgular   end 

4    ManufacturiDK    Corapany.    a    i  ■i.rponition    of  pit-o-s,   a   .l.'tK!  tiMi'i"    t.H^>'   I... aril    forming   the  bottom   of   a 
ii'iui.      Filed  Nov,  29,  1920       Serial  No.  428,928. 


r 


-179.) 


£ 

s 

4 

^ 

J 

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£ 

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2     fn 
plur:ii;t} 


IS 


.•\  riv  r.,r-.'..iirrol    system,    th mliination    with    .'i 

if  :i;ai:i  motors  connect-"!  in  <f>r!fs  r*'la!:ion,  of 
a  1.  ,iti  d-Ki'-.  ami  an  .:uiiliary  n..  -iT  r'^r  -p. -rani. u  -aiil 
a»-v!r.  ,    ^;li,l    .luxiliary    motor    being    ■■on::.  <. ; -a.!    in    p.aralitt 


\   fiaci-a 
1.46',.«,21 


ti' 


<.ii>l  nuiln  moto!  ■ 


■ 


I'RIN'i  ijriLr.-AR>[  sri  !•'  ii:  1  1  N'.  i'KX  I'  E. 
JuHN  i..  I'KursE.  Williiiis'mrs,  Pa.,  .i  .--.ii,'!ior  to  West- 
i!ii;tiou-t-    F.UHMric  A:    Manut.irturu!^   t  i.,rnp,ii.y ,   a  ('orpo- 


ratioii  I'f  i'l  un-ylv,'inia,      Fil' 


;♦'.» 


ipf*!! 


1.    In 
of  studs 
with  n 
ception  o 
nection 
opeuink; 
other  St 


1.469.2  !■ 

EASEt 

Filed 

232—: 

Id  a  c 
aot»r   d«»icribe<l 


r 


Scri.il   No. 


1  o  ( '  1 H  i  III  ^ 


m.-, —  i:il.^ 


ombination  with  a  driving  in«Tnlipr, 
M'Cured  thereto,  a  transmisr^ion  member  provi(l«'d 
Ings  of  romparatiTfly  large  dlametfT  for  the  r" 
f  the  studs,  and  mt^aut  for  eflro<-ting  a  rigid  con- 
■tweeii  each  st'id  and  thf  wall  of  its  as^i.iriated 
indeiicndently  of  th^  ronn«'rtions  tvptween  th** 
l>i  and  tho  walN  of  their  r>'spectiv*'  openings. 


rOLLAPSIBLE  SILENT-BIDDINC,  AUCTION 

Claheso    Edison   De  Pbw,    Springfield,    111. 

nv.  2,  1921.     Serial  No.  512.815.     1  Claim.      (CI. 


lapsible  silent  bidding  auction  easel  of  tbe  char- 
having  triangular  ends   with    a    rertleai 


r>Ma.l  villi,'    •   tia  II!'"   - 

si'ringy,     r-  ^!M>  n  ' 
!>,iset,rai  f'l    a-   Ti.d 


r  a^MiM-:  ■anl^.  rncanji  provided  in  ;i 
n  aiiM.iily  .artuateil  .mipport  for  saiil 
'!■    •lif   (nirjMKe   >:ot    forth 


1,409  21"  rON.^^TANT     (  IRRKNT      TH.VNSFORMER. 

\V:lliam  K  Lju  (;la.ss,  WilkinHtairg,  Pa.,  assignor  to 
\V('stlii>rtjoii.se  Eiectrii-  ami  .Manuf.ieturing  Company,  a 
Cor[)oratio[i  of  I'eriusj  Ivania,  Filed  July  12.  1917.  Se- 
na!  N'i     l^«^M7t:       7   I  ijiirns       Ml,   171 — 119. i 


1  1 11  a  i'on>t,ii.t  -  iirreiit  t  riui.-if<iriner,  the  combination 
with  a  cure  member  having  a  leg  portion,  of  two  flat  colls 
loosely  surrounding  *«id  leg  portion,  said  colls  being  ply- 
otally  mounted  fo<-  rotation  about  parallel  axea  dlapoMd 
on  opposite  Hides  of  said  core  member,  said  axes  being 
perpendicular  to  a  plane  paMing  throagh  the  longltudiDal 
ails  of  said  fore  meml>er.  and  meann  for  adjusting  said 
axes  it)  a  dlrectioii  parallel  to  the  longitudinal  axis  of 
.said   ie;:  meruber. 


1,469.214       FORMALDEHYDE   FUMIGATOR.     William 
DKEvri  s,  New  York,  N    Y  ,  asaignor  to  West  Disinfect 
tng  Company,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New 
York       Filed    May    6.    1922.      Serial    No.    559,065.      4 
ClalmH.      (CI.  1.18 — 06.) 
1.   K  wickless  burner  for  solidifled  alcohol,  constating  of 

a  fuel  container  having  an  upper  horizontal  wall  dosed 


OCTOBEK  2. 1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


SI 


with   the  exception   of  a  central  flame  opening  of  small    i   ing    therewith     ^  omprisiuK    a     comave    stniclure    wiibiu 
area    relative   to   the   wall   and    tW(j   opposed   air   openings    I    which    sediment    may    iie    aM'unnil.ated,    atoi     :    (lap    irii'>e 


i    » 


each  ad.jacent  the  flame  opening  and  each  of  small  area 
relntice  fn  said  flame  opening,  for  maintaining  a  steady 
flame  and  preventing  flickering  thereof. 


1.469,215.  SHEET-MET'AL  SHOVEL.  Jamm  M.  Bhvi.n. 
Detroit,  Mich.  Filed  .\pr.  1.  1922.  Serial  No.  548,652. 
6  Claimg.     tCl.  2&4  — 49.) 


1.  .\s  a  new  article  of  mannfacture,  a  sheet  metal 
shovpl  comprising  a  blade  portion,  having  a  flange  and  a 
tubular  handle  portion,  .said  tubular  handle  portion  being 
formed  "with  a  hollow  extension  and  laterally  extendins: 
flanges  integral  with  the  hollow  extension  to  engage  over 
the  flange  of  said  blade  portion,  said  laterally  extending 
flanges  forming  means  for  securing  the  handle  portion  to 
the  blade  portion 


1.469.216       GAS    METER.      .loHs    A.    Faudt,    Brooklyn. 

N.    Y.      Filed    Nov.    22,    1922.      Serial    No.    602,502,      2 

Claimg.     tCl.  ~:\-~\.\ 

1.  In  combination  with  a  meter  of  the  claaa  described, 
a  connection  between  the  meter  and  the  pipes  coonect- 
.315  O.  G — 6 


hinged    within    s.iii!    ptnictnre    tiorrcally    ..■lo.-irsp    .-  ;.,i;,., 
nicfttloa    between     the    same    uLd    t!.t     ii. teriur    of    said 
meter. 


1,469,217.  BRAIDING-MACHINE  BODY  STRUCTURE. 
JosHfA  B.  Haue.  PruvideDce,  R.  1..  assi,;:nor  tf.  1".  \- 
!;le  Englneeritig  Compniiy.  I'rovidein  e.  i;  I  ,  a  Cor;.o- 
ration  of  Rhod«>  Island  F^led  Nor  2,  T.<_1  S'rial 
No.    512,317.      fs    CLnimv       fH.    fw     9. , 


1.  A  braiding  machine  body  structure  wherein  the 
braiding  carriers  arc  received,  having  an  Inner  up- 
right wall  and  an  outer  upright  wall,  spaced  apart  m 
form  a  communicating  series  of  o[ien-top  depressions, 
wells  or  recesses  for  the  reception  of  the  quoits  and 
wherethrough  said  carriers  mar  circulate  tinder  guid- 
ance of  said  walls  and  quoits 


1.469,21S,  FILLING  MACHINE  Chaki.f.s  I..  HoorEi;. 
Rochester.  X.  Y..  assignor  to  N'.inmm  Oil  ("ompany, 
.New  York.  N.  V..  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
Dec.  18,  1920.  Serial  No.  431,749.  2  Claims.  iCl. 
22f.— 119.1 

1.  A  filling  machine  comprising  a  receptacle  support- 
ing table,  a  plurality  of  filling  nozzles  arranged  above 
and  guiiled  toward  and  from  the  laMi  ,  a  drip  .■((Hector 
guided  at  opr>08ite  ends  into  and  out  of  the  path  of 
movement  of  the  nozzles,  a  pivotally  mounted,  operat- 
ing member  for  the  drip  collector  having  a  cam  groove, 
and  mechanism  for  moving  the  noztlfts  toward  and  from 


S2 


the  table 
cam    ?roo 


having  a  projection   adapted  to  operate   in   said 
t>    fur    moving    the    drip    colle<"tor    out    nf    the 


as    ' h •■    1 


1.4«P  21'' 

J  "  H  V  s  r)i 


'.  ,11.;  I 
Claims 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2. 1023 


p  nozzles  as  the  la'ter  ni'iv»-  toward  th*'  t:ible 
covins  the  drip  coll«»cror  toward  fhf  ruazles 
rfr    mov*"    away    fr^m    the    fable. 


MOTOR  rONTROL     SYSTEM        Howard     H. 
N,    Edgewoo<J,    and    Iionai.d    (      I'kapmdy,    Tur- 


f-'^k      I'l  .    assik;nors    to    Wfstineb'.ust"    KlecTric   A 


t'lrint:    t"i)mpany.     a     Corporation    of     Peiinsy! 
Fil.d    All.'-    l^.    19J1.      Serial    N"     4!t:;.i:M        in 
ri     104—149.) 


r-4 


|/j  |#  |4  ^^  Jij  Ja  ^^ 


1  In  !ii  conrrnl  system,  thf  comt>ination  with  a  mornr. 
of  mean«  for  ai-cf-leratinir  ^aid  motor,  mpan^s  for  re- 
versing (jho  direction  of  operation  nf  said  motor,  and 
m»'ans  cocnprising  n  single  cnndufrnr  for  govenilnu  both 
said  dlrejctlonal  means  and  th*-  anioaiatic  op«>rntion  of 
said  accelerating  means. 


1.  ♦';'.'.. '-jn 


STRUCTrR.vr.     ELEMENT    ANI>    METHOIi 

OF    M.iKIN<;    TFIE    SAME       Robert    Kkmp.    Wa.shiii,' 

,   assiiinor   to   W>'stingli'iuse   Electric  &   Maim 

i^ii:    <'ompany,     a    < '<iriwTrar  ion     of     rennsylvanla 

in     2.".,    I!>19       Serial    No     •J7:V07»;        10    riatms 

4— .31    ) 


fa-ruv 
Eii.-d 
"'I.   -i 


'.   An 
comprlsii 
opposed 
and    mea 


airplane    rudder,    elevating    plane    or    the    like 
g    spaced     plates,    hollow    ribs    formp<l    on     the 
faces  of   the  plates   serving   to   space   the   plates, 
8  connecting  the  plateg. 


1, 469. 221  CRKAM  SEPARATOR,  Fbank  J.  Kbisto- 
TEK.  St.  Paul.  Minn  .  assignor  to  Brown  A  Bigelow, 
Sr  Paul.  Minn,  a  Corporation  of  Minnesota.  Filed 
.hm.'    24,    I'.rjl        ,<.'rlal    No     4H0,1B9,      2    Claims.       (CI 

137—18. 1 


1.  .\  crenm  neparnior  im  liidiiii:  a  cylindrical  hollow- 
body  portion,  a  disk  like  <>nd  wall  secured  to  one  end 
thereof,  an  opening  formeil  in  said  wall,  n  perforatpd 
disk  like  wall  spaced  from  the  other  end  of  said  body 
portion  to  position  it  within  the  end  of  said  hody  por 
tion  In  a  mannfr  to  form  a  recess  In  that  end  of  said 
crpam  ^fparsi'or  wb>Tei)y  crenrn  is  adapted  to  i>e  di 
rected  into  the  perforations  of  said  Inset  end  in  the 
area  mvprod  Uv   -;iii'!  'n'i 


1.4fV.),2J-'        METH<»lt    t»E    LASTING    SHOES.       Ebbd    N 
I,.\   I  HAFKi.i.K.   Beverly.   Mass..  assignor  to  United   8lio>» 
Machinery     Corporation,     Paterson,     N,     J  .     a     CorT)o 
ration      f    N«-w    ,r.rsey        Filed    ,Iuly    14,    1919        S'^rial 

No      ;m,7-.'.'        !^    riairris        iCi      12--14ri   i 


1.  That  improv.'inent  in  methods  of  lasting  shoes 
which  (-oiisi>t»  in  tensloniiiK  a  portion  of  upper  on  one 
side  of  a  shoe,  securing  a  thread  to  said  portion  of  the 
upper  by  a  locked  stitch  at  that  side  of  the  shoe,  then 
tensioning  a  portion  of  upper  on  the  opposite  side  of 
the  shoe  and  securing  that  portion  of  the  upper  by  a 
locked  stitch,  and  then  repeating  the  operations  step  by 
step  lengthwise  of  the  shoe. 


October  2. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


83 


1.469.223  CASTING-LADLE  MECHANISM.  Jambs 
B  Ladd,  .\,rdmore,  Pa.,  assignor  to  United  States 
Cast  Iron  Pipe  k  Foundry  Company,  Burlington. 
N.  J  ,  a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey,  Filed  Sept.  15, 
1921.      Serial  No.  500,847.     4  Claims.      iCl,  22—79.) 


tf  ^ 


1  In  ooniMnation  with  a  casting  ladle,  means  for 
maintaining  a  constant  level  of  molten  metal  therein 
during  fMinrini;  conniatlng  of  a  balanced  support  for 
the  casting  ladle  whereby  It  moves  up  or  down  as  the 
weight  of  nif-tal  tiiereln  varies,  a  reservoir  adapted  to 
d»-livpr  molten  metal  to  the  casting  ladle  and  means 
controlled  by  the  up  and  down  motion  of  the  casting 
ladle,  for  controlling  the  How  of  metal  from  the  reser- 
Toir  so  as  to  maintain  the  level  of  metal  In  the  cast- 
ing   ladle    approximately    constant. 


1,469,224  CASTING  L.VDLE  MECHANISM  James  B, 
La.dd,  Ardmore,  Pa  ,  assignor  to  United  States  Cast 
Iron  Pipe  k  I-\)undry  Company.  Burlington,  N.  J..  a 
Corporation  of  New  Jersey.  Filed  Sept.  15.  1921. 
Serial    No.    500.848.      2    Claims.      (CL    22—79.) 


r- 


I.  In  romliinatlon  with  a  casting  ladle,  means  for 
maintaining  a  constant  level  of  molten  metal  therein 
during  pouring  consisting  of  a  reservoir  adapted  to 
deliver  molten  metal  to  the  ladle,  a  float  resting  on  the 
metal  in  the  ladle  and  means  controlled  by  the  up  and 
down  motion  of  the  float  for  regulating  the  pouring  of 
metal  from  the  reservoir  so  as  to  maintain  an  approxi- 
mately   constant    level    In    the    ladle. 


1,469,225.  CASTING-LAL>LE  MECHANISM.  J.^Mt.-,  P.. 
Ladd,  Ardmore,  Pa.,  assignor  to  United  States  C;i«t 
Iron  Pipe  &  Foundry  Company,  Burlington.  N,  J  ,  a 
Corporation  of  New  Jersey  Filed  Sept  IT'.  I'.'.l. 
Serial    No.    500,849.      2    Claims        m'I     22  -  71t  ; 


1,    lu    comtiination    \«-ith    a    casting    ladle,     nie.'ui^ 
maintaining   a    constant    level    of    the    fluid    m.ial    u 
ladle    consisting    of    a    displncemont    ImmIv    aioi    mean 
moving     said     hody     into     tho     ladle     as     ineial     is 
drawn   ttierefrom. 


-  (or 
,  the 
s  f.ir 
with- 


l,469,22fi       PRECISION     LATHE,      P.\t  L    L.^noh.a m ,\iKn. 
Springfield,  Mass,,  assignor  to  Package  Machinery  c  'U) 
pany.    S^pringfleld.    Ma,'*s.,    a    Corporation    of    Massai  !rj 
setts.      Filed    I>ec.    15,    191[t.      Serial    No.    345,117.      ^ 
Claims.      tCl.    .S2 — fi) 


/ 


yp 


Jl2      r — ^'-^^ 


'J-^. 


?>.  In  a  lathe,  a'slide  stipport  and  a  slid*-  thereon  hav- 
ing Interflttlng  sliding  surfaces  means  for  taking  up  the 
loose  play  betwt»eu  said  surfaces  comprising  movable  fric- 
tion members  adapted  to  protrude  from  one  of  said  (sur- 
faces and  actuating  meniUer.s  movble  at  an  angle  to  said 
friction  member  for  adjusting;  the  same  into  frlctional  en- 
gagement  with   the  other   inlerfltUng  surface. 

8.  In  a  lathe,  the  comhination  of  a  longitudinally 
slotted  bed,  a  shoe  slidably  mounted  upon  said  bed,  means 
for  sec^urlng  the  shoe  in  diflferent  [wsitione  of  adjustment 
longitudinally  of  the  bed  comprising  a  bolt  extending 
vertically  through  said  shoe  and  through  said  slots,  a 
nut  threaded  on  the  lowor  end  of  said  bolt.  .1  clamtdng 
collar  t<»tween  said  nut  and  said  bed,  a  compresnion  spring 
encircl  g  said  bolt  and  reetlnc  upon  said  collar,  a  floating 
collar  .in  said  bolt  above  said  spring,  means  on  said  b«(i 
for  preventing  upward  and  downward  displacement  of  the 
said  floating  ccdlar  In  all  positions  of  adjustment  of  said 
shoe  longitudinally  of  the  l»ed,  means  cooperating  with 
said  bolt  and  nut  to  clamp  said  shoe  in  adjusted  jKtsition 
upon  the  be<l  wh<'n  said  nut  Is  turned  in  one  direction  and 
to  transmit  the  force  of  said  spring  to  the  shoe  to  yieldiiiL- 
ly  hold  tlio  latter  against  the  bed  wlien  said  nut  is  turii'd 
In    the    opposite   direction 


],4r>!t,227  CYCLE.  MOTOR  CYCLE.  AND  ANALOGOUS 
SADDLE.  .\RTHin  lIiiJ-.^TEAit  L.\WRENCE.  Hiruiini: 
ham,  England,  assignor  to  J  B,  Brooks  and  Company 
Dimited.  Birmingham,  England.  Filed  July  10,  1021, 
Serial  No,  485,J»r.5,  6  Claims,  (CI.  2ns  iQO.) 
(Granted  under  the  iirovii^ions  of  the  act  of  Mar,  ,3. 
1921,    41    Stat.    1...    i;il.-».  ) 

1.  A  motor-cycle,  cycle  or  analogous  saddlo  comprising 
a  saddle  top,  parallel-motion  link  members,  means  for  ( oii- 
necting  the  parallel-motion  link  members  to  the  saddle 
top.   and   means  for  connecting   the  parallel    motion    link 


H 


memlKTs 

being  (!i«] 
of  a  riffld 
spring  ft\ 


«d 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2, 1928 


the  machine,  said  parallel  motion  link  members 

sed  tn  upjier   and   lower  planes  and  oon«lstlnp 

link  memb«>r  pivoted  at  opposite  ends  and  a  leaf 

fit  onf>  pnd  and  pivoted  at   the  other  end  and 


arranged  sT]b>stnnttall y  parallfl  to  and  co<Ji>eratinK  wirli 
th^-  ripid  link  member,  so  as  to  act  as  n  parallel  moti.iii 
link,  in  ..riff  tfi  impart  a  parallel  nioti"n  V'  th*-  -^ad'Hr 
top  and  a;  the  8«me  time  support   the  i<  ad. 


1.4«j;.i,2-j'« 
l;c'2 


CONTROL     V.VLVE.        ("ilvklf-S      I.ejel.ne 
-St.    Lambert,   near   Brussels,    lU'lglum,   assignor 
Lejeiine.    Brus.sels.    Relgium.      Filed    Apr     1*, 
ii^rial  No    555,04«.     ?.  riaims        ri    277  — 12 


*■■ 


2  In  a  control  ralve  for  steam  engines,  a  cirins;,  the 
s«id  cailrijf  being  provided  with  a  nnmber  nf  holes  ar- 
ranet-d  ciicularly  a  valve  seat  formed  In  each  of  the  eald 
holes,  a  falve  for  each  of  the  said  hole*,  a  guide  ar- 
rangefl  centrally  In  the  casing,  a  single  control  rod  passing 
through  t  3e  said  guide  and  projecting  f-entrally  above  the 
casing,  arms  projecting  radially  fr  im  the  control  rod  and 
adJastabW  abatments  carr1e<l  by  the  valves,  the  *ald 
atMitmeoti  cooperating  with  the  radially  projecting  arms 
wh*»r<»by  me  valves  may  be  opened  in  succession  when  the 
control  rud  is  acted  upon. 


1.469.229.  AUTO  WINTKDW  FRAAIF:,  .Iohx  A.  MtAvoy, 
Chicago .  111.,  asalgnor.  by  mesne  a-isieiiments,  to  Stewart 
Manufacturing  Corporation.  VVllnilngton,  Del.,  a  Corpo- 
ration of  I>eUiware.  Filed  Apr  19,  1919  Serial  No. 
291,419i      2   Claims.      iCl.    29H— 14.5  i 

jr 


cnrtain  material  clamped  h.-tween  them,  one  of  said  frame 
member*;  having  re<-esses  at  certain  positions  and  the 
other  member  hnvinir  up  raised  portions  adapted  to  press 
the  pliant  mnteri;il  intu  said  rtcest^fs  for  taking  up  slack; 
'ine  of  said  friinii'  <pctlotis  hoing  provided  with  dowels  and 
the  other  -it-itiiiii  li.'iviriK  recfsses  ti>  receive  them  for 
[KKsiti'inlDk'  ^.nd  fnuiiest  in  proper  relation,  and  the  up- 
rnist't!  jM.rtiMns  arrieil  by  one  frame  member,  being  In 
tile   form     if   wii-h.Tr.    or   [ilates   apertured  and    (Tarried   on 

sail!      iloWeh 


1,  In  ci>mblnatlon  with  a  window  opening  in  a  curtain 
of  pliant  material,  a  relatively  rigid  frame  comprising 
two  sectlqns  of  similar  contour,  5«cured  togethef  with  the 


1,+';;)  .■  ;n     .  i:Nrit!Fii;AL  skparating  apparatcs, 

.IwiKs     M»'Ka^k      1  nnibrlrii;e.    Mass        Filed    Mar.    L'tJ, 
r.OO      .Seri.il  No    :;6S.y27.     Xi  Claims.      ( Cl.  23."? — 20.) 


;  .\  'eii!  rifut'al  ■-epnrator  comprising,  in  combination, 
H  ''vlinder.  niechanistn  for  rotating  said  cylinder,  means 
for  conducting  the  flniil  mixture  to  be  separated  into  said 
cylinder  thereby  the  action  of  o-ntrlfugal  force  on  the 
mixture  in  the  eylinder  causes  the  solid  material  to 
separate   ninl    form   :i   layer  of  mud   on    the   inner   surface 

of   the    :\!infier,    a    ,li-;chari: itlet    for    the   liquid,    valve 

mechjiiii-<iii  f  r  li-^'harkiink:  ■ial<i  rand  from  the  cylinder, 
and  m>;i[;-  :'.ir  ■•  u  ■  nnionsly  driving  said  valve  me<"hanism 
inile[>€Edentli'     jf    'he   motion   of  said   cylinder. 


I,4ri'.t2.1       i'.KAHINi;  FOR  COIL  RK<  IIL.V  TORS.     Ralph 
F.     M^nHiKV.   !\dwewoiid   I'ark,    Va..  assignor   to   We.stinn 
hous-    Kie.rrii    \    Manufacturing   Company,    a   Corpora- 
tion of  Pennsv  vaiiia       Filed  July  ."^O.   lf>20      Serial  No. 
400  2»' 4        7    I  !  iSiin        H'l,    74  — 104.1 


1  \  !.«a!lnK  :  ..inprisinif  a  l)ottom  member  having  a 
curve,!  h.arlne  surface,  a  top  member  .supp'  rted  thereby 
,'\nd  having  a  curved  bearing  surface  adapted  to  coact  with 
the  hearing'  -surface  of  the  first  named  member  for  rolling 
fonta  it  Therewith,  and  yleldable  means  secured  to  said  sur- 
faces fnr  tn.iintaiuing  s/iid  benrinir  surfaces  in  op«'rat!ve 
relation. 


1,469,232,  VEHICLE  BRAKE.  Karl  Matbach,  Pried- 
richshafen,  Ortnany,  !(ssis:nor  to  the  Firm  Maybach- 
Motorenbau  fJes'^Uschaft  mlt  beschrankter  Haftung, 
Frledrlchslmfen  A  H.  Oermany.  Filed  Mar.  7.  1922. 
Serial  No  R41.<»no,  ??  Claims.  fCl.  188 — 106.) 
1.   Brake  levrr   system    for   four   wheeled   vehicles  com- 

pri.^iii;:  in     oiii'.in.itinn,  n   pair  of  front  brakes  and  a  pair 


(X-ioBEB  2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


85 


of  rear  brakes,  two  balance  levers  extencUngr  longitudinally 
of  the  vehicle,  transverse  balance  levers  carried  by  aald 
longitudinal  levers  and  connected  with  the  front  and  the 

,%/ 


rear  brake*;,  respectively,  means  for  exerting  a  pull  on  said 
longitudinal  balance  levers  and  an  abutment  ne!ir  each 
end  of  said  lonirltudinal  levers. 


l,4t)!t,2.'{,'i.  LOCK.  ANGBLo  C,  Mehrina  and  .Ioseph 
Me.ssina,  Pittsburgh,  Pn,  Filed  Jan.  2,  192H,  Serial 
No.  610.132       7  Claims.      (Cl.   70      17. » 


1  A  lock  roraprisiiii;  a  casing'  [Tovided  with  a  sIot,  ni:il 
an  integrally  formed  uliackle,  a  hasp  member  provided  witii 
a  staple  which  latter  is  adapted  to  extend  Into  the  cavin;.- 
throuk'h  said  slot,  a  |ockln^.'  boll  capatde  when  ^hiIIed  i. 
locl\iti>r  iHisition  of  extending  thrf>u);h  said  staple  w  hereii\ 
the  hasp  niemlter  is  locked  in  the  casing,  meanij  for  shift 
ing  the  said  tx>lt  to  release  the  hasp,  a  sleeve  slidably 
mounted  on  eaiil  shackle,  said  hasp  member  fixedly  con 
ne<-ted  with   said  sleeve. 


1,469,234.  STARTING  MECHANISM  FOR  AITOMO- 
BILKS,  ilARBT  R,  Meter.  Wilkinsburg,  Pa.,  assignor 
to  Westlngbouse  Electric  &  Manufacturing  Company,  a 
Corporation  of  Pennsylvania.  Filed  Aug.  ♦?,  1920.  Se- 
rial No.  401, 73S,     8  Claims.      ( Cl.  74— 7  t 


wheel,  a  weight  member  mountei^  for  rotation  with  said 
pinion,  and  a  cam  member  operated  by  said  weight  mem 

ber  for  forcir>g  the  motor  pinion  into  mesh  with  the  engine 
gear   wheel  upon  rotation  of  said  pinion. 


1.  In  a  starting  mechanism,  the  combination  with  an 
enjrlne  gear  wheel,  and  a  motor  pinion,  of  a  spring  mem 
ber  for  biasing  said  pinion  out  of  mesh   with  fiald   gear 


l,4Cy,23:c       CLOSURE    FOR    CONTAINERS.       Lons.     A 
Mni.TKN.    Hoboken.    N.    J,      Filed    Apr,    7.    i'.i20       Serial 
Nm    .•;:i,!tH.     2  <'laim>.      mF  l '^^--48,  i 


2  In  a  closure  of  the  clas>  describtnl.  a  flanired  outer 
cover  adapted  to  l)e  turned  down  upon  the  open  end  of  a 
container,  a  projection  from  tb.  centre  of  8ai<]  cover  and 
a  flexible  disc  between  the  same  and  the  periphery  of  said 
container  wtiexeby  when  (Otid  cover  is  applied,  said  disc 
i't-ars  upon  the  entire  of  said  periphery 


l,4<>;»,2.'-!f)  LOCOMOTIVE  FRAME  Rknjami n  S  MiX^re, 
Wilkinsburg,  Pa.,  assignor  to  Westinghouse  Electric  h 
Mannfacturiiis:  Company,  a  <"orr'oratlon  of  Pennsylva- 
nia, Filed  Jan,  20,  1022,  S.-rial  No,  5.3<i.,nfi4,  7 
flaltus.      (Cl,  105—133,1 


-^I^ 


.  ■'^g^imt 13 


1.  In  a  locomotive  l>ed,  n  p.'iir  of  sulistantlnlly  parallel 
side-frame  members  and  transversely  depending  cradle 
members  secured  to  said  side  frame  members,  said  cradle 
members  beinj:  secured  tot'i'tiier  to  provide  a  unitary, 
rigid   loconiotive-frame  structure. 


1,460,2.37       KAFin-Y    RAZriR        K:.,i,n    Lrnwio    Mf  r  ;.er. 
Berlin.    Germany,       Filed    .Iul>     10,     1020        Serial    No. 

:'.'.o;,s7.',       :;  claims,      iCl,.Xo -12  >       1  <;r,mtti!  unde:  the 

provisions    of    the    act    of    Mar     ,*;.    1021,    41     St.-it      I... 
1313, i 


1.  lu  a  safeiy  razor  apiiaratus.  a  Made  haviuj;  on  one 
side,  and  at  each  ed-'e  of  the  Made,  cutting  ed.res  offset 
from  the  main  p  irtion  of  the  body  of  the  blade,  including 


86 


two  plane 


tre  hole  of 


1,469.238. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2. 1928 


surfaces  lyJng  in  the  same  plane,  a  guard  comb 


beneath  the  blade  and  a  handle  extending  through  a  cen- 


the  biflde  and  fasteiifd  therein. 


SHOE  TREE      Jame.s  C    Newlln.   Havprford, 
Pa      KilM  Oct.  31,  lOl'l.     Serial  No    ,51 1,663.     7  Claims. 


CI     1-' 


rjs.i.) 


7  In  a  shoe  tree,  a  toe  piece  in  the  form  of  a  stamp- 
ing fabricated  from  an  integral  piece  of  8he«t  material  and 
conformins  to  the  shape  of  the  toe  of  the  shoe,  and  having 
a  flan«p  formed  around  the  edge  of  the  ti>»*  plfce  i-onsti 
Tilting  a  [mrtial  sole  portion  and  to  add  rigidity  to  the 
■itnieture,  a  pair  of  apertured  ears  formed  integrally  with 
the  side  portions  of  the  toe  piece  and  bent  toward  each 
itlK^r  to  dispose  them  in  closely  spaced  relation,  said  par- 
tial »ole  portion  and  .said  ears  being  integrally  connected, 
an  int<^rm4iiate  tPlcscopio  channel  section  member  pivoted 
at  orif  <'nc:l  !M'twe«'n  the  apertiirt'<l  ears  and  a  U-shapfd 
hffl  pie<'f  pivoted  to  the  remote  en<l  of  said  teU-scopic 
ru»-n)tier  and  mean.-*  for  securing  the  tel»'8Copic  memNHf 
sections  in  adjusted  relation 


,-i''iO.'j:;o, 


TAIL     HOLDER     FOR     CATTLE       Orkv     .\ 


ii.sTKwt'ER,  Kirkwood,  N.  Y.      Kiled  < '<t 


CfJl,     .-Serial 


No 


■-00 


H- 


1  Claim.      (CI.  119 — 105.) 


VI 


le 


la  a  d 
of  bin^:^■d 
both  of  wi 
formation, 
a    cow    an' 
tbp   tall,   a 
ber.  plates 
projecting 
thereon,    ai 
pivot    poin 
I  peaing,  a 
jaws,  and 
the  jaws, 
the  leg  an< 


ce  of  the  class  described  comprising  two  pairs 

ire  jaws,  both  pairs  hinged  on  the  same  axis, 

,  said  Jaws  terminating  at  one  end  in  a  curved 

the  one  for  engagement   with    the  hind  leg   of 

the    other    for    engaging    the    bushy    part    nf 

rms  projecting  backward  from   each    Jaw  nif-m- 

haTlng  openings  therein,  for  the  passage  of  the 

firms  therethrough,  and  being  slldably  mounted 

d   adapted    to   be    moved    forward    toward    the 

of    the    jaws    and    thereby    permitting    their 

lid  moved  backward  from  the  plrot  point  of  the 

ereby  bringing  together  the  curved  portions  of 

nd  holding  the  same  in  firm  engagement  with, 

tall  of  the  cow  reapectlvely. 


1h 


1,469,240.      DEVICE    FOR    TESTING   THE   RECUPBRA- 
TIVE  POWER  l.s'  A  f.VS      William  C.  Palmm,  DaTcn- 

port,  Iowa.  F\U-<\  Mar  22.  1922.  Serial  No.  545,910. 
5  Claim."*.  iCl.  S!» — 1.  1  Filed  under  the  act  of  Mar.  3. 
1K83,   22   Stat.   L.,  625 


5  .V  ^un  testing  device,  Including  a  support  fur  a  gun 
and  It.*  cradle,  gun  retracting  means  carried  by  the  sup- 
port and  mean;*  for  rcl»-asing  the  gun  from  the  gun  r»'- 
frHctlni:  mean.s  whilf  the  gun  is  in  retracted  position. 


1.46f>.241       WINDOW  AITACHMENT      Marv   KaTHERIM 
At..urK,   Winchester,   Ky.      Filed   Sept.    11,    lf'22       Serial 

N.I    .''.ST, 410.      -'  <  lalni!*       i  CI.  9S      .'Ut 


1  .\  window  attadttMBt  comprising  a  shield  device 
adapted  for  dispn«itfoB  h#low  the  partially  raised  lower 
sash  ant!  Including  pnd  portions  engaging  against  the  con- 
fronting sidfs  .if  the  window  casing  and  connected  by  a 
r>'larivcly  larvii'  plate  [wrtion  inclined  upwardly  away  from 
the  window  with  its  lower  edge  di.sposed  upon  the  sill 
and  spring  means  for  holding  the  device  in  position,  said 
means  consisting  of  a  pair  of  spring  members  mounted  at 
the  edges  of  said  end  members  and  having  one  end  »'n- 
gaglng  the  sill  and  the  other  end  engaging  the  lower  edge 
lif  thf  !i*)ttora  rail  of  the  lower  sash. 


,v;0,.'4-'  MA«  IIINK  I  OR  THE  M.VNUFA*  TIRE  OF 
CII'INC  .VND  THE  l.IKK  HV  <  KNTRIFT'iJAL  <AST- 
IN<;      P"ER.VA\tx>  .Vwrvs.  Sao  I'aulo.  Brazil.     Filed  Mar. 

27,      1923         Serial     No      62^,141         m     Claims.        Ml. 
22 — 65  > 


^?^ii:-j 


T-rr 


1.  A  machine  for  manufacturing  piping  and  the  like  by 
centrifugal  casting  having.  In  combination,  a  rotatable 
casting  mold,  a  casting  tube  of  substantially  the  same 
length  as  the  mold  having  a  laterally  directed  opening, 
means  whereby  molten  metal  is  adapted  to  be  forced  under 
pressure  into  the  casting  tube  and,  through  the  opening, 


■OCTOBM  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


into  the  casting  mold,  means  for  rotating  the  casting 
mold,  and  means  for  effecting  relative  longitudinal  move- 
ment between  the  casting  mold  and  the  casting  tube  dur- 
ing the  rotation  of  the  mold. 


1,4(;&.243.  IGNITION  TIMER.  Nicholas  A.  Back 
scuEii'F.B,  Clifton.  Ky.  Filed  Mar.  23,  1921.  Serial  No 
4r>4.7S9       4    Claims.      (CI.   200—24  i 


1  An  ignition  timer,  a  cylindrical  casing,  an  insulated 
<  ap  removably  attached  to  said  casing  and  providing  a 
closure  u[)on  one  end  of  the  casing,  electric  circuit  con- 
ductor terminal.s  Imbedded  within  said  insulator  cap,  each 
having  one  end  expoB«'d  to  the  exterior  side  of  said  cap, 
!ind  a  commutator  ring  nmovably  secured  within  said 
cap  having  contact  el>'nicnts  rcspecthely  connecting  with 
said  condnctfir  terminals 


1.4t".!'244  LASTING  MACHINE.  A  kthih  Bates.  I>eices 
t<r,  England,  assignor  to  Inited  Shoe  Machinery  Cor 
poration.  Paterson,  N.  J.,  a  Coriwratlon  of  New  Jersey. 
Fil.d  Jun.-  18,  1920.  Serial  No.  389,066.  4.".  Clainis 
.CI.    12— 2  ( 


-Of     «r 


1.  .\n  upper  pulling  machine  having,  in  combination,  a 
grlpper.  gripper  operating  mechanism  for  imparting  a 
yielding  pull  to  the  upper,  and  means  becoming  effective 
during  the  pull  for  rendering  the  pull  positive. 


1.4C9.24J.  CUTTING  MACHINE.  William  C.  Baxter. 
Beverly.  Mass.,  assignor  to  United  Shoe  Machinery 
Corpor.ition,  Paterson,  N.  J.,  a  Corporation  of  New 
Jersey.  Filed  May  19,  1921.  Serial  No.  470,875.  24 
I  Iaim,s.      (CI.   164—22.) 

1.  In  a  machine  of  the  class  described,  catting  means, 
means  for  feeding  sheet  material  to  the  cutting  means, 
the   construction    and   arrangement   being   luch   that    the 


feeding    means    is    spaced    from    the    cutting    means,    ami 
means  for  feeding  the  end   portion  of  the  sheet   material 


^S 


after    it    li-avfs    tlu'    first    nn'mion.d    feeding    niean^    I'n 
structed   to   control   positively   the   movement   of  said   end 
portion   to  cutting  position. 


i,4t;;i.::4<;.      (,'ah    rNL<'.M'iN<. 

BiELEK.    rittstiurtzSi.    I'a       iilei 
No.    40r).9t".0,       1    riMJni        •*] 


.MI'.MJATCS. 

1  Auj;,   :;ti.    ut.'o 

214       4<'m 


S.  n>il 


The    combinntion    with    a    track,    of    an    apparatus    fi.  r 
unloading   hopper  cars   lomprislng  n    car   recelvini:   strui 
tunc  having  wheels  thereon  by  means  of  which   it   may  t-e 
run    along  the   said   track,    sai<l   structure   having   a    tr.-n  k 
thereon  of  the  same  gauge  as  the  track   over   which    it    '.•^ 
movable,    a    snp|i|emental    inclined    track    ;ii    cacti    etui    of 
s.'tid   structure  over  wiiicii   .'i   c:ir   may   he   rolled   from   said 
first    track    to    the    track    on    said    structure,    saiil    tupjile 
mental  tracks  also  having  wheels  liy  means  of  wliichi   lliey 
are    movably    supportfHl    on    s;iid    first     mentioned    track, 
means   on    the   structure    fcir   receiving    m;iteria!    fron;    Th> 
iiopper    cars,    and    laterally    extending   conveyors    for    dls 
chanrinc  material   to   the   sidi-   of   the  structiite. 


1.4r.!».247.        HUAKE     MKfHANIS.M     FOR     MOTOR     \  E- 
HICLES.      Fekdinand  .\.   Huwek.   Flint.  Mich  .   assignor 
to   General   Moti>rs   Corporation,    r>eTroit,   Mich  .    a    Cor 
poration  of   I»idaware.      FlLed    Feb,   7,    1!<2h       S.  rial   .Vc. 
356. S60.      12   Claims.      (CI.    lb>— IS  i 


11.  In  brake  mechanism  of  ttie  class  described  and  in 
combination  with  a  motor  vehicle  having  a  rear  driving 
axle,  and  a  frame  supjK>rted  from  said  axle  througti 
side  springs  extending  longitudinally  of  the  vehicle;  a 
rotatable  brake  drum  concentric  witli  said  rear  axle  :  a 
non-rotatable  brake  member  ;  means  associated  with  said 


88 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBES  2, 192S 


hrakf  tnpm[i<»r  for  forelnp  th«  Mine  latn  pnga^pfuent  with 
said  brake  drum  :  and  a  brake  rod  the  rear  end  of  wblcb 

i-*  rtp<^r;itiv|ely  connected  with  •^aid  ^r^ikf  furiMnk:  riu-ans 
and  the  forward  end  »f  wbich  is  (X)!inf<:t«*d  with  a  iirak.- 
aiplyiuic  member  at  a  point  in  substantiiil  rraiis\  .ts.' 
alignment  with  the  points  ©f  oonm^ction  'iftwe>ii  tiii.' 
forward  ends  of  said  side  iprlaga  and  said  frame 


1  4');>,.>-is 

I    HARLKS 

A  a  St  rail 
pany,  (i 

^^ec,    1^1 
1  :»-■:;. 


AUTOMATIC    TRAIX-CONTROI      SYSTICM. 
S.    BcsHxxi.L,    Sydney,     New    South     Wales. 
aasignor    to    Gentral    Railway    Sii^nal    Com 
4tes.  N.  Y.,  a  C«rporattoB  of  New  York.     Fll^d 
1916,    S«ri»l    No.    137,409       Renewed    Mar     ■> 
i|f)   Claims,      (CI.    2M — 181.  i 


!l-t.tii 


ot 


Vii  ,1  itnmatic  train  cuntr 
<litfd   i'ii!itri,)l   apparatu.s 


iynX'-m   '•■lOiprisink;  uutu 


■hi. 


ipvjce    s;ori(rDini;    said    ap|>aratii?<    afT>T 


^.   a    run  down 
;)rHdt>tf'rn)infd 


travel  of  the  vehicle  whilf'   >aii]   apparatus   is 
■  fi^ratinc   kind    means    partly    ori    ttu'    \'hicl»>    in.!    partly 
;ili>n^-   th«»   I  rack   for   contPolllng   the  operation   and    resto 
rarion  .,f  -iiiid   run-down  device  In  accord,Ti)ci-  with   tragic 


1  ■i'i9,249,    , 

NoBI-E      til, 

Serla'    '" 


ACTOMOBILC      EXTKAi  TOR.         William 
,VRK.     Fayette,     Mo        Fij-d     Jan.     14,     19)12. 
S4.  .=>-'rc2»l.H      4  culms,      ici.  74— T.I 


1.  In  a  111)  vicf  for  the  purp<i.»f  <i-r  forth  a  frame,  a 
sprln;;  .:-ontro!!cd  shaft  arranged  above  and  supported  by 
Siiid  frame  and  further  having  i'-  ends  projectink;  out 
"anlly  froi;  the  frame,  a  drum  nxe.l  to  Haid  .sliaft  and 
trr;in;;ed  within  and  normally  >pae.>d  fr.ini  said  frame,  -.i 
«••,!;»,•  shnpk]  shiftlni;  element  [irovid.-.|  with  a  <p_'Tn*ntal 
-lof  thrn\i_'h  which  [msstes  said  shaft,  said  element  piv- 
oted intermedintp  its  ends  to  the  inner  face  .if  one  of 
fi  e  .ides  nif  the  frame  and  permanently  eni:ai:ini;  saiil 
drum     and    means    connected    to    the    upper    T.r\    of    -(aid 


.  lement    for 

tt'e    drum 
« p  ri  ti  i: 


T\ 


in. 


r    <■  I -y>- 

«»eriai  N 

A   cap  fo 

hody    portiHn 

throneh.    o'le 


movinif    It    upwardly     ind    forwardlv    ,i=;ainit 
■    ihift    thp    s'l.Tff    .liraiii-it    the     i-'tion    of    it.s 


CAP  FOR  TTRE-VALVE  TT-RES      CoavirLirs 

.r.HAM,   Cartton,   'Nrns^       Piled    Mar.  l,"i,    T922 

.-.4r?.v;t2       1    riatm,      <r\.   lfl2  — 12  > 

a   tire  vatve  tube  haying,   in   connbination.   a 

provided    wftli    a    pnwapp    eTtendine    theT<' 

mi    portion    of    said    pass,>;p     heln^    of 


grmter  diameter  than  tl»e  other  «Dd  portion  thereof, 
thereby  forming  a  ahoulder  Intermediate  tk«  lenirth 
thereof,    a   wa«b«>r    located    within    sal«l   panaai^e,    a    screw 

engaging    the    wail    of    saiil    pnsiwg-'    and   contacting    with 


sai.i  washer  and  positively  forcing  said  wiisher  against 
said  shoulder  aaU  a  second  aerew  also  havint;  engage- 
ment with  the  wall  of  said  passage  and  e<.ntaetiiu'  with 
said  first  iianie<1   i!cr"w 


\.i*;:>  J.-.l       M.WIF  ACrrRE   OK   BRICK    CHEESK.      Ep- 
w.\i<L>    <"      ItAMRow,     Fond    du    Lac,     Wis.,    assignor    to 

I'lifiirow  i?roth>'rs  Coniimn\  ,  Fond  ilu  Lac,  Wis..  :i 
( 'orporatioH  of  W  htcosnin  liled  liec  1(5,  1^21,  Seria. 
.No     ".:.'2.7,M        _■  <'iaini«       <*   \     "I — 21,) 


I  In  a  d'-vire  for  making  brick  chepse,  a  cheese  mold. 
1  i.fHraHtv  of  filler  pl)ife<  fornit'd  to  tit  the  cavity  of  the 
mold  and  arranged  in  spaced  relation  so  a.s  to  diride 
said  civlty  Into  a  [durallty  of  sub  cavttlea  of  a  brick 
form,  and  faclngia  of  porous  fabric  connected  to  the  re- 
spective faces  of  said  flM«*r  plate*  to  afford  outlets  for 
the  fhild  portion  of  the  ni.iterial  in  the  preuing  operation 

2.  In  a  device  for  making  brick  cheese,  a  cheese  mold, 
a  plarallty  of  flll<T  plates  formed  to  flt  the  caTlty  of  the 
mold  and  arranged  in  spaced  relation  so  aa  to  divide 
said  cavity  Into  a  plurality  of  sub-cavltlea  of  a  brick 
form,  and  facings  of  poroils  fabric  wrapped  aronnd  said 
riller  plat's  to  nfTord  outlets  for  the  fluid  portion  of  the 
materia!    in   th      in-essin::  operation 


1,468,252.  CO.VTINrorS  CHEESE  PRESS.  Edward 
C.  Damrow.  Fond  du  Liic,  Wis.,  aasignor  to  Damrow 
Brothers  Company,  Fond  du  Lac.  Wis.,  a  Corporation 
of  Wisconsin  FUe<l  I>e<-  16,  1921,  Serial  No,  522,752, 
3  Claims.      (CI.    lOO— 5.'  > 

1  In  a  cheese  press,  the  combination  of  an  elongated 
preR-s  bed  having  supporting  legs  at  one  end  upon  vvhicti 
ft  ts  adapt«"d  to  have  pivotal  movement  in  a  vertical 
plane,  an  upright  gnide  frame  haring  gnlde  tracks  for 
etildlng  engae^Tnent  with  the  movable  end  of  the  press 
bed,  ,in  artjtrstable  nhutment  platen  and  a  companion 
pressure  platen  having  guiding  engagenrent  in  aligned 
relation  on  tlie  press  bed  and  adapted  for  engagement 
w+fh  a  gang  of  }nt«*r[>o«ed  choeup  hoot>s,  mannal  me«n^< 
for    attaining    a    pressure    movement    of    the    abatmfnr 


OCTOBEK  2.  192r5 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


^'1 


platen,  lueaas  for  automatically  efTecting  a  ciiutinuous 
proapure  oa  the  preaaur*'  pi^ten.  the  same  comprininc  a 
plurality  of  angle  levers  Jouriialleil  in  the  prf«s  b«'d 
near   JtH   movable  end,  a    cross   head   attached   to   the   back 


of  the  pressure  platen  and  having:  a  tran.s\ers«  wel) 
formed  with  orifices  for  i ngnt'enient  with  the  upright 
arms  of  said  angb'  levers,  and  push  roda  attached  at  one 
end  to  the  upright  guide  frame  and  at  the  other  end  to 
the  other  arms  of  the  angle  le^-cTs, 


l,46!t,25'C      CVKHIF.K   TELK<iUAl'H   CIRCl'ITS.      H.w  ih 
Wakski!      1  iKAitixiHKK,     Hrooklyn,      N       \  .     assi;j:nor     t> 
American  Telephone  and  Telegraph  <"ompaiiy,  a  Corpo 
ration  of   New   York.      Filed  Oct    21,   lft*.>0.     Serial   No 
41S.47^       12   Claims.      (Cl,    17S  -71.» 


*•         /r* 


sir 


12,    la  a   siiiualin^   system  a   pair   of   tranamissioii   line 
sections    for    transmitting    carrier    current**,    h     repeater 
apparatus    for    interconnecting    said    line    sections,    said 
repeater    apparatus    comprising    carrier    receiving    chan 
nels  aasoclated  with  each  lin     section  and  carrier  trans 
mitting  channels  associated  with  eacb  line  section,  amjdi 
fylng  apparatus  in  each  chaunel,  means  in  each  receiving 
channeJ    for    translating    carrier    currents    into    low    f i . 
queAcy    signaling    currents,    a    direct    connection    between 
tlw  amplifying  means  in  the  receiving:  channel  associated 
with    each    line    section    and    the    amidifying    means    in 
eluded  In   the  corresponding  transmitting  channel   associ 
ated  with   the  other  line  section,   transmitting  relays  for 
controlling   said    transmitting    channels,    receiving    relays 
associated     with     said     receiving    channels,     a     telegraph 
circuit    associated    with    said    transmitting   and    receiving 
relays  in  such  a   manner  that  the  windings  of  said  trans 
mitting     relays     will     be     in     series     with     the     contacts 
of     said     receiving     relays,     and     condensers     assoclatt-d 
with    the    windings    of    said    transmitting   relays    in    such 
a     manner     that    said     condensers     will    be     shunted     by 
a  portion  of  said  telegraph  circuit  including  the  contacts 
of    said    receiving    relays    whereby    a    temporary    holding 
current    for    said    transmitting    relays    will    be    provided 
when    the   telegraph   circuit  is  opened   by   the   contacts  of 
the  receiving  relays. 


l,4«i<,:.-.4       CARRIER  TELE<;RA1'H  <  IRcUlTS       Ralph 

WAaNBH       iJEAKIWXiKt  .      UnM.kl>li.       .\         ^  r-    ..      .;       i, 

American  Telcpii<ine  and  'iele*:nipii  <  otupam  a  Car- 
poration  of  .New  York  Filed  Oct.  21.  i;"2"  S«»rial 
No.     41^. 47'.'         ]c,    <-l;«iiii>         ,(1      178—71., 


2/    'S 


1/    •>  111 


16.  In  a  signaling  system  a  pair  uf  trans  mission  liije 
sections  for  transnilttiag  carrier  lurn-iiis.  a  lepenter 
for  interconnectinji;  said  line  sections  coinprlsiuK  trans- 
mitting and  receiving  channel-s  as»ocijUed  with  eaci 
section,  means  associated  with  the  receiviiiL-  cbanuels 
for  translating  the  carrier  currents  into  low  fre.inenc.v 
signals,  receiving  reLiys  assoiiate.l  wui,  ra<  L  rei-eiviui: 
circuit.  CH.)nuectioiis  «'Xteiiding  froiu  each  rt-c-ivic^'  cir- 
cuit uj  shunt  with  its  iransl^niug  meuDs  t"  the  irjin* 
mitting  circuit  associated  with  the  opposite  transmis- 
sion line  sectioti.  a  teif^iraph  loup.  n  baianciu^  ctnuJ! 
at  oni'  end  thereof,  a  poiar  relay  liavin;;  w  indiiiL-s  in 
the  loop  and  in  the  balanciii;.'  circuit.  ;i  -oniiectjon  I'l-orn 
the  junction  point  of  said  winiiinjrs  over  ibe  norni.'il  r.  n- 
tact  of  at  lea^t  one  of  said  re,fj\int:  relays  t..  a  source 
of  current  asso<^-iated  with  the  ,,],posite  end  of  the  loop, 
said  source  being  s<5  poled  as  to  be  series  aiding  with 
respect  to  said  first  nieTition*xl  source,  mi  auxiliar\  wind- 
ing assoeiaied  with  ;ii  l^-ast  one  of  said  reoivitiir  re- 
lays and  means  whereby  with  -aid  siun.'iling  reiay  ii, 
normal  condition  said  auxili,in  winding  i-  .n.r-i/.-il 
in  such  ;i  mannrT  as  to  bias  the  armature  of  tto  re-.  i\  . 
ing  relay  in  the  dire<'tlon  opptjsite  from  that  whirb  i' 
assumes  when  carrier  curr«>iiis  are  received  in  the  cor 
responding  receiviui.'  channel  and  h  hereby  when  sai'l 
transmitting  relay  is  in  abnormal  cnditioc  said  au\ 
iliary  winding  is  s«j  energiztni  a-  to  Ixdd  the  armature 
of  the  receiving  relay   from  l)eing  shifted. 


l,46f>.255.      METHOD  OF   AM*   API'AUATIS   FOR    FIN 
ISHINC,      THE      EIXJES     OF     SHEI-rT      MATERIAL 
NrwELL  V.   DTtR,   Holbrook.  Mass.    assicmir   to   T'nited 
Shoe     Machinery     Corporation,      I'aterson.      N       .' 
Corporation     of    New    Jersey        Fil«>d     May     14      lf»20. 
Serial    No.    .SSi,;?M.      14    rini'ns        .  Cl     (^—^   , 


14.  .\  machine  of  the  class  described,  having  in  colu- 
blnation,  a  rotary  disk  knife,  a  feed  roll  for  advaiicin;; 
a   piece  of  stock   to   the   knife,   a    j.resser    for   holding   the 


90 


stock    agai 
f'lol  adap 
cality    en 
coloring 


nst  the  roll  la  front  of  the  knife,  a  rotary 
led  to  barnlsb  the  edge  of  the  stock  in  the  lo- 
ll aged    by    the   presser,    and    means   for  applying 

natter  to  the  edge  of  the  stock  before  it 
burnishing  tool. 


r4';'.t...'< 

1    'laini 


t3 


A    turn 

surface    ■ 
side     row 
[Ktrtiun    0 
the    uppe:' 
pHssinc 
central 
ter.     and 
shiie 

iinltlni:  t 
and  hold 
upon    the 


OFF-ICIAL  GAZEITP: 


October  2, 1923 


TIKNED   SHOE. 
H.      Filed    Jan.    27 

.ri.  :u) — 17.) 


FdHRKST    I..    Ij.I.lSiiv  ,     Mxe 

1923.      Serial    Nn.   015.1",»J 


fd   shoe   in   which  a   welt   is   laid   on    the   upper 

r    the    sole,    and    united    to    the    sole    by    an    in- 

of    stitches    passing    through    the    inner    edge 

r   the    welt,    and    the    Inturned    edge    portion    of 

Is    united    to    the    welt    by    inclined    stitches 

rough    said   inturned   portion    and    through    the 

portion   of  the  welt  to  the  inner  edg»>  of  the  lat 

interlocked     with     said     inside     stitches,     said 

belhg    characterized    by    a    row    of    outside    stitches 

e   outer  edge    portion   of   the    welt    to    the   sf.>le, 

ng    down    the    outer    edee    portion    of    the    wflt 

marginal   portion    of    the    sole. 


1.*-;!<257J       INVISIBLE     BP:LT     COUrLING.       HiMi     I' 
Fi'srEia    Kansas     Cify.     Mo,     ussiynur    of    one  ti.ilf     tu 
.vdolphji'uoker,  Kansas  City,  Mo.     Filed  Nov.  •_.'..   l'J22 
Serial    No.    t>o;;,.'J34.      2    I  laims.       KJl,    241--h..i 


i  In  in  invisible  belt  for  pants,  thf  combiniiti'  n  with 
the  waist  band  of  the  pants,  of  a  name  plate  disposed  In 
front  ')f  irif  fly  <nd  portions  of  thf  waist  hand,  a  buckle 
member  attached  on  the  Inner  side  of  the  overlapping 
fly  end  portion  of  the  waist  band  and  pivotally  mounted 
on  the  Inner  side  of  said  nam*"  plate,  a  buckle  member 
attached  on  the  outer  side  of  the  underlapped  fly  end 
(lortion  lif  the  waist  band  and  detachably  connected  to 
said  .Irst  mentioned  member,  a  transverse  slotted  aper- 
ture in  rhe  underlapped  fly  end  portion  of  the  waist 
>.i:!d  refjrw.irdly  uf  ^aid  name  platf,  and  a  flexible 
fliisti>;  strip  ►'xtending  along  the  inner  side  of  the  waist 
band  anc  through  the  aperture  therein  and  adjuatably 
eonnecte<     with    said    buckle    members. 


1.4  »)'.•.-•.'> 
IS  ij 
N     V 
trnit, 
3.  192 
1     In 

havins;    t| 


rUTCn    AND    BRAKE    LEVER    SllTORT- 

R.Kt'KET.       ALBERT    G.     Gkisteht,    New    York, 

assignor    to    General    Motors    Corporation,    De- 

dich..    a    Corporation    of    Delaware.      Filpd    Apr. 

Serial  So.  371,123.     6  Claims       (CI.  74-~><l  i 

motor    vehicle,    a    frame    member ;    a    bracket 

o    bearings    upon    its    upper    side    spaced    apart 


from  onp  anothf-r.  and  having  also  infans  upon  it.-* 
■ind<'r  sine  whereby  the  same  may  be  se<-ured  to  said 
frame  naember ;  an  oscillating  shaft  supported  in  said 
bearings  and  extending  across  the  upper  end  of  said 
friimt'  niem^Mr  :  an  upwardly  extending  foot  operated 
Ifver  secured  to  said  shaft  and  located  at  one  end  there- 
■  f :  an  arm  secured  to  the  other  end  of  said  shaft  and 
eitendlnr  upwardly  therefrom,  and  thp  free  end  of 
which  arm  is  adapted  to  be  connected  with  an  operat- 
ing   rod      a    second    upwardly    extending    foot    operated 


lever  having  means  whereby  It  can  be  connected  with 
a  second  operating  rod.  said  aecond  mentioned  lever 
having    a    bearing    at    its    lower    end    and    through    which 


said  shaft  «>xttnils,  said  bearing  being  located  between 
the  inner  of  the  bearings  upon  snld  bracket  and  thp 
uiiwiirdly    extending    arm    aforeaaid. 


i.4t;:t.jr.;t      carrier  tkl-E(;rai'h  circiits      f.w 

rvK    r     Hamii  tmv,  Brooklyn.   N.   Y.,  assignor  to  Amerl 
can    T.l.ph.  n."    and    Tflegraph    Company,    a    Corpora- 
tion     f    Nfw    V..rk       1-llfd    Oct.    21.    1020.      Serial    N.. 
4lH,4S.->        12    Claims.       (CI.    178 — 71.) 


12  In  n  signaling  system,  a  carrier  transmitting  cir- 
cuit. II  carrier  re.flving  circuit,  a  low  frequency  tele- 
graph line,  a  tflegraph  loop  having  Its  ends  associated 
with  said  carrier  channels  and  said  telegraph  line, 
balancing  circuits  associated  with  each  <'nd  of  said 
loop,  a  polar  relay  arrangement  having  windings  In  the 
end  of  said  loop  and  the  corresponding  balancing  clr 
cult  associated  with  said  carrier  channels,  said  polar 
relay  arrangement  controlling  said  carrier  transmit 
ting  channel,  a  second  polar  relay  arrangement  having 
wlodlngs  in  the  end  of  said  loop  and  the  corresponding 
Ijalandng  circuit  associated  with  said  telegraph  line, 
a  transmitting  apparatus  associated  with  said  telegraph 
line,  said  transmitting  apparatus  being  controlled  by 
said  second  polar  relay  arrangement,  a  carrier 
receiving  relay  associated  with  said  carrier  receiving 
channel,  a  source  of  current  connected  to  the  Junction 
point  of  the  windings  of  said  flrat  mentioned  polar 
relay  arrangement  over  one  contact  of  said  carrier  re- 
ceiving relay,  a  telegraph  receiving  relay  associated  with 
said  telegraph  line,  a  source  of  current  connected  to 
the  junction  point  of  the  windings  of  said  second  polar 
relay  over  one  contact  of  aaid  telegraph  receiving 
relay,  said  second  source  being  so  poled  as  to  be  mutu- 
ally aiding  with  respect  to  Bald  flrat  mentioned  source, 
a  thinl  sounc  coimtcted  tr)  nnnther  contact  of  sai<l  car- 
rier receiving  relay,  said  third  aonrce  being  so  poled 
that  when  the  armature  of  the  receiving  relay  is 
shifted  and  said  second  source  is  connected  to  the 
loop,  said  second  and  third  sources  will  be  mutually 
opposed,     and     a     fourth     source    connected    to    another 

i 


OCTOBES  2. 1928 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


91 


contact  of  mid.  teleirraph  receiving  relay,  said  source 
being  so  poled  that  wben  the  armature  of  said  recelv 
Ing  relay  Is  shifted  and  said  first  source  Is  connected 
to  the  loop,  said  first  and  fourth  sources  will  be  mutu 
ally  opposed,  means  controlled  by  said  first  polar  relay 
arrangement  whereby,  when  signals  are  transmitted 
over  the  loop  from  the  opposite  end  thereof,  said  first 
mentioned  source  will  be  connected  to  the  Junction 
point  of  the  windings  of  said  first  polar  relay  arrange 
ment  independently  of  the  carrier  receiving  relay,  and 
meunj  controlled  by  said  second  polar  relay  arrangement 
whereby,  when  signals  are  transmitted  over  the  loop 
from  the  opposite  end  thereof,  siald  second  source 
will  be  connected  to  the  Junction  point  of  the  windings 
of  said  polar  relay  arrangement  independently  of  said 
telegraph    receiving    relay. 


including  a   punch,   rivet   setting  instrumentalities  includ- 
ing  a    rivet   driver,    mechanism   adapted   to    Impart    a    re- 

<l|iroratory    motion     to    s.iifi    punch    and    to    said    driver 
and     means     to     disengairc     cith*  r     s.iid     punch     or     said 


^T"- 


^:^^ 


'Lii*lta 


1,469,260       CARRIER    TELEGRAI'Il    CIRCCITS.      B.\x 
TBR  P.   Hamilton,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Ameri 
can    Telephone    and    Telegraph    Company,    a    Corpora- 
tion   of    .Vew    VorV.       Filed    Oct.    21.    I!t2n        Sfiial    Nn 
418,486.     5  Claims.      (CL   178—71.) 


'^[^^^\BB 


jtttti 


5.  In  a  signaling  system,  a  pair  of  transmission  line 
Sections  over  which  carrier  currents  may  be  transmit- 
ted, a  carrier  repeater  apparatus  for  Interconnecting 
the  ends  of  said  line  sections,  said  repeater  apparatus 
comprising  carrier  transmitting  channels  and  carrier 
receiving  channels  associated  with  each  line  section, 
means  for  interconnecting  the  carrier  receiving  channel 
of  each  line  section  with  the  carrier  transmitting  chan- 
nel of  the  opposite  line  section,  a  low  fre<juency  tele- 
graph circuit,  a  balancing  circuit  therefor,  a  pair  of 
polar  relays  each  having  windings  in  the  telegraph  clr 
cult  and  in  the  balancing  circuit,  the  windings  of  said 
polar  relays  In  said  telegraph  circuit  being  mutually 
in  series  and  the  windings  of  said  polar  relays  In  the 
balancing  circuit  being  mutually  In  series,  means  operated 
by  at  least  one  of  said  polar  relays  for  controlling  the 
transmission  of  carrier  currents  from  one  of  said  car 
rler  transmitter  channels  to  a  line  section,  a  receiving 
relay  associated  with  at  least  one  of  .said  carrier  receiv- 
ing channels,  a  source  of  current  connected  to  the  junc- 
tion point  of  the  windings  of  said  polar  relays  over  one 
contact  of  said  receiving  relay,  a  second  source  of 
current  connected  to  the  opposite  end  of  said  telegraph 
circuit,  said  second  source  being  so  poled  as  to  be 
mutually  aiding  with  respect  to  the  first  source,  and 
a  third  sourcp  connected  to  another  contact  of  said 
receiving  relay,  said  third  source  being  of  opposite  po 
larity  from  said  first  source,  and  means  controlled  by 
one  of  said  polar  relays  whereby  when  signals  are 
transmitted  to  the  polar  relays  over  said  low  fre- 
quency telegraph  circuit,  said  first  mentioned  source 
will  be  connected  to  the  junction  point  of  the  windings 
of  said  relays  independently  of  said  receiving  relay. 


1,469,261.  MACHINE  FOR  PUNCHING  AND  RIVET- 
ING SHEET  MATERIAL.  ARTHt  r  R.  Havener,  Way- 
land,  Ma.s8.,  assignor  to  .Tudson  L.  Thomson  Mfg. 
Co.,  a  Corporation  of  Massachusetts.  Filed  Dec.  5, 
1922.  Serial  No.  605,060.  5  Claims.  (CL  218-3.) 
5.  A  machine  for  punching  and  riveting  sheet  mate- 
rial   having.    In    combination,    punching   Instrumentalities 


'rivfr  fri  ni  -iud  tnt-diauiMii,  :i  work  Mjpj.ort  rnov.-ihle 
i.-lHtiv..l>  T(.  said  punch  and  ilriv.-r  auii  means  nji.untfd 
"ii  said  work  support  and  movable  Therewith  to  clamp 
a  plurality  of  sheets  ..f  mi.r.rinl  tn;.M.ther  and  to  said 
work  support. 


1.4tJH,i'62.  rR.\CTUR  ClLTnATOR  ATTACHMENT. 
Alv.aru  S.  Kbotz,  Janesvilh.  Wis.,  assignor  to  Gen- 
eral Motors  Corporation.  lutrolt,  Mich.,  a  Cor;x)ra- 
tioii  of  Delaware.  Filed  Aug  10.  1920.  Serial  No. 
4n;{,!»00.       11     Clfdms.       ,.l      ic      ].-,,;, 


' -Ji.-_   ^^ 


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3^ 


rm^ 


«.' 


1.  In  a  cultivating  device  and  in  combination  with 
a  tractor  or  vehicle  fram.'  having  transversely  extend- 
ing front  and  rear  cross  bars,  two  pairs  of  draw  rods 
the  upper  ends  of  the  rods  of  each  pair  being  pivot- 
ally  connected  one  with  one  and  the  other  with  the 
other  of  said  cross  bars,  and  the  rods  of  each  pair  being 
inclined  downward  and  toward  one  another  and  the 
lower  ends  of  the  rods  of  each  pair  lying  adjacent 
one  another;  two  draw  liars  the  forward  ends  of 
which  are  pivotally  connected  one  with  the  lower  ends 
of  one  pair  and  the  other  with  the  lower  end  of  the 
other  pair  of  said  pairs  of  draw  rods :  a  shovel  carry- 
ing bar  with  which  the  rear  ends  of  said  draw  bars 
are  fixedly  connected :  two  brackets  carried  by  said 
shovel  carrying  bar  and  which  brackets  are  provided 
each  with  a  vertically  extending  bearing:  two  oscillat- 
ing wheel  suppftrting  shafts  supported  one  in  each  of 
said  bearings;  two  wheel  supporting  members  secured 
one  to  the  lower  end  of  each  of  said  shafts  and  extend- 
ing    renrwardly    therefrom  :     Two     supporting     and     guld- 


^2 


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and   ser»11 
thereby 

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the  oth 
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between 


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supported  one  bj  eacb  of  uld  wheel  sapport 

and    wbich    wbeelii    arc    adapted    to    run 

ground ;     two    bell-craak    levers    secured    one 

}per  end  of  each  of  said   sliaf  ts ;    a   bar  extend- 

two    of    the   arms   of   said   bell    crunk   lever< 

ng   to   connect   mid   arms    with    on<?    another   to 

secure    simultaneous    moveinent    of    -^aiil    shafts  ; 

foot    operated    levers    carried    one    by    each    of 

arms    of   a&id   bell   cranli    levers   and    thf    frt^*- 

which    are  diaposed   adjacent   one   another. 


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'Malm 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1928 


L"1'H<'>I.STKRY  FOR  SEAT  BACKS  Brazil 
BmT.  Flint,  Itk-b.,  aaalcnor  to  General  Motor"? 
tiem,  Detroit,  Mich.,  a  Corporation  of  I'fla 
nipd    Nov.    24.    1919        S.'rlal    No     -.40  (f.iT        -' 

I  CI.    15f>-— 181  • 


In  an  upholstt^red  seat  back,  a  suitabl.'  spring  sup- 
pi. rnck'  )«■  k  frame;  a  tup  row  of  coll  springs  each  bav- 
in? a  flurallty  of  convolutions  or  rolls  -iubstantlally 
circular  in  form  «Bd  of  pronrreBslvely  decreasing  dlana?- 
ter  and  in  which  twt>  succes!«tve  ones  of  said  coils 
jij.*-  wc^irj-d  totether  at  a  common  point  ;  other  coil 
spriims  '-arried  hy  said  back  frame  and  located  tx'lnw 
s,u'i  rn*  -iprintrs  .  and  a  fabric  covering  senired  t.i  sai.l 
back  frim^  and  extending  over  the  free  ends  of  said 
several  iiprings. 


1,469 
KLEt 

BECK 

N.>     -J 


iH 


1.    In 


rk(;enkkativk  braking  system  fuk 

rmCAlJA  DRIVEN  VKHICI>KS  HILDINO  LC- 
Herserud.  Sweden.  Filed  liec.  2b.  191'»  >!erlal 
^,71.^.      t;  naims,      iCl.    HS — 159. i 


r>^^,'''iierativ  •■     brakiri: 


*vsti»m    for    f'U'Ctrii-aily 


driven  vehicles  the  combination  with  the  driving  motor,  of 
a  cenorator  cmnt-cted  acro«a«  tbe  Seld  winding  of  the  motor 
and  menaa  for  mechanically  driving  said  generator  fron; 
the  Bhalt  of  the  motor.  Bald  m<>ang  comprising  a  Tnriahl* 
transmliniidn  deTlre  for  Tarring  the  speed  of  the  genorator 


1.4«>»  :^Hr..  WHEEL.  Waltbs  B.  Minch,  Jackson,  Mich.. 
assign. >r  t)  <>en»'rai  Motors  Corporation,  Detroit,  Mich., 
a  Cor  IK. ration  of  l>etoware.     Filed  June  6,  1»21.     Serial 


No     i 


3   i'lalms.      iCl.  .^01-30. 


a  dririug  bolt,  a  pivoted  retainer  for  said  latch,  tbe  ptrot 
of  sai4,fetaiuer  beisK  hollow  to  provide  a  valve  stein  ope»- 
iaa,  auitataiilaliy  ah  gbuwii  and  described. 


1  In  a  device  of  the  clnss  described,  a  transversely 
split  r1ii,  1  latch  for  securing  said  rim  t^nds  together,  said 
latch  provided  with  projections  for  engaging  each  side  of 


l,469,'-'r.6  SrODI.  HOLDER  J.WK  E.  Nekdham,  Brook- 
lyn, N  Y  FUe<l  Aui,"  2,  1922.  Serial  No.  579,274.  2 
Claims,      ici    24-'      136  i 


1  As  a  new  article  of  manufacture,  a  holder  for  ipoota, 
balls  and  the  WVf  f..niprisinK  a  ball  and  spool  receiving 
spiiidU-,  a  ball  and  spool  stop  carried  by  the  lower  end  of 
(!;.-  -iiiidl.'.  M'i\  an  opfii  wrist  reci  ivlng  bracelet  having 
on.-  ^nd  formed  iiitetrral  with  the  upper  end  of  tbe  splndie. 
ind  its  [.p. .site  .'nil  fraiiually  tapered,  the  bracelet  being 
tlfxibif.  a^   and   for  !!!►»   i>iiriN)»t'  specified. 


1  4.;n  .'i;:.     mkiik'D   ok   ijemoving   thk    tistons 

FROM  IMSTt^V  KNGINK."*  VikT«mi  Remi'.oii..  Kiel, 
Gf-rmany  Filed  Se^t  JJ  1921  Serial  No  .'.nC.'jW. 
1    •■lalm        (<  1     29-^-R4   . 


The  methfnl  for  thf  removal  of  the  piston  through  the 
ii[>en  outer  end  of  the  cylinder  of  a  Diesel  motor  or  like 
inttrnal  combustion  enjfinf'  In  which  the  piston  rod  Is 
made  La  two  parts,  which  consists  in  temporarily  sup- 
porting the  piston,  removing  the  part  of  the  piston  rod 
near  the  piston,  tnoving  the  remaining  portion  of  the  pis- 
ton rod  up  t"  sujiport  th*>  piston,  then  remOTlng  the  te«- 
porary  support  and  lowering  the  remaining  portion  of 
tli«'  pl«ton  nxl  for  withdrawing  the  piston  from  the 
cylinder 


1.4f?9,2«8  SPKFDCONTROL  APPARATrS  FOR  RATL- 
W.\Y  CARS.  Cari.  a  RirHMOVD.  New  York,  N.  Y.,  as- 
signor to  Tbe  General  Railway  Signal  Company,  a 
(  .  ponitinn  of  New  York  Hied  Sept.  13,  1910.  Re- 
rial  N..  110. R40  Renewed  Jan.  2,  1923.  54  Claims. 
(a.   246— 1«2.) 

1.  In  combination,  a  one  way  track,  a  car  thereon,  a 
safety  appliance  for  excessive  speed  on  the  car,  apparatus 
for  controlling  said  appliance  adapted  to  change  progres- 
sively under  succeselve  Influences  to  impose  decreasing 
speed  limitations,  a  series  of  ramps  along  this  track,  a 
shoe  on  the  car  to  engage  said  ramps  In  passing,  meaas 


October 


2.  Ifl^ 


U.  S,  PATENT  OFFICE. 


99 


to  condition    the  ramps  alike  in   group*   nccordin^r  to   the 
location   of  a  car  ahead  on  the  track,  and  means  on  the 


^ 

^ 


'^ 


^^W 


car  responsive  to  the  engagement  of  the  shoe  with  the 
ramps  and  effective  to  exert  successive  influences  on  said 
apparatus   depending   upon   the   condition   of   said    ramps. 


1,469. L'CO.    EMERGENCY  WHEKL  LOCK.    D.^vir.  C    Rose, 
Fort    Moiit(fomery,    N.    Y.      Filed   Aug     7,    1922.      Serial 
.'>'JO,102.     4   Claims.      (CI.    ISS  -,?0  i 


No 


V-^^J-^-a^  -, 


1.  Ill  a  whi'el  lo.'kiiij;  dt-vlcp  for  v>'liii'lt>t-.  the  c(.mbina- 
tloti  with  the  hub  c>f  a  wheel,  n  brake  carrying  plate  co- 
oi^rating  therewith,  a  cam,  an  annular  rmk,  means  to 
secure  the  rack  to  the  wheel  and  Intermeshing  gears  to 
operate  the  pawl,  of  a  lever  In  the  body  of  the  car  and 
mechanism  betwwn  the  lever  and  the  gears  whereby  upon 
the  movement  of  tbe  lever  the  cam  throws  the  i>awl  into 
and  out  of  operative  engagement  with  the  annular  rack 
to  positively  and   effectively   lock   the  wheel. 


1.469.2T0.     GUIDE  MEMBER  FOR  VALVE-OPERATING 
MECHANISM      OF      INTERNAL-COMBUSTION      EN- 
GINES.    CH.4RLES   R.    Shoet,   Detndt,   Mich.,  assignor 
to  (ieiitral  Motors  C<'nipany,  Detroit,  Mich.,  a  Gorporn 
ti..n    .,f   New    Jersey.      Filed    Apr.    6,    1917.      Serial    No 
lti<M2h.      1   Claim.      (CI.   74 — M.'..  i 


In  an  Internal  combustion  engine,  the  combination  with 
a  metallic  guide  sleeTe  having  a  stepped  Inner  periphery,  a 
reciprocating  metallic  valve  member  mounted  therein  and 


periodlcallv  subjected  to  lateral  stri's-«es.  and  n  hat^J  wear 
resistlDg    nonm»'tallic   bnshinc    prt'!*sed    Inrn    the    stepped 
portion  of  said  guide  sleeve  to  r^^-'eive  rh*"  shfwks  due  t 
said    lateral    stresses. 


1,469.271.  TESTING  SYSTEM  (i  akm  v  Piether.  New 
Y'ork.  N.  V  .  ;  f-si;jnor  to  Western  I'ieruic  Cumpan.x,  In 
corporated,  New  York,  N.  Y'.,  a  Corporation  of  New  V    rk 


Filed    Oct      19.    1922 
(CI.    179      17.^.» 


Seri.nl    No.    .-.9,''.,.'^.o: 


1.  Th.'  methiMi  i,f  .1.  terinni  ;ii^  i!i.-  .ffl-i.'!i<'>  ..f  ,i  sdI- 
scriber's  traiismiiier  wliich  comprises  subjecting  the 
transmitter  to  a  definite  ai.Mt,-itioii.  indirectly  meastjring 
the  alterii.atin^'  \olta>;e  generated  b>  said  transmitter  by 
means  of  a  device  responsive  to  ..'liange  in  direct  current 
through  tht>  transmitter,  an<l  comparing  said  \oltage  to 
the  voltage  generated  by  a  standar<l  transmitter  when 
subjected  to  the  s.anie  roiiditioiis 


1+09.272.  TIRE  BUILDING  MACHINE  i  l!ORIZONT.\L 
AD.irSTMENT  )  W.m.ter  H.  Herm.on.  I^ncaster, 
Ohio,  assljfnor  to  The  Herman  Tire  Riiildinp  Machine 
Company,  Columbus,  Ohio,  a  Corp  ration  of  Ohio.  Filed 
Dec.  2G.  191S.  Serial  No,  2r;<<,4f)l  10  riainis.  *C1 
154—10.) 


JL-. 


1.  Means  for  supplying  different  kinds  of  tiiateri.U  t^  a 
driven  tire  building:  core  comiirisinp  material  ejirryiiii:  ma- 
chines adapted  to  be  (>hiftp<l  back  and  forth  in  a  horizontal 
plane  at  a  right  angle  to  the  vertical  plane  of  the  driven 
core  s<i  that  the  material  from  either  machine  may  be 
used  on  the  core,  power  shifting  means  for  said  machines 
operatable  In  synchronism  with  said  core,  and  adjustable 
stops  carried  by  said  machines  adapted  to  caiwe  a  cessation 
In  the  operation  of  said  power  shiftinsr  means  when  one 
of  said  machines  is  eorrectlv  onsitioiie<l  relative  to  the  core. 


94 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBM  2, 1923 


1.469.27;;.  CAMERA.  George  W.  Kacser,  Chlcajfo.  111.: 
Elsie  Buchan  K«u8<?r  administratrix  of  said  GeorKe  ^^'. 
Kauset.  deceased.  Orip;innl  application  filed  Apr.  3. 
1920.  feerlal  No.  .370  '.♦.h'..  DivldM  and  tills  application 
filed  \ar.  5,  1921  S.>rial  N.i  4  49.>):7  .',  Claims  i  C) 
IS— 30  , 


1.  A  [late  changer  of  rli.>  ki:iil  'l.'STi'i-ii.  comiiri^iii^:  iii 
combinaiion  with  th.^  aiagaziiif  fur  a  plurality  <<{  -t-ptiini-. 
a  backinj  member  normally  providing  tho  r»-ar  end  of  -jaiil 
mai;aziDi'.  said  backiiii;  merab^r  having  a  yieldiiii:  atmtnitMir 
tdapt«»<l  T.I  fngasf  ouh  mikI  of  th»>  r<^nr  aeptum,  a  tiwinirln- 
shift^T  iilate  associated  with  said  hackins  m»'mber,  adapr 
ed  to  st  ift  a  septum  into  position  at  an  an£:l»»  to  saiil 
backini^  member,  pusb^-r  nit»mb»rM  spaced  forwardly  from 
nid  bac  [ing  member,  and  positivt'  means  associatetl  with 
■aid  shifter  member  conrroUed  by  the  outward  and  iiiwar.l 
movemfi  t  of  the  plat^-  chansifp  for  ^wiiig-iug  said  shil"t<r 
member 


GOLF 
maz4)o|, 
Crea 
Flle,i 


MEAN?*    i'KH     \VA.<HINK     ANI>    <   r.K.VNi^Ni, 

BALLS.      Ji'HN   F    Kis,,.  df'ceased.    Int.-  ..f   Kala 

Mich.,:    hy    M.Trill    B.    King    and    I>..r..thy    A 

r,     Kalaniaz"<i.     Mich,    executor     and    f'xei-ntrn 

June   6,    i;<22       S.^rial    No,    .j66.37'»       c.    riainis 

Ife— 21.) 


me 


6      4-  5  i4  il   '^    'i-    f  '■*" 


1-  lu  a  Kolf  ball  washinij  macliin-'.  th"  combination  of 
a  cylindrical  casing  suitably  divided  with  alternating 
oppoAit»'ly  disposed  triangularly  formed  pyramidal  deflec- 
tors wi  h  their  apexes  inwardly  disposed,  and  a  cylin- 
drical bmsh  r«Tolvlng  centrally  of  tne  cylinder  to  advance 
the  balli  and  clean  the  same,  coacting  as  Bpecified. 


1.46St,275  APPARATUS  FOR  ELECTRICAL  PRECIPI- 
TATION OF  SUSPENDED  PARTICLES  FROM  GASES. 
Ekvvin  M<'iLt,F.B,  Brackwede,  and  Wilhelm  Hoss,  Bad 
Hoiiiburj;.  Geriiiniiy,  assignors  to  International  I'reclpl- 
tation  Company.  I>oh  Angiles.  Calif.,  a  Corporation  of 
California  FIUhI  Jan  Ifl.  1922  Serial  No.  529,0rt2. 
4   Claims.      I  CI.    1H3     7.  i 


1.  An  electrical  prrii  iia".  r  rumprisin^  collectint,'  I'lc - 
trodes  nntl  di^Jch.ir'jr  .  N  rr  rm'i  >;.  r.acd  disidiarge  electrode 
compiisiii:;  ;i  pluramv  .>f  >lri-rrod,'  elenieiits  contacting 
A  it  ;  i  ti>'  ;inofii.i-  ;iiid  MieniiH  for  moving  said  electrode 
!■!•  t!i>iif v  nil  i.rif  aii"r'oT  to  cuuae  deposited  material  to 
b«'  disi.'di,'.  ■!    t);er.  from 


U4';!Cl:T<;  ioMIUN.VTION  pipe  and  nCAkFTIK 
[lOI.l'KU  I'u  I  J  SiTTEK.  Oshkosh.  Wis  Fil.-d  July 
21       r.'22        Serial     No.     576,521.       3     Claims.        (CI. 


-«» 


3  In  a  d''vice  as  des<:Tibed,  a  stub-stem  having  a  iongl- 
tudina!  t:roiivf,  and  a  Hiparable  coupling  device  compris- 
ing an  axially  h<ir«il  memU'r  having  one  end  thereof  pro- 
vided with  a  lonuitndinal  rib  adapted  to  snugly  fit  within 
said  longitudinal  gro.ive  and  the  other  end  provided  with 
a  tapered  nipple  terminating  in  a  threaded  pipe  stem 
en;:aL;iiit;  portion 


i.4t;:i.j77      I  oMiuN.v  iioN   ci<;.vK  AND  ci<;arette 

Holder       IVh  i.  J     sitter,  Oshkosh,  Wis.      Filed  Nov. 
4    l'.rj2       .■<   rial  No    .-,!»!». nil.     .3  Claims.      (CI.  181— in. i 


.3.  ,\  riinl  ;nfd  .i.ar  and  lik'arette  holder  incUnlin^  an 
.oir.  r  liaiT'i  .111  iiintr  liarrel  movalde  lonKitudinally 
thii'ii).  saiil  Imrri  Is  Ixin;;  respectively  adapted  to  hold 
cigars  and  cii^ari't fes,  a  stem  coactlng  with  l>oth  of  said 
barrels,  said  outer  barrel  provided  with  diametrically 
opposed  grooves  in  the  inner  walls  thereof,  lugs  on  said 
inner  barrel  operafini:  in  said  grooves.  th»'  inner  barrel 
l>eing  adapted  for  partial  rotation  within  the  outer  barrel 
in  the  disposition  of  said  inner  barrel  to  adjusted  posl- 
tioii.s,  and  means  in  connection  with  said  stem  for  re- 
taining;  the   inner  barrel  in  its  adjusted  positions. 


October  2. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


95 


1.469.278.     ADVERTISING   ATTACHMENT  FOR  CIGAR 
AND  CIGARETTE   HOLDERS.      Pall  J.  Sittek.  Osh- 
kosh,   Wis.      Filed   Dec,    l.'i.    1922.      Serial  No.   606, e.*?! 
:.   Claim.s.      1(1    40-19. ) 

t 
J 

1     In   r.-mlination  with  a  cigar  or  ciaareft.'  Iirddei    pr.. 
^  ided    with    a    mouthpieee,    of    a    (ard    lioldir    asso(iaie,| 
therewith,  a   lard  receivahle  in  the  .said  card   bolder,  and 
means   carried   by   said    first    mentioned   bolder   for   retain 
in;:   said   card    holder   thereon. 


i,4t;;».27;i      facing    or    cutting    TO<n.      (^harles 

FKK\'  1!    .VNM»Klt.    Piltshuruli.    Pa.       File.l    May    2i.    1H2(J. 
S.Tial    No,    .'!>»:!  (;s7       7    Claims        iCI.    2",»    -lO.'J.) 


I  \  ciitt.T  for  forming  a  granulated  surface  on  rnttal- 
li.  ,irtirles  lomprising  a  plurality  of  disks  liavirig  serrated 
ptrliib.ral  edi.'.s,  the  edges  being  sinuously  curved  with 
the  I'urvfd  parts  u(  adjacent   disks  interlitting. 


1.4';m,-s(i      TKNSILE-STRESS   DETERMINING  DEVI.  K 
K.\RL     ."^T.uti..    Fri.  driclishafen.    (iermany.    assignor    t., 
LiiftsrhifTban    Zep|)elin     Gesellschaft    mlt     beschriinkter 
Haftung.    Friedrit  h.shafen,    (iermany.      Filed    June    28. 
I'.'jo       S.iial  No    .■,;)2.r,o:C      .-,  Claims.      (CI.  2i5.'.      1   i 


1  In  a  device  of  the  kind  (V'scrlbe  1  in  couddnation. 
thri'f  guide  niemlx'rs  not  dispose!  in  one  straight  line, 
one  of  said  members  tning  adapted  to  move  resilientlj 
relatively  to  the  other  members  and  means  for  adjustin:: 
oni-  of  said  otljer  incmlH'rs  to  different  wire  or  rope 
diameters. 


1,4<!!m;s1.      (..VRTEH.      Willia.\i    II.    Stkvks.s.    N,\v    Vork. 
N.   v.      Original   application   tiled  July    17.    l'.U7.    Serial 
N'..     lMt,!t',m       Divided   and   this  application    tihd    Sept 
2t'.,      i;tls.        Serial     No.     2r)5,7^2.       •'>     Claims,        (CI, 
24— -♦J4.  I 


1.  A  garment  supporter  comprising  a  substantially  flat 
open  centered  frame,  a  gripping  tongue  resiliently  con- 
nected to  said  frame  and  substantially  filling  the  opening 
therein,  the  free  end  of  said  tongue  being  normally  flexed 
beyond  the  plane  of  the  frame. 


1,469,282.      CASTlN(i   MACHINE       Leon    A.    Storz. 
Worcester,     Mass.       Flbd     Nov      l.     1920        Serial    No 


421,120.      11    Claims 


X   ,,37 


»'.!• 


-40 


t^^*~  ^^**ot 


1  In  a  machine  ..f  thi-  liass  liexTit.id  iln  i  .iUiLo  :,a  t  ;■  iT; 
with  a  standard  rnrryint'  a  val\e  n,.  ,  hai,  i>i.i  and  -a  ^'r 
tScally  niovahli-  flask  loi-afd  1m1o\\  >aid  \:il\.'  in.-ha  ti  i,mi, 
for  receiving  a  niold,  of  fluid  pri'ssnrr  ,,;r.T.-i  t.  d  iioati>  for 
moving  tlio  llask  in  the  direottcai  id  tio-  :,-ih*-  iiwchaiiK^m 
to   operate  .siiid  mechanism. 


1 ,4(;;(,2s:i  St'ISSORS,  Ch  u'I.ks  H  >--k7,  br.H.Kl\u, 
N  V  File,)  Aiiir  '),  U.'Jl  S.-ri:il  \i.  4r>0..3.'t2.  15 
Claims,      ii   1     ;iO— Ki.  t 


1/    M        F9 


es 


J^ 


1-  A  detachaiilr  ruttint:  bind.  !ia\in_  a  conoa\>'  rer.  >.i 
and  a  non-circular  oritic'  throuL'h  .a  }>oriion  of  saiil 
recess. 


1  t(;'.i,-'S4.  BR.VKE  AND  IDNSIoN  DK\  KF.  Ermn  E. 
Sin.KWN.  DesM<rin.s.  Iowa  nifd  Mar  in  l;-.'.'  Se- 
rial No    542. '^lO.      8  I'laims.      (CI.  242-    7.:..i 


3.  .\  structure  of  the  class  described,  comprising  a 
frame,  a  rotary  device  mounted  thereon,  a  sl(>evp  having  a 
screw  threaded  connection  with  the  frame,  a  shoe  siip- 
I»orted  on  said  sleeve  adjacent  to  the  rotar>  device,  a 
plvotaliy  mounted  arm.  a  roller  supported  on  said  arm, 
and  means  interposed  between  said  arm  and  said  sleeve 
for  rotating  the  slwve  according  to  the  pivotal  movement 
of  rhe  arm  for  imparting  axial  movement  to  the  sleeve  to 
bring  the  shoe  into  engagement  with  the  rotary  device  to 
perform  a  braking  function,  said  means  being  arranged  to 
become  inoperative  when  the  arm  swings  in  either  liireo 
tion  past  certain  positions. 


96 


1.4t>«.2> 
Thom 
rial  N 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2. 1928 


(^UN     REST     FOR     SPORTJ^MKN.       Gb.wgk 
SON-,  New   York,   N    Y      Filed  Oct.   14.  192^.     Se 


1  A  !;-jn  re>i:  having  a  curved  s^-at  for  the  sri.ck  of  .i 
^".in  pri'iidpcl  with  a  ct>i»tr«l  opening  for  the  ya.ssatif  of 
the  trigi  er  guard,  and  having  a  vertical  tongue  to  »ng!igi 
a  '"••ir  -f  'irdinary  '-liarat-ler.  aud  support  th>'  gun  r»->t 
rh»'r»*'ip(iD 


1.4 •".!•. 2 '^fi.     LEGGINtr.     Frank   K.  Tmm>  tt:.   Forest  Park, 
in.     FTIlPd  .\\iiz   10.  1!>2J.     S*Tial  No,  :>,««), .S78.     4  Claims. 

1 1  4v--."  ( 


ff>*5r' 


01! 

laN 


1      A 

Compri- 

front  :i 
for  sect 
and  an 
^id  fr 
■lai'l  e 
and  ba 
<H.'!]red 
creases. 
4  A 
«ide  le 
uether 
firm  of 
.ind  *ti 
leave  a 
«hedd 


mt 


J 


eiTiring  having  front  and  ha''k  creased  e<ige?j  and 
nc  .1  siiJ>-  !et;;,'i;._'  ui'-niUer,  front  and  back  side 
.►•mUers  se,;vir>  li  To  tb«'  <tth.T  side  member  at  the 
id  rear  fd^e  portions  thertof,  fa.^tening  m>mber^ 
rini;  .«ald  frunt  and  back  side  members  tois'efher 
elastic  strip  ««cvired  to  the  fre«  edae  portions  -r 
t  and  back  memb*?rs.  adjacent  their  upper  ends 
tic  strip  being  frt>e  from  the  creases  at  tiie  fr(  nr 
.  whereby  the  upper  end  of  the  legging  may  li- 
on   the    !eg    of    a    user    without    disturbing    tho 


the   cr<  !ch.    a    closing   flap  attached   at    the   rear   of   th« 
blootuer   -iuhKtanfially    at    the    wnlst  bund   of   th<*   l>iooHier 


ind   adapted    i..   extend   over   said  opening   and    crotch  to 

l,,s,.  til.'     [leiiiiii:    and   to  be  detachatily  connected  to   the 

fror.r   of  rhf   Moorner 


legging    comprising    overlapplni:    front    and    back 
IXing    members,    snap    fasteners    for    securing    to 
<he  orerlapplng  portions  thereof,  the  free  edge  por 
the  inner  side   member  being  doutded   up'Xi    itnelf 
ched  to  the  outer  face  of  the  legging  member,  to 
projecting  rib  forming  with  said  face  a  trough  for 
water. 


1.469.247.      BLOOMERS       Joseph    Torchia,    Cincinnati. 

Ohio,      Filed    Aug     12.    1922.      Serial    No.    581.337.      3 

'lain  8.      (01.  2— 12-. 

1.    In  a  bloomer  having  a   rear  central  opening  extend- 
ing fro^i  substantially  at  the  waLst-band  to  the  front  of 


t»;9  2>«'-        \V!IKBI>,      (iEoKtiK    Wai.tiikr.    Dayton.    Ohio, 

,i-.^ii;uor    to   'I'he   I'ayton^teel   Foundry    Company.   I>Hy- 
roi     Mhlo,   .1   C.riioration   of  Ohio       Filed  .Inly   5.    1»22. 

Nrr',;i]   \..    ,".72. ^.".l        1  ;  <'l.<iims.      111    22      i:i.| 


1  In  an  apparatus  for  making  cores,  a  core  plate  for 
oti"  halt'  of  the  rort-,  a  second  core  plate  for  the  other  half 
of  The  Core,  separable  means  for  pivotally  connecting  said 
•  ore  plates  to  o[ip  nnother  whereby  the  halves  ot  the  corea 
tnay  be  Joined  together  and  be  transported  as  a  unit. 


1.46<>.J<!<i 
WKOsr.H. 

Iiiflits.    ri, 
i'orafion 


LAST     FOR    M.VKING     FOOTWEAH        Fred 

Fairport.  N.  Y..  assignor,  by  mesne  asslgn- 
t'liited  I/Rst  Company.  .Vuburn.  Me,,  a  Cor- 
f    Maine       Filed    Dec     13.    1921        Serial    No. 

'■  (i oinis.     iCi    11'      1?.n  \ 


1  In  a  last,  a  forepart,  a  heel  part,  mechanism  con- 
necting them  and  arranged  to  permit  relative  movement 
to  collapsf  the  last,  an  abutment  member  on  one  last  part 
arraiii;ed  t<i  enter  the  other  In  collapse,  and  a  locking 
men:ber  on  the  other  last  part  arranged  to  engage  the 
abutment  positively  to  h<dd  the  last  In  extended  position, 
said  locking  member  having  a  surface  arranged  to  coop- 
erate with  the  abutment  when  the  locking  member  la 
moved  sideways  in  the  Last  to  permit  coJIapae  by  preasurc. 


OCTOBEK  2,  ]  923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFKK 


97 


1,469,290.      TOOTHED    GEAR.      Harvey    D.    Williams, 
Wallingford,  Conn.,  assignor,  by  mesne  assignments,  to 

Security  Tni^-r   i "oiiifi.Tiw   Ii.triit.  Mich.,  a  Corporation 
of  MichlL-aii      Filed  .lune  11.  1018.     Serial  No    239,354. 

lU  Claims       Ml.  74—41.) 


1.  A  car  having  teeth  with  active  surfaces  of  spherical 
cun-ature,  the  sphere-center  of  any  one  of  said  surfaces 
lyiUK  exteriorly  of  the  tooth  on  which  such  surface  Is 
located. 


l,4tirt.291. 

ling.    N" 

3   Claim 


WATERPROOF  BOOT. 

Kilo.l    May    IS,    1922. 
•  1.   3ft— 3.) 


.1 


DEzsf)  BojTos,  Roeb- 
Serlal  No.   561,796. 


1.  In  a  water  proof  boot,  a  main  sole,  an  Insole  reslli- 
ently  supported  above  said  main-sole,  and  a  pair  of  tabes 
leading  downwardly  through  the  wall  of  the  boot  and 
communicating  respectively  with  the  space  under  said  In- 
sole and  the  Interior  of  the  boot  at  a  distance  atwve  the 
insole,  said  tubes  having  one-way  valves  therein  operating 
oppositely  for  the  respective  tubes. 


1,469. 2f<2  RELEASE  RIGGING  FOR  RAILWAY-CAR 
COTPLEKS.  MiLr..*RD  F.  Cox,  Louisville.  Ky..  assignor 
to  Union  Metal  F'roducts  Company,  Chicago,  111.,  a  Cor- 
poration of  Delaware.  Filed  Oct.  26.  1921.  Serial  No. 
510,479.     2  Claims.     (CI.  2i:i--l66.) 


^r'^'W 

9 

ft :  ^  ^ 

i/-v 

1  In  a  car  coupler  release  rigging,  a  pin  lifting  link 
formed  of  two  parts  adapted  to  slide  over  each  other, 
each  respective  part  formed  of  two  independent  members, 
the  adjacent  ends  of  each  set  of  members  having  a  sliding 
connection  with  the  body  of  th«  other  part,  and  the  oppo- 
site ends  provided  with  eyes,  one  of  which  is  reduced  in 
thickness  and  the  other  slotted  to  receive  the  reduced 
portion  for  embracing  the  lock  pin  ."xnd  operating  crank 
by  passing  through  the  respective  eyea  thereof. 
315  O.  G.— 7 


1,469.293.  UNION  tiKT-I)lJ<THlI4rTING        MACHINE. 

Alle.n  D.  Cra.mhk,  riea^ant  Valley,  Iowa,  as.signor  of 
otir  half  to  Arthur  L  t  r.-imer.  Pleasant  \  alley,  Iowa. 
riitn!  .M.ar  1,'..  1!'2:-'.  Serial  No.  Oi'5.4'"  2  I'l.iirns. 
;C1.  221    ~1-.^., 


1-  A  dcvK'i  (if  the  ciass  described,  comprising  a  miii-i 
fra;ne  and  running  tear  therefor;  a  frame  rocking'.y 
iiionnted  on  said  main  trame  having  a  space  loiii;iti!dinany 
tlieieof;  a  seed  receptacle  mounted  on  stiid  rocking  fram<  . 
the  sides  of  which  incline  towards  the  rocking  point  of 
said  frame  ;  means  for  holding  said  spaced  frame  in  ad- 
justed inclined  [xisitions  :  an  elevating  device  operable  in 
the  space  in  saiii  rockln;;  frame,  provided  with  a  iilurality 
of  uniformly  spaced  seed  buckets  ;  means  for  imparting 
movement  to  said  ele^atlng  devices  from  said  running 
gear  ;  and  fixed  luwins  for  directing  the  seed  in  its  dis- 
charge from  the  elexatine  de\ice*  downwardly  to  the 
ground. 


l,469,'-'f»4  DRIER.  Arthur  C.  D.*m.^\  1  i. 
Filed  .Tune  2>;.  ir>22  Serial  No.  .'■|7n.S22  Ti  i 
34—6, ) 


Ivor.    Colo. 
iaims.    (CI. 


'^i)MMJ^^^ 


4.  In  n  drier  the  combination  with  a  revolving  drum, 
of  a  furnace  opening  Into  one  end  of  said  drum  ;  a  fire  box 
contained  within  said  furnace,  the  walls  of  said  fire-box 
i>eing  spaced  away  from  the  walls  of  said  furnace  and 
terminating  below  the  top  thereof  ;  a  closed  bottom  In  said 
fire-box  and  means  for  allowing  air  to  jia.ss  tinder  paid 
c1os<m1  bottom  and  Into  the  spaced  between  said  spaced 
walls. 


1.469,295.  ADAPTER,  Harold  Potter  Dum.e.  Meriden, 
Conn,,  assignor  to  The  Connecticut  Telephone  A  Electric 
Co,,  Inc.  Meriden.  Conn.,  a  Corporation  of  Connecticut. 
Filed  Jan.  19.  1920.  Serial  No.  352..^10  5  Claims. 
(CL    173—344.) 

2  In  an  adapter  of  the  character  described,  a  block  of 
insulating  material  having  a  cavity  therein  forming  a  ctip 
♦ihaped  base,  a  metallic  locking  sleeve  embedded  In  the  ma- 
terial of  said  block  interiorly  of  said  cavity,  said  cup- 
shaped  base  having  a  passage  extending  through  the 
bottom  thereof  and  into  the  cavity,  a  contact  plunger  slid- 


9S 


able  in 
plnngp 


l.-^^)0 
w 

ch 

a  r 

riec. 

appl 
riai 


t>«.     METHOD  OF  MAKING  BKLL  r;Tir>ES.     Ei 

R.    Davis.  West   Haven.   Conn.,   assignor   ro   Win 

er   Repvatin)?  Arms  I'ompnn.v,    Now    Haven.    Tonn 

riirion  of  Connecticiir.  Oritjinal  applii'ation  fllp<l 
15,  1021.  Soria!  Nn  522.461.  DividM  ami  thi> 
ation  flle<l  July  20.  1022.  Serial  N<\  ."7rt.251.  7 
.s.      rri.   20     14S.I 


orp 


!      '1 
CUf  tili; 

dri.-al 

pand:! 


i.4';9 

Wu. 

1^*1' 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2. 1928 


said  passage,  and  a  spring  for  urging  said  contact 
outwardly  in  gaid  cavity,  said  plunger  having  a 


ht'ad  on  the  end  within  said  i^aviry  .iisd  a  ^'oriMrt 
n  th>'  opposite  end  on  the  outside"  -if  <ald  '"nip 
ha!«f . 


!.■  nunhod  of  raaliin^  a  Nil  Kiiid>'.  which  cunsi-^ts  iii 
away  parts  of  a  seanaU^s^  Vibf  t  >  Ifnvf  a  i^yliii 
xiy  with  Integra!  feet,  and  th>^ti  ups<-rfii!2  and  ex 

L'  surh   ti.idy   to  hell   the  opjriin;:  th.-r'^fhripiish 


29 


rAI.KIN(;    MACHINK    1-OR     I'lPF,    JOINTS 
iaM    H     F'i.int.   BiriiiiriL'Siani,    .Via        I'ii-'l    Mar.    1^ 
Serial  .Nn    2*»". ■■!"'.'.      .'1    I'lainiv         r]     ;■.    .47 


1.  A   f'alkint:  mai^hitie  for  makin:;  n  Ui'l!  and  -iiiinot  pip* 
Joint.  I'ompri-irii:  a  (l>'tarhahl»'  head  adnpri^d  ti  "iiiinee  th.' 
body    .f  tht'  pip.-  adj.a.'"nr  f,>  thi-  \n-\:  --iid  th-Tcot'  and  pro 
vlded  iFlth  clamping  m'-anss  for  claaipint:  the  h^ad  ufion  thr 
pilM',    calkinic   inran-i   rarryiru'   ,i    .ailkin.'   To.d    and    adapted 
to   mov>'   loiiiritudina  r,y  rtdativfiy    !o   th<'   spigot   •■nd   of   t!i*' 
pipe   eugaging   said    b»'ll.    and    manually    njierable    dovicf- 
havina    th<"ir    wfdght    s'lpjx.rti'd    ui'm    th*"    spigot   pipe   end 
and  i-o[in''ct.Ml  with  th**  dtna''ti,ihle  bead  and  with  the  calk 
Ing   m  "ans   wht^reby   the   calking   ra>*aiis    i.s   madf   t  >   mov>' 
fowar'    'h>'  dftarhabN'  hoad  in   riic  act  of  forcing  the  calk 
ing  to'il  aL'aitir^t  tli.'  ealking  matf»riaN  in  rhf*  socket  of  th> 
bell  and  al.s<>  ptrmitting  laid  calking  to<d  to  !>e  positively 
moved   away    frfirn    the  detachahl*^  head   in    th.^   act   of  re 
morini;  thf  calking  t   oi  from  contact  with  the  calking  ma 

rial    in    sh.-    iurk.'t   of   thp    b- U. 


being  longer  than  the  other  and  each  of  said  arms  being 
formed  with  a  return  l>end  providing  respectively  a  long 
and  short  pinch  ilot. 


.  M  K  u  A  n  I  {  , 
S.-rlal   .No 


1   460::'.>^         TIK      FASTKNKR  1<\M\>      1. 

Min»ral   WoIU.   Tex       Filed    Sept     10,    loi'.i. 

;;24.>«22       2   Cairns.      1 1  1.    24-     1  •>  i 

1.    A    til'  fasten'^r.  consistinir  o''  a  wire  b.'nt   in  a   single 
etirve    ntermedlate  its  l.-nttth  to  provide  t\v..  anus  »>xtend 
inir  lalerally  with  rrspect  to  .^acli  other    on^•  of  <aid  arms 


2    Thf   struct  lire   specified   in   claim    1.   and   having   the 
r»>turned   free  pnds  of  gald  bends  substantially  contacting 

'■ai-h    iithcr   at   nn   anite  angle. 


l,4t;n.2'..'.i       I  LAMP  FOR    MOLDING   FILES.    BINDLES, 
.VNh  sirn  LIKE      David  G.  Galbraith,  Mineral  Wells, 

T-T        lil(>,l    .I'lly    21.    1020.       Serial    N.c    .".07, '^42        2 

(  iaims        iT:      2  4      2R1.I 


2^ 


H     /,/- 


^v-* 


A. 

1  A  paper  clamp  foriiie<l  of  spring  wire,  and  liaving 
eubstantlally  the  shafH.  of  an  equiangular  triangle,  said 
clamp  comprising  a  base,  converging  spring  Jaws  at  the 
ends  of  the  has.',  the  free  end  of  each  Jaw  being  turned  In 
and  .loutilcd  hack  to  contact  with  said  Jaw  substantially 
midw.iy  ,  f  ir-;  l.Migih,  tlic  jaws  crossing  a  slight  distance 
froii,    tic    dcaliled  ends 


l,400.:;no  r,.\I  Nl'RV  .vrrEIANTE.  Anci-s  F.  Hannet, 
ihicngo,  1,1  Filed  Aiiu'  2,  1020.  Serial  No.  400.849. 
12   Clainifi       (CI.   21 1  -14.i 


HHIIIIIIIII 


,uriii»"»ii«i-i 


iiiiiinimi' 


-» 


1.  A  device  .,f  the  class  described  comprising  a  hoMer 
adapt. d  and  .arranged  to  receive  markers:  means  for  de- 
ta chably  hobiing  said  markers  In  said  holder  In  the  order 
recelv.d  :  ni.  aris  for  preventing  the  removal  of  said 
markers  from  said  holder:  and  means  for  holding  said 
holding  means  In  Itii  operative  position  when  said  markers 
are   being    received   or   removed   from  said   holder. 


I.4t)0"0i       (;.\.\IE.      I, At  HENCE    F.    Hankk   and    Warhen 
J.   Stinson.  ChicHgo.   111.      Filed   Apr.    17,   1920.      Serial 
No     :!74.720       7   Claims       (Tl.    46--63.) 
1     .V    irame   coroprising    a    fi.-Id    having   parallel    courses 

leading  to  a  comm   n  destination,  one  of  said  courses  being 


October  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


99 


a  favorable  route  and  another  of  said   courses  being  an 
unfavorable  route  said   routes  being  of  different   colors; 


and  Itidi-ating  nieaii»i  having  colors  corresponding  to  said 
routes  to  det.rmine  the  ad\ance  over  one  of  the  other  of 
said   routes.   s\ibstantlally   as  described. 


1,4B0..'J()2  MFLTlI'LE  HONl>  I-\)R  SKjNAL-SEKVU'E 
TRACK  (TR*T1T  RAILS,  (i.i.N-rox  O.  Harbi.vuton, 
Chicago,  HI.,  assignor  to  Aldobllt  Company,  Chicago. 
111.,  a  Corporation  of  Illinois.  Filed  Sept.  24,  1920.  Se- 
rial  No.   412,540.      1    Claim.      (CI.    173—262.) 


The    ctimblnHtion    of    two    signal    service    track    rails 
abutting  each  other  end  t  >  end,  a  fish  plate  and'lioltg  hold 
Ing   the    rails    together,    a    relatively   i^hort    low    electrical 
resistance  conductor  electrically  b<»nded  to  each  rail  near 
the    abutting    ends    thereof    and    located    at    a    relatively 
difficultly  accessible  part  of  the  rails  rei*iie<*tlvely  and  pro 
tectlvely  ojvered  l)y  the  rjill  jmrts,  and  an  auxiliary  con 
ductor  having  It.s  end  portions  electrically   bonded   to  ttic 
rails    reBi>ectively    at    places    respectively   where    the    con 
nectlons  are  opej,    t,,   ready   iiif-ix-ctioii   and    repair. 


1,469,30,-?.  F 
L-  Marsh. 
Serial  No. 


LOOR    1 
Los    At 

r,(N1.,V44. 


»RA1N.      AH 

U'ebs,     rjtlif 
4  Claifiis. 


ni[  K  Hk 

Idled 

(CI.  is; 


ss  and 
Nov  1 
;— 13.) 


SaMI  Kl 
4,    1022, 


1.   A   drain  comprising  a   tubular  outlet,  a  cup  extend 
Ing   laterally    therefrom    Intermediate   Its   ends,   an    Inner 
hood  wall  closed  at  the  top  nested  over  and  spaced  above 


the  top  of  said  outlet,  and  an  outer  hood  wall  spaced 
from  said  inner  liood  wall  and  having  seepage  inlets  along 
the  lower  edge,  there  being  drainage  inlets  to  tlie  sjiacf 
between  said  walls,  said  outlets  and  said  hood  w-al!s 
forming  a  bell  tra|). 


I,4fi0,.'!04.      SHAF'T  Ctil  I'l.INi;       1'hk!ieki.  k  C     IftnuKS. 
Brist(d,   Conn.,    assignor   to   'Jhc    .N.  w    I  x-pii  rtur.'    .Mana- 
facturing    Coiui)ariy.    Bristol,    ('..ini  ,    a    i  orpnra' ioii    ..f 
fonnecticut.      Filed  .Inn.'   irl.   liti;i       Serial   .No,   477  ',<T1 
5  Claims,      iid.   2>>7--ins,i 


41     .^mnnUjgg. 


r-^CT^i:S-''fef 


"*      6 


b  e 


1-  In  a  device  of  tlie  cliaracter  indicat'd.  a  sb  .  \ .'  .iiid 
a  shaft,  each  provided  with  cooperating  splines,  .said  sliaft 
tiaving  11  tapered  portion  and  said  sleeve  having  a  coop- 
erating tapered  socket,  the  said  splines  of  ttic  sliaft  beini: 
upon  the  body  po.rt ion  of  the  iatt.r  and  tti.^  said  tapere.i 
portion  of  said  stiafr  exteiidinj;  beyond  said  bo<iy  portion  ; 
substantially  as  described. 


1  4<;!t.30.'-.. 

-Mont-dHdl 
r.07.72G. 


HoTAU^ 

o.    t'alif 
7  Claims 


.1  AH 

lib 
1  ( " 


.1  ^  \ 

li      I  ic 


t      :in.     i<»22, 
-7.  ) 


S-'rial     No 


« -^<  — — 


1.  A  rotary  jar  adapted  to  b,  conti.ct.al  in  a  stririi:  .  r 
pipe  comprising  .a  bowl  s.atii>r>  tia\iiiL'  a  ih;in;b.-r  [iro\i  i.-.; 
with  a  pocket  at  one  en<i,  a  tubular  T  slidaldy  extrtidiii,- 
into  said  chanilier  and  lua\ini:  a  iiead  arranged  to  fit 
within  said  pot  ket  and  nenns  lo  connect  the  f.orc  ..f  •,:\\,\ 
T  with  said  iwiwl  so  as  to  pr.i\iile  a  (losed  expansible 
passage  through  said  jar.  the  ticad  of  v.i-d  T  In  ing  ar- 
ranged to  be  disposed  out  of  said  pocket  and  to  rest  upon 
the  end  acr..ss  said  j.ocket  or  to  b.-  ilisposed  in  said 
pocket  at   will 


1.460,3(16.  FLIERS  Ki.ias  Ar,,rsT  K.mkfman.  Ctil- 
cago.  III.  Filed  oct.  2.'..  10l'2  Serial  No.  .%0r..7s2. 
3  Claims.      (CI.   2'.»4      36  i 

1.  Pliers  of  ttie  character  describe,]  including  shank 
portions  disposed  side  liy  side.  »h\\  sbank  portions  being 
provided  with  oppositely  disposed  tiroadened  inner  ends 
of  the  same  character,  tin  re  Ik  ing  means  for  pivoting  the 


lOJ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKR  2, 1923 


adjacent  porlions  of  saiJ  broadened  ends  topf>ther  ;  jaws 
disposed  sldi!  by  side  and  havin?  oppositnly  disposed 
broadf'ned    k  nt--    ends    of    the    same    charactf^r    as    said 


ritanks.    tberf 
adjacent  por 

ci>n:i»*cting    t 
saiii  Jaws  an 


>  /i       '• 


being  means  for  pivotally  "connecting  the 
ions  of  said  jaws  tog>'tlier.  and  for  pivotally 
le  adjacent  portions  of  the  inner  •  nds  -if 
i  said  shanks. 


1.4^>y.307  SANDPAPERING  ROLL.  Gbcrck  K  Kkltik. 
U"()<jnsook6t,  R.  I.,  assignor,  hy  mesne  assignment*,  to 
American  Wringer  Company.  I  no  Filed  Kfb  2.'!.  19i;2 
Serial   No,    53'^,7-t6.      1    Claim         t'l.   51—194.) 


In  .1  roll  for  sand  papering  machines,  a  tubular  ■  nr.- 
haTin?  a  peiipheral  depreaaion,  a  cylindrical  rubt)er  layr 
embracini{  tie  core  and  seated  in  said  depression,  and  a 
spirally  di.siK)8ed  sheath  of  »and  paper  wound  around 
said  layer  and  means  embracing  the  ends  of  said  sand 
pap»r  to  retain  thp  same  in  place,  the  rubber  layer  beinu 
vulcanized  to  the  cure. 


1,469. ."08, 
May  Wood. 

►5   I'laims 


1     \   ?re 
zlf  adapted 
there    being 
tran-iversf 
an>i   means 
tlallv  as  d*' 


as 


1.469.30ft 

ton.    Ma 

Renewed 

I    A   saf 

havinif  a 

for    adjua 

bead  havin 

neath   the 

tends  the 


SI 


GREASE    aUN. 
III.     Filed  July  5 
it^l.   221—4  7.1 


FlUNK      E       KSi'NENBITTEK. 

1921       Serial    N'^    4^2. ,342. 


^  5 


a 
—-  5 


of   the  blade   throuKhout   its    length   Is  separated  slightly 

from  any   portion   nf  rbp   head,   tlie  portions  of  the  (fuard 
..[ixi^ii  J  tb"  (-orriTs  of  the  blade  haviiiR  their  outer  faces 


e  gun  for  vehicle  springs  comprialnK  a  noz- 
to  be  Inserted  betwe^'n   the  leaves  of  a  spring 

longitudinal  openings  in  said  nozzle,  and 
:ro<)ves  communicating  with  said  openings  ; 
for  supplying  grease  to  .«ild  nozzle,  substan- 
cribed. 


SAFETY    RAZOR       Johh   Howard   L.*'  y,  Bos 
Filed    Mar.    11,    1922,    Serial    No     .-j4.'^,0.'7 
Aug.  .■?,  1923.     4  Claims.      (CI.  30-    12  ) 
ty   razor   comprising   a    blade-supporting   h<"ad 
rd.   a   transverspjyfleiible   blade   and    means 
clamping    said    blade    to    said    head,    sai  1 
a  channel  behind  the  guard  and  .situated  be- 
tting  edge   of   the   blade,   which   channel    ex- 
length  of  the  bla(!e  so  that  t^-f  rutting  edge 


g  la 
tably 


ft  111 


rTr>> 


II 
IS 


3    3 


si'uar»-.!  ^iil:li?ly  aliove  the  remaining  portion  of  the 
L"iar-l  'h.T''-.  amply  gunr'llng  hsit  p«'rnilttlng  th^  use 
o{  said   biad»-  r..rn>Ts. 


14Cr»".l"  1  K  vMl::  I  ( di  VFJIKM.KS  RaU'h  M  Ix)te- 
!-v,  MhTf.i!!!:.  N.  11.  I'lU'd  Apr  2.'i,  1922.  Serial  No. 
5M,488.     8  CUlms.     (CI.  280  -lOe.-S  ) 


/^ 


1  A  frHni"  r.oistni.  tion  fur  vehiclt-s  comprising  a  pair 
of  connected  complementary  metallic  aide  bars  having 
main  channel  portions  and  median  offset  portions  com- 
prising w'bs  .  xffnding  downwardly  from  the  lower  walla 
of  the  '•hnnnpls  atid  provided  wltii  inwardly  extendiri„' 
flanges. 


1.409,311  AIM  AKATl.S  F< 'H  HANDLING  PULVERU- 
LENT MATERIAL.  Gkoe'Jh  S.  Combtwk,  Jr.,  Steel- 
ton.  I'a  .  assignor  to  Bethlehem  Steel  Company,  Beth- 
Ifhvm,  la  a  (  ..rrK>ration  of  I'fnnsylvanla.  Filed 
Apr  14.  lOJo  Serial  No  .H73,t03  2  Claims.  (CI. 
:{i  i2 — fi.><.  1 


1  .V  suction  nozzle  for  handling  pulverulent  material 
oiiniirising  an  open  end^d  tube,  one  end  of  which  consti- 
tutes an  intake  opening  for  pulverulent  material  and 
air  ;ind  the  other  enil  of  which  is  adapted  to  be  con- 
nected to  a  suction  hose,  and  a  second  tub*'  se<ured  to 
one  side  ..f  said  first  tub'  and  extending  forwardly  be- 
yond tho  intHlse  opening  of  the  first  tube,  said  second 
tube  havinu  it^  rear  •  nd  i>pen  to  the  air  and  its  forward 
end  (  bised  and  extending  in  front  of  a  portion  of  the 
intake  opening  of  the  first  tube  to  constitute  a  guard 
preventing  the  entrance  of  pulverulent  material  Into 
said  portion  of  the  intake  opening,  and  to  conduct  air 
to  sai  1  intake  <ipentng  to  prevent  clogging  of  the  same 
by  pnlv ml"  nf   mat'  ri.a!. 


October  2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


101 


1.469.312.  ANTISKID  DEVICE.  Michael  Dkan,  Web 
Bter.  I'a  Filed  lee.  21,  11»22  Serial  No  .-.ns.lkig,  3 
Claims.      (CI     152-    14  . 


z* 


1     ,V.',     antiskid    device     for    ^-ehicle    w.ie.  U    cmprisiu.; 
chains  extending  diagonally  over  the  tread  [lo.'-tion  of  tio- 
wheel    tire,    nieai's    for    inter-coniK  cting    th>     hit' rniedi.at. 
portiMD    of    sain    chains    directly    adjacent    the    tre.-ul    jioi 
tli>n    I'f    the    vi'hicl.'    tire,    eye  txdfs    connect' d    t"    tic    fn- 
extremities  of  said  diagonal  i  haii.s.   transversely   di>pos''.! 
chains  connectid  at   tlieir  opposite  eniis   to  the  intertinili 
ate  portions  of  said  diagonally  disposed  chains,   U-shaped 
anchoring    brackets    having    laterally    dispos  d    apertured 
extremities   arranged   over    the   wheel    felly   and    receiving 
said  eye  Ixdts,  and  circumferentlally  arranged  chains  dis 
posed  upon  the  opposite  sides  of  the  wheel  tire  conneited 
to   tb'-   eye  bolts    in   equidistant    spaced   relation. 


1.469.313  FURNACE  Howari.  I.  Gfvtinf,  Shelby 
vllle.  111.,  assignor  to  American  Atomized  Fu  1  Gom 
pany.  Shelhyvllle,  111  .  a  Coria. ration  of  Smith  Dakota. 
Filed  .Nov  1.  1920.  Serial  No.  421.o.;T  11. nevved  .\ug 
«;.   192:;.      l   t/laim,      (CI.   110 — 28,) 


.\  furnace  including  a  fir''  brii  k  casing  ha\  ing  roui 
municatlng  main  and  secondary  conilHistion  chambers 
built  In  the  bottom  thereof,  a  vertically  extending  baffle 
wall  separating  the  two  chambers,  an  arch  di-sposed  in 
the  main  combustion  chamber  and  extending  from  the 
baffle  wall  and  located  at  the  approximate  vertical  center 
of  the  latter,  means  for  ejecting  fluid  from  beneath  the 
last  named  arch,  an  arch  extending  from  the  front  wall 
of  the  main  combustion  chamber  into  the  main  com 
bustlon  chamU'r  and  means  for  injecting  pulverized 
fuel  and  air  from  below  the  arch  info  the  main  com- 
bustion chamber. 


1,469.314.         KOLLKH  RIBBIN*.       WASHER  AiK)LrH 

Gklhn,    Macon,   (la.      Filed  Mar.   IT,   1922       S'-na;    No 
T,Ai  .^.^-l.      1    (^lalm       (CI.  68—8.) 


yz 


A  d'Vi.'^.  of  tht  rbis-  d.'scrifii  (1.  •"omprliliig  •  handle 
mernb'T,  i  r.'ins\  ersel  y  'it.ndiiig  Siirs  sectired  ti,.  the 
underside  of  t  h.^  handb'  member  aud  ;Tovii!ril  wwl.  de- 
pending    «'nd    portions    affording    bracket    arms,    a    roLer 

arri'd  ':•}-  the  arn)>  of  each  l>ar.  n  guard  su;'i>ort>'d  on 
one  of  s.-iid  bars  ar-,,j  se.  'ir'^.i  t-  ih.'  niid'TSide  .-.f  th'"' 
•  .'inii;.'    ;ii'-iril>iT 


i.409.:n.' 

Moiitn 
Serial 


w  I-: 

al      Qu 
No.   49; 


ISr  SI' 
eber  ( ■; 
j,25:',       1 


IT'iKl 

tl::oia  y 

1     i;i;ii;n> 


.,;h      1 

.\ug 

i.    12; 


1      liANS-van 

2.'.       1921 


1,  A  devjcr  of  the  cias>  descri'".!,  umprisiiii:  a  pair 
of  supporting  members  <..f  limit  d  resiliency  formed  to  lie 
against  the  back  and  front  respectively  of  a  ):and  and 
torearm  to  h(d<l  the  hand  against  forward  and  backward 
movement,  and  means  for  securing  said  members  to  the 
i  and  and  forearm  adapted  to  P'-rmit  limited  mo\'nH'nt 
I'f  the  supports  therein  to  enahl'  i'dg'\vis>'  n}o\''tiieiit  of 
the  hand  relatively  to  the  nrni. 


1.4f)9.:'.10  (-.\NDV  MAKIN<;  MA<  HINF,  Wn.Lis  N. 
Haktshohn.  r.;icitie.  Wi-  ussignor  to  Racine  ("on- 
f.-ctioners'  M.irbiiiery  ("ompaiiy.  Kariiie  \\'is  ,  s  I'orpo- 
ration  of  Wisconsin  Fileii  Nov.  1.%,  1920.  Sfriiil  .No. 
424.»il3.      *«   ri,'iiu}s       iC\.    1m7 — 281.) 


1.  In  a  machine  of  the  character  described,  t!;*  com- 
bination of  means  for  depositing  plastic  material  in 
sepa-ated  masses,  and  an  endless  travelling  metallic  bflt 
having  a  polished  receiving  surface  on  which  the  de- 
positor  places   the   plastic   material. 


10-2 


1.4«9,317.  nOI.DER  DEVICE.  Charles  O.  Hatwam), 
Kavonna,  Mich.  Filed  Feb.  27,  1923.  Serial  No. 
6J1,505,      )   Claims.      (CI.  24 — 3.) 


1     In   a   (It 
of    an    anriu 
' ■■-  nil  tiat  in:; 
f:t<;iru'    hiMjk 
non.-is    the 
fprinc   clasp 
wK.i     :i     Imtf 
turned  latf' 
•■ii;!  ;    of    tht> 
wir;i     uiuler 
may    be    ope 
■  niriii.''  m«  lit 
said   b<><\y   m- 


N 


rally 


iitiio.    Ja 
j:irriiii    Hili 
4'.':'. 1*4. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTP: 


October  2. 1923 


ice   of   tile   I'la.-is   liescribed.    th»»   combination 

r    split    l)ody    memb«jr    of    spring'    materia! 

t  one   t-nd   in   au   outwar(ily   offset   inwardly 
and    at    'he   other    end    in    an    arm    disposed 

idy  and  coacting  tht-rewith  'to  provide  a 
adapted  for  engagement  with  a  garment  or 
n  or  thf  like,  thi-  end  of  said  arm  btdoK 
the  hook  end  being  inserted  through  th*' 

arm   and    the    hook    being   engageable   th^-re 
pprlng    tension,    whereby    the    body    member 

ed    to    articles,    such    as    keys,    or    for    the 
kith    H    l)utton  h<d«'    or    the    like,    a    link    on 
'mber,  and  a  cla.sp  swiv^dled  on   aald   link 


mviNG    I'AN.      Bexjami.v    Hill,    Cleveland, 
n^es  Wllburt   Deetrick   executor   of   said    Ben- 
lec»-ase<l       nwa  Sept.   S.   I'.tJl.     Serial  No. 
I  laims.      I  CI.   53 — 7.  i 


^ 


r-\.  "^.^^ 


1.  ,V  fryirii;  ;i,in  •■omprisini;  a  flat  J)"ttoiii  portion 
hav'.ii.'  iin  !:  't'lriii'ii  f priph'Tn  1  tlarige,  the  bottom  por- 
'ion  being  prnidi'd  with  a  jduraliry  of  depressed  elon- 
-'.ited  compartments,  an  outer  end  of  each  compartment 
iving  adjacent  said  ;)*ripheral  flange,  the  latter  being 
;  rovided  witti  a  pouring  lip  and  said  compartments  being 
irr.ui;:p<l  ii'.'ilarly  in  a  group  with  the  outer  enda  of 
th<>  t-ompartDents  adjacent  t,,  nnd  in  oporntive  relation 
luritig   iip. 


tu   said   pot 


1.4f,0,.!lf»  NTERNAL-fOMRTSTlMN     i:.\"(;iNK.        Ed- 

win   T.    KiRSHAW,    Denver.    Colo       Filed    Feb.    4,    191'L'. 
Serial  No.   534. 1«S.      17   Claims.      iC].    ILT?— tiS.  i 
14.    In     an     internal    combustion    engine    of    the    clas.s 
described,     a     cylinder,    a     skirted     piston,    an     abutment 
fitting    wlthitl    said    skirted    piston,  said  sjhntment  forming 


between  It  and  the  platon  a  preliminary  charge  com- 
pressing chaml>  r  adapted  to  discharge  Into  the  com- 
bustion space  at  the  ond  of  the  working  stroke,  a  com- 
bined anchoring  bloik  and  manifold  held  against  move- 
mtiit  longitudinally  of  the  cylinder  axU,  but  free  to 
ninve  trnnsversely  thereof,  said  anchoring  block  having  a 
fu-l    cluct.    ni-ans    securing    the    abutment    riiridh     to    the 


anchoring  block  ■  oniprlsiiig  a  tube  affording  a  fuel 
passage  from  said  iluct  to  said  chamber,  a  fuel  conduit 
having  its  discharge  end  connected  to  said  block  to 
move  therewith,  and  a  valve  for  controlling  the  pawsage 
of  fuel  through  said  conduit,  said  tube  and  fm  1  conduit 
forming  a  continuation  of  said  preliminary  compression 
chamt)er 


1.460.320        VEIIICLK     BODY.       .\>dkew      .\       Keamh. 

Kansas    City.    Mo       Filed    May    3.    1920.       S.rial    No. 
:'. 7 ><.:?»>'•,      _■  ci.iiiiis        i'l    'jor     I's,  , 


1  A  WHt'ou  btidy  comprlslni:  sirle  members,  each  con- 
sisting of  a  single  piece  of  .■siie.t  metal  having  a  lower. 
longitudinal  portion  turned  inwardly  to  form  a  part  of 
the  floor  of  the  bodv.  rind  a  floor  member,  consisting  of 
a  single  piece  ,if  she.-t  metal  having  its  longitudinal 
edges  secured  to  the  edges  of  the  floor  portions  of  the 
side  memtttr  and  rt.op  rating  therewith  to  form  the 
wagon  body,  the  meeting  ecigeg  of  the  floor  member  and  of 
the  floor  portions  of  the  side  members  being,  tamed 
dowiiwardlj".  forming  flanges  and  said  flanges  being 
secured  togettier  to  form  longitudinal  under-beaiDS, 
flanges  at  opposite  edges  of  the  floor  member  being  turned 
inwardly  to  form  horizontal  shelf  flanges,  and  a  brace 
snpporfeil  on  tlie  shelf  flanges  nnd  secured  to  the  beam 
Hang'  s. 


OCTOBEB  2. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFIC  E. 


lii;] 


1,469,321.  TANK  ROOF.  Andrbw  A.  Kkameb,  Kausaa 
City.  Mo.  Filed  Apr.  26.  1922.  Seriill  No.  556,570. 
5  Claims.      (CI.   108—32.) 


1  .\  tank  roof  comprising,  in  combination  «ith  a 
»upi>oiting  shelf,  expansible  packing  strips  on  the  upper 
face  of  the  slielf.  pa(  king  blocks  spaced  apart  and  extend 
Ing  transversely  across  but  supported  by  the  packing 
strips,  segnjental  roof  8h4'et8  having  l)ox-8haped  giniers 
at  their  ends  overlafiping  tlie  packing  blocks,  tlie  inter 
mediate  portions  of  the  segments  n-sting  upon  the  pack 
iiik'  strips,  the  box  shaped  girders  l>cing  nested  one  over 
the  other,  packing  strips  between  the  nested  girders,  and 
means  f^r  fastening  the  wall  flange,  the  packing  strips, 
the   blocks  and   the  girders   together. 


1,469. :;_'■-■  COMPOIND  FOR  TREATING  VINCENTS 
STO.MATITIS  OswEi.L  W.  LILLY.  Welch.  W.  Va., 
assignor  to  Lilly  Dental  Products  Company,  Welch.  W. 
A'n..  a  Corporation  of  West  Virginia.  Filed  Apr.  12, 
1022  Serial  No.  .%.'.1.940.  4  Claims.  (CI.  167—9.1 
1,  .\  compound  for  the  treatment  of  gingivitis  _  con 
sisting  of  arsenic  trloxide  1 '^-r .  red  mercuric  iodide  1 'v  . 
potassium   iodide  4'"r.   and  a   solvent. 

.1.  A  compound  for  the  treatmi  iit  of  gingivitis  consist- 
ing of  firsenlc  trioxlde  from  \'",  to  l'~'r.  a  mercuric  salt 
from  i'',  to  1',.  an  alkaline  haloid  from  l^r  to  S"c . 
and  w.ifer 


i.4r.9.32;;      flate  -  iioldinc    frame    for    bosh. 

f'  sEjii  I. MM, I..  Canonsburg.  I'a.,  assignor  of  one  h.'ilf 
to  l'a>(|uale  Luongo.  Canonsburg,  I'a  Filed  .NLiy 
24.  1921.  Serial  No.  472.000. 
26H— 7.  , 


Claims 


(Cl. 


iR 


^-Ttr:f?\Vi^ 


■J 


1.  a  plate  holding  frame  foi  fitting  into  an  open 
liquid  holding  tank,  said  frame  t>elng  open  at  its  top 
and  open  at  its  front  and  at  one  end.  cross  bars  ex- 
tending across  the  upper  end  if  the  frame  transversely 
of  each  other  and  connected  at  their  point  of  meeting. 
a  corner  post  supporting  the  outer  end  of  one  of  said 
cross  bars,  abutment  stakes  removably  mounted  in  said 
frame  for  engaging  plates  placed  In  the  frame  to  prop- 
erly position  the  plates  in  the  frame,  and  hoist  engag- 
ing  means  at   the   intersection  of  the  cross  bars. 


1.4C9.;!24.  HEEL  Arr.VtHMENT  FOR  SHOES.  Fio 
KF.NTisn  M  A ci  A Ui i.\ K.  Rocbestei-.  N,  Y,  I'iled  ,1ai:i.  4, 
l'.'2o.      Serial    No    t;  1  u. »;;;<•,       i    ri.'urn       -i  i     ''■•'.-     ~\\ 


In  u  shoe,  the  comliinati^n  \^i!h  a  heel  ai 
an  arc'h  stiffening  plaie  lo.ati-ii  aiijacint  the 
face  of  the  sole,  said  sole  la\!iig  a  narrow  <i 
tending  from  its  outer  surface  forwardl.\  to 
surface  I,,  :i  jM.irit  immediately  under  said 
plate,  and  a  tiei  1  hracing  yneniiier  \::\\\\\\:  it> 
curved  downwardly  and  att.ai-hed  to  tti.-  bre; 
lieel    and    its    forward    «  U'l    eMiiiiliii:    ii.t.> 


of    th. 
plaie. 


am!    roiitacijiig     ).,(,Nel\     with 


d   Sole,    '■:' 
ii;ijer    sur- 
.lening   ex- 
its    inner 
stifTeiiing 
rear    end 
ist    of     tiie 
i     ..pen;!!!; 


1.4f>;i,::L',".  S  I'orK  (  I'TTIM;  Aii'AH.KTIS  Frank  J. 
MacDo\ai.i>.  .\kron,  «^liio.  assiL'Ticr  ti>  The  I'ire^toiie 
Tire  and  Huhiier  I'ompany.  Akr-n,  niiin.  a  Corpora- 
tion of  Ohio.  Filed  Dec.  .".I,  If'is  Serial  N.v  •JOO.n:;:;. 
27    rialni^        k'I      I'W— 34.) 


1     In     an 

e.inihiri.a  t  U'li 
s[rjici<!   from 

m.aterial. 


apip.araf  n»>  nf  fhe  character  descri 
of      a       tlexihlc      cuttilit:      eierrolil 

•lie  inateri.Tl,  and  a  pressure  device 
^aiil   cutting   element    and    force   it 


bed,    the 
I  ..rnially 

riiiaj'teii 
into    the 


l,4fiO,r^26.       I.K.tnii    .V.Mi    (iASF.nrs     FT'FI.     lU'IiNFR 
.TfLii  s    \    MAiin.  Minneapoli.^.  Minn,,  assignor   i.'   Mahr 


Manufnv  I  nring  ('onipany,  Minneapolis.  Minn., 
[loration  of  Minnesota,  I'iled  Anj.  'J."..  liMO 
No.    .">ir».oll,      7    Claims.       i  Cl.    iri**— 7<>  i 


a    I  cr- 

StfcMal 


1.   The    combination    with    a    furnace    having    a     duct 
lending    to  its   iieating   chamber,   of   a    burner    l^racket   at 
tached    lo    ilie    furnace    and    liaving    a    port    aligned    with 
said    duct,    a    burner    body    having    a    nozzle   directed    to- 
ward   the    port    in    tiie    iiurner    bracket,    s.aid    body    t>eing 


104 


(3FFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2. 1923 


moant^  on  the  bracket  for  pivotal  and  slidinc  raove- 
tnents   wa«»r«>hy    its    nrzsle   may   h«>    antrulfirly    adjusted    in 

resp«ct  tc  the  projected  Hxis  of  said  i-.rr  :ind  axinlly 
moved  tow.ird  and  froin  said  port  wi'huiit  chanifing 
the  angularity   thereof 


1.4<^9,327]        APPARAXrS      F'OK      ('HVH'JIN';      ItFVER- 
BERATORY  FTRNACFS.  Alexamk;,  '.p.  vvr 


^^■n.    Ari7. 
5    Claims 


nied  Oct.  30.  19-ji 
I  CI.    214— T?Ci 


Serial 


1.   A 


eomprisiiK  a  charge  hopper  hawinj:  a  housing  at  lia  bot- 
tom, one  or  more  rotatable  tube«  mounted  In  said  hous 
iug  aiid  -ach  having  slu  opening  which  may  be  brought 
Into  regliter  with  an  opening  or  openings  at  the  bot- 
tom of  (laid  hopper,  mfans  for  partliilly  rotating  said 
tube  or  tubes  when  filled  with  the  charge,  plungers 
working  In  said  tubes  for  positively  forcing  the  charge 
into   a    furnace    and    means    for   operating   said    plungers. 


1,4*J9.32« 
ING 
Lets, 

r>raht! 
Germ  a 
1922. 


M 


harglng     machine     for     r»'verheratory     furnaces 


CIRCUIT  ARRANGEMENT  FOR  RE'  EIV 
{AI'IOENERGY  Emil  Matkr  and  Auolbt 
Berlin,  Germany,  assignors  to  Gesellschaft  filr 
Tel.'<;raphie  m.  h  fl  .  Hulleschfs.  Horlln, 
ay,  a  Corporation  of  Germany  Filed  Aug  3. 
Serial    No.    579.:^85.      4   Claims.      <  CI.    250—20 


n 


4T- 


JD*' 


3.  .\  dircuit  arrangement  for  receiving  radio  energy 
comprislag  a  primary  tuned  ciri'ui'.  .t  'i*'Cund:iry  tuof-d 
'"ir'iiit  'ii'ipled  with  the  primary  ir'nit.  a  primary  r^:"- 
ceiver  and  a  secondary  receiver,  said  primary  receiver 
comprising  a  thermionic  vacuum  tube  and  an  Indicator 
and  beln;  adjustably  back-coupled  with  the  primary  clr 
cult,  and  said  !»econdary  receiver  also  fomprlsing  a  ther 
mionlc  Ticnum  tube  and  an  Indicator  and  being  adjust 
ably    bact-coupled    to    the   secondary    ctrcult. 


4^>••  .VJ*  AT  TOMATTC  FFKOER  FOR  ELEVATORS 
S\MtE[.  Oi  SON,  f  hlraeo.  II!.,  .'isstgnor  to  Samuel  Olson 
&  I'mpany.  rhicaxi>.  111.,  a  Corporation  of  Illinois 
lil.t    I>.        10,    1919.      Serial    No.    .'?4.''..Tlfi       9    (Maims 

'CI    ly^    2^^) 


n 


I  III  i'<i[iil)n;ri 'i-ui  witti  n  Kulfiew.'i,\  fi'ir  packaaes, 
mean<  f^r  sjri'  ;i  ki  ^lid  parkages  ar  regular  interval* 
r.iii!iirisj::_-  1  -:.  r;.>  .f  thri><'  sfcjps  distrlliuted  longltudl- 
nnlly  •>'  "ie  ^Mi(,!,.wa\-  at  iiitervnls  not  less  than  the 
length  •■?  n  I'rtrK.'iijf  and  farh  mounted  for  movf-ment 
Independeti'ly  of  'h»-  others,  together  with  means  for 
movlTK    said     st'>;>^     !ri     predetermined     relation     to    each 

Otll«T 


1  4«9 


:i>i  1- 


HFF  irOT'TFR 

I'ar.ada         F^.  d 
t    * '  I  s  i  m  <         ■  I 


Wir.TTVM  RATi.trr.  Montreal, 
.Tune  K.  1923  Serial  No 
1     244      19  l 


1  A  helicopter  comprising  a  body  and  a  i'f"P*'l'*''" 
shaft  extending  vertically  therefrom,  means  for  rotat- 
ing said  shaft,  a  plurality  of  cones  carried  in  upright 
P')sitl<ni  by  said  shaft  and  having  their  axes  In  line 
therewith,  vanes  having  their  inner  ends  secured  in 
the  bottoms  of  said  cones,  base*  aaaoclated  with  said 
cones,  and  wedges  Inserted  between  the  tops  of  said 
bases  and  the  Inner  ends  of  the  vanes  for  tilting  said 
ranes. 


1,469,331  VEHICLE  TOP  Chestek  Gillk;  and  Leo 
"iiLi.i.i.  San  Francisco,  Calif  Filed  Nov.  2^,  1919. 
Serial    No     341,149.      «    Claims.       (CI.    296 — 47.) 


1,  A  convertible  top  such  as  described  having  a  run- 
way therein;  a  flxed  sash  In  said  top:  a  storage  track 
In  said  runway  p-nralbl  with  said  sash:  a  track  piv- 
oted substantially  in  alinement  with  said  sash  and 
adapted  to  swing  Into  register  with  said  storage  track  : 
and  a  sliding  sash  supported  on  said  tracks  ;  and  means 
for  normally  holding  said  pivoted  track  In  regrlster  with 
said    storage    track  ;     means    on    said    sliding    tasb    and 


OCTOBEK  2,  lii23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


105 


■aid  runway  for  automatically  guiding  said  sliding  snah 
into  flash  alinement  with  said  fixed  sash  in  the  opera- 
tive position,  and  means  on  said  top  engaginc  said  sash 
at  the  top  and  Iwtttom  edges  for  holding  saiil  sliding 
sash  in  the  flush  position. 


1  ,  4  fi  9  ,  :;  3  2  .  NIT  SKINNING  .I-sKrn  Crr/tinv 
Brooklyn.  N,  V  Filed  Apr.  21.  l'.<23.  Serial  No. 
fl33,.^KS.        4     Clain,-.         .CI,      14tV     :i2   i 


:'.  In  a  skirirnnir  devii^e  nf  the  class  (|i-<.  riii.  .1  .i  wiie.'i 
ha\ing  a  r>sil!>iit  side,  and  means  !"■  r  fi-ediriL-  shelled 
nuts  between  saiil  wheel  and  said  resilient  side,  a  cut 
ter  for  slittintr  the  bklns  of  nald  nuts,  and  an  ejecting 
finger  for  clearing  the  same  from  between  said  wheel 
and  said  side. 


].4fi'.),3:: 
ING. 
1920 


VARIAULK  SPEED  TRANSMISSION  (JFAR- 
David  E.  Hf>s.s.  La  Fayette.  Ind.  Filed  Apr.  3, 
Serial  No.  370.907.     11  Claim.'*.     (CI.  74 — 99.) 


'iMiHiiitiiiiniirr*'   >:hpi!I itrn^aiinii 


/«' 


ulil<UiliiMilklil'iJ->:«  #»lli(.liilfililfll!Jiil 


1.  A  transmission  gearing  of  the  chararter  specifle<i 
comprising  a  pair  of  driving  gears  :  a  pair  of  alined  shafts 
or  axle  members  :  a  pair  of  opposed  gears  connected  with 
the  said  driving  gears;  the  pears  in  at  least  one  of  the 
pairs  of  gears  having  a  definite  fixed  ratio  other  than 
1  :  1  ;  a  driven  member  connected  with  said  shafts  :  and  a 
planetary  gear  coiinectefl  with  the  driven  raeml)er  and 
engaging  said  opposed  gears ;  with  a  primary  driving 
shaft  directly  and  positively  geared  to  one  of  the  driving 
gears;  and  a  secondary  driving  shaft  directly  and  posl- 
tlrely  geared  to  the  other  driving  gear;  and  change  gear 
Ing  between  said  driving  shafts  whereby  the  relative 
speeds  of  rotation  of  said  shafts  may  be  varied. 


1.4ti9.334.     SEAMING  .MA(  HIM;       H(  -,n   M 
liavin,  N,  v.,  assignor  to  Adnaui  e  Mnchin.' 
Hroc>kl.\!i.  .N.   \  .  a  i 'i>rporat  H'U  <■!    New   ^ork 
27.  1U21,     S.Tiai  No,  .'.l'».TU       li'MaHh-        t 


iii>ss.  Wood- 

W^jTKe.   I  nc  . 

I'lled  Ui.:. 

1    -.1.3—21.) 


r~f  „^f.  r<'  -  ■    ^ 


•'■»*t'      f. 


6.      -T» 


1.  The  cdmhinntlon  of  .n  plurality  '.t  n-t.atahlr  men.'.rrs. 
operation  perfnnniim  means  carri.^l  .y  ..ne  member  and 
means  for  actuating  said  uperatioii  jierfurming  meatia 
carried  by  the  nther  meuiher.  driviii;^  iii.aiis  lor  ri-iai,:  . 
one  of  said  members,  power  transmitting  means  for  r- 
fating  the  other  member  relatively  to  said  first  named 
member,  said  power  transmitting  means  tieing  .trrantr-d  t  -■ 
he  operatlv(dy  connected  to  or  discounecfed  from  said  drir- 
ing  means,  latching  means  for  retaining  said  power  trans 
mittlng  means  connected  to  said  driving  means,  and  auto- 
matic means  Including  a  device  carried  by  one  of  said 
members  for  rendering  said  latiOiinsr  mentT-  iTio;>ern  ti\  ►' 


1.469.335  CORSFT  .\NI)  SI.MII.AR  G.VRMFNT  Isidar 
Roth,  Brooklyn.  N  V  .  assi'iio.r  r.>  Fit  lainiii  v'^:  Tohiio- 
a  Corporation  of  New  .lersey  I'lled  Feh  n,  192(1  S.'- 
rla!  No,  357.047.     7Claiiii-         m"!    2—73.) 


■  W^^.%* 


1.  A  gartnont  one  end  of  which  bingitudinally  of  the 
body  of  a  wearer  is  adapted  to  lie  adjaeent  a  projecting 
portion  of  said  body  of  a  wearer  and  is  sufficiently  flexible 


106 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2. 1928 


and  free  nt  its  horizontal  p<1k»'  to  tw^nd  or  curl  outwardly 
under  pn'ssure  of  said  prDJfctini;  portion  of  the  body  of 
a  wearer  a  stiffening  memh»>r  for  the  Karment  disposed 
lonnitudlially   of  said  body   of  a  wearer  with    its  extrem- 

Itv  a  <iit*taritial  distance  from  said  edu>'  uf  the  garment, 
and  a  se<i.iid  stiffening  member  lyijig  in  the  gnneral  plane 
(if  the  tlist-mentloned  stiffening  member  parallel  thereto 
and  eit*iiding  b<'yond  the  end  of  said  first  mentioned 
stifft'ninij  menib»-r  toward  said  edge  of  th^'  garment, 
saifl  stlfflning  members  being  connected  so  tliat  outward 
fleTiiiz  "f  the  pxtende<l  portion  of  the  second  stiffening 
tDem  -T  i-nos  to  detlfct  outward  the  .-orrespunding  end 
of   'h'-  I'tst  mentioned  stiffening  member. 


1  i>;:>  ■'.  •' 


Phila.l  i'lphia.  Pa,  assii-'iior  to  i  ilobe  Antoiuatic  Sprinkler 
'    .mpany.   Philadelphia.   Pa.   a   Corporation   of  Pennsyl 
V,  Ilia        y^\^\    July    1.     l'.»-l.       Serial    No.    4>^1.h14 
i_  laini-,      ifl.    It')!'-— 1.  ' 


SPRINKLER   r,rARL>.      Artvh  a    <'     Rowley. 


1  A  -prinkler  _-iiard  including  an  enclosing  cage  and 
a  base  icnsisting  ..f  twi.  .substantially  flat  elements  hinged 
together]  each  having  a  side  opening  and  formed  with  an 
►  dge  inaentation  for  the  reception  of  the  nipple  of  a 
sprinkl.'  head,  the  face  of  said  base  adjacent  the  edge  re- 
,.^^ses  taerwif  having  a  depres.sion  for  the  non  r<>tatable 
reception  of  the  yoke  base  nf  a  sprinkler  head  for  retain- 
ing The  atter  in  position  with  its  levnrs  adjacent  one  of 
th>'   side  openings  of  said  base. 


1.4':;i  .;: 
Miip 
•T'llv 
177  — 


B 

[.KS. 

4      1 

139.) 


ViKINi;  AI..VRM  .VNL>  SPJN.U-  FOR  AUTD 

Ki^i.tK   M     Svv»"KV.   Oakland,   i"a!if.      FlUni 

y!9       S.rial    N...    ;5lu.79.^.      2    Claims.       (CI, 


^Ifvi'.'.-  lit'  tli>'  '.•haracti-r  iles<T!li*'t,!.  ii  ^a;t••ry,  a 
war  switch,  ,1  tail  lamp  of  an  a'itin)MLiilt>.  arid  an 
a  Kli  i|e  r(',;\rm.  a  lead  from  one  side  of  thf  datt'Ty  to  the 
two  war  -twiti'h.  a  second  lead  from  the  two  way  switch  to 
'He  siil<  ot'  the  tail  lamp,  a  second  switch  i>perated  by  a 
control  K'ViT,  a  third  U'ad  from  the  samt-  side  of  the  bat- 
tf-rv  to  oni  si(;<'  •>(  'hf  <•■.■., ml  switi-b,  i  f..'ir-h  lead  from 
the  sec<  nd  swlti  h  to  the  audible  alarm  ,ind  a  connection 
from  til''  latter  to  the  orh*T  siil"  of  tiip  battery,  the  tw.. 
way  9W  ti'h  serTing  to  connect  the  first  and  seeond  leads 
to   light    the   lamp    or    to   connect    the    second    and    fourth 


leads  to  t>reak  the  circuit  of  the  lamp  when  the  second 
switch  i.s  open,  circuit  interrupting  means  inclading  a 
movable  and  a  stationary  contact  normally  In  circuit  cloa- 
ing  iMjsition  and  ideetn. magnetic  means  fur  operating  naid 
movable  contact.  counectiooB  between  the  other  side  of 
the  control  levir  switch  and  the  electro-magnetic  Inter- 
rupter means,  and  tKtwe«"n  the  latter  and  the  other  side 
of  the  battery  and  additional  connections  from  the  lamp 
to  the  other  side  of  the  battery  Including  the  contacts  of 
the  internipK'r. 


1.4tj!t,.'i:".'<      H.VlRi  1.(11  H  I.noM      Hknry  Nf.  S<hai>ewai.d, 
Philadelphia.    Pa.       Hied    !>.■.■.    l!."?,    1921.       Serial    No. 

.'.  ■-'  4 . : ;  rt.-l      :n  ■  1  a  i  m  <      m.  1 3 !  I     •'.*'.  t 


.3  In  a  device  -f  ttie  ctiaractcr  8tate<l,  a  hair  selector,  a 
hair  trriiipt-r.  ni<aiis  opt-ratefl  from  said  gripp^-r  for  actu- 
ating said  dagger  when  the  grlpper  misses  a  hair,  a  ro- 
arm,  a  connection  trom  said  dagger  to  said  arm.  a  spring 
for  said  arm.  a  stop  for  limiting  the  movements  of  said 
arm,  a  cable  having  its  lower  end  engaging  said  .irm.  a 
pawl  capable  of  a  pivotal  and  longitudinal  movement,  a 
spring  for  said  pawl,  the  upper  end  of  said  cable  bfing 
secur.d  •-,,  said  pawl,  and  the  latter  being  retained  In  nor- 
mal |..  SIM.!!  !..v  said  springs,  a  Jacquard  cylinder  having 
,1  {(..rti-ti  tii.rr.  I  adapted  to  be  engaged  !>y  said  pawl 
wht'i!  in  ;i'  rri;:<!  position,  whereby  said  cylinder  is  ro- 
tated   .ind  in. nns   fur  n'clprocatlng  said  cylind^-r. 


l,4.;;c  ;.;.*        U\iilIN<;    MAilIINK.      Behnabo    Schram. 

I';it,rs.r,      N       1        Fil.-d    .July     15,     1921.       Serial    No. 
4S4.H4I'       :;   '   l.iim-       -  I   1    ';3--    K'ti.  » 


1.  A  warping  machine  Including  an  open  circuit  harln? 
terminal  contact  means  at  the  break  therein  and  contain- 
ing a  signal  and  an  energy  source,  revoluble  means  Inclnd- 


OCTOBEH  2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


107 


Ing  a  re<d  on  which  to  wind  the  warp,  and  n  succession  of 
circuit  closing  devices  for  said  circuit  clamping  at  Inter- 
vals a  peripheral  portion  of  said  revoluble  means  and 
slldally  adjustable  thereon  Independently  of  each  other  In 
the  direction  In  which  It  moves  in  the  winding  of  the 
warp  and  also  in  the  reverse  direction,  each  of  said  devices 
being  adapted  during  the  movement  of  said  movable  means 
to  wipe  in  contact  with  and  past  the  terminal  contact 
means. 


l,4«ft,.'^40.  PCMLTRY  FEEriKR.  Wili.ia.m  P  Siilrteii 
Poughkecpsie,  N  Y.  Filed  Mar.  L'9.  1!»22.  Serial  No 
547.608.      1    Claitn.      (CI.   110-  .'1'.  i 


A  poultry  feeder  comprising  a  f.«»d  magazine  of  frusio 
conical  form  and  open  at  both  .nds  which  is  vertically 
dl8pos(Hl  with  its  larger  end  at  the  l)ottom.  a  remi.vab!.' 
cover  for  the  top  of  said  magazine,  a  pan-like  receptacle 
Into  which  the  lower  end  of  the  magazine  extends,  said 
receptacle  comprising  a  cylindrical  body  of  substantially 
larger  diameter  than  that  of  the  lower  end  of  the  maga- 
zine, and  a  sharply  Inturned  flange  at  the  upper  end  of 
said  cylindrical  body  which  extends  inward  toward  the 
magazine  to  cover  substantially  more  than  half  the  horl 
zontal  area  of  the  annular  space  between  the  tK)ttom  edge 
of  the  magazine  and  said  cylindrical  body  portion,  and 
is  spacfHl  away  from  the  magazine  to  provide  a  slot 
through  which  poultry  may  feed,  and  slender  supports 
connecting  fiald  hopper  and  receptacle  and  spacing  the 
lower  edge  of  the  hopper  away  from  the  bottom  of  the 
receptacle 


1,469,341  BRONZINC;  MACHINE  Riciurd  .T  Si'EN.  kh. 
Chattanooga,  Tenn.  Filed  Apr.  15,  191'2.  Serial  Nd 
.'..'..•i.lSO       .''.  Claims,      (CI.   '.U--16.) 


1  .V  iironzlng  attachment  for  cylinder  presses  compris- 
ing an  elongated  casing  provide<l  witti  means  for  attach- 
ment to  the  frame  of  a  cylinder  press,  .said  casing  beln;; 
cylindrical  throughout  the  major  portion  of  Its  cross  sec- 
tional configuration  but  having  one  upper  corner  formed 
rectangular,  a  e^vi  r  fur  said  rectangular  corner,  a  curved 
partition  within  the  casing  at  said  rectangular  corner  to 
define  a  compartment  for  the  storage  of  bronzing  powder, 
said  partition  being  formed  with  openings  permitting 
outlet  of  powder  from  the  reservoir  compartment  Into  liie 
casing,  said  casing  being  formed  with  a' slot,  and  a  drivt  n 
roller  fitting  and  rotating  within  the  casing  and  exposed 
at  said  slot. 


1,469.34-',  MEJTHUI)  ANI>  APPARATUS  FX)K  VUL- 
CANIZING INNER-TUBE  SPLICES  Horace  D,  Stev- 
K.NS.  Akron.  Ohio,  assignor  to  The  Firestone  Tire  and 
Rublx'r  Company,  Akr.ui.  Ohio.  ;.  i  nrporatlon  of  ( »hlo. 
nied  .lune  :.'<;.  l',<_'.'.  Serial  N.^  ,"71  "L's,  ]4  C:sims. 
(CI.   IN— 17,) 


1.   A  mi'thiMl  (if  vulianizing  Innt  r  tul-e  splices  compris- 

uig.   supfMiriiin;   the   splice  hetwe.-   two   rigid    surfaces,   ex- 
tTting  a    Mrldint:   p.-ssnre  on    tin    sp.ict..    ncd    heating   the 
plice  to  vulcanize  it. 


1.469. .".4.".      ri.U(}  GAUt.E.      Eknksi    i,     Stbong,   Canton. 

idiii'.  ,T>>.i;;ij>ir  tn  Tiiukon  Roller  Btanng  Company.  Can- 
'•"■t.  «»hiu,  a   c   riM.ratii.li  ,,f  (il;i,>       l"j;ed  Nov    i. 
s.-ri.il    No    ,-;«s,.'H7      '.i   Ci.■^i^l^.      .ci.    :;;; — 178.) 


'  I  ( '_' 


1.     \   gauge  for  uairini;  ]h,    .-niii. 
cones  and  tlit    like,   rumiTisinu  a 
'•od    and    a    I'-ngitiidlnai    l>ori-    >  \' 
iHisitf  end.  ;!:)(!  a   iiii-nib*T  ni"\.'U'l. 


;!l  ''-r''  ff  roller  liearing 

liaiiille   having  a  conical 

I. ding    throsigh    the    op- 

.  I, (iui.se  in  said  tiore  bv 


I  he  articli  i.eini;  .;;aged  and  .if  so,  h  length  that  its  end  Is 
substantially  tlush  with  the  end  of  the  handle  when  a 
Horn, a]  article  it-  staged  wliereli>  ;ht  pcsition  of  said  mem- 
,ier  and  the  bore  ^f  tlie  artiej.  ti.ay  !«e  determlDe<i  by 
the   sense   of   touch. 


1.4(;9..H44       H(»LLI:R.      W.utki!  Wma:.  Chicago.  111.     Filed 
Nov.    20,    ir»L'_',      Serial    No     t;ni;t,;i        ,>;    Claims.       (CI. 
46—52  1 
1,   A  roller  having  a  resilient  tire  having  a  central  inner 

flange,    centrally    aiieriiired    liushings    forming   the   web   of 


lOS 

tlJe  ro! 

togeth*' 


ler,  a  pair  of  rings  adapted  to  clamp  the  bushings 
and  to  engage  the  sides  of  the  tire  flange  for  hold- 


UFFICLAX  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEK  2. 1928 


iwsitiiin,    and  m.-ans    fur   <Hcurins  the   rinirs    in 


clamping   position. 


l,4tV,t,  :j*.'      i'.Kl  r  OR  I'Ol.I  AU      Ch\k;.l-   Wei:,  w;.,  \.-.v 
V.rk,    N    Y       Filed   S^-pt     ;r,.    IT.'O,      >.  na!    N-     -H'ttilT 

riiiimr;     I  r: 


/O    /5   ?o 


I,  In  :(  'li's  ic-e  nf  thp  charM't'^r  ilf>srrib*>d,  ;i  fai'iiii;  <''.\\- 
iavini.'  a  traiisvprse  slot  th.-rethrou^h.  ;i  inn-kip  arr.ii-ii 
iii^  '  'ip  ha\iii_'»its  ' mi  p^rrions  extendin_-  throut^h  ~.ii'1 
slot  ro  thf  ba'-k  of  the  <tr:r,i  and  seoure.1  therfto,  and  i 
barkini;  i»e<rured  to  said  strap  find  covfTiiii;  the  end  p<>r 
tiot;s  ,  f  tho  buckle  attaching  1  op. 


1,469,  UM 


OVKRKUJW-iDNTIiOLLEE*     S.VFF.TY      i'E 


VIC  ■:  F>)l{  OIL  BrRNP:nS      .I-hs  west  ml.  Fail  River, 


Masiii       Filpd    Jane 


Claiins 


1, 
there 
the 
said 
the 
▼alve 
leadln 
the    t 
the 
and 
deter*! 
orerfl )w 


IPJl, 


Seria:    No,     4:5,^69. 


<ri.    lo** — .'■;«  ' 


"h 


i,4';y.;u7     Kxi'ANsnt;   file  tray,    ai.vix  e.  wm- 


coxnbinatlnn    with    an    oil    barncr,    a    feed    pip-' 

ur.  a  rotatahif*   tiTitnr  drivr-n   m^mb.T  ^oartinp  with 

rner,    an    electric    motor    operatively    connected    to 

»^mber    to    drive    it    and    fonnected   In    circuit   with 

rcp  of  power    of  a  switch  in  said  circuit,  a  cut-oflf 

in  the  feed  pipe,  an  overflow  tank,  an  overflow  pipe 

z  from   the  burner   to   th<^   tank,  a   float  disposed   in 

nk.   and  a  single   member  operativ.  ly   connected    ti 

and  acting  to  simiiltane<iu8ly  open   said  switch 

o«e  the  cut-off  valve  when  the  float  is  raised   a  pre 

ined   distance    by    the    a '■cumulation    of    oil    in    the 

tank    wild    member    p^-rmittinj?    the    Independent 

mann^l  operation  of  the  cut-off  valve  and  rwitch. 


in 
Sf  u 


fl>at 

c 


TIN,    Si'aitu'.     Wasli. 


Flle<l    IX'C.   29.    lyiil.     Serial    No. 


525,71ti.      0    v^lamis        «C1.    129—16.) 


2  An  expamlv'  til--  tray  of  tlx'  tyiu'  desci-ib<'d  oiii'><.ily- 
iii_-  tw-.  ti-'.T-.  ojiini;  sections,  ridires  projectinn  from  the  in- 
Hi.l.  oi  the  iiiii'T  tel.'jwopiii^;  sccii'ii  for  holdini;  i>bj>>ct8 
.iway  from  the  l-o'l.  of  thr  secti(jn  and  a  follow. r  siidably 
mounted  on  th^'  i'lsi.lo  of  'Iw  outor  i^fction. 

0.  In  an  oxia  ;i-iv.-  filf  tray  of  tln'  typ*-  li.'scribed  a 
•■'111  w.-;-  '  oii<"-  1  r.-i,i  of  oiii'  piero  of  material  !..-iit  liack- 
v.if'i  i!iii  llifii  iip^'^ai'l  ui'ti  projiTt ions  on  th>'  rnds  of  the 
■la'  ;!;,.■►■  at  the  ■<i;t,mi  formed  by  pro\  idint;  iiot.'his  in 
:!u'   -ii!' -i     i.|:a,-i-ii*    to    the    flat   pi«'i't'. 


n;0.348.  Ti><  iTHIUtrSH  (".odfbet  W'tcKrERO,  Seattle, 
Uasb  Ftl.a  Ma.\  J 1 .  I'JU*.  Serial  No.  2i;t><.721.  1 
I'i.uni.        (CI.     15-     ITt!   ' 


i!i  a  iltvl.p  of  tbt^  class  dei»cril»-d.  a  flattened  handle 
ha\iii<  a  lontritudinally  grooved  recess  at  the  end  thereof 
which  Is  dovetaiitd  in  cross  section,  a  detachable  brush 
supporting  member  having  a  shallow  body  portion  which 
is  doTPtalle<l  to  be  frictlonally  inserted  in  the  recfsa  of 
the  handle  and  longitudinally  movable  In  the  direction  of 
riip  handle  when  beinc  detached  therefrom,  and  also  hav- 
ing an  outer  end  part  formed  with  shonlders  flush  with 
tho  !)andb'  end.  and  a  linish  carried  by  said  support,  said 
fihotildprs  formiiii:  uifaris  to  <top  undue  inward  movement 
of   the  brush    support. 


!  4fV,*,:u.'  KAMm  roNTRDL  SY.STEM  ABTin.-R  LESt.iB 
\Vii,s..\.  1-Mk'''W().1.  I'a  .  assignor  to  Westinghouae 
Eltctric  &  MaiiufacturinK  Company,  a  Corporation  of 
r.'rui.-?ylvaiiia  Filed  Apr.  1.  1921.  Serial  No.  457.670. 
IS   Claims        '  C]     'JSO  -2  i 


1.  In  a  system*  of  wireless  control,  a  wlreleae  trana- 
miMion  system  comprising  means  for  effecting  the  radla- 
tton   of   a   phirallty  of  croups  of  wave*  having  dlffereat 


October  2. 1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


109 


wave  lengths,  means  for  modulating  each  group  of  waves 
In  a  predetermined  series  of  impulses  individual  to  the 
jiarficular  jtroup  in  riuestlon,  a  reci'iving  systt-m  includ- 
ing means  for  varying  the  tuning  thereof  to  admit  of 
the  reception  of  said  [durality  of  groups  of  wave*,  and 
means  sflfcllvely  resp<.insi\o  to  said  individual  series  of 
modulations. 


l,4r,0,.''.rifi  Iii'iOR  FOR  r.RAIN  CARS.  Christopher  E 
WofiD,  Roxborough,  I'hiladelphla,  Pa.  Filed  Sept  ,''.0, 
i;i21.     Serial  No.  504,2.Hl.     1  Claim.     (CI.  20     30.) 


A  knock  do^wn  door  for  grain  and  like  cars  comprising 
nptxT  and  lower  independent  panels  adapted  to  extend 
laterally  arrosg  the  d(K>r  opening  with  their  extremities 
behind  the  side  posts  of  the  door  <m  the  inside  of  the  ear, 
said  lowpr  panel  Iving  divided  into  a  plurality  of  longl 
tudiiial  sections,  n  bar  ailapfed  t  i  lie  secured  to  the  outer 
facf  of  the  upper  panel  with  its  lower  end  overlapping 
adjacent  ends  of  the  lower  panel  sections,  and  a  block 
adapted  to  be  secured  to  the  sill  of  the  door  outwardly  of 
and  abutting  the  lower  end  of  said  bar  to  reinforce  the 
latter  In  retaining  the  aectlons  of  the  lower  panel  In 
position  against  prewture  from  within  the  car.  the  se- 
curing means  for  both  bar  and  block  being  such  as  to  per 
mit  ready  detachment  of  the  said  bar  and  block  from  the 
elements  to  which  they  are  secured  to  release  the  sec- 
tions of  the  lower  panel  and  thereby  to  provide  a  dis- 
^arge  opening  for  the  contents  of  the  car. 


1.469..^51.  GATE  MECHANISM.  Georgb  M.  Ai.lard, 
Spokane,  Wash.  Filed  Apr.  12,  1923.  Serial  No. 
631.618.     5   Claims.      (CI.    246-125.) 


r-J—^w^**  !  I  ^i 


^-vilrf 


K 


1.  A  gate  mechanism  for  railway  and  highway  Inter- 
sections comprising  In  combination,  a  plurality  of  pttea 
normally  movable  by  gravity  Into  a  position  across  said 
railway,  and  train  Initiated  means  for  cauaing  said  gates  to 
move  from  a  position  acrosa  said  railway  Into  a  position 
across  said  highway  and  be  retained  in  said  position  until 
the  train  has  passed  the  interaectlon.  said  means  being 
thereupon  released  to  permit  «aid  gates  to  swing  by 
gravity  back  Into  a  poaitlon  across  said  railway. 


1.469.352.      DOOR-LOCKING    MECHANISM.      Harry    T. 

ANr>KR.«iON,  Butler.  la.,  a.ssignor  to  Standard  Steel  Car 
Company.  Pitfsburgls.  I'n  .  a  C<irporat)on  of  Peiinpyl- 
vanla.  Hied  Apr.  18,  U»22.  Serial  No.  554,364.  6 
Claims       I  C!,    lO.V  -■;(!'•  I 


1  In  do(ir  locking  mechanism,  i  lie  combinatiot,  of  a 
downwardly  swinging  door,  n  swinging  latch,  a  rotary 
-shaft  on  said  door  engaged  by  said  latch,  means  for  re- 
leasing the  latch  by  the  rotation  of  said  shaft,  means  for 
supporting  said  latch  in  the  path  of  said  shaft  when  thv 
door  is  moved  towards  closing  position,  means  oi;  the 
shaft  for  engaging  said  latch  to  rotate  said  shaft  and 
bring  said  latch  into  engagement  therewith  to  hold  the 
door  In  partially  closed  position,  and  means  operate<! 
by  the  further  rotation  of  said  shaft  to  bring  the  door 
up  into  complete  closed  position. 


1,489,353.       HAND-EMBROIDERY    IMPLEMENT       Gil 

siPPE  S.  Bevkv^nto,  Donora,  Pa.     Kll«l  .Mar.  Ui.   ilt.'j 
Serial  No.  544,286.     2  Claims.      iCl,   112     >(»  ) 


1  Ar  embr<>i(lory  imjdenient  romprisin.tr  .n  nc' die  bar 
a  casing  therefor  wherein  said  bar  is  mounteii  to  reiipro- 
cate,  a  handle,  a  thread  engaging  member  secured  <.n  the 
handle,  Interengagiug  elements  on  said  bar  and  said  mem- 
tier  permitting  a  limited,  sliding  movement  of  the  handle 
with  relation  to  said  bar  and  yieldable  means  on  the  bar 
adapted  to  cooperate  with  said  member  to  clamp  the 
thread  during  the  retracting  movement  of  the  bar,  a 
needle  socket  pivoted  at  the  end  of  the  bar  away  from 
said  handle,  said  means  engaging  with  said  socket  to 
normally  hold  It  in  upright  position  with  tii  ne, die 
parallel  with  the  axis  of  the  implement. 


1,469,364.  LATHE-CONTROLLING  MECHANISM. 
Harold  L.  RiX)OD,  Plainfleld,  N.  J.,  assignor  to  Nlles 
Bement-Pond  Company.  New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  Corpora- 
tion of  New  Jersey.  Filed  Oct.  6,  1919.  Serial  No 
328,768.     10  Claims.      (CI.  82—2.) 

1.   In   a   machine  of  the  cla.«!s   described,    the   combina- 
tion of  a  bed,  a  carriage  movable  thereon,  a  headstock.  a 


110 


driving 
control 
with 
of    the 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1928 


tie 


•haft  rwtatably  mounted  In  the  headstock,  power 
means  remote  from  the  shaft,  a  brakf-  cooperating 
■haft,  means  mounte<l  in  the  headstin-k  laterally 
shaft    anil    .-...ipfratlnt;    with    th'-    power    control 


m^-Mns  JBnd  the  brat*-,  ami  mechaniriin  imiuJink.'  a  han<ll»» 
on  thf  carriage  an«l  an  op^rarinv  runnection  therefrcin. 
to  the  (lecond  name.l  means  for  rnnfroUinc  both  the  power 
anri   brake. 


.3) 


1.469 

Kt»n!$nnti)n 

(i■:■^ 


1.  A  coupler-head  of  bullnost^  typ.-  whose  upptM-  wmH 
Is  impiiTf orate  and  closed  against  the  iiiiznss  of  any  t' 
eign  siibetance.  open  r»>arwardlT.  an<i  provided  within 
and  Tiiwards  its  anterior  niui  with  i  \>Ttwrtliy  liisp 
beariDii  surfacn.  ,'i>inbln»Ml  with  :i  hook  adapte.i 
introduced  from  th-'  r^ar  info  the  coupler-head  and  when 
■o  Introduced  und^r  trarrion  adapte^l  to  bear  upon  said 
strain  lustainini:   s'lrrai 


DICK 

No. 


, — -I — f  s  -I — ' — .  M 


CAR    COrPLINi;        Harkv    M     Bkown      N- \v 


•lai'i; 


FiU<l 


Mar 

21.''.- 


19 -J 


Seri;li      N' 


ITrt 


ed^es  of  aald  shield,  a  curtain  roller  mounted  horizontally 
on  said  roof  forward  of  said  wind-ahield,  and  a  curtala 
wound  on  said  roller  and  extending  therefrom  to  a  point 
adjacent  the  upper  horizontal  edge  of  said  shield  and 
tht-nce  in   a  downward   direction  along  said  shifld. 


>6       riKTAIN    I  oNSTRT"!  TIi>\       J»hn    S     Bub- 

Stratford.    innn.       Filed    Autf.    -I.    I'.f-'O        Seriai 
07,15'.*       3  Claims.      (CI.   U9».V  -O:.  > 


1.  1 1  a  vehicle,  the  combination  of  a  roof,  supports 
theref<ir,  a  wind-shield  pivoted  on  said  supports  to  turn 
about    an   azla   Intermediate   upper   and   lower,    horizontal 


i.4»'.;».;!.-,T     uAisiN«;  ani>  ix:)Vverixg  coal  cm'TES. 

i'RANK  M  r.A.sTLEViAN,  Kotherham,  England,  assignor, 
hy  tneanc  as.sJiinnients,  to  The  T"nlon  Switch  &  Signal 
I'ompany,  SwiHsvale.  I'a  ,  a  Corporation  of  Pennsyl- 
vania Filed  May  2J,  1922.  Serial  No.  r.fi2,n27.  12 
rialm.si.      ( CI.   U>s      12:!. » 


I  In  (  onihiiiiitioii.  a  movable  chute,  a  counterweight  for 
bia!?in>;  j«;iiil  chiitf  t,.  ,1  nivcn  position,  a  fluid  pressure 
device  for  nioviim  ^aiil  rlmte  from  said  given  position, 
and  an  e!e<!ro  n)n  jii.-f  ir.iUy  operated  valve  for  controlling 

thi"  stiftplv   ..f  <Av.i,\   ;,r.  <Miire  to  wild  device. 


1  4  r,  0  .  3  r.  S  .  \>iH)H  FOR  <;las.s-i'OT  fcrnaces. 
«'HAHr>Ea  H  <'nnisT!>:,  Butler.  I'a.  Fil.'d  Apr.  \r>.  1922. 
S.TinI   Nn     .',.'_'  HI' 7        4   riainis,       (CI     49-    .'>9  1 


!  .\  fnrnare  door  conjprising  n  lK>dy  portion  niaib'  up 
of  refrnrtorv  material,  loncltudinally  extending  nietal 
roils  .'nihedded  in  said  refractory  material,  said  rods 
h.in^'  fxiH.s.il  for  a  portion  of  their  lencth  near  the  ends 
rheriof  anil  nprielit  ro<l,s  on  the  outside  of  said  door 
fnL'ai:ii)L.'  <ai(i  r^xls  n?  the  exposed  portions,  and  connect- 
in;:  menus  at  the  npp<r  t  nds  of  said  rods  for  attaching 
lifting  chains 


R      Craw, 
Serial    No. 


1.4«9.:?.'i9        SKRVH'e     cabinet        George 
Fort    Wayne,    In<l        Filed    Aug.    21.    1922. 
5K.{.19«5.      .'»  Claims.      iCl.  2.12-1.) 

1.  A  .service  cabinet  for  the  reception  of  supplies  com- 
prising a  cabinet  having  a  chamber  therein  ;  a  door  clos- 
ing the  chamt>er ;  a  drawer  extending  into  the  chamber 
from  the  back  of  the  cabinet  :  a  series  of  stationary  slats 
in   the  bottom  of  the  chamber,  each  slat  having  a   longi- 


October  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


Ill 


tudinal  groove  in  each  side  thereof,  said  drawer  bavins 
a  series  of  slats  forming  ttie  bottom  thereof,  each  slat 
having  lateral  projections  fitting  in  the  grooves  of  the 
corresponding  stationary  slats,  the  tojis  of  the  station- 
ary slats  projecting  slightly  nbov  ■  the  plane  of  the  slats 
In  the  drawer;  a  curtain   movalily  arranged  in  the  drawer 


\:^r-'" 


II       V     /S     II  I 


adapted  to  selicfively  close  the  top  or  forward  end  of 
the  drawer  aci'r>rdingly  as  it  is  adjustably  positione<l  and 
means  in  connection  with  the  curtain  and  the  cabinet 
ada[ited  to  en;;age  the  curtain  and  cause  the  curtain  to 
be  moved  into  position  to  close  the  top  of  the  drawer  and 
open  the  forward  end  there<tf  when  the  drawer  is  shoved 
into  the  chamlx  r 


l,4t;',t.:!r,()         CI.AMC     AM'     i.KIl'     iin  (  K         .lAMli.s     K 
<'t  i.i.KN.    New    York,    N.    Y  ,    as.signor    to    .\iles  Ilement- 
Fon<l  Company.   New    York.  N.  Y'  ,  a  Corporation  of  New 
Jersey,      ni.'d  July    2;{.    1920       Serial    No.    ;{9>',4T;<       ,"^0 
Claims.      (CI.  7"-   4. » 


1.  In  a  metal  working  machine,  tbe  combination  of  n 
work  holder,  a  plujality  of  radially  movable  centering: 
jaws  on  thi-  holder,  a  plurality  of  clamping  jaws  on  th^ 
holder  movable  in  the  same  general  direction  for  clamping 
the  work  that  the  entering  jaws  move  in  centering  the 
work,  the  centering  jaws  In-ing  adapted  to  first  engag- 
the  work  to  center  the  same  and  the  clamping  jaws  beln^' 
adapted  to  be  operated  thereafter  to  grip  the  work  adja- 
cent the  CI  nterlng  jaws  to  drive  the  .same,  and  power 
operated  means  for  operating  the  centering  and  clamping 
Jaws. 


1,469.361.        LINE-CASTING     MACHINE.       Thoijas     F 
DnrF,    Spokane,    Wash.,    assignor   of  one-third    to    Max 
Tonn,    Spokane,    Wash.      Filed    July    22,    1922.      Serial 
No.  576.803.     7  Claims.      (01.  199 — 47.) 
1.   In    a    linotype    m.Tchine.    the   combination    with    the 

vertical  starting  lever  and  mold  slide  lever  and  the  wheel 


on  the  latter,  of  an  arm  carried   by  the  vertical  starting 
lever,   and  a   wheel  on   said    arm   adapt"  d   to   engage    said 


pawl    while    the    latter    Is    d.'i)r.s 
starling;    levi  r  against   operation 


to    bold    the    vertical 


1,409, .302         I'UO.KSS      FOH      Till:      1  i:i:.\TMKNT      op 
WOOD   M.\TFKIAL   AND   THF    PRODUCT   THEREOF. 

Vii.i-KHAi>      Hemuk       F<>Hs.'<\i.\N .      C.iln;:i!e.       liernianv 
Continuation    of    aitplication    Serial    No,    .".9.";.049,    tiled 
Oct.    10.    1922.      This    npplicat  i.m    fil.Hl    Mar     .".l,    1'.*.','^. 
Serial    No,    t;29.1T:;.      11    Claims,       ,C!,    20— o,.% 
1.   The    process    of    treating    a    thin    la\er    of    wi.,..]    ni.'i- 
terial    comprising    the    washing    out    of    hygroscopic    and 
ferment    substances    from     a     sutist,-!i)ii.-il     nnniber    of     its 
cells    and     the    subjection    of    Mich     rells     to    a     solution 
adapted     to     nentraliz.-     tti.'      !  \  t:T«>--t>;'i.       ;iMi      frniitiit 
qualities    of    tbe    remainiri;,'    siiSst.-i  n.  ■■>    \u    vai<i    .e'.N, 


1,469,;!B.'?.  FLOSS  RIN(;  Ii.ma  <;  Langi.ev  an<(  Wil- 
liam S,  I.\v<;i,fv,  Yonni;.sf.iwii.  Ohio  Filed  M;ir  10, 
1922,      .'Jerial    No    ,''.42,»'.;!9       I    ri:,!,n  '  "l     ■J42— 139.) 


:'-zTTrrzjj:  ^^-zrr^  rrj:  rr. 


In  n  device  of  the  class  described,  tlo  ■  m'  inatlon 
of  a  eir<nlar  basket  or  tr:)y  with  floss  or  thnad  holder 
comprising  a  lower  circular  rint:,  an  upper  circular  ring, 
a  plurality  of  spindles  some  of  which  ar.'  ixunded 
and  provided  with  threaded  screws  on  their  upper 
ends,  said  spindles  formed  of  a  convenient  siz<'  fur  the 
reception  of  spools  and  spac<yi  apart  Mnd  fiirtlier  used 
to  keep  the  upper  and  low.  f-  rinc-  spaceil  njiart.  ^uh- 
stnntially    as     described    for     the     purpose    set     f..trt!i. 


1  .  4  6  9  .  S  6  4  .  JET-OPERATEK  AIR  COMPRE.^.si  .R. 
<;e.'H(;i:  MoKkkahan.  Pittsbur;jh.  Pa,  Fil.'d  .  li  ;  «>. 
1921.      Serial    No.    .'iOG.407.      P.   Claims        i  n     l':;o      \?,  i 


•^.  In  a  jet  operated  air  compressor,  tubular  air  cham- 
bers disposed  helically  around  a  central  shaft  on  which 
they  are  revolved  by  Impact  of  the  jet  upon  the  helical 
chamber  walls  :  one  or  more  jet  nozzles  wbiih  discharge 
Into  an  end  of  the  revolving  nir  chambers,  the  trans- 
verse outline  and  area  of  said  nozzles  conforming  re- 
spectively to  the  like  outline  and  area  of  the  said  tubu- 
lar air  chambers,  each  to  each  :  and  the  opposite  end 
of  the  chamber  wheel  convergine  to  a  sincle  compres- 
sion  tube  which   connects   to  a  discharge   pipe. 


112 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBn2,1928 


1.469.365  PUMP.  Clahixck  W.  N'ErPMT,  Baffalo, 
N.  y.  Filed  Dec.  8,  1921.  Serial  N«.  520,950.  1 
Claim        <C1.     lO.'i— 103.) 


A  pumf 
vided   at 
arranged 
tlonary 
stationa 
outlet    at 
heatl,    tu 
integrallj 
a    shaft 
in  said 
pellpr,    a 
the   othei 
end    inlet 
ally    and 
the    out 
sAld    b 
<haft    bei 
ablf  hea(. 
bracket 


1.4t}9,36tl 
Palm 


EK 


wheel,  tpaced  fulcrum  means  carried  by  said  member 
adapted  to  bite  the  opposite  lateral  margiDS  of  the  rail, 
means  for  indfilnj;  and  boldinR  the  fulcrum  means  for 
preventing  thf  8ki<ldlnK  of  the  pinch  bar  awaj  from 
the  car  wheel  while  the  pinching  force  is  being  applied, 
and  means  for  adjustlnif  the  fulcrum  means  independ- 
ently of  each  other. 


omprlslne  a  cylindrical  Impeller  chamber  pro 

one   end    with   a   fixed    head,    a    tubular   bracket 

on    said    flied    head   and    having    an    inner    sta 

l^earlng    next   to   said    flied    head    and    an    outer 

bearing   remote  from  said  fixed   head,   and   an 

the   side   of    the    chamber,    said    chamber,    flxed 

ular   bracket,    bearings   and   outlet   beine   formed 

,    a    rotary    impeller    arranged    in    saiil    chamber. 

extending    through    said    bracket    and    joumaled 

tlonary  bearings  and  connected  with  said   Im- 

d   a    separate    head   detachably    connected    with 

end  of  said   chamber   and   having   an   angnlar 

which  extends   from   said   separate   head   later 

then    lengthwise    of    the    chamber    and    along 

side    thereof   in    the    same    direction    in    which 

extends    from    said    stationary    head,    said 

Qg  wholly  out  of  engagement  with  said  detach- 

and   supported   solely   by   said   bearlnes   on    the 


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AUTOMOBILE 

Cleveland,  Ohio. 
,104.      5    Claims. 


CRADLE 
Filed  Apr. 

(CI.    21t- 


i-'HF.[>CKI<   K        H 

22.  1922.     Serial 
-1.) 


1  Th4  (.(imblnation  with  a  rocking  cradle  in  which 
a  vehicli'  may  be  supported,  of  means  to  vary  the  cen- 
ter of  gravity  of  the  cradle  when  the  vehicle  Is  mounted 
therein.  I  comprising  a  box  In  the  bottom  of  the  cradle, 
in    whl'i    weights    may    be    placed. 


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PINTH    B.VR.      Wii.HAM    E.    Smilit,   Cazeno 
Howard  D.   Oa  Nrvo,  ^racuse,   N.   Y.  ;   said 
ns  assignor  to  said  Smiley      Filed  July  24,  1922. 
No.    577.234.      7    Claims.       (CI.    254— 38  ) 


and 


1.4.;..  Uis  DRILL  LUBRICATING  PUMP.  JoH.v  J. 
Tha.  HER,  WctherKfifld.  Conn,  assignor  to  Pratt  Jt 
Whitney  Company.  New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of 
New  .Iprsov.  Filed  May  5,  1921.  Serial  No.  467,057. 
9  Claims       (CI.  77—18.) 


1.  In  a  machine  tool,  the  combination  of  a  tool  sup- 
port, in>'iitis  for  supporting  a  piece  of  work,  means  for 
causing  relative  rotation  between  the  tool  and  work, 
means  for  causlnn  a  relative  feeding  movement  be- 
tween the  twil  find  work,  a  lubricating  pump,  an  oil 
conduit  leading  from  the  pomp  to  the  tool,  and  pnmp 
operating  means  ctontrolled  by  the  relative  feeding 
movement  between  the  tool  and  work  whereby  upon 
relative  approaching  movement  between  the  tool  and 
work  the  pamp  will  be  operated  to  discharge  a  quan- 
tity   of   oil    therefrom    through    the    condnlt    to    tb«   tool. 


l,4«9.36d.  SHREDDING  MACHINE.  Hi.vaT  TausT, 
Park  Ridge,  N.  J.,  and  Fba.vk  M.  Ashlbv,  Brooklyn, 
N  Y.  :  said  Ashley  assignor  to  .losephine  Truat.  Park 
Kidgp  N  J.  ;  .Josephine  Trust  administratrix  of  said 
Tlenry  Trust,  deceased  Filed  Dec.  16,  1919.  Serial 
No     345,343.       3    Claims.       (CI.    146 — 9.) 


1.  A  disk  cutter  comprising  a  thin  sheet  of  metal 
adapte<]  to  be  carried  on  a  rotating  spindle  and  having 
corrugations  extending  radially  relative  to  Its  centre 
and  cutting  blades  formed  In  the  upper  surface  of  said 
corrugations   and    integral    with    said    disk. 


1.   A    pinch    bar    for    moving    cars.    Including    a    manu 
ally    op  Table    pinching    lever    and    an    angular    auxiliary 
plnchinu    member,    the    said    parts    being    plTOtally    con- 
nected,    said    lever    and    said    member    each     having    a 
plnchlni;    nose    adapted    to    engage    the    tread    of    a    car 


1,469,.'?70.  MIXINi;  AND  BEATING  MACHINE.  Henby 
Tkcst,  Park  Ridge,  N.  J.,  and  Fkaxk  M.  Ashlbt, 
Brooklyn.  N.  Y.  ;  said  Ashley  assignor  to  Josephine 
Trust,  Park  Ridge,  N.  J  ;  Josephine  Trust  administra- 
trix of  said  Henry  Trust,  deceased.  Filed  Dec.  31. 
1919.  Serial  No.  348.618.  10  Claims.  (CL  25© — 71.) 
1.  .\  mixing  machine  comprising  an  air  ti«ht  recep- 
tacle, a  cylinder  supported  In  said  receptacle,  a  plate 
having    perf orations    therein    supported     by    said    cyHn- 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


113 


der    and    a    piston    adapted    to    be    reciprocated    In    said 
cylinder    to   alternately    draw    the    ingredients    into   and 


force  out  of  said  cylinder  through  the  perforations  in 
said  plate  by  means  of  the  difference  in  the  fiuld  pressure 
In  said  cylinder  and  receptacle. 


1,469.371.  SINK  PAN.  Ida  C.  Abrams.  New  Haven, 
Conn.  Filed  An;:  I."*.  1921.  Serial  No.  492,379.  1 
Claim.      (CI.  141—11.) 


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.V  sink  pan,  having  a  bottom  perforated  except  adja- 
cent to  the  sides  thereof,  supports  for  the  pan  to  ele- 
vate the  bottom,  permit  drainage  thereunder  and  not 
Injure  the  surface  in  contact  therewith,  comprising  a 
strip  of  material  for  each  side  of  the  pan  that  is  sub- 
stantially the  same  length  as  the  side  of  the  pan  with 
which  It  Is  connected,  but  does  not  contact  with  an  ad- 
jacent strip,  said  strips  having  two  sides  that  are  at 
substantially  a  right  angle  to  each  other,  one  of  which 
Is  In  contact  with  the  underside  of  the  said  bottom, 
and  a  third  side  which  curves  downwardly  from  the 
bottom  of  the  pan  and  outwardly  where  It  Joins  one  of 
said  sides  to  form  a  comparatively  narrow  surface  tb 
take  the  weight  of  the  pan. 


1,460.372.      WINDSHIELD    WING.      Nbil    T.    Albright. 

Kokomo,  Ind..  assignor  to  Kokomo  Automotive  Mfg.  Co.. 

Kokomo,    Ind.,    a    Corporation.      Filed    Nov.    15,    1922. 

Serial  No.  601,119.     6  Claims.     (CL  296—84.) 

3.  In  a  wind  shield  wing,  the  combination  of  a  wind 
shield  having  a  supporting  post,  an  internal  screw  threaded 
receiving  socket  on  said  post,  a  supporting  member  for 
said  wing  provided  with  an  internally  threaded  receiving 
socket,  a  double  ended  bolt  having  opp-sltely  directed 
816  O.  Q.—S 


screw  threads  on  the  ends  thereof  adapted  to  simultan- 
eously screw  Into  said  receiving  sockets  for  drawing  said 
member  towards  said  post  and  clamping  it  rigidly  thereon. 


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and  n  nut  for  turning  said  securing  bolt  p'  sitioned  so  as 
to  be  rigidly  clamped  between  the  socket  and  (supporting 
member  when  turned  to  tightener]   position. 


1.4f,9..']73.        MANUFACTURE      OF      WROUGHT     IRON. 
.lAME-S  Aston,  Pittsburgh,  Pa..  .issiKtior  to  A    M,  Bjors 
I  ompany,    Pittsburgh,    Pa.,    a    Corporatinn    of    Pennsyl- 
vania.     F^led   June    8,    1921.    Serial    No.    476,020.      Re- 
newed Nov.  24,  1922.      10  Claims.      (CI.  75-- 197.1 
1.   In  the  manufacture  of  wrought  iruii.  the  steps  con- 
sisting of  pouring  the   molten    product    of   a   stcol-making 
operation    into   molten   slag,   granulating    it    tht-reln,    and 
maintaining  the  temperature  of  the  molten  .slag  Itelow  the 
melting  point   of   the    metal    through    i^iiid    optration. 


l,4r,'.».;!74.       METHOD    OF    MAKIM;    WHOUr.HT    IRON. 
James  Asto.v.  I'itt.sburgh,  Pa.,  iinsigiior  to  A.  M.  Byers 
Company,    Pittsburgh.    Pa.,    a    Corporation    uf    Pennsyi 
vania.      Filed    June    8,    1921.      Serhil    No.    476,022.      3 
Claims.       (Ci.    75—47.1 

1.  In  the  manufacturf'  of  wrought  iron,  the  step  con- 
sisting of  adding  a  protective^  metalloid  other  ban  carlwn 
to  a  molten  steel  product  and  then  inixing  the  same  in 
granulated   form  with   n   slat;  of  puddliiii;  characteristics. 


1.469,375.  PRESSEOMKTAL  FASTENINCJ  BRACKET 
FOR  PIPE-DAMPER  REfJTLATORS.  Joskih  Als- 
FASSER,  Chicago,  111.  Filed  Feb.  2.  1923.  Serial  No. 
616,466,      1    Claim.      (CI.    120—295.) 


In  a  device  of  the  cla«s  described,  a  bracket  formed  of 
sheet  metal  and  bent  Into  substantially  U  shape  and  In- 
verted as  to  position  and  secured  to  a  pipe,  a  damper  rod 
passing   through    registering    openings    In    said    pipe    and 


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114 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBU  2, 1923 


said  bracket,  a  portion  of  said  bracket  between  the  side 
membem  tliereof  being  provided  with  a  shoulder  trans- 
versely thereof  and  disposed  t>eyond  the  openings  therein, 
said  bricket  having  another  opening  in  the  base  of  the  U 
portion]  a  threaded  member  passing  through  said  last 
named  jopenlng  and  adapted  to  engage  said  rod,  and  a 
nut  disposed  between  said  rod  and  the  base  of  said  bracket 
against]  said  shoulder  to  prevent  turning  of  said  nut 
wherebr  said  threaded  member  may  be  actuated  for 
clamping  said  rod  in  selected  position  in  said  bracket. 


1.469.316.  DRIER-CAR-HANDLING  APPARATUS.  Rot 
S.  BisBLOw,  Chicago,  111.,  assignor  to  Goodman  Manu- 
facturing Company,  Chicago,  III.,  a  Corporation  of 
Illin.  is.  Filed  Oct.  15,  1921  Serial  No.  508,000.  5 
riaiii.«.      (CI.   214  —  1.) 


^i 


1  All  apr>aratus  of  the  cla.s.s  described,  comprising  a 
pluraliiy  of  adjacent  tunnels,  material  cars  movable 
througli  said  tunnels,  a  traveling  crane  having  an  over 
head  runway  arrangf^  transversely  of  the  tunnel  en 
trances,  a  locomotive  provided  with  a  resilient  bumper  at 
one  en^  thereof  adapted  to  engage  the  cars  in  said  tunnels, 
anil  d*"  achable  suspension  means  for  engaging  said  cranio 
with  sj  id  locomotive  to  lift   the  latter. 


1.4^>9,.3i7  SAUSAGE  -  STUFFING  MACHINE  David 
BRiG«TBir,L,  Lebanon.  Pa.  Filwl  Feb.  S.  1922.  Sertal 
N  •.     5.34. 07S.      10   Claims.       (CI.    IT— 37  i 


1  I 
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said  w 
of  the 


,1   ><a)i.<age  stuffing  mnchlne.  thf  combination  with 

pres-sure  chamber  including  a  wall  with  an  outlet 

,   of  a  dnjm   having   teeth  and   mounted   to   rotate 

the  chamber  to  apply  pressure  to  the  meat,  and  a 

rotatively  disposed   in   the  path  of  the  teeth  and 

to    mesh    therewith,   said   lunette   being   seated   in 

ill  and  acting  as  an  abutment  against  the  passage 

meat  and  serving  to  direct  the  meat  Into  the  oatlet. 


1,469.378.  POTTERY  FORMING  MACHINE.  MAariN 
BuBGEB,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  assignor  of  one-half  to  Oaetano 
E.  Romano.  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Filed  Feb.  20.  1922.  Se- 
rial  No.    537,944       29   Claims.      (CI.   25 — 24  (. 


1  In  a  niachiiie  for  shaping  plastic  material,  a  sup- 
port, a  i)liiiiKer.  a  former  tool  carried  by  said  plunger, 
means  for  actuating  said  plunger,  and  means  for  guiding 
and  moving  .said  plunger  and  former  tool  laterally  while 
being  a'^ruated  by  said  plunger  actuating  mechanism. 


l,40<t.,'!7:>  SHEET  <;i.ASS  DRAWING       MECHANISM 

ROBEKT  P  C.\i.t,.\Hi>.  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  assignor  to 
The  Libbey  Owpns  She«'t  Glass  Company.  Toledo,  Ohio,  a 
Corporation  of  Ohio,  ni.-d  .July  7,  1919.  Serial  No. 
:'.0H.97U.      14    Claims.       (CI.    49-. 3.  ( 


5.  In  a  machine  for  drawing  sheet  glass,  the  combi 
nation  of  a  receptacle  for  molten  glass  having  an  oblong 
slot  or  opening  in  the  bottom  thereof,  water-cooled  chan- 
nels arranged  on  opposite  sides  of  said  opening  to  regu- 
late the  temperature  of  the  gla«8  flowing  through  said  slot 
or  opening,  width-maintaining  means,  vertically  moving 
sheet-drawing  mechanism  drawing  the  sheet  downward, 
intermittently-operated  scoring  mechanism  for  scoring  the 
drawn  sheet,  and  an  Intermittently-operated  carrier  for 
breaking  the  sheet  along  the  scored  line,  and  a  carriage  to 
which  the  severed  section  is  delivered  by  said  carrier. 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


115 


1,4«9,S80.  DRAWING  CONTINUOUS  SHEET  GLASS. 
ROBUT  p.  Cali^ro,  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  aaalgnor  to  The 
Llbbey-Owens  Sheet  Glaaa  Company,  Toledo,  Ohio,  a 
Corporation  of  Ohio.  Original  application  filed  Aug. 
11,  1919,  Serial  No.  316,638.  EMvlded  and  this  appli 
cation  filed  Mar.  3,  1921.  Serial  No.  449,358.  9  Claims. 
(CI.    49—17.) 


4.  In  combination,  means  to  hold  a  supply  of  molten 
glass  from  which  the  glass  sheet  is  formed,  a  pair  of 
opposed  chains  at  each  edge  of  the  sheet  for  gripping  the 
sheet  and  continuing  in  gripping  engagement  therewith 
during  a  predetermined  length  of  movement  of  the  sheet, 
and  separate  means  carrying  and  guiding  the  movements  of 
the  pairs  of  chains  and  adjustable  to  dispose  the  sheet 
gripping  flights  of  the  chains  parallel  to  the  longitudinal 
centerline  of  the  sheet  or  at  an  angle  thereto. 


1,469,381.  SWITCH.  Nicholas  J.  Conrad,  Chicago, 
111.,  assignor  to  Schweitzer  &  Conrad.  Chicago.  111.,  a 
Corporation  of  Illinois.  Filed  Feb  24,  1920.  Serial 
No.  360,809.     8  Claims.      (CI.   200  —  150.) 


-EL 


2.  A  device  of  the  character  de8crll>ed  comprising  a 
normally  closed  container  having  arc  Interrupting  fluid 
therein,  a  vent  tube  extending  Into  said  container  having 
an  open  end  submerged  In  said  fluid,  providing  the  only 
means  of  communication  t>etween  the  Interior  of  said  con- 
tainer and  tube,  and  a  pair  of  co-operating  switch  con- 
tacts, one  of  said  switch  contacts  being  mounted  on  said 
tube  at  the  submerged  open  end  thereof. 


1,469,382.       METHOD     OF     MAKING     SHEBT     GLASS 
Joseph    P.    Chowlky,    Toledo.    Ohio,    assignor    to    The 
Libbey-Owens    Sheet    Glass   Company,    Toledo.    <)hio.    a 
Corporation  of  Ohio.     Filed  June  10.  1919.     Serial   No 
303,069.     5  Claims.      (CI.  49— S3.]   i 


1.  The  method  of  forming  sheet  glass  consisting  in 
drawing  a  mass  of  glass  from  a  molten  source,  passing  the 
mass  laterally  while  in  a  highly  heated  plastic  condition 
over  a  bending  member  and  extending  it  lengthwise  to 
form  a  sheet  before  It  cools  sufflrlentiy  to  lose  Itc  plas 
tlcity. 


1,469,383.  METHOD  OF  AND  APPARATT 
DUCING  CONTINUOUS  SHEET  GLASS 
Crowley,  ToIe<lo,  Ohio,  assignor  to  The 
Sheet  Glass  Company,  Tol>  do.  Ohio,  a  C 
Ohio.  Filed  June  20.  1921.  Serial  No. 
Claims.      (CI.  49 — 17.  i 


"S  FOK   pro- 
Joseph    I' 
Llbbey-0«'eu3* 
orporation   of 

478,789.      12 


12,  In  a  sheet  glass  producinc  apparatu.'i,  n  suurc.  of 
molten  glass,  a  graphite-clay  hopper  into  which  the  glns^ 
flows  from  the  source,  there  being  a  slot  in  the  bottom  of 
the  hopper  through  which  the  glass  flows  in  sheet  forn.. 
a  graphite-clay  slab  below  the  hopper,  liflvlBg  a  concjiv*' 
outer  surface  for  deflecting  the  sheet  into  a  horizontal 
plane,  and  drawing  and  flattening  mechanism  for  mrry 
ing  away  the  sheet. 


1,469,384.      BATTERY   POULTRY   COOP.      James  Byron 
Danlkt,  St.   Johns,  Mich.      Filed  Nov.    1.   1922.      Serial 
No.  598.257.     6  Claims.      (CI.   119—17.) 
1.   A  battery  poultry  crate  including  a   frame  compris- 
ing side   frame   members   having   vertical   end   posts,   and 
end  frame  members  having  vertical   end   slats  and   trans- 
verse borisontal   spaced   bars   secured    between   the  slats, 
said  end  frame  members  being  secured  between   the   side 
frame  members  with  said   slats  secured   to   the  sides  of 
said   posts,   and    said    transverse   bars    of   the    end   frame 
members  being  secured  at  their  ends  to  said  slats  by  means 


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OOTOBKB  2,  Ids 


Uirougb   tb«  slats   Into  Ui«  enda  of  tike  ban, 
floors  extending  horizontally  across  the  frame 


an4  withl^ 
b«rs,   and 
said   bars 


Kansaa 
M0.4i»a. 


tbe  same  adjacent  said  ban  of  tiic  end  mea- 
trajs   beneath  the  several   floors   sopported   br 


TYPE     CABINET.       Maevix     G.     PusMfMO, 
Citr.  K&Bs.     Piled  May  12,  1922.     Serial  No. 
6  Claims.      (CI.    276 — 44.) 


1  In  ;i|  type  '-abiuft,  a  case  havlntf  a  compartment 
opfn  at  irs  upper  end  and  prov1de«l  in  its  front  wall  with 
a  Tertieal  slot,  and  type  holders  adapted  to  be  removably 
atted  on<i  above  the  other  In  said  compartment  and 
aec«"a»ible   through    said    slot,   substantially   as   set   forth. 


1.4«9,38<3      RIBBON  SP<X)L  FOR  TYPEWRITERS.    Otto 
A.    HoKJiNBOX,   Woodstock,    111.,   aiwljrnor  to   Woodstock 

Typewr  TfT  Company.  Wood.^tm  k.  Ill  ,  a  i  orporatlon  of 
Illinoi.'*.  Filed  .\pr.  5,  1920.  Serial  No.  371.216.  0 
Claim*        iri     242 — 70) 


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end    fla 
material 
said  end 
one  side 
tially 
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center  to 
to  engage 


memOe 


Iton  spool   for  typewriters  comprising  a  pair  of 

of  aheet    material,    a    core   member   of   sheet 

)ent   into   cylindrical   formation   and   secured  to 

langes,  said  core  member  having  an  opening  at 

thereof,  one  of  said  flanges  having  a  portion  par- 

:herefrom    adjacent    the    opening   In    said 

r,   said  partially   severed  portion   being   bent 

and  curved  about   the  axis  of  said  spool  as  a 

form  a  bearing  member  for  said  spool  arranged 

a  ribbon  spool  shaft. 


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1,469,387.  W1ND8UIELD-WING  CONSTRUCTION- 
BcsTT  J.  Hubbard,  Kokomo,  Ind.,  assignor  to  A«to- 
motlve  Accessories,  Inc.,  Kokomo,  Ind.  Filed  Jak.  27, 
1922.     Serial  No.   532.134.     3  Claiina.      (CI.  296— »4.) 


^ 


1  In  a  wind  shield  wing  conRtruction,  the  combination 
of  a  hinge  rod  member,  a  wing  support  mounted  on  said 
rod.  a  rod  support lni{  member  embracing  said  rod,  and 
a  bowed  !q)rini;  positioned  l)etween  said  rod  supporting 
member  ^nd  rod  and  extending  longitudinally  thereof  for 
friction,  lly  enKatfini?  tbe  same  for  resisting  relative 
movem- nt  betwen  Raid  rod  and  memt)er. 


1,469.388.  LOCKING  DI-rVICE  FOR  LOOBB-LRAr 
FILES  OR  BINDERS  Chari.m  F.  McBsb,  Athena, 
Ohio,  assignor  to  The  McBee  Binder  Company,  Atbcna, 
Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio  Filed  Aug.  4,  1920. 
Serial  No    4ni  171       1   Claim       (CI.  129 — 25.) 


.V  loose  leiif  binder  otnprixinu  the  combination  with 
an  iipji'T  :init  bi\v>T  rover,  I  be  lower  rviver  having  ver- 
tical, fleilt.le  rol^^  ndjaoent  its  ends  In  spaced  relation, 
a'laptei!  to  rei>Mvt>  tbe  sheets  to  be  filed,  a  metal  bar, 
I  ~iha!"il  in  cro.s»-st  ction,  there  l)eing  perforations  In  said 
bar  ;iil:i[)ted  to  receive  the  flexible  rods,  a  metal  strip 
securt-.l  to  the  inside  of  tbe  upper  cover  provided  with 
bintritiidinal  iiittirned  flanires  and  outwardly  extending 
tianij's  rit  each  end,  said  strip  tveing  adapted  to  slide  over 
the   -sides  of  the  I-b.-ir  and   rodn 


1.469..1S9  KI.OW  CONTKOLI.ING  MEANS  FOR  STEAM 
BOII.P:rS  THn.M.^8  fl  MrORAW,  Jr.,  Oakmont.  Pa. 
Fll.d  .Ian.  16.  1920.  Serial  No.  351390.  2  CUima. 
(  C!      rJT — 40fi.  t 


1.  In  combination  In  a  water  tube  boiler,  steam  and 
water  drums,  water  tubes  connecting  said  dnxma,  mad 
a  flow  restricting  device  for  certain  of  said  tubes,  each 
device  consisting  of  a  cap  located  in  the  dram  and  flttad 
over  the  end  of  a  tube  and  having  an  aperture  foil— d 
therein  of  less  diameter  than  the  passages  throoch  the 
tube  and  Integrally  formed  fingers  forced  Into 
ment  with  the  end  of  the  tube. 


OCTOBBB  2, 1928 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


117 


1.469,S90.  LOCKING  RECEPTACLE  Faro  J.  Miller. 
Bdleme,  Pa.  Piled  Jnne  9,  1922.  Serial  No.  566,980. 
4  CUlms.      (CI.  232—41.) 


1.  A  receptacle  comprising  a  body  portion  provided 
with  a  hinged  lid,  a  key  op<<rated  locking  member  carried 
by  the  body  portion,  a  spring  controlled  and  pivoted 
latching  member  carried  by  tbe  lid  and  engaging  with 
the  locking  meml)er  for  naalntainlng  the  lid  closed,  a 
resilient  member  supported  from  the  lid  and  opposing 
the  latching  member,  and  a  shif table  plunger  carried  by 
the  resilient  member  and  actuated  by  an  object  within 
the  body  portion  for  swinging  tbe  latching  member  to 
the  locking  member. 


1,400,891.  POWER  CHAIN.  Fbank  U  Moass,  Ithaca, 
N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Morse  Chain  Company,  a  Corporation 
of  New  York.  Filed  May  16,  1922.  Serial  No.  561,298. 
6  Claims.      (CI.  74— ,-^2  ) 


1.  In  a  rocker-Joint  chain,  a  two-part  pintle  comprising 
a  seat  pin  having  a  flat  bearing  face  and  a  projecting  rib 
formed  with  a  curved  bearing  surface,  and  a  rocker  pin 
liaving  a  rounded  surface  for  rolling  upon  the  flat  face  of 
the  seat  pin  and  a  depression  for  engaging  said  projecting 
rib  when  the  chain  is  pulled  straight. 


1,409,992.  OXYACETYLENE  TORCH.  Fkancis  John 
Napolitan,  Springfield,  Mass.,  assignor,  by  mesne  as- 
signments, to  Air  Reduction  Company,  Incorporated. 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
Apr.  20,  1920.  Serial  No.  375,194.  11  Claims.  (CI. 
168—27.4.) 


tact  with  the  part  of  the  torch  containing  the  supply 
conduits,  separate  inlets  In  said  rear  portion  for  the 
two  gases,  separate  longitudinal  passages  extending 
forward  In  the  tip  from  the  respective  inlets,  an  en 
larged  chamber  with  which  the  forward  end."  of  said 
paaaages  communicate,  means  in  said  chamber  for  baffling 
the    gases,    and   a    relatively    reetricted    flame    exit 


1,469,393.       RESILIENT    WHEEL.      MArmcE    0  Co>f.vOK, 
Alameda,    Calif.       Filed     Mar.     20.     192:^        Serial     No 
627,642.      5    Claims.       <C1.    162—31.) 


1.  An    interchangeable    tip    for   oxyacetylene    and   like 
torches   having   a    rear   portion    formed    for   sealing   con- 


1,  A  resilient  wheel  comprising  a  hub,  a  plurality  of 
rigid  spokes  extending  from  the  bub,  a  rim  comprising 
a  plurality  of  flexibly  connected  £e<'tioDs  mounted  one 
at  the  end  of  each  spoke,  and  connections  between 
said  sections  permitting  independent  deflection  thereof 
but  rigidly  maintaining  them  in  lateral  niignnient  and 
resisting    lateral    thrust   on    the    rim. 


1,469,394.  PILOT-BIRNER  iXtNTHOL  Fred  W  I'ow- 
■u,  Chicago,  III.,  assignor  to  Tbe  Powers  Retrnlator 
Company,  Chicago,  111.,  a  Corporation  of  Illinois. 
Filed  Mar.  6,  1922.  Serial  No.  541,606.  4  Claims. 
(CL  158—115.) 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  class  described  the  coml)lna- 
tlon  of  a  fuel  burner,  a  pilot  burner,  a  conduit  for 
delivering  gas  to  the  pilot  burner,  a  conduit  for  deliver- 
ing fuel  to  the  fuel  burner,  a  conduit  for  delivering 
air  under  pressure  to  the  fuel  burner,  a  valve  In  said 
gas  conduit  for  limiting  the  supply  to  the  pilot  burner, 
means  providing  a  by-pass  for  maintaining  a  constant 
reduced  supply  of  gas  to  the  pilot,  and  means  operable 
by   said  air  under  pressure   for  moving   said  valve. 


1.469,395.  JIG  FOR  MARKING  AND  DRILLING  FEND- 
ERS. JosKPH  o.  Richard,  Detroit.  Mich.,  assignor 
to  Hayes  Manufacturing  Company,  Detroit,  Mich.,  a 
Corporation  of  Michigan.  Filed  Mar.  25,  1922.  Serial 
No.  548,914.  7  Claims.  (CI.  77—62.) 
1.  A  Jig  for  the  purpose    speclfled.    comprising   a    male 

member   adapted    to   support    a    stamping,    and    a    female 


118 


DQfmb^r,  laeans  for  gnidtng  the  same  In  vertical  recipro- 
cation with  respect  to  the  male  member,  the  female 
member  arraniefd   to  descend  on   said   male  member,  and 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1928 


sail!     ffm.n 
as     I     ma 
stamping 


rs 


1  4'--<>,:^9« 

H'19, 


1.    A    c 

a  light  o 
character 
narrow 
portion  0 
of    the    0 


1.469,397 

K  1  F.  I ,  i ' 

assign  01 
Ind  .    a 

.-r,7,.-?.3n 


e  member  bavini:  a  periphery 
Ing  pattern  hy  whii-h  the  line 
is    placed    upon    the    fender. 


which     acts 
to    Trim    tht' 


SIGN.       .John-    M      S^h  i  lli  no.    rhlcasjn,     11!., 

to   F"rfd    I'arker.    (.'hicat'O.    111.      Filed    I'e<-     1.1, 

erial   No.   344,683.      7  Claims.      (CI.    40—140.) 


/•*■ 


:/* 


racter  for  a  sign,  comprising  a  plate  havinj: 
)«ning  therethrough  in  the  form  of  a  closed 
having    an    outer    outline    and    a    renter,    and    a 

pportlne  portion  pstending  from  the  body 
said  plate  to  said  center  forming  a  part 
tline    of    the    character. 


ha 


8' J 


TRU<TC  CASTER  WHEEL.  Emu.  a  .Smith- 
iid  Wni.iAM  11.  VoF.LTiN'i,  Evan.*vil!.',  Ind.. 
3  to  Faultless  Caster  Company,  Kvansville. 
t'orporation.  Filed  Feb.  17.  19::-'.  Serial  No. 
2    Claims.      n  1.    301 — 63.) 


1.  In  al  wheel,  the  romliination  of  a  pair  of  plains 
having  rim  forming  flanges  and  central  openings 
adapted  to  register,  groove  forming  ftanges  concentric 
with  the  openings,  a  spacing  sleeve  having  Its  edges 
seatnlile  n  said  grooves,  a  second  sleeve  concentric 
within  th(i  flrrt  sleeve  with  Its  edges  securing  the  plates 
and  spacing  sleeve  together  at  the  huh  portion,  and 
an  annuliir  member  associated  with  the  rim  forming 
flanges  to  form  a  smooth   wheel   rim. 


1,469,398.  AUTOMATIC  CAN -OPENING  MACHINE. 
Waoi  L.  Stkxbt,  Chicago,  III.,  aaaigBor  to  The  T.  A. 
Snider  Preserve  Company.  Chicago,  111.,  a  Corporation 
of  Illinois.  Fnied  Apr.  10,  1922.  Serial  No.  550.989. 
10  Claims.     (CI.  30—3.) 

3«  **  fo  ■ 


1.  A  can  opening  machine  comprising,  a  table,  a  can 
deheading  knife  t)lade  parallel  with  said  table  and  sta- 
tionarlly  supported  therealK)ve,  saltl  blade  being  unob- 
structed from  front  to  back,  and  can  propelling  mecha- 
nism for  moving  filled  cans  along  said  table  and  past 
said  knife  blade,  the  latter  being  placed  in  position  to 
bf   encountere<l    by    the    upper    ends    of   the    cans. 


1.469.399.  GAS  PRODUCER  Francis  H.  Treat, 
Cleveland,  Ohio,  assignor  to  Duff  Patents  Company, 
Incorporated.  I'lttsl>urirh.  I'a  .  a  Corporation  of  Penn- 
sylvania. Filed  May  -'.",  19-JO.  Serial  No.  384,053. 
21   1  laims,      iCl     4*^-   69  . 


17  In  a  gas  proiluctT,  a  stationary  ash  pan,  a  trough 
surn  iiiidiiik,'  said  asli  [)ati,  and  means  for  elevating 
ashi  8  over  t!i«»  [teriphfrnl  edge  of  said  ash  pan  and  de- 
llvtrii  g  the  same  to  said  trough,  substantially  as  de- 
scribed. 


1.4>  !«.4<"i  TIHKt  T  CURRENT-  RELAY  COMPENSAT- 
ING (  III..  AiiTnra  R.  Whitehurn,  Downers  (Jrove, 
111         Filr,|     Mill       .-,.     1921         Serial     No.     449.7!.'..       5 

-      Chii:!i-         ■  I   1       IT.'.      :VJti  I 


2.  \  relay,  including  a  raacnet  and  ."n  arm.iture,  a 
plurality  of  circuits  controllable  by  posltlcn  of  said 
armature,    one    cinuit    adaptwl    to    be    closed    when    said 


October  2, 1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


119 


magnet  Is  energiied  and  another  circuit  adapted  to  be 
closed  when  said  magnet  is  de-energized,  a  second  mag- 
net established  to  influence  said  armature  and  included 
in  the  circuit  closed  by  said  armature  when  said  first 
magnet  is  de-energized,  said  latter  circuit  including  a 
>eparate   source   of   energy    from    the   first    magnet. 


1.469,401.  AUTOMOBILE  STEERING-GEAR  LOCK. 
Leon  E.  Willdtt.  Detroit,  Mich.  Failed  Oct.  8,  1921. 
Serial    No.    506,249.      5   Claims.      (CI.    70— 90  ) 


4  .\  lurking  mechanism  for  a  steering  shaft,  com- 
prising an  anchor  plate  composed  of  separable  parts 
normally  c-onnected  together  and  adapted  to  be  fixed 
adjacent  said  shaft,  a  lock  casing  hingedly  mounte<l 
i>etween  the  parts  of  said  anchor  plate  and  embracing 
said  shaft,  said  anchor  plate  parts  precluding  nmoval 
of  said  look  casing  until  the  anchor  plate  parts  are 
separated,  and  locking  means  in  said  casing  adapted 
to    eng.'ige   and   lock    said    shaft    against    rotation. 


1.469.402.  PLATFORM  SCALE.  Mahu>n  H  WiNSr>OW, 
Torre  Haute,  Ind.  Filed  Mar.  22,  1920.  Serial  No. 
.■•.♦•.7.69,-..     6  Claims.      (CI.  26.') — 71.) 


,.1; 

i- 


^ 


3y 


1.  A  platform  scale  Including  a  platform,  a  pair  of 
transverse  levers  under  eacb  end  of  the  platform,  a  cross 
lever  for  actuating  a  weight-Indicating  mechanism,  a  lon- 
gitudinal lever  for  transmitting  the  elTect  of  the  load 
from  the  transverse  levers  at  each  end  to  said  indicating 
actuating  lever,  and  connections  between  said  levers,  all 
of  said  levers  being  of  the  second  class  of  leverage. 


1.469,403.  JAR-COVER  CRIMPER.  Everett  Bard, 
Water  Valley.  Ky.  Filed  Aug.  31,  1922.  Serial  No. 
585,458.     1  Claim.     (CI.  81—15.) 

In  a  tool  of  the  class  described,  a  shank  having  a  cut 
out  portion  formed  at  one  end  thereof  and  having  a  han- 
dle formed  at  the  opposite  end  thereof,  a  roller  positioned 
within  the  cut  out  portion  for  contacting  with  the  cover 


of  a  fruit  jar,  a  supporting  arm  extending  laterally  from 
the  shank  and  at  right  angles  with  respect  t!ifr>  !",  said 
supporting  arm   liinitiir  a   right    angh'd   rxtr.miiy    .•ul.'ii'f >'d 


to  •'tigat;*'   tilt 

arm   ad.'iptiii 
Inli!    til.'    ti>  ,i 


>\ 'T   iindi'T 

ti.'  L'nppe.l 

!  Ik    cover. 


r.iMon.  and  said  supportiufi^ 
.  ii<   hand  of  the  operator  to 


1.469,41*4       AIULXSIVE  DEVICK       Wits.i.^MC 
lU'lv.'dtT.  .     C:ilif         FiUxl     M;iy     2.".      19L'-'. 
.'.63.702.      14  Claims.      .<'!.   l-'-    -Jin  i 


11     URMANX, 

s.  rial    No. 


1.  .\n  abrasive  devicf  compri.sintr  a  liail  iri;  >  f  ini!n'r\i- 
'iiis  rnati>rial.  .a  layer  of  run)[)acted  stf.-!  wn,.!  v..,'iir'-il  :  •_> 
.•<aid  backing  ami  Ilexibl«>  rtap.<  cxtcndiiip  fr.iii:  i  he  ~iii- s 
of  said  backing. 

10.  An  abrasive  <l<'vice.  Cf.mprising  a  ficxilo-  bn'kin^' 
and  a  la.^e^  of  st.-.  1  wool  permanently  scurid  tbereto, 
sjiid  wTKii  being  combini-d  with  a  fl.-xitile  binder  slowly 
si'lnble  in   water. 


1.469.405.  MAIL-  BAc;  DELINERING  APP.VR.VTIS. 
Otho  Nile  Brain,  .Montgomery,  Llotd  Frank  Nu  hmi  s, 
Handley,  and  Ecmku  Lkk  UMKiiw.r.i.  Li.ndoti.  \\  \  a. 
Filed  July  '.'<.  1922.  Serial  No,  .■■72. ,■97.  .".  '  Ihhus. 
(CL  258-^8.) 


<if 


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17^ 


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1,  A  mail  bag  delivering  apparatus  comprising  a  ver- 
tically disposed  support,  a  rocker  shaft  rotatably  carried 
by  said  Support  and  disposed  horizontally,  bag  engaging 
arms  extending  from  said  shaft  for  swinging  movement 
into  and  out  of  a  bag  delivering  .position  when  the  shaft 
Is  rotated,  a  crank  arm  extending  from  said  shaft,  a 
pull-rod  connected  with  said  crank  arm  and  extending 
downwardly  and  away  from  said  rocker  shaft,  a  push- 
bar  for  extending  longitudinally  r>f  a  track  rail  for  en- 
gagement by  a  traln-carrk'd  abutment,  said  push-bar  hav- 


end 
rail 

8l 


120 


lug  Ita 
to  the 
for  pivot 
bar  for  s 

rail,    niul 

angi»-s  tu 
of  the 
rotatp   th 
to  a  bag 
awav  fr<<r 


1.4f):t.t')  : 


puil 


■hi^ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  2, 1923 


portiona  bent  to  extend  In  diverging  relation 

and  being  then  l>«Dt  downwardly  and  adapte<l 

connection  with  meau8  for  mounting  the  push 

inging   nai>veaient    towards   ;ind   away    from    th  ■ 

I    ;.ush  ri'd    connei'tt^l    with    said    lujsh  bar   anil 

I'lHwanlly  from  thr  same  at   suhjitaiirially  r!;,'at 

hf  jiiish  bar  and  ronnfrtid  with    tli»'  luwer  ond 

rod   f"   impart    iii(jvcmt'nt    tu   th>-   piillrod   and 

ri>ck>T    shaft    to    swini:    thf    bai^-i-arrying    arms 

divpring  position   when   tho  i.'i--h    har  is   iiii.v.'d 

the  tracic  rail. 

\ 


I.ENEK  IJJCK.     Aaris  <Hksi 
V       Fil.'d   Oct.  4,    1»21.      .*^.'ri  li 
<C1-   70 — 128.) 


\. 


r.KYAv.   .'-'yra 
.  505,4?  1       '^ 


6  In  a  leTpr  loclt,  the  combination  of  a  gear  ca.sp,  a 
cover  for  the  gear  cage,  a  gear  shifting  lerer  fulcrumed 
on  the  coter,  key -operated  means  for  locking  the  lever  in 
lt«  neutra  position,  and  means  tncindlng  a  locking  mem 
ber  actual  ed  by  ei  part  of  said  kf>y -operated  means  for 
locking  ths  cover  to  the  gear  ca.se  when  the  shifting  It-vcr 
is  locked. 


1,469.407 
Racine. 
2  Claim^ 


Insert    div 


K.VDI.XTOR  CORE       Rdbert  M.  Chri8T».n8En, 
Wis.      Filed  June  3,   1920.      Serial  No.   380.308. 
(CI.  257  —  130.* 


1.    -V.    radiator    construction    comprising    a    plurality    of 
Core   m.ui  i.rs   providing   siibstanMally   vertically   trendine 
water  pasnajrwaTS,  and  bent   to   form   suh<.rantlally   hori 
lontal.    upwardly    and    rearwardly    Indlnecl    air    passajf- 
ways  exfiding   between   the  water  pa.ssiigeways,   and   an 


sa^'fwavB. 


ding   each    air    passae«^way    and    havint:    nit-aiis 

passing  ther>'throagh  and  deflecting 

gage  the   entire  wall   area   of  the  air   pas- 


for  hr'  akiLg  the  air  p 
th*^   sflmt-    t"  ''ngage   th 


1,46!>,408  .\UToMATIC  TUAI.N  rONTROL  SYSTEM 
LvMAN  K.  DoDtiE  and  Nkii.  I).  I'keston,  Rochester, 
S.  Y.,  (isslgnors  to  Oeueral  Railway  Signal  Company, 
Gates.  >  .  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed  Sfpt. 
7,1916.  Serial  No.  118,817.  oC  Claims.  .CI.  24^) — 1.H2.I 
53.  .\  sjstem  of  train  control  for  railway  vehicles  capa- 
ble of  enfcrcing  predetermined  variable  speed  limits,  each 
when  oncq  established  continuing  during  the  progress  of 


the  Tehlcle  until  changed  and  characterized  by  the 
ment    of   the    maximum    speed    limit    at    selected 


ad  Just- 
control 


points   alortg   the   track    in    conformity   with   intervals   of 
distance  traveled  ly  the  v.>hicle  at  such  control  points. 


1,469,409.  AIRCOOLIN(J  SYSTEM  FOR  INTERNA  I^ 
COMBUSTION  ENGINES  Lrwi.s  B  Uoman,  East 
Syracuse,  N  Y  Filed  Nav.  28,  191>5.  Serial  No. 
133,943.     3  Claims.      tCl.  12;',— 174.) 


1.  'J'he  cumldriatiiHi  .f  an  internal  combustion  engine, 
a  (oolin;,'  >yst>  III  th>Ti  for,  mean.s  for  varying  the  capacity 
of  the  ctioling  system,  a  motor  for  actuating  the  capacity- 
varying  means,  having  a  chamber  connected  with  the  in- 
take of  the  enirint-.  a  port  connecting  thi.s  chamber  with 
the  atmosptiiTf.  aiiil  f  iiermosfatic  means  adapted  to  close 
tht>  port.  th-'Trtiv  r.titrollini:  tlif  d>'gri'e  of  vacuum  In  said 
(■liamb»T. 


1,469.41()'.  RUI.L  OF  K(iI.LIN(;  MILLS  Lko  Dostai., 
Kladno,  Czechoslovakia.  Fil.-d  Feb.  14,  1921.  Serial 
.No,   4t4.!<,'n       _'  ('lai'iis       Ml    -u      ."(K   I      iC.ranfetl  under 

thr   pri'\  i>ii.-ri^   ..f   !!:.-  act    nf   M:T     :'.,    I'.i21,    41    Stat.    L., 
1313.1 


d/ 


1.   In   a    roll    f^r  a  rolling   mill,   the  combination   of  an 
a.Tlal1y  p«'rforated  roll  body,  axially  perforated  roll  necks 

st'par.ite  frcirn  siiiil  IkkIv,  having  extensions  fltt<Hl  Into  the 
•Mid.s  i.f  the  axial  perfnratlon  of  said  body  and  a  ti.'  rod 
•  itendiiig  through  the  axial  iierforntions  of  sjiid  necks 
and    the    axial    perfor.itioii    of    said    body,    whereby    said 

ueclis  are  !ii'ld  tirrnlv   iii  s.aid  l>od\ . 


OCTOBiB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


Ifil 


1,409,411.  RKFLECT08C0PE.  Charlbh  E.  H.  ABM- 
Bat  stku,  Denver,  Colo.  Filed  May  23,  1918.  Serial  No. 
238,181.      2:\   Claims.      (CI.    s,S— 20,) 

6 

ZI3 


1.  In  an  instrument  of  the  character  described,  the 
combination  of  a  mirror,  a  box  having  an  opening  facing 
the  same,  a  lamp  in  the  box,  a  test  type  in  the  box,  and  a 
removable  cover  for  the  opening  of  the  box,  having  a 
slot  for  the  emission  of  light-rays. 


1,4(39,412.     DYNAMIC  PHOROPTOMETER,     Charlis  E. 
II.    Armbrister.,  Dtnver,    Colo.      Filed   May   23,    1918. 

Serial    No     2;it),180.      23    Claim**.       (CI.    88 — 20) 

JO 


1.  In  an  instrument  of  the  character  described,  the  com- 
bination of  a  rectlllnearly  extensible  and  contractlble 
bracket  supported  at  one  of  Its  ends,  a  reel  adjacent  the 
fixed  end  of  the  bracket,  a  test-object  adjacent  the  oppo- 
site end  of  the  same,  a  measuring  tape  wound  on  the  reel 
for  measuring  the  distances  betireen  the  fixed  end  of  the 
bracket  and  the  test-object,  said  tape  extending  partially 
transverse  to  the  line  of  movement  of  the  bracket,  and  a 
pointer  cooperating  with  said  transverse  portion  of  the 
tape. 


1,469,413.  ADJUSTABLE  LINT  AND  BRUSH  BOARD 
RuBKKT  W.  HAt'LBB(X)K.  Maysville.  Ga.  Filed  De<-. 
31,  1921.     Serial  No.  526,311.    3  Claims.     (CI.  19—58.) 

/ 


3.  A  cotton  gin    comprising  a    frame  having  a  flue,   a 
brush    Journaled  for  rotation  In  the  frame  and  located  ad- 


jacent to  the  flue,  .and  a  lint  plate  secunvi  to  the  flue  for 
ad.iusfinent  tawRrd  ami  away  from  the  brus)),  the  lint 
plati'  tirmlnating  in  an  niiMandint'  flnn;;e  dispr.fK^i  he>- 
twiM  II    the,  tij.per  i"'r!hai   I.f   ili,.   f'ue  and    th.-  tiriish 


1  4n',t.414.      rillNTI.V;    ink       Cin-K.,!:   W     lIi.i.r.Ki.s,    S:in 
Franc-isro,     C;ilif.       I'ilfd     Ai;^,     7.     l',<2-        Serial     No. 
oSO. :;(>.■'>       1 2   ci;in:i-       ■  r\     i:;  j      ,■;(;; 
12.    .\    prltitin^-    ink    fonii.ri.sin.;    tin     :'.  ill.  vv  i:ig    i;.j,'redi- 

•iits    in    tfif    proportion*,    st.ated 

I't-r  i-int. 

Fuei  oi! 86  10  9.Sil         ,, 

Kosui Itold  *':'', 

(  onper  uilraie ^  \       f^^^J' 

Calcium  chloride i    '  ^•■' 

Sodium  hydrate i 

Sodium  silicate i 

Linoleate  of  lead 4 

I'lgiucm I!!!  5J8 

l>rur ] e 

Water  sufficient  quantity. 


1.469,415.  rHOT(>(;R.U'HIC  DEVELOl'MENI  i;.\UGE. 
Walter  F.  Hekzbkhg,  Chicago,  111.  Filed  Feb.  li'  1021. 
Serial   No.   44;i,757.      9   Claims         CI,   95—8.) 


1.  A  gauge  for  indicating  the  degree  of  development 
aitain«-d  by  a  photographically  sensitized  medium,  com- 
prising a   series  of  latent    indues  which   become   visible 

<on.s.-<uti\  ely   upon   eoritinued  development 


1,469,416.  WASTELESS  SKEIN.  Uans  V.  llovts.. 
Nagoya,  .Japan.  Filed  May  2<j,  1922.  Serial  No. 
563,986.      7    Claims.       (CI.    40—1.) 


2.  \  skein  of  thread  provided  at  its  terminal  end  with 
a  string  readily  distinguishable  from  the  thread  of  the 
ekeln. 


1.40!t.417.  ARCH  SUPPORT.  Bkuno  .Tks.hivE.  Oak- 
land. Calif.  Filed  Sept,  20.  1020.  Serial  No  411. (r,2. 
2    Claims,       i  CI.    ;]G — 71.) 


2.  .\n  ai-oh  supporter  comprised  of  Ia\irs  of  leather 
curved  on  the  opposite  faces  to  fit  a  foo'  and  shoe,  jind 
having  a  thickened  o'nter  i)ortion  terminating  in  a  con- 
tinuous tai»ered  and  flexibl..  eds;.' '  and  n  plurality  of  rigid 


122 


faxtenliif 
portion  to 
arch  auppfrter 

of  sua 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBCB  2, 1928 


meani    pam«d    throuffh   uld    thickened    center 
hold  the  same  aubttantially   rigid,  the  entire 
being  substantially   resilient  and  capable 
tain  ng  its   shape. 


1,469,418.  APPARATUS  FOR  OPERATING  DIRECT^ 
CURRENT  THREE-MAIN  SUPPLY  CIRCUITS  BY 
means]  of  METAL  VAPOR  RECTIFIERS.  JoHAN.t 
KibleeJ  Baden,  Switzerland,  assignor  to  Aktiengesell- 
schaft  Hrown,  Boveri  k  Cle.,  Baden,  Switzerland.  Filed 
Aug.  311  1921.  Serial  No.  49T.4.32.  2  Claims.  (CI. 
175—363.) 


1.  Apparatus  for  opertting  direct  current  three  wire 
circuits  b»  means  of  metal  vapor  rectifiers  including  a 
transformer  having  a  primary  winding,  a  secondary  wind- 
ing and  ap  auxiliary  secondary  winding  having  half  the 
number  of  tarns  of  the  main  secondary  winding,  a  main 
rectifier,  two  auxiliary  rectifiers  and  the  following  elec- 
trical conpectiona ;  a  negative  main  for  the  three  wire 
circuit  connected  to  the  neutral  point  of  the  main  sec- 
ondary winding,  ■  middle  main  for  the  three  wire  circuit 
connected  to  the  neutral  point  of  the  auxiliary  secondary 
winding  and  to  the  cathode  of  the  second  auxiliary  recti- 
fier, a  poflitlTe  main  for  the  three  wire  circuit  connected 
to  the  catkodefl  of  the  main  rectifier  and  the  first  auxiliary 
rectifier,  connections  from  the  anodes  of  the  main  rectifier 
to  the  enis  of  the  main  secondary  transformer  winding, 
connections  from  the  anodes  of  the  second  auxiliary  recti- 
fier to  tht  end«  of  the  auxiliary  secondary  transformer 
willing  ajnd  connections  from  the  anodes  of  the  first  aux- 
iliary rectifier  to  Intermediate  tapping  points  on  the  main 
secondary!  winding. 


1.469, 419J  PUMP  MECHANISM.  Mihlo.n  E.  Latxe 
and  SAkiLKL  N.  Hall,  Los  Angeles,  CaUf.  ;  said  Hall 
assignor  to  said  Layne.  Filed  Sept.  8,  1920,  Serial  No. 
408,949.       Renewed    Jan.    31,    1923.      14    Claims.       (CI. 

10'3 — 102.) 


1.  The 

runner,  a 
cylinder 


^-^ 


combinatioa  with  a  pump  casing,  an  impeller  or 
nd  a  drive  shaft,  of  a  bearing  in  the  casing,  a 
and     plunger     In     the    casing,     a    spring     for 


causing  relative  movement  between  the  planger  and  its 
cylinder  to  expel  the  contents  of  the  cylinder,  a  com- 
munication for  supplying  the  oil  expelled  to  the  bearing,  an 
oil  line  for  conducting  oil  under  pressure  to  the  cylinder  to 
compress  the  spring  and  charge  the  cylinder,  and  a  check 
valve  in  the  oil  line  to  prevent  a  back  flow  of  oil  there- 
through. 

1,469,420.  METHOD  OF  MANUFACTURING  EXCEL- 
SIOR PADS.  WiLLHu  E.  Lkibino  and  Lebot  C.  Tag- 
o.*BT.  Oakland,  Calif.  Filed  Mar.  29,  1922.  Serial  No. 
547,T,';5       4   (Maims.      (  Cl.    154 — 29.) 


4.  A  method  of  making  sealed  packing  pads,  consisting 
in  coutlnuou.^Iy  feeding  a  strip  of  wrapped  packing  mn- 
tprial  Into  a  machine,  intermittently  stopping  and  severing 
the  end  portion  from  the  strip  to  successively  form  a  series 
of  pad  sections,  providing  a  take-up  for  said  strip  dufluK 
and  adjac«"nt  the  point  of  stopping  thereof  for  holding  and 
Kuiding  the  movement  of  the  strip,  feeding  said  sections 
through  th(>  machine  Id  spaced  relation,  feeding  a  pair  of 
paper  strips  into  said  machine,  gumming  and  severing 
strip  sections  from  said  uaoer  strios.  «ucce«alvely  feeding 
said  strip  sections  into  engagement  with  said  pad  sections, 
folding  said  strip  sections  over  the  open  ends  of  said  pad 
sections  for  sealing  said  ends  to  form  a  closed  sealed  pad 
and  ilelivprliic  said  Sfnlp<l  pads  from  the  machine. 


1,469,421.  VALVE  CASING  CAP.  Fbederick  J.  LeKiz, 
MinneapoliH,  Minn  Filed  Jan.  21,  1920.  Serial  No. 
353, W3.       !■    fUilms        (CI.    251—112.) 


1.  In  a  valve,  a  casing  having  a  conical  shaped  bore 
communicating  with  an  inlet  and  an  outlet,  a  conical 
cop  shaped  valve  mounted  in  the  bore  of  the  casing,  a 
stem  extending  from  the  valve  through  the  casing,  a 
cap  for  the  casing  including  a  flat  disk  having  a  central 
aperture,  an  annular  threaded  flange  extending  at  right 
angles  to  the  cap  for  engagement  with  the  casing,  a 
centrally  located  and  Integrally  extending  conical  shaped 
pintle  provided  upon  said  cap  and  having  a  longitudinal 
bore  extending  parallel  to  said  flange  and  registering 
with  said  opening,  said  stem  extending  through  the 
bore  of  said  pintle,  and  a  conical  shaped  coil  spring 
disposed  about  said  pintle  and  bearing  against  the  valve 
for  holding  It  In  the  bore  of  the  casing,  said  pintle 
providing  a  relatively  long  bearing  for  said  stem  and 
also    providing   a    guide    for    said    spring. 


1,4  «0,  422         CLOTH-TRIMMING     DEVICE.       Oscar 
Llschbk,    New    London,    Conn.      Filed    June    16,    1922. 
Serial    No.   .5t?«,S44       1    Claim.      (Cl.    112—122.) 
.A    trimmer    blade    holder    comprising    a    substantially 
right    angular    body    portion,    said    body    portion    having 
a   vertical   recess  formed   In  one  of  the  side  walls  there- 
of  adjacent    its   forward    end    for   adjustably    receiving   a 
trimmer    blade,    a    right    angularly    disposed    hanger   arm 
being   right   angular   in    cross   section,    the   lower   wall   of 
said    hanger  arm   being   formed    Integral   with   the   upper 


October  2. 1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


123 


face   adjacent    the    rear   end    of    said    body    portion,    one 
face  of  the  vertical  wall  of  said  hanger  arm   having  a 


longitudinally    extending    recess   therein    and    the    vertical 
wall    of    said    hanger    arm    having    a    longitudinally    ex 
tending  slot  therein. 


1,469,423.  YARN  CLEARER  AND  CLEANER  Joirv 
Henry  MARsir,  Swinton,  Manchester,  England  Filed 
Sept.  26,  1922.  Serial  No.  590,640.  6  Claims.  (Cl. 
28 — 66.) 


1.  Apparatus  for  clearing  and  cleaning  yarns,  said 
apparatus  comprising  a  rotary  shaft,  circular  l<nlves 
mounted  upon  the  said  shaft  to  rotate  therewith,  a 
second  rotary  shaft  parallel  to  the  first  and  having 
circular  knives  mounted  thereon  to  rotate  therewith, 
the  periphery  of  any  circular  knife  on  one  shaft  over- 
lapping the  periphery  of  any  circular  knife  on  the  other 
shaft,  with  a  space  for  yarn  to  pass  between  the  over 
lapping  portions  of  the  knives  for  the  clearing  or  clean 
Ing  of  said  yarn,  bearings  for  the  shafts,  and  means 
for  rotating  the  two  shafts  In  opposite  directions  aimul- 
taneoualy. 


1,469,424.  END-THRUST  BALL  BEARING.  Jons  J. 
McQuAiD,  Brooklyn,  and  Nicholas  W.  Samuels.  New 
York,  N.  Y.  Filed  Jan.  18,  1922.  Serial  No.  530,090. 
7  Claims.      (Cl.  64 — 19.) 


1.  In  a  thrust  bearing  structure,  a  support,  a  projec- 
tion carried  thereby,  arranged  for  the  passage  there- 
through of  a  shaft,  a  cage,  said  cage  at  one  end  engag- 
ing said  projection,  and  adjustable  longitudinally  there- 
of, an  antl-frictional  member  within  the  cage,  a  retainer 
therefor,  and  a  spring  also  within  the  cage  acting  at 
one  end  against  said  projection  and  at  the  other  end 
against  said  retainer. 


1,469,425.  GATE  HINGE.  Willis  E.  Mehanna.  Bus 
sey,  Iowa.  Filed  Sept.  27,  1922.  Serial  No.  590,899. 
2  Claims.      (Cl.    16—187.) 

1.  In  a  gate  hinge  and  in  combination  with  a  gate 
and  gate  post,  the  gate  embodying  horisontal  bars,  a 
hinge  plate  secured  to  the  gate  post,  a  bar  pivotally 
engaged    with    the    hinge    plate    and    adapted    to    engage 


a  horizontal  face  of  the  horizontiil  bar  of  the  gate,  said 
bar  being  provided  at  one  side  thereof  with  spaced  up- 
standing lugs  adapted  to  engage  ngainst  a  side  face  of 
the  horizontal  bar  of  the  pate,  ami  at  the  opposite  side 
thereof  with   spaced   ears   havinc   oiit-nings  formed    tlere- 


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in.  bolts  extended  through  Maid  oii'iiii'trs  and  pro\i.l<Ml 
with  nuts  abutting  said  ears,  said  t>olts  having  their 
free  ends  uncinated  and  adnpttd  to  engage  about  the 
opposite  face  of  the  gate  bar  from  that  against  which 
the  attaching  bar  is  engaged. 


1.469,426.  PROCESS  I(»H  RECLAIMING  USED  (»IL. 
James  Rdvs  Mii.i.kr,  I'itt.^bur^rli.  Ta.  Filed  Jan.  7, 
1921.      Serial   No.   4:i.".,»17.".      Z   t  laiiu.-*.      i.Cl.    196 — 2t).j 


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1.  The  herein  described  process  uf  reclaiming  waste 
lubricating  oil  from  gasoline  enpines,  which  consists 
of  heating  the  oil,  injecting  steam  info  the  oil  whereby 
the  particles  of  oil  are  separated  and  the  volatile  mat- 
ter Is  driven  off,  adding  a  soap  solution  to  the  oil  and 
injecting  steam  whereby  the  dirt  and  foreign  matter 
Is  coagulated  maintaining  the  temperature  to  expel 
water,  and  separating  the  solids  from   the  oil. 


1,469,427.  FRUIT-JAR  WRENCH.  Cltpe  R.  Mittan, 
Virginia,  Nebr.  Filed  Feb.  23,  1923.  Serial  No. 
620,816.      5  Claims.      (Cl.   81— 3.1   , 


1.  A  jar  wrench,  comprising  crossed  levers  pivot- 
ally  connected  between  their  ends,  and  article-embrac- 
ing clamping  jaws  having  their  ends  pivotally  connected 


124 


to    tb« 
rearwa 
l«»ver« 
the  Jam 


1.469,428. 
Loci  8 
Serial 


OFFiaAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEK  2, 1923 


eorrwpondlng  ends   of  the  leTcn  and   extending 

rdlr   b*yond    the    pivotal    connection    between    the 

M|d   levers    extending   across    the    apace   between 


EMEHGENCY  BRAKE  Alvis  Nklsox  and 
.  Da  Bois,  Vallejo.  Calif.  Filed  Feb.  1.  1922. 
10.    533,147.      4    Claims.        CI.    188 — i.) 


4.   Th* 

arranged 


combination   with   a  vertically   movable   support 
near    the    wheel   of    an    automobile,    of    a    ihoe 


1,469,4U'9 
Dajtot 
Compa 
Feb.  1 
2S^— 121 


1,469,430       rOTPLER    RELEASE    RIGGTNO.      CHARr.ES 
W     NiCHor-.AS,   Tarpntnm,    Pn  ,    assimior   to    Walter    P. 
Murphy.    Chicago.    Ill       Filed    Dec.    30,    1919       Serial 
No     348.358       r,    naims        (CI     213—164.) 
I 


r>.  In  a  r>lfas.  rigKitik,'  f'T  car  couplers  nu'iudliig  a 
pin  lifting'  U-v.r  of  the  first  order  pivotally  mounted  to 
move  In  a  \t^rtli-al  plane,  and  havlnj;  a  pivot  opviilntf 
internuMli;! '.'  i!s  nd:*,  one  end  of  the  lever  lieln^  re- 
duced in  (lianie»<r  termluatiui;  In  a  return  bend  and 
adapted  to  i>e  «lidablj  tnouiite<l  in  the  eye  of  a  lock 
pin  of  a  coupler,  the  other  end  of  the  lever  beyond  the 
pivot  opening  !>eine  prti\i<le<l  with  a  aubHtaatially  U- 
shaped  eiten.sion  offset  from  one  side  of  the  lever,  and 
an  opera  tiiijs'  lever  of  the  second  order  cooperatively 
mounted  and  functioning  with  aald  pin   lever. 


1,469,431  AUT!1-Ii  I.U.  ARM 
Paris,  France.  l-'lhd  \u^ 
404,084.     5  Claims.      (CI.  3  —  1 


Al-BKRT     EMILE     AknAI, 

17,     lU-'O,        Serial     No. 


carried  tiereby  and  adapted  to  be  moved  beneath  the 
wheel,  a  flexible  element  connected  with  the  shoe,  yield- 
ing mean  I  to  retard  tb«  rearward  movement  of  the  flex- 
ible element  and  positively  hold  it  against  rearward 
movemen  beyond  a  predetermined  point,  and  separate 
yielding  means  connected  with  the  flexible  element  to 
complete  Its  forward  mrvement  and  raise  the  shoe 
to  the  uppermost  position. 


MOLDING     PRESS.       John     E      Necmaibb, 

Ohio,    assignor    to   The    Lignite    Pressed    Coal 

y.    Dayton,  Ohio,   a   Corporation   of   Ohio.     Filed 

192J.      Serial  No.   533,439.      l'^   Claims.      (CI. 


1.  In  an  artificial  arm.  a  member  attachable  to  a  stump, 
a  cup  shaped  memder  carried  by  the  first  meutluned  mem- 
ber, a  hooli;  provided  with  a  polygimal  extremity  adapted 
for  Insertion  In  the  cup  shaped  member,  and  meau^i  co- 
acting  with  the  polyk;onal  extremity  of  the  hook  to  main- 
tain the  latter  in  variou.s  angular  positions  with  respect 
to  the  cup  shaped  member. 


l,46t»,43LV       IKNiTL     .'^ITARPEVEK.       IIan.s 
Berne,    Switzerland.      I'lled   .July    14,    I'.t-M. 

484,75!5.     2  riairtis.     (CI.    lJi> — ^t>.) 


Bkr.nhahd. 
Serial  No. 


1.  In  1  molding  press,  presser  means  and  a  die  with- 
in whlck  the  material  Is  compressed,  a  hopper  for  the 
material,  a  roUry  head  having  a  pocket  thereli  later- 
mlttentlj  brought  Into  communication  with  the  hopper 
by  the  r>tatlon  of  the  head,  a  movable  end  wall  for  said 
pocket,  I  screw  threaded  stem  extending  axlally  with 
■aid  head  and  opera tlvely  connected  with  said  adjoit- 
able  end  wall  for  adjnstlng  the  same  to  vary  the  ca- 
pacity ol   the  measuring  head. 


1.  In  a  pencil  sharpener  opornted  by  hand  with  a  re- 
ciprocating movement  and  in  comhination,  an  upright 
blade  with  a  row  of  parallel  obll(iue  grooves  or  rather  In- 
dentations presenting  on  both  sides  sharp  cutting  edges, 
a  channel  shaped  guide-plate  at  the  bottom  of  said  blade 
and  having  a  central  slot  through  which  the  blade  is  pa.ss- 
Ing  so  as  to  leave  lateral  slots  allowing  the  evacuation  of 
the  lead  du.sr.  while  the  wood  cuttings  will  drop  from  both 
ends  of  the  eulde- plate. 


1,469,433.        TRACTION- WHEEL     DRIVE      GEARING. 

Fkamk  V.   Elbehtz.  Knkomo.  Ind.     Filed  Jan.  17,  1920. 

Serial  No.  352,ir.l.     2  Claims.      iCl.  74 — 7.) 

1.    In  a   traction   wheel   drive  gearing,   the  combination 

of  a  tabular  axle,   a   driving  axle,    a   pinion   fixed  on   the 

drlTlng  axle,   a  bearing  on  the  tubular  axle,   an  annular 

gear  member  having  «n  Internal  gear  and  external  gear. 


OCTOBEB  2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


125 


said  annular  pear  member  Ixduij:  provided  with  a  part  ex- 
tending Inwardly  from  one  end  thereof  and  a  centrally 
disposed  tubular  bearing  carried  by  said  Inwardly  extend- 
ing   part,    the    tubular  bearing   being   mounted    upon   tJM 


oeariu^-  on  ilie  tiiliular  axle,  a  traction  wheel  supported 
for  rotation  upun  the  tubular  axle,  and  a  gear  connection 
between  the  external  gear  of  the  annular  gear  member 
and  the  traction  wheel. 


i.4»;;t  cu.      .\iim;-car  c<jiI'I.br,     PAXBirK     josbfh 

Ei.r,i(»TT   and    Epward  L.    Bonamy,    Newcastle,    Waah. 

Filed    June    17.    1922  Serial    Ko.   !589,174.      5   CUlma. 
(Cl.   104-  -19.^  I 


1  -V  il>viie  of  1  he  t\p''  (lesiTiieii  enibi>dving  an  inverte<l 
U  ~hHpe,i  iira<  kct  having  sloping  lugs  on  the  inner  sides 
of  lis  vertical  un  mti.  rs  and  trunnions  on  the  outside  of 
ttiem  :  straps  pivotally  mounted  on  the  trunnions;  a  pin 
tliro'i;.;!)  the  oimit  ends  of  the  Ktraps  ;  a  bar  pivotally 
movinteil  on  (tie  pin  between  the  strH-i)s;  means  for  fasten- 
iiit:  I  lie  r,iit4r  I  ml  of  tbe  bar  to  ji  CHt)le  ;  a  fiiiKer  on  the 
i-iiier  .-nil  of  tlie  l.ir  formed  by  I'uttini;  away  a  portion  of 
the   iipp.  r   siib  ;    and    the  placing;  of  sloping   slots   in    the 

>id.'S   of    ear    toIILTiles, 


1  If.ii  13.-1  KXI'iisrrtK  ATTACHMKNT  FOR  CAMERAS. 
GF.iiKiiE  J.  l-is.nKii.  Long  Island  City,  N.  Y.  Filed  Oct. 
1-1.  U"2('      Serial  No.  41f5,937.     5  Claims,     (Cl.  161— 26.) 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  character  described,  means  for 
controlling  a  camera  shutter  comprising  a  casing  baring 
a  cylindrical  chamber,  a  cylindrical  element  fitted  wltbln 


said  caaiog,  and  Ix-lug  open  at  one  end  and  cUined  at  the 
other,  and  a  reciprocating  piston  within  -said  cylindrical 
element,  valve-means  for  admitting'  ,iir  ti  said  cylindrical 
element  and  piston,  anil  valve  means  operat'le  by  the  plun- 
ger element  for  releasing  air. 


1,469,436.      BARY    WALKKU    (»K    KXKKCISER       Milton 
O.  FOBNIA,  Carbonado,  \V;:sh.     llled  ,!an.  24,  1921.     Se- 
rial No.  439,522.     1  Claim.      (Cl.   155—23.) 
D 

n     r 


.\s  a  new  article  of  manufacture,  a  baby  walker  com- 
prising a  base  indudint:  a  h(^!low  socket  an  L-shaped  ro 
tatable  member,  means  Mdjnstab!\  jijoi  rotatably  mounting 
the  shorter  leg  of  the  L  shaped  member  in  the  socket  of 
the  base,  a  iioop,  a  radially  ext'  n.linL'  socket  formed  on 
tbe  p<»riphery  of  the  hoop  arraiiL-ed  lo  receive  the  outer 
terminal  of  the  lons-'er  leir  of  ilse  L  shti'f^i  memlx»r,  a  seat 
adjustably  carrieti  by  the  loop,  and  a  iliaponally  extending 
strut  secured  to  the  shorter  and  lon^'er  leg  of  the  L- 
shaped  member,  the  outer  end  of  tfiis  strut  abutting  the 
outer  face  f.f  the  socket  and  connected  with  the  s.aid 
longer  leg  at  the  outer  end  thereof  whereby  a  suitable 
brace  Is  formed  for  both  legs  <if  the  L-shaped  member  and 
for  the  hoop. 


1  .  4  6  9  ,  4  .3  7  .      COLI^AR-BrTTON     ATI WCHM  KNT     OR 

GLWRD.     Fitf.ii  Fredricksdn,  (''hii'aeo.   111.     Filed  Mar. 
7,   1921.      Serial  No.   450,510.     1   Claim.      (CI    2 4-- 40.) 


As  a  new  article  of  maiiufa.  tur.',  a  shirt  collar  lock  and 
button  guard  comprising  a  (lat  narrow  strip  of  metal  hav- 
ing an  opening  at  one  end  thereof  arranirtHl  to  be  placed 
over  the  head  of  a  collar  button  in  use  and  lock  down  t>e- 
blnd  the  head  so  as  to  hold  the  button  and  collar  In 
place,  said  opening  being  circular  at  one  end  of  sufficient 
size  to  pass  over  the  head  of  ;i  collar  button  and  extend- 
ing into  a  restricting  slot  having  parallel  sides  smaller 
than  the  head  but  adapted  to  receive  the  shank  of  the 
collar  button  so  as  to  lock  between  the  head  and  collar, 
the  depending  end  of  said  strip  being  curved  outwardly 
below  the  collar  to  conform  to  the  body  of  the  wearer. 


1,469.438.      ELECTRICAL    APPARATUS    FOR   THE    LO- 
CAL AND  DISTANT  REPETITION  OF  MOVEMENTS. 
Jambs    Francis   Gill  and   Joh.n    Niciioi-as  Chaviara, 
Liverpool,   England.      Filed      Mar,   1,    1920.      Serial    No. 
362,490.     3   Claims.      (Cl.   177  —  337.) 
1.    In  combination,  electrical  transmitting  and  receiving 
mechanisms,  a  pair  of  electromagnetically  actuated  step- 
ping devices  in  each  mechanism,  an  electric  circuit  includ- 
ing said  stepping  devices,  a  movatde  circuit  controlling  de- 
vice Interposed   in    said  circuit    and   associated   with   said 
stepping  devices,  said  circuit  controlling  device  being  mov- 
able by  externally  operated  means  and  by  the  transmitter 
stepping   devices,   an    Index    In    tlie   receiving    mbcbanlsm 


126 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


movable 
cyclic 


the  stepping  il^'vioes  In  said   mechanlMn,  epl 
listn  whereby  motion  is  imparted  In  each  dl 


IHJ-I'!*!" 


I  I 


rK 


SVa* 


t*  •  b  »  i^ 


reotion  fnm  the  stepping  devic-s  Tn  thf-  imlt'i  of  the  rt^ 
ceiving  Doiechanism  antl  from  tht'  <t>'ppintf  <levices  to  th-- 
circuit  colQtrollln;;  dti-vicf  in   tht'  transmitting  mechanism 


l,4t39,439 


FUSE-BOX  CONSTRT  iTION.  Horace  P 
LiTMsiDOi,  Bala.  Pa.  Filed  S^'t  2H.  ll'lS.  Serial  No. 
255,771.     15  CLiims.     <  CI.  -Oi)--i:U!.  i 


1,469.44(1  TlilF-K  EXTENSION.  Lee  W 
Minnej  polls.  Minn.  Filed  Dec  21,  1920. 
432. 27*      3  Claims,      i  CI.  2iX)— 23. ) 


LOCKW(K>D. 

Serial    No 


2.  Tbej  combination  with   an   engine  equipped   with  an 
oscillatiiir  timer,  of  an  extension  member  adapted  to  be 


1,    In   i)    fuse   b.ix.   a   iiack  pif<-p   ailapt.-l   ti.   form   .t    sup 
port   for     he  box.   in  idmbinatiou  with  a  !);irk   panel   th>T»' 
for.    removable  sidf"    and   front    part;*  adaptf-d    to    t)e   con 
ne«-t'd   with  the   bacli  piece  without   removal  of  the  bacli 
piece,  aenarate  insulatora  at  the  fr-mt  and  hack,  the  back 
Inaulatora  holding   the   back   panel  in   place  and   contact* 
carried  br  the  Insulators. 


secured  to  the  engine  and  carrying  fixed  contact  plates 
and  binding  posts  removed  from  said  plates,  each  of  said 
plates  beln«  electrically  connected  with  one  of  said  posts, 
contact  members  adapted  to  be  applied  to  the  terminal 
posts  of  the  timer,  »'ach  member  comprising  a  block  hav- 
ing a  bore  therein  to  receive  a  timer  binding  post  and  a 
contact  shoe  yitldingly  carried  on  said  block. 


1,469,441  POULTRY  PERCH.  JOHN  Maschisteb, 
Nortf!  Loup.  Nebr.  Filed  Oct.  28,  1922.  Serial  No. 
597,579       1    Claim.      (CI.    119—25.) 


tf  .■;.v>vf>\\'/^rxfll>-g;  rax 


K  poultry  perch  compri.sing  a  bar  provided  with  a 
groovf  cut  into  the  upper  face  of  the  bar  and  extending 
from  end  to  end  of  said  bar,  said  bar  having  a  channel 
cut  into  th<»  body  of  the  bar  and  below  the  groove,  said 
channel  extending  longitudinally  of  the  bar  and  termi- 
nating adjacent  th^'  opposite  ends  thereof,  with  the  ends 
of  the  channel  curved  upwardly  toward  the  groove  and 
outwardly  toward  the  end  of  the  bar.  the  groove  and 
■  hannl  cooperafinc  to  form  shoulders  on  opposite  sides 
of  the  channel  and  b^-low  the  upper  face  of  the  bar,  an 
tvongated  cr»v*T  adapted  to  t>e  snugly  fitted  within  the 
.;ioove  and  »»at  upon  the  shoulders  and  the  opposite 
tfioovcd  ends  of  rlie  bar  for  closing  the  channel,  said 
inver  being  frictioiially  engaged  by  the  sides  of  the 
vToove  and  prfuld^fl  with  a  perforation  at  one  end  form 
ing  an  opening  for  filling  the  channel  with  a  disinfectant 
ani!  a  cork  removably  mounti'd  in  the  perforation  for 
tealiiiK  tlie  content.-*  of  the  channel  from  the  atmosphere. 


4»;9.442        CARPiiN    (AKTRIIMIE    .\I>.\I*TEI)    TO    RE 
USED  .\8  INITl.VL  KJNITEK.     .\Dor.F  Mks.skh.  Frank 
fort  on  the  Main.      (Wrniaiiy         Filed     .^ug.      29,      1921 

S.ri.-il    No,    4'.i''..:';:-      l    Claim.      (CI.    102--f).i 


A  carbon  cartridge  adapted  to  be  used  as  initial  igniter 
comprising  in  combination  an  envelope  of  a  paper  Im- 
permeable to  liquid  oxygen  or  to  oxygen  vapours  closed 
at  one  end  and  open  at  the  other  end,  an  Inner  sleeve  of 
a  paper  which  readily  absorbs  liquid  oxygen,  is  of  good 
insulating  capability,  and  lets  throagh  the  oxygen  va- 
pours, a  charge  of  carbon  in  said  inner  sleere,  a  stopper 
tightly  fitting  Into  the  open  end  of  said  enyelope  made 
from  Incombustible  material  which  does  not  let  through 


i 


I 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


12" 


the  oxygen  vapours,  said  stopper  having  a  central  bore,  a 
primer  inserted  into  this  central  bore  of  the  stopper  so 
that  It  projects  Into  the  charge  of  the  cartridge  and  con- 
sisting of  a  sleeve  of  paper  possessing  great  resistance, 
said  sleeve  having  a  narrow  hole  In  the  bottom  plate,  a 
small  plug  glued  In  the  upper  end  of  said  primer  and 
having  a  conical  bore  with  a  very  narrow  lower  end,  a 
charge  of  soot  in  said  primer,  a  charge  of  easily  com- 
bustible wool  in  said  conical  bore  of  th(>  plug,  a  holding 
device  in  said  central  bore  of  the  plug  consisting  of 
elastic  pointed  tongues  of  thin  sheet  metal  and  a  fuze 
inserted  Into  the  primer  and  securely  held  by  gaid  device 


1.469,443,  ENGINE-REVERSING  SHAP'T  IN  EXPLO- 
SION MOTORS.  VicTOB  Remb<.)LD.  Kiel,  Germany 
Filed  Aug.  31,  1921.  Serial  No.  497. 44S.  2  Claims 
(CI.   123-11.) 


1.  In  revcr.iing  ^car  for  explosion  m<jtors,  the  com- 
bination with  said  motor  and  its  main  crank-shaft,  of  a 
lay-crank-shaft  driven  by  the  said  main  shaft,  a  plural 
part  reversing  shaft,  the  one  part  of  same  being  a  swing 
ing  cranked  member,  connecting  rods  coupling  the  latter 
with  the  said  lay  crank-shaft,  and  yielding  coupling 
means  between    the   several   parts  of  the   reversing  shaft. 


1,469,444,  RADIATOR  METER.  Michael  W.  Rya.n  and 
Mi(  HAEi-  T't-1  ENDOKFKK.  Seattle.  Wash.  Filed  Nov.  19, 
1921.      Serial   No.   516,339.      1   Claim.      (CI.   116 — 114. j 


.\  temperature  indicator  having  a  cylinder  directly 
attHchi  d  to  a  thermostatic  element  ;  said  cylinder  being 
made  of  celluloid  and  in  two  halves  with  an  open  space 
between  them,  each  of  said  halves  having  a  red  and  green 
section,  said  cylinder  having  a  metal  band  at  each  end 
and  a  disc  at  the  lower  end  with  a  stem  projecting  from 
it  by  which  it  is  attached  to  the  thermostatic  element ; 
said  thermostatic  element  being  In  the  form  of  a  coil 
spring;   and   said   cylinder  and   thermostatic   element  be- 


ing mounted  in  a  suitable  casing  which  has  bearings  for 
the  stem  of  the  cylinder  and  to  which  the  free  end  of 
the  thermostatic  element  is  attached,  and  said  casing 
having  a  glass  tube  which  surrounds  the  cylinder,  and 
openings  through  it  through  which  the  cylinder  mny  be 
seen. 


1,469,445.  RADIATOR  METER.  MirH.ivEi.  W  Ryav  and 
Michael  T'ttendorfer.  Seattle,  Wash  Filial  .Tan  6, 
1922.      Serial   No.   527.46*1.      1    Claim.      i  CI.   116—114  i 


A  device  for  indicating  the  teinperai  iir*  .if  lie  water 
In  a  motor  vehicle  radiator  bavins  .a  plate  with  opeuinKS 
in  it  pivoted  in  a  casing  that  has  windows  through  it  to 
correspond  with  the  openings  in  the  plate  when  the  plate 
is  in  the  normal  position,  said  casing  having  a  tubular 
shaped  section  projecting  from  it.s  lower  side,  which  sec- 
tion Is  threaded  at  its  e.xti-rior  ,  a  piece  of  thermostatic 
material  standing  practically  vertical  in  the  tubular 
shaped  section  iM^d  having  its  lower  end  attached  to  the 
lower  end  of  the  section  which  is  closed  :  a  bar  attaclied 
to  the  upper  end  of  the  thermostatic  element  and  having 
its  free  end  bent  at  right  angles  and  projecting  throiijjb 
a  slotted  hole  in  the  plate  that  is  pivoted  in  the  casing-  : 
and  indications  on  the  plate  which  will  show  throujb  the 
openings  in  the  casing  as  the  plate  is  rutated  !•%  the 
lateral  motion  resulting  from  the  expansion  ami  con- 
traction of  the  thermostntic  elenient. 


1.469,446  WINDOW  LOCK  .\  M '  ALARM  R  i  nOLF 
Salamon.  New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed  Nov,  2(».  1920. 
Serial    No.    42.'"., r?*;!        1    c^iSni        m!     \\\\    - 1  r.   , 


In  combination,  a  casing,  a  horizontal  rack  bar  sHdable 
therein,  a  rail  having  perforations  to  receive  the  end  of 
the  locking  bar,  a  pin  extending  laterally  from  the  lock- 
ing bar,  a  train  of  gearing  including  an  escapement 
wheel  and  escapement  mechanism,  a  lever  having  a  cut 
away  portion  against  which  the  pin  bears  and  having  its 
end  normally  in  engagement  with  the  escapement  wheel 
to  prevent  operation  of  the  gearing,  and  an  alarm  mecha- 
nism operable  by  the  escapement  mechanism. 


128 


1.46d.447. 
8  Claimi 


1     In    a 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBU  2, 1923 


ABSOLUTE  ALCOHOL.     Joseph  Schnbiblb, 
111.     Fll«d  Oct.   30.   1922.      ijU^rial   No.  597,837. 
(CI.   195—6.) 


? 


dlstillfltion  process,  the  method  of  prodncinf 
flphy.lrate<  nlf^ohol  which  con.'^lsts  in  pa-sslng  alcohol 
THporx  inti>  intimate  contact  with  glycerine  at  a  tempera- 
ture ahoTf  thp  tt^mperature  of  said  vapors,  remoTiiuf  the 
dehydrates    alcohol   raporg   and   separately    removing  the 


glyerin''. 


1.4t>9.44,S. 
Johns 
.'4>i,942. 


tOR 


f*Ivm>'nr.-< 
flat    si<i>' 
merits,     a 
it.«   siiU-s 
boit   rnou 
each  sid 
formed 
menitier 
frictional 
hold    the 
tht'  bolt, 
in;;  frict: 
ariil    ■supr 


1.4^)9. 449 

Efbaim 

1921. 

1.    In 
diiitribut 
to    pasg 
vertical 
ing .  the 
■o  as  to 
the  cbaa^eia 
rocated   i 


FLEXIBLE     JOINT.       El.mer      S       Sssavby, 
n.     Pa,       Filed     Apr.     3.     1022.       Serial     No. 
10  Claims.      fCl.  287—1.) 


t,^. 


m 


r".- xible  joint.   i-ompri.sin_-    i    p.-iir   -f   snppor'in>: 

t  i"lampinK-t).)lt  having  a  perfur.ited  head  and 
ra  fs    f.ir    rer.M%-inK   (me    of    the    rjupportini;    ele- 

tiridi:e  block     UshH[xvl     in     ,:r.is<  -.>ctinn     with 

rifc'.nt-'ini;  the  fl.it  side  faces  of  the  head  of  the 
i^tcd   on   the   bolt   bavinc   perforationr*   tlnTt^in   on 

of  the   bolt  in  alignment  with   the  perforations 

the    head    of    the    bolt,    n    re.silient    clampinsc 

■'tatably    mounted    upon    the    clampioi:  bolt    and 

iy    rncasflng    the    brld*;e  block    and     adapteil     to 

ither  supportinj?  element,  a  washer  lieyed  to 
ind  a  nut  on  the  bolt  for  Increa.sing  or  decreas- 

fi:i!  enijaijement  b»'twf>en  the  clamping;  members 

rtins  -dements. 


the  template  when  the  latter  moves  in  one  direction  and 
pack  the  bristles  into  the  slotR.  and  a  comb  arranged  so 


as  to  swf-ep  the  remaining  brijstles  from  the  surface  of 
The  templatH  when  the  latter  moves  in  the  opposite 
direction,   substantially   as  s«'t   forth. 


l,i^;!>.4:)0  HAIR  ("OMR.  John  H  Stone,  Edgewood, 
R  I  Filed  Feb  21.  1922.  Serial  No.  538,351.  4 
Claims,      (.d-   41  —  34  i 

5 


1     ,\n    ornamental    comb    having    an    opening    therein, 

rp,->-sse«  ;:i  \\\-'  Willis  of  the  openinc.  a  series  of  beads 
.srr'uu'  upon  i  bTik"h  of  wire,  the  ends  of  the  wire  pro- 
j.'Ctlnkr  b.'V.itid  fh-  end  beads  of  the  string  and  secured 
in    said    r.'-.sses    wh>Teby    the    iK'ads    are    locked    on    the 

wire  >ind   ttie  wiiol-'   tii   ■'aid  cond). 


BRUSH -MAKING      MACHINE.         .\RTHt;R 
SiL.*NDini.    Berlin,    Germany.      Filed    July    25, 
Serial   No.    487,482.      3    Claims.      <CL    300 — 9.  i 
k    brtuh    and    like    making    machine,    a    bristle- 
hopper,  sieves  arranged  in  said  hopper  so  as 
and    parallel    the    bristles,    partitions    forming 
nnels  at  the  bottom  of  the  hopper  for  deliver- 
^aralleled   bristles,   a   slotted   template   arranged 
i'ecelve  the  paralleled  bristles  into  its  slota  from 
,  guides  on  which  the  template  can  be  recip- 
1  Its  own  plane,  a  plate  arranged  so  to  sweep 


lag 


cbaz 


1.1<)0  4.-1       .-^TVIJ  S    MdrNTING    FOR   UEI'RODUfKRS. 

[i  I  n  s   .V     i'.ui«ws,   i'.-ok8ki!l.   N    Y..  assisnor  to   Ernest 
r^ioniis,    reekakill     N     V       Filed    Mar.    2.    1922.      Serial 

.\o,    ,■40,4:'.';        1    I'laims,       (CI.    274  —  35.) 


1.  A  stylus  mounting  comprising  a  frame  having  a  pair 
of  ears  at  one  side,  a  plate  spring,  a  stylus  arm  aecured 
to  the  spring  at  its  middle  portion,  the  end  portiona  of 
the  spring  being  secnred  to  said  ears,  the  apper  edge  of 
the  spring  being  extended  transversely  to  the  spring,  bat 
free  from  the  arm. 


October  2,  11)23 


S. 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


129 


1,469.462.  SPRING  STYLUS  MOUNTING  l'(»K  PHONO- 
GRAPHS. jLi.n.s  A.  Brown,  Peiksklll,  N.  Y,.  as 
signor  to  Ernest  Loomis.  Peekskill.  N.  Y.  File<l  July  7, 
1922,      Serial   Nc   r)73,425.      2    CIaim<=,       (CI,    274      35.) 


/. 


\.  S.  .stylus  arm  mounting,  coiuprisiiig  a  Hat  strip  ot 
n-silient  sheet  metal  substantially  H-shaped,  the  middle 
connecting  portion  being  bent  to  bring  the  two  bar  jKir 
tions  substantially  parallel,  one  bar  of  the  strip  being 
secured  to  the  reproducer  frame,  the  other  bar  portion 
being  secured  to  the  sfvluri  arm  bracket  at  its  middle  part, 
said  latter  bar  having  slots  at  the  end  portion.s,  and 
screws  passed  through  each  said  slotted  portion  into  the 
frame. 


ping  depressions  of  variou.s  siz(  s.  adaptcni  to  register  with 
their    corresponding    depressions    to    gr.isp    and    hold    the 

artlrle   to   he   trea-'-d   whio-    \\f'.<\    iii    ^;i:<i    vise    :inr!    ;i    r(  v- 


1,469.453.       VALVE-SPRING     LIFTER     FOR    AUTOMO 
BILE    AND    OTHER    ENGINES.      Domimck    CuBRirc 
Yonkers,  N    Y      Filed  Jan.  27,  1922.     Serial  No.  532,064. 
5    Clalnw.       (CI     29 — 86.3.) 


2,  K  tool  for  compressing  a  \alvf  spring  romiirislng 
upper  and  lower  Jaws  having  Inwardly  extending  por 
tlons  and  thence  rearwardly  converging  members  pivoted 
together  it  their  rear  ends,  upix^r  and  lower  handle  bars 
whose  forward  portions  converge  niid  are  plvot<  d  together 
at  their  forward  ends  and  which  portions  crt^ss  the  said 
rearwH'-dly  c-nnvergitic  mfmth>rs  of  said  jaw.s  and  are 
plvited  thereto  at  corresponding  i)oints  betwfs-n  the  verti- 
cal planes  of  the  pivot  points  at  the  forward  end  of  said 
handle  bars  and  rear  end  of  said  jaw  members,  and  a 
manually  reb-nsable  rack  for  holding  the  handle  bars  In 
their  (ios<<l  relation  in  (jpposition  to  the  force  of  tin-  valve 
spring,  the  forward  end  of  the  upper  jaw  having  means 
for  engaging  the  top  of  the  valve,  and  the  forward  portion 
of  the  lower  jaw  consisting  of  oiiix'silcly  disposed 
f'paced  apart  bars  adapted  to  straddle  the  valve  spring 
and  having  seats  to  pass  below  said  spring  and  compress 
the  same  when  the  handle  bars  are  pressed  in  a  direction 
toward  each  other,  said  spaced  apart  bars  having  means 
forgetting  them  in  adjusted  relation  to  each  other  where- 
by to  adapt  the  tool  for  springs  varying  in  diameter  and 
said  means  consisting  of  a  manually  oi>erative  screw  en 
gaging  a  threade<l  hole  in  one  of  said  bars  and  having  a 
reduced  threaded  end  passing  freely  through  a  hole  in  the 
other  bar  against  which  the  body  of  the  screw  abuts,  a 
washer  on  said  reduced  end  engaging  the  outer  face  of  said 
other  bar  and  a  nut  on  said  end  engaging  said  washer. 


1,469,454.  VISE.  Mark  Dk.\.n.  Boouvllle,  N.  Y.  Filed 
July  21,  1921.  Serial  No.  486,461.  2  Claims.  (01. 
81—19.) 

1.  A  vise  which  comprises  a  suitable  base ;  uprights 
rising  therefrom,  a  pr.ir  of  revoluble  cylinders  mounted 
upon  said  nprl<jht8.  laid  cy  i"dors  having  peripheral  grip- 

315  0.  G  — 9 


oluble 
and   fri 
article. 


■ans   aditptei.]   t(^   ajovp  one  of  MiiJ   cy 
'III    rhf   other    to   form  or   re:.  n>e    th 


■llnders  toward 
rip  on  said 


l,4tJ0,4r.5      RACK. 
Mar.    15,    lS.t22. 
G8  — 3.) 


Thbodor  DfBVK.  I'assa 
Serial    .No.    543,^>^^,      o 


!r,  N    .T      FliHl 

(iaims;.       (.('1. 


.'!.  In  a  rack,  r.  brark<  t  formed  of  three  sets  .  f  tu^'gles 
i'ciiiiected  together  to  l\,irm  a  triangular  lir;o,-i-.i  t  in  criiss- 
section,  a  line  attacheil  to  the  bracket  at  separated  p<<iDts 
so  as  to  be  extende(l  with  it.  and  lueaiis  at  "no  end  f<,):- 
supporting  ttse  bracket. 


l,4fi9.4.''.<V  IRONINt;  P,OAHl>,  Ali'kkt  Ki»w.u:r'S,  Rrok- 
lyn.  N.  V.  Filed  Aug,  30.  1921,  Seri.-.l  No  4f>'V'^47  1 
Claim.       (CI,    r,,«--l(t,i 


*.;.  r^T'f^'^.. 


The  combiualion  with  an  ironing  board  provided  \\\\\\  .a 
slot  In  the  edge  thereof,  and  a  cover  adapted  to  be  [liii- cd 
over  said  board  having  a  portion  thereof  pr.'jectlng  beyond 
the  edge  of  the  board  and  adapttnl  to  be  inserted  in  said 
slot,  of  a  »>ocuring  device  adapted  to  be  placed  in  said  slot 
and  to  aecure  therein  a  portion  of  said  cover,  un  iron- 
rest,  and  devices  adajited  to  swingingly  connect  said  ir<in- 
rest    to  said  aecuriug  device. 


1,469,457.     MANUFACTURE  OF  GLASSWARE.      Hobeht 
Good,  Washington,  Pa,     Filed  May  2,  1921.     Serial  No. 
466,117.     6  Claims.      (CL  49—56.) 
6.   In  apparatus  for  making  articles  of  glass,  a  furnace 
or  tank,  a  chann*  1  for  the  molten  glass  communicating  at 
Ix/th  its  ends  with  the  main  body  of  the  |tla»t;  in  the  fur- 
nace, means  for  causing  the  molten  glass  to  flow  t'.rotigh 


130 


the  channe  ,  the  breast  of  the  furnace  Immediately  abovr 
the  Inner  eflge  of  said  trough  tn-ing  slotted  to  permit  the 


fsrajie    (if 

maintain 

erudition. 


1.4f;i<  45s. 

H  ADA  WAY 

aii'l    rhir) 


OP^FICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


ht'at     from    within     thf    funiao'     ch;imb>>r    tn 
t|he    glass    In    the    trough    In    a    highly    hpate<l 


KINETIC  HEAT  INSUI>.\TIOS      William   S 
,   Jr..    New    Rochelle.    N.    V       Original   appiica 
July    26.    1917,    Spria!    Nn     1S_'.'*1.-       IMvided 
application    filed    Aug     is.    i;ti:i.      Serial    No. 
23  Claims.      rci.   219—38. 


1.469,450.  GRAVP:  urn  Thomas  W  Qi  iuley,  Syrn 
cus*-.  N,  n  Fil>->1  .Itjn»-  ]'■>,  ]'.•-.'  S.Tial  No,  ')»",!»,  <s.'; 
i;    Claims       '  (T.    72 — 7,1.  i 


1.  A  comliiued  urn  and  giTJvp  eovering  comprising  an 
i.b^ong  bodi  having  an  upwardly  faring  hollow  rib  «ur- 
roi'uded  by  a  rontinnr-us  flange  and  encircling  a  crntt-r 
adapted  to  be  filled  with  soil  snd  th*"  bottom  of  said 
crater  and  «ald  flange  bclnc  substnntlally  in  tbf  snrao 
pljine. 


1.469,460.  CRUSHING  AND  SEPARATING  MACHINE. 
GiorANSi  SxBizei,  New  Castle,  Pa.  Filed  Feb.  9,  1923. 
Serial    No.    fil8,114.      2    Claims.      (CI.    146—174.) 


1.  A  machine  of  rhc  character  detcrlbed  compri8lDg  :i 
cylinder  having  a  pi>rforated  lower  [wrtlon.  a  dasher  of 
[ilate-IlkQ  formation  therein,  said  dasher  having  its  corners 

i-ut    away   and   hook*,   carried    l)y    the   cylinder  disposed    In 
fh.'    path    of   the   <iit    uut    iMjrtions  of   the  dasher   as  and 

t'lir  the  purpi)s«s  set  f'lrtli. 


I,4t3y,4*)l  KURN.M  K  Thkhdor  Tfisev,  Birminghatn, 
England.  Fll.'d  July  14.  192n  Serial  No  ."rtti.2.'.3. 
2    Claims.       I  (  1.     i'j-    4T.  I 


1.  In  furnac»-s,  kilns  or  letirs  the  combinaticm  com- 
prising a  long  horizontal  cooling  chamber  through  which 
are  conveye<l  the  article.s  to  be  treated,  a  collecting 
flue  located  l>.'ii»-ath  thn  floi  r  of  the  chamber,  a  plu- 
rality of  pas.sages  :irraijk;ed  at  Intervals  in  the  side 
wall.'*  of  the  said  chamber  with  their  inlet  ends  at  a 
distanc  abov.-  the  floor  of  the  chamber  and  locatt-d  be- 
tween the  chamber  and  collecting  flue,  and  a  branch 
outlet  fliu-  for  dischKrging  hot  >;a.-ie8  from  the  collecting 
flue,    suUstiintially    ns  d«'Scrih»-<l 


1,469.462       SVIKTV    Ari'I.I ANCK       Ji'SKph    P     Tevms, 
Seattle,      Wiish  FWfil     Oct       :;!,      1922         Serial      .No. 

598,111.       4    Claims.       (CI.    74— ."^9  1 


1  .V  device  of  the  class  described  embodying  slides 
supported  in  nrfioves  in  a  suitable  casing,  said  casing' 
l)elng  constructed  so  that  It  may  be  placed  around  the 
clutch  and  brake  levf-rs  of  a  motor  vehicle  In  such  a 
manner  that  the  two  slides  may  engage  the  clutch  lever  : 
suitable  means  for  moving  the  slides  together  as  the 
brake  is  applied  which  will  also  move  them  away  from 
each  othw  as  the  brake  is  relea>«Ml  and  other  means 
for  partly  cjoslni:  thf  throttle  valve  as  the  brake  is 
applied. 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


131 


1,469,463.  STOVE.  Chablks  C.  Toziib,  Wrentham. 
Mass.;  Angler  L.  Goodwin  executor  of  said  CharUs 
C.  Tozler.  Filed  Aug.  17,  1922.  Serial  No.  582,436. 
2  Claims.     (CI.  126 — 61.) 


1.  A  stove  comprising  a  combustion  chamber,  a  cham- 
ber adjoining  the  same,  a  hot  air  drum  within  the  last- 
named  chamber  having  a  central  vertical  passage  and 
In  communication  with  the  combustion  chamber,  the 
second-named  chamber  having  means  adjacent  the  bot- 
tom thereof  for  the  admissloD  of  air  through  and  around 
the  hot  air  drum,  an  exit  pipe  for  hot  air  from  the 
chamber  adjoining  the  combustion  chamber  and  in  ver- 
tical alinement  with  the  passage  through  said  drum, 
and  inlet  and  outlet  flues  for  the  products  of  combus- 
tion  through  the  hot  air  chamber  and  through  the 
drum. 


1,469,464.  TRACK  SURFACER  AND  CLEANER.  Pas 
QtALE  Ursino,  Seattle,  Wash.  Filed  Dec.  13,  1920 
Serial   No.    430,192.      6   Claims.      (CI.    37—104.) 


1.  In  npiiaratus  of  the  character  described,  the  com 
blnatlon  with  a  railway  track,  of  a  railway  car  pro- 
vided with  apparatus  rendered  operative  by  the  travel 
of  the  car  for  successively  removing  surplus  raaTerial 
from  nt)Ove  the  ties,  discharging  said  material  from  the 
track,  pressing  down  the  earthy  material  between  the 
ties,  and  sweeping  the  ties. 


1,460,465,  SUPERHEATIN(;  OIL  BURNER  Stkvk 
Jenar  VEiTO.>f,  Houston,  Tex.  Filed  May  23,  1922 
Serial    No.    563,053.      4    Claims.       (Cl.    15S— 28.  > 


1.  A  steam  and  oil  burning  system  comprising  a  super- 
heating coll,  a  burner,  connections  between  the  coll 
and  the  burner,  an  oil  conduit,  a  steam  conduit  con- 
nected with  the  oil  conduit  and  with  the  coll,  cut-off 
valves   in    the   oil   and    steam    conduits,    and   a   valve    in 


the   burner   adapted    tu    be    moved    Into    controlling    posi 
tions    relative    to    the    positions    of    the    cut-off    valves, 
for   cutting   out    the   coil   and    for   controlling  the   flow    of 
steam  and  oil. 


1,469,466.       PHOHUCTION     OF    CREOSOTE     MIXTUHK 
FOR     IMPREGNATING     W001>.        Isitore     Francois 
^'EEMEIRE,    Uru.ssels.    Belgium.       I'iltHl     I>ec.     3  2.     1922. 
Serial    No,    60tj.542.       11    Claims.       i  Cl.    134 — 7S  6.  i 
10.   A    prodvut    containing    apprtjximiitely     70    parts    of 

creoaote,     and,     approximately,     6     parts     of    commercial 

phenol    at    '.VJ'',.    '.«,5    jiarts    of    tar,    s    p.-irts    of    light    tar 

oil,  and  6.5  parts  of  benzol. 


1.469,467.  SHEARS  FOR  IRON  AN!>  SIMILAR  MATE 
RIALS.  Anton  Wagenbach,  Klberfeld.  (Jermany 
Filed  June  17.  1921.  Serial  No  47S,371.  2  Claims 
an.   164—46.) 


1.  Shears  for  iron  and  similar  materials,  provided 
with  a  hand  lever,  a  shift  pawl  arranged  on  the  said 
hand  lever,  n  toothed  wheel  and  a  movable  Jaw  with 
a  toothed  arch  meshing  with  said  wheel,  the  said  pawl 
being  free  to  engage  Itself  with  the  ratchet  wheel  liy 
Its  own  velght  in  the  elevated  position  of  the  hand 
lever,  and  to  disengage  Itself  while  the  pressure  ceases 
at  the   lowered   position  of  the   hand   lever. 


1.469,468.  STROPPING  DEVICE  (.fx-kge  W  Waltun, 
Mission,  Tex.  nied  Sept.  IS,  1920.  Serial  No. 
411,026.      2   Claims.      (Cl.   51  —  135) 


1.  In  a  razor  stropping  device,  a  casing  including  a 
base,  a  reversible  motor  arranged  on  the  base  within 
the  casing  and  having  the  armature  shaft  thereof  ex- 
tending transversely  of  the  liase,  a  pair  of  shafts  ro- 
tatably  mounttnl  upon  said  base  to  one  side  of  said 
motor,  means  operable  from  the  exterior  of  the  casing 
for  adjustably  varying  the  distance  between  the  shafts 
of  said  pair,  a  stropping  belt  driven  by  the  pair  tif 
shafts,  and  means  for  connecting  said  pair  of  shafts  to 
the  armature  shaft  of  said  motor  to  be  driven  thereby, 
comprising  a  pulley  secured  to  said  armature  shaft,  a 
second  pulley  mounted  upon  one  shaft  of  said  pair 
of  shafts,  means  operable  from  the  exterior  of  the  cas- 
ing for  shifting  said  second  pulley  longitudinally  of 
said  shaft,  and  a  lug  formed  upon  the  shaft  bearing 
the  second  pulley,  said  second  pulley  being  provided 
with  a  notch   adapted   for   the   reception   of   said   lug 


ia2 


1.469,409 
INO 

STA 

land, 
LondoQ, 
Filed 
(CI. 
act  of 


TIE 


METHOD    OF    AND    MEANS    FOR    APPLT- 

INSULATION   OF   HIGH-TENSION  COILa 

RoBXKT   Wright,   Rawdon,    near   Leeds,    En^- 

^■alsnor    to    Igranlc    Electric    Company    Limited, 

England,    a    Corporation     of    Great    Britain. 

.■tag.    22,    1921.      Serial    No.    494.400.      2   Claims. 

2.)      (Granted  under  ttie  provlslona  of  the 

liar.  .S.  1921,  41  Stat.  L.,   1313.) 


LMLir 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


Oc!tobkb2,1923 


1     In    J   winding    of    hiscb    tension    colU,    an    Inaulating 
atrip    adaHed    to    be   wound    between    adjacent    layers   of 

the    cond  ictinsf    windlnif.     said     strip     varying    in    width 
end    to    the   other   for   tlie   purpose   upeclfled. 


frum    one 


1.4«9,470, 
MECHJ 

near     I. 
Com 
Great 
494,41 

the    p 
L.,   13 


paiy 


VARL\BLE  RECIPROCATING  TRAVERSE 
.xNISM.  Stanlkt  Robeht  Whight,  Rawdon, 
eeds.     England,     awlgnor    to     Igraulc     Electric 

Limited.  London,  England,  a  Corporation  of 
Britain.       Filed     Aug.     22,     1921         Serial     No. 

5  Claims.  (CI.  242—158.)  .Granted  under 
visions    of    th'-    ;ict    of    Mar     -.     1921,    41    Stat. 


ro 


IJ.) 


tra^ 


3.   A 
romprisiz^g 
wound, 
rigidly 
mote 
furet 
one 

the  othei 
belt    of 
dtrectloD^Ily 
which 
each 
nately 
them  to 
the  belt 


v^» 


verse    mechanism    for    coll    winding    machines 
a   redprocable   guide    for   the    material    to   be 
o  electromagnet!  In  line  with  one  another  and 
nected    to    said    guide,    armatures    for    the    re- 
ef the  electromagneta  respectively,  said  arma- 
connected    together    whereby    attraction    of 
re  to  its  respective  pole  effects  movfecnent  of 
armature  from  Its  reapective  pole,  an  endless 
magnetic    material    adapted    to    be    drlren    unl- 
and  ao  arranged  that  portions  of  Its  length 
tr^rel  In  reverse  senses  paas  respectively  between 
>et  and  Its  armature  and  means  for  alter- 
e^erglxlac   said    electromagnets   so    as    to    cause 
attract  each   Its  armature  and   the  portion  of 
MsslBg  between  Itself  and  its  armature. 


c»ni 
polls 
be  ng 
armj  tu 


1,469,471.  KLEC^ROTHERAPEUTIC  APPARATUS.  Eo- 
QB-NB  Aiu,  lios  Angeles,  Calif.  Filed  Nov.  12.  1921. 
Serial  No.  514,570      6  Claims.      (CI.  174—89.) 


1.  An  electrode  holder,  compri.siug  a  pair  of  end  pieces, 
a  casing  interposed  between  !*ai(l  end  pieces,  a  stay  mem- 
ber mounted  in  .said  caaing,  and  means  for  removably  se- 
curing said  end  pieces  to  said  stay  member,  whereby  said 

ca.slnjf  may  be  (irmly  tiuiind  between  said  end  pieces. 


1, 460.472  r-^MltlNATION  TdOL.  Adolph  Basghii, 
T'liion  mil.  N.  J  F-lled  Nov  12,  1921.  Serial  No. 
514,r)39       3   Claims       iCI.    81--181.) 


1.  The  herein  descrititHl  loiiihinatiou  tool,  comprising  a 
stationary  Jaw  forme<l  with  a  .sti'm.  a  sleeve  slidably  and 
adjustably  borne  im  said  sttm,  a  tiltable  Jaw  on  said  slide 
havlnii  a  rece.ss,  a  Siladt-  adapti'd  to  tie  removably  borne  In 
said  r»'<'ei«,  an  adjustable  loimnon  rear  abutment  for  twth 
said  tiltable  Jaw  and  s.iid  tJadf.  and  a  supplemental  V- 
8hape<l  Jaw  adapted  Tf  lit  <  \  .r  ^.-ild  stationary  Jaw  and 
capable  of  beini?  tiV'Ml  thtr>ti.  to  -'luperate  with  said  blade 
as  pipe  cutter. 


1,469,473.  TIRE  SPREADER  Pai-Meh  Rlbin  Batta 
LINK,  Hartford,  Conn.  Filed  Dec.  20,  1919.  Serial  No. 
346,418.     3  Claims.      .(1.152-27.) 


1.  A  tire  spreader  comprising  an  anchoring  member 
formed  to  extend  across  the  p«ripber7  of  a  tire  and  hav- 
ing a  member  to  grip  the  tire  on  the  Inside  of  one  edge 
thereof,  a  member  plvotally  attached  to  said  anchoring 
member  and  comprising  a  spreader  lever  extending  In  one 
direction  from  the  pivot  and  a  handle  extending  la  an- 
other direction  from  the  pivot  and  at  an  aagle  to  said 
lever,  and  a  spreader  bar  plvotally  supported  by  said  lerer 
to  grip  the  tire  on  the  Inside  r.f  the  opposite  edge  thereof. 


October  2, 1023 


IT.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


133 


1,469,474.     COMPENSATING  DEVICE  FOR  CINEMATO- 


OHAPHS.      Walthek 
assignor    to    the    Firm 
Filed   June   14.    1922. 
(Cl.  88^^16.8.) 


Baterskki.d,  Jena,  Germany. 
of  Cnrl  Zeiss,  .Tena,  Germany. 
Serial   No.   568,297.      6   Claims. 


1.  In  a  cumpensatinK  devire  for  cinematographs  an 
endless  series  of  l(>nKt>s  affordlnt;  optical  compensation  of 
the  travelling  of  the  IraaK*',  the  said  len»e«  being  movable 
in  a  plane  perpendicular  to  their  optical  axes,  a  body  hav- 
ing a  slit,  a  part  of  tbe  said  slit  being  rectilinear,  the 
■aid  lenses  being  without  relative  connexion  and  their 
Bounts,  on  traversing  the  said  ri*ctilinear  part,  being  con 
tlguous  to  each  other,  and  a  system  of  wheels  actuating 
the  lenses  and  engaging  In  the  lens  mounta. 


1,469,475.      METHOD  OF   EVAPORATION   AND   APPA 
EATU8     THEREFOR.       EliaB     Wirth  -  Fkey,     Aarau, 
Switserland.     Filed  Sept.  18.  1919.     Serial  No.  324,590. 
2  Claims.     (Cl.  159 — 24. )      Granted  under  the  provisions 
of  the  act  of  Mar.  3.  1921,  41   Stat.  L.,  1313.) 


2.  The  hereinbefore  described  evaporating  apparatus, 
which  comprises  in  combination,  a  primary  evaporator,  a 
heating  elenoent  therein,  means  for  supplying  fresh  brine 
from  below  into  said  primary  evaporator,  an  exhaust 
steam  vent  In  the  top  of  said  primary  evaporator  and  a 
brine  collector  In  the  upper  part  of  said  primary  evapo- 
rator;  a  secondary  evaporator,  an  exhaust  steam  vent  and 
a  salt  discharge  member  in  the  top  and  bottom  respec 
tively,  of  said  secondary  evaporator,  conduit  connection 
between  the  said  two  evaporators  at  the  level  of  said 
brine  collector  and  cooperating  therewith,  and  conduit 
connection  between  the  lower  parts  of  said  two  evapo- 
rators, the  said  means  for  supplying  fresh  brine  to  said 
primary  evaporator  and  said  lower  conduit  connection  ar 
ranged  in  close  cooperative  position,  and  means  In  con- 
nection with  said  exhaust  steam  vents  for  withdrawing 
the  ezhanst  steam  from  out  of  said  two  evaporators,  for 
compreasing  the  withdrawn  exhaust  steam  and  forcing  It 
Into  the  said  primary  evaporator  hentlng  element. 


1,469,476.  HAND  BAG  LeX)Pold  IIaiser,  New  York, 
N.  T.,  assignor  to  L«Hipold  Hauser  and  Simon  Well,  both 
of  New  York,  N.  Y  ,  Copartners  dning  bu.slness  as 
Hauser  A  Well.  Filed  .Tune  2,  1922  Serial  No. 
r-laims       (Cl,  150— 2S.1 


2.  .\  hand  bag  comprising  two  substantially  rigid  mem 
l>era  constltutinK  the  two  side4>  nf  the  bag,  each  of  said 
side  members  havlnp  an  upper  and  a  lower  flat  surface, 
a  flexible  connection  between  said  side  members  and  con- 
stituting end  wails  for  the  bag,  the  lower  flat  surface  of 
the  said  side  meml>ers  being  so  disposed  relatively  to  each 
other  as  to  constitute  a  substantially  flat  unbroken  sur- 
face when  the  bat:  is  in  open  posit iun  to  support  the  bag 
in  an  upright  position. 


1,469,477  TYPEWRITING  MACHINE.  Joseph  B. 
HoLDEN,  Syracuse,  .N.  Y..  assignor  to  Remington  Type- 
writer Company,  Ilion,  N.  Y  ,  a  Corporation  of  New 
York.  Filed  Oct.  15,  1919.  Serial  No.  330,747.  13 
CUlms.      (Cl.   197— ISn.) 

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1.  The  combination  with  a  carriage,  efscapement  means 
normally  restraining  movement  of  said  carriage,  and  a 
carriage  releasing  means  for  freeing  said  carriage  from 
the  restraint  of  said  escapement  means,  of  a  part  movable 
from  a  working  position  to  a  compacted  position,  said 
part  being  so  related  to  said  releasing  means  as  that  said 
carriage  is  necessarily  freed  from  the  restraint  of  said 
escapement  means  when  said  part  is  compacted. 


1.469,478.  BAG-FRAME  FASTENER.  Josrph  S.  Isidoh. 
Newark,  N.  J.,  assignor  to  The  R.  Neumann  Hardware 
Co.,  a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey.  Filed  June  9,  1921. 
Serial  No.  476,162.    6  Claims.     (Cl.  292—210.) 


1.  In  combination  with  a  pair  of  hinged  bag-frame  sec- 
tions, a  bag-frame  fastener  comprising  a  casing  mounted 
upon  one  of  said  frame-sections,  said  casing  being  pro- 
vided with  a  latch-plate  receiving  depression,  a  cover- 
plate  connected  with  snld  casing  and  adapted  to  be  moved 


1S4 


fi  ce 


KTfr   said 
vertlca 
means  of 
connecting 
latch-plat« 
with  said 
plate  adarited 
the  depressed 


depression,   a    bracket  member  attached    to   the 
of  the  other  frame  section,   a  latch  plate,  a 
pivotal  connection  comprising  links  for  flexibly 
said  latch-plate  with  said  bracket-member,  said 
being  adapted    to  be  moved   into   registration 
depression,  and  means  connected  with  said  latch- 
to  be  brought  into  locked  engagement  with 
portion  of  said  casing. 


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and  havinji 
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RNER.     Thomas  F    Kent.  New  Ynrk.  N.  V. 
Ift21.     Serial  No.  50.5,307.     4  Claims.     (CL 


CO 


ROCKPIR  ARM  .MOINTINU  FOR  INTERN.\L- 
^TION  EN(;iNKS.     Keith   U    Mavvili  e.  Brook 
assignor   to    Internaricmal    Motor   ("ompany, 
Ik.    N.    Y,    a    Corporation    of    r>elaware.      Filed 


1922. 


Serial    No.    605,. •?!.". 


Claims. 


rci. 


r|]binatlon  with  a  njcker  arm  for  valv<  s  a  tuhu 
which  the  arm  is  mounted  and  throurh  which 
is  supplied  under  forced-feed  to  the  arm,  Jour- 
)poning  the  shaft  and  means  for  dismounting 
ith  the  arm  as  a  unltarv  structure. 


1.4f:9,481.  j    VEHICLE     SIGNAL.      Petek     J.     Messes. 

<^»lean.  N.  y.  Filed  Nov.  7,  1919.  Serial  No.  336.499. 
Clalmi.       (01.     177—329. 

2.  In  combination  with  the  frame  of  an  automobile,  a 
vertically  j  rejecting  bracket,  an  elongated  body  pivotally 
mounted  oil  Mid  bracket  at  a  point  Intermediate  its  ends, 


er   of   the   character  described  furmed   of  two 

e  one  membi»r  beini:  provided  with  a  chamb«'r 

ission    of   a    mfdiuni    to   form    a    part    nf    the 

mixture,   a   futi    tiilie  carried   Uy   said   member 

a  duct  entirely   therethrough,  means  for  sup 

to  the  fuel   tulve.   the  other  member  being  pro- 

a  conical  chamber  adjacent  the  chamber  of  the 

member,    the  walls  <>f   said   cimicnl  cham- 

nverelngly  grooved   for  the  purpose  set  forth, 

g  chamber  in  the  end  of  the  second  member. 


and  enclosing  the  upper  end  of  said  bracket,  a  Tertical 
spindle  secured  to  said  body  and  rotatlvely  mounted  on 
said  bracket  for  rotatively  securing  said  body  to  said 
bracket,  a  beveled  gear  segment  journaled  on  said  bracket 
within  the  enclosure  of  said  body,  a  beveled  gear  segment 
rigidly  mounted  on  said  spindle  within  the  enclosure  of 
said  body  and  meshing  with  said  first  mentioned  gear 
segmint,  a  coiled  spring  between  aald  bracket  and  said 
last    mentioned   gear    gegment    for  yieldingly  holding    said 


i)od.v  in  normal  position,  means  for  rotating  said  first 
mentioned  (tear  seiimtnt  to  rotate  said  body  about  its 
pivot,  a  separate  lamp  bulb  located  in  each  end  of  said 
body,  a  separate  spring  pressed  terminal  electrically  con- 
nected to  each  lamp  bulb,  spaced  terminals  fixedly 
mounted  on  the  bracket  each  adapted  to  be  engaged  and 
disengaged  by  one  of  the  body  terminals  during  the 
movement  of  the  body,  said  terminals  being  located  In  the 
enclosure  of  said   body. 


1,460.482.  TYPEWRITINc;  MACHINE.  Robert  J.  Orr, 
Woodhaven,  N.  Y.  assignor  of  one-half  to  Stephen 
Scammacca.  Brooklyn.  .V    Y      Original  application  filed 


S.-pt.  2.'i.  I91S,  Serial  No 
application  flle<)  .\uk  2o, 
0   Claims.       <C[,    197  —  127.  i 


2.-.'i..<26.      Divided   and    this 
1921.      Serial    No.    493,849. 


1.    In 

[liar  en. 


a  writing  machine,  the  combination  with  a 
>f  a  paper  shelf  to  extend  longitudinally  of  and 
al>ove  the  platen  with  tbi'  leading  edge  above  the  line  of 
writitii,'  oti  the  platen,  fed  arranged  to  be  moved  to 
position  with  the  leadiu^  ed;;e  of  the  shelf  out  of  or  in 
engagement  with  the  platen,  and  fingers  carrying  rollers 
to  yieldingly  engage  with  the  shelf  and  arranged  to  be 
moved   into  and   out   of  engagement   with   the  shelf. 


1, 469.483.       WINDING     MECHANISM     FOR     ENDLESS 
BANltS     OR     FILMS     FOR     CINEM.\TOGRAPHS    OR 
OTHER    M.VCHINES.      Richard    Hakino    Parki.vson, 
London,     England,     assignor    to    Attractive    Publicity, 
Limited,  London,  England.     Filed  Dec.  9.  1922.     Serial 
No.  605.S95.     10  Claims.      (CL  88 — 18.7.) 
1.   Winding  apparatus  for  endless  bands  or  films  com- 
prising   film    supporting   rollers    engaging   the   Inner    con- 
volutions  of   the   roll   and    driven    thereby   other   rollers 
engaging   the   inner   convolution   of  the   roll   and   driven 
thereby,   discs    associated    with    said   second    rollers   and 
engaging  the  edge  of  the  film  and  driven  at  a  speed  co- 
Incident  with  the  speed  at  which  the  film  passes  throogb 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


185 


the  machine,  a  sprocket  drum  over  which  the  film  passes 
tu   the   roll  of  lilm,   a   second   sprocket  drum   over   which 


7rn 


JyV.*/  ■'rMlklBSii 


til   the  luactiine.   said   sproclvet   drums   !>'• 
a    spe»'(i    Co  incident    with    the    spi-ed    at 


;h"  tlJMi  pas-''^ 
ini;  ilriven  at 
which   the  film  passes  through  the  machine 


1.4ti'.i.  ISK 

.•<Ti;i;i{i.\ 

town.  I'a. 
ptiia.   I'a. 
16.     1922. 
1.88—194. 


BK.VKi:  .\CTr.\TlN(;  MKCIIANIS.M  FOR 
i;  WIIKKI.S.  Eaui.  .1.  W.  K.*(jSDALK.  Norris 
,  assignor  to  Budd  Wheel  ('ompany.   I'hiladel 

a   f'orporation   of  Pennsylvania.      l-Tled   .Tunc 
Serial     No      068. 837.       16     Claims.        (CI 
I 


o.  Ill  a  motor  vrhide.  the  comliitiation  of  a  relativtlx 
^tarioi  .-irv  axle,  a  spindle  pivoted  at  the  end  thereof,  fi 
whiel  monutc«l  on  said  spindle,  a  brake  drum  fixed  to  re- 
volve with  the  wlwel.  brake  mechanism  coacting  with  said 
lirake  drum  and  moiiuted  to  swivel  with  the  spindle,  a 
cable  for  ai-tuating  sail  brake  mechanism,  and  a  part 
fixed  to  the  axile  and  engaging  the  cable  to  form  a  stretch 
thereof  leading  to  the  brake  mechanism  from  a  point  on 
the  axis  around  wliich  said  brake  mechanism  swivels. 


tion  one  upon  the  other  and  each  having  an  opening  of 
such  width  as  to  enable  the  portions  of  the  film  passing 
through  said  openings  to  le  arrant.'*  d  in  arcs  of  such  ra- 
dius that  when  rolling  and  unrolling'  tlie  Isibbins  the  film 
(Iocs  not  come  into  contact  with  thr  edges  nf  the  opening'^. 


1.469,485.  MAGAZINE  BOX  FOR  CINE.MATOGRAPHIC 
OB  PH0T0<;RAPHIC  apparatus.  Giovanni  Bi- 
AETTA,  Paris,  France,  assignor  to  Sept  Cinema  Camera 
Distrittutors,  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y..  a  Corporation  of 
New  York.  Filed  Apr.  15.  1921.  Serial  No.  461,496. 
.'  riaims.      (Cl.  24:;— 71.1 


1.  A  magazine  Ih)X  for  cinematographic  and  photo- 
graphic apparatus,  comprising  two  cylindrical  members 
arranged  concentrically  in  spaced  relation,  and  for  rota- 


1,4*0,486.       IioCCHi:    i.VN     AM'     !MiIi'.\T<'H    TFlKHl:- 

FOR.         FitANK     .1,     Hl{iHl;Kh,      W  !l!l,'.-toIir,     N.      V.         iiUl 

Apr.    14.    ]'.»-l        s.riii:    No     i<!l,348.     2  Claims.      (CI, 


12.8- 


121.) 


•') 


1.  .\  iloiK  tir  ran  provid.'il  witli  a  i  rr.  >-  !..rn;t'tl  in  one 
wall  thereof  a  soi  ket  nieinbcr  in  the  luwt-r  end  of  said 
n  cfss  ;i  tulMilar  member  wholly  witliiii  said  ri-cess  and 
hiivinc  one  end  retain<Hl  in  said  s(Kk<  I  tiienibor  and  a  dou- 
ti>  nipple  within  said  recess  and  cni.'apine  said  socket 
member  and  said  tntnilar  ni<  niSer,  said  nipple  1»  ing  itro- 
\  ide<i  will)  an  enlarged  portion  at   mid  leoirth  thereof. 


1.469.487.  HnTII.i-:  STOI'I'Kil  .1 
d.-lphia.  I'a.  Filed  Mar.  .M .  lie.-] 
|i    ri;iitns,       1  <  ■].    LM.'.      ."..■;.  1 


'iiN   Si  im civth.   I'tilla- 
Strial    N.',   4."  7,  :'..'*;. 


1.  A  device  for  the  p\irp(.>s»'.*  lierein  set  forth  compris- 
ing in  combination  with  the  throat  of  a  imttli',  a  nipple 
having  a  sleeved  portion  adapted  to  be  inserted  in  the 
throat  of  the  bottle,  means  movable  h  ngthwise  in  said 
sl(»eve  and  adapted  to  compress  the  sleeve,  sealing  the 
throat  of  the  bottle,  means  for  moving  said  sealing  m-ans, 
and  means  permitting  adjustment  of  said   moving  means. 


1,469.488.       CALCULATING    MACHINE.       Cakl    A.    SlF.- 
WECK,  New  York.  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Remington  Account- 
ing Machine  Corporation,  New  York,  N.   Y.,  a  Corpora- 
tion   of    New    York.      Filed   Sept.    1.    1922.      Serial    No. 
585,736.     26  Clalm.s.     (CI.  2.35—59.) 
1.   In  a  calculating  machine,  the  combination   of  total- 
izer mechanism  including  a  series  of  gear  wheels,  and  an 
automatically   operating  aligning   bar   coacting   therewith 
and  moving  into  engagement  with  said  wheels  by  a  move- 
ment of  the  bar  first  at  one  end  and  then  at  the  other  in 
order  to  engage  said  wheels  successively. 

22.  In  a  calculating  machine,  the  combination  of  a  to- 
talizer including  a  series  of  gear  wheels;  an  alining  bar 
engaging  said  wheels  successively  ;  a  movable  carrier  to 


136 


controlled 

iDg   a    un 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1928 


parh   <U>pri><si'in   i>f  .i   key  :    m>^iins   r-nntroll.'<l 


v^>r•;al  bill 
trolKxl  by 
against  m 
advancpd 
end  of  the 
carrier. 


ti-^ 


f'jr    actuating  said    carrier  ;    and    means    con 

said    differential    shaft    for    holding    said    bar 

ovement  at  its  free  end  while  Its  pivoted  end  is 

ritli  the  carrier  and  for  then  releasing  the  free 

bar  and  allowing  the  spring  to  swing  It  on  thp 


1.46!»,«Wk».  j  .UKAiNS  I.X)E  DISTORTING  TUBES.  Ks- 
THO.vT  1  A.s.SELLi,  Newark,  N.  J.,  assignor,  by  mesne  a»- 
signnaents.  to  Harrlman  National  Banlt  of  the  City  of 
New  York,  trostee.  V\\tA  June  f>,  1919.  S».rial  No. 
302.32tt.     ?,  rUims      (PI    ISn-^SO..^.) 


1.  -Xn  a]ipnrattis  for  bending  tube*,  which  compri.ses  a 
die  member  adapted  to  receive  the  tube,  a  rigid,  Integral 
core  Carrie!  in  the  die  and  at  an  angle  to  the  major  por- 
tion of  th  '  axis  of  the  die,  and  means  movable  In  the 
direction  longitudinally  of  the  die,  for  moving  the  tube 
relatively  (o  the  die  and  core  to  eip.<ind  the  tube  and  bend 
one  end  of  the  tube  to  an  angle  to  the  ails  of  the  major 
portion   of  the  tube. 


1.469.490.  I     SCREEN.       Fat     L.     Watebmav,     Endicott, 

N.  Y. :   lllien  Waterman  administratrix  of  said  Fay   L. 

Watermin.  (Jec*a*ed.     Filed  Mar.  25,  1919.     Serial  No. 

284.974.      7   Claims.      (01.    210—198.) 

1.  Id  apwratna  of  the  clasa  descnt>ed.  the  combination 
with  a  rotiitiag  screen  having  circumferentlally  arranxed 
9«T\r%  of  screening  <ilors,  of  slot   cleaning  menni?   located 


which  on«  end  of  the  bar  is  pivoted  so  that  it  mny  move 
with  and  swing  relatively  to  said  carrier;  a  sprlnn  which 
tends  to  hald  th«  bar  in  normal  rt-latlon  to  its  carrier  :  key 


actaattng  mechanism  for  said  totallier  Includ- 
versal    bar   and    differential    xhaft    actuate'!   at 

by   -laid    'inl- 


apon    the   face    .f  said   scre.-n   opposite  to   that   on   which 
the   <»rreene<i    mat»rla!    Is  collocfed   and   comprising   resili- 

f'liiU     nioinfiHl     mfHiiiiTs     .nrrunK'ni     to     spring    into     and 


thr  ugh  nalrl  *:-.?*  rt*    i  poitit  in  tt)e  rotntltiir  travel  of  said 
•*!  its.  said  ni'iubcrs  Iwlne  r>^ten«loned  by  engagement  with 

the   porfinns    nf    sai'i    scn.'<>Ti    betwft-n    surresslve    slots    of 
th>'  resiHTtlve  s'Tii's 


M';y,4;n.     coKiNt;    kktort    oven,     josbph    van 

AcKF.Rjt.v,    rittsbiiPk-h,    Til.,    luisignor    to    The    Koppers 

C  mpanv,  I'ittshursiti  I'l  a  Corporation  of  I'ennsyl- 
vania  Fil.'.i  Ajir  V\  i;fjn,  .^^rial  No.  .372,991).  21 
("laims        '  f!     I'oj-    <t  i 


21.  In  a  coking  retort  oven,  in  combination:  a  plu- 
rality of  coking  chambers ,  heating  walla  Intermediate 
such  coking  chambers  and  constituted  of  series  of  com- 
btisfion  flues  and  of  a  series  of  channels  intermediate  such 
flne-serles :  rri>sB  reKen(^ratr)rn  disposed  at  a  lower  level 
than  the  coklnif  chambers  and  heating  walls,  such  regen- 
erators being  sub  divided  into  compartments  with  a  com- 
partment of  each  regenerator  directly  commanlcatlng  with 
rombustinn  flues  and  another  compartment  thereof  dlrectl y 
rommunlcatlni;  with  intermitliiite  channels  of  the  heat- 
ing walls;  aiiil  infaiis  fnr  jerniltting  separate  control  of 
the  flow  in  larh  cnniiinrtniint  of  the  regenerators;  eub- 
stantially   as   sp<Hifif<l 


1,469,402  .XNIM.Xl.  J'OKE.  Oboboe  A.  Baii.ET,  Man 
"Ing,  Idwa  Filfd  S(T)t,  21,  1922.  Serial  No.  589,554. 
1    rinim       m'!     i  l!i  -^142.) 

.\  feme  ijreafhlng  preventer  for  animals,  said  preventer 
comprising  rici'l  rrosfied  m<'mb«Ts  adapto<l  to  be  disposed 
on  the  forehead  of  nn  animal,  the  ends  of  the  crossed 
members  being  bpnt  forwardly,  a  nostril  clamp  comprising 
a  U-shaped  memt>er  having  Its  arms  extending  Inwardly 
fowar.ts  eai'h  <  ih.i    nml  tormlnatlng  in  eyes,  n  strap  car- 


I 


October  2, 1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


187 


rled  hy  said  clamp,   until  (-trap  passing  through   n   bnckl* 
carried   by  the  cn'ssed   rnenihors,  a   neck  hand    ;i   strap  se 


cured  fo  liif  under  side  of  the  crossed  members,  the  ends 
of  said  last  named  strap  pa.s»?ing  through  buckb'S  carried 
by  the   neck  band. 


1400,493.     FIHUING  TOOL.     Chablks  H.  Bhows,  Breck- 

enridge,   Tex.      Filed  Oct.   20.   1921,   Serial  No.   .'in.36S 
H.newed  Aug    la,   lOiiH.      4   Claims.      i  Cl.   294      1#0.  i 


If 


4.  .\  fishing  fool  for  removing  broken  valve  cages  com- 
prising a  plurality  of  spring  arms  having  pointed  seg- 
mental forward  end  portions  cooi>erating  to  form  an  ap- 
proiimatf'ly  cone-shaped  member  adapted  for  movement 
through  the  valve  seat  of  a  valve  cage,  said  arms  being 
formed  with  front  and  rear  shoulders  defining  a  valve 
seat  receiving  groove,  the  forward  shoulders  being  adapt- 
ed to  flatly  engage  the  forward  side  of  the  valve  seat 
and  the  rear  shoulders  being  adapted  to  engage  the  rear 
side  of  the  valve  scat  whereby  to  limit  the  forward  move- 
ment  of  the   arms  through   the  valve  seat. 


1, 469.494.      FIREPLACE    HEATER.      Carl    Wblltnoton 

BrcKLBB,  I/exlngton,  Ky.     Filed  May  11,  1922.     Serial 

No.  560,161.     3   Claims.      (CI.    126—121.1 

1.  The  combination  with  a  room  having  a  fireplace  and 

a  flue  leading  therefrom,  of  a  heater  fitting  within  the 

fireplace  without  closing  the  flue,  said  heater  comprkiing  a 

close<l  metal  casing  having  a   base  constitntlng  a  hollow 


hearth,  a  h  How  bn'-kTb''">'  "xt'-rniini:  !ir'""'''''n.v  from  the 
rear  part  nf  th*-'  ba^r,  tbf  fri^nt  wnl'  nf  ^■.\\i\  ba^k  piece 
overhan;:iii-_'   thr   '>ns<>,   said    li;is>-pl*'('<''   hn-^ine   ati    i. [waning 


-B^wr* 


commuiiiratin-  witli  th'-  room  .'ind  siiiil  ba<  k-jiiece  having 
an  i'p«iiiiip  i:,  it.s  ujiper  part  comniimliat  i!ip  wi'h  the 
atmi^sphcre  oxtirior   to  the  room. 


1.4tii».4'.t.-  rMBliia.LA  HIB  AND  STRl  TCH!  ii  .\  \  1  • 
ATT.\CH1N(;  Mi:.\NS  THEREFOR  Cai.!  \  1  |:  sfii, 
or.-t-on,  Mo  Filod  May  17,  1922,  S.-ri;,;  No.  501,017. 
:-i   ci.'i im.^,      1  ci    1  ;>,'■)  — 1'<<  i 


3.  Umbrella  rib  attaching  mean*;  romprising  a  rib  sub- 
stantially U  shaped  in  cross  section,  the  end  portion  of 
said  rib  being  enlarged  and  provided  with  a  recess,  and  a 
resilient  member  disposed  in  the  channel  of  the  U-shaped 
rib  and  coactinc  with  th<  recess  of  the  rib  to  provide  an 
opening. 


1.469,496.  FOLDING  ANlMAI^OPERATING  TROUaH. 
William  F  Christopher,  Auburn.  Iowa  Filed  .Tan. 
19,  1922,  Serial  No.  530.393  17  Claims.  (CI. 
119— 10.3  ) 


1  A  foldablr  operating  trough  having  tildes  adapted  to 
fold  together,  members  attachable  to  said  sides  of  the 
trough  for  holding  an  animal  down  in  the  trouL'h.  and  also 
adapted  to  embrace  the  trough  for  holding  the  sides 
folded,  and  another  in<'mber  also  attachable  to  said  sides 
to  assist  in  holding  the  animal  down  in  the  trough  and 
attachable  to  the  aforesaid  members  when  they  embriice 
the  trough   to  provide  a   carrying  handle. 


1,4«9,407.       FHID-GOVERNED     ELECTRIC     SWITCH. 

Albbrt  B.    Conant.   Newton    Center,   and    Leonard   A. 

House.  Boston,  Mass,     Filed  .Tan.  3,   ]!)21.     Serial   No. 

484,726.     12  Claims.      (CI.   200—67.1 

1.  An  electric  switch  having  the  combination  of  sta- 
tionary and  movable  switch  members,  a  fixed  support 
having  two  spaced  and  extended  arms,  said  movable  switch 
member  Including  two  spaced  and  connected  arms  dis- 
posed between  the  arms  of  said  fixe<l  support,  means  plv- 
otally  connecting  said  arms,  and  switch  oT>ernflng  mech- 
anism  Including   an   operating  fram^   having   spaced   and 


138 


connect 
said 
of   the 
switch-r 
an.l  i-on 


^  arin«,  means  pivotally  connecting  the  arms  of 

e  to  the  arm*  of  said  fixed  support  to  the  rear 

votal    connection   of   the   armg   of   said   movable 

ember,  a  spring  disposed  between  all  of  said  arms 

•'cte<l  to  said  muvable  switch  member  and  operat- 


fra  n 


inif  tra 
prlsinu 
pfiTX.    fn 
tween  ^ 
■  >-i\  ed 


itie.  and  means  to  movp  said  operating  frame  com- 

a    lever   pivotally    supported   on    the    pivotal    atip- 

the    operating    frame    having    Inturned    ears    be- 

hlch  an  arm  of  said  operating  frame  is  loosely  re- 


FRO 

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a    ca  m 
opera 
to  opeijat 
the  s 
for  ro 
key  m 
shaft 


tire 


shift 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2, 1923 


T; 


S.       APPARATTS     FOR     REMOVING  TIMBERS 

[   SAWMILL  fARRIAGES.      Wiu.iam  H     ("lkjpkr. 

Wash.       Filed     July     10.     1922.  S«'rla!     Nn 
(\    riaira.«.       m:I.    14."? — 124.1 


a  sjiwyer's  carriaiie.  thf  combination  of  mt'ans 
kly  remiiTlnc  tim^M■r  from  the  carriaiio  including 
bar.  means  for  forifiniriu  tif  t^'rminal  of  said  bar 
■aiifht  away  movpment.  a  cam  below  tht*  plane  of 
miual,  a  projection  depending  from  said  bar  ad- 
(ald  terminal,  and  mt^ans  for  trant^lating  said  ter- 
oward  and  beyond  said  cam,  said  projection  and 
parting   a    swia^iiij;   mov>>mpnt   to    tho   free   end    of 


4  to 


HYDRAULIC  PRESS  AND  THE  LIKE.     John 

IN  CREi'iH.  Sheffl.'ld.  England,  assiznor  of  one-third 

mmell  I^lrd  A  Company   [..imited,  and  one-third  to 

McN'pal  Allan,  both  of  Sheffield,   England.     Filed 

3.    1922.      Serial    No.    572,»537.      4    Claims.       fCl. 


138--16.) 


a  hydraulic  press  or  the  like  the  combination  of 

shaft,   a   series  of   cams   thereon,    oach   having   an 

coonectioa  with  a  valve  of  the  press  and  adapted 

e  it  In  the  required  sequence  on   the  rotation  of 

,  a  pulley  or  gear  wheel  on  the  cam  shaft,  means 

toting  it  from  a  source  of  power,  a  spring-controlled 

vable  about  its  own  axis  in  a  keyway  of  the  cam 

ihaped    and    dlaposed    to    engage    and   disengage    a 


keyway   in   the  huh  of  the  pulley  by   movement  about  its 
own  axis,  an  arm  on   the  key  accesBlble  outside  the  cam 


shaft,  a  stop  ill  the  i>ath  of  thf  arm.  means  for  moving 
the  sto[i  out  of  that  path,  and  means  for  returning  the 
stop  substantially   as   and   for   the  purpose   specifle<l. 


l,4r;!i.,'jo.i  TtJ("IN<;  JKWKI.  SFTTINCJS.  Chabi.es  E. 
I>E  r...v,.,  .^priiiiTtield.  III.  Filed  Sept.  12,  1921. 
Serial    No      4<.i;t,ii20       S    Claims.       (CI.    82-^35  ) 


)Q 


1  The  means  for  tniiiin  a  j»'wel  !»eltine  with  respect 
to  tlu>  tioii-  iu  the  jrwt'l  mounted  in  the  setting,  com- 
[rUinc  iiiPiiris  for  rotating  the  sottlnR  on  its  axis;  a 
lion  rota' ivi'  slitlablf  elemt-nt  bavlne  a  pivot  adapted  to 
enter  thf  liolc  in  thp  jewel  ;  and  a  cutting  tool  mounted 
on  ^aid  non  rotative  (>lement  and  cutting  the  circimifcr 
enct-  of  the  setting  while  the  setting  is  rotating  aroiintl 
the    pivot    in    the    hole   of    the  Jewel. 


1.4P.»5ni.  FIRE  EXTINCT'ISHER.  Edt.aR  N.  Dom.iv, 
Syracuse.  N.  Y  Filed  Apr.  21,  1920.  Serial  No. 
375.540  ?,  Claims  (PI.  169 — 32.) 
1.  A  Are  extinguisher  comprising  a  bottle  having  an 
inlet  in  one  end  and  an  outlet  in  its  opposite  end  and 
wntaining  a  tire  extinguishing  fluid,  stoppers  for  the 
inlet  and  otitlet.  a  normally  deflated  Inflatable  bag 
within  the  bottle  having  an  Inlet  end  secured  in  tbe 
Inlet  of  the  bottle  and  containing  a  gas-producing  ele 
ment,  an  hermetically  sealed  cartridge  within  the  bag 
and  containing  another  gas  producing  element,  whereby 
the  bottle  with  the  bag  and  cartridge  therein  may  be 
Inverted  and  held  In  any  position  without  liberating 
any  of  the  gas-producing  elements,  and  means,  operable 
at  will,  for  disintegrating  the  cartridge  to  release  Its 
contents  in  the  presence  of  the  other  gas-producing  ele- 
ment   in    the    bag    for    generating    gas    in    said    bag   and 


October  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


139 


thereby  expanding  the  same  to  expel  the  fire  extingtiish 
ing  fluid  from   the  Inittle   when  the   stopper  in   the  outlet 
is  open,   and   nu-ans  for  holding  i)ortlon8  of   the  bag  out 


of  c<mtart  witli  the  walls  of  the  bottle  when  the  ba^'  ia 
•■xpaiided  to  maintain  a  passage-way  for  the  liquid  from 
all    portions   of    the    bottle    to    the   outlet. 


.  4  r.  9.502.       AUTOMATIC     LEVELING 

I.KWIS      W.      EVERSMAN,      Julesburg,      ColO. 

:'.l.      1022.        Serial      No.     504,90 
37-143.) 


MACHINE 

Filed    May 

Claims.        m:1. 


^.-"-iT^> 


z"*^ 


,4  69,.-)  0.3.  CLOSET-SEAT  BUMPER.  Tilgh.mav  J 
I'lohkt,  Washington,  N.  J.,  assignor  to  B.  O.  T.  Mfg. 
Co.,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey. 
Flle<l  Jan.  11,  1923.  Serial  No.  612,115.  4  Claims. 
(C\.  4—18.) 

s 


1.  A  bumper  for  closet  seats  comprising  a  molded 
rubber  body  having  a  substantially  level  face  for  con- 
tactlDg  with  the  seat,  and  a  U-shaped  metal  fastener 
having  its  t>ody  portion  Imbedded  midway  in  the  depth 
of  the  rubber  body,  the  arms  of  the  fastener  comprising 
plain  tangs  which  project  from  the  level  face  adapted 
to   b«  driven    in   and   clinched    to   the   seat. 


1.469,504.  r.EAR  (JRINDINi; 
(iARRisoN.  Dayton.  Ohio  I'il 
No.    491,05:'..      l:.'    Claimi^-      " 


1.   A    loveling    machine    comprising    a    main    frame,    a    i 
scraper   frame   movably   mounted   in   the   main    frame,    re 
sillent   means   supporting  one   end   of  the   movable    frnnie 
out    of    scraping    position,    an    arched    axle    mounted    for 
ro' king     movement     in     the     main     frame     and     having 
k'round    wheels^  thereon,   said   axle  being  arranged   to   en 
page  and  depress   the  movable  frame   into  position   up(tn 
movement   of  the   main   frame   in   one   direction. 


MAI  MINE.         t»RLAMK) 
d    \Ui:     I-.    1921.      Serial 

■1      .'.1  --  ."2,  I 


1,  In  a  }:<'i'r  Kfiiuliiit;  niacbinc.  the  combination  of  a 
grinding  whrel.  means  for  supiiorririL'  work  to  tx-  ground 
at  right  angles  to  said  grinding  wheel,  a  master  gear 
on  iiaid  supporting  means,  and  means  for  aligning  the 
work  with  said  master  gear,  comprising  an  angularly 
and  longitudinally  adjustable  rack  bar  mounted  in  pre- 
determined relation  relative  to  the  master  gear  and 
adapted  to  be  moved  into  relation  with  said  work  to 
align    the    same   with    the   master   gear. 


1.469,505.       DRAWBAR    FOR    VEHIt  LES        Wilmam    D 


GiDDiNciS,    Fort    Pierre, 

Serial    .No.    .',.".( i. 74 4.       1 


S.    Dak,      Filed    Apr.    8,    1922. 

•  Iiiiui,       >  1  1      liNO — 33  55  I 


3>rp^j-  .• 


C 


J 


In  a  drawbar  coiistructiou  ih.t-  conii>inatlon  with 
means  for  attaching  the  forward  < mi  of  the  draw-bar 
to  a  vehicle,  a  clamp  adapter!  to  Ne  i  lamped  upon  the 
front  axle  of  a  vehicle  to  l.c  to\v(i  .md  comprisine  a 
part  lying  above  said  axle  and  a  [lart  lyini:  below  said 
axle,  filling  blocks  t>etween  the  part  which  lies  lulow 
the  axle  and  said  axle,  said  fllIi^^'  lihcks  having  arcuate 
faces  and  the  draw-bar  having  a  p<irtion  which  passes 
between  the  axle  and  the  part  of  the  clamp  which  lies 
below  the  axle  and  the  edges  of  which  portion  act 
against  said  arcuate  faces,  an  extension  upon  the  rear 
end  of  the  draw-bar,  a  clamp  adapted  to  be  secured  to 
the  steering  rod  of  an  automobile  to  t>e  towed  and  a 
part  carried  by  said  clamp  for  engaging  the  extension 
of    the    rear    end    of    the    draw  bar. 


1,469,506.     AUTOMOBILE  PULLING  DEVICE.     Chari.ks 

EvEBT   GiLLAM,   Centralia.    Mo.      Filed    Dec.    15,    1921. 

Serial  No.  522,620.     4  Claims.      (CI.  242—65.1 

3.  The    combination    with    a    motor    vehicle    wheel    and 

the  spokes  therein,  of  a  pulling  device  includlig  a  body 

ring,   hooks   pivotally    mounted    upon    said    ring   so    as   to 


140 


extend   i 
folded    i 


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OCTOBEE  2, 1923 


t    right    angles    to    the    plane    thereof    or   to   lie 
I    the    plane    thereof,    said    hook    portions    being 


adapted 

whereby 

.iilapte<1 


1.4'^9Jr,  07.  EXTBACTION  OF  POTASSIUM  COM- 
Pnr'NDS.  Waltbh  GLAXSxa,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  as 
signer  to  Potash  Extraction  Corporation,  New  York. 
N  Y  a  Coriwratlon  of  Npw  York.  Filed  June  7. 
191  <*  Serial  No.  238,767.  1  Qalm.  (CI.  23—22.) 
[n  a  method  of  separatini;  potassium  and  caldnm 
chloride),  the  steps  which  consist  In  heating  a  mix- 
ture of  rach  chlorides  with  tricalclnm  phosphate  In  the 
presence  of  steam,  and  then  leaching  ont  the  water 
solntoie  lotasslnm  chloride  In  the  residue. 


1,409,30  t 
ter.    > 
7  da 


BROILER.     At.PHONSi  J.   GossttiM,   Roches- 
T.      Filed   Dec.    24,    1921.     Serial   No.   524.711. 
tat.     (CL  53—5.) 


1.  In  a  roaster,  the  combination  of  a  dripping  pan. 
a  roasting  pan  supported  above  said  dripping  pan. 
means  In  timaltaneously  roratlng  and  raising  said  roast- 
ing   pan    above    said    dripping    pan. 


,50  J 


l,4t>9 
Ohio, 
Com 
Jan. 

126— be.) 


GAS   HEATER       JoH.v    H     Graisow,   Athens, 

assignor    to   The    .1     H.    Grayson    Manafacturlng 

,  Athens,  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio.     Filed 

12,    19M.      Serial   No.    614,274.      5    CUlma.      (CT. 


Piiay, 


1.    A 

a   set 
heat-in 
a 
rovn 


second 


dlrg 


for  engagement  with  the  spokes  of  the  wheel 
the  shanks  of  said  hook  members  form  a  drum 
for   rotation   with   the  wheel. 


j£ 


gas   heater   of   the    wall    heater   type.    comprtalBg 

4f   radiant    glower    elements,    n    casing    haring    a 

^ulatlng  lining,    surroanding    the    set    of   gk>w»ra, 

casing    hartng    a    heat-insnlatlng    lining    sor- 

fbe  first   casing  in   spaced   relation  deflnlng  an 

Interspace,   a   thtrd    casing   harlng  a    heat-lnsnlatlng  lin- 


ing, surrounding  the  seroml  casing  in  spaced  relation 
defining  an  Interspan-,  a  face  plate  spanning  the  first 
and  second  rnslnK  and  having  a  large  number  of  perfo- 
rations in  communication  with  said  first  interspace,  a 
second  fac«-  plate  spanning  the  second  and  third  casing. 
havlDR  .1  large  number  of  perforations  In  communica- 
tion with  the  second  interspace  and  pres^'nting  together 
with  the  first  face  plate  the  appearance  of  n  single  face 
plate,  mean!!;  for  mechanically  Interconnecting  the  two 
face  platc«  so  that  they  are  thermally  substantially  inde- 
pendent of  each  other,  and  mechanical  connections  be 
tw*>eii  the  'asings  offering  substantially  no  resistance  to 
the  flow  of  air  through  the  interspaces. 


l,4f,ii  ,-,in  rr-TTF.R  t'OR  FORAGE  ANDGR.VTV  GRINP 
ERS  .InsKiH  H(KHB>AiKR.  l*iieblo.  I'olo.  File<l  Mar 
20,1','.'.';.     Serial  No.  627. SIT.     1  Claim.     (CI    Hti- 12. 


u 


N 


// 


A  cutter  for  feed  ntid  -.rrnlii  crlnilcrs  and  the  like  having 
oppositely  projecting  blades,  each  blade  provided  with  a 
square  eud  ami  concave  8ldt>s  forming  cutting  edges  at  op- 
posite 8iden  of  sjiid  end.  tiie  outer  portion  of  each  blade 
being  bifurcattHl  longitudlually  through  the  end  thereof 
and  having  its  furratlon.s  oppositely  and  laterally  de 
fleeted  and  cuncavt  ly  curved  along  the  Inner  sides  thereof, 
forming  cutting  edges  at  the  inner  sides  of  the  ends  of 
the  furcations  and  permitting  the  latter  to  readily  clear 
themselves  In  action. 


1.469, fill  HYItRAir.ir  COTTON  PRESS.  FitROI.VAND 
P.  HiEBNKK.  Cameron.  Tex.  Filed  Dec.  31.  1920.  Se- 
rial No    434,26;{       1  I  laim.      (CI.  lOD— 28.) 


In  a  hydraulic  cotto?i  |)r«?s8.  a  base  aiU,  a  depending 
centrally  ili.sposM'd  cylirider  carried  by  the  sill,  an  up- 
standing post  carried  by  the  base  sill  at  one  side  of  the 
plunger  and  arranged  at  the  longitudinal  axis  of  the  sill, 
a  pair  of  spaced  upstanding  guide  rods  arranged  on  the 
other  side  of  the  plun^jer  and  carried  by  the  "111,  a  head 
block  secured  to  the  post  and  guide  rods,  a  slide  block 
arranged  between  the  guide  rods,  post,  head  block  and 
sill,  a  depending  c«>ntrally  dlspose«l  plunger  secured  to  the 
head  block  and  reclprocably  mounted  in  the  cylinder,  con- 
caTed  presser  elem«'nts  secured  to  the  slide  Mock  and 
head  block  and  arranged  in  spaced  relation  thereon,  and 
a  rotatable  cotton  container  mounted  npon  the  post  for 
moremrnt  between  the  Mil  and  bead  blocks  for  reclpro- 
cably  receiving  the  slide  block. 


OCTOBEB  2,  1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


141 


1,469,512.  CONTAINER.  Habley  E.  Hltchison,  Hotch- 
klss.  Colo.  Filed  Oct.  .iO.  1922.  Serial  No.  597,894. 
3  Claims.     (CI.  221 — 23.) 


1.  The  combination  with  a  containtr  of  the  type  de- 
scribed having  formed  through  the  wall  thereof  un  open- 
ing adapted  for  the  reception  of  an  outlet  fitting,  and 
means  including  a  hand  operated  clamping  element  for 
securing  the  outlet  fitting  in  position,  of  a  base  for  said 
receptacle  enacting  with  the  clamping  element  to  prevent 
rotation  thereof  when  the  container  i«  in  position  upon 
the  base. 


1,469.513.  ri'HOl.STERlNG  M.XCHINE.  Uomtr  II.  In- 
GBB80LL,  St.  Ix)ui8.  Mo.  Filed  .Ian  18.  1922.  Serial 
No.  530,021.      7   Claims.      rCl.  226  -46.'» 


ji  j7 


1.   In    an     upholstering    machine,    a    table,    a    vertical 

'  n.shion  sizing  ilemt  nt,  mean.-*  for  pivotally  mounting  one 
end  of  said  element  above  the  table,  a  valve  controlled 
fluid  actuated  motor  for  raisinic  and  lowering  the  other 
end  of  the  vertical  sizing  element,  a  pair  of  lateral  cush- 
ion sizing  elements,  a  valve  cimtrolled  fluid  actuated  mo- 
tor and  means  for  caui<ing  the  motor  to  synchronously 
niiive  the  lattT.ii  sizing  elements,  adjustable  means  for 
limiting  the  njo\ements  of  the  lateral  sizing  elements  in 
sizing  (lirictions.  a  ram,  a  valve  controlled  fluid  actu- 
ated motor,  for  the  ram,  mean.><  for  locking  certain  of  the 
sizing  olemonts  during  the  action  of  the  ram  ami  exten- 
sions for  said  lateral  and  vertical  sizing  element.s  over 
which  a  cushion  ca.siug  may  Ik'  telescopically  fitted  and 
through  whi' li  the  hiiilt  up  anil  sized  cushion  filler  is 
forccil  to  i)e  r((i'iv(il  by  the  Casing. 


1.4G9.514.       LEMON     SgiEEZFR.       1'ctkh 
Des    .Moines,    Iowa.       Filed    Nov.    &,    1921. 
."i:'..';4l       :;  rialms.      (CI.  146-3.) 


.Tt  er<;kvsk\, 
i^eriai    No. 


3.  A  lemon  squeezer  comprising  a  plate  having  a  pla- 
rality   of  upwardly  extending  rods,  a  rotatable  member 


associated  with  said  rods  and  having  fruit  gripping  means, 
and  a  disk  associated  with  said  fruit  gripping  means  and 
having  an  operating  stem  provided  with  a  hand  wheel 


1,469. MS.  rUINTINc;  PRISS  William  M  Kellv,  Jer- 
sey City,  N.  .J,  Filed  .Kw;..  0.  1U21.  Serial  No  490.291. 
34  Claims.      (CI.  271—56.) 


1.  The  comhinatiOM  of  .sbwt  forwarding  means,  an  jni- 
pre8.sion  cylinder,  means  for  raising  and  lowering  said 
cylinder,  means  controlling  th'-  oixration  of  said  mecha- 
nism by  the  presence  of  a  sli.  et  in  [losjtion  to  be  taken  by 
said  cylinder  and  means  goverii+'d  by  said  controlling 
means  to  avoid  alternate  forw  ardinj:  operations  of  said 
forwarding  means. 


1.469, .'.16.       HOLDING      DEVKE      FOR      EMHR(HI)KUy 

WORK.        .TOSKPH      A.      KiRCHGES.S.SKR.      Ruffalo,      .N        V 

I^led    Nov.    17,    1921.      Serial   No.    515,812.      C.   Claims 
(CI.  45—24.) 

M    ^       J*         M 


1.  A  holding  device  for  embroidery  work.  corapriKlnc  a 
self-conforming  expansible  and  contractlble  loop-holder 
adapted  to  hold  a  pair  of  erabroiiicry  hoops  having  em- 
broidery material  clamped  therebetween,  and  means  for 
supporting  said  hoop  holder. 


1.469.517      BRUSU  GRUBBER  .\ND  LEVELER       Edward 

CoMLY  Leak,  Reno.  Nev.     Filed  Jan.  19,  1922.     Serial 

No.  530.389.     5  Claims.     (CI.  55—60.) 

1.  A   device  of  the  character   specified,    comprising   an 

A-frame    having    series   of    blades    at    the    under    surface 

thereof  and  extending  beyond  the  sides  of  the  frame,  each 

blade  having  its  cutting  edge  lying  in  a  plane  extending 

obliquely  to  the  plane  of  the  proximate  side  of  the  frame 

and  being  spaced  from  the  latter  and  a  guide  and  runner 

at  the  rear  and  center  of  the  frame,  and  extending  below 


142 


the  frame 
ground  w 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2. 1923 


to  form  a  ftn 
len  the   frame 


If  Tane  for  engaging  within  the 
Is   drawn   nver   the  ground.   Bald 


frani.*  ba 
ili^P'iSfd 


1.4t39,51S 


ing  a  s'ni.T-striictur*'  [iT'ividf^.l  with  .i  vertically 
ngnlar  tlfrtt-ctuig  plat-  .irranuf.l  at  the  front  of 
with  the  a[K'i  I't  the  J^•fl•l  tin,'  plate  forem(.>iif 


WATER  LEVEL  SKiNAI^     Edward  J    Leiqhi 
)n.shoh.  rknn,    V:i       Filed  Auir.   11,    11)20.      Serial 
932       1   Claim       i  CI    •J(»  — s4  . 


In  a 

an    open 
opening. 
(ivt-r   wh 
chain,  a 
of.  a  .'*et 
tact.^,  a 
with   the 
with   the 
motion 
U  n  as  t 
0o«t. 

1.4t>9.5r 

Filed 

Id.  1 


d<vl 


IQ 


ce  of  thf-  ohararter  f»tat>'d.  a  ha.«H  txiard  having' 
g  thert'through.  a  chain  r'a^>*i"?  through  Kiirl 
a.  sprocket  wht-el  on  each  side  of  ■»ald  base  board 
h  said  ihain  runs,  a  float  on  on*'  end  of  said 
?ounterbalanc>'  weight  on  thp  opp«>sitt'  end  there- 
i)f  contacts,  a  rack  bar  associated  with  said  con- 
ontact  shoe  carried  by  the  raclc  bar  for  coaction 
aforementioned  contacts,  a  rack  pinion  meshing 
rack  bar.  and  a  train  of  cears  for  tran.smitting 
om  on.'  if  th."  sprocket  whe»-ls  t.)  the  rack  pin- 
chain   l.s  ii.oved  due  to  the  rise  and  fall  of  the 


fr 


U 


1.   A 
rallty  o 
cf>rd  In 

exten 


dinp 


HOSF  .T'HN  T.  I.isTKn.  Wellington.  Ohio. 
June  L'S,  VX20  S.>rial  N"  '102. 450  3  Claims. 
57—90.  . 


lose  having  a   body  portion  composed   of  a  plu 
unpurposed  layers  of  woven  fabric  and  unwoven 
he  form  of  utrlps  haring  their  longitudinal  edges 
lengthwise  of  the  base. 


1,469.520  CLEANING  DEVICE  FOR  ORE-SINTERING 
MACHINES.  Richard  L  Llotd,  New  York,  N.  Y..  as- 
signor to  Dwlght  A  Lloyd  Sintering  Company.  New 
York.  N  Y.,  a  tnrporation  of  Delaware.  Filed  Oct.  25, 
1'.>1!»,  Serial  No.  3;i.{.353.  Renewed  Feb.  23,  1923.  7 
Claims.      i  t'l.    2H»5      21  ) 


imi^M^^Vi^sim 


1  In  an  ore  slnttTlng  or  Hlrailar  machine,  the  combi- 
nation nf  the  movable  aperttired  ore  support  and  auto 
matically  movable  cleaners  adapted  to  enter  the  apertures 
In    the  said  supi»<:irt  rtft>'r   th.-  ore  is  dtecharged. 


1.4*1't.',21  SINTKK  M.\rH!NE  DRIVE  MECHANISM 
Rii:}i.*HD  L.  lAMXi>,  New  Vork.  N.  Y..  assignor  to  I>wight 
A  Lloyd  Sintering  Company,  New  York.  N.  Y  .  a  Corpo- 
ratlnii  of  Delaware.  Filed  Oct.  2K,  l!tl9,  Serial  No. 
:;.;.".  !>T:1  Renewed  Feb.  23,  1923.  f,  flaims.  (<'l. 
26t>— 21   1 


1  In  an  ore  sintering  or  treating  mechanism,  the 
r.nntiiiiatlou  with  a  seri*^  of  iialiets.  of  a  guide  tht-refof 
along  which  they  move  in  one  direction,  a  second  guide 
along  which  they  move  in  the  opposite  direction,  and  a 
pow.>r  transmitting  device  f.T  moving  them  along  the 
gald  second  guide  and  artuate<l  by  the  pallets  while  the\ 
are  moving  along  the  tlrst  guide. 


l,4f.;t,.'.22.  (ENTRIFICAL  SEI'ARATINO  API'ARATIS 
J^MKS  MAcK.Wf.  Canit.ridge.  Mass.  Fib-d  Sept.  27. 
1921.     Serial  No.  503,595,     20  Claims.      (CI.  233— 2i>.  ■ 


1  A  centrifugal  separator  comprising,  In  combination,  a 
(  ylind.T.  mechanism  for  rotating  said  cylinder.  mtMins  for 
conducting  a  mixture  of  solid  and  liquid  materials  to  b«' 
separated  into  said  cylinder  whereby  the  action  of  cen- 
trifugal force  on  the  mixture  will  cause  the  solid  con- 
Ktituent  of  said  mixture  to  st'parate  and  form  a  layer  of 
mud  on  the  inner  surface  of  the  cylinder,  a  dlscharite 
outlet  for  the  liquid  constituent  of  said  mixture,  a  plu 
rality  of  mud  discharging  ports  at  the  end  of  the  cylinder, 
and  means  rotatable  relatively  to  said  cylinder  for  inter 
mlttently  opening  and  closing  said  porta. 


October  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


143 


1,469.523.  REVERSIBLE  CfSHION.  Virgi.ma  Mabt 
McGartbt,  Bruniswick,  (Ja.  Filed  Mar,  is,  1022.  Se- 
rial No.   544.947.     4   Claims.      (CI.  5— 339  ) 


1  A  eushlon  including  n  stationary  cover  attached  to 
one  face  of  the  cushion  and  extending  over  the  edj-'ct; 
tbert^if  and  onto  the  opposite  face  of  the  cushion,  iin 
additional  cover  member  attached  to  the  face  of  the 
(iishion  opiV)Rite  the  first  cover  and  connected  with  the 
extended  edges  of  the  first  cover,  said  secfind  cover  having 
its  free  edges  projecting  beyond  the  connected  portion 
to  jirovlde  a  skirt,  and  a  flexible  drawstring  attached  to 
the  free  niges  of  the  second  cover. 


1  4t->9.,-:J4.      V,\NITV   CASE       F.MME'rr   Ammi    MiAi!THik, 
Rodeo,  (^nlif      Filed  Dec    12,  1922.     S.-ria!   No    C,ft»;.4n 
i    Claim*-.       (CI.    i;rj--K3.) 


■'I   III 


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3.  An  article  carrier  comprising  hinged  sections,  a  par 
tition  in  one  of  the  sections  dividing  the  sections  into 
lateral  i-ompartraents.  a  hing«><i  plate  in  each  compart 
ment.  one  of  said  plates  having  openings  to  accommodate 
boxes,  the  o^iposite  plate  having  inwardly  extended  flanges, 
a  tray  having  lateral  flanges  cooperating  with  the  In- 
wardly extended  flanges,  to  support  the  tray  and  permit 
the  tray  to  slide  with  respect  to  Its  supporting  plate,  and 
a   clasp   for  holding   the  sections  together. 


l,4t;9.52,j.  III.NGE.  OiTo  NADor,.VEY,  Nanticoke,  I'a. 
Filed  May  9.  1922.  Serial  No.  559,520.  1  Claim 
(CI.   16--181.I 


In  a  door  mounting,  brackets  having  apertured  flanges, 
the  said  brackets  being  of  a  height  to  compensate  for  the 
difference  in  thickness  of  doors,  one  of  said  apertured 
flanges  of  each  bracket  being  adapted  to  he  secured  to  a 
door  frame,  a  plate  provided  with  ajx^rtures  by  which 
the  said  plate  may  be  secured  to  a  door  frame  or  to  the 
said  brackets,  fastenings  extending  through  the  said 
apertures  for  anchoring  the  plate  on  a  door  frame  in 
operative  relation  to  a  door,  the  said  plate  having  its 
edges  c«nverglng  downwardly  and  Intnrned  to  form  guides, 
and  a  hinge  having  two  leaves,  one  of  which  may  be  se- 
cured to  a  door  and  the  other  of  which  tapers  to  the  con- 


figuration of  the  space  t)etween  the  puides  of  the  plate. 
thp  said  last  mentioned  leaf  being  of  a  thickness  to  fit 
in  the  guides  formed  by  the  plate  and  its  flanges,  ss  and 
for   the  purjxise  described. 


1,469, .'.26.      LOCOMOTIVE    RdO.^TKK       1,usn;k    Ki  w  u;n 
(»SB«.iR\B  and   Nathan    M,   L<'«kh.  Believne.    I'a,      rile,! 
Aug,    25,    1922.      Serial    No,    ,'i.^4,,';,h(>,      it    I'lainis.       .I'l 
105 — Ht9.  , 


1,  The  coisit.iuat  ioK  of  ;i  ;or.,ii,,,tiv«'  ;;iiii  trailer  with  its 
tender,  an  anxiliary  njotor  lo.-iti.j  ujhUi  Xh^-  tender  -aid 
motor  l.ein;:  tlexlbly  cotijile,]  i,,  i*,,,  iraiier  whereby  to 
fM'rmit  relati\e  movement  Setu.  il  ihe  tender  and  loco- 
motive. 


1.469.527.       SHAl"!^    Cori'LINi,        (_  H.iiiLi:s     W.    <.(LDI.k 
KikK.  Mount   ri.  asant    Mich      Filed  Nov.  27,  1920.     Se- 
rial No.  420, 77f.      •;  Claims,      iCi.  2S7 — 130.1 


/?■ 


>* 


4,  A  shaft  cou|iliDg  ct.niprisii,;:  a  pair  ni  tlar).;o-  ha',  in;: 
their  contacting  faces  provided  with  Intersectin-.:  .  .r 
rt^sponding  groov.-s.  and  keys  to  emer  the  coijicidiiiL- 
grooves,  one  key  preventing  displacement  of  another 


1,469,528.  METAL  HOSK  .Tmhn  Owkns,  Wasliini:! on, 
D.  C.  Filed  May  7.  1921.  Serial  No.  4G7,GuH.  3 
Claims.      (CI,   ir;7--  7.'".  i 


1.  A  metal  ho.se  comprising  a  plurality  of  mrt.il  iio>e 
sections,  the  end  sections  baring  respectively  means  for 
attachment  to  a  grease  gun  and  a  grease  cup  or  the  like, 
a  coupling  between  the  sections  c 'miKised  of  a  casini,' 
semi-spherical  at  its  end  and  hollow  interfittlng  feini 
spherical  parts  attached  to  the  hose  sections  and  a  spring- 
having  one  end  in  a  hollow  {mrt  for  holding  the  semi 
spherical  parts  together. 


1,469.529.     NAILING  MACHINE.    .IchnC    F.^shby.  Lyni  , 
Mass.      Filed    July    18,    1921,      Serial    No,    485, 52o'      7 
Claims.      (CI.    1—33.) 
1.   In  a  nailing  machine  of  the  character  descrit>i'<l,   in 

combination,  a  l)ed  provided  with   a   curved   rece.<,-    lis    it,. 


144 


under    s 
form   rbf 

fact'     •'■■ 


u^-fttC''  extended  to  the  top  surfaoo  thereof  to 
teiu  a  slot,  u  throat  haviDj;  a  cur\  txl  upper  sur- 
irniin;^   ti>    thf   curvature  of   said    rf<:ee«,    oieaas 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


f'-r  ;>i\»>'iiii>  mouutinK  said  thr-jut  btl'iw  said  bed.  to 
]i-r;iiit  id  f'j  be  tnovpd  into  an  iiii'lined  [MisitlDn,  a  naii 
Irivt'r  !iioT,it)lp  in  said  throat,  and  mechanism  movable 
wiTa    sail    throat    for    ai'tuntins    said    driver. 


1  +';',i  :.:.''      HUaII'INC  UIK.    a nkek  Petersen,  Wlnthrop. 

Ma.^s.      t-:;.'d     Vu,',    I'i.    lirj-J.      Seriai    N..     5^1'.  1  >;r..      16 


Claims 


U     A 

braid,     a 
heating 


"  "SLE^ 


'■7~p=Z 


riidini;  din  iiavine  a   restricted  passa;:^  for  the 

d     a     ht'iitinir     i.'oil     S'jrri,.ai;diiii;     sal>l     die     for 


t. 


i.4f;n..',.ii    DKvicE  fur  the  pkomotin';  \nim:on- 
tkolIino  of  thk  cikculatiun  of  \vatp:k  in 

WATFlKTrBE  BOILERS.  Hevky  '  '.ke  I'owel,  Lon- 
lion.  Hntfland.  assit'iior  to  ThDmas  Andr»'w  Lewis.  New 
York.  }s'.   Y.      I-'iifd   Mar.   10.    lOl'iJ.      S»Tial  No.  542,743. 


o:\.  y.'.: 


112, 1 


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^J 


iauer  •■nd  and  a  iungitudinni  ixtenaioD  from  the  outer 
end  of  said  body,  flna  radiutiiiK  from  said  plug  and  lugs 
project! [11,'   from  aaid   flns. 


>').   A   (.irculatioQ   pl\ii;  comprisiujj  integral   uiembefs  In- 
cludiug  n  bo<ly   portion,  a  serif*  of  steppt-d  necks  at  tins 


:.46fl,r.:;-'      hat  UOLHEK.     Samlkl  K.  Pribm,  Shawano. 
Wis       Fil.'d    S^pt.    27,    1922.      Serial    No.    r.DO.'.Kid.      2 

I'laiujs,        ri    24--253.) 


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/ 


/ 


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/ 


1.  A  h.Tt  holder  including  a  iImiJ  nipmhT,  a  fulcrnm 
luembtT  nioiirited  thereon,  nprin;.'  !n<ans  dispoaed  b  tween 
t!i<-  members  -^'i  ;is  td  hold  the  lower  end  of  the  fulcrum 
memb<»r  In  Hrii,'a*;einH!it  nnrnialiy  with  tlie  fixed  member, 
ami  an  overhanging  eitension  with  a  notched  terminal 
priivided  in  the  top  cjf  th'  fixed  member  no  as  to  ovfr 
hang  tli»"  ;i[i[ifr  .iid  of  rlie  fulcrum  member  for  td'' 
pur[)ose  of  pr'TfDting  objects  from  contacting  therewith 
and  the  notcii  allowing  ready  access  to  the  fulcrum 
member   for   ojn-rHtion    thereof. 


l,4f,9  .'..Tn.        WKENTH         Hkm;y  1>      IUiu.i.vg.     Buffab.. 

N,    \'  ,  as.sinnor  to  'yguet   Mfg.  Co..   Inc.   BulTalo,  N.  Y., 

a    Corpora rlon    of    New    York  Flle<l    Jan.    22,    1921. 

S»-:ial   No    4:!:i,ns.'-,,      s   Claims  '( '1.   81—165.) 


1.  A  wrench  comprising  a  head  having  a  fixed  Jaw.  a 
shank  sH'lable  transversely  on  .said  he.ad  and  provid.'d 
with  a  gr:ir  rack  and  a  movable  Jaw  adapted  to  co 
operate  with  said  fixed  Jaw,  a  rotary  adjusting  worm 
engaging  its  thread  with  said  rack,  a  stationary  guide  pin 
which  !s  mounted  on  said  head  and  on  which  said  worm 
is  capable  of  sliding  and  turning,  and  a  spring  for  3ield- 
ingly  moving  the  worm,  shank  and  movable  jaw  in  a 
direction  in  which  the  movable  jaw  approaches  the  fixed 
Jaw. 


1.4t'>0.534       INL>EX    DEVICE.      James    H.    Band.    North 
Tonawanda.    N.    Y.     Filed   Feb.    13.    1922.      Serial    No. 
635,»y«.      12  CUlJDi.      (CI.  40— 72.) 
1.  An  index  device  comprUdoK  an  nprlgbt  frame,  means 

on  the  frame  for  supporting  a  pluralitT  of  iadex  holders 


OCTOBEE  2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


145 


to  swing  aliout  approximately  vertical  axes  spaced  along  ! 
one   side   of    the   frame,   and   means  for   tilting   the   axes  j 


longitudinally  of  said  side  so  that  the  holders  Auto- 
matically swing  In  the  same  direction  Into  overlapping 
relationship  by   gravity. 


1.46H.r.3.')  TOLL-COLLECTING  MECHANISM.  G»OHaB 
A.  Richards.  Jr.,  Providence.  R.  I.  Piled  Jan.  2.'>. 
1922       Serial    No.   531.570.      10  Claims.      (CI.    13.'<— 2  I 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  character  set  forth,  a  recipro- 
catory  bolt,  a  s[>ring  lor  moving  the  bolt  in  one  direction, 
an  operating  slide  for  moving  the  bolt  in  the  opposite 
direction,  stacks  for  toll  excess  coins,  slides  for  ejecting 
coins  from  said  stacks,  and  coin  controlled  toll  coin 
reciptaclcs  carried  by  the  operating  slide  for  actuating 
the  coin  ejecting  slides. 


l,469,5.''.^j    PACKINf;  BOX  FOK  POTTED  PLANTS 

Clayto.n    Y..   Risi.kv,    Hamilton.    N.    Y.      Filed    July    14. 

1921.     Serial  No.  484.810.     6  Claims.      (01.   206—46.1 

1.    In  a  packing  box  for  potted  plants  the  combination 

of  a  main  body  portion  of  relatively  stiff  material  adapted 

to  be  bent   along  three   longitudinal   lines  and   form   the 

four  sides  of  the  box.  with  short  slits  into  the  opposite 

ends  of  said   body   portion   along  the  line  of  said   bends 

and  adapted  to  be  bent  along  the  bottom  of  said  slits  to 

provide  integral  end  portions  at  the  top  and  l)ottom   of 

each  side,  two  partition  flaps  each  having  a  portion  per- 

315  0.  O.— 10 


manently  secured  flatwise  to  the  inner  surface  of  opposite 
sides  and  having  a  free  iiortiun  adnjiied  tu  ;!>•  i;:it  ;i;:ainsi 
its  hide  or  to  lie  extendc-d  at   right   ;in,;:;>'^   t^  t:  <'   ^cii-  a;.<! 


acros.s  the  to])  of  th.  flower  put  and  rn>'a!is  -i  *!i.  other 
sides  ti,  krep  -ai.l  flaps  <  stended  iind  agam.-t  ti:i-  i^p  uf 
tha  flower  pot. 


1,469,537        BALL    THRUST    AND    ROLLER    BEARIN^; 
Lofis   C.  RiTTMEYER  and   I-^RBDEKirK    B.   IjOvkjot,   Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio.     Fihd  May  6.  1920.     S.Tial   No   .•:79.a9l. 
5    Claims.       (CI.    64—37.) 


1,  In  a  liall  ,'tnd  roller  bearing,  an  .oiT^  r  rncewftv 
shaped  to  fit  n  socket  In  the  article  to  1"'  supported,  said 
raceway  having  an  Inwardly  curved  inm  r  pvirtion  and 
an  inner  bearing  member  grooved  on  its  Inner  faci  with 
balls  seated  therein  running  on  said  inwardly  curved  por 
tion  of  the  raceway  to  take  up  end  thrust  and  straight 
rollers  interposed  b  tween  the  inner  iiiember  and  the 
raceway  to  receive  lateral  strains  witli  <>  [larate.  Indi- 
vidual and  independent  spacing  elements  separating  the 
rollers  to  maintain  them  In  proper  relation  to  each  other. 


1,469,638.  TRANSMISSION  INIT.  Phii 
RoSiN,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Piled  Jiin-  In, 
No.  476,459.      16  Claims.      (CI.   192^54.1 


\V     THKOImire 

192-!        Serial 


13.  A  transmission  unit  including  a  driving  shaft,  a 
driven  shaft,  a  clutch  including  a  plurality  of  parts  asso- 
ciated with  said  shafts,  mean?  associated  with  said  driv- 


146 


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OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


iug  shafi;  for  deriving  a  force  from  the  rotation  thereof 
proportiJiiate  to  the  rotative  speed  of  the  same,  torque 
r»»spon8ivje  anana  associated  with  one  of  said  shaft*  for 
<i»^riviiig  a  force  from  the  torqiu-  tran-*ru!ttpil  hy  itno  of 
saiil  shallta  proportionate  to  said  torque,  and  mpans  asso- 
ciattMJ  with  the  first  n^me<i  means  and  torque  responsive 
nit^ans  fr  automatically  operating  said  clutch  parts  to  a 
degrp''  proportionate  to  th^  relation  betwe<'n  the  forces 
df^riv*>.l  rrom  the  first  named  means  and  the  torque 
->-<p.in<Ht»   means. 


1  .  4  69 
SHAI' 
New 

4:t  ■ 


539.  QAS  FIXTURE  WITH  DKTAi  HAHLE 
^.  Jacob  Sllbkrhahtz  and  Nathav  .\bzco, 
ork,    N.    V.       Filed    Jun.'     1.    1921        Serial    No. 

1    n.-iini        '*']     I'l'i-     ll's.i 


Thf  I'ombinatlon  of  a  gas  light  fixture,  a  main  atut 
conduit  :  or  the  fixture,  a  plurality  of  gas  outlets  for  th»' 
flxture,  k  sleeve  supported  on  said  conduit,  detachable 
tubular  iiupports  with  one  end  of  each  in  threaded  en- 
gagemenl  with  the  aleeve,  iocklnit  hooks  each  with  a 
horlzontjil  member  and  a  vertical  member,  each  of  said 
horizontjil  members  alidably  supported  in  one  of  the 
tubular  supports,  a  shade  encircling  the  fixture  and  a 
plurality  of  eyes  fastened  to  the  shade,  each  eye  adapted 
to  lo<'k  with  a  vertical  meml^^r  of  said  locking  hooks 
and   thereby   detachably  supporting  the  shade. 


1.469,.'>4r 
Los    A 

569.02 


ORCHARD    HE.\TKK.       Krwk     K      SiMdVs 
geles,    Calif.      Filed    .June    17,    1922.      Serial    No. 
1     «laim,       n'l,     l.'i-*      '.'1    ' 


^^CtL 


A    heater    of    the    class    described    coriiprisin!:    a    metal 
'■asing  havini:  a   removable    top   eitenilin^'   over   a   p<^rtion 
of    the    (iasiiig    and    a    complemi^ntary    rover    section    de 
ta'hably    mountt^i    on    the    remainder    of    the    rasing    and 
liavliitr     in     upstanding     i-liami-w^r     non^tttuMng     a     down 


draft,  said  hamtier  eiteudini:  transversely  across  the 
casing,  a  pl;ite  depending  Into  the  casing  at  the  front 
of  the  chamber  and  termiiiatint:  at  a  point  spaced  from 
the  bottom  of  the  casing,  an  upstanding  bafHe  secured 
to  the  bottom  of  the  rasing  at  a  point  extending  in- 
wardly from  said  plate,  saiil  plate  having  a  laterally 
extending  lip  on  it^  inner  face,  a  perforated  plate 
mounted  on  said  li;i  and  balTlr  and  forming  a  vaporizer 
for   the   fuel,  and   a   -irnoke  st-irii   rising   from  said  casing. 


I.4'J9,541.  WASHIN*;  MACHINP:  JOHX  D.  Standkfer 
and  J.AMES  H  .^rinnwi.  r>ooley,  Va.  Filed  Mar  1. 
1922.      Serial    No     .-4n  2U0.      2    Claims.       (CI.    6J*--20  > 


-■     In   rotnliinatioii,  ,i   rereptacle  provided  with  an  outer 
'  oiiipartnieiir   and   an   inner  compartment,  a  tube  disposed 

ill    c it,r   roiiipartrnent    terminating  at   one    end   ailja- 

reiit  the  liottoiu  of  the  (Miter  compartment  and  at  its 
otiier  end  adjcent  the  top  of  the  inner  compartment,  a 
spraying'  ■ij»>iit  lea<liuic  from  the  top  of  the  tulK"  over 
the  inner  n)mpartmerit.  a  clothes  supporting  member 
disposed  within  the  inner  compartment,  and  means  for 
moving  tlie  clothes  supporting  member  to  and  fro  in 
the  Inner  compartment  whereby  when  liquid  is  heated 
In  the  outer  compartment  it  may  l>e  delivered  through 
the  tuN-  anrl  sprayed  ov^•r  clothing  supported  by  the 
clothes  supporting  member  as  it  moves  all  In  the  manner 
and  for  the  purf><)se  <pecified 


1   (».!<,.- CJ       THXtR.      .loirv    p    Storm-s.  Enid.   Okla,     Piled 
•Vug     ^.     1921        Serial    No     490,042       6    Claims        (CI. 

20-^20  ) 


?.  In  a  flevUde  door,  slats  having  guiding  means,  flex- 
ible elements  conneetine  the  said  slats,  a  pair  of  In- 
termediately positioned  rails  extending  liiwardly  and 
upwardly  fr.im  the  door,  means  for  guiding  the  door 
to    the   said    rail-,    a    calde   connected    to   the  door,   a   ptil- 


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147 


ley  over  which  the  cable  may   travel,  a   chain-like  coun- 
ter weight   connected   at  one  end  to  the  aald  cable,  and 
means    for    anchoring    the    opposite    end    of    the    counter 
weight    In    fixed    position    above    the    floor   of    the   build 
ing. 


1.469.54.3.  SHINGLE.  Gbohoe  I  Stk.mihn  and  .1  I.kk 
Strathan.  Mulr,  Mich.  Filed  Sept.  2:?.  1921.  Serial 
No,    ^02.:O3.      1    Claim,       (CI.    lOK^T,) 


A  shingle  romprlsing  a  flexible  sheet  of  material  pro- 
vlde<l  with  spaced  longitudinal  corrugations  therein, 
reinforcing  strips  conforming  to  the  configuration  of 
said  corrugations  and  arranged  therein,  the  bottom 
faces  of  said  reinforcing  strips  adapted  to  extend  flush 
with  the  lower  faces  of  the  portions  of  said  shingle 
formed  between  said  corrugations  therein,  and  fasten- 
ing means  extending  through  said  corrugations  and 
through  said  reinforcing  strips  and  adapted  lo  be  driven 
into  roof  boards. 


I,4rt9,544.      1NKIN<;   MECHANISM   FOR   PLATE  PRINT 
ING    MACHINES        Lixdian    .T      Swaim.    Washington 
D.    C.      Filed    Oct.    19.    1922.      Serial    No     59ri,<129       l' 
Claims.      I  CI     101      .'?«4  I 


1  Inkinc  nieohaiiiHin  for  plate  printing  machines 
comprising  a  distributing  roll,  and  a  fountain  cooperat- 
ing therewith  :  said  fountain  including  end  walls  engag- 
ing the  ends  and  peripheral  edges  of  the  roll  and  pro- 
vided with  substantially  longitudinal  slots,  cross  bars 
connecting  the  end  walls,  front  and  back  walls  engag 
Ing  the  slots  In  the  end  walls,  and  means  for  adjustably 
supporting  the  front  and  back  walls  from  the  cross 
bars  to  hold  said  front  and  back  walls  In  cooperative 
relation    with    the    surface    of    the    roll. 


1,469,545.     SHIELD  FOR  .VUTt  «.\H  (BII.E  HE.VI 
GUOBOE   F    Taft,   Boston,   Mass       Filwl    .Tan 
Serial    No.    441, lis,      2    Claims.      :i'..    _4(; 


•  I.ICli  1  S. 

:',l     i:v'L, 


1  A  sliicld  for  !i.':i,l!iL'!irv  .  iii!r(-id\iii-  tiicrein  n  ritii 
a  visor  .'(itache<i  t<i  said  riin  ni"!  adnfted  to  li>'  licjitci 
ill  front  ..f  the  letis  of  s/iid  headlight  to  limit  the  height 
and  volutne  of  tlie  ra.vs  of  licht  pni.1ected  forwardly 
hy  said  beadlitlit.  sai.l  \  isor  liasini.;  a  surf.ice  adapted 
to  reflect  rays  of  light  downwardly  and  also  heint; 
lir'ivided  witii  oiienini.'s  ex  ti'iidiii::  tlieret  lirout'ti  rind  •:■. 
pair  of  vanes  located  adjacent  f"  the  edj^es  of  said 
opening's  and  projecting  forw.nrdly  .-uid  outwardly  from 
said  visor  and  having  surfaces  adapted  t.i  project  the 
rays  of  light  which  pass  throut'ti  said  op,  ninj^s  Int.-r- 
ally  from  said  liendlight  in  Uot],  ;ii,  upwiini  and  down- 
ward direction. 


1,469,546.  MOWER  Iuan. 
Ky.  Filed  Mar.  IC  192: 
Claim.      (CI.  2S7-    9,"? J 


S     TU'iMrsoN.    Stanhr 
-Serial    No.    544.21u.       1 


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7 

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Means  for  connecting  the  .  r.lnl^■  poitioj,  of  a  sh/ift 
to  a  pitman  having  a  solid  end.  said  nii.'ins  r "ii-istiiii: 
of  straps  secured  to  opposite  sides  ol  tlir  piinun.  niid 
extending  iH'.vniid  oiic  end  thereof,  aloiiiin^  pr>  utI  i.ms 
on  the  opjHising  fa' cs  of  said  straps  adapt>'0  \,-  ■-tiaddle 
said  crank  portion,  said  straps  li.-ivinu  cini.n.'  ''friMi::: 
receSHcs  for  s.-iid  crank  jiortioii,  a  split  ImsiiinL'  in  s.'ud 
recesses,  ears  on  said  strajis  at  \\'>'  •xtn-nii'  end-  iherdt', 
beyond  said  aliutting  ;tri>jections  and  a  bolt  ■  iii:a;:ing 
in  said  ears,  adapted  to  tichteii  the  straps  over  the 
bearings    around    snid    crank    portion 


1.469,547.  FOCUSING  ATTACHMENT  FOR  FOLKING 
CAMERAS.  Frank  Torka  and  V\v\.  II  C.  HF.tiniiKS. 
Port  Townsend,  Wash,,  assignors  to  I'ort  Townsend 
Camera  Co.,  Port  Townsend.  Wasli..  a  (."orporation  of 
Washington.  Filed  Nov.  i:^.  l920.  Serial  No.  42:!,S50. 
3   Claims.      (CI.   95— 44.i 

3.  In  a  collapsible  camera  in  conihinafion  with  an  ad- 
justable camera  lens  holder,  an  adjustable  focusing  lens, 
a    part    fixed    to    the    camera     a    collapsible    extension    to 


148 


Mid 


flx>d 


onto  thW  receiving  icr^en  and  means  for  concurrently 
AOd  proportiODately  acUnstlog  the  focusing  lent  and 
camera  Itns. 


1,469.54!.       DRAWINO     FRAME    FOR    SPINNING     MA 
CHINIJLRY.       Hei.vuich    Tschldy,    Ennenda,    Switzer 
land.      FUed    Nov.    3.    1921.      Serial    No.    512.589.      2 
Clalmi     (CI.  ID— i;i5.) 


1.   In 
pressnrp 
said    rol 
asnal 


W'« 


1,469 
Fk«d 
1923. 


it«d 


4.  Tli< 

arrange* 
associa 
nally     o 
moanted 
Tenting 
ptD,  flag^ 
by  said 
!«c«inotl^e 
for   boMpng 

tloDS. 

being 

locomotive 

lag. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBn2,1928 


part    carrying    an    image    receirlng    screen, 
reflecting  an   Image   from   the  focuaing  lana 


1  drawing  frame,  the  combination  with  a  fion.' 
roller,    of   a    top-clearer-roUer    restlnR    upon    the 

er  and  of  sufllcient  weight  to  supers^'de  the 
Ights    and    appertaining    deylces. 


549        RAILWAY  CLASSIFICATION  SIGNAL. 

F.    VANDiw.trr.R.    Flornell.    N     Y.      ni..l    May    21. 

Serial   No.   «40,46«.      4   i  lalms.      (CI.    n^—.-^O.^ 


Slid 


combination    with    a    locomotive,    of    a    bousing 

at   the   front   portion   of  the  same,  a   pivot   pin 

with    said    boosing    and    extending    longltudl- 

the     locomotive,     rigid     flag     staffs     pivotally 

on  said  pivot  pin  and  inclnding  means  for  pre- 

the    staffs    from    moving   endwise   on    said    piTOt 

rigidly  eennecte<l  to  said  staffs,  lamps  carried 

Bags,  a  stop  bar  extending  longitudinally  of  the 

and  adapted  to  t>e  engaged  by  said  flag  staffs 

the   latter  in   sabstantlally   hortsontal   posi- 

boosing  having  an  open   side  and  said  flags 

flajcrrable    la    vertical    planes    transrervely    of    the 

Into  and  oat  q^  tbe  open  side  of  said  hom- 


1,469,560.     PIN  BOARD.     FRCDBaiCK  C.  WASHBuan,  New 
Bedford,  Mass.     Filed  Jan.  8,  1923.     Serial  No.  611,200. 

7  Claims.      (CI    242—130.) 


1.  In  .1  pill  boanl.  the  combination  of  a  base  provided 
with  a  povket.  a  pin,  a  flange  secured  to  one  end  thereof, 
and  adiipted  to  lodgment  af  the  bottom  of  the  pocket,  a 
wedging  mpmbtr  and  n  locking  member,  cooperating  to 
form  an  inwardly  flaring  filler  in  the  pocket-space,  confin- 
ing the  pin  flange  against  the  bottom  of  the  pocket  and 
comprissively  displacing  the  material  of  the  base  sur- 
rounding the  pocket. 


1.469,551.  AITOMOTIVE  BRAKE  MECHANISM.  JOH.i 
R.  Barxuol^).m£w,  Berkeley.  Calif.,  assignor  to  Tbe 
Westlngbouse  Air  Brake  Company,  WUmerding.  Pa.,  a 

Corporation  of  Pennsylvania.      Filed  Oct.  4,   1922.     Se- 
rial .No.  002,239.     »}  Claims,     i  ri.  188-152.) 


^=^ 


1  In  a  motor  vehicle  brake,  the  combination  witb 
raectianiciilly  operated  means  for  controlling  tbe  brakei 
and  manually  operated  moan.s  for  operating  said  me- 
chanicnl  means,  of  a  mpobanlsm  controlled  by  fluid  under 
pres.sure  fur  op«ratlvely  connecting  said  manually  oper- 
ated means  with  said  mechanically  operated  means. 


l,4t!9..'.52.  RE<;iSTKRIN(;  THERMOSTAT.  Richard  8. 
lU  HDETTt.  Akron,  tthio.  assignor  to  The  Qoodyear  Tire 
A  Ftnbtier  roniimny.  .Vkror,  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio. 
Filed  Mar   I',  1 '.121       Serial  No.  449.202.     9  Claims.      (CI. 


1.  The  coml)infitlon    with  an  air  bag,  of  an   indicating 
device  mounted  therein  and  adapted  to  indicate  the  total 


OCTOBKB2,  ]"J23 


I'.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


149 


number  of  times  the  bag  Ls  used  for  vulcanising  pur 
poses,  said  device  eomprlHlng  an  indicator,  a  thermostat 
adapted  to  actuate  said  indicator,  and  means  adapted  to 
retain  said  indicator  in  its  actuated  position  for  each 
cycle  of  temperature  change. 


1,469,553  (■•)  IN-CONTROLLED  LOCK.  Ralkioh  H 
Bdz2.uiii>.  VViiRhini;tou,  D.  C,  and  Worthy  Chaxni.\(j 
BrcK.SAM.  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  assignors,  by  mesne  a> 
signments,  to  Davis  Antomatic  E:quipment  Corporation, 
New  York.  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
July  17,  1920.  Serial  No.  397,118.  17  Claims.  .CI 
194— «e.) 


V   >!-♦ 


'■  ^  foiti  ,,,111  tolled  1,  ik.T  lork  .■.,[ii[,nsiim  the  coml.i 
natii..n  of  a  holt,  a  siiring  for  actiiailni:  th.  bolt,  a  d.teni 
pivoted  i.it.rmediate  its  ends  for  holding  the  bolt  In  re 
tracfed  pr-sition  against  tbe  action  of  the  spring,  a  knob 
operated  freely-turning  disk  coin  mover  for  releasing  said 
detent.  ;.n.!  key  (,[.f. rated  mechanism  for  retracting  the 
bolt,  said  key  operated  mechanism  being  of  a  character  to 
lock  the  key  against  withdrawal  except  when  the  bolt  Is 
projf<ied. 


1.469..'.'.4       DRAWING  SHEET  AND  METHOD  OF  MAK- 
ING SA.ME      Havy  Q.  R.  CaowDBH,  Chicago.  III.     Piled 

Apr     1.;.    ]!i2_'       Serial    No     .■S.'S2.320.      ^    Claims        (CI 
41-38.; 


/■  iyL-.-_  ''^■^-  „,|  I  ■  n^ 


1.  A  drawing  card  comprising  a  plurality  of  sheets  se 
cured  together  in  stacked  relation,  all  of  said  sheets  ex 
cept  tbe  topmost  sheet  having  artistic  back  ground  matter 
thereon  and  openings  in  certain  sheets  exposing  portions 
of  the  back  ground  matter  on  said  sheets,  the  exposed 
back  ground  matter  and  picture  matter  on  the  topmost 
sheet  cooperating  to  form  a  complete  picture. 


,46  9,55  5.  API'AHATLS  FOR  MAKING  ROOFING 
PEODl'CT.  Hakhv  a.  (i  mi  i.u.  Chl.ayo,  111.,  as.signor, 
by  mesne  assiguments,  ul  imtf-half  to  The  Flintkote 
Company,  Boston.  Mass.,  a  (^)rporatlon  of  Massachu- 
setts. Original  application  filed  .\ug.  0,  1919.  Serial 
No.  3t6,374.  Divided  and  this  application  filed  .Tuly 
22,  1921.     Serial  No    4'if3.701       7  Claims      ,('1    !M       Hi  ; 


1  In  an  apparatus  for  makinp  einfxibseii  r,M>tinj;  mate- 
rial, the  conibinatlon  with  means  for  fet>aing  waterproof 
roofing'  sheet.  f,f  embossing  rolls  for  Impr.^ssing  portions 
of  the  sheet  into  enibOKsed  areas,  and  sevfring  mechanism 
for  ciitllnn  tbe  shei't  Into  suitable  lengths. 


1.4tJ!».5:)t!  -MA<  HINK  FOR  FKKD1N(;  CKdWNS  ANI> 
THE  LIKK  (;kc.|((;e  (i.iKRKi  ,  Haltiniure  .Md..  assignor 
fo  The  Crown  Cork  and  S.'al  i  ,.!iip,i„\  ..f  Hwltimor.^ 
«'ity.  Haltinhire.  Md.,  a  •  ,'rporati,.ii  of  Maryland. 
Original  application  tiled  .\u^;  _'<;,.  lyl'.i.  Serial  N,>. 
319.93:2.  Divided  and  tliis  ai)pli,;ii  ion  filoj  De* ,  29, 
l',t20       S.rial  Ne    4;;,";,'.it;.-       i;.  (  lain,-       ,C\   2J0- Ss.l.) 


o  _      -4T 


1.  In  apparatus  for  feeding  crowns  and  the  like,  and  in 
combination  a  hopper  having  a  delivery  mouth  of  a  capac- 
ity to  deUver  a  plurality  of  crowns  .simultaneou.sly,  means 
associated  with  the  hopper  for  causing  the  crowns  deUv- 
ered  to  said  mouth  to  be  fact^l  all  une  wav.  a  magazine 
for  receiving  the  delivered  crowns,  a  gravity  feed  chute 
leading  from  the  magazine,  .ind  means  for  causing  the 
crowns  in  the  magazine  to  mov^  int<i  s;iid  chute. 


.-it!'.),.^.-:  CROWN  FKEDIN<;  .\ND  ASSKM  I!  1,1  .\. .  AI- 
PARATL'S.  <;i-x>RGE  (iuEHKi..  Baltimore,  Md  assignor 
to  The  Crown  Cork  and  Seal  <^.mp.iny  of  Baltimore 
City,  Baltimore,  Md.,  a  Corporation  ,,f  Mar\land 
Filed  Aug.  26.  1919,  Serial  No  3l9,<-t;;2  3r.  Cbuin.s 
(CI.  11.3 — 80.) 


<:5S 


V^ij»-*    «i    ps  fj    irt    kt,    -o    «■.    . 


1.  In  combination,  crown  supporting  and  guiding  means, 
means  including  a  crown  engaging  element  for  feeding  a 
crown  along  said  supporting  means  with  a  step  by  step 
moTement,  and  other  means  also  including  a  crown-engag- 
ing element  for  limiting  and  equalizing  the  feeding  move- 
ments of  the  crown. 


150 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBZK  2, 1928 


1,469.558      INDUCTION  WATTMETER.     JcssB  Harris. 
I.a  l-^jette,  Ind..  aMignor  to  Duncan  Electric  Manufar 
L'ompany,  La  Fayette,  Ind.,  a  Corporation  of  1111 
Filed    Jan.    2fi.    IS'.'O       Serial    No     .•?.'.-». 274        '> 
■<■].  171    -:?«4  1 


!     .\n     ndoctloii  watt   mirtT  iii'-iuiling  h   rlost'ii   '-ontlu 
ti  r  tlisc  armature;  a  prissure  cull  In  inductive  relation  t" 
■\n>\    ipvir.  one  side  of  th»-  arnuiture  and  having  a  U  shaped 
ifV  .   Twii  ourri'iit   ctiil.s  in  inductive  relation   to  and  upon 
xhf  .trur  ^Iiie  iif  the  armature,   these   current    cuil.s  heine 


'rnvWled 


with    an     E  shaped    rore    iipon    the    middle    let' 


\vln-r>'<if  I  h»-y  are  looatt^-*!  .it  ditT'Tent  distances  from  the 
aruiat'irt-  ,  and  two  ma^etic  deflectors,  one  at  each  outer 
Uc  i'{  th«  E  -*hap»'d  core.  fa<  h  deflector  servioij  to  deflect 
s<,'t!i<-  of  the  flux  from  the  .irniatnri>  that  is  due  to  the 
current   t'vil   further   frf)n3   the  arnmture 

9  \u  Induction  watt  meter  including'  a  i'1'.-j.'d  cuniluc- 
tur  .irmainre  :  a  pr<-s<nr»'  wiiidlne  am!  two  r,.  ixial  rur 
T'tit  witulings  in  inductive  relation  to  the  armature  and 
»pni>-d  arart  longitudinally  i.f  their  cornnioii  ail.'*  and 
therefor*  hieing  at  different  distances  from  the  armature; 
and  ii  niit'iietic  defl.ctcjr  for  deflecting  some  of  the  Qui 
due  to  th^  curn  nt  windlns;  that  i.-<  further  from  the  meter 
armature]  said  deflector  serving  to  equalize  the  torques 
line   to  said  current   win.lin:;s.   ptT  unit  of  energy. 


l,4t>9.55S',      FOOT   .VCCELER.VTOK.      .!■  nv    r     HEisEKr, 

Springdeld.     111.       Filed    .Jan.     1"*,     \'X23..       Serial    No 


•;r:  4.'.>^ 


.'!   < '  1  a  i  rr.  - 


74--S1 


-2^= 


1  A  f'i't  accelf-rator  '-'i  npcraf Ing  with  a  hand  control 
■  r  a  mol'T  cart)urHti'r  and  <  omprising  in  combination  a 
tTacket  siipportefl  '.el!  rrank  lever,  ,'i  horizontal  hand  con- 
trolled throttle  rod  cf-nio  (■te<l  with  a  hand  lever,  a  tele- 
scoplcally  mounted  longitudinally  slotted  tubular  sleeve 
mounted  :>n  said  hand  control  rod.  means  connecting  aald 
bell-crank  lever  with  said  sleeve,  means  for  receiving  and 
conreylnj  foot  pres.sure  to  said  bell-crank  lever,  a  tensile 
spring  for  automatically  holding  said  bell-crank  lever  Into 
normally  clotted  position,  and  a  rrid  connecting  said  sleeve 
with  said  carbnretf'r  as  and  for  the  purpose  set  forth. 


1,469,560.      PACKAGINO    APPARATUS.      Gkoms    Johs 

Hf.yiTBT,  Biltlmor.'  Md  .  assignor  to  The  Crown  Cork 
and  Seal  Company  of  Baltimore  City,  a  Corporation  of 
Maryland      Filed  Sept   4,  1918.     Serial  No.  252,538.     13 

Claims       '  ci    j'jtV    77  ) 


ZZTT 


1  III  »  tia<-ka;:iiik;  apparatus,  and  in  combination,  t 
cart 'inatiT.  a  reducing  valve  connected  therewith,  a 
iifi'TViir  ■iiirnTt'd  with  tlj>'  reducer  valve,  a  tilling  head 
haviiiK  a  ii.izzje.  a  li<4Uid  idnoectlon  lK>tween  the  reservoir 
ind  •  to'  h.'/zlf.  a  iluld  connection  for  connecting  the  upper 
[list  if  thr  r.s.rv'ir  with  the  bottle  to  be  filled,  means 
tiif  s.alin^  th.'  txitti'  in  thf  tlllinc  head,  the  res<'rvoir  ind 
said  '  utun  itioim  .'iinsiituting  a  pressure  line  of  which  the 
b'ltfb-  i.s  made  a  pari,  .and  means  for  opening  both  of  »«ld 
•  I'lno^tions  after  ilie  Iwttle  hag  been  sealed  In  the  head, 
.  lositiK  them  !i»for>-  the  sealing  means  Is  released,  and 
ilo^iii„'  nil.'  nf  iti.ii!  upon  a  predetermined  drop  in  the 
j.r.  sMir.-   :!ii"    ,is  i.v  till-  breaking  of  a   bottle. 


1  4.;:<  .->.;i       signal  ItKCORDiNG  AND  TRANSCRIBING 
MKTiloii  AMi  AlI'AKATUS      Mili.kh   IJee«B  Hctchi 

^.iv,  w-sr  oranue    \    .1       Fil.-d  .Ian    21.  1920,  Serial  No. 

K.'ii..«.,i  .\.i;:,  7,  192;;,     1  Clain),     .CI.  250  —  8.1 


!C 


»3J.- 


.'!,' 


^   < 


In  the  art  of  signalling  by  electromagnetic  wavea,  the 
method  which  «•  nsist.s  in  radiating  trains  of  waves  broken 
by  and  in  a''',,rdanc>.  with  the  dots  and  dashes  of  the 
-iLMUil  tM  Ih'  sent,  said  dots  and  dashes  rapresentlng  the 
riiKnal  beinj;  transmitted  at  a  rate  several  times  the  rate 
at  which  lh«y  fan  !>••  tran.scribed  by  an  mierator  at  the  re- 
.eivini:  station  :  ititencpthm  said  waves  at  a  receiving 
station  and  intHrruptiUK  the  received  wave  trains  repre- 
senting the  dots  and  dashes  to  produce  shorter  signal  ele- 
ments corresponding  t.i  a  note  of  predetermined  pitch  at 
least  thre«'  timeg  a«  high  as  re<iuired  for  phonographic  re- 
pp>iluction  ;  utilizing  the  thus  broken  wave  trains  to 
pri>dMee  fluctuations  in  a  battery  current  corresponding  to 
loiit:  and  short  notes  of  a  frequency  equal  to  that  of  aaid 
br-  al<s  ;  utilizinj;  said  fluctuations  to  cut  undulations  in  a 
phoii.i::raph  record  ;  and  reproducing  the  long  and  short 
notes  rit>rp*»*"nf ing  *he  dots  and  dashes,  at  speeds  ap- 
proximately one  third  the  recording  speed. 


1  4t!".».5»i2  COMBINATION  VANITY  ARTICLE.  NatHAM 
Kasd.^n,  Ni  w  York,  and  nANir.i.  Pom.ack,  Bnwklyn, 
.V  V  ,  asslirnors  to  Majestic  Machine  &  Tool  Co.,  Inc., 
New  York.  N.  Y  .  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
Jan.  IS,  \9'2:^.  Serial  No.  613,362.  6  Claims.  (CI. 
132     83.1 

1.  A  combination  vanity  structure  of  the  character  de- 
scribed comprlslne  a  ^hallow  boi  having  a  dispiaceable 
cover  and  affording  a  container  for  toilet  articles,  said 
cover  having  a.s  a  part  thereof  a  housing  extending  trana- 
\  "-sely  of  the  box  adapted  to  removably  receive  a  llp-stlck 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


151 


holder,  the  button  for  the  slide  of  said  holder  being  ex- 
l>o8ed  for  U8>  in  withdrawing  the  holder  from  the  housing, 
said  housiug  Ixing  at  the  top  of  said  cover  and  having  a 


l"sed  rear  eiid  and  an  o^>en  front  end  to  admit  and  permit 
ih.  withdrawal  of  the  holder,  and  said  button  on  the 
bolder  being  adapted  to  engage  the  housing  at  Its  open  end. 


1  4»59.5t53.  PROCESS  OF  MAKING  EMULSIFIED  COM- 
POSITIONS I.K.STEU  KitsCHBRAix,  Kvanetou,  III. 
Filed  Sept.  4.  uns.  Serial  No.  252,605.  3  Claims.  (CI. 
i,;4-    1.1 

1  \  process  of  making  an  emulsified  matrix  consisting 
in  adding  to  a  waterproof  adhesive  binder  an  aqueous 
s(dulion  containing  an  emulsifying  agent,  and  thoroughly 
railing  the  solution  and  the  binder  to  form  an  emulsion, 
then  taking  this  emulsion  and  adding  it  to  an  aqueous 
l>aste  containing  colloidal  particlee  and  thoroughly  mix 
ing  the  paste  and  the  primary  emulsion. 


i,4ti9.:.t!4.  FRICTION  CLUTCH.  Gabkikl  Makui-ia. 
Seattle,  Wash.,  assigniir  of  one-half  to  John  Marotta, 
Seattle,  Wash.  Filed  Jan.  25,  1921.  Serial  No.  439.747 
1    Claim.       tCJ.    192—76.) 


hi  .  .mii.inari.m  uitli  :\  dri\  ioi:  shaft,  a  Ilv  wlo'ol  at 
tached  thereto,  an  annular  tlaiiae  formed  integrally  with 
said  fly  wheel,  and  ii  shell  detachably  secureil  to  the  said 
flange,  of  a  driven  shaft  jourualed  in  said  wheel  and 
sh.ll.  a  wheel  securely  keyed  to  the  eaid  driven  shaft,  a 
bmken  flange  formed  integrally  with  said  wheel  at  Its 
e.xtreine  outer  edge,  a  detachable  face  plate  secured 
ai-'ainst  saiil  broken  unnul.ir  flange,  a  series  of  spacing 
fdocks  securely  held  between  said  wheel  and  face  plate, 
an  a.xial  bore,  through  substantially  the  full  length  of  the 
said  driven  fihaft,  a  rod  slidably  mounted  in  the  bore  of 
said  flriven  shaft,  a  cone  slidably  mounted  on  said  drivi  n 
shaft  and  ke^ed  to  said  rod.  a  series  of  divetall  shai>ed 
ribs  formed  integrally  with  .said  cone  and  extending  lonui 
tudinally  thereon,  a  series  of  arcuate  shoes  pf>*iltlone<l  for 
frictionally  engaging  the  flange  formed  with  said  fly 
wheel,  slotted  stems  formed  integrally  with  said  arcuate 
shoes  and  mounted  to  slide  on  said  spacing  blocks,  the 
inner  ends  of  the  shoe  stems  being  ojM-ratlvely  connected 
with  the  do\  e  tail-shaped  ribs  formo<]  on  the  said  c^ne 
member  ami  means  mounted  on  the  said  driven  shaft  and 
keyed  to  said  rod  for  sliding  said  rod  and  cone  lengthwise 
<if  said  driven  shaft  to  move  said  arcuate  shoes  into  and 
out  of  frictional  engagement  with  the  flange  on  said  fly 
wheel,  for  operatlvely  connecting  the  driving  shaft  with 
said  driven  shaft. 


tionary  position,  including  t»o  semicylindrical  hiiii;edly 
counecti'd  cradle  frames,  arranged  to  embrace  said  hlank, 
and  an  annular  abutment  e  niprlsliig  a  (  ircumfereiit  ia : 
serl€»!  of  radially  movable  abutment  libx  ks.  a!  "i.e  nul  if 
said  craille,  arranged  to  almt  i^ne  end  of  said  td.ank  .iiid 
prevent  Its  axial  movement  ;  of  an  nncher  ring,  encinling 
said  blank  at  the  other  end  of  said  cradle:  means  ar- 
ratiged  to  uniformly  expand  said  blank,  thrniiglioti;  i;s 
length,  in  said  cradle,  against  said  abutment,  includinj:  n 
circular  die,  having  Its  front  end  smaller  in  diameter  than 
said  blank,  and  having  a  torii  znne  lar>;er  in  di  inirier  tluiii 
said  blank;  meatx*  arranged  to  leinpiiraril  \  Mipix.tt  s;.;! 
die  in  coaxial  relation  with  said  blank,  iiii  ludin^:  an  aiial 
reciprocatory  plunger,  and  means  arran^'ed  to  deiachaMy 
connect  said  die  with  said  pluntrer  ;  means  ;irran>;ed  tu 
draw  said  die  through  said  t.ilaijk,  inclndinj;  ,i  earriage 
ci'nnected  with  said  plunger,  a  cross  head  on  said  plun>:er 
and  a  jiair  of  tension  rods  extending  from  said  cro.s**  tiead 
til  said  carriage;  a  hook  jdvoted  on  said  carriage:  an  .rid 
less  chain   arranged  to  be  intermittently   engaged    i  y   said 


1.4«9..')65.       SHELI^FORMING     MECHANISM.       Victor 
-vlAtcK,  Norrlsfown,   Fa.     Filed  May   18,   1921.     Serial 
No.  470,673.      21    Claim.s.      (CI.   153-80.5.) 
1.    In    shell    forming   mechanism,    the   combination    with 

means  arranged  to  temporarily  hold  a  shell  blank  In  sta- 


ho'ik  ;  means  arranged  tn  progress  said  chain,  ui'ai.s  ar 
range.1  to  temporarily  anchor  one  end  nf  said  blank 
to  said  anchor  rint;  i>y  flaring  that  end  of  isald  blank  o\ '  r 
said  ring,  including  a  rotary  .spinning  head,  larrying  a 
eirenmferentlal  series  of  lorically  grooved  r.dl.Ts.  eaeh 
inountHl  to  rotate  on  an  axis  radial  to  the  axis  nf  said 
tie.'id  :  means  arran^rsl  to  su[>[>nrt  said  lo'ad  in  eoaxial 
rel.ation  with  said  blank,  inelndlng  a  rotary  shaft  and  a 
n  innilary  iilnnu'er,  alined  in  fn.Hxi.al  relation  witli  Piiii] 
blank:  m.'ans  .arratigi'd  tn  ri'ciproeate  bnth  (<aid  rilnns;.  r 
and  shaft,  by  fluid  pressure,  iii'-lndiiis:  .'i  'NliTsder  in 
"liieli  v.-iid  niiiir.dary  phiimrr  rxteiids  :  ;!!id  ine.'Uis  nr- 
r'nn;;ed  t"  ri't.ate  said  sti:ifr  :  inchidiiiL'  n  wcriii  rear 
througil  wliieh  said  shaft  is  slidable  and  te  »h!<li  it  is 
keyed.  :\  worm  en^'actsl  wiiii  said  near,  and  nieaiis  ar- 
ranged to  rot.ate  t^aid  worm  :  wherel)y.  said  Idank  may 
be  conteini>  iraneioisly  e.^pande.l  by  stiid  die.  spun  fntr. 
foric  fianui'd  f^rm  at  eiie  .oid,  !.\  saiii  rfillers,  and  'eiisij,  ly 
stres.seii  in  flu-  dircsjtion  nf  tto'  axi;il  mi.vem.nt  "f  s.'iiii 
die  in   saifl   1  lank. 


1.4('.0.,''.f;G  MFTHOD  OF  M  ANUFACTrRlN( ;  TTRHINK 
ROTORS.  JosKi'H  Weisiialt!..  Zuricl).  Swiii-.  rland,  as- 
signor to  the  Firm  .\ktiengeseHschaft  dor  Mascbi  n-ii- 
f.abriken  l>cher  W'yss  &  Cie..  Zurich.  Switzerland.  Filid 
I'ec  11,  1022  Seri.il  No  i\iu\,-[',-J.  3  Claims.  (CI. 
2fl  -1,'".»14.) 


%:L"- 


'1-WBM-,' 


1     The    jTocess   of  manufacturing    rotors    for    turbines, 

ibo  rotor  wheels  or  discs  of  wbieh  nri'  Integra!  with  the 
apertaining  part  of  the  shaft,  which  consisfs  in  treatitig 
blocks  forged  to  a  determiiuHl  outer  confit:urati'>n  s,,  as 
to  form  recesses  in  said  block  corresponding  to  inter- 
mediate "spaces  to  be  provided  betwtvn  the  rotor  discs,  and 
subjecting  the  material  between  the  discs  of  the  rofor  lo 
a  homogenizing  .nctlon  during  said  treatment. 


1.469,567.     CONTAINER.     Jasi>kr   Whiting,  Boston,  ai.d 

I'Hii.iP  Waoswortu,  Milton.  Mass      Filed  May  19,  1921. 

Serial  No.   470.858.     7   Claims.      (CI.    220^29.  i 

1.   A    container    having    an    opctung    therein,    an    outer 

cover   for  said   opening,    an   inner   cover   attached   to   and 

abutting  said  outer  cover  within  the  marginal  portion  of 


152 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  2, 1928 


the  Inner  c^iver  but  leaving  said  margln.i!  portion  8paced 
therefrom,   iinf  >  f  said   covers  being  resilient,   and  means 


for    boldiijg  said   outer   cover   Id    its   clos^'i    po.sition    with 
said   lnn<T   cover  doting  a»id   oi>enln)? 


1.4«9.66S. 

Filed   Is 


iCl.    l-i-  22<; 


MOP 


CnJA  M.    WiLLUMs.    Mammon,    Okla 
1922.      Serial    Nu.    602,054        '.    Claiiiiv 


/ 


1.  A  mop  c>>i»pri8lng  a  bottom  plate  having  gtri(>  re- 
ceiving ap'Ttores  and  a  marginal  curb  ;  utripa  of  tlexible 
abuorberiB  mopping  materi*!,  threaded  through  said  aper- 
tures aiKl  (l^'i'endiDg  in  loops  from  the  plate  ;  loop  connect- 
ing neck  portlona  of  said  strips  lying  on  the  upper  surface 
of  th^'  plir.',  a  t  ip  plate  adapted  to  rest  on  sai'l  neck  por- 
tions, and  spaced  from  the  bottom  plate,  the  top  plate  hav- 
ing a  mai-einal  curb  foroaed  to  be  inserted  lu  the  curb  of 
the  bottijra  plate,  relatively  small  apertures  adapted  to 
slowly  fei'd  liquid  deposited  on  the  top  plate  to  the  space 
b^-tween  ihe  plates,  and  a  hAndle  wh.rtljy  the  mop  may  be 
manipulated;  and  means  connecting  said  curbs,  t"  con- 
fine the  plates  in  operative  relation  to  each  other. 


1.469,56U 


CAMERA  MORE  PARTICULARLY   FOR   USK 
IN  AEtiLXL  PHOTOGRAPnY.      Herbert  D    WooTTt  n, 
Londoij     England.       Filed    Dec.    20.    1022.       S«^riai    No 
000,01*1       11    r'.im-        iTl     ««     -10  1) 


1.   An 
citrrler.  a 


■— ■        • — = —  I        r 


erial   or  like  camera  comprising  a    rotary   plate 
removable  and  replaceable  change  boi  assocl.ited 


with  said  carrier,  a  cover  at  each  end  of  eald  change-box, 
and  mean,*  for  antorantlcally  removing  and  replacing  said 
Covers   within   the  camera 


1.4rt9,57n.      IIIKPT  SIGNAL 

l:itM      '"::-         illed    I'.'r,     1.". 
11    Claim?.       <C1.    40      15.> 


I.I  DWIG    R.    7.F.rKA,   Clevc- 
1021.      Serin  I    No.    522,ril9 


I  A  tlu'ft  «ii:nal  inclmllne  a  base,  attachliii;  means 
tliernfor.  a  siiriial  plate  associated  with  the  base,  and 
means  !•  .-liini,'  salil  attiic-MnK  means  against  displace- 
ment hikI  provide!  vviTti  intans  locking  the  plntp  upon 
the  ba!«e 


1  4>-;n,.-Tl  Sr  \<  K  Ali.irsTKIt  Robert  E.  Adreox, 
St  Louis.  Mo.  an. I  i  nKisn .pnKK  I*  Cass,  Berkeley. 
'alif.  ;i':si>;n..r<  tu  llie  -American  Brake  Company,  .St 
L>'ui-     ill,   a    I  'iriM. ration   of  Missouri.      Filed  July   19. 

■  10-'2       Serifil    N.>    .'""j.O.HS.      2  Clainis.      (CI.   IS.S — 203. » 


m^n,. 


I 


2.  Th#»  '•■aiiMna !  ion  wiih  a  pair  of  tie  rod  n"it^inb»T~. 
of  ,1  'ake  up  ■Uinder  tt.Vf<l  to  one  member,  an  adjust- 
ing s<r>»»  ha\nik:  scr-'w  thrfailfd  engagement  with  th>> 
other  m«mi)«r,  a  ratctiet  wheel  rotatably  mounted  In 
said  cyliwler  and  rtxedly  secured  to  naid  screw,  and 
means  for  rotating  said  ratchet  whe«»l  aud  thereby  said 
9cr»'-w  to  cause  a  longitudinal  movement  of  said  screw- 
engaged  meoitwr 


1,41^0:^-2  SL.vrK  \I>jrsTKI{  Robert  E  Ar>REON,  Sr 
I.O!ii!«.  Mo  anil  (  iiKisToi'UCH  V  (■.\S3,  Berkeley, 
ralif  .  a-ssignors  to  The  .\merinin  Brtrite  Company, 
St  Loui«,  Mo  n  ("oriKiration  of  Missouri,  FTled  July 
10  1922  Serial  No.  57r.,9.H«  2  Claims,  (CI. 
1  <<v*     •*o:;  ) 


2  In  a  slack  adjuster,  the  ci>mbination  with  a  tie 
ri  d  memb*>r.  a  take  up  cylinder  I!ie<l  thereto,  an  ad- 
Justing  screw,  and  a  tie  rod  member  having  screw- 
thr«ade<l  engagement  with  said  screw,  of  a  nnt  asso- 
ciated with  said  screw  and  engaging  one  tie  rod  mem- 
t>er  for  transmitting  tension  8tres.ses  from  the  other 
tie  rod  member  through  the  adjusting  screw  directly 
to    the    first    mentioned    tie    rod    member. 


C)ctobkb2,  15)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


15:{ 


1.469.5T.'l        LOOSE-LEAF    RINHEH.       Eowarp     Auerif. 
West   Nutley,    N.    J.      Substitute   for    application    S.Tlnl 
No,   129. 74C,  flle*l  Oct    26,   lOlti      This  npplicnti*)n   tiled 
Apr,    n.    1022,      Serial    No    r.52.,'>00.      Kf    Claims       iCl 
129—10  I 


JL  »f 


( 


fi  111  •■!  I  i«  >.'  Ii-af  Idndcr.  a  protcciliiK  i  ovjt,  -a  \k\\. 
of  r»>taiiiiii;;  iin'iuliers  located  upoij  said  covit  in  spa<  t-il 
relation  to  each  (Hber  and  adajited  to  ro-op.'jate  wit!; 
Iiiiidiiit;  device-^  to  reaiovjibly  H.-curc  leaves  in  said  bin 
der.  a  sc.-ond  independent  protectitiy  cover,  and  ineiin^ 
whereliy  said  second  cover  is  detachably  connected  \y\\\. 
each  r)f  said   retaining  members 

12  In  a  loose  leaf  binder,  a  plurtility  of  unit-  e.n  h 
adapted  to  accommodate  binding  devices  whereliy  leave? 
are  re^povflbjy  secured  in  said  binder,  said  units  beiii;: 
located  one  a!x>ve  the  other  and  slidaldy  connected  with 
each  other,  and  means  for  locking  said  units  aj;ainsi 
relative    slidini;     niovement. 


i.if.o.r<Ti      sAi  \  A<;iNi;   mktikmi  ano   altar  vTCS 

.Vlkxavhek    All.w.    .Middletown.    R.    1.       Filed    Fcl.     7. 
1921.      Seiiiil   No    44.;, 101.      \\    ClHtms,      i  CI    tjl  -09.) 


ni  /7 


.-■»-.  - 


-(-  -  -■ 


A^ 


1  In  apparatus  for  salvaging  cariro  from  sunker,  sl,j|)>. 
II  l.uo.\,Mnt  tool  guide  extending  from  adjacent  tiie  rargn 
space  of  the  sunken  ship  to  the  salvaging  vensel  and 
serving  to  guide  successively  the  salvaging  tools  re 
quired    to   reach    and   lift    the   cargo. 


1.469,575   FEEK  CONTROL  DEVICE  FOR  DIE  ROLLS 

(JFNUifJK   Baehr.   Coraopolls.    Pa       Filed    Nov.    24,    102o 

Serial    No.    42H,158.      5    Claims.       (CI.    80~24  » 

.'    The  combination  with  a  pair  of  die  rolls,  of  a   feed 

eoiitrolllng    device    comprising    a    feeding    device    adapted 

to   urge  hot  stock    towards  the   rolls,   a   detent   extendi!  g 

across   the   path    of   the   feed   member,   a   solenoid   ad.apted 

to   move   the   detent   out   of  obstnicting  position,    an    elec 

trlcnl    circuit    controlling   said    solenoid,    a    hrnsh    In    said 

circuit    adapted    to    contact    with    a     member    adjrstal)ly 


posiiioiied   oTi   one  of  the  roils   ;i  t   each   rev.tiiirloii    tl-re..f 

and  thei-eb\  to  close  tlie  lircoil  t!n'orii;'!i  tlie  S'letloid 
'"  rii;i'\.  t;,(  delent  Iroiu  ul>»iiociing  ((usition,  and 
unotber    iiru~h    adapted    to   contact    with    the    hot    stock 


eo    ^ 


after    it    passes    throni;!,    fh.     i-II?    and    fl,.  r.  "i^     t ^m- 

plete  a  circui-  throuKb  t!ie  soiertobi  ;(i)(j  s'  S'liiini:  the 
deliiit  OUT  ot'  obstructiii::  pcsit!"!i  :  >  ioiiL-  lis  !',e  ?eCorni 
brubh  is  iu   coi.tai.t   with   stocli    jiassititr   tlroiiL-!,    tlie   roL- 


1  .  i  t;  0  ,  ,"  7  n  "TT'l'INi,  L!,\K  I'lUt  r(^,\l.  i -fTTIVi ; 
(ll.VINS  iH,\i;iKsN  lUnroN,  hoiianap'i  is,  hid  i  Ued 
Liec.  ir>.  !:il',i  Scii.n,  N,.,  :,44sii  n  (■!.', in, s,  (CL 
262—33.) 


J»2  >* 


,-4"- 


S.  A  liit  holdln);  link  for  co.'i ;  cuttini:  cliains  and  tiie 
like  comprisinL'  a  link  member  adapted  to  lie  ,i  part  nf 
a  ciittini:  cbain,  s;iid  Tneiii'iiT  tudii:;  provided  with  a 
socket  ajiertnre  nd.ajUed  to  reiid\c  a  cintiii-  bii  .and 
means  for  securing  said  bit  in  [.o-ition  iu  the  socket 
'"omprisiug  a  movable  socket  w.ali  and  i<ositive  metin- 
fur  forciiij;  said  socket  wall  din  c()\  a;;aiu8t  said  liit 
and  for  witlidrawlng  said  socket  wall  frotn  cut, tad  with 
said   hit. 


l,4r.0,577,      VENTILATOR,     i;i:iii!.,i:  W    L.i  xPKii,  Cbianiro, 
111,,    assignor    to    Mudgo    &    Conipan\,    Chicago,     111,    a 
Corporation    of    Illinois.      nied    S»pt,    4,    1020       Serial 
No.    408,210.       15    Claims.       (CI,    Os      22) 
1.    A    \entilator    for    rairs    or    tbe    like    couvi^iiiii:    of    a 
hollow    box  like    structure    comprisiuj    ,a    base    liaving    an 
openinj;    I'erein    adapted    to    coaimni  icai.-    with    the    in- 
terior   of    the    car.    and    an    air    rauiinm;;    face    disposed 
transvei-sely    to    the    direction    of    minenient    of    the    car. 
said   box    like   stnictui-e   bavins'   •xliaust    pa-^a-cs    nil.'acent 


154 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcroBKB  2, 1928 


Mid    air    ramming   fac«,    deflectors    In    said    exhaust    paa- 
■*aKe«    disiwia*"!!    transversely    to    the    current    of    air    de- 


flected b:> 
(U"fleoTor-i 
inro  rhc  v 

1,4«',*.,jTh 
Ohio 

( 'lainis 


rUed    July    o.    19J: 
M  !.  24 H — 33.1 


1     A     c; 

ami     a 
*  J' rill,'    111. 
t  h>-r.  with 


SI?' 


1.4*39,579 


said    air    rammin;;    fti'-p.    and    means    on    said 

fiif    prevf-ntinc    the    eutrv    of    the    air    current 
ntiUtor 


rvBLK     II.VNt'.KR        WiRRKv     BoLEV.     LodJ, 


Serial 


,4f5;i. 


9 


Me  iianger,  comprl-^ing  a  cable  hanger  l<iop, 
nd  hanger  loop  having  similarly  shaped 
nrms   .surrounding  and  detachably   connected 


fOWER-THANSMISSION   DEVICE.     Edward 


Rot   B':rden,   Chicago.  III.,  assignor  to  Mudge  &  Com 

pany,    iThlcago,    III.,    a  Corporation    of    Illinoi.n.  Filed 

.\  ;-•     4J    19i>-_'       Serial  No     ,-79,, '.'iO       '>,    rmims.  fCl. 
74—59 


1.    In  a 
a    driving 

revi'rsing 


power  transmisnioD  device  comprising  a  motor, 

shaft    actuated    thereby,    a    driven    shaft,    a 

tinlt    for    the   driven    shaft    and    high    and   low 


speed  units  Intermediate  the  driving  «haft  and  the 
reversing  unit,  a  lever  for  shifting  the  revenlng  unit 
and  for  shifting  from  one  speed  unit  to  the  other,  and 
operative  connections  between  the  lever  and  the  reversing 
unit  and  al.so  between  the  lever  and  each  of  the  spee<l 
units,  said  connections  including  a  rocker  ahaft  oper- 
atively  coiinected  at  one  end  to  the  reversing  unit  and 
at   its  other  end   fn   »;ii(!   lever. 


l,4ti'.i,.'Mi  .\!    li..\Io|ULl-:       (JK.Ml  ."^llIl'T       t(l.\TK01.. 

JvMKs    I       B,,i[R      Flint,    Mich.       Filed    June    2,    1921. 

.^    rial    N.i     174, .»:;."..      .".   t'laims.       (<"I.    74--l()7,  i 


9— f^ 


O- 


1.    in    an    automotive    vehicle,    a    propelling    engine,    a 
carbureter   fur   supplying   fuel   to  said  engine,   a   carrying 

ni'M  bani.sm  for  the  vehicle,  a  «pee<l  gear  shifting  mecha- 
nism, a  tliriittlioK  mecliaiiism  for  said  carbureter,  mean.s 
'  nri.'tiiik.'  said  t li rut t liii;:  mei-hanism  to  said  speed  gear 
.xliiftJnt;  ni'H  h.i  iii-rn  whereby  to  regulate  said  carbureter 
for  var\iii_-  t'lf  -ip. '■d  uf  said  eiii;iiit'  Correspondingly 
wirh  r::.'  i.;..!,i;i%  neiv.'iiieiits  iif  !b'-  speed  i:i'ar  slilftiiiij 
no*''  !i;i  [i;^:r:  ni.iin-  fi.r  a  ii  toiiiaiii-allv  '  readjusting  said 
thrMit!iii_'  :n.-r;ia  M  isiji  and  carburet'T  to  normally  pre- 
d<-f>T!iiiii-.!  jMi-i'iiTi  ..f  i)..T.ni..n  euincldently  with  the 
ctxiij'lft  i"ii  ,,f  III  I'li.Ta  1 1 ',  .•  iiKivpnieiit  of  said  gear  shift- 
Inj;  !ii'-.  ha  n  i>ri;  i  nd  !ii>ans  .lix^rutively  connected  to  said 
last    menfiiiiied    iiuaiis    fi.r    rt'ardiu:,'    the    action    then nf 


du- 


t>i. 


id 


f  -.lid   throttling  mechanism. 


1 ,  i  t\u  .->  -<  \  .      .MirrtiMi.     OF     SI  rKK.-^ATru.^TiNi; 

Mynns,      Benjamin    r.ii.^zKi.i  e.    I.os    .Vngeles,    Calif., 

assiL'i.'!r  to  ,\i|ua/on''  l.a 'loraturii-s.  Inc.,  Ix>s  Angeles, 
Calif,  a  Cnrpor.in.-n  of  raiif,,rnia.  I-lled  .May  20. 
1920       Serial    N..     .'•.'^:'.,ii2.'       U    Claims.       (CI.    ir,7  — 7,i 


•"4 


«^1 

~JUL 

—. — - 

/7SJbi 

—    -  t- 

2.  The  procesa  of  producing  supersaturated  solutions  of 
oxygen  gas  in  water  which  comprises  maintaining  a 
body   of   water   to   be   treated    under   a   substantially   con- 


Ut  TciitK  J,  llilia 


i;.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


155 


stant  pressure  In  excess  of  four  times  atmospheric  at  a 
determined  optimum  temperature,  forcing  a  volume  of 
atmospheric  air  through  said  body  of  water  while  subject 
to  said  pressure  for  a  sufficient  time  to  secure  sub 
-tantiiilly  maximum  oxygen  al>sorption,  reducing  the 
pressure  at  the  end  of  the  treating  period  by  sul)stantially 
a  fifth  of  that  maintained  during  treatment,  and  with 
drawing  and  sealing  the  solution  In  vessels  while  subject 
to  reduced  pressure. 

7.  As  a  niw  product,  a  solution  of  oxygen  in  water, 
fn  e  of  deleterious  matter  and  rendered  statile,  in  which 
the  oxygen  is  held  rttentively  under  normal  atmospheric 
•  luiditions  in  absoilH'd  condition  in  .•iniounts  in  excess  of 
:'..'">  cubic  centimeters   per  liter. 


I,4t5't.,--'M'  ICMTION  SYSTF.M  Kuwaho  C.  BrKKscji. 
Chicago,  111.,  assignor  to  Besistolite  Appliance  «  o. 
I'hlca^o  III.  a  Ciirporatiiui  of  Illinois.  Filed  Dec  lio, 
C>-'1       Svrial   No.  .'.J.^-lH.',!  .      5  Claims.      (CI.   123—148.) 


f  '    ♦- — 

1    1    1 

< 

r 

4 

1 

1 

1 

^-J-IJ 

1 

t 

t4- 

r 

1 

1    '    i    1 

u, 

1  In  nil  i^ltion  aystem  for  gas  engines,  tx  spark  coil 
having  a  (ore,  a  primary  winding  and  a  secondary  wind- 
lug  ailapted  lo  provide  «  disrujitiv.'  dis'hari,'.-  at  the 
eniiinf  pluiis,  .a  primary  circuit  including  s.aid  priiii.iry 
winding:,  an  interniiuer  and  a  contrcdiing  resistaini  -aid 
resistance  having  a  high  positive  temperature  co  etflclent 
and  comprising  a  filament  enclo.sed  in  a  protective  glass 
hull),  s.-iid  cidl,  core  and  resistance  heiny  proportioned  to 
permit  the  core  to  become  saturated  to  the  required  de 
gK-e  for  each  contact  of  the  intcnnpier  at  hix;h  <  ngine 
speed  and  to  r-.aiise  the  prut'clive  reslstaiic  to  rise  to  a 
hlch  temperature  :ind  theretiy  limit  the  current  Mow  dur 
iiii.'  the  time  i)f  contact  of  the  interrupter  at  lower  .speed. 


1.4«»^.'5.        I.Il'     I'KFSSI  HK     (  ni;i;i:t  TIN-;       DKVICE 

won   WIND   INSTBI'MF.NTS  i  uxuiA.s    U.   camihkll, 

Krie,    I'a       Fi;,,j    ]■,.,■    2,    i;».'i  s.  ri.nl    N,,     .",  1 :«.;;,",," .      G 
Claim-,      iC],   2fir>     22.1 


1.    In  a   lip   pressure  correcting  device  for  wind  Instru 
ments,  the  Combination  of  a  spring  resisted  mouth  piece  ; 
and    means    olTset    from    the   mouth-piece   actuated   by    lip 
pressure  on   the   mouth  piece  for  indicating  to  the  player 
of  the   instrument   said   lip   pressure. 


1.4tin..'>84        TT'BE  FORMING     MACHINE.       Phancis    M. 
Case,    Cleveland.    Ohio,    assignor    to    Federal    Porcelain 
Company,    (^arey,    Ohio,   a   Corporation    of   Ohio.      Filed 
iH-c.    ,'!0.    1921        Serial    No.    .52.'), 905.      72   Claims       (CI 
25—,^.) 
1     In  a  tul>e  headlnsr  m.ichine  a  plurality  of  horizontal 

tube   roceivinc   moulds,   a   rotating  element   in    which   such 


moulds    are    mounted,     a     horlxontal     tube     receiving    die 
adapted    to   engage    such    moulds    and    means    for    rotating 


^  ^^r 


ncTiTT^^rznr::: 


yJ  -♦  ■  A    '         -* 


^aid     element     about     a     Imrizontal     mis     to     present     said 
iiiouhis    snccessivelv    to    said    die. 


l,4r,!).5s.^  FI  riD  rUFSSt  HF  I'.KAKF  DF\  ICE  .l..sF.fH 
C,  McClM'.  (ir.-inge.  .\,  .1  ,  Hssitni..;-  i,.  The  Westing 
liou.se  .\ir  Brake  (onipany.  Wilmcrdiiig.  I'a,  n  Corpo- 
ration of  Pennsylvania,  Filed  Oct.  4,  1921.  Serial  No. 
.'.0.^,;uiO,      V   (Maims.       if]     ;;();;,     s4   , 


1.  The  condiiii.'itioii  wltli  tw.i  -i,;!.;,  reservoirs  le.rmaily 
chnrt'ed  with  Iliiid  under  i're~siirc,  ..f  ;i  valve  device  for 
contrfdliiig  communlcitjon  from  sai.i  r- servoirs  ti;r<>ugb 
which  fluid  under  pressure  is  snupliod  for  controlling  the 
brakes  and  operate  d  upon  a  ;<'diictioii  in  pressure  in  one 
reservoir  for  c!o.slng  the  .supply  ei,mtnniiication  from  said 
reservoir  and  for  establishing  ilie  sHjiply  tommuoication 
fr<irn    the   other   reservoir. 


1 ,469..-.s().      I'HDDCCTION  <>F  HVDUAZAMSni        Kaiph 
A.  Nki.,S('N,  liiifTalo.  N    V,,  ,assii:nor  to   National  Aniline 
A  Chemical  Company.    Inc,,    New    ^  or(<,    N,    Y.,   a   (Corpo- 
ration   of   New   York,      I'il.  d    .Tune    ,-..    1920.      Serial    No 
38r.,714.      ,T    Claims,       <C1.    L'Cu -tli.  ^ 
1.  The  method  of  proiluciiiu  and  jsolatins:  hydrazanisol. 
which  comprises  subjecting  o  nitr.aniso!  in   reduction  with 
zinc   and   caustic   alkali    in    the    presence   of   alcohol    at    a 
boiling    temperature,    slowly    coolini.'    th.'    reduction    mass 
while    shaking    or   agitating    and    thereby    permitting    the 
growth   of  hydrazanisol   crystals,   admixing   the    resulting 
product    with    water    and    separating    the    crystals    from 
the  jsinc  retidue  by  .n   sieving  operation 


166 


1.4«9,587 

NBWTOP 

b€U,  I 
Connedt 
4   Claim 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEK  2. 1923 


FIXTUHH- HOOK    FITTING.      William    J 
Bridgeport,  ConD.,   assizor   to   Harrey    Hub 

corporated,  Bridgeport,  Conn  .  a  Corporation  of 
icut.  Filed  July  26.  1921.  Serial  No,  4>*7,584. 
s.      (CI.    240— R5) 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  character  described  an  outlet  box 
adapted  ,o  be  mounted  in  a  wail,  said  box  being  open 
at  the  f  "ont  thereof,  an  electric  recpptacle,  means  for 
securing  the  receptacle  in  said  box,  a  plate  for  the  open 
side  of  tae  box  and  provided  with  an  opening  in  align- 
ment wl  h  thp  receptacle,  means  to  removably  secure 
said  platif  in  position,  a  support  secured  to  the  bcjz  lade 
peiiflt^ntlj  of  the  receptacle  and  projectlnR  outwardly 
therefron^  and  curved  to  form  a  hook,  an  electric  flxtur<^ 
;t  canopy  adaptt-d  m  mncfai  th^  outU't  bi>\ 
when  mounted  in  a  wall,  a  cross  bar  secured  to  the 
canopy  at  its  rear  side  and  adapted  to  seat  within  tie 
hook  to  support  the  fixture  against  the  wall  .ind  the 
canopy  dver  the  b<n  and  an  extension  plug  cr>iinected 
with    thej  fixture   by    flexible   conductors   and    :i.|:i]ited    for 


ins-  Ttlon 


in  the  receptacle. 


1  4fJ!'.oS8  ELECTRICAL  HE.\TINO  DEVICE.  P.4ri  E 
<)\w-il;:b.  Billings.  Mont  Filed  .\ng.  28.  1922.  S-rial 
No.  58-i,S51.     2  Claims.     iCl.  21!>-  -:iH., 


de 


1.   A 
voir  ;  an 
a  beatint 
tended  fqom 
stem  and 
for 

said  hooding 
der  and 


Mcur  ng 


yj^ 


vice  of  the  class  de»tribed  comprising  a   reser 
inlet  for  the  reservoir  and  an  outlet  therefrom  ; 
element  including  a  resistance  coil ;  a  stem  ex 
the  coil ;  an  enlarged  head  surrounding  the 
provided  with  a  circumferential  sboalder  ;  means 
the  bead  to  the  coil ;  a  boaaing  for  the  coll 
having  a  flange  adapted  to  engage  the  thoal- 
ns  for  securing  the  coil  within  the  boualng. 


tiea 


1.46t).58».  SOI  KKT  WRENCH.  Charles  G.  PALicm, 
Newark.  N  ,).  File.l  Ik-c.  15.  1921.  Serial  No.  522,50«. 
0  Clalma.     iCl.  81— 121. j 


1  .\  wrench  coriipriHiiig  an  angled  handle  liar  of  uni- 
form cross  section,  a  reversible  socket  head  havinu  unlike 
.socket,"*  In  each  end,  a  wed  in  said  socket  intermediat.'  said 
end  socket.^,  "uiid  web  having  an  op«'nlng  engageable  with 
said  bar,  nn(l  mejin.s  at  >'iich  fnd  of  Hsid  t>ar  for  retnining 
■aid  head  thert-on 


l,469,.n90  (JR.WITY  LATCH  CiUBLis  G.  Palmm. 
Newark,  N.  J  Filed  Sept  30.  1922.  Serial  No.  591,437. 
0  Clalma.     (CL  2d2— 4.8.) 


i.       .V  i» 


1,  The  combination  with  a  door  and  its  frame,  of  a  bar 
mounted  on  the  door,  a  hanti  lever  operatlvely  engaging 
said  bar.  housings  secured  on  the  door,  keepers  fixed  In 
the  frame  thereof.  latche.s  pivoted  In  said  housings,  said 
latches  being  engageable  In  said  keepers,  and  direct  op- 
erative connections  between  said  bar  and  said  latches. 


1,409,591.  BUMPBB.  Lawis  P.  Haluadat,  Decatur,  IlL 
Filed  Dec.  1,  1922.  Serial  No.  604,168.  12  CUlms. 
(CL  293—65.) 

3.  A  bumper  formed  of  two  similar  spring  elements 
each  of  them  baring  adjacent  one  end  a  loop  formed  by 
Inwardly  currlng  its  end.  there  being  a  vertical   Impact 

1 

( 


Ck?roBER  2, 1928 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


151 


portion  between  said  loop.s  and  formed  in  part  from  each 
of  said  elements,  the  end  of  each  of  said  elements  farthest 


from  its  loop  beinc  rearwardly  and  inwardly  bent  and 
terminating  in  line  with  and  being  fastened  to  the  inner 
end  of  the  loop  fiinnlng  portion  of  the  othtT  memtxT. 


1,469. -.92,  m  .MI'EB.  Lkwi.s  V.  IlAi.i..u..n  ,  Decatur,  III. 
Kile.1  Iie(  1,1022.  S.Tial  \<i  »i04.l7n  ,%i'lainis.  ( CL 
293—5.^1.) 


mediate  the  upper  and  lower  extremities  thereof,  and  ex- 
tending horizontally  and  rejirw.inlly  thenfrom.  a  punch 
aiially    nii.N;i)ile    throuKh    ;t    virti.:!i      .[..niiii;    m     the    pro- 


.lectioii,  nieaiis  fi-r   iiperii  ting   ;!i.    {.uii.ti.  .-i    U  >!ifip>'«l   aij\'il 
^  jfS  j^  I    f(ir   Inwrtion    betww^ii    the   link.i"    r-f   a    chain.    ;iii(l    means 

integral   with    the   lower   end   of   the   heaii    for    siipiiorting 
4.   A  humper  bar  Including  two  identically  shaped  siirlng    |    the  anvil  in  ndjusted  position  (..i  .■.•nh  iln    pui,(  h 
members    associated    to    form    a    jtair   of    horizontally    dis     j 

posed   loops  Joined  by   a    single   vertically   disposed    loop,    |  " 

ther.    h.■j|,^;  a  rearward  reinforcing  member  in  line  with    !    1,469. .'1*5      B.VTTKHY  iLaMP      H.^kky  .T    Hick,  Alliance, 
the  ri:ir  faiea  of  said  horizontally  dl8pos<^d  loops  and  be-    i        Ohio,  assignor  to  The  H>kon   Manufarturing  Company. 


Ing  Joined  at  Its  end.s  to  the  vertically  disposed  h.,,],  .u,,! 
Jolne^l  inti  rmediate  its  ends  to  the  rear  of  the  spring 
memher« 


1,469,593        BEAR    AXLE    AND    WHEEL.       Sezo    Hata 
sim.\,   Detroit,    Mich.     Filed  Feb.  4,   1921.      Serial   No. 
442,442,     S  Claims.      (CI.  74—7.) 


.Alliance,    Ohio,    a    Corporafion    of    Ohio       Filed    Oct,    8, 
l".t21       Serial   No.  r.(ir...'',n*»       -^  .iainis       iCl.  180 — 68.5.; 


1.  In  an  a.>e:nldy  tor  the  purpo.se  specified,  the  (diiihi 
nation  of  a  dead  axle,  a  traction  wheel  secured  to  rotate 
thereon,  a  supporting  member  secured  on  said  dead  axle 
and  having  a  laterally-extending  arm  having  an  opening 
therethrough,  a  jack  .shaft  housing  provided  with  an  en 
larged  end,  a  two  part  clamp  for  removably  clamping  said 
Jack  shaft  bousing  to  the  said  arm  In  alignment  with  the 
opening  through  said  arm,  said  two  parts  of  the  clamp 
being  detachably  but  rigidly  connected  to  the  arm  and 
clamping  over  the  enlarged  end  of  the  Jack  shaft  housing 
and  a  .lack  shaft  within  the  Jack  shaft  bousing  and  pass- 
ing through  and  supported  in  the  opening  in  said  arm  and 
In  driving  connection  with  the  traction  wheel. 


^=s¥^: 


1,469,.')94.  RIVET  REMOVER.  William  S.  Harlet,  Mil- 
waukee, Wig.,  assignor  to  Harley-LJavldson  Motor  Co  , 
Milwaukee.  Wis.,  a  Corporation  of  Wl.sconsin.  Filed 
July  9,  1920.  Serial  No.  .394, SS2.  4  Claims.  Kl. 
29—86.1.) 

1.  A  chain  repair  tool  having  a  vertically  disposed 
head,  a  projection  extending  forwardly  from  the  upper 
end  thereof,  a  handle  integrally  united  to  the  head  inter 


/ ,..,.. 


1.  A  clamp  for  an  object  aud  ;ui  adjacent  support  nia.ii 
'  f  ■•spring  wire  l)ent  to  form  apa«'d  parallel  side  arms  to 
-lian  an  interval  between  the  object  and  the  support  with 
means  on  their  ends  to  engage  one  of  them,  a  spring  metal 
washer  plate  extending  transversely  across  and  engaging 
tlie  side  arms,  a  bolt  extending  from  the  support  between 
the  side  arms  and  through  the  washer  plate  having  a  nut 
liearlng  ur>on  the  washer  plate,  whereby  the  tirms  and  the 
washer  plate  are  deflected  when  clamped  by  screwiilg  the 
nut  upon  the  bolt  /fda^  the  nut  l,s  thereby  locked  upon  the 
washer.  -^ 


1,469.596.      TR.\Y.     Josbph    W.    Hoodwin,    Chicago,    111., 
assignor    to    J.    W.    Hoodwin    Company,    Chicago,    IlL 
Flletl    .Tuly    9,    1921,      Serltil    No.    48.'^, 48.5,      2    Claims. 
(CL  224 — 48.) 
2.  As    an   article   of   manufacture,   a   holder    for   cones 

formed  of  a   flat   rigid  absort)ent   sheet   of  material,   one 


158 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2,  1928 


««p«et  thei-cof  being  suitably  shaped  to  form  a  hand  rrip, 
mad  perfoiatloDB  provided  In  said  sheet  of  absorbent  ma- 


terlal    •<er 

pings  frnt 

holder 

1.469. .-..«: 

Eart,   H 

ments. 

rorp"jr;i 

2T6,'.ni 

Uoov 


A  hand 
prt)viil>il  ' 
end  ada 
the  han 
•lot  in  th 
pin  over 
handle  In 
ment  ma; 
oaer 


pt?d 
die 


lyi 


1.    In    I 
a  ebimne 


ing    for    thf    rer'pptlon     'f    Mi.' 
the  c'lnt'H  ti.  in_'  :i 'i<(ir?"-'l  '^v  tin 


.^.•-,    th.>    drt{>- 
:ii.il>'ruil  ■>{  thr 


SUCTION  -  CLEANKR  HANDLE.  H-wakd 
,  Chicago.  111.,  as-signor.  by  aiesiie  assign- 
o  The  Hoover  Company,  North  Canton,  Ohio,  a 
tion   of  »»hi..      Ftl^'d   FhIv    14.    1919.      Serial  No. 

1   Claim,      M'l.   :!<>V-   ,'',.'   t 
If  .»-  ^ 


e  compri'tini,'  a   parr  a(lapt<d  to  he  secured  niifl 
Fith  a  tubular  socket,  a  h.andle  shaft  having  an 
to  be  received  in  the  socket,  a  pin  attache<l  to 
shaft   and    projecting    through    a    longitudinal 
socket  and  a  thumb  nut  on  the  outside  of  tho 
ng  the  slot  whereby  rotational  movement  of  thr 
the  socket  I.'*  prevente<l  and  longitudinal  move- 
be   permitted   or   preveritt'd   nt   the   will    of   the 


1,461). r>9s      P'iHE  I'DT      i;i)vvAi!ii    I    n  Ks     i:o>'i;   nn\. 

Mich,  ns.^lgnor  f.^  lu^troit  Torc'i  ainl  M:iniif;irtufui-i 
Company,  E>etroif  Mich  .  a  Corporation  of  Michigan. 
Filed  >[ay  .31.  I'.fjj  Serial  No  5'i4,7«5  •'.  clalmR. 
(CI.   12iJ— 236.) 


Are   pot.    the  combination   of   an    Integral    grid, 
secured  thereto  provided  with  means  to  permit 


the  opening  up  of  the  side  of  the  chimney,  and  a  barner 
and  preheating  tut^e  having  a  detachable  support  and 
which  may  he  removed  laterally  through  the  side  of  the 
chimney    when    the    s.-une    is    opened    up. 


1,469.599.  NECK  WiriN<;  KKVKK  .Imiv  Emamel 
JoHN.sox  and  Thuuks  H.  Osr.t  vi\  Worcester,  Mass.. 
assignors  to  Th<-  <t  \  .[  Machine  »  onipany,  Worcester. 
Mass.,    n    Corporation    of    Ma.'^sachusetts.       Filed    Dec. 


:ic 


1919. 

—13,) 


Serial 


\. 


:4;:.iil. 


9     Claims. 


I  CI. 


1.  In  a  laln-lIng  machine,  the  combination  of  a  piv- 
otally  supported  meniher  and  two  rollers  on  said  mem- 
ber. i>ne  of  them  tieing  nuninted  to  turn  on  its  own  axis 
and  having  a  label  wiping  surface,  with  movable  mean-* 
for  moving  an  article  to  be  labelle<l  info  position  to 
engage  the  other  roller  after  passing  the  wiping  roller 
out  of  cotitnct  th'Tewlth.  anil  theret)y  swing  the  wiping 
roller    into    contact    with    the    article. 


1,4  69,60  0  IK)WNDRAFT  FIRNACE.  Gboboe  .\. 
M.^cKenzie,  Bay  City,  Mich  Filed  Dec.  9.  1922 
Serial    No,    605,792        9    Claims        iCl.     120      103.) 


1.  A  liot  air  ilovunlraff  fiirnaie  rouipii-iing  n  base, 
a  combustion  chamber  nionnted  thereon,  means  for  clos- 
ing communication  Ix^tween  the  combustion  chamber  and 
the  base,  a  tire  pot.  .in   annular  nir  chamber  surrounding 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFIi'ICE. 


159 


the  Are  pot  and  communicating  with  a  plurality  of 
■paced  apart  openings  into  the  combustion  chamber,  a 
radiator  mounted  above  the  first  pot,  and  a  plurality 
of  vertically  disposed  air  passages  leading  from  the 
combustion   chamber  to  the  said   radiator. 


l.-K;90ni.       COMBINED     CHINA     CABINET     AND     RE 
FRIGERATOR.     THOMAS   Matson.   Chicago,    111.     Filed 
Apr'     4.    I!t2.!.      Serial    No.    629.836.      2    Claims.       ((^1. 
62'    .'56.) 


.^_ 


■J  As  a  new  artl'b'  of  manufacture  the  combine  I 
'hina  cabinet  and  refrigerator  having  a  two  chamber 
refrigerating  compartment,  a  vertically  arranged  china 
compartment,  laterally  disposid  with  respect  to  the  re 
frigerator  c.  mpartment.  and  an  upper  china  compart 
ment  extending  over  the  first  mentioned  china  com 
partment  and  tlie  refrigerator  compartment,  a  shallow 
lower  corn[)artment  extending  the  width  of  the  cabinet 
and  provided  with  two  removable  receptacles,  a  water 
conduit  from  the  refrigerator  compartment  leading  to 
one  of  file  receptacles,  an  overflow  pipe  leading  from 
one  receptacle  to  the  other,  a  woven  wire  shelf  in  the 
ice  chamber  of  the  refrigerator  compartment  and  means 
for  securing  the  same  when  not  in  use  to  the  ceiling 
of  the  Ice  chamber,  said  securing  means  embracing  a 
fixed   bracket   and   a   pivoted  latch. 


1.469,002.  MACHINE  FOR  AND  METHOD  OF 
BROACHING  GEARS.  Julian  L.  Pebkins,  West 
Sprlngflebl,  and  Hiram  D.  Cboft  and  Frank  W.  Sickles, 
Sprlngflelii.  Mass.,  assignors  to  Perkins  Appliance 
Company,  Springfield.  Mass.,  a  Corporation  of  Massn 
chusetts.  Filed  .lune  29.  1921.  Serial  No.  481.261 
108    Claims.       (CI.    90—1.) 


s£jg::"''«3  .7  _n  '. 


1.  In  a  gear-hroachlng  machine,  means  to  carry  and 
continuously  revolve  the  work,  and  a  cutting  element 
that  passes  continuously  through  a  Straight  path  Into 
which  work  carried  by  said  means  extends. 


1.469,60a. 
N.    Y. 
Claims. 


LAWN    MOWER.      .Iohn    W.    Peters,   Roslyn, 
Filed    Mar,    2.    1921        Serial    No.    449.2."s       6 
(CI.    191-12.) 


1  .\  lawn  nuiwer  comprising  a  frame,  a  pnipelUng 
wheel,  a  liandle  extendin;:  rearwardly  therefrom  where- 
by t!ie  operator  may  .liteer  the  machine,  an  eleriric 
m.it,  r  '■..nnected  wiDi  a-nl  adapted  to  pn)pel  !he  mower, 
means  f<.r  supplying  -current  to  said  motor  comprising 
a  Keif  winding  reel  mounted  on  liie  mower  and  a  ■aS.ie 
Comprising'  two  conductors  wound  on  s.-iid  reel  «  i !  h  its 
free    eiHl    extending    to    a    smirce   of   current    -!ipp:> 


1.409. 004.  RAZOR-BLADE  HOLr>ER  Hf.rmav  I  K. 
Prrf-.KS.iv.  Rockford.  111.  Piled  .June  'A,  1921.  Serial 
No.   474,600,      1    Claim,      ,ri,    51      221.) 


\  razor  Idade  holder  of  the  chara<  ter  described  com- 
prising a  han<llc.  a  blade  holding  nie.nis  atl.i-bei!  to 
the  handle  for  holding  a  blade  !>eTond  one  end  thereof 
with  an  edge  to  be  sharpened  disposed  parallel  with 
and  laterally  ofT<et  from  the  lons:itii<linal  axis  of  the 
handle,  a  ball,  and  a  retainer  for  holdinu  the  ball  in 
connection  with  said  Id.ide-holdin^'  means  beyond  the 
>nd  thereof  remote  from  the  handle  and  with  tbc  ball 
in  alignment  with  said  axis  and  projecting  from  opposed 
sides  of  the  retainer  on  opposite  sides  of  the  blade. 
whereby  the  handle  may  be  manipulated  at  will  with 
either  projecting  side  of  the  ball  in  contact  with  a 
sharpening  surface  for  determining  the  angle  of  the 
blade  with  respect  to  said  surface  during  the  sharpening 
or  honing  operation. 


1.409,rii.-  Toy  Mii,i,uni  F,  Liiiov  l'.iiltin:..r.  M,i 
Fib'd  Oct.  2".  r.cjL'.  Serial  No  .*.!<.".. 709.  1  I'laiiii 
I  CI     40—40.) 


A  toy  comprising  a  base.  .■!  \vir»  frame  extendint;  up 
wnrdly  from  the  base  .-irK!  pi-oirciinL-  rearwardly  .'iiol 
terminating    in    a    downtnrne.i    pi,  r;^,    ;,    ^ww,    projecting 


160 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2.  192S 


upwardly  f i  om  the  base,  a  block  pivotally  engaged  at 
its  upper  frid  by  the  prond  and  plvotally  engaged  by 
the  stem,  a  -irring  coiled  about  the  stem  and  engaging 
the  block  'o  -^wing  the  latter  in  one  direction,  a  stop 
to    limit    ttijp    swinging    movement    of    the    block,    and    tx 


ball    i«ii«penilft!    in    the    path    of    the    block    to 
by    th.'    lattflr  during   Its   swinging   movemenr. 


be    struck 


1  t»59.t;«>^.    <;\\vTEitrROOF  product   ami   process 

Ul"  MAKIN'i  SAME.      Chestkk  E.  Rahr.  Boston.  Mass  , 


and  I.E3TitB  KiasCHBRAuN,  Chicago,  111. 
irtlf*.      SeMal  No.   3.H9.210      9  Claims. 


Filed  Nov    1>», 

Ml.    91-'-»i.S.I 


^^ 


4  A  w;i 
.1  :;r:inriilar 
war.rproof 
inrfacing,  s 
proof  bindei 
betw»»€n  the 
ing  of  the 

7.  A 
inL'  in  appli 
color  iu  th 
pared  roofin 
abrading  thi 
form  a  unif- 
granalar  gu 


t^rproof   covering   consisting    of  a    foundation, 

surfacing     adhesively     applied     thereto,     a 

inatrtx   of   different   color    than    the   granular 

id    matrix    containing    an    adhesive    water 

and    colloidal    clay,    filling    the    interstices 

granular   particles    and    the    exposed    snrfac- 

vering. 

of  making  a   waterproof  coveriug  consist 

ing    .1    waterproof    matrix    of    pre  determined 

voUla    of    the    granular    surfacing    of    pre- 

;  and   then   smoothing  down   the  matrix  and 

upper   edges   of    the   granular    surfacing    to 

rmly  smooth  abeet  in  which  the  color  ot"  the 

rjfncing  is  exposed. 


CO 


proc<  ss 


W!LM.*M 

Serial  No 


nKViri-;  rOR  (IIVING  FOOT  COMP'ORT 
Snini.L,  Chicimo.  111.  Filed  Feb  S,  1919 
r.,f'.9><.     I'J  Claims.     (CI.  38 — 71. j 


M 


t=^. 


!■    In    a   il(!v:r..    ,,;    thf    character    ii»scribt-d.    upjer    ami 
lower  m^'mbers  conuHcfed  to  form  therebetween  a  margin 
ally-open    porket    having    an   opposite    relatively  restricted 
opening,  and   a   iilbr  In   said   pocket   coinprisins  a   memb«".- 
having  a  slit  therethrouch  and  a  ductile  metal  ritibon  en 
gaging  said  ;;Jit,  said  ribbon   patisin^  through  the  said  re 
strlcted  optning  and  bent  antund  the  edge  of  said  or>eniiig 
for  retention 


1.469,608.        APPAUATUS      FOR     PREPARING 
THETICS.      Lbui-oi.d    Stki.nm,    New    York.    N 
signer  to  Eeopi.ld  Steiuor  Mt;;    Co.,   Inc.  a  Cor 
of  New   York.      Hied  Aug.  b,   IHJO.      Serial  No 

i   Claim.'*       I  CI.    1-'*; —  192.  > 


Y..    as- 

po  ration 
402.188. 


1  -V  bvlce  for  preparing  an  anff'Sthetlc  comprising  a 
vi'latiie  an.vsthetic  inaleriiil  and  means  for  mixing  heated 
tliiid  therewith  tn  prevent  the  same  from  freezing  during 
viilritillzation,  said  means  compricing  a  fluid  supply  and 
a  h»atinc  device,  said  heating  device  adapted  also  to 
r'uulaie    fhe   fluid    supply. 


1.489.C09 

SEC 

11  ON  A I 

-    15  IN. 

Ul.VS.SES 

S. 

Stbwabt 

Bait 

iniore 

.   Md 

.   assignor  of 

one 

half 

to  1- 

dgar  C. 

Stew 

art. 

Baltimore 

Md. 

I<11e«l 

No 

I'.  ;;, 

192: 

} 

Seri 

il   No 

598. 

726. 

2    Cl 

aims. 

tt'I.    ; 

.'17 

1 :;. 

1.  A  seoti.ina!  knuek  d4)wn  bin  coinprtsiiig  a  plurality 
of  suix-rposed  sections  each  section  having  separable  end 
and  side  walls  and  each  end  wall  having  means  at  each 
end  thereof  for  exteriorly  engaging  the  side  walls  and 
each  side  wall  having  exterior  means  at  each  end  thereof 
for  engaging  the  end  walls,  and  means  on  the  interior 
and  at  each  end  of  each  end  and  side  wall  of  a  pertion  for 
interiorly  bracing  said  section  walls  the  Interior  means 
on  one  section  extending  down  and  engaging  the  walls 
if  the  section  beneath  It. 


1.4P.9.610.     TOY  niN,     (;r.sr.\v  UsTYMK,  Wharton,  Tex. 

Fibd    .Vpr.    17,    19'J.!.      Serial    No.    6.32,663.       1    Claim. 

tCl     124      14.1 

A  toy  gun  having  a  gun  barrel  r>rnvided  with  a  hammer 
and  a  tri^eer,  fhe  hammer  adapted  for  receiving  one  end 
of  a  rubber  band,  while  the  other  end  of  the  band  is  to  be 
tngaged  with  tb>>  end  of  the  barrel,  a  pivot  connection  for 
the  liainiuer  vtithin  a  invity  of  the  barrel,  a  pivotal  con- 
I'leeti.iii   f.ir  saiii  trigger  a'so  witbi/i  the  cavity,  and  means 


OCIOBKK  2.  11)1'3 


U.  8.  PATEXT  OFFICE. 


161 


for  extendiuK  the  haninui  rearvvardly  into  ru^ai,'emeiil 
with  one  edge  of  said  cavity,  .said  meant;  also  serving  tii 
engage  une  |.nd  of  tb<'  trigger  and  one  end  of  the  hammer 


to  prevent  relea.se  of  the  hammer,   and   to  also  return   the 
trigger  and  hammer  to  a  set  position  after  the  trigger  ban 

been   released. 


1.409,612.  THREK  WAT  FArrFT,  AtTiLST  T.  J.  Rahr, 
Mnrphysboro,  III.,  assignor,  by  direct  and  mesne  as- 
signments, of  one-fourth  to  Raymond  A.  Hatfield,  one- 
fonrth  to  James  J.  Gallagher,  three-eighths  to  Fred 
HeiiM^rg,  and  one-eighth  to  Charles  FYanke,  all  of  St 
I.ouis.  Mo.  Filed  Nov.  17.  1921  Serial  No  .'^1.'),74.". 
1   Cl.aim.      rCI.  251-  4.. 


A  faucet  having  a  discharge  srH:>ut,  a  vertical  cylinder 
with  which  the  sjiout  communicates  and  from  which  It  is 
detachable,  a  removable  cap  closing  the  lower  end  of  the 
cylinder,  a  rearwardly  projecting  portion  having  upper, 
intermediate  and  lower  fluid  channels,  opening  into  the 
cylinder,  a  gasket  nut  threaded  on  the  upper  end  of  the 
cylinder,  a  cylindrical  valve  of  hollow  form  interflttlng  and 
vertically  shiftable  and  rotatable  within  the  cylinder,  hav- 
ing a  stem  projecting  upwardly  through  the  gasket  nut, 
and  having  an  upper  wall  opening  shlftnble  upon  vertical 
.115  0.  G.— 11 


1.469,011  CONCRETE  PILE  AND  THE  LIKE  IIenrt 
R.  AssKRSd.v.  New  York,  N.  Y,  F'lled  Mar  10,  1921. 
Serin:  No    4fil,U4.     rt  Claims.      (Cl.  61— 54  i 


1.  In  a  concrete  structure,  a  core  of  concrete,  a  layer  of 
waterproofing  material,  a  metallic  protective  sheet,  a  sec- 
ond metallic  sheet  surrounding  said  protective  eheet,  and 
a  covering  of  water  resistant   material. 


ujovemeni  of  the  valve  into  independent  registry  with  the 
upper  fluid  channel  aiid  nUo  having  circumferentially 
•spaced  and  verticallj  offset  wall  opeiiiiig.s  for  registration 
with  the  intermtnliate  and  lower  channe;!-  ;iiKin  uppositi  !y 
rotative  movements,  of  the  valvi-.  sai'i  va.v,.  also  having 
an  enlarged  oiNning  it;  its  wall  in  riit.siaii:  re^'istry  with 
the  discharge  spout  and  liaving  a  blank  .section  of  it*;  whU 
between  Its  openingsj  of  sufficient  area  to  clos.  the  .-evera! 
channels  when  the  valve  is  In  upper  central  position,  and  a 
li.inrlle  at  the  ujiper  end  of  the  vaive  .stem. 


1,469.61.-5.  DECOY  DUCK  JoeitPH  Kentun  B.ui  ly. 
New  Orleans,  I^a.,  assignor  to  Bayco  Decoy  Company, 
Inc..  New  Orleans,  La.,  a  Corporation  of  Louisiana. 
Filed  Dec.  26,  1922.  Serial  No.  609,064.  2  (  laim* 
(CL  48—3.) 


2.  A  decoy  lor  u.se  in  attracting  water  fowl,  comprising 
an  upper  closed  hollow  flotation  chamber  made  in  imita- 
tion of  the  upper  portion  of  the  water  fowl,  and  a  lower 
ballast  chamber  provided  with  perforations  adapted  to 
IH-rinlt  the  influx  of  water  and  the  escape  of  air,  said  upper 
and  lower  chambers  being  provided  with  laterally  disposed 
fl.inges  secured  together  and  forming  a  complete  decov. 


1.4ti9.bl4.       COHKINC    MACHINE        li.Miiiy    0      Be.nikj.n, 
Bayonne,  N.  J  .  assignor  to  Standard  Development  Com- 
pany, .a   Corporation   of  Delaware.      Filed   Feb.  ."?,    192! 
Serin!    No.    442.02!'       3    riaim/s.       sCl,    226-89., 


i  i-e 


1.  In  a  tiot tie-corking  machine  liavin^-  n  tripping  rod 
adapted  to  be  moved  to  set  the  machine  jnto  .peratlon,  a 
bottle  support,  a  contact  head  attached  to  said  rod  and  pro- 
jecting over  said  support,  and  an  abutment  between  which 
and  said  contact  head  a  portion  of  a  bottle  enters  when 
placed  on  said  support,  whereby  the  head  is  pressed  upon 
to  actuate  said  rod. 


IG-J 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTl  K 


()(toi!Kk2,  1923 


1,469,615]  PACKING  CASE.  Locks  Ivf?  Muxer  Bigbt 
and  jAiES  Robert  Meikle,  London,  Kngland,  assij^nore 
to  Thonas  Meadows  k  Co.,  Limited,  Lmdon,  England,  a 
Corpontlon  of  Great  Britain.  Filed  Oct.  10.  1021.  Se- 
rial n4  r)0R,TS6.      5   Claims.        CI.   217-66.) 


1  A  wooden  packin',;  ca-^e  ix>in{irisiiii;  twn  ;iiy  wal's,  r'l. 
!)iiard,-i  of  (i.'ie  ply  havint:  ihi'ir  I)'..'-.  t:ti_'  ■•iU'<'s  i-xt >'iiiliii,' 
in  a  ilir»-':"tl'in  at  an  an.'!''  r..  fh«'  no- Mn_'  '  i\'£''-  ■>''  "'o' 
^Mjards  of  thp  jiixtapos»'d  \>^y.  .in.!  nutHl  <rrn[w  .-irraiik'"'! 
').••■«.■.•»  hf  t^v.i  plit's  and  :!  r  an  an_'lt'  to  !!!•■  ince'ln-' 
fl^'.'.s   i.{     he   biiards  of  tho    juttr    \<\\ 


1  +•;;.' ''il*;        <)[I.1.\(;     M;\irK        Ki.\v.\k;i    Uoi.jkk.     N.'w 
^   '!-k.    >      V.      Filed   .lull.'   ]o.    ):rJL      S.rial    .No.    4 7 f,,. '",."..'',. 
Claiii;*.      vCL    IS-t — 74.) 


1.  In 
tem  com 
each  of 
xontally 
pjpea,  a 
and  bari 
mittently 


1  '.■' 


"■'.?ffl  y 


mblnatioD   with   a  driving  shaft,   an  oiliiiii  gys 
ing  a  plurality  of  vertical  oil  pipes,  a  valve  in 

id   pipes,  a  rod  In  each  of  said   valves,   a   hori 
c^teposed  pipe  having  connection  with  the  vertical 
uk  mounted  In  said  horizontally  dlsi>osed  pip-' 
operative  connection  with  said   rods   to  inter 

open    the    valve. 


p  -Isi 

Si  I 


era  I 

ig 


1,469,617.      LIQUID  DISPENSING    APPARATUS.       .John 

A.    Brv[>e\,    Springfield.    111.,    ansignor    of    one-third    to 

Trlah    It    McCutchen   and  one  third   to   James   A     Hall. 

tx>th    o(    .Springfield,    111.      Flhii    De<-.    20,    1020.      Serial 

No.  4.31,961.     31  Claims.      (CI.  221—05  i 

1.    In  a  ;i  apparatu.^*  of  the  class  descritifd.  the  coraliina 

tlon  of  a  iitorage  tank,  a  pair  of  measuring  vessel.'^,  means 

for  causiig  liquid  to  flow  from  said  tank  to  said  vessels, 

means  for  conducting  liquid  in  said  vessels  in  exc«88  of  a 

predetermined  amount  back  into  said  tank,  and  means  op 

erable  to  alternate  positions   for  simultaneously  allowing 

one  vessel   to  empty  and  the  first  named  means  to  operate 

to  fill  the   other  vesnel  and  at   the  same  time   preventing 

said   eiceiia   liquid   from   pa9.««lng  out   o£n.the    vessel   being 

filled   thniugh    the  second   named    means,   the   last   named 


means  being  also  operable  to  another  position  for  permit- 
ting said  excess  liquid  to  pass  out  of  either  vessel  through 
the  second  named  means  and  at  the  same  time  preventing 
filling  and  emptying  of  said  ve.ssols. 


2.  In  an  ipjiaratus  of  the  class  discrilicd,  llo'  I'lraliin.i 
tiiiii  o!'  a  sii>rii'^>'  tank,  a  [lair  of  raea^orln:.'  v.-ssels.  nn'.-ins 
f'T  ■  I  .-.;i!.'  li'iuii!  r,,  '.\.,M.  ir.oii  said  tank  tu  sjiid  vi-ssejs. 
mean-  i  ir  r.pnilu.ti  ni:  liniiid  in  said  ves.sels  iu  en'css  of  a 
predeternilu'd  amount  tmeli  Into  said  tank,  and  means  op- 
eratde  to  alternate  tiosltlons  fur  veutinff  fine  vessel  and 
allowing;  it  to  empty  and  simultaneously  permitting  the 
;:rst  nain.-<!  means  to  operate  to  till  the  other  vessel  and 
at  tht>  s.inir  tiiu'-  preventing  s.iid  iirrss  licjuid  from  pass- 
ing liiit  'if  the  v.'s-fl  b'tn;,'  till>-d  through  th>'  second  named 
m.au-,  t!;.'  l.i-t  nanit-d  lutans  being  also  operable  to  an- 
otht  r  pMsi:i..h  lor  Nenjing  sjiid  ves.seis  and  permitting  said 
excfss  iiiinid  to  pa-s  out  of  .Ither  vessel  through  the  se<"- 
ond  named  nnans  and  at  tlif  same  time  preventing  filling 
and   empt.ving   of  said    ver.~fN. 

10.  In  an  apparatus  of  the  class  descriU'd,  the  combi- 
nation of  a  storagf  tank,  a  pair  of  measuring  ves.sels. 
means  for  cain-ing  liijuni  to  (low  from  said  tank  to  .said 
vessels,  a  deliverv  hose,  valve  miclianism  operable  alter- 
nately as  a  siru'le  unit  for  simultaneously  causing  one 
vessel  to  empty  by  way  of  said  hose  and  said  means  to 
operate  to  fill  the  other  ves.sel  and  l)eiug  operable  to  a  neu- 
tral position  wherein  neither  vessel  is  permitted  to  empty 
!iy  way  of  said  hose,  means  whereby  the  liquid  in  said  ves- 
sels may  t>e  conveyed  hack  Into  said  tank,  valve  mecha- 
iiisni  associated  with  the  last  defined  m(>an8  and  being 
.operable  to  alternate  positions  to  permit  or  prevent  drain- 
age of  said  vessels  by  way  of  the  latter,  a  single  casing 
enclosing  both  of  said  valve  mechanisms,  a  hoaaing  enclos- 
ing parts  of  the  apparatus  Indadlng  said  valve  mecha- 
nisms and  having  a  movable  door,  and  means  operatlvely 
connecting  the  last  defined  valve  mechanism  with  said 
door. 


1.469,618.      CONTAINER    COVER.  '  RoBMT    Bubdi.nokn, 
Rochester,    N.     Y.       Filed    Apr.    7,    1922.       Serial     No. 


.'O.L'TS. 


'laini 


1  CI 


4.  In  a  container  cover,  In  combination,  a  aide  member, 
a  closely  fitted  supporting  member  within  the  side  mem- 
ber, a  top  member  the  inset  portion  of  which  is  attached 


OCTOBEB2,  11)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


163 


to  the  Bupportiug  member  and  the  flange  portion  of  which 
la  attached  to  the  edge  of  the  side  memlMT  and  a  flexible 
memb«T  attached  to  the  outer  face  of  the  top  member 
and  to  the  outer  face  of  the  side  member. 


having;   tlireadid  'enj. 
engaging  said    pivoi 
of  the  snppliunetil.i  I 
.iiei    (lan.iiini;    s;ti,|    - 
-upjilene  ntal  -tile 


;i::enieiit  with  sanl  hos-,  a  > 
holt  are!  located  \\;:l.iii  Mn 
U  i  i'  a  nil  a  «  ash.-r  engafjinj; 
i-i:    <  oi,!    i,  t\s .    n   the  same 


ash     corn 

( liaunel 
said  bolt 
and  said 


1,469,619.      ICE   CREEPER.     CHAki.ii;  Tmin    Bvki-,    .At 
lanta,   (in.      Filed  Aug.  6,   l',t21.      Serial  No.   490,287.      2 
(;iainis       (Ci.   36 — 63  ) 


r^r-r^.. 


1.    An   anti  slipping   attachment    for   shoes   consistin;:    .  i 
plateH,    means    helow    the    upper   surface   of    the    plate-    to 
pivot  them   together   to  yield   with   n   sole  of  a   shoe,   anii 
slipping    means    on    said    plates,    and    spring    means   asso 
elated  with  said  hinge  to  prevent  sagging  of  th(    plat's 


1,469,620.  TUANSML^SION  LOCK.  Oki.ando  Carkmi  i 
Catonsvllle.  Md.  Filed  Mar.  31,  1922.  Serial  .No 
548,400.     6  Cbdms.      I  CI  70—128.) 


o 


1.  .An  automol)ile  lock  comprising  a  casing  re<ei\int;  tin 
gear  ahlft  lever,  means  arranged  within  the  casing  (m 
aQtomatically  returning  the  said  lever  from  an  active  to 
ita  neutral  position,  and  means  for  locking  the  aforemen 
tioned  means  against  movement,  with  the  lever  In  its  neu 
tral  position. 


1,469,621.  WINDOW.  Solomon  Chbbvin,  San  Fran- 
ciaco,  Calif.  Filed  Oct.  21,  1921.  Serial  No.  609.351. 
1  Claim..    (CL  20—49.) 


In  a  window  construction,  having  a  aash  therein,  the 
combination  with  a  stile  of  said  sash  having  a  lateral  re- 
ceaa,  of  a  channeled  supplemental  stile  having  a  perfora- 
tion, a  plate  disposed  in  said  rece«8  and  harlng  an  in 
wardly  extending  boss  disposed  in  a  reduced  portion  of 
said  recess,  a  pivot  bolt  disposed  In  said  perforation  and 


4<;o.t;22     i-iin;it  I'.n.viii)  .\\i>  i.iki:  ih i.\      .\!. 

r.iii:.  l.yniin,  i:n:J;i!,d.  I'iled  .luiv  ]:)  I'.*L'l. 
No.  4Vo,0!4.  1  Claim.  it  1.  220  10. »  i*.ra 
der  the  provlsio:  a  of  the  act  of  Mar.  3,  1921, 


I XANDEU 

Serial 
nted  uu- 
41  Stat. 


Tijc  cunihinaiion.   with  a   box   t.la-ik   providr-d   with 
able  flaps  which  overlap  whei;  the  M.ank  is  fohi.d  to 

the     (mix.     of    liifurc;    id      t.i>lvui!,-^     (1.   \ices     !i;i\l!JU     -h: 

pointed  ends  iind  ad:ipte,i  to  -ecupo  ip,.  .  o, ,  -  j:,  ppi;.- 
together  in  pairs,  said  fasti^ninp  de\ices  hcinc  forced 
one  tijip  of  each  pair  and  pariiall\  cvpandci  \s\.i\, 
blank  is  l!at  >o  as  to  h.,ld  ih.in  ,  ni,;,,.,;,,,]  ;,,  n.  -.a;.! 
teninir  devj.-es  h.  in>;  adapted  t>.  he  forced  liiroapt. 
other  fl:ip  of  cuel]  pair  and  fully  expanded  when 
l»lank  is  folded   to  form  ih.    \.,.\ 


fold- 
form 
irply 
tlaps 
into 
the 
fas- 

'   '     ** 

the 


i,460.r,L*:;.    si'iiiN'<;  (  i.ii'.    < -.i.,,m,;an  .  ,.r 

I'ran(  .  .  as-iumr  lo  .1,  an  M.  ,\  1  larlin. 
Filed  Nov,  17.  nc'O  Seriai  .No  CJ  4 
nd,    24—261.) 


r:iri>.    I'rance. 
■^"        1    Claim. 


I 

A  spring   wire  clip  comprising  a    loop   op. n    ,,n    one 
and   arms  extending   directly    from    the    h„,p   at    the 
side  and  arranged  in  crossed  relation  and  provided 
substantially    parallel    terminal    portions,    the    said 
and  corresponding  parts  of  the  loop  being  normally 
by   the  tension   of  the  loop  in   planes  which  diverge 
the  center  of  the  loop  to  admit  sheets  of  paper  or  th 
between   the   crossed  portions  of  the   arms  and   said 
l>elng  put  under  tension,  when  turned  through  180  de 
to  reverse  the  position  of  the  arms,  and  causing  the 
parallel  terminal  portions  of  the  arms  and  their  cr^ 
portions  to  firmly  bind  on  opposite  sides  of  the  paper 


side 

op.  n 
with 
.irni- 

held 

from 

e  like 

loot) 

s:re«'s 
said 
ssed 


1.469,624.     LEAK-CLOSING  DEVICE  FOR  SHIPS.     J.ii;.,[. 

EspiNOSA  DB  LOS  MosTEROs.  Madrid,  Spain.     Filed  Mar 

27,     1920.       Serial     No.     369.402.  6     Claims.        x'l 

114—227.) 

1.   Water-staunching  device  for  ships  that  have  sprung  a 
leak,  comprising  a  resilient  pad  device  and  a  frame  device 


164 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


Ck3T0BEB  2, 1923 


carrylDg  sinih  pad  and  consisting  of  chains  jointed  ao  that 
thP  doTice  inay  fold  towanl  the  hull  of  tlu-   ship,  and  r*- 


,XJ.^ 


sists  nil  folding  or  bendinc  In  the  opposite  direction  ami 
coupling  d^icea  connecting  said  chalna  and  carrying  the 
resilient  paid. 


1.469.625. 


DISHWASHING     MACHINE.       Horack     L. 
lX)ix?!».  ^uffaio,  N.   Y.  :  larrie  K.   Dodge  administratrix 
of  said  Horace  L.  Dodge,  deceased.      Filed  May  2,  1921 
S.ria!    Nu     4t;0,lTr..      J  i   luiins        •  r\     14  1       0  i 


1  A  dis  1  washing  apparatus  having  a  receptacle  pro- 
vided withl  a  removable  top  or  cover,  and  a  water  dis- 
tributing iLzzie  located  within  the  receptacle  near  Ita  top 
and  in  .'omhiunication  with  a  feed  pipe  Introduced  through 
a  side  wall  of  the  rt'ceptacle.  a  cross  bar  being  arranged 
in  spanning  relation  with  the  re^nptacle  to  support  said 
nozzle  an.l  having  down  turned  terminals  fnr  engaging 
supporting  r>ars  arranged  adjacent  to  opposite  side  walls 
of  said   receptacle. 


1.469, fiJ-^.. 

D'  I B  .S  K  Y  , 

W20 


fe 


1.   An 

Btatlonary 


ELECTRIC  HEATING  SYSTEM.  John  W. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba.  Canada.  Hl-'d  Sept.  18, 
rial  No.   411.103       14  Claims,      i  CI.  219 — 19.) 


electric 


^V 


heating  system  comprising  a  plurality  of 
contacts  arrange  In  pairs  of  opposite  polarity 


for  connection  with  i\  <>>ur.'e  of  electrical  energy,  a  heat- 
ing eleintiit  for  ftie  human  body,  and  contacts  connected 
with  said  heatini,'  tl.  ni<nt  iind  each  adapted  to  be  mored 
altiTiiHttly  into  and  "nt  of  rontact  with  one  of  said  pairs 

of  uppnsitf  polnrity  <'(  s:ild  sratlonary  contacts. 


1,469.627        SANDING     API'.VRATUS    FOR    VEHICLES. 

I.EiiNAia^    .1     !>'  KFNEK.   LynchbuTg,    Va.      Filed   Jan.    22, 
192;',.      S.rial    So.    614  2.V1       8    Clfilms.       (CI.  291—28.) 


4  A  siindmg  apparatus  for  motor  vehicles  compris- 
ing .1  re<.ptji  ■!".  guide  tut)es  leading  from  the  bottom  of 
the  receptacle  and  having  mouths  opening  in  front  of 
the  respective  driving  wheels  of  the  vehicle,  a  partition 
spaced  from  the  bottom  of  the  receptacle  and  famiataing 
a  delivery  opening  with  the  sides  of  the  receptacle,  a 
shutter  -losing  said  opening,  means  for  operating  said 
shutter,  (lap  valves  nttjng  against  the  outer  edges  of 
said  mouths  and  poaitiv-iy  connected  with  said  ahutter, 
1  guide  rod  slldably  mounte<l  in  said  receptacle,  linked 
connection  between  said  guide  rod  and  said  ihutter, 
agitators  s.cured  on  said  guide  rod.  said  operating  means 
including  a  lever,  linked  connection  between  said  lever 
and  said  shutter  and  i  cFosing  element  holding  said  lever 
!n  set  position  and  t!ie  shutter  togethtT  with  said  valves 
closed. 


1.489,628        TllK.XTMKNT    OF    OIL     SHALE.       ROT     C. 

DrND.is,    L.'S     \iit;-i"s.   and    Raymi'NU   T,    Howes,   Santa 

Maria.   I'alir.   assi^'fiors   to   S.    K     t'oinpany,   a   Corpora- 
tion   of    Delaware        Filed    D<»c.    23,    1921.       Serlai    No. 

.5-4,.- ir.        :.    '   !ai:n<        <  (']      196-21    . 


i._p_- 


4        ^-'^    4 


5.  The  method  of  distilling  oil  shale  or  the  like,  which 
consists  in  slowly  and  progre««lveIy  barntng  a  charge  of 
■hale  In  a  closed  chamber  from  the  top  downwardly, 
maintaining  the  combustion  at  a  labataotlally  conatant 
temperature  by  supplying  and  regQlatlnff  a  downward 
current  of  air  through  the  chamber,  and  drawing  oC  the 
hydrocarbon  products  at  the  bottom  of  the  chaBober. 


OCTOBEB  2. 1023 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFP^ICE 


165 


1.469,629.  IRONING  -  BOARD-KUPrORTING  MEANS. 
La  Rot  C.  Eddt  and  EvKurrr  H.  Eddy.  Warren,  Pa 
Filed    Nov.    2IK    1922.      Soriai    No.    H02.0i»6.      1    Claim, 

(Ci.  <;8 — 111  • 


-  -f 


.Mi  iroiiitu'  board  support  coniprisli.^'  .i  tiar  adapted  t<. 
be  s'Ciir.Mi  Hat  agnlnst  a  vertical  wall,  the  .■mis  of  s.'iiil 
t»Hr  h.-ini:  vertically  widened,  providing'  downwardly 
ext'iiduit:  ptoiinns  having  inwardly  prcj.ctin>:  ledges 
spa.  ■•.!  (low  iiv,;i  r-(l!y  from  the  body  iioriion  of  said  t>ar, 
til.  r.'ar  sidi-  "f  ^aid  dar  tiring  reressed  above  said  I'mIu'i's  : 
ail'!  ,1  ;'latf  adapted  !.■  be  secured  flat  upftti  one  end  of  an 
Ironin;;  tioaril,  niie  edue  of  naid  plate  liaving  ujiwardly 
extending  tlaiigeh  i,.  hook  around  tlf  lov\  er  eilge  of  said 
body  portioi;  nf  Ml.!  1.,'ir  direr  tly  m\  .  r  s.-iid  leikes,  said 
flanges  heiiiL'  iIm;!  re(eive<l  in  the  rei  e<se!-  ,f  said  liar 
with  tl.eir  eil'  r  ends  ai'Uttin^'  said  .low  n w;irdly  extending 
bar  piirti.ii;^  .an.l  bein;.'  held  in  this  position  hy  eontact 
of  the  ironing  board  with  said  ledp'S,  said  flanges  t>elng 
Hjiai  ed  inwardly  from  the  ends  of  the  aforesaid  edge  of 
said  plate,  leaving  portions  of  said  edge  exposed  to  form 
shoulders  for  contact  with  the  front  faces  of  the  widened 
enils  of  said  bar.  preventing  downward  swinging  if  said 
plate  below  a  horizontal  [losltion 


1.469,6:!()        DK\Ui:      Vi)U      PRODT'CIN<}      REI^TIVE 
TJIANSL.VTIONAL    .MOVPIMENT        ll.uo.i.D    ¥.(,<..     I!ii 
lingshursf.    Knglan.l.      Filed   .\pr,   20,    1921,      Serial    No 
462.»r.t.      4    Claims.       U'l     Hi  — 126.  • 


1  In  mechanical  devices,  such  as  adjustable  spanners 
or  the  like  in  which  it  is  desired  to  produce  relative 
translational  movement  of  two  members  of  the  device  by 
means  of  an  actuating  handle  or  lever,  a  double  pin  and 
slot  connection  correlating  the  actuating  lever  with  one 
of  the  relatively  movable  members  comprlaing  a  slot  in 
■aid  member  aligned  In  the  re<iulred  direction  of  relative 
motion  and  cooperating  with  a  pin  In  the  said  lever,  and 
a  slot  in  the  actuating  handle  or  lever  aliened  sub 
■tantially  at  right  angles  to  the  slot  In  the  aforesaid 
member  and  cooperating  with  a  pin  in  said  member, 
substantially  as  described. 


1.469.631.  REFHKJKHATOR  OR  COLD-STORA(;i: 
ROOM.  Albeht  H.  Fhhi.ich.  St,  Joseph.  Mo  Filed 
Jan.  30,  1922.  Serial  No.  fi.32.79«.  3  Claims.  (CI. 
62 — 46.) 

1.  A  refrigerator  compriaing  a  building  having  walls. 
Joists  fastened  to  the  walls,  a  plurality  of  secondary 
Joists  extending  transversely  of  the  building  and  sup 
ported  by  said  first-mentioned  Joista,  a  plurality  of  baffle- 
boards  having  notches  mounted  between  the  secondary 
Joists  and  embracing  said  Joists  by  means  of  the  notchea, 
■aid    baffle-boards    spaced    from    said    walls    to    form    a 


circulating  air  space,  and  a  plurality  of  braces  mounted 
on  the  ends  of  the  secondary  joists  and  extending  be- 
tween the  walls  of  said  baffle-boards  to  support  the 
baffle-lM.ards  and  forn.  a  plurulii.\    of  ducts  for  the  clrcu- 


laiioii  (if  air.  and  p!i'i<  supported  at  lh.'  lowi  r  »'ig.'  of 
s;i!il  s.-:"(ind.-i  ry  Joists,  <hi,\  [.:!!:«  feniii!;.:  :i  iii\'isii/ti  ii:  tbe 
building  i-tween  nn  upper  co.din,.'  compartmeni  M.d  a 
lower    f.io(t    I'ornpartnient. 


46i»,6;{:;,     typk  ri.K.vNKi;  F'm  'ivrFWRiTiNi;  M.\- 

T'lIINKS  i'vpi,  K  i:!;!'vi,\  ;:i,i1  ,1  H\  ^I.Ul^■'^  !"kiC- 
sov,  Kl  c^'iipM  T.  X  !*il..1  .\y.-^  I  1!I22  S.Tial  No. 
.^7s.<,s,^,      ,-,   Claims.      (CI.   197^185.) 


c 


=£. 


ZJ 


,'7"an  V 


Nir' 


1  ;V  tyjie  I'i. 'ailing  iiru-'i  foi'  ;  >  i»Avri:i!i_'  n;;iit..ne8 
iiavmg  ,a  brush  ben.i  [in.viil.  .:  wi'A,  i!i-;>Jle>  ,'i  rraii .:.-.;  in 
the  iiath  of  nK.v.nient  "f  the  tyfie  ;.e.,(i-  in  their  ti,m\c- 
ruent  between  tlieir  ixisitlons  at  rest  aiiii  th.ir  priming 
positions,  the  brusii  head  Ixdng  of  looped  form  ilefirilng  a 
throat  and  having  the  bristles  carried  by  the  side  mem- 
!>ers  thereof. 


i.4.;ri.i';:^,T     proti:ctive  cover   f(jh  ArTuMuHiLE 

riHES.      (".MU.tis   .T     Ks((,>T(i.   Hahana.  Cuba,      Filed  I-"eb. 
L's.  li)2.".      Serial  No,  r.2l.'Mi6.     2  Claims,    m 'i    l.',,'^- 17, ) 


2.  In  combination  with  a  tire  lia\ing  recesses  formed 
in  its  side  walls,  beads  in  s.aid  rece.ssea  formed  Integral 
with  the  tire,  a  cover  of  non  flexible  material  and  of 
semi-circular  shape  in  cross  section,  curved  tongues  at 
the  edges  of  the  cover  for  engaging  the  space  between 
the  beads  and  the  walls  of  the  recesses  and  locking 
plates  detachably  connected  with  the  cover  and  having 
curved  inner  faces  for  engaging  the  outer  faces  of  the 
beads. 


166 


OFFICI^VL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2. 1923 


-- 


1.469.634 


CHECK    I'ROTECTOR.      Benjamin   O.    Fans- 


iDvv.  .\»w  York.  N.  Y  .  ,i.*»sl(rnor  to  New  Era  Mfg.  Com- 


pany,   !.'pw    York.    N 

Fil.f1    .laly    -'4.    1920 

'"1.  ■!ofr---t),4  . 


Y  .    .1    Corporation   of    New    York. 
Serial    No.   398,652       27   Clalm«, 


1      V 

wrip.'l    111 
nj.i<.   a    pi 


h'-i-k  prot'^ctor  cimprisiim  a  rsMinsr.  a  jirintmj; 
iint>'<l  in  sai»!  casing  to  rotate  about  a  Hied 
[ittii.    ii    vertically    reciplocs'tine    i-arr, ;!*;>•    carry 


i'i_'    the    platen    .-ind    moviri!;    in    ;:iij(iinc    r>»<,vs,-it»s 


a.sing,   a  jcross  bar  flied  to  th»>  casing.',   :i   swingini?  lever 
etwf'ii     tlit>    cross    har    and    the    carriage    and 
having    means    for    raising    the    carriage    and    platen    to 

print   th*'  '  ht'ck. 


i.4f:f»..v 

.[      I-- 


v:- 


Automa^ic    Tobacco    Packing    Machine    Conipanv 
lorporation    of    Weat    Virginia. 
Serial   No.   570,342.      12   (lainis 


li.ir 
.III). 


102 


1  \  ■ 
•  iiniiirSi 
rn"\  ahlf* 
rii;ireri,il 
mat.Ti.il 
tint'  off 
position 


lU' 


to 


1-  +  -  u.*M'.>;, 

^•iiv.    Jet 
No    4W, 
1     In   a 
a    Journal 

vt-hW-le,     ss 
friime    plat 
torn    '•lam 
roof,  mean 
roof  .md  tl 


Pl 


Ji^ 


m 


said 


T'litAiTo  ME.VSURING  MACHINE. 
I  k;..     i:a!timore.     Md..     assignor     to 


1922 


Wright  ■? 

Filed 

ii'l 


^  — 


isuring  rn-M-hanism  of  the  ■harni-tt^r  'l<-siTih*Kl 
a    material  supply   pocket,  a   mfasurint;  pocket 

•iicl  frum  a  position  to  rei'fivi'  a  '-liar^-e  of 
'im    the   «upply   pocket,   am!   m»'ans   for   feeding 

the  supply  pocket  embodying  a  device  for  cut- 
ch  feed  while  the  m»'a*virinff  pocket  Is  In  a 
r>'ce!ve  a  charge  of  material. 


>IC,N.\L  riEVICE.     ri.ATWN-  Ctikster  Fbhoc- 

fy  lity.    N    J       Filed    Sept.    11.    1920.      Sertal 

30      4  Claims.      (CI.   116 — 47  » 
Blenal  device   for  a   vehicle  the  combination  of 

hoM-ilng    eitendinc    throu;.'h    the    roof    of    the 

d    hou«ln?    having    fornu'd    therewith    ,i     top 
»  bearing  on   the  top  side  of  said   roof,  a   bot- 

ng    plate    bearing    on    the    lower    face    of    said 
to  connect  together  the  top  frame  plate,   the 

e  Ivottom  clamping  plate,  a  tubular  axle  Jour- 


naled  In  said  housing,  a  signal  arm  on  the  upper  aide 
of  said  roof  extending  from  said  aile,  an  operating  bandle 
connected   to   said    axle   below   aaid   roof,   said   signal   ann 


adapted    to    be    hwuiic    to    different    positions    above    said 
roof    by    said    handle    and    means    to    maintain    the   signal 

arm   in  different   positions. 


i,4f,!*.ti;;7 

t..n,    ohj. 
1    Claim. 


DI'MT   \V.\i;()N 
rU.'d     I'ee.     1.! 
(CI.   298-19.) 


H-AR.sETT  Oershiiviti,  Can- 
1922.      Serial    No.   606,748. 


.\    d'im[i    wHiinn    lii.lmliiiL'    a    frann',    a    body    piTotally 
liiicjiired   ni-ar  its  rear  eiul  ii;ion  the  frame,  a  rocker  shaft 


n» 


frame,  a   ro'  k.  r  arm   upon   the  shaft,  a  link  plT- 

tal:v  foruici  ting  the  r  ■■kcr  arm  and  bo«ly,  a  second  rocker 

irm    Mi"'T;    the    slinl't,    ii    s.  e.mil    ro<-k('r   shaft   mounted   In 

f.irward    [H.rtion    i.f   the  frame,   ,'i   rocker   arm   on   said 

ii'i    -ih.ifr,    a    link    ^oim-'Cfing  said    last    named    rocker 

irni^    a  •.v.inn  t;ear  up -n  the  s' coiul  shaft,  a  worm  meshing 

.vith  -.i:d  ({ear  and  means  fir  operating  said  worm. 


II  [Kill 


th. 

^ef 


M';:< -;;!'<  rKRs.^rnE  syste.m  for  safe  or  vault 
I'<>'»F^S  AND  THE  I.IKE.  Gusr.uE  M.  Goldsmith  and 
CvK[.  V  O^RTKis.  Hamilton.  Ohio,  assignors  to  The 
Mosler  Safe  (  ompany,  Hamilton.  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of 
New      York  Filed      Sept       23,      1921.        Serial      No. 

502. (V23        I]    Claims        t  C!      100 — 11   i 
1.   The  combination    with    a    safe   or  vault  door,  or  the 
like,  of  a  pn^wure  system   therefor  adjustable  Into  or  out 
of  operative  condition,  said  system  Including  a  hand  wheel, 


OcxouKB  2,  11>2.3 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


167 


and  operable  means  comprising  a  lock  associated  with  said 
system  and  mounted  on  the  rear  side  of  said  hand  wheel 


so   as   to   be   concealed   from   view   for   controlling  the  ad- 
Juf.tment  of   said  system   Into  and  out   of  operative  condl 
(ion. 


1,460,639.  PRESSURE  SYSTEM  FOR  SAFE  OR  VAT'LT 
DOORS  AND  THE  LIKE.  (Icstavb  M.  Gotj)BMiTH  and 
Carl  V.  IUbteus,  Hamilton,  Ohio,  assignors  to  The 
Mosler  Safe  Company.  Hamilton,  Ohio,  a  Corporation 
of  New  York.  Filed  Sept.  23,  1921,  Serial  No.  502,723. 
Renewed  Auk.   T«,  UI23.     4  Claims.     (CI.  100 — 11.) 


1.  In  a  pressure  system  fur  safe  or  \ault  doors  or  the 
like,  the  combination  with  n  worm  shaft,  a  pilot  whe<-! 
rotatahly  mounted  on  said  shaft  and  a  handle  rotatably 
mounted  In  said  wheel,  of  mran^s  whereby  a  driving  con 
nection  may  be  established  or  may  bo  disablfHl  between 
said  pilot  wheel  and  said  worm  shaft  In  response  to  pre 
determined  rotation  of  said  handle  on   said  wheel. 


l,4r.9,640.       HEAD     GAUGE     FOR     HATTERS.       O.S(ar 
Graff.  Phllad.dphla.   Pa.     Filed  .Inly   11,    1922.      Serial 
No.    574,2.57.      4    Claims.       (CI.    83-175.) 
1.  The  combination  in  a   head  ^auKe  for  hatters,  of  a 

series  of  blocks  assembled  to  form  a  ring ;  and  two  series 


of   arms    pivoiall.x    ■  onnectcd    to   tJie   blocks,    the   arms   of 
one  series  'ros.sinj;   ihos.    of  the  other  series  and  the  arms 


^^^•^5iX^ 


of   one    relies    lull  J    [iivuted    at    their    outer   -ndf-    to    the 
arms   <  f    i  lie   othi  r   >er  ,es. 


1.460, ('.41  NT'T-CRACKIN<;  M.VOllNr  Tiim.M!--  S. 
Grimes,  Colurabiis,  (in.  asr-imi'i  i,,  Si(ii!.\  G  Sini.n-s, 
Columbus.  Ga.  Filc^l  .\!>r  11,  l'.'>t'''  Serial  No  fVi-j.id,'. 
IS    Claims,       ( t  1.    ]4i;      1  ! .) 


1,  .\  nut  erackinu  maebin,-  n mpri-inL-  a  nut  feedlij>: 
element  provided  with  nut  deii\rry  ni'mlior-,  :•.  rarriirelc 
ment  arranged  in  coopernti\e  relation  witli  respect  to 
said  feeding  element  and  pro\  ided  with  KhiftaMe  sl.><>ve? 
for  the  reception  of  the  delivered  nuts  and  further  pro- 
vided with  retained  abutments  nrranp'd  in  saiii  sleeves. 
traveling  mrnpressing  elements  cooperatiriL'  wiili  s.nid 
sleeves  and  abutments  fur  cracking  the  nuts,  and  a  cr.ai-k 
ing  element  cooperating  with  said  carriei-  e)'  rnent  and  pro- 
vided with  protntieraneiss  enpageab'.e  with  said  coiniiressing 
elements  for  op"ratiny  them  to  crark  fh(    n'jis. 


1,460,642,      TRI'CK    IKHST.      Fkank    P..    Hkwf.i,,    Akron. 

Ohio,     Filed  Mar.  ,-,,  1921,  Serial  No.  440. iUH.     Renewed 

.July   17,   1923.      5    Claims.      (CI.    20S--10  ) 

1.    In    truck    hoist    means,    a    main    frame,    a    sub  frame 

hlnge<l  to  said  main  frame,  a  shaft   rotatably  mounted  in 

th'e    sub  frame    in    advance   of    the    hinge    axis    thereof,    a 


iGS 


ihaff    rotatably 
■fn'ri'allv    «wi; 


5    ^ —^^ 


r'naae  and  In  ni 
means  f'»r  rotn! 


1  *'•.:». ^')4:;      i'(» 
i.uM  r    H'lv 

r:ai   N'l-   .""'.'. 


OP^FICIAL  CKVZETTE 


October  2, 1923 


mounted    In    the   maU)    frarn*",    a    i:*»ar   ec- 
re'l    upon    the    shaft    of    thp    su";  friitn*^     \ 


^ 


~-~^ 


^- 


-  >(.. 


n^__ 


::j    s 


y  s-"'^":r  -:  ;!p..-,  -he  ushaft  I'lf  t'l*'  I'laln 
sh  with  ;n.'  ;:pa  r  ..n  th»'  sub-f  ra  :;;■  ,  a:!d 
I.:  thp  sh.ifr   cnrrieti  hy  <n.:r\   mfi'-i   'r.ime. 


VHINED  BRUSH  AND  I'DLISilKIt       Wil- 

V,   F'lnt.  Mich.      File.!  J'li-  .'L'     r.'jj       S. 
d<"'.     1   Claim,      i.  l\.   15  — IQ.S.; 


In  a  d-'viop  i,f  tht?  class  described,  a  cusin?  having  one 
mf  vab>  sMi'.  1  head  member  mounted  for  rotati^-n  in 
^aid  casin:?  and  haying  brlatleg  at  one  side  and  a  polishing 
element  at  the  other  aide,  aald  head  t)elng  rotatable  In 
the  casing  when  th*  movable  side  ts  dlspmed  In  open  posl 
tl"n.  and  meank  for  yieldably  hi'Idifi?  sail]  head  member 
in    either   of   itii    [.Otjitiong. 


I,4r59.f}44  ■     BLm.NING    .SULPHUR.       Wil[,ia.m     H-ffm.*n 

KoBBfi,  New  Tork.  N.  Y,,  assiirnor  t'l  Texa."*  Gulf  Sulphur 
Company,  Bar  ("iiy,  Tex  .  a  Corporati  'n  of  Texas.  PMlerj 
Aug.  s,  13^2  j.-^.Tfaj  No    580,419    4  Claims.    (CI.  23— 1.; 


4.  A  sulphur 
pan.'?  adapted  t 
b^ing  stacked  o 
prodacts  of  co 
pass  directly 
the  same  time 
twepn  the  pan 
combustion   of 


burner    comprising    a    plurality    af    open 

contain   sulphur  to  be  burned,   said  pans 

IP  upon  the  other  In  such  manner  that  the 

nbuBtlon    of    the    sulphur   burning    therein 

om   each   pan    to   the  atmosphere,    bat   at 

permitting    a    mutual    transmission    be- 

of  a  sabstantial   amonnt  of  the   heat  of 

he  burning  sulphur 


f-. 


l.tt?9,645        STT.riirK     HI   KNKK         Wti.f.iAM     noFTMAW 

rCoRRp,  x»^u-  York  N  ^  i^^iit'T:..'-  to  Texas  Gulf  Sulphur 
1 '■■•rni.a:i\',  l!i,v  t':'\  'l"\  .  ;i  i'  r^i' ir.- •  )•  ti  of  Tcxa.>i.  Hied 
Feb.  21,  1923.  Serial  No.  620, o44  ."  (latins  i  CI. 
23—1.) 


y     I 


;  111  I  8Ulpbur  burner,  a  pan  1:  v  n.;  slots  Im  its 
to  receive  the  coruera  of  the  o^erlyi:!.;  iiaii  wh»-ii  thf 
are  stacked. 


sides 

pans 


l,46S,fi4t-  riMTF-iTOR      I-iiR      VALVES      OF      CON- 

TAINPrRS        (H.^Ki.Ks     1.      Rmwi.and,    Carboudale,    Pa. 

Filed    A!i«.    '•,.    lOL'n       Serial    No     401.731.      5    Claims. 
r-i     2  20 — 85.) 


1,  The  cnmt)lnation  wiih  n  container  having  an  end 
wall,  .sunken  N>low  its  side  wall,  f  rmlng  an  open  valTe 
•  ompartraent.  valves  projecting  from  said  end  wall  Into 
said  compartment,  of  a  removable  bonnet  covering  said 
valves  and  housed  within  said  compartment  below  the  end 
>f  the  ^ide  wall,  said  bonrnt  having  a  circumferential 
flimtre  dl8[>i>8e<i  angularly  with  respect  to  the  main  body 
of  the  bonnot  and  extending  substantially  parallel  to  the 
end  wall,  and  resting  on  the  latter,  and  means  carried  by 
the  end  wall  for  engaging  said  flangp  to  prevent  outward 
displacement  of   the  bonnet. 


1,469,647  HOLLOW      INCLOSED      FLOAT.        EofARD 

RrEfioKH,    Zurich.    Svi  it /crland.       Filed    Jan.    27,    1920. 

S.Tial    No      H,-C.",*i7        :;    'laims        ji'i^     137-- 103) 


1  A  holIo-A-  closed  tloa*  for  controlling  the  flow  of 
freezing  liquid  and  a  liquid  thir.in  that  will  volatillBe 
a*    temperatures    lower    ^hnn     t!ie    volatilizing    tpmj)era- 


OCTOBKB  2,  lH2.'i 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


169 


j_ 


ture  of  the  freezinL'  ll^iuiii  to  !..■  controlled,  whereby  cneatiirii;  irn'.-in-  ni,  ppori  c,!  from  the  oxircniuv  o!  said 
the  pressure  within  the  flo;.i  will  be  ureafer  tlinn  th.at  !  supports  in>.'inK  for-  in.  ■,  Iol-  said  vegetable  ennacinn 
outside    the    float    'inder    all    cotiditions    of    operation.  ,    riitans      i..     aiol      i.wai      inci,     each     other,     a     stan.iaril 

nioutiic.l  I,  said  table,  a  frame  pivoted  to  said  stand- 
ard, .-xaui  frame  having  curved  portions,  a  plurality  of 
rods  slldably  mounted  in  said  curved  portions  each  of 
said  rods  having  a  siuinL'  knife  carrier  movably  secured 
to  one  end  thereof,  a  ki  ife  mounted  on  each  of  said 
carriers  and  a  cutter  ^\;oeI  mounted  on  the  free  end 
of  said  carrier 


l,46fi.n4S  HF  \  I'!!;  W  !  i  i  i  ^^• 

phin,    ]'A        Filr..l    .i:,ri      s,     lit-;! 
''■   (  "l.-nrns        ■  (   '     1  •_'<;       4,,-,. 


■^      Sir  ri;,     I'liilad.l- 
S-rtnl    No     <;n,H.%S 


L  Iji  a  luMtir  of  t)jii  r'harartcr  desr-riN.-d  a  ;>a;r  of 
aperfiirpd  o;isitiKv  .,rio  arranged  ab-v*.  ;,n<i  in  nl;_'n- 
me-it  witli  liie  ..rtior  :i  loiri-er  !o<'ateii  witbin  the  '-wer 
of  -nifl  .  asii'^-s,  ,-,1,  lii'.rtnred  heat  lietleclinc  plate  in- 
ter[)osed  betwet'i.  sni.1  ..c-!';l's-  and  ii.-ivint,'  a  downfurncd 
annular  flange  (vT^Tidin-  '..•>ond  ti'c  casing,  and  a  coni. 
ffll  rrown  oM'rlviii-  fii,.  njipor  oasing  and  outstanding 
therefrom 


l,46f»,ti4!l.      n\NI»   RKSr    1  ( »U    FISHIN(;    KEELS      Fran 

'•IK  .1 .  SiNKitA  and  Hfi.m.^s  II.  Kowm;.  Fembine, 
\^'i«.  lib-.;  .-^ojif  'J-  i  ■.._•-.  Serial  No.  589,947.  5 
Ciaims.     (CI.  24-J— 'H4.1  < 


3.  A  hand  rest  for  fishing  reels  having  a  bead  for 
engagern.-nt  over  the  <dge  of  one  of  the  end  plates  of 
the  leel,  and  a  tongue  for  connection  to  the  clamping 
nut  of  the  reel,  said  rest  further  li.aving  clips  e.xtcndirig 
behind  the  end  plate  of  the  reel. 


1,469,650.       VE<;FTABLE    AND    FRTIT    FEELING    DE 
VICE.      IlKNRY    Sf.KTTO.    Templeton,    CaliL      Filed    -U'r 


2.^,     1923,       Serial     No.     634,121.       3     Claims. 
146— 43  I 


(CI 


1.   In   a   device   of   the   character  described,    n   table,   a 
support   extendine   below   and  above  said   table,   vegetable 


i,4Cb<i.-.i      ri:i;\ii  r\Ti('\   .■switch.     La»o.>-ce  Fbax- 
is    li^Mi        Nv      irleans.    1^.      Filed    Oct.    16,    1922. 
Stiiai    .No     .Mm.;Mo       5    Claims.      (CL    200 — 13.) 


L  A  i.n-rmiitation  switch  comprising  a  casiiiL-  liaviiig 
an  intiTniil  ii\i.!  ..'i.-ict.  n  longit  udinall  \  am!  latcr-- 
.•ill.\  nico.-iiili-  ,sui!,o,  inra.l.c;  ii  N.iiti  .';.sini:,  oeriiiMl  ;i  t  ii  in 
iiirai.s  associated  wi:!.  s.aid  sw.ti  1;  nicnil.cr  for  .(Tr,  tint; 
lateral  niovemeni  ibcreof  intM  i'ni;;ii;ciiii", ;  ui\>i  said 
tixed  contact  and  for  then  nioving  s.iii!  switcli  member 
longHudin.ally.  and  r>lativ..lv  stan  !i;;i\  nieims  in  (he 
casing  with  which  said  switch  mcmlKr  is  .  ii-a>.:ed  I  ^ 
said  longitudinal  movement  to  bold  saiii  meniii.r  ;n 
engagement    wiib    said   fixed   contact 


1.  *<•!», •;.-,•.•  SAFETY  DEVICE.  .William  Fwalt  .Tamk.s, 
Beards  Fork,  W.  Vu.,  assignor  of  (,n.  third  to  Nn^ 
tbaniel  B.  Lee  and  one-thtrd  to  I.enard  Walker,  both 
of  Beards  Fork,  W.  \:\.  Filed  .July  12.  1022  Serial 
No     574, .590.      3    Claims.       (CI.    191  -  12.j 


1-  In  a  device  for  the  purpi.M  m>!  lUitl..  a  nict.il  :  od 
liaving  a  bent  end,  a  casing  of  insulating  ni^itcrial,  a 
frame  also  of  inisulating  material  arranged  therein, 
metal  blocks  af  the  ends  of  the  frame  passing  there- 
through, a  socket  connected  to  the  frame  and  casing 
receiving  the  metal  rod  therein,  adjusting  means  be^ 
tween  t!ie  socket  and  tlie  rod,  a  l;ead  on  one  of  ihe 
blocks  projecting  through  one  end  of  ibc  frame  and  >,  a.» 
ing.  a  terminal  pivoted  thertto,  a  <  oudnctor  cnnnei  re.l 
to  the  terminal,  and  a  fuse  r.  movably  secured  l>etwceii 
the  blocks. 


L469,6.5M  DRESS  OR  GARMENT  FORM  .Ml  C, 
.lANKfS,  ScrantoiL  I'a..  .assignor  tn  Wornnns  insti- 
tute of  Domestic  Arts  i^  Sciences,  Inc.  Scrnnton,  Fa,. 
a  Corporation  of  l>.lawnre  Filed  .Tnne  26  19?0. 
Serial  No.  392,124.  3  Claims  d'l  223— IS  i 
1.   Id  a  dress  form,  the  combination   of  a  bust  member 

having  an   annular  flange  pi-oiectint:  frcini   the  lower  part 


170 


thereof,   a 
ikirt    form 


iikirt    form,   and   a    supporting   itandard,    said 
having    a    member    secured    thereto    adjacent 


Its    'ipper 
annular 
for   recelvl 


flai 


Eg 


1,469,654.  ELECTRIC  CLIITER.  Meinhakd  H.  Kotzb- 
BLB,  Tulia,  Okla.,  assignor  of  one-half  to  George  S. 
Berry  aid  one-half  to  L.  N.  Butts,  both  of  Tulsa, 
Okla.  Filed  Mar.  Ifi.  1920.  Serial  No.  3«6,221.  2 
Claims.       (CI.    172— 126. » 


1,  Ml  a 
ing.  a  plu 
of  magnet 
elements  t 
the  wlndli 
also  emb 
wa.sher  e 
mf'Dfg  are 
substantia 
i«  provide* 


ru 


1.469,655. 

I.CKBN.S 

Land.  I 
1  Claim 
\  device 

Mned 

curved 

Ing   colam 

lug 


split 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


Ot  roBEB  2, 1923 


<!i;e,    said    member    providing    a    seat    for    the 
ge   and   heinc    providtxl   with   an    axin!    recess 
one  end   of  said   supporting  standard. 


xte 


allel  rectangular  plates,  a.  pivot  having  its  ends  mounted 
In  said  plates  at  the  upp<-r  portion  thereof  and  spaced 
from  said  body,  a  circular  head  Khiftubly  mounted  on  said 
pivot  and  having  the  lower  part  of  its  edge  formed  with 
a  plurality  of  teotti,  an  nrm  Intpgral  with  the  upper 
portion  of  the  head  and  projecting  outwardly  from  said 
plates    and     havin;;     its    outer    terminus    provided    with 

t 
^  6 

7 


an  upwardly  <'5iten(iii:^  v  kc  sliap«'d  iifjid  tor  the  reception 
of  a  spoke  of  a  stterinj;  wlit-e!  to  lock  the  latter,  and  a 
key  operaffMl  lo.kin;:  mcchanisui  secured  between  the 
lower  portions  of  sail  plate.s  nml  including  a  normally 
projected  spring  '-ontrulled  latch  clement  engageable 
with  any  one  'if  the  said  teeth  for  locking  said  arm  to 
prevent  the  lowering;  of  the  yoke  to  rcleaHe  the  steering 
wheel. 


1.4t»;»,ri5.)  IMSTON       lOK      INTKKNAI.  *  UMBCSTION 

ENGINES  Mutiis  II  I.i  r/.  Jr  ,  Nelsonville,  Ohio. 
Filed  May  2.'!.  1!"22.  Serial  No.  5!j:!,055.  2  Claims. 
(CI.  74---l<>'.i  I 


R 


1     The     rMiiii)inati'in     with     a     piston    of    an     expansion 
oil   ring  carried   hy  and   projectljig   beyond   the  inner  end 

of  the  piston  with  it-  peripheral  surface  in  contact 
with  the  wall  of  tte  cylinder,  and  an  expansion  holding 
rini;  fri .tioniilly  s.ite.l  within  the  oil  rini;  in  contact 
with  ihe  inner  end  -f  the  pNton 


Luatii^g  meohanisni  inciuding  Solenoid  wlnd- 
iger  coacting  with  <aiil  witvdinu.  a  plurality 
c  elements  constitnring  a  pole  piece,  said 
'ing  substantially  of  U  shape  and  embracing 
g  interiorly  to  enact  with  the  plunger  and 
cing  the  winding  exteriorly  thereof,  and  a 
riorly  of  the  winding  to  which  said  ele- 
secured  exteriorly  of  the  windins,  whereby  a 
!y  closed   magnetic  circ\)lt  through   the  pl'inger 


l,4RO.tV-.7  .iiri'.MiATI  S  FOR  I'L.WING  RA(K  GAMES. 
Ji'HN  CiRLi-si,;;  I'liMKiiiix  .\Iai;«'i)<)[),  Lominn  England. 
Filed  June  1''.  I'.'.a.  Serial  No.  «46,207.  4  Claims. 
(CI.    4«  -,'>t5  I 


STEERING-WHEEL     ISMK.        (I.abrikl     L. 
Decatur,    III  .    assignor    to    .John    Molster.    De 
Filed    r>ec.    20.    1321.      Serial    No     52.3,679. 
(CI.  70—129.) 

for  the   purpose  set   forth   comprising   a   com- 
coi^Ung     and     supporting     element     including     a 
body    adapted    to    be    connecte<l    to    a    steer- 
below   a   steering   wheel    and    having    project- 
theref^om    a  pair  of   laterally  extending   spaced   par- 


L.:. 


.  ^^  ,  fc>  J 


1  In  a  race  game,  a  plurality  of  propelling  membert 
adapted  for  continuou.s  operation,  a  plurality  of  gam* 
pieces,  independent  coupling  means  between  the  gam* 
pieces  and  the  propelling  members  for  advancing  th« 
game  pieces,  and  variably  operable  uncoupling  mean* 
for  independently  disconnecting  the  game  pieces  from 
the  propelling  members. 


0CT0BEB2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


171 


1.469.658.       CALENDER.       John     A.     McCbohan,     New  j    the  feed  end  of  the  shoe  for  drawing  material  into  poal- 
Haven,  Conn.,  assignor  to  L.  Candee  &  Company.  New   j    tlon   tipon   the  shoe,   and   means   for  operating  said   fork 
Haven.    Conn.,    a    Corporation    of    Connecticut.      Filed 
Nov.    n,    1922.      Serial    No.    598,704.      15    Claims.      (CL 
18—2.) 


^^=44, 


1,469,659.  WINDOW  SASH  STOi".  WiI,i.ia.m  G.  Mc- 
(Jlibb.  Hollywood,  Calif.  Piled  July  10,  1922.  Serial 
No.   673,768.      1    Claim.      (CL   292—194.) 


In  a  device  of  the  char.ncter  described,  the  combinn- 
tion  with  the  upiXT  nii<l  Iowit  sashes  of  a  window,  of  a 
base  plate  detachably  secured  to  the  upper  sash,  and 
means  hlngedly  connected  to  said  plate  for  retarding  the 
upward  nioxeuient  of  the  lower  sash,  said  means  com- 
prising a  vertically  disposed  locking  plate  terminating 
In  a  curved  upper  extremity  adapted  to  be  moved  Into 
and  out  of  locking  relation  witJi  the  lower  sash,  and  n 
spring  metal  plate  riveted  to  said  locking  plate  adjacent 
the  lower  extremity  thereof,  substantially  as  and  for  the 
purpose  deseribed. 


1,469,660.     MANURE  LOADER.     Lobexz  L.  Murm,  Went- 
worth.    S.     Dak.       Filed    Aug.     26.     1921.       Serial     No. 
495,623.      3   Claims.      O'l.    198—10.) 
1.   .\    manure    loading   apparatus   having   a    wheel    sup- 
ported frame,  a  conveyor  having  terminal  shoe  and  ele- 
vator portions,  a  fork  arranged  in  operative  relation  with 


7.  In  a  calendei  ing  niacliine.  a  calender  roll,  a  pair 
of  reinovalile  calender  rolls  adjacent  thereto.  rev(>r8ilile 
drive  means  for  said  first  roll,  and  mean-  w  heretiy  eitiier 
of  said  pair  of  rolls  may  be  driven  from  \\\y  first  roll 
while  the  otlier  is  being  removed  and  exchanged. 

8.  In  a  calendering  machine,  a  pair  of  coop<'ratlng 
calender  rolls,  a  third  calender  roll,  means  for  drlvins 
it  from  either  of  said  first  rolls,  a  pair  of  engraved 
calender  rolls  on  either  side  of  said  third  roll,  and  means 
for  driving  either  of  said  ens^raved  rolls  from  said  third 
rolL 


including  a  crank  with  which  the  .-taflf  of  the  fork  is 
connected,  a  gui<lc  sle-ve  for  the  staff,  and  means  for 
varying   the   position   of  said   sleeve. 


1  4tS0,m]].  LACIN*;  MEANS  FOK  HROGT'ES,  I.EG- 
iiIN*;S,  AND  THE  LIKE  Tosi  k  i;  Mkuta,  New  York, 
N  V.  Filed  Feb.  C.  V.m.  Seri;i!  No  534. .'i21,  3 
Claims,      i  CI,    i;4    -140,  i 


J^ilOJ 


/O 


1.  Ill  a  shoe  having  a  plurality  of  lace  guiding  ele- 
ments, a  m.  mber  provided  with  ;i  pair  of  apertures 
and  a  hook  portion,  a  lace  passing  through  said  guldinf 
elements  and  having  the  free  ends  passed  through  the 
apertures  In  said  member,  a  ring  connected  with  the 
free  ends  of  said  lace,  and  mean.s  connecting  said  lace 
with  said  hook  portion  for  varying  the  length  of  said  lace. 


1,469.(>62.  SOCKET  WRENCH  George  0.  Leopold, 
I'liiladelphin,  Fa.,  assignor  to  Nortli  Hro.'s  MTg 
Co.  Philadelphia.  I'a..  a  Corjioration  of  Pennsylvania. 
Filed  Mar.  10,  1>.CJ2  Serial  No.  .■.42,661.  2  Claima. 
(CI.    Sl^-TJH 


1.  The  combination  in  a  socket  \viench,  of  a  socket 
having  a  rectangular  opening  therein  ;  a  handle  having  a 
head  portion  set  at  an  angle  ;  and  yielding  plvota  In  the 
head  arranged  to  enter  recesses  in  the  socket,  said  head 
portion  being  of  a  size  to  fit  laterally  in  the  socket  and 
having  angular  faces  above  and  Ixiow  the  pivots  ar- 
ranged to  bear  against  the  walls  of  the  socket  when 
the  handle  is  moved  to  either  of  its  two  extreme  poai- 
tiona. 


172 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  2. 1928 


1.4e9.S63.       FllBINQ    MBCHAMI8M.       Abnm    Y 
Jr.    Wasliii  Kton,    D.    C.      Filed    Dec.    26,    1922. 

No.  60*),0.1fi        n    riaimsi.      (Tl.   H!»  — 27  > 


Lkbch, 
S«rlal 


11.  Th-  c<i 
for  pfTectlng 
clHr^■llf  inro  « 
fiUy  ni^'vablf 
Influen-e  of 
entta^'tvible  fi 
otbfT  'iemen 


nibination    with    ;i     ;>!i;;.-:''r  ;    .'f    mechanl.im 

projection   and   retraction   of   the   plungpr,   n 

i;.';ii:fmpnt   with   whioh    thp   plunger   la  later 

when    in    a    retracted    position,    under    the 

nnther  element   of  the   raf^ohanlsm   and    dla 

)m   said   d.'tf'nt   by   dirert   a'-tinn    of   still    an 

of  said  mechanism. 


late   of  Cb 
Istratrlx. 
Serial   No 


I..\MSrHERE.  Ckorob  ?  Kyle,  deceased, 
imherabiirg.  Pa.  :  hj  Sarah  E  Kyle,  admin- 
ChaCQbersburg.  Pri,  Filed  Nov  1,  1922. 
■)98,.1«2      7   Claims.      tCl.  35—3.) 


ipjo 
a  0 


f:m 


1.   In  a  (!<■ 
member  moqn 
on    the   3U 
arm    and 
a  sf-cnd   m 
moon    mem 
therewith 
to  nrJiig  o 
the  earth 
movable 
dial 

member  as 
broaght  lot^ 
It  rotated. 


lnt» 


Jenmaled 


1.489,666.  BOLT  ANrilOR  ITaNBY  W.  Pleistbh,  Weat- 
fleld,  and  John  KAitrrzKV,  (iarwood.  N.  J.  ;  said  Plelater 
aasiKuor  to  Henry  1'.  Newhall  and  siild  Karltiky  a»- 
•Ignor  to   Henry    H,    Newhall.  as  executor  of  Henry  B. 

N.'whail.  sr  .  diM-ea  s.il  OrlKinal  application  filed 
i\iu^'  IT.  r.»--  S»>ri.'i;  N->  .'i<')',<.  1  _'y.  I'lvlded  and  this 
application  ril.d  .luiu-  -.  lica.  Serial  No.  f.42,!>:iO.  7 
rialius        M-).    sr.  -24  . 


vice  of  the  class  described  a  support  ;  a  sun 

ted  thereon  ;   a  first   arm  mounted  to  swing 

rt  ;    an    earth    member    carried    by    the    flnt 

vable    therewith    about     the     sun     member ; 

ber  mounted  to  swin;?  on   the  first  arm  ;  a 

r   carried   by   the   second   arm    and    movable 

the  earth  member ;   a   locator   moanted 

the  first  arm  with  the  axis  of  rotation  of 

r  as  a   center,   the  moon   member   being 

direct   allnement   with    the  locator ;   and   a 

fbr  rotation  with  the  axla  of  the  earth 

center  and  haTine  marklnga  adapted  to  be 

coincidence  with  the  locator  when  the  dial 


lb? 
aMHit 


nembei 


1 


A  S>olt  ,itichor  comprifilnsr  a  ductile  shield  Ii.ivitie  a 
jilu.-aliiy  of  expansible  piirts  having  integral  vw^ak.'ned 
■onriertiiiii  .ind  provided  with  n  tapered  and  cylindrical 
'I'f  havint;  a  stop  between  th«'  two  bores  and  an  evpand- 
;riu'  merabr  adapted  to  C'joi'erate  with  the  tapered  bore 
\:hI   wUh   said   stop. 


1.4ri9.>itv«;      I'.iil   r  .\N'  ilcK       He\i;v   W.  Plkister,  West 
fl"M.   il!i'!    .I.ifis    K,*:  ',ZK-      i,arw.M,d.    N,   J.;      said    Pleis- 

t»'r  asslL'ii'T  ti  Il'iir',  !'■  N.wSiiill  ;\■,^A  <Hid  F'iaritzliy 
a.-isignor  i<-  \{i\\v\  H  \.  wh.ill.  -i  -  exeontctr  of  Henry  B 
Newhall.  sr  ,  ile,.-a-..l  111 -.1  .lin.*>  17,  I'.rj-J,  Serial 
No.   5r>fi.l29.     y  Claims.      '<'l.   ^.-.--2  4.^ 


1.  A  new  articli  nl  inau  iifacf  un-  comprlainK  :i  ductile 
shield  having  a  plurality  of  separated  parts  connected  to- 
gether and  provided  with  a  tapend  bor<'  and  n  cylindrical 

bori'   tlxTe  I'i.M,'  :t   -ti"'ildt'r  !iciwf'f!i    thf  two  liorf> 


1.4C.:i.>>«7  KiiLT  ANCHOR.  Hk.vky  W.  Pi.bisteb.  Weat- 
fleid.  N.  J  ,  asHlgnor  to  Henry  B.  Newhall.  PMled  Jan. 
4,  1922.      Serial  No.  526.921       7  Claim'*.      (CI.  85 — 2.4.) 


1  .\  bolt  anchor  coraprlalng  a  ductile  compresalble 
shield  having  an  axial  bore  greater  In  diameter  at  one 
extremity,  the  shield  provided  on  it.s  exterior  with  grooves 
extending  from  its  expanding  end  towards  Us  non-ex- 
panding end,  and  a  cone  shaped  nut  frlctionally  engaged 
in  the  Interior  of  the  shield  at  It.s  expanding  end. 


1,489,668.  BOLT  ANCHOR.  John  Kiritikt,  Garwood, 
N.  J  .  assignor  to  Henry  B.  Newhall  executor  of  Henry 
B.  Newhall,  sr..  deceased.     Filed  Apr.  12.  1922.     Serial 

No.  551, 8W.     7  Claims.      (  Cl.  8.'^ — 24.^ 


1.   An  assembled  bolt  anchor  comprising  an  ezpanslbie 
ductile  shield  provided  with   compreaalble  dnctlle  lock- 
ing means  to  engage  with  and  hold  expanding  means,  ex- 


OCTOBEB  2,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


178 


pandlng  means  mounted  In  the  ductile  shield  and  having 
means  to  cooperate  with  the  compressible  ductile  locking 
Beans,  so  that  the  parts  will  not  become  separated  in 
handling  storage  and  transportation. 


1,469,669.  BOLT  ANCHOR.  He.shy  W.  Pleisteb.  West 
field,  N.  .7..  ns.signor  to  Henry  B.  Newhall,  formerly 
known  as  Henry  15.  Newhall,  jr.  Filed  Apr.  12,  192;. 
Serial  .No.   ri.''.2,0r,0.      7   riaims.      (CI    85      2,4.) 


1.  A  new  article  of  manufacture  comprising  a  shield 
having  an  integral  body  member  and  a  plurality  of  tines 
extending  from  said  body  member,  said  tines  having  one 
or  more  setis  of  interlocking  bendable  or  breakable  engag 
log  members  adapted  to  hold  the  tinea  together  and  alwo 
bold  an  interposed  expanding  member,  for  handling,  sto 
rage  and  tr.insportatlon  and  an  Interposed  expanding 
member. 


1.4f)H.670        TIRE.       Grobob    H.     \V      Li.mkiuhst,     (iraci 
Mont        nied    Oct.    27.    1022.      Serial    No     ,'^97,3.H9. 
Claims;       (CI.   l.'>2— 8.) 


1.  The  combination  with  a  tire  <arr,\lng  rim,  of  a  tire 
Including  a  circumferential  series  of  clement.'^  proj<>cting 
from  the  rim.  a  casing  made  \ip  of  a  plurality  of  metallic 
members  arranged  end  to  end,  each  member  being  of  an- 
nular formation  and  .split,  the  adjacent  ends  of  each  mem- 
ber being  notched  to  receive  the  adjacent  element  project- 
ing from  the  rim,  with  said  ends  overlapped,  coiled  springs 
arranged  within  thf  tire  casing  and  a  non-metallic  casing 
covering  the  metallic  casing. 


1,469.671.      COUPLING.      Adibl   O.    Lile,    Corbln,    Kans 
Filed    May    24,    1920.     Serial    No.    383.861.     1    Claim. 
(CI.  280-    .'.3.15.1 

A  towing  device  of  the  character  described  comprising  a 
yoke  desigiif  i  to  be  secured  to  the  rear  axle  bousing  of 
a  towing  vehicle,  a  link  having  a  bifurcated  end  plvotally 
secured  Intermediate  the  ends  of  the  yoke,  a  bar  pivot- 
ally  secured  to  the  opposite  end  of  the  link  and  being 
provided  with  an  enlarged  portion  formed  Intermediate 
its  ends,  said  enlarged  portion  having  an  opening  and 
being  arranged  adjacent  a  slot  formed  In  the  link,  a  slot- 
ted member  having  an  angled  end  plvotally  secured  to  the 
opposite  end  of  the  arm,  a  clip  secured  to  the  steering 
rod  of  the  towed  vehicle,  a  stem  risijng  from  the  clip  and 
Mng  adapted  to  be  slidably  mounted  in  th«  slot  In  the 


slotted  member,  a  rod  member,  a  trunnion  rising  from  one 
end  of  the  member  and  beiuu  received  in  the  opening  of 
an  enlarged  portitai,  an  exten-sion  formed  on   the  opposite 

:irm  of  the   rod  lucniher    C  stiajif'ti   i  hni^p--   i  arried   liy   ei,ri 


end   of  tlo'  exteuHion  and   being  ,-td;i|'t«Ml   to  be  secijrt-d   to 
the  front  axle  of  the  towed  vehicle    uel   .••n   angled   mem 
l>er  adapted   to  be  detachably    secured    iii   the   slot   of    the 
!>ar  an  and  for  the  purpose  specified 


1.469.G72  CAR  CONTROI.LEI*  TRoLLEVI.INE  CI'T 
(•I'T.  JoH.N  H.  Miller.  Macrnim,.  \V  \a  Filed  (><-t. 
5.  1922      Serial  No.  5»2.H64>      •;  Cluinis       (CI,  191-8.) 


1.  The  combination  with  the  main  :iiid  branch  tracks 
of  a  mine,  each  having  a  trolley  conductor  di.'sposed  above 
and  to  one  side  there<if,  of  a  normally  dead  section  of 
trolley  conductor  interposed  in  the  conductor  of  the 
hratich  track,  and  car  controlled  connections  between  the 
main  trolley  conductor  and  the  norm.ally  dead  section. 


1.469.673.  AU1X>MATIC  SUK.^R  SACKRR.  Fl7a  H 
MOBAI.NB,  Guthrie  (enter,  Iowa  Filed  .Tuir  ?,.  1922 
Serial  No.   572,698.      7  fMnims       (CI    211  — 6  i 


6.  In  a  device  of  the  class  described,  the  combination 
of  a  cabinet  having  a  tower,  and  a  base,  a  bin  in  said 
cabinet  having  an  upper  filling  opening  and  a  lower  dis- 
charging nozzle,  means  for  raising  said  bin  Into  said 
tower  to  permit  the  discharge  of  contents  of  said  bin  and 
for  lowering  said  bin  into  t<aid  base  to  fill  the  same,  and 
means  for  weigfalng  said  bin  and  contents  when  in  raised 
position. 


174 


1.4e9,ft74.     COMB 
MOCK.      ACJT 
Sept.    14,    1£ 
155 — 68.) 


Jft  » 


iig 


«c 


A    swing    ch 
said   memtx^rs 
different   len 
rear  of  the  ebaii 
rylnu    memben 
fether  at   the! 
■paced  apart   i 
tions  of  the  lo 
distance    belo^ 
piTOtally  coDD 
eads  to  the  lo 
arm  members 
between  the 
a  transverse 
side  arm   me 
members  and 
l>ack   frame. 
forward  ends 
members,  links 
back  frame  a 
rest   members 
and  a  strip  of 
the  lower  forw 
other  end  wltb 
and  having  it.« 
Tersely  dlsposeid 


1.469,67.'5.      W 
8BWING  M.^ 
Mass.,  assign 
Stein,   C 
332.025.     24| 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2. 1928 


fXATION  ('H.\IR,  SWING.  AND  HAM- 

I.N    D.    Mus.s.    Sist»TsvilI»»,    W.    \'a.      FUed 

0.      Serial    .No.    410,;i07.      1    Claim.       tC\. 


ir    coinpri-iini:    "ipar.'d    ><iilf    ;irii,    iiuTiiSr-i. 

lavini;   anirularly    linp..-..!    .ml   portinris   nf 

.s,    the   shortfT    ♦'inl    [u.rtions    being   at    thf 

r  strvKture  ami  (liiwnwa nlly  dispo8e<l,  car 

of   equal    leii;;lh    pivotally    CDTirifcted    to 

upper  ends  and  hnviiij;  ih<ir  lower  t'nds 
nd   plvotallv    connectpfl    with   th<>   fnd   pur 

er  ends  of  the  sidf  arm  au^tnUrs  at  equal 

the  upper  e<lKes  thereof,  a  back  fram.' 
cted  at  a  point  t)etwe<Mj  it:^  upper  an<J  low>r 
er  portions  of  the  shorter  cndu  of  the  side 

d  at  points  t>elow  the  points  of  connection 

rying  members  and  ttif  side  arm  members, 

connected   with   the  shorter  end.«  of  thi' 

s   and   bridging   the   .space   between  said 

ng  under  the  intermediate  portion  of  tho 
8hape<l  foot  rest  members  pivoted  to  the 
f  the  longer  end  portions  of  the  side  arm 
pivoted  at  one  end  to  the  lower  end  of  the 

pivoted  at  their  other  ends  to  the  foot 
it  a  point  between  the  ends  of  the  latter, 
fabric  material  connected  at  one  end  with 
rd  ends  of  the  foot  rest  members  and  at  its 
the  upper  rear  portion  of  the  back  framt- 
Intermediate  portion  attached  to  the  trans 

rod. 


an 
car 

r>d 
m  )er 


ind 


ORK- PRESENTING  MECHANISM  FT)R 
CHINEJ8,  Hahlet  C.  Mollton,  Dorchester, 
or,  by  mesne  assignments,  to  Lawrence  M 
:o.  111.  Filed  Oct.  20.  1919.  Serial  No 
Claims.     (CI.  12— 178  ) 


10.   In  a 
B  apwardly 
staadard  hairiiig 


log  machine  comprising  a  bed  plate  having 

tending  hollow  boss  having  a  slotted  wall. 

an  overhanging  arm  mounted  on  said 


l>o88,  a  bracket  nionntt'd  within  said  btiss  having  a  verti- 
cal bearing,  si  shaft  rot.italily  niouuti-d  In  said  bearing 
having  an  eccentric  stml.  a  boiKirr.  a  bender  actuating 
lever  monnti'd  on  sniil  stud,  rnt'iinj^  connecting  said  lever 
to  said  b»'nder,  a  supporting  collar  fixed  on  said  shaft 
havinj;  an  arm  txti-nilinic  ihrou;;h  thf-  Miottetl  wall  In  said 
bus.s.  means  for  st<nriiii;  said  urni  iu  adjusted  positions, 
and  means  for  os.  illntlni;  s.iid  li.-nder  actuating  lever. 


f,46t*,t)76  FEEDIN<.  MICTIIANISM  FOR  SEWING  MA- 
CHINES. H.4KLf:v  f  Moi  r.niN.  Horchester,  Mass.,  as- 
signor, by  nu-Mi"  asxinnmi-nts.  to  Ijiwrence  M.  Stein, 
("hicak'o.   Ill       Tiled  o.f    ■.'(),   itUD.     Serial  No.  3:51:, 0-J6. 

2i    Clnims         I'l     1  !       1  ;*<  > 


*''  '\'\.  rm^ 


1-  In  a  sfwin:;  nia  hino  c<)mpri-.iiii;  a  bed,  an  overhang- 
ing arm  and  head  ariil  stitch  forininK  mechanism  includ- 
ing mechanism  Inchirling  needle  actuating  mechanism 
and  a  take  up  carrl. d  tiy  said  head,  a  feed  dog.  a  feed  dog 
supporting  lever  pivotally  connected  to  said  feed  dog  ful- 
ernmeil  on  said  head,  means  for  actuating  said  lever  from 
said  take  up  to  give  a  forward  and  backward  movement 
to  said  feed  dog.  an  arm  rigid  with  said  feed  dog  pivotally 
connecte<l  to  said  needle  actuating  mechanism  and  opera- 
ble by  the  latter  to  Impart  up  and  down  movement  to 
said  feed  dog. 


1.4B9.677,  CHICKEN  FEEDER,  FaEOEaiCK  B,  Natloe, 
Allentown,  N  .1  Flle<l  Mar.  12,  1923.  Serial  No. 
624,486       5    Claims.       i  Cl.    119 — 63.) 


5.  A  iK>altry  feeder  of  the  class  described  comprising;  a 
hopper,  a  trough  part,  a  vertically  adjnatable  lower  gate 
•ssociated  with  the  front  of  the  trough  part,  a  vertically 


OCTOBKH  2,  liVJli 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


175 


adjustable  upiier  gate  arranged  above  the  lower  gate,  a 
telescopic  llap  hiiigedly  connected  with  the  lower  edge 
of  the  front  wall  of  the  fe<  d  chanibci-.  an  inclined  guide 
for  the  lower  jiart  of  the  flap,  a  wire  frame  covering  the 
trough  part  and  located  below  the  flap  .and  a  second  frame 
alldnbly  mounted  du   the  first    frame. 


1, 460,678.  CONCRETE  WALL  BLOCK.  .loUN  Newell, 
Scarsdale,  N.  Y.  Filed  .hily  11.  1922  Serial  No. 
574,13:i.     6  Claims.      (  Cl.  72 — 20.) 


w 


•if 


W"^ 


!«•. 


n 


1,  A  liuildiiiL'  lilock  cnniprising  a  marjiiiia!  fr.ann  uf 
metal  havini;  .ui  inwardly  cxtendini:  flanue  at  risht  ;in>,'les 
to  tile  latter  aroiiiul  eue  eil::e  uf  thereof,  and  .a  (illiii;:  of 
[dSNto-  ni.iterial  iiirloscd  in  said  frani«  and  abiittiii): 
aK'iinst  sabi  Itfin;;i-,  said  [dastic  iiUin^  l>eins  flush  with  the 
outer  face  ..f  said  t1an;:e. 


1.46!t,0T9.  FENDER,  Mume  W.  Nehhaiui,  Reading, 
I'a.,  assiL,'ina  .d  ..ue  half  to  Adam  Hachert,  Reading,  I'a. 
Filed  May  l.",.  I'.il'u.  .^.rial  No,  :'„S!.567.  3  Claims. 
(Cl.    InO  -83.) 


1.  The  comhiiiation  with  a  motor  driven  vthicle  having 
brake  mechanism  and  a  fuel  supi>ly  connection,  of  a  rear 
wardly  mo\able  spriii),'  influence<l  fender,  a  rotntable 
shaft  Journale<l  transversely  of  the  vehicle  undi  rfraine, 
toothed  wheels  on  the  shaft  and  having  or>erati\(>  (on 
nectlon  with  the  fender  and  adapted  to  be  moved  in  h 
clockwise  direction  thereby,  other  toothed  wheels  on  said 
shaft  having  operative  connection  with  forwardly  inovaltle 
rack  bars  c  nnected  to  the  service  brakes,  a  ratchet  wheel 
on  said  shaft,  a  spring  influenced  pivoted  lever  movable 
by  said  ratchet  whe<'l  for  closing  the  fuel  supply  con- 
nection, and  means  for  locking  said  fuel  supply  connection 
In  closed  prsltion  when  the  vehicle  Is  left  unattended. 


1,469,6.H0.  FEEDING  AND  WEIGHING  DEVICE.  J.^.mks 
A,  NOL.tN,  Bowerston,  Ohio,  Filed  Apr,  25,  1923,  Se- 
rial No.  634.617.     9  Claims.      (Cl.  104 — 253.) 


^fei 


1.  In  an  apparatus  of  the  character  described,  In  com- 
bination with  .1  dump  Including  n  track  section  for  re- 
ception of  a  car  and  an  approach  track  leading  to  the 
dump,  said  approach  track  Including  a  relatively  movable 
section,  means  for  holding  a  trip  of  cars  above  the  mov- 
able section,  means  for  holding  a  car  on  said  section,  means 
for  releasing  the  car  on  said  movable  track  section  when 
the  dump  is  returned  to  loading  position  after  a  dumping 
operation,  said  means  releasing  the  car  holding  means  on 
the  movable  track  section  and  permitting  reeetting  thereof 


and  also  releasing  the  triii  of  cai^  above  the  movable  sec- 
tion upon  movement  fif  the  dump  int  ,  dumping;  iH.sition, 
means  for  setting  the  car  trip  holding  means,  and  means 
for  disc(intuH-ti:i>;  said  trip  holding:  means  from  the  releas- 
ing meauf;  when  a  predetermined  number  of  cars  have  been 
fed    onto    said   movatile   track    section 


l,469,f;8l.  METAL  HELL.  Wi::.:.^^  Nmj  :.,  ,-hi, ■;.-,,„  M, 
as.si^'iior  to  -Noli  Aliinii  tiiiu;  lieel  i',.,  a  t  \,part!,eis!;ip 
consistiiiL-  of  Vernon  F  Riooin,  William  N.-II.  and  .Tobn 
NoU.  Chira^o,  111  Pib-d  Sept,  :•."!  1!M'.'  S. -;a!  No. 
:CH.l.sr,.      2   t'laims.      >  Cl    :,i) — 4(1  _i 

I 


'  -^  lo  r]  r., Ill], rising  a  hollow  shoH  flnred  -if  jts  ;ip;ier 
and  ioW(  !  extremlticK,  an  upper  seriirin-  ttieinber  adui  ••  d 
r  <  lie  within  the  npfH>r  end  of  th-  sb.  11  and  prusided  with 
a  plurality  of  laterally  extending  «  e!^-  :idjipied  to  r<'iiiai-t 
the  interior  of  said  sh.dl,  and  m  ;..«.;■  ve.nriiij:  n.emi.er 
within  the  lower  end  of  tin  -!i<ll,  ^aid  Mpper  securing; 
member  ad.apted  separately  to  !„  s.  u:,-d  i.,  tiie  rear  of  n 
shoe,  and  means  for  drawing  ^aid  ;«-,  sciirinj:  memberfi 
together  to  position  and  hold  r-aid  heel,  and  a  wearing 
ple<'e  adapted  lo  be  detachaidy  secure!  Jo  said  lower  scour- 
ing member 


1.4';'.Ct>-.  TROrSERS  srn'CUTKli.  Th-.m.s,I.  Sohih. 
Liiuisvilb.  Ky.  Fibti  (>,■:  -j:,^  )),-;_.  .Serial  No,' 
r.96.787.     i;  Claims.      (Cl,    J4      ]»;(»., 


1.  A  buckle,  including  a  frame  member,  a  pair  of  prongs 
pivoted  to  one  end  of  said  frame  member,  a  keep«T  pivoted 
to  the  opi)08ite  end  of  the  frame  member,  and  means  car- 
ried by  said  keeper  and  adapted  to  be  engaged  by  a  belt  or 
the  like  for  holding  the  keejK'r  in  contact  with  the  prongs. 


1,469,08:;,  DOOR  ATTACHMENT,  axkl  Oi.son  and  Ai.- 
KRED  Hast.  St.  Paul,  Minn.  ;  said  Ha^t  assignor  to 
said  Olson  Filed  Apr.  17.  1922.  Serial  No.  554.311. 
T)  Claims.      (Cl,  l.'0— 6R  i 


1,  In  a  structure  of  the  class  described,  a  combination 
with  a  door  and  the  door  frame  therefor  having  a  rabbet  to 
receive  the  door,  of  vertically  disposed  toothed  racks  fixed 
in  horizontal  alinement  on  the  door,  a  shaft,  geare  fixedly 
carried  by  said  shaft  In  mesh  reepectively  with  said  racks, 
a  closure  plate  supported  by  said  shaft,  keepers  for  guid- 
ing said  shaft  to  hold  said  gears  in  mesh  with  said  racks, 
said  keepers  mounted  to  slide  to  a  predetermined  degree  to 


17G 


limit  tb«  upward 
kii««    having 
Dormal  collap^d 
at  Its  upppr 
shaft.   I  he  Joi 
the  .luter  edt; 
in  a  closing  i 
straiKhten   i" 
the  fram*' 


moTement  of  said  plate,  and  a  collapaibli' 

meana    whereby    to    b«    yieldingly    held    In 

state,  said  knee  being  plTOtally  connecte<i 

^nd  to  the  door  and  at  its  lower  end  to  said 

t   of  said  knee  being  oormally  located  orer 

of  the  door  to  engage  with  the  door  framr 

iov»»m»'nt  of  the  door  to  cause  said   knf<>  to 

jlt  whfn   the  door  in   iwated   in    th^   rubber   of 


]  ,4ti0.6»4 

•«aid  Olso! 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


KN 


•  IFE  SHARPENER.     AxBt  Olson  and  Al 

,    St     Paul.    Minn  :    said    tiast    assignor    to 

Fllpd  Apr.  17.  1022.     Serial  No.  554.312.     4 

7<;    "-T  . 


1.4«9,K.^5       SMOK 
t    II.  Nfnse^ 


ING    PIPE.       RiCH.ARD    E.    PlSRKI.NS,    Bos 

Filed  .Jane  22,  1921.     Serial  No    479. R22.     4 

i.  ir?i  — 12.. 


cf 


-'.  A  pipe 
sitting  of  ti 
sleeve  coactt 
In  a«semble<! 
snuijly  flttin 
bottom  of  thi 
tiotis  of  the 
munlcation 


¥lth 


l,469.r,86. 

PETRlf,      F 

Apr     10, 
applicatior 

4    Claim -i 


1.   In    a 
a    valve    s 
valve    stem 


1.  In  a  (Je  rice  for  shaipcDing  knives,  in  combination. 
a  liiide,  a  pair  uf  steel  disks  each  of  uniform  diameter  and 
ha\in;;  flat  sites  to  form  peripheral  knife  sharpening  cor 
liers  at  the  Jiincture  of  the  periphery  with  said  sides,  said 
diskii  being  oioonted  and  arranged  on  said  base  to  be  nor 
mali.}^  rotatanle,  respectively,  in  vertical  planes  at  right 
angles  to  each  other,  and  have  the  Inner  peripheral  knife 
sharpening  earner  of  one  disk  flush  with  the  outer  periph- 
eral knife  sharpening  corner  of  the  other  diak,  the  mooot- 
ing  of  said  dliks  inclodlng  a  supporting  post  for  each  disk 
located  respectively  on  the  outer  side  of  each  of  said  disks 


the  class  dt^cribed  compriiiog  a  bowl  con 
o  separable  sections,  an  internal  coupling 
g  with  said  .sections  for  holding  the  same 
relation,  a  collar  of  infusible  material 
:  within  the  sU-eve  and  spaced  from  the 
bowl,  and  a  stem  carried  by  one  of  the  sec 
bowl  and  having  a  draft  opening  In  com- 
the  bowl  b^'low  the  applied  collar. 


iTTOrX  Mi:rn.\NISM.         Nicholas      .\ 

iladelphia,  Pu        Original    application    filed 

917.    Serial  No.    ltU.009.      Divided   and    this 

flle<3    Apr  24,    1020        Serial    No.    376,225. 


•'1.   i: 


1:50  1 


val 


ten 


ve    operating    device,    the    combination    at 
an    operating    arm    mounted    upon    the 
and    a    coil    spring    operative    on    said    arm 


and  terminal liiK  in  a  screw  stem  ;  u  lug  through  which 
the  stem  passes  ;  a  projection  on  said  lug ;  and  a  nut 
engaging  th»-  screw  stem  and  noraially  held  from  turn- 
ing by  said  projection 


1  +fl!t,t„s7  AlilOMINAL  SriTORT.  Hattie  M.  PtaLTZ- 
ORAFF,  Atlantic  City.  N  .1.  Filed  Jan.  G,  1920.  Serial 
No.    349,700,       •<    rijiini*.       h|     ■:^--]^s  , 


z^i 


S.  An  abdominal  support  comprising  a  main  belt,  ii 
second  belt  overlying  said  main  belt  in  front,  means 
co-acting  with  t)oth  belts  for  placing  them  under  ten- 
"ion,  and  leg  straps  attached  at  one  end  to  said  second 
belt  and  at  their  opposite  ends  attached  at  the  rear 
to  said  main  belt 


1  ,  4  t5  9  .  6  S  .8  STAY  ROLT  FOR  STEAM  BOILERS. 
AitiHiK  F  I'rrKi.N,  Schenectady,  N  Y",  P'nied  Feb. 
6,1923.     Serial  No.  617,200      3  <'laims.      (CI.  86— 1.5.  ■ 


1.    In  a  stay  b<<U  structure,   the  combination  of  a  bolt, 
having    u    sockete^i    head  ;    and    a    sheet    plug    articulated 

thereii.  said  plus  having:  an  innular  wall,  on  which  there 
is  formed  i  plurality  of  peripheral  swells  or  projections, 
adapted    t-;    bear   aual'i-^t    thi'    -ddf-;    .>f   a    boiler   sheet. 


I,4rt9,88fl  HYDRAULIC      PRESS         .lostPH      Sbgimon 

Prms,  Barcelona,  Spain.  Filed  Nov.  14,  1919,  Serial 
No  33S,128  Renewed  Mar  5.  1921.  Serial  No. 
449.788.      3   Claims       (il.    13«i— 17.) 


1.  In  a  hydraulic  press,  the  coml>inatlon  of  a  frame, 
a  plurality  of  cylinders  mounted  thereon,  pistons  mor- 
ably  mounted  in   the  cylinders,  a  platen  slidably  mounted 


f)crroiiEB2.  11»23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICK. 


177 


in    the   frame   and    connected    with    the    pistons,    station- 
ary members  and  connected  rotatable  members,  adapted 
to  engage  the  stationary  members,  one  set  of  said  mem 
hers   being   mounted   on   the  frame   and   the   other   set    of 
members  on   the  platen   and   movable   therewith. 


1.469.690.      LAMP.    SEARCHLIGHT,    AND    THE    LIKE. 
JOHV     Gbobgk     Smith,     Muswell     Hill.     London.     Fnc 
land.       Filed    Mar.    0,    1U23.       Serial    No     (!2;t.9K(i 
Claims.      (CL  240—41.) 


1.  A  light  projector  comprising  a  parabolic  reflector, 
a  frusto  conical  reflector  at  and  around  the  open  end 
of  the  parabolic  refieitor  and  attached  thereto  and  a 
conical  reflector  arranged  coaxlally  of  the  parabolic 
and  frusto  conical  reflectors  and  In  the  latter  and  also 
forming  an  obturator,  the  surface  of  said  conical  re- 
flector and  obturator  being  parallel  with  the  Inner  sur 
face  of  the  frusto  conical  reflectiJr  and  the  apex  of  said 
conical  reflector  and  obturator  being  presented  toward 
the  smaller  end  of  the  parabolic   reflector. 


1,469,691.      CUTTER   OR   MIXER.      M.\u\    V.    Soi.kkbku,., 
Portland,     Oreu.       Filed     Apr.     1.      1022        Serial     No 
548.613.      4   Claims.      (CI.   250  —  12.) 


1.  A  device  of  the  character  descillH'd  comprl.sing  a 
support,  frames  pivoted  to  opposite  sides  of  the  support, 
each  having  an  opening  therein,  «  blade  secured  to  each 
frame,  a  shaft  rotatably  mounted  In  the  support,  oppo- 
sitely dispcsed  eccentrics  secured  to  the  shaft  and 
operating  in  the  openlrgs  In  the  frame  to  impart  swing- 
ing movement  thereto  In  opposite  directions,  and  flanges 
on  the  eccentrics  to  engage  the  outer  faces  of  the 
frames. 


1.4e».e02.       ARTICLE    SUPPORT.      John     Soltys,    De- 
troit, Mich.     Filed  Jan.    18,   1921,   Serial   No.   438,109. 
Renewed  Apr.   16,   1023.     2  Claims,      (a.   280—61.) 
1.   An  article  support  of  the  character  described  com- 
prising  a    wheeled    frame,    a    stationary    arm    associated 
with  wid  frame  and  having  angularly  disposed  braBches, 
•    yoke    swlvcled    on    one    of    said    brancheB,    a    second 
315  0.G.— 12 


arm    Including   nnguliirly    disposed    l.ratchcs    for    coniiect- 
iDg  the   first   mentioned    .irm    for   movement    thereto,    and 


a  sectional  band  carried  on  the  br:.ncl>  nf  the 
mentioned  arm  and  arranged  in  iuxui  r.rsiti-ni 
vMid  yoke  for  the  purpose  specified. 


second 
within 


1,400.69.!.       DOOHCHIiCK.       Viu,j,l    St.    CLnro.    Ralelph, 
N.    C.      Filed    Dec.    20.    1922.      Serial    No     OOs.927.      10 


Claims.      (Cl.   1(5— Sf 


» 


1.  A  door  check  comprising  n  base .  plate  having  an 
opening  therein,  a  tongue  projecting  laterally  bevond 
the  outer  face  of  said  plate  and  adapted  to  fit  In  said 
opening,  an  outwardly  bent  recessed  flange  formed 
integrally  with  one  end  of  said  plate,  an  elastic  bum- 
per secured  in  said  recess,  and  a  variable  sprins  actu- 
ated means  secured  to  said  tongue  and  supported  bv  said 
plate  for  regulating  the  lateral  projeciinn   „f   the  tonpiie. 


1.460,694.       MOTOR-METER-ILLFMINATING     DEVICE. 
Philip    W.    Pi  lig,    Philadelphia.    Pa.      Filed    Jnne    'M 
Serial   No.  .569,959.      1    Claim.      (Cl.   240—2.;" 


]92i 


-<:-— 


J- 


/l 


A  motormeter  lamp  for  automobiles  comprising  in 
combination  with  a  motormeter.  a  horizontally  disposed 
support  having  an  aperture  at  one  end  thereof  for 
plvofal  attachment  tc  the  motormeter,  a  bifurcated 
bracket  pivotally  mounted  on  fl  e  other  end  of  said  sup- 
port, the  said  bracket  compri.sing  rearwardly  inclined 
arms  having  slotted  portl<  ns  at  the  upper  ends  there- 
of, screw  clamp  bearings  carried  by  the  lamp  and 
adapted  to  be  received  iHto  said  slots  for  adjustably 
positioning  the  lamp  with  respect  to  the  support,   and   a 


178 


J -shaped    spr 
<>nd   of  the 
••nrj    of    the 
from     somf 
from  the  bi 


Inj;    having    oiip    I'od    thpr»*of    fixed     to    one 

lamp  and   the  other  end  embracing   the   other 

Ump    to    enahle    the    lamp    to    he    supi>ortpd 

ijther    support     when     tho    latiip     ii*    rt>tnovt>(! 

ated   bracket 


furc 


i,4»');». ';;'.-.      aStaratt's  ritii  oii.in*;  stami'Ki>  ma- 

TKRIAI.S      William   LmKt.L  rrr.suv.  Randolph,  >Jass 

Fi..Ml     Dec      14.     1920.     Serial     N'l.     4;?»J.T:;4.      Renewal 
.run.>    2S.    llli.O.      2   Claims.      [CI.   91^3>?.; 


y  -■ 


r>:r...s     i:;     rh 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2,  1923 


1.   ApparaTiix    for       ;lin^     'iU'tal.s.     romprlsine    n     lower 

oil  COUti::,-r  in  UM'-r  ■■;iMit-'  "f  ii. '•  tTtcl  U-'i,.;"'  hav- 
ing a  wpI:  ;iiid  ,in  'Vr\"T  C(jntii>''f in.-  ;M.rri'  i.  miiI  i  hol- 
w  [i.irti.'Ti  ii.ridptif  fricn  said  •onnf.r i^^  jiortimi.  wick 
■  lifainpr  and  -aid  [iHtiilfnt  p.rTj^in  if  f'.- 
!ii_'.  wick  carriers  iii'ivitii.'  m  -iiihi  fiSfS. 
wicii-i  i!i  th4  wii'if  'Mrriers.  Th>-  wi'-'s  <i.:ii;.|.-'iif  n;:i  n 
to  *hc  U  s!:i;i.'i]  casin-  li.iviiu-  :i  ;M.rr;.oi  i..-n.|»Mir  in 
the  '.v.'ll  ..;  Ihf  rasin.-,  .ind  !i;faii-i  '-i  ,ni,j;i>f  i.i  !.  -a  ii  k 
carr^^•^    iiiil.'jM'ndeiitly   of   the   other. 


14';'<o'";        itiiMFUN.VTIiiN     TOO]  Niklas     [!vk/      St. 

ph.    M'}       Filf'd    V'-h     21.    i;i2I        Serinl    N'.i     UO.'l'^T. 


^ 


tilf     .'Hi 
e:ioh     '• 


>    '  ill 
h.T. 


1     \j\    imppment    of    the    cIjk*    desorih.'l     -omprisinu    a 

pair  .f  pi^-oially  connected  l»>vpr  jaws  with  th»>  i-riiis  on 
ow  -liil.'  of  t!ie  pivot  aneularly  irr;ui-'*'ii  Ait  ;  rt-fiT  ni  ■■  t.. 
rh"  other  *\>if  of  fh"  f'i'-i'f  ;""i  parallel  to 
Xiir  grippiiii;  f:icp^  nf  th.'  two  J:iws  bi'in« 
sp.ire.l  .ijcir'j  adjacent  to  th^  pivot  ,uid  thpr«>  prOViii>'d 
»;:h  ■Mii'tinir  matching  rece.tses  spaced  from  tlie  outer 
nif^ptiru'   eiiilH   of  the  jawa. 


1,469. •>!>:.      .SHOE.      Rei.miolu  J.   Rfim,   Hayward,  Calif. 

as.sigiior   of  one-half  to    Pranz    Xav>>r  Jaegel,    Hay  ward. 

Calif.       Filed    Feb.    S.    1922.       Serial    No.    535,099.      2 

Claims.      iCl.   36 — 45.) 

2.  In  a  blucher  shoe,  a  vamp,  quartersi  having  eyelet 
Toemberfl,  th<  vamp  h«lng  provided  with  a  pair  of  notches 
In  its  upper  »dge  into  which  extend  the  lowermost  polnti 
of  the  eyelet  members,  and  a  counter  lining  formed  with 


tongues   on    its    :i['I"t    forward   corners,    said   eyelet   mem- 
bers,  said   vanip,   atiil   said    tongucH   being  sewed   together      , 
around   said    not'h>s.    the   upiier   edg<"s   of   said   vamp  ex 


tending  over  the  fnrwird  i''\i:>'<  nf  tJ\e  quantr,  .nid  the 
edges  of  the  quartfr  ;iiid  ilir  vjini[',  and  the  roiuitiT  lining 
bell, 4   ,.•«...!   i.,c>'".<T. 


1.4';'i..;;is        vi-n^rviiii       \.\i.i:       .i.otv     f.      Rii.k.v. 

Ii  .!-•.•!>      i    lu).     Filed  July  2.H.  111-' 1     S.-riiil    Nn    ^•^^.2ll.''. 
Reirvs.d    I'-c.  12,  1922.     3  ClaiUis        (  i    :;ui      ijh  , 


1.  In  a  cultivator,  th.-  ■  .itilotiatii't;  ..f  ;l  pair  <>f  :nh' 
fiectinn-i  having  their  adj:ii;'iif  >mhN  ■■\it  iidin.'  si!  by 
side    ii!    ^uhstantlolly    pariilUd    rchit  .o;,    <:.'.'Vf-    r  (■.■jving 

the   adjacent    ends   of   said    t\'>!.-.     siii    ~|, .  vim    haNin^ 

racks    thereon,    a    pinion    iinsiiiiu    uith    tlie    rncl<'<.    und 
means    supporting    the    pinion    w  tii  rr >>     ihi-    idmhii    ni:sv 
^  t  irned,  substantially  as  describ  d. 


1,469.699.     DISK  W  i  f  1  r  i        J  .     i>   1 
N.    J..   asMlgnor    ;..    \\!.l::tt)-    M-  ; 
N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  ii  la^Mi  • 
Serial  No.  468,225.     '  <  lain  - 


Sii  k'.v  ,    i;:i>t  'trnnge, 
:-     In-  .     N-w     V,)rk. 
I'll.',!    \I;.y    in,  i:ii;i, 
:;iil      t;t 


o  A  rli>ik  wh.-el  M>n.«i.stinu  of  two  complementary  disk 
members  and  means  for  holding  snld  members  to  each 
other,  comprising  an  inwardly  turned  flange  on  each 
disk  member  forming  the  contact  surface  with  the  other 
member,  a  U  shaped  op  n  ring  attached  to  the  tJanges  of 
t>oth  disk;  members  at  one  of  Its  ends,  and  means  at- 
tached to  the  other  end  of  .said  ring  and  cooperating  with 
both  disk  flanges  for  expanding  said  ring  to  couple  the 
flanges  of  both  disk  members  throughout  their  periphery 
and  for  holding  said  ring  In  expanded  position,  one  of 
said    members    havini:    a    removable    segment    located    ad- 


October  2. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


179 


Jacent  to  the  ring  end  which  carries  the  expansion  moans 
to  permit  the  removal  of  said  segment  when  said  ring  Is 
only  partially  expanded,  said  s(>gment  being  coupled  to 
the  other  disk  member  together  with  its  own  disk  when 
said   ring   is   fully  expanded. 


1.469,700.  roWER  TRANSMISSION  UEVICF.  I.kwis 
W.  She|[k)n,  Urooklyn,  N.  Y.  Filed  Iiec  21,  I'.iilo 
Serial  No    4;V2..'?00      ;{  Claims,      Ml    192— 4."^  ) 


3     A     power    frnnsmission     de\iii'    i  nmiirisiiu    ,i 
and    ;i    shnft    rh    refcu-.    a    di'-c    ;issor.jited    ujih    su;d 
and    a    shnft    for    said    disc,    the    .s|i;ifts    of    ':ild    drum 
disc    heiri;:    arriuiired    in    axial    alii;niiient .    :i    seciuid 
ext'^ndintr    thronirh    «:iid    disc    and    a    tnnv.-ibje    !■  ^er 
said   second   shnft,   n   pin  ■  ntering  said  disc  /ind  a    roc 
member  upon   said   [dn,   teeth   within  ."iaid  liriini   and 
upon    tlie    .  nds    of    s.vid    rockable    ni'inber    .'idapteil    t 
gage  the  feetb  of  said  drum  and  a  spring  at  each   si 
the  axial  center  of  said  disc  and  cunn  ctin-'  t!  e   rof 
meml)er  with   the  said   levep  .md   nuans   for  cliaiiL'ini 
position    of   s;iid    le\er   tn    iniise   said    spring's    tn    rocii 
rock.nlile    member 


iini  III 
•  i  riini 

;i  II  I 
s'.-ift 
upon 
kMble 
teeth 
I)  en- 
de  of 
k.nble 
-•   the 

said 


1.469.701.     LirrriNt;  OFF  mk(  iianism   for  looms 

WlI.IIKI.M      Sl\!  Mi-HIIN,      .\ussi-  Klei.s,  he      nil       1  he       I'lbe 

Czechoslovakiii          Fib  d      \iil-  *J7       1P_'1          Serial     -Nn 

49.".;i.''if.      .",  I'luinis       111    i;;;i  in7.) 


1     T.etfing  off  mechanism   for   looms   comprisinu   in  com 
Idnatlon  a   warp  beam,  a   r.itchet   f.  <  d  wheel  and  an  Jictu 
«ting   lever   therefor  carrying  the  pawl   for  said   wheel,   a 
train   of  gears,   whereby   said   feed   gear   rotates  the   warp 
br^am,  a  spring  controlled  brake  acting  on   said  feed  gear 
and     comprising     a     spring     actuated     U  shaped     memtx^r 
frlctionally   bearing   against    said    ratchet    wheel,   a    vihra 
tory   primary  actuating  lever  having  a   slot   for  finely  ad- 
justably connecting  it   with  a  suitnble  driving  member  of 
the  loom,   a   second   intermediary   slotted   vibratory   lever, 
coarsely    adjustable    means    for    connecting    said    second 
lever  to  the   feed   gear  actuating  lever,   a   feeder  lever   in 
contact   with   the  warp  on   the   warp  beam   and   movable 
In  accordance  with  the  amount  of  warp  on  the  beam  and 
.means  controlled  by  said  feeler  lever  adjustably  connect 
ing   the   primary   actuating   lever   with   said   second    lever 
for   the  purpose  of  controlling  the  delivery   speed   of   the 
warp  beam   In  accordance  with   the  decreasing  diameter 


of  the  warp  thereon,  to  maintain  the  warp  at  n  nnlform 
tension  and  tu  jxTmit  a  coarse  and  a  fine  pr.  liminar.v 
adjustment  of  said  ratchet  ne:ir  for  ad.iiistiiii;  th  weft 
(h  nsity. 


1.4i>P,7<t2       .\IH  rLF.\NlNO    ATTA'-HMKNT    luiiAlTO- 
MOHIl.K   CARHrRl'n'OHS.    AIR    i 'oM  I'K  I'SS' >H  S,    aIH^ 

HRAKF    SYSTEMS,    FTC       i;kiM!.;f    M      Sn-v.ru,     Sr, 

I.oiii.s.    Mo,      l-'ih'd    Mar     17,    IPl'!        Serm;    .No     4.",:M;i:i, 
ti  rijiinis       <  C]     1  s3-^7.''i  I 


f 


■■.^^i',y',i--"^-^'-'"^> 


t.v.-,'^VV^_, 


I  An  .-lir  cle.'sniiif:  at  t.Mii  meii  J  fi-r  ••:irliiire1ors,  iiir 
compressni-s.  air  bi^'tke  svsti'iiis.  aii'i  thi  ,ike:  i  oniprisiUf.' 
n  >[r:i\e.Ui  horizoutall  v  disposed  riioment  niii  chaiiil"T  to 
coij\c_\'  air  without  midue  fri'tioi,  there, ,f  «;i!j  the 
internal  walis  of  said  clijiriilier  ,  iiii  ,,\a  •;  dir.  c;e,i  dt.iwii- 
«:irdly  from  siiid  iiiouientiiiii  ch;iinlM-r,  intermediate  its 
•  mis.  s.iid  UHiinenl  111!!  chauil>er  tcrininat  iiij:  ;ii  a  down- 
\\ardly  ctirve<l  deflecting  chaiiib:  r  for  niassint;  ilie 
heavier  inirlicles  of  dirt  and  dust  a>;:iinsi  !;,r  outi-r  wail 
tiiereof,  said  defieciing  chamber  terniinat  in-.:  in  a  ler-ep- 
(acle  of  greater  diarn.  ter  fiian  ttie  diameter  of  s.-.l.!  do- 
tlectini:  cliam!"  r  into  winch  the  seimrated  dirt  nnii  dust 
is  ciirried  and  dep.isit'd  iiv  it>  uion,.'iitiini  i^ast  ih,  sm.i 
ouCei  ,-iriil  .a  ;enHi\.aM  -ioMiie  plw^  for  the  bottom  waH 
of  the  eiiiar^eii    receiii  :ic]e 


l,4';;n;o:;      P,A<;  SF.\L.     Nih.w..,.!,  \,  St.\n,si  im.io  io.lii- 
noiro,    Md       Filed    .Tune    I'.i,    1922.      Serial    No.   569.434. 

1   I  'laiiii      1 1  "1,  L'!c — ;;us  i  - 


,\  Icii:  seal  conijirisiiii:  a  -olid  seal  hody,  rind  a  fasteti- 
iti;:  cor«i  loo]ied  (ibiiuf  tlie  bai:  .and  p.assini:  loiiL'i  t  udin.'i  1 1  y 
through  the  seal  body,  said  seal  body  havinjr  side  walls 
converging  outwardly  nwa\  from  the  inner  enri  of  the 
seal  i>ody.  the  outer  end  of  the  body  havintr  shoulders 
projecting  In  yond  the  ends  of  the  side  walls,  to  hold 
the  cord  in  exposed  position  along  said  converging  walls, 
substaiitiHlIy    ns    deseribid. 


1,4B9.7(I4.      CT'SPIDOR.      .Jens    Str.ub,   Ashley,   N    Dak. 

Filed    July    13,    1023.       Serinl    No.    651. 34S.       1    (  laim. 

(("].    4--3ft. ) 

A  cuspidor  comprising  a  hollow  hody  formed  of  an 
intermediate,  a  top  and  a  bottom  portion,  eaih  of  -aid 
portions  being  tapered,  the  taper  of  the  bottom  ]ioriion 
extending  in  opposite  direction  with  respect  1o  the  taper 
of  the  Intermediate  portion,  said  bottom  portion  having  a 
part  of  its  inner  face  constituting  a  valv.  sent,  a  shift- 
able  bottom  of  valvular  typ<>  normally  extending  in  said 
bottom  portion  and  engaging  said  s<at  for  closing  said 
body,  said  shiftable  bottom  Including  a  tapered  body 
portion  provided  at  its  top  with  n  conoldal  shaped  exten- 
sion, a  spring  controlled  manually  shifted  rod  slldably 
connected  with  said  body  and  provided  at  Its  lower  end 


180 


with   an 
fixedly  Becont 
a  latermllj 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBU  2,  loss 


aacl^sbaped   extension   haring  one   of  iU  lega 

to  the  lower  face  ot  said  sbiftable  Iwttom, 

extending  combined  fuide  and  keeper  carried 


by  said  body  and  through  which  said  rod  extends,  and 
a  laterally  extendlnc  boasiBC  projecting  from  said  body 
and  through  ubich  said  rod  extend*,  said  housing  inclos- 
ing the  eoBtr|lIing  spring  for  said  rod. 


TD 


1,460,705 
Filed   Aog. 
lCl.*4fr— 37 


■^g^^j^^^  i 


Y.      WiLBCB  J.   Vanwinkli,   Unlon,   N.   Y. 
16,    1922.      Serial   No.   5S2.242.      4   CUims. 

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1.  .V  gravity  actuated  toy  comprlslnK  a  rotatable  tube 
movable  abou  an  axis  perpendicular  to  thf  Ipngth  of  tho 
tube,  a  ball  Adapted  to  roll  lengthwise  of  said  tube  in 
alternately  oiipoBite  din^tlona,  an  actuating  weight  for 
the  tube  connected  thereto,  and  meanii  for  periodically 
arresting  the  roUtion  of  the  tube  at  thf  completion  of 
each  half  rerplntlon. 


1.469.706.  MKTHOD  OF  TREATING  MOLTBN  MBTA[-« 
Caltin  Voi  New  York.  N.  Y.  Filed  Oct.  6,  1920.  8e 
rial  No.  414.947.     1  Claim.      (CI.  75 — 46.) 


The  BwtiKK  herein  deacrib«d  of  treating  molten  metal 
with  saitable  alloys  within  a  furnace,  consisting  in  form- 
iax  tke  alioTi'  lato  a  cylindrical  body  with  a  central  ta- 
pered openini    therein,  flxedly  wedging  a  suitable  tool  In 


said  opening,  submerging  said  alloy  into  the  molten  mctJJ 
below  the  surface  of  the  metal  and  supporting  It  therdn 
by  means  of  said  tool  until  the  alloy  Ls  entlrelj  dlMoKed« 
and  Anally  withdrawing  the  tool  from  the  furnace. 


1,469,707  >IUr.TlSTAGE  TITRBINE.  Hbnbt  H.  Wait, 
Anderson.  lud.,  assignor,  hy  me«ne  assignments,  to  Mid- 
west Fliiglne  CiiriKiration.  Indianapolis.  Ind.,  a  Corpora- 
tion of  Delaware.  Filed  Feb.  14,  1922.  Serial  No. 
538.S31.     21  Claims.      (CI.  2.'53— 66.) 


£3    jy 

1.  A  multi-stage  turbine,  comprising  a  casing,  a  plaral- 
ity  of  turbine  wheeLs  mounted  to  rotate  together  within 
said  casing,  a  diaphrngm  locsted  in  said  casing  in  each 
8pact>  between  adjacent  turbine  wheels,  and  return  gnldca 
mounted  In  said  diaphragm  to  re<'eive  steam  from  the  ad- 
jacent liigbtT  pressure  turbine  wheel  and  renllrect  it 
against  ituch  turbine  wheel,  and  clrcumferentially  spaced 
steam  nozzles  also  mounted  on  and  reoeiTing  steam 
through  said  diaphragm  to  (ll.scharge  against  the  adjaceat 
lower  pressure  turbine  wheel. 


1,469,708. 
dletown, 
491.7  59. 


FT>r.NTAIN  RRISH.     Gistav  Walt«b8.  Uld- 

(onn.       Filed     Aiie      12.     1921.       Serial    No. 
2  Claims.      \V\.  l.V     131   t 


1.  A  fountain  brush  crimprising  n  head  consisting  of  a 
reservoir  provided  with  a  handle  and  with  a  brush  unit 
opposite  the  handle,  a  hopper  dirtposed  above  the  brush 
unit  for  the  supply  of  the  same  periodically  with  the  con- 
tents of  the  reservoir,  and  a  valve  controlling  communica- 
tion between  the  reservoir  and  the  hopper  and  consisting 
of  a  crosH  bar  disposed  within  the  hopper  and  proTlded 
with  uniformly  spaced  t;u>ered  valve  elements  engaging  in 
perforations  in  the  wall  between  the  reservoir  and  hopper, 
the  stem  passing  glldlngly  through  said  hopper  and  haT- 
infr  one  end  connecttxl  with  the  cross  bar  and  the  other 
end  provided  with  a  head  exterior  of  the  hopper  and  ac- 
cessible to  the  end  grasping  the  handle,  and  resiileiit 
means  for  impelling  the  stem  in  one  direction  to  normally 
dispose  the  valve  elements  In  seated  relation  with  Mid 
perforations. 


1,469,709.      PROCESS     FOR    THE     FBEPAOATION    OF 
ARTIFICIAL    RESINS    AND    OLEOBB6IN8.      Hani 
Wurra.   Brussels.  Belgium.     Piled  Au«.   20.  1»21.     Se- 
rial No.  493,939.     4  Claims.      (CI.  260—2.) 
4.  A   process   of   preparing    terpene  phenols,   tbe   said 
process  conalsting  in  causing  carrene  to  act  upon  phis| 
in  eqoimolecnlar  qoantlty  in  the  presence  (rf  paratoiutae- 
aulpbonic  acid,   maintaining  the  temperature  below   106* 
C..  then  treating  with  steam  and  subsequently  extaaastiag 


OCTOBKB  2. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


181 


with  potassium  In  the  presence  of  a  solvent  at  a  tem- 
perature of  about  70-SO''  C.  and  finally  separating  the 
two  liquid  layers  whereby  the  alkaline  liquors  obtained 
yield  the  terpene  phenols  on  solidification. 


1,469.710.  MECHANICAL  TOY.  Charles  Zabei.,  Cora 
opolis.  Pa.,  assignor  to  Hruuo  Zabel,  PlttsburKl).  I'a 
nied  Jan.  24,  1923.  Seri;»l  No.  614,568.  17  Claims 
(CI.  104—79.) 


1.  \  toy  niiiipri.xiiic  an  tirptr  trnclc,  a  lower  irmk  ..f 
greater  lenjrth  th.iu  the  iiI'Iut  tracic.  means  for  r<;cl<in;; 
the  lower  track  td  alternately  .•icvatc  ojiposite  inds,  ainl 
an  object  adapted  to  travel  in  the  tracks  by  gravity,  tin 
rocking  motion  of  said  lower  track  in  one  direction  serr 
ing  to  elevate  said  object  to  the  upper  track  from  whence 
It  roils  to  tile  lower  trark.  the  rockitiK  motion  of  the 
lower  track  in  the  other  dirciiiiin  serving  to  return  the 
object  along  the  lower  trsK'k  to  ixisition  to  1k'  apain 
elevated. 


1.469.711.      WlItE-JOININr;   TOOL.      Skkai-hinf,    F.   lUr 
WENS,    Chicago,    111.,    assieiior    to    Wirebounds    Patents 
Company,    a    Corporation    of    Maine.      Filed    June    24. 
1920.     Serial  No.  391,404,      31  Claims.      (CI.  140- -1  IK.  i 


1.  A  tool  for  Joining  packape  wires  by  intertwisting 
comprising  relatively  movatde  members  to  receive  and 
bold  the  wires  side  by  side,  nrul  means  to  position  said 
members  a  dist.nnce  from  the  package  during  the  opera 
tlon  of  the  tool  wherobT  rotation  of  said  members  will 
cause  the  wires  to  l>e  Intertwisted  and  severed. 


1,469,712.  PROCESS  OF  CONSERVING  AND  REPAIR 
ING  CHIMNEYS.  Fka.vk  F.  Bkkbv.  Chicago.  111.,  as 
signor  to   Cement-Giin    Construction    Cornpany.   ('hica>;i.. 


Ill  .    a    Corporation    of    Illlnfds.      Filed    Nov. 
Serial  No    340,3].-       3  Claims.      (CI.  72^93.1 


24,    Ulli). 


.;:^niiinr!!!l 


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1.  The  process  of  constructing  about  a  chimney  already 
ia  place  a  second  chimney  which  consists  in  placing  rein- 
forcing about  such   first  chimney,  spacing  the  same  from 


such  chimney,  mountinp  such  reinforcinK  upon  a  founda- 
tion  at    the    base   of   such    chimney    anchoring   said    rein 
forcement  to  said  foundation  and  placlnp  upon  and  about 
such    relnforclnp   and    about    such    fir^t    chimney    concrete 
to  form  such   second   chimnev. 


1,469.713.  PORr.\ni>K  CAB  Kk.skst  D  Bi..^'  k  i  vto.v. 
Groton,  and  <;E<tRi,E  E.  Smith,  Waterford.  Conn.  Filed 
Apr  .%.  VXIW  Seriiil  No.  030,141'  .^  Chiiiu,-  i  CL 
296 -"-103  ) 


1.  A  portable  cab  comprising  a  baseboard,  a  seat  thereon, 
a  cab  frame,  means  to  support  said  frame,  said  means  in- 
cluding a  cross  bar  at  the  bottom  of  said  frame  havlnp 
means  to  sfH-ure  it  to  frame  bars  of  a  chassis,  means  to 
fasten  said  frame  to  said  seat,  anci  a  cover  adapted  to  he 
supported  t»y  said  frame 


1,469.714. 
N     Y. 
Claims. 


GAS  HEATER      ALHEisr  T.  Broch,  New  York. 
Filed    Nov.    3.    102-J        Serial    No     598,8.')9.      :, 
(CI.  158-    9t>.) 


1.  A  gas  heater  which  includes  ;i  f,,!,,ii)it  t.i  be  disposed 
in  a  horizontal  position,  a  dependi-nt  mixing  chamb<r  ex 
tending  downwardly  therefrom  having  a  plate  across  the 
bottom  thereof  and  having  sector  shaped  opening.*  in  said 
bottom  plate,  a  sleeve  surrounding  said  mixing  chamber, 
inwardly  extending  sector-shaped  spring  plates  on  the 
lower  end  of  said  sleeve,  and  a  nfizzle  extending  into  said 
mixing  chamber  and  engaged  by  the  inner  ends  of  said 
spring  plates  to  hold  the  nozzle  In  position. 


1,469,715.  SAFETY  RAZOR.  Arnold  S.  Bbkakky,  East 
Orange,  N.  J.,  and  Chahles  F.  Piktsch.  Malvern,  N.  \. 
Filed  Feb.  2,  11>21.  Serial  No.  441. h83.  1  Claim.  (CI. 
30  -12.) 


A  safety  razor  including  a  plate-seat,  a  plate  depressor, 
and  means  for  retaining  said  plate  depressor  against  said 


im 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  2, 1928 


s^at,  said  plate  c  epresaor  having  its  body  bowed  upwardly 
at  a  point  substj  ntlally  intermediate  its  side  edjjes  where- 
by to  providf^  a  ^ide  portion  adapted  to  coact  with  the 
surface  being  shn  vt>d  the  under  fac*?  of  said  plate  depressor 
being  spaced  from  the  upper  face  of  said  seat  at  this  point. 
guiile  pins  securti]  to  the  under  (nc*-  of  salil  ■li'pri'ssur 
and  adjai>'Dt  th^  center  portion  thereof,  said  cuid''  pins 
tvfing  adapted  to  extend  into  openings  formed  in  said  seat, 
and  collars  ass(i<|iatfd  with  said  guid'  pins  and  positionfd 
in  such  a  manner  as  to  norma lly  \\f  ail;at*'nt  the  upper 
face  of  said  .seal 


1.4';'J.71t''.       i;as    P.ntNEK,      Lemiec.    r,    CuLI-ieu.    Hunt- 
ington   I'ark     ralif,      Piled    pf'b.    is,    1022.      Serial    No. 

."i'.T.r,.''.i        1     1  (aim.       i<'l,     l.'s-  t\: 


I::   :l    ;.i;r:i. 
nriftce    form.><l    t!i 
oririck'  and  h.ivin 
ab<ive   the  outlet 
secured   on    said 
slots  form,  d  the] 
said    ^'irioT    [i!a:|i 
troiu-'"!.    r;>-.ii 


c:^iiifii:iation  wirii  a  .•.<s'ii::r  ',a'.  ui4  an 
r.-in,  if  a  .■ham',  r  f.irnv.l  ai'.'V  -sn-i 
:  .\n  outlet  therein,  a  'oitfl-'  pl.at..  ni..iiM'.''l 
.f  sail!  chanilitT.  bur:. or  i.l.'.t.s  uiovaMy 
■astin.:  anil  h.iviis;  i  -.."i -s  of  [laralbl 
■in,  a  rr.iu.:li  form  .1  .il. ■•■>.■  .in.l  ;»■[%¥■■■  n 
■•i  :\  r'  f'.rT  pi[s.>  KiipiMirt'sl  .ihiV"  sal 
-  ■■■  i.tr'il.iii.'  the  f\  w  of  fiiol  from  sai.l 
I'i    ■■hami.'T.    ,ind    m.'ans    fur    [■rt'-heatin^' 


.■liiJ    i-on'r.il    means 


l,4o'tTlT        Mil 

(a  I  k  la  IT  i.  Call  ( 
2    I'lairns.       ( C 


1,  In  a  ile\i, 
heel  portion,  a  ( 
substantial  thick 
heel  portion  and 


I    SUPPORTER.      FFS-k.vris    R.    ruTTiNT, 
P'iled  Mi.v  1,  Hi-'.',     Serial  No.  5,')T,60:! 
.    36—71.1 


.f  the  i-haractfT  il»'scrit)«sl,  .  i.niprisin^  a 

i!er    p  .rti   n,   sai<l    filler   pwirtion    being  of 
tnisa   at    the   [xiint    of  juncture  with    said 

aperinu  toward  its  opposite  extremity,  an 
oTerlyine  strip  sccurwl  to  said  heel  portion  and  said  filler 
portion,  said  ovei'lyhijj  strip  having  winzs  fnrm<  d  integral 

cover  for  said  device  as  a  whole, 
2.  In  a  devicelof  the  character  describtnl.  the  combina 
tlon  with  a  resilient  heel,  .  f  a  resilient  fiber  filler  secured 
to  said  heel  anfl  taperini:  away  therefrom,  an  overlying 
atrip  secured  to  gald  heel  fx^irtlon  and  said  filler,  wings 
foriDed  integral  irlth  said  stri[i,  a  cover  for  said  device  as 
a  whole,  and  eyflets  extending  through  saiil  wiin'n  and 
said  cover. 


1.469,718.      MAOn 
r>OWN     MAS!^ 
SrCH    AS    \ 

L.»[DLAW,     L*l 

1022.      Serial 
1     A   machine 

portable    frame. 

frame,   a   slid« 


INK    FOR    CrTTING    OR    BREAKING 

OF     rT"LVERrLENT     MATERIA!.. 

IFiriAl.    MANURE       .Lvur.s    rUrKSOS 

Edinburgh,    Scotland.      Filed    Sept.    T. 

So.    5S6.624.      2   Claims.      iCl.    262— 25.  i 

of   the    kind    as    described    comprising    a 

a   eubstnntlally    vertical    track    on    said 

r   traversing   said   track,   a    rotary   tool 


SES 

FT 

ltd. 


to 


Joornaled  in  .said  slide,  a  drive  pulley  .n  said  to<d.  an  idler 
pulley  Journaled  in  said  slid.,  and  oiwraflvely  aligned  with 
said  drive  pulley,  an  >ndlis,s  belt  for  driving  laid  pulleys. 


said  belt  runiiin,:  on  flie<l  pulleys  ilisiKwed  at  either  end 
if  =aid  track,  and  means  f  r  traversing  eai'l  slide  along 
said  track  fompri-iiu-  a  winch  for  hoisting  said  slide, 
and   gravitational   m.au^   f..r   r<  turning   it. 


l.l'-.;i.T10  COMPI.N  \TlM\  IM,HIK  l-WSTI'.'XUR.  .M.isebt 
Ik.b.su.v.  S;  I  ..ni.orf.  ijiieht.-,  i  .in.oia.  a~>i_'!."r.  by 
nienne  assi_-i  in.oas  t  ,  i  .un.^i  ri,rnp:in\.  i  I/ica„'o,  1.1,,  a 
Cor;i..r.iuoti  ,.i  l.liii.is.  l-'il.-il  l^'.-o.  _'n,  lit-'2.  S<Tial  No. 
5:!.>v,o,;.-,.  it. new.. j  au^.  ^,  l'j23.  a  Claims.  (CL 
2t»2— 241.) 


.    t4 


8.  In  door  fastening  means,  a  combined  opener  and 
closer  plvotally  mounted  and  operating  from  a  handle 
terminating  In  an  offset  grip,  a  f\jlcrum  member  cooperat- 
ing with  said  opener  and  closer,  a  bracket,  a  wedge  pin 
slidable  therein  and  a  slotted  locking  bar  pin  extending 
into  said  bracket  and   rigid  with   said  handle. 


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1,469,720        BRUSH     RIGGING        Farmm     F.     Dobsey, 
Rochester.     N.     V..     assignor     lo     North     Kixat     Electric 
Company.  Roch(»<ter.  N    \  .  a  Corjioration  of  New  Y'  rl< 
Filf'sl    I>.c     1!!.    1021.      S*-rial    No.    :i2(;,l'00.      U    Claims 
(CI     171      .■rJ4.) 


1     I'.riisli  riL'^iinj,'    .omprl-inL'"    a    flat    pi. 


a 


suliitinu    material;    a     slu-.  t  meta!    lirusli  ti-.h!' r    pr.  \i.!  .1 
•wilb    luL's   embrai'ini:  opposit.'  (•d;:es   .>l    ilo     insilaua-:  ira 
ferial,   and  ;l  sheet  metal  support   pr   \  idi^.l  \\iiii    ln;;s   .  an 
liracini;    oilier    opposite    ed.'es    of    ill"    iiif-'iia  t  ins:    ni:iterial. 


].4r,:i,721.        MHTIlHli     OI"     HAMiLlN'.      IM'I'     MllT.vL 
STRIP    .\\I>    .\!'P.\R.\  rrs     rilKRllldH        \i.   1   ■!:     M. 
i:i.w.\iiiis.    \Vf>rcester.    Ma<s  .    as.sign..r    to    .M.ir^-an    t  .  ii 
strnctlon   C.impaii\  ,    Worce>ter,   Mass..   a    ( 'orT>orat  i  a.   of 


M:issachusetts  l-dle<l      Sept.       1  !>,       I'.M'.t 

.".-4.772,       *;;    Claims.        iCL     242 — 78. » 


1 


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I.  'l"be  m.  thod  ..f  handliiie  tliiJi  !i<  t  metal  f-!ri|.  Iiavmi; 
Inherent  maun'ti.-  i.ropi.riies  after  its  (leli\ery  tn  the 
flnishiiij.'  rolls  of  a  mill  whieh  consists  in  coiling  ttie  slri]! 
by  mngntir  means  after  co  lin;.'  the  forwar.l  end  tielow 
the  point  of  recjilis.eiii  .  .InriiiL'  its  continuous  pussa_-. 
between  the  finisbini:  rolls  .-1111  tliof-aid  ma*;netii-  means 
the  remaind.  r  of  the  strip  liein»:  .■oiled  at  sul.stantially 
the    temperature    of    rolling. 


1,409.722.  PNEUMATIC  PRESS  FOIJ.(nVKR  Wii  IHM 
R.  GoRixiN,  Rochester,  N.  Y  .  assignor  to  .North  East 
Electric  Company.  Rochester.  N.  Y..  a  Corp.. ration  of 
New  York.  Filed  Apr.  l>^.  1922.  Serial  No.  ,5.'4.0f;4  7> 
Claims.       (CI     7S      42.) 


1.  In  a  press  follower,  the  combination  of  a  cylinder;  a 
piston  therein  ;  means  for  admitting  air  to  the  cylinder 
for  raising  the  pieton  ;  a  pressure-tank  ;  connections  be- 
tween the  tank  and  the  cylinder ;  and  means  In  said  con- 
nections for  preventing  flow  of  air  from  the  tank  to  the 
cylinder  during  the  up-troke  of  the  piston,  said  means 
oprating  to  permit  such  flow  after  the  completion  of  the 
up-stroke. 


1,460.72:5        SEtiMENTAL    ABBA8IVE    WHEEL.       Wm- 

i.Ai-E  W.  GRKh  Nwaioti,  Wor.-i'st'T,  Mass  ,  assij,'n..r  t..  N.-r- 
ton  Company.  Worcester.  Mass..  a  Corpora  t  i.'i.  of  Masv,a- 
rhiisetts.  Filed  Mar.  2>>,  l'.>21.  S.-rial  N,.  }."o;opi  r> 
Claims       iCl     .'.1-   ■-'(>•;.) 


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^^ 

-ll 

1.  \  primliiiL:  wl..  (.iiij. rising  a  cylindrical  drum 
adai.!.-.|  t..  N.  !i  aiit.'d  concentrically  on  tl  ■  «!  •! 
Hpiioil.'  a!ra>.i\.  ^.  ::!)ieaf«  mounted  thereon  ati.l  turmiu;; 
a  .■'.  lindri.'al  _Ti  n.iii:  j  surface,  each  of  saa:  ^e-uients  hav- 
ing a  I  r..;.  (  !  it,..;  \-z  n  :,  inner  portion,  and  clamping 
rn.-ai,s  uoiiois;.^  ;i  r.  a!..\  .:l.le  wedge  to  engage  said  lug 
with  adjus'.ii  1  pr.ssure  and  replaceably  fasten  the 
secmcnt    to    Said  il!a;m 


1.469,724.  Mli.I.  .WIM'KllSS  Iiumu.!  i  Ui'PEN8.\rK, 
Cincinnati,  (diio,  assignor  to  The  O.  P.  Schrlv(  r  Com- 
pany, Cincinnati.  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio.  Filed 
Oct.    20,   1921.      Serial   No.    509.147.      9   Claims.      (CI. 

H'V-122.) 


1.  In  a  device  cif  ihe  .lat^s  described,  tlie  cmil-iiiat  i.-u 
of  a  twa.  se.tion  casing,  the  secti  ms  of  -which  are  hiiigtxily 
mounted  upon  one  another  and  which  have  ways  there- 
through which  may  t.e  brought  into  alignment  e.ne  with 
the  other,  a  shearing  plate  mounted  on  one  of  the  sections 
and  (extending  through  the  way  in  said  section,  shafts 
mounted  revolnbly  upon  the  last  menliontnl  section  and 
exi.'nding  through  the  way.  knives  mounte<l  on  the  shafts 
adapted  to  caop<'rate  with  the  shearing  idate  in  sliredding 
fruits,   and   means  to  actuate  the   kni\es. 


1,469.725.       DISPI^AY     STAND.       Geohoe    .7.     Hei.enek, 
New    York.    N.    Y.      Filed    .luly    .■?.    1022.      Serial    No 
572,494.      2    Claims.       (CI.    211—18.) 
1.   .\  display  stand  of  the  character  described,  compris 
ing   a  supporting  structure,   a    pair   of  spaced    platforms 
for    receiving   and    holding   articles    to    bo    displayed,    the 
upper  platform   being  formed   with   notches    t>r   receiving 
part   of  the  article  while  the  lower  platform  is  provided 
a  plurality   of  cups  for  receiving  the  lower  ends  of  said 
articles,    a   covering   of   sheet    metal    having   openings    for 
receiving   said   cups,    a   pltirality   of   supporting   arms   for 
supporting  said   covering,   said  supporting  arms  merging 


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into  a  ceotral 
•ection  formed 
the   plane   of    t 


lisk,   said  central  disk  having  a   tubular 

ith  Its  axis  arranged  at   right  angles  to 

e    arms,    said    tubular    section    having   an 


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OCTOBEB  2,  1923 


inwardly    pxt-^ndins;    flang.-    restina;   oa    said    support,    and 
a    standard    •^xf'fidinK    from    said    support    throueh    said 

tuhular    ofrui-'iirl" 


1,409.7-';  MA'illlNE  FOK  KOIXIN*i  METAL  Max 
Ke<k.  Cresc.'uj  Springs.  Ky.  Filed  Mar.  2tj.  1921  Se 
rial   Nn    4.").",*-J>-      6  Claims.      .('1,   SO — 5fi  < 


6.  Id  a  devic  of  the  class  described  the  combination 
of  a  ba.Af  having  a  transverse  bore,  sidps  having  vertical 
slots  thert'in  regis  t.>rinK  with  the  transverse  bore,  a  head 
connecting  the  upper  ends  of  the  sides  and  having  a  trahs- 
verse  bore  th*>rei|i.  a  crank  shaft  mounted  revolubly  In 
the  transv.>r<.'  ujre  in  the  head,  a  vertical  drive  shaft 
mounted  on  '>ne  if  the  sides,  a  bevfl  gi&r  on  the  crank 
shaft  -'D.-nirin^'  a  pevt-l  tjear  on  the  drive  shaft,  right  and 
lt>ft  hand  ».,rms  mounted  on  the  drive  shaft,  upper  ainl 
lower  beariiu:  blo|ks  moanted  slldaMy  In  the  slots  in  the 
sides.  8prin_'-i  yi^-Hably  spncine  th'>  upper  ,ind  l^wer  bear- 
ing l>locks,  an  up^.er  roll  -*haft  mounted  ujx'n  the  upper 
bearinif  blo.-k.s  ajl..wer  roll  shaft  numnted  on  the  low^r 
bearing  blocks,  wnrm  wheals  mounte<l  nn  thf  roll  shafts 
engaging  the  woixns,  cooperating  rolls  mounted  on  the 
roll  shafts  intermediate  the  sides,  a  r.im  shaft  mounted 
revolubly  in  the  tran.nverse  tiore  In  the  !>asp,  cam  faces 
formed  on  the  cfi  m  shaft  adapted  tu  engage  the  lower 
bearing  blocks,  a  1  ig  formed  on  the  cam  shaft  and  a  crank 
adjuatably   mount  ^d  on    the   base  adapted    to  en^at^f   th<' 


lug  on  the  cam  shaft  whenhy  the  cam  shaft  may  be 
revolubly  actuated  so  :«s  t..  move  the  cam  faces  over  the 
l>>■w^■T  Ik"! ring  blocks  and  tii.'  heiirtuij  Idocka  are  adjustably 
reciprocate"!    in    the    .-lots    in    the    sides. 


I  4t',0  T'JT  TIlEitMDSTATIC       SWITCH  I  .NC       nEVlCB 

l-<d:  ELECTRIC  IR<»NS  Fr.^nk  .iKitMi.v.  Alpena, 
Mi'h  iKsijinur  of  one  third  to  himself.  on---third  to 
I'ort.T  A.  Buck,  and  i>iie-thir.|  to  Nelson  M.  Eddy,  all 
"f  Alp.ua,  Mich  Ftlf.l  Mar  14.  1922.  Serial"  No. 
,%*:;  *.'.ei       V.    riaim-.      i  ci     -Ji'v     iTi  i 


'.» 


1,  \  tht^rmi.stati,-  switchina;  device  for  .'lectrlc  Irons 
which  compris«'8  a  i  nrrfiit  controllinj;  switch,  an  expan- 
sible thermostatic  <lem.'iit  disposed  in  association  with 
the  switch  whereby  its  expansion  will  open  the  switch 
at  a  predetermined  t.mperatur^,  said  thermostatic  ele- 
ment beintj  so  disposer]  that  when  expanded  the  switch 
cannot    Ir-    rcturn»'d    f.i    its   clii>eil   position. 


I.4fin.7L'S  TENSIONING  HE  VICE  FOR  CUITFI-FOLD- 
INi;  MACHINES  Wirt.r.oi  I'  Ij?vv,  Salinas,  Calif. 
Filed    .<f>pt      1,     H»JL'       Serial    No.    5S5,8i;i.      7    Claims 

(Ci.  -7(>-~-::',i  , 


1.  Ill  a  t»'nsiunini,'  d-'vic.^,  :in  ns,  illn tory  sliaft,  ten- 
"iuuiii,-  t'l.m.nfs  r-irricd  tlier.'by.  and  ndatlvely  rnovabli- 
rn-nilior.;  li.uiri:;  a  slidiii,;  engagement  with  each  other  for 
'■<cii!a'in;;  saiii  shaft  to  cnnti-n!  the  tension  of  saiil  ten- 
sioning  element^ 


1.469,729.  METHOD  ANI>  MACHINE  FOR  REFIUG- 
BSRATION.  Don  D.  MYras.  Toledo.  Ohio,  assignor  to 
Industrial  Research  Corporation.  Toledo,  Ohio,  a  Cor- 
poration of  l>'law»re.  Filed  June  28.  1920.  Serial 
No.  392,171.  17  Claims.  (CI.  62—170.) 
1.  The     method     of    refrigerating,     which    consists    In 

cyclically    varying    the    volnnio    of    a    flxe<i    mass    of    gas. 

immersinj;  said  gns  in  a  cooling  medium   durin-  the  half 


I  I 


i 


' 


( 


October  2. 192S 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


185 


cycle   nearest   the   minimum   volume    point   In    the   cycle, 
and  immersing  said  gas  in  a  medium  to  be  cooled  during 

the  other  half  cycle,   whereby   heat  from   said   medium    to 


be  cooled   is  absorbed  by  the  gas  during  said  other  half 
cycle. 


1,469,730.  MAIL  BOX.  J.\mks  Abraham  Nichoi>s,  Egan, 
8.  Dak  Filed  May  22.  1922  Serial  No.  562.63.5.  4 
Claims.      (CI.    232 — 17.) 


1.  A  rural  mail  box  comprising  an  elongated  casing 
having  end  walls  and  a  transversely  curved  top,  a  mail 
receptacle  of  elongated  formation  received  in  said  casing 
and  having  end  wall.s  pivoted  to  the  end  walls  of  the 
casing,  the  bottom  of  the  receptacle  b«'ing  curved  trans- 
versely, a  rod  rotatahly  connected  to  the  curved  top  of 
said  casing  and  having  on  •  end  extended  laterally  to 
constitute  a  latch  adapted  to  engage  the  upper  end  of 
th-  recpptacle  to  hold  the  sani^  in  position,  a  spring  con- 
fined between  the  inner  side  of  said  receptacle  and  the 
adjacent  sides  of  the  casing,  one  side  of  said  casing 
being  open  for  the  passage  of  said  receptacle,  the  curved 
top  of  said  casing  being  arranged  in  the  path  of  travel 
of  the  inner  .'^Ide  of  said  receptacle  whereby  to  limit  the 
outward  swinging  movement  of  the  receptacle. 


l,46ft.7.-^1  SPHINO  MOUNTING,  Victok  W.  r.^Gft,  Kew 
Gardens.  N.  w  York.  N.  Y.  Original  application  filed 
May  27.  1921.  Serial  No.  465,052.  Divide<l  and  this 
application  filed  Feb.  7,  1922.  Serial  No.  534,770  5 
Claims.  (CI.  267— .")4.) 
1.   A  rear  axle  bousing  formed  to  provide  a  lubricant 

chamber,  a  plurality  of  lugs  projeeting  from  said  chamber, 


a    bolt    supported    in    (.aid    lugs,    and    a    sprin;;    pivotally 
mounted  on  said  bolt,  said  Udt   being  hollow  .niri  having 


c.ii)iiiniiiir:in<>n  wi;!]  tlie  said  lulH-icant  iLaiiil-rr  and  b.diig 
perf.uMie.i  ti.  pejiiiit  of  lubricant  [la.ssii.g  ;t;.!(f:n:i;  to 
the    .-iiriiius 


1.4697.32  TRUCK  HOIST  Willum  H  Klvise.v,  Kan- 
sas I'ity,  M(e,  assignor  <d'  ojn-halt  to  deorge  Heine- 
maiin.  Kansas  City.  Mo.  I'iied  June  12,  11*20  Serial 
No    3h^,55l.      1   Claim.      (CI.   298-21.* 


\ 


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JU  J 

■' « ^- — -i  ^ — r* ' 


The    ciiinliiuatinii    of   a    motor   vehicle   havinj:    .i    rhas-is 
and   a    Iwdy    pivoted   at   one   end    to   said   cha>six,    i.f   ;«,, 
sprocket  wlitt  Is  fixed  to  the  propeller  shaft  of  the  \  chide 
motor,  a  countershaft,  88.  paralleling  the  propf-ller  shaft, 
a    sprocket    wheel    fixed   on  .gald   countershaft    and    driven 
by    one    of    the    sprocket    wheels    on    the    propeller    shaft 
through    the   internie<liacy    of   a    chain,    a    second    counter- 
shaft   paralleling    the    propeller    shaft,    a    sprocket    wheel 
loo.sely    mouDttMi   \ipon   sjiid   second   eountersliaft   and    pivo- 
vided  with  a  cltitch  member,  a  spmcket  chain  for  driving 
the  last-menlione<I  sprocket  wheel  from  the  other  sjiro.  ket 
wheel    on    the   propeller   shaft,    a    gear   wheel    fixed    to    the 
countershaft,  S8,  a   pear  whe«d  loosely  mounted   upion   the 
second  countershaft  to  drive  the  same  in  a  leverse  direc 
tion  from  that   in  wli!<-li  it  is  diiven  ly  tin    sprocket  wheel 
mounted   thereon,  a  clutch   tneuiher   on    the  !h>i  luenlion.  d 
gear    wheel,    an    intermediate    clutch    member    having    a 
feather    connection     with    the    second    coiiiitershaft    and 
adapted    to   b<'   alternately   shifted   into   engageiueiit    with 
the  aforementioned  clutch  members,  inechanisin  for  shift- 
ing the  intermediate  clutch  member  iiWo  engagement  wiih 
«'Uher  of  the  companion  dutch  meinl)ers  to  <ffect  rotation 
of  the  second  countershaft  in  opposite  directions,  a  worm 
fixed    to    the   second    countershaft,   a    worm    wh  el    driven 
by   said  worm,  a   In-vel  gear  driven  by   the  w^rm   wheel    a 
R cond   bevel    gear   driven    by    the   first    l)eve!    -ear.   an    in- 
clined shaft  on   which  said   second  bevel   gear   is   fixedly 
mounted,   a   worm   also   fixedly   mounted   on    said    inclin..] 
shaft,   a  worm   wheel  driven  by  the  last-mentioned   worm. 
and  a   sprock(<t  wheel   fixed  on   the  shaft   of   tSie  hist  men. 
tloned  worm  wheel  and  a<iapted   to  dri^e   hoisrin-  mecha- 
nism for  raising  and   lowering  the   rehie!.-  N-,dy    substnn- 
tlally    as    phown    and    described 


1S6 


1,469.73:;. 
Se\bold 
nssiiinors 


iWPER  TRIMMIN(;      M.VCHINK.       Ciukles       meat    arrariKed    in    said    op<>i»lrn,'.    «ai<l    moverapnt    Ut^ins 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTP: 


OCTOBEB  2, 1923 


a|iul   WiLLUM    L.    Valjqcbttb,  Dayton,   Ohio, 
>   The   S<»ybold    Machine   Company,    Dayton, 
r;-.. ration    of    Ohio.       Flletl    Mar.    IR.    1922. 
J44,0>i8.     31  Claims.     (CL  164— 54. j 


much    smaller    in    dinnieter    thiiii    the    rase,    and    coverliit; 


1  In  a  ;ia])er  trimmins  machine.  thf»  ''nmbination  with 
a  phirnlity  iif  trimmint;  devic«'s  arranged  in  difTerent 
[ilanes  to  (*p»Jrafe  on  different  portions  of  a  paper  pili>  in 
^uccfs.sii.in,  I'i  means  for  presenting  the  piles  to  sairl  triii 


means  ii  rr;iii:;r.!  .in  mi,!  fraiiif  aronriil  said  lU'ivcmriit 
and  ovf'f  'tn-  sji.nc  ir«.!wcci  .Hiid  inn\cii)eit  and  siiUi 
case. 


1.4fV.i  :.;.;  S  !  MKA<;i:  HATIKKV  SVSTKM.  I!.\VMMM. 
11.  SiM.nw,  jim-hester.  N  V  ,  assi^ndr  to  .Vnitti  K  >r 
Klectric  •  ompanv.  knchc-Jti'r.  N  Y.,  a  i 'orporatioti 
.  f  .N'cvv  Ynrk  Filrd  May  4.  I'.r.':.'.  .^erial  No.  o."M.4T."i. 
-'   I'laims.      '{']     lTl"-:'-i;!. ) 


1     A.    itoraKe-battery    system    omipri^inu-    a     L'fri<Ta  t^r  ; 
a    stora:.'!'    ti:i  ftprv       -irr'nit    .-.in  iic.tinii<    |.ft«->MM/    thi-    cen- 


min^   dfvicosJ  r^aid   means)   being  in   planfs  at  an   ancle   tn    ,    fTator    and    ']>"    'mti'Tv,    .ii.d    ,i    [d'lralifv    of    r.  \erse  eiir- 
•■a-'h   nth'>r   with   yl^ddablf   <-lamps   to   Ik. Id    the   p'l*'s   while       r^nt    rut  "ins    arrant;''d    in    parall<>:    to    '■ontn.l    saiil    e  m- 


Timmfd 


l,4fV.i,::;4,  MiiToR  STANI'.  Joseph  II,  St.m.ky.  roiurn- 
[•.i*.  Iisd.  1-ilf.i  Mar  4.  lft."2,  Serial  No,  ."41.'J54,  12 
I   laini-,  <  1.     _'•» — >?Si.> 


!!>'i't  ;oii>,  Th.  '■•!!■.  T^  i..in-  pr  ''.idrd  vv'fli  st-rifs  wilid- 
iiis,'s  whK'li  ari-  I  n  tiTruiin.'<'t.'<|  <..  ;is  t,,  i,e  fiicrgizfd  in 
all  til''  nit  "lilts  wfoTi  till"  fiinta.ts  uf  .,ne  of  the  rijt- 
outs  art-  (.'his»>d 


1. *•!!', t:7      i.\iri![:i;\.vri.\<;     sri'vii.vTrs      (muk    n. 

TKVKSiiKH  ('i.i'iL'o,  III  .iv.i--,,,r  to  .'vtai'dai-d  i  ap  A: 
Se.al  r.ir[iora  tion,  Chir.M^'o  II!  a  i 'orpora  tiofi  of  Illi- 
nois. Filed  .laii  !■»,  I!i2l  S.Tial  No.  4.''.9.r)10.  0 
Claims.      Hi    ill       1 :',   I 


1  Thf  r-uruhination  with  a  fontalniT  holdinj;  Impren- 
n.'itim.'  fluid:  of  means  for  forcini:  rireulation  of  air: 
ni»M  haiilsm     for     ronvc.vint;     Itiiprt'triiated     material     from 

j  the  ini[)re;;iiatiii;,'  fl'iiil  '-ontain-T  to  the  eirculatlnii  air; 
nril   a  screen    tiiroiiuh   wtdch    the  air  is  directed  upon   the 

!    im-ireirnated  material. 


1.  In  a  m' 
vertically  atn 
trically  of  tl 
rails,  and  on 
comprising  a 
larly  dispi->seH 
attached  to  a 
from  the  rail 


i< 


l,4t  • 

Tl 


tor  stand,  a  pair  of  parallel  rails  adjustable 

lit  a  eommon  axis,  means  adjustable  concen- 

e   axis   for   holding  a   given   position    of   the 

or  more  brackets  for  each  rail,  each  bracket 

pair   of  .straight  perforated    members   angu- 

to    each    other,    on>»    of    which    members    l.s 

rail,  the  other  member  extending  inwardly 

to  which  the  bracket  is  attached. 


r.'.<        FI.F.VIBI.K    SH.VFT    COTPLINO.       Eari.    D. 
B.s,    New    York.    N      Y  .    assignor    to    Igoe    Brothers, 
Newark.    N     .1  .    a    i 'orjoiration    of    .New    .Jersey.      P'iled 
l!:t22.      Serial    No.    530,350.      4    Claims.       (CL 


1,460,735  tS'ATCHC.VSE  FILLER  RINC.  Albert  L. 
Ste.\r.vs,  >  ew  York,  and  Aixii.ph  W.  nor.M.4N.v.  Brook- 
lyn. N.  Y.,  assijrnors  to  Roy  Watch  Case  Co.,  New 
York.  N.  Y..  a  Corporation  of  New  Y'ork.  Filed  .July 
1022.  Serial  No.  573,276.  6  Claims.  (CI.  58^—8^.) 
1.  A    watc  1,    comprising    a    large    thin    case,    a    frame 

arranged   in  faid   case  having  an  opening,   a   watch   mf.ve- 


1.   In    a    shaft    <i)uplliiK.    the    combination    with   collars 
a(:npte«l    to    be    fixed    on    the    shafts    to    be    coupled,    of 


October  2, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


187 


colled  springs  connecting  said  collars  together,  and 
bundles  of  flexible  reinforcing  wires  filling  the  coUb 
of    said    springs    and    extending    betwe«'n    the    collars. 


1,469,739.  PFNCTDRING  ATTA<HMENT  FOR  i<tl. 
LAI'SIHI.K  TTHKS  Ceoroe  S  Ti  rver.  New  Ilrni  s 
Wick.  N  .1.  Filed  Sept  1.  1022  Serial  No  .-.!■,-,. 74." 
8   Claims.      (CI.    221— «(•.  f 


/    /-"v 


1  -Vs  a  new  arti(de  of  iuanufactnr»'.  .a  pisnctiiring 
atfaiMiment  for  collapsible  tiilie.s  consisting  of  a  plate 
liavinL'  a  central  Ixire  to  lit  over  the  neck  of  a  col- 
lapsible tiilie,  said  plate  h;i\inp  a  imncturing  mem- 
ber [irojeci  ill;;  at  a  sifle  thereof  and  [nduled  to  pene- 
trate the  seal  of  the  tube. 


1.460.740.      CAXTIKNINt;      MF(1I.\NI.^M       llKNin       \ 
r.vUKRWiMin.     .Mount     Holly.     N      C,     a^si^-iior     of     one 
third     to    ('.     IMwin     llntchis.,ii,     M.onit     Holly.    N.    C. 
Filed    Aug.    :{(>.    1022       Serial    No     .'s,' .i':;i!       t;    Claims. 

tci.  10    !:>;•) 


Hi 


■>  -f- 


1.  The  comldnalion  with  a  machine  for  preparing  a 
sliver,  of  a  can  for  receiving  the  silver  therefrom,  and 
means  for  turning  said  can  first  in  one  direction  and 
then  in  the  other  to  prevent  the  continuous  colling  of 
the  sliver  and  the  twisting  of  the  same  in  one  direc- 
tion   all    the    time    during    the    filling    of   the    can. 


1,469,741.  MOTOR  C.\R.  Je.a.n  K.  Vanatta,  Chicago, 
111.,  as.sigiior  to  Miidge  &  ("ompjuiy,  I'hicago,  111  .  a 
Corporation  of  Illinois.  Filetl  .Vr^r,  23.  1923.  Serial 
No.    633,818.       ;;     Claims.        iCi.     1(>5--I62.t 


1  .\  ini^!<'f  ■  .-I  r  li;i\in;:  fi'oiii  :nut  v:\i]  cros--  bars  niid 
two  Side  hars  cofi.-!  iMit  iii_'  a  !h:ii[i  I:,.Fi!.',  a  ^ii  j)erstriic- 
ture  finnie  Miiiporting  a  se.a  t ,  me;sti<  f-ir  hingedly  con. 
Ill  rtin^;  the  fr:inie  iind  one  end  ■•:  siiid  superstnictt; re. 
means  for  frictionally  iniidiii;.'  tlic  stiperst  nirture  and 
the  frame  iirrnly  toi;ether  wlun  in  tlie  normal  position, 
and  means  for  holding:  the  siiperstrii't  ure  in  an  in- 
clined position  when  one  end  the].. of  is  riiised  ahove 
the  frame. 


1. ♦•'0,742,  MOTOi:  t  yrii:  sADld.i:  OK  SK.\T,  Friid- 
l:icn  N'l-Tli.ii.  .Ui.stcrdaiii,  \  et  hcr!.-i  lois  l'i!e<i  .\Ug. 
l.'c      1021,         Seri:i!      No.      V.i2,2:;s  '.i      ■  lainis.         (CL 

2ns — 24, 1 


1.  In  a  motor  cycle,  tiic  comhin.i ;  en  wilh  il.e  moior 
cycle  frame,  of  .a  seat  carried  hy  -aid  frame  and  iik'V- 
able  relatively  thereto,  fcxit  rests  rigid  with  said  seat 
so  that  they  move  when  the  seat  moves,  and  guiding 
means  for  guiding  said  seat  along  a  line  extending  rear- 
wardly  and  downwardly  relative  to  s.iid  motor  ( ycle 
frame  and  for  guiding  said  foot  tests  in  n  path  which 
moves  the  foot  repts  forwardly  with  respect  to  the 
Seat  when  the  seat  and  foot  rests  are  depressed  with 
respect  to  the  motor  cycle  frame,  and  n  spring  oppos- 
ing said  rearward  and  downward  movement  of  stiid 
seat. 


1,469,743.  SHIRT-IRONINC,  BO.\RD  ihaki.ks  K. 
Warkam,  Cincinnati,  and  Dana  H  Bkv.h.miv.  Cleve- 
land Heights,  Ohio,  assignors  to  The  .\raerican  laun- 
dry   Machinery    Company,    Cincinnati.    Ohio,    n    Corpo- 


ration   of    Ohio.       Original 
1017,    Serial    No.    178,2.86. 
tion    filed    Mar.     21.     1021. 
Claims.      (CI.  68—0.) 
1.    In    an    Ironing    machine. 


application     tiled     July     2, 

Divided    and    this    applica- 

Serial     No.     4,'>4.212.       7 

an     ironing    board    having 


a  bosom  receiving  surface  sloping  laterally  in  both  direc- 


188 


tlons    from    Its 
tand,    aald    bo^rd 
cHd    and 

support  the 


•ke 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


Octobfh2.  1023 


middle    line    In    tbe    regioo    of    ita    neck- 

betng    suffldeotly    wide    at    tbe    tail 

■atBcjkatlj    narrow    at    the    neckband    end    to 

p«rtiona  of  tb«  boaoma  of  rarloua  viae 


shirts    with 
the   neckband 
those     portions 
sides   of    the   n 
out   wrinkles. 


the 


tails    spread    in    diverging    form     from 

toward  tbe   tall  end  of  the   shirt,   whereby 

of     the     shirt    adjacent     to     and     at    the 

^kband   may    be   Ironed   smooth   and   with- 


AS 


1.469,744 

PARING    CJ 
SALi,    Waconi 
No     403.996. 


PR(t»CESS  OF  AND  APPARATUS  FOR   PRE- 
E    FT>R    EXTRACTION.      EIdwarc    Was 
a.    Minn.      Filed    Aug.    16,    1920.      Serial 
6  Clalma.      (CL   14« — WL) 


p.  ■■ .  »       •' 


1.  The  process 
coiisiaCs  in  me<h 
pins;  mechanism 
topped  cane  fru 
mechani.sm,  euljt 
Jecting  the  cu 
lighter   parts    tl 


^1— /-    . 


«    «•        '  « 


of  preparing  cane  for  extraction    which 
anicaliy   conveying   the   cane   past   a    top- 
and    removing    the    tops,    conveying    the 
m    the    topping    mechanism    to    a    cutting 
Ing    the  cane   In   short    lengths,    and    sub- 
cane    to    an    air    blast     to    remove    the 
erefrom. 


^. 469. 745.  CRIB 
Brooklyn.  N  V 
4  Clalma.     "^' 


CORNER    LOCK.     Samiel   Wbisolass, 
Filed  Jan.  4,  11*22.     Serial  No.  526,893. 
Ul.  5—296.) 


rail 


1     In  Bide 
top  and  bottooD 
secured  to  a  ft 


and  post  connections,  a  socket  open  at 
and  one  side  and  comprising  a  base  plate 
ce  of  tbo  post,  and  a  resilient  face  plate 


connected  alons;  one  side  thereof  to  tbe  base  plate  and  ex- 
tending thereover  In  spaced  relation  therefrom,  the  face 
plate  baring  a  cj-ntrally  disposed  aperture  there! hrongh  ; 
adjustable  supporting  means  passing  through  said  aper- 
ture and  through  a  reglstirinK  aperture  in  the  base  plate 
and  engaging  tbe  post  ;  and  a  locking  member  operatlTrfy 
connected  to  the  .side  rail  at  an  eiid  of  the  rail  having  a 
portion  rt'ceivablf  b''tw>-«>ii  tlir  l>a»ie  plate  and  face  plate 
and  arrant''>'l  for  hI raddling  said  .><iii)porflnK  means  for 
vertical  support  .  lnter:il  moviment  of  the  locking  member 
when  so  received  N-ing  prev.-ntcd  l>y  eniraKftnent  of  one 
side  thert'of  with  said  '■onn"<tin>,'  sU\<-  of  tlie  face  plate  ; 
the  face  [il.itf  Ix'int'  coinprfK.silile  li>  ailjustmciit  of  i«iid 
supportiiiK  !in-aris  for  rlainpiim  tli''  lo.kitig  in»>:ii!>tT  in 
locking:  posit  i  .is 


1.469.746.       MKT.VI  I  h  VKIHCI.K    WIIKEI,.       .loii.v     I{ 

Welch,    Muncie,    In.i  :    Viola    M     Wilch.    e.tecutrlx    of 

said    John     R      We),  h.  decnutHl,    a.ssiniior    to    Viola     >I. 

Welch.    MiHiiii',    [nd  Hl*>d    .Vpr     _•.;.    llfJl.      Serial   No. 

4ft4.002        HI    Claiiiw.  (CI     :!0 1       'jn  \ 


1,    A  Tfiurl.-  wh''fl  in'  ludiiif  a    metallic  whet'l  felly  com 
prl-siDg  a  circular  iM.ily  aiiil  two  opposite  outwardly  extend 
ing  flaiijfe'*  th.ridii.  caili  tl.Mn;;f  having  a  turiie<l  over  l>ear 
ing    rib    ♦'iti-iidiiii;    loiititiiiooly    about    thf    body    and    also 
inwardly  appre<'!al)ly   towards  tlie  l.ody  .at  a  distance  from 
tbe  main  portion  of   fhf  flarii;f.   oach  flange  having  holes 
therein  to  r»'ielvo  IukNiUs 


1.469,717        llCiT    IMF    Foil    1-1,A.STIC    MOLDING.       Ko 
WIN   M,    WiMKit.    I'.rooklyi],    N     V       Flb-d   Aug.    12,   1021 

Serial  No    4!»1,72.J.      s  Cliiiui.s.      u'l.    1  ,V     ."i:!.  i 


7.  \  plnt'Mi  havin.;  ii  coil  of  metal  ttibiiiK  therein  for 
comluctiiiK  hot  or  cold  iii»-dium  through  the  platen  and  for 
eiteni*i\ely  distribtrtin;:  ln'iit  or  cold  through  the  platen  by 
radiation  from  said  coil  ;  thi>  tubing  being  oval  in  cross 
section. 


1.469. 748  Luu.<F  I.i:  AF  BINDER  AND  FILLER  THERE- 
Ft)R,  EiiNK.si  .\  r  Wui.F.  Now  York.  N.  Y.  Filed 
May  ."1.  I'.i2.'  S.rial  No.  ,'i58.592.  .'l  Claims.  (CI. 
129 — m) 


1.  A  device  of  the  class  described  comprising  a  p"*' 
of  cover  board.s,  a  folded  fly  strip  secured  to  one  of  said 
boards,  a  channel  strip  secured  to  the  other  of  said  boarda, 
a  filler,  a  strip  removably  mounted  in  the  said  folded  fly 
strip,  a  plurality  of  flexible  tongues  secured  to  said  rerooT- 


1 
■J 
■I 

*._ 
If 


i 

;t: 

I 


OCTOBKB  2,  11)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


189 


ably  mounted  strip,  a  pair  of  striiis  a<M;ured  together  and 
removably  secured  lu  said  channel  strip,  and  slide  clips 
on  one  of  said  pair  of  strips  and  cu-operatlre  with  said 
tontfuee. 


1,469,740.      COPYHOLDER,      Ai.BKttr 
York.   N.  Y.      Filed  S.pt,   .1.    1921, 
6  Claims.     <C1.  120—34.) 


N.   WfXJDRirF,   New 
Serial   No.    498,295. 


6.  A  copy  holder  comprising  a  bed,  a  line  indicator,  a 
housinik'  n'ciprocatiugly  mounted  in  said  bed  and  serving 
as  a  support  for  said  line  indicator  whereby  the  line  indi- 
cator is  reciprocated  longitudinally  of  the  bed  upon  recip- 
cating  movement  of  said  housing  and  means  for  recip- 
rocating said  housing,  said  means  compirislng  a  plurality 
of  spaceil  reciprocating  platfs.  a  rigid  n  d  carried  by  said 
plates,  means  carried  by  the  housing  and  adapted  for  en- 
gagement with  said  rrnl,  .'i  transversely  extending  operat- 
ing element  adniiled  for  engagement  with  a  hook  formed 
on  one  of  said  plates  whereby  sjiid  idate  is  reciprocated  in 
one  direction,  resilient  nuan.s  for  reciprocating  the  plate 
In  the  opposite  direction,  and  adjustalde  means  for  lim- 
iting the  movement  of  said  plate  when  actuated  by  said 
ref^illent  means. 


1.469,750.  INSTRl  (TIONAL  DUMMY  PRACTICE  KEY 
BO.\RD  APPARATUS.  Hknkv  IlKKHrHT  Yki.f,  South 
sea.  England  nied  Mar.  13,  192.?.  Serial  No,  024,821. 
5  Claims       (CI,  ,'?,^ — 16,) 


1,  A  practice  keyboard  device  including  a  casing,  a  key- 
board having  key  characters  thereon  arranged  in  said 
casing,  and  a  (ompression  spring  located  beneath  said 
keyboard  and  constituting  the  support  therefor  to  produce 
the  effect  of  key  tension. 


1,469,751.     TWO-ROW  LISTER.     Leon  W.  Chase.  Wn>- 

L1A.M    R.   MrOEACHiN,   and   Jauks    C.    Brand,    Lincoln, 

Nebr.,  assignors  to  Chase  Plow  Company,  Lincoln,  Nebr., 

a  Corporation  of  Nebraska,     nied  Nov.  5,  1921.     Serial 

Na.  613,082.     8  Claims.     (Cl.  97—248.) 

1.  A  liater  comprising  a  wheeled  frame  having  vertical 

adjustment  at  its  rear  portion  and  Including  a  front  cross 

beam,  pairs  of  vertically  slotted  brackets  carried  by  said 

beam,  a  plurality  of  plow  beams  carried  by   the  frame, 

means  guided  in  the  slots  of  the  bracketa  for  pfvotally  and 

alldnbly  connecting  the  forward  ends  of  the  bcaoM  and  the 


frame  to  tbe  cross  beam,  a  crank  shaft  supported  by  the 
cross  beam  and  connected  to  the  plow  beams  and  frame  for 


adjusting  the  same  In  the  brack*  t  slots,  and  means  for 
adjustably  operating  the  crank  shaft  l>y  and  during  ver- 
tically adjustiuK  tbe  wheeled  frauie 


1.469.752.  TWO  ROW  LISTER,  Leon  W  Cha.se,  Wil- 
LLAM  R.  McGnArniN,  and  J.a.mks  <■  Hkand  Lincoln, 
Nebr.,  assignors  to  Chase  Plow  Company,  Lincoln,  Nebr,, 
a  Corporation  of  Nebraska,  Filed  Ndv  ,".  1921,  Serial 
No.  513,081.     3  Claims.      (Cl.  97—2.34. 


1.  A  lister  comprising  a  wliwled  fninie,  laterally  spaced 
plow  beams  pivoted  to  tbe  front  irinis\(rKe  member  thereof 
for  vertical  movement  and  to  the  side  frame  meniU^rs  for 
a  similar  movement,  said  side  frame  members  being  articu- 
lated l)etwe<  n  the  front  tiiemticr  and  the  second  pivots  of 
said  plow  beams,  an  adjustable  connection  intermediate 
the  first  and  second  pivots  of  said  plow  beams  for  adjust- 
ably fixing  said  side  frame  members  to  the  plow  beams  to 
prevent  pivotal  action  about  said  second  pivots  and  to 
permit  Independent  adjustment  of  each  plow  beam  rela- 
tive to  its  respective  side  frame  members  and  means  for 
vertically  adjusting  the  frame. 


1,469,753.  STITCHER  WHEEL  AND  GUARD  JoitN  W. 
DiRKSOX,  Kent,  and  Lee  E..  Ci.cich.  Akron,  Ohio,  as- 
signors to  The  Mason  Tire  and  Rubber  Company,  a  Cor- 
poration of  Ohio.  Filed  Oct.  15.  1920.  Serial  No. 
417,219.     5  Claims.      (CL  154    -10  i 


4.  Tbe  combination  with  a  pivoted  stationary  arm,  of 
a  atitcber  wheel  rotatably  mounted  thereon,  and  a  guard 


190 


inem6<»r  aecuret 
tion  ot  said 
in    advance   of 
wht^reby    the 
stitcher  wheel 


rearwardly   and   forwardly    about   a    por- 

8ti  Cher  wheel  with  Its  edge  adjacent  to.  but 

;he  operative  edge  of  the  stitcher  wheel, 

f J  brlc   is   pre-9hap«d    for    the   action    of    the 

tjhereon,  substantially  as  set  forth. 


1  4'^f>.:54.     COE 

I.EE    E.    CI.OF 

T:r.-    and     R 
Kil.'d    Oct.    1 

.r]    1.14 --9 


In  '1  f hiirk 


if    rndia!   arm- 


erativfiy  associ 
and  having  au 
ail    actuating 


Bubstaatially  au  >»'t  forth 


MiUiifidUiBailM 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBCB  2, 1923 


E  CHTCF\.  John  W  Dirks. s,  K.'nt,  and 
iH,  .\kron,  Ohio.  a8.-«lRnor«i  t"  Th.'  Masmi 
bb'T  Company,  a  tMrporMtloii  of  Ohi" 
,    i;>--0.      Serial   Nu.    417,220.      '^    Claims 


v_y 


r  -'ippfrtinz  am; 


tiiui   with   a  shor<-   ri.r;it;i  itly   a.  tu;it.-l 


intf 


th»'r>»i'n.    t'Xtt'ii 


;!r, 

-i  .1 


•':••  r  iim  iiiiil  ■ 

. ■    a    plurality 

nu'nili»'r8   rp- 


.«p»'ctiv-iy   posilii>n»d  in  said  arms,   an  actuatinR  cone  op- 


Claims 


<■■ 


1.  An   attack 
a   moquette  lo<i 
upon   the  loom 
•tracted  and 
ported  by  lald 
loom  betw*<»n 


;49  » 


i^ald  shaft  and  ada|it*-(l  ttj  engage  a  knife  to  grind  the 
game,  guidinj;  means  upon  the  carriage  continuously  to 
effect  grinding  contact  of  said  grinder  with  the  knife  to 
be  (ground,  and  mt^chaiiism  fur  rotating  said  grinder  dur- 
ing mo\emrnt  of  th»'  carriagi' 


atv.l   with    th<"   innor   --nds   of   ^^ai.l    rn- nih.TS 

.'Xterinr  thr>'ad  sl>-ev.-d  upon  the  shaft  an'! 

4hf.l    for   said    threadf'd    purtion    and    cone, 


1.469.755.      GRINI'INC,  MECII.VMSM   I<>K  THE   SHEAR 
BLADES  OF  TT'tT  FABRIC  LOO.MS       FpoaF!  F    II.*th 
Aw.»y,  Welleilfy.  Ma<s,.  a*;sii;n.ir  to  Shawoant  Fii!:!nf'<T^ 
tng  Com[>any[  r»orchester.  Ma.s.s  ,  a  Cnrp  .rafi')n  of  Massa 
chu-setts.      F\]fi\   Mav    1,    1022.      Serial    No.    Tj"~09.      24 


1h< 


meot  for  grinding  the  opposed  knive*  of 
m  when  in  their  open  or  spaced  position 
comprwini;  in  combination  a  carriage  con- 
p^roportloned  to  b«^  located  betwwn  and  snp- 
knives  for  traversing  movement  across  the 
em.  a  shaft  thereon,  a  rotary  grinder  upon 


l,4tVj,7,-,.',       AITAR.\Trs  Fi»U  TRANSPORTING  GASES. 
I'lEHiiK  F    iiAVVKs,  HufTalo    \    v..  assignor  to  The  LInde 

-Air  rrodn.-ts  Curnpany  a  (  orixiration  of  Ohio.  Filed 
.\lar  11,  l'j^2.  Serial  No.  J43,06U.  o  Claims.  (CI. 
215—74.) 


1.   Id    cumbination,    a     i>   nai  1. 

prJNiniT  a  "ontain'T  f"r  _'a-''-,  :i   ^alvi-ii 
■1;-   iiarttni^-  ri.i.iinr    n  •  t.n  ii.-.j   •,,  fj;,,,]  ,., 

Ills    ,,f     sanl     mil, hilt     ;..];!_'     ^r^'Mlil     ti. 

iioi   a   s—'  .mi   jjlas-i   r-imluit    ulapi-'vl   to 
i^as  |iroilij('iiig  or  ^-as  iimn_'  ,ip['uratin.  • 


ha\  itiL'  a 
duit  ati:! 


.4i;'j. 


'.■riiM 
(led   1 


in. I    to 

Mill      ti    'O 


1  ^s     appa  r.i  I  lis     coiu 
iiiii  rol.fd  llilin;;  and 
'oit, liner,  tlie  terinl- 
•    a    ro;,'ular   surfare, 
lie   connecttHl   to  a 
aid  second  conduit 
tho  I'Tiiiinus  of  ttie  <'oii 


I'.L.WKIM,  III  T  i:VKLi:rs       Fi.«  utp  I..  Sib 


I.EY,  2d.   I'.oiiiiuu"..n     V  ,   assi 

Mariufarturu:.'  i 'o:ii;i:i  n  \'  Irifi 
I  I  '  'rpMra  t  inn  ..i  \  -'riiMOit  1 
rial   Nm    .'.ni,-:'-        I    I'iaiiiif; 


1,'nor  to  Fdwani  I.  Sibley 
rporatt"*!,  !{f'Muin:.'t m.  Vt  , 
■iled  Sept,  :!0.  1!>2I.  Se- 
. C !     161      1 7   I 


1  The  method  if  iilanking  out  eyelets  having  radiate 
or  starr<hap<'d  tilaiiks  provided  with  a  plurality  of  sec- 
tliMi.s  I'l  fingers,  ■^aine  i  onslstlng  in  punchln;;  a  plurality 
of  substantially  paralle;  rows  of  such  blanks  with  the 
sections  or  fingers  extending  in  betwe»'n  the  cuts  of  the 
secti<iris  or  fingers  of  ;idjai-ent  blanks  of  the  same  row  and 
also  the  parallel  row   or  row.s  nn  either  side. 


1.4»>!>7:.S  WARP  STOP  MECHANISM  FOR  LOOMS. 
Edward  S.  Sttmpson,  Hopedale,  Mass.,  assignor  to 
Draper  Corporation.  Hopedale,  Mass.,  a  Corporation  of 
-Maine.  Filed  Dec.  20,  1921.  Sejlal  No.  525,705.  17 
Clalma.      (Cl.   139—360.) 

5.  In  a  warp  «top  mechanism  for  looms,  the  combina- 
tion of  a  geriea  of  drop  wires  normally  supported  by  the 
warp  threads  during  weaving,  a  feeler  carrier,  a  feeler  con- 


OCTOBER  2,  1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


191 


necte«l  to  the  feeler  carrier,  side  supj)ort8  on  which  the 
feeler  carrier  slides,  an  actuator  for  imparting  sliding 
movements  to  the  feeler  carrier  to  cause  the  feeler  to  ap- 


proaih  and   rert'do  from   the  drop   wires,   and  anl  i-frictlon 
devices    for    fa'ilitating   »illding    movement    of    the    feeler 

carrli  r  on   the   side  supports  towanls   and    from   the  drop 

wires. 


1.4<;;',75!)  FFEI.FU  MFCII.VNISM  FOR  l.Od.MS  W.M. 
1  icK  I  Sri  .MPS'iv ,  llojieihile.  Mass..  assiunor  to  Draper 
Cor|Miiat  inn,  Hoi>edale.  Mass.  a  Corporation  of  M.iine. 
Filed  Apr    7,  11*22.     Serial  No.  550,471.     5  Claims.      iCl. 

i;;:» — 2Si.} 


1.  In  a  feeler  mechanism  for  looms,  the  combination  of 
a  ft  eler  mounted  for  movement  toward  and  from  the 
front  of  the  loom  and  alt»o  in  a  direction  longitudinally  of 
the  shuttle  and  held  from  such  movement  longitudinally 
of  the  shuttle  by  engagement  with  the  filling  on  a  detecting 
beat  until  substantial  exhaustion  thereof,  a  tilling  car- 
rier contained  within  the  shuttle  and  having  :i  bobbin 
holdlfig  htad,  a  cylindrical  yarn  holding  portion  adjacent 
the  head,  a  second  cylindrical  yarn  holding  portion  ex 
tending  from  the  tip  towards  the  head,  and  an  Inclined 
portion  between  the  two  which  becomes  exposed  when  the 
flUlng  Is  substantially  exhausted  and  by  frontward  pres- 
sure of  such  Inclined  jyortlon  against  the  feeler  on  a  de- 
tecting beat  causes  movement  of  the  feeler  in  a  direction 
longitudinally  of  the  shuttle,  and  means  controlled  by 
the  feeler  for  «»flrecting  replenishment  of  filling. 


1.469,760.  LUBRICATING  DEVICE.  Ralph  I.  YorxG, 
Odell,  Nebr.  Filed  Apr.  14,  1922.  Serial  No.  552,714. 
7  Claims.      (Cl.  84—81.) 

3.  In  a  lubricating  dispensing  device,  a  carrying  body 
provided  with  an  outlet  passageway,  a  lubricant  con- 
,  tainer  carried  by  said  body,  a  horifontally  rotatable  worm 
gear  within  said  bo<ly  and  provided  with  a  plurality  of 
lubricant  receiving  openings,  means  for  rotating  said 
worm  gear,  a  disc  within  said  body  between  the  worm 
gear  and  lubricant,  said  <lisc  provided  with  a  plurality  of 
openings  to  permit  deposit  of  lubricant  in  the  openings  of 
said    worm    gear,    said    worm    gear    openings   adapted    to 


discharge  their  lubricant  upon  their  reijistrat ion  with  said 
outlet  passageway,  a  spring  pressed  pmv]  oper.ating  as  a 
plunger   carried    by    .said   disc    for    iirojeetion    throiii;li    the 


^i» 


lubricant  carrxin^r  upeninus  in  said  worm  ;;ear  to  force 
liihrieant  therefrom,  means  for  prev  i  liiii)::  rot.alluii  i.f 
said  disc,  and  a  pressure  ^|lrilIg  ent'aginL'  saiil  disc  and 
forcinj;  it   into  engagement   «ith  said  «orii.   ^ear.  . 


i.4t;».7tji. 


iN(;«rr   of   rffk.\(T<ih\    .mi;j'.m.s   .\.nd 


-METHOD  OF  MAK1N(;  S.\.MF  .h'Us  ,\  \i  m  k.  South 
Orange,  N.  .T.  I'iled  Ajir.  2S.  I'.t21,  S'  rial  No.  4'K'.ny7. 
3  Claims,      iCl.    148-1  1.) 


<C2: 


•  --  --- -  -'-t. -.-.-_■  r-rr 


1^ 


1,    The  herein  di'scribed  proi-cx  of  fi  rii.iiiL'  ;,ii   iiiL'o 
tainiiiK    tunusten    nr    alloy^     tliereot     w  iiii  ii     oniiifirisi 
following  ^.tells      first,    packin;;    line    piiwdcr    niaiiil.\ 
iwsed  of  tungsten  into  a  c.vlinder  of  .-.uft  and  durrji, 
such  as  cojtper.  and  closin;;  the  oi'ien  end  of  mh))  cy 
with    a    plUK    of    the   same    metal:    se<i,iiil,    swii^iim 
the  cartridge  so  formed   to  .apiiroxini.Mtel\    niieiliird 
original    diameter;    third,    heating    tlie    coniiwisiie    r 
formi  d   in   a    carbon    t\ilve   in    a    non  iix.\  di/in^    atiaov 
until   the  soft    metal  I'luadtipe  hits  !h  .■•!   riin.i\el   ;i\    \ 
zatioii  and   the  tungsten  partlrles  h.tv.    ;  e.  n   :;r:ii  .\    I 
to;:etlier. 


t  con- 
s  the 
coni^ 
metal 
linder 
down 
of  Its 
od  so 
;ptu  re 
ap-iri 
ri'  ted 


l,it;;t.7G2.  VALVE.  S\K\  .loinv  Nniii  .s  i  i;..M.  S.i  p.  Fran^ 
Cisco,  (\ilif.,  assi;;n<ir  of  i,ne  h.ilf  to  Thr  Merrill  t.'oni- 
pany,  San  Francisco.  Calif.,  a  Corporation  i.f  I'nlifornia. 
I'iled  .Tune  27.  l'.t22.  Serial  No.  571.25.;.  4  Claims. 
(Cl,    251— 5i:i.i 


3.  A  valve  comprising  a  casing,  a  pluK  seated  in  the 
casing,  means  for  yieldingly  holdin*.'  the  plug  against  its 
seat,     two    nets    of    oppositely    disp  i.sed     cininnferontlal 


192 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTaBn2,192S 


grooveg  in  the 


bearinj;  surface  of  the  plus  and  the  castnj. 


■  reservoir  In  be  plag  adapted  to  coatain  Inbricant,  bolea 
wholly  within  the  body  of  the  plug  connecting  the  reaer- 
volr  with  the  ifrooves.  and  means  for  eiprting  r>re8*'ure 
upon  the  inbr  cant  in  the  reservoir  to  force  it  Into  the 
grix)v»>s   and   thereby   ttft  the  plug  from   its   scat 


1.469J64.  SYRINGE.  Bbnjauix  P.  CaiuifBBBaT, 
ludlanapoUa.  Ind.,  asalgnor  of  two-thirds  to  Morris  L. 
White.  Indianapolis,  Ind.  FiUnl  Oct.  20.  1920.  Se- 
rial No    41«  inn.     2  riaims       M'!     112R-— 245.) 


I,4rt9.76::       IiIAPHRAGM.      Warp  H.  Snydeb  and  F'ravk 
F.  Farkas,  rhtcago,  111.     Original  application  H'.ed  Nov. 
15,   1920.    PUrial  No.  424,080.      Divided  and   thi»(  appll 
cation  filed  >'r>v,  6,  1922.    Serial  No    5'.>9,1'.>:;,    in  Claims. 


!  ill  a  ra 
dep«  udently 
be.'ng  sobj«»c 
ments. 


mira,  .i  diaphragm  having  leaves.  ,ind  two  in^ 

afljusfable   controllini?  elements  ;    said   leaves 

t   io   the   joint  control  of  said  contmlline  ele- 


1,  In  11  syrlngr.  the  iNimbliiatioii  of  a  bulb,  a  nozzle 
mounted  therefui.  ?<aid  nozzle  liavins;  a  discharjte  opening 
at  thi'  end  nnd  inlet  opetiinga  .it  the  sides,  a  valve  stem 
having  a  slidinif  fit  within  «aid  noasle  and  being  pro- 
vided with  longitudinal  paaaages,  and  two  valve*  fixed 
on  oppoalte  end«  of  said  stem  and  operating  to  cloae  aaid 
discharge  opening  and  said  inlet  openings  reapectlvely 
when  said  va!v«.  ^tem  is  mov>-<l  in  opposite  directions. 


Jl    i    ±<__L^ii. 


J-VZ.1-  11^ 


atftah^T  ae^uFMl    ^f    ^  :    tnr^ardly   about  a    por- 

tion of  aaid  stitcti^r  \v">-vi  witti  u«  aigt  adjacent  to,  but 
tperatlve  edge  of  the  stitohpr  wbo^l. 
rhereby    tb**   fabrit   in  pre-abap«d    for   the   action  of  the 
stltober  wheel  theieon,  Bubstantially  as  set  forth. 


1,469.754.     CORE 
Lib  E.  Clocoh 
Tire    and    Rubb^ 
Filed  Oct.    15, 
(CI.  154— 9.) 


[:HrCK.  John  W.  Dirkros,  Kent,  and 
Akron,  Ohio,  aaslgnors  to  The  Mason 
r  Company,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio. 
020.      8«ri«l   No.    417,220.     3    Claima. 


il 


fo- 


2.  In  a  cback 
tion  with  a  abort 
of  radial  arms 
apectlrely  posit 
eratlvely  aaaociatefi 
and  having  an  ex 
an   actuating   w 
substantially  as 


s«t 


1,469,755.     GRIN 
BLADES  OF 
AWAT,  Wellesley 
Ing  Company, 
cbusetts.     Filed 
Claims.      (CI. 


~~-^ ^irt. 


supporting  annubtr  cores,  the  comblna- 

rotatably  actuated  shaft,  of  a  plurality 

ted   thereon,   eitenslblp  members  re- 

loc^ed  In  said  arms,  an  actuating  cone  op- 

wlth  the  Inner  ends  of  said  members 

tjerlor  thread  sleeved  upon  the  shaft  and 

for  said   threaded   portion  and   cone, 

forth. 


mtunt 


rhe'l 


>INO  MECHANISM  FOR  THE  SHEAR 

Til  FT  FABRIC  LOOMS.     Edgar  F.  Hath- 

Mass.,  assignor  to  Shawmut  Englnerr- 

t>4rcheater,  Mass.,  a  Corporation  of  Massa- 

May  1,  1922.     Serial  No.  557,799.     24 

—249.) 


SI 


1.  An  attachmeQt  for  grinding  the  opposed  knlTea  of 
a  moquette  loom  «rben  In  their  open  or  spaced  position 
upon  the  loom  cciiprkslng  In  combination  a  carriage  con- 
Btrn''t»»«i  and  pro^Mrtloned  to  be  located  between  and  sup- 

p- "    !         "fli  i   ^    I     «  for  traversing  movemont  across  the 
iixjLii  „<  c-s-"*-..  u^-t.  A  shaft  thereon,  a  rotary  grinder  upon 


said  «)u(t  aod  adaptf^  tu  eofaf'  ■  koife  to  grind  the 
Mm«>.  jul'linf  Beans  upon  th»  etrrfage  contlnoAnij  to 

efffct  jfrinding  contact  of  said  jjrlnder  with  the  knife  to 
be  ground,  and  mechaniBm  fur  rotating  «Hld  grinder  dur- 
ing movemt-nt  of  the   carrlag-'. 


1,469.756.  AFPARATrS  FOR  TRANSPORTING  GASES. 
Pizaac  E.  Hat.nes.  BuflTalo,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  The  Linde 
Air  Products  Company,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio.  Filed 
Mar.  11,  1922.  Serial  No.  543,060.  5  Claima.  (CI. 
215—74.) 


1.  In  combination,  a  portable  glass  apparatus  com- 
prising a  container  for  gase.-*,  a  valve-controlled  filling  and 
discharging  conduit  attache<l  to  said  contiilner,  the  termi- 
nus of  said  conduit  being  ground  to  a  regular  surface, 
and  a  second  glass  conduit  adapted  to  bo  connected  to  a 
gas-producing  or  gas  using  apparatus,  said  second  cotidult 
having  a  terminus  ground  to  fit  the  terminus  of  the  Con- 
duit attached  to  the  container. 


1.469,757.  BLANKING  OUT  EYELETS.  Edward  L.  Sib- 
let,  2d,  Bennington,  Vt..  assignor  to  Edward  L.  Sibley 
Manufacturing  Company.  Incorporated,  Bennington,  Vt., 
a  Corporation  of  Vermont.  Filed  Sept.  30,  1921.  Se- 
rial No.  504,298.     4  Clalnvs.      (CI.  164—17.) 


1.  The  method  of  blanking  out  eyelets  having  radiate 
or  star-shaped  blanks,  provided  with  a  plurality  of  aec- 
tJons  or  fingers,  same  consisting  in  punching  a  plurality 
of  substantially  parallel  rows  of  such  blanks  with  the 
sections  or  fingers  extending  In  between  the  cuts  of  the 
sections  or  fingers  of  adjacent  blanks  of  the  same  row  and 
also  the  parallel  row  or  rows  on  either  side. 


1,469,758.  WARP  STOP  MECHANISM  FOR  LOOMS. 
Edward  8.  Stimpson.  Hopedale,  Mass.,  assignor  to 
Draper  Corporation,  Hopedale,  Ifaaa.,  a  Corporation  of 
Maine.  Filed  Dec.  29.  1921.  Serial  No.  525.705.  17 
Claima.     (Cl.  130—360.) 

5.  In  a  warp  stop  mechanism  for  looms,  the  combina- 
tion of  a  series  of  drop  wires  normally  supported  by  the 
warp  threads  during  weaving,  a  feeler  carrier,  a  feeler  con- 


Jl  lUUi.H  '1,  VSZ't 


PATEM   uFFICE. 


necteil  to  tbe   feeler  carrier,  side  supfwrta  wu  wtalcb  the 
lialtr  carrier  aJIde*.  an  actuator  for  Imparting  alidlnf 

OtOTements  to  tl»e  feeler  carrier  <o  enus*'  tbp  fe«>lpr  to  up 


dii«l.     .,         If  lubricant  upon  tbelr  n-glstratlon  with  said 
ootJet  pa«tageway,  a  aprinf  prMBHl  pawl  nper«ti»«  a«  t 

pUinitPr   cnrri..d   >.t    wild  dUc   for    i*«.i.-<Ml.»n   through    the 


,-f-.: 


proach  and  recede  from  the  drop  wires,  and  antifriction 
devices  for  facilitating  sliding  movement  of  the  feeler 
carrier  on  the  side  supports  towards  and  from  the  drop 
wires. 


1,469,759.  FEELER  MECHANISM  FOR  LOOMS.  Wai^ 
MCE  I.  ST1MP80N,  Hopedale,  Mass.,  assignor  to  Draper 
Corp«iration,  Il0|>edale,  ManH..  a  Corporation  of  Maine. 
Filed  Apr.  7,  1922.  Serial  No.  550,471.  5  Claims.  (CL 
139—281.) 


1.  In  a  feeler  mechanism  for  looms,  the  combination  of 
a  feeler  mounted  for  movement  toward  and  from  the 
front  of  the  loom  and  also  In  a  direction  longitudinally  of 
the  shuttle  and  held  from  such  movement  longitudinally 
of  the  shuttle  by  engagement  with  the  filling  on  a  detecting 
beat  until  subsUntial  exhaustion  thereof,  a  filling  car- 
rier contained  within  the  shuttle  and  having  n  bobbin 
holding  hiad,  a  cylindrical  yarn  holding  portion  adjacent 
the  head,  a  second  cylindrical  yarn  holding  portion  ex- 
tending from  the  tip  towards  the  bead,  and  an  Inclined 
portion  between  the  two  which  l)ecomes  exposed  when  the 
filling  Is  substantially  exhausted  and  by  frontward  pres- 
sure of  such  Inclined  portion  against  the  feeler  on  a  de- 
tecting beat  causes  movement  of  the  feeler  In  a  direction 
longitudinally  of  the  shuttle,  and  means  controlled  by 
the  feeler  for  effecting  replenlshnjent  of  filling. 


1,469,760.  LUBRICATING  DEVICE.  Ralph  I.  YoCNG, 
Odell,  Nebr.  Filed  Apr.  14,  1922.  Serial  No.  552,714. 
7  Claima.     (CL  84—81.) 

3.  In  a  lubricating  dlspen.slng  derlce.  a  carrying  body 
provided  with  an  outlet  passageway,  a  lubricant  con- 
tainer carried  by  said  body,  a  borlsontally  rotatable  worm 
gear  within  said  body  and  provided  with  a  plurality  of 
lubricant  receiving  oi>enlng8,  means  for  rotating  said 
worm  gear,  a  disc  within  said  body  between  the  worm 
gear  and  lubricant,  said  disc  provided  with  a  plurality  of 
openings  to  permit  deposit  of  lubricant  In  the  openings  of 
said    worm    gear,    said    worm    gear    openings   adapted    to 


-t* 


"-      ^- 


^'j^ 


% 


( 


rs 


lubricant  carrying  openings  in  said  worm  gear  to  force 
lubricant  therefrom,  means  for  preventing  rotation  of 
said  disc,  and  a  pressure  epriug  engaging  said  disc  and 
forcing  it  into  engagement  with  said  worm  gear.  . 


1,469,761.  INGOT  OF  REFRACTORY  METALS  AND 
METHOD  OF  MAKING  SAME.  JOHX  A.  Ylnck,  South 
Orange.  N.  J.  Filed  Apr.  28,  1921.  Serial  No.  465,097. 
3  Claims.      (Cl.  148 — 11.) 


1.  The  herein  described  process  of  forming  an  Ingot  con- 
taining tungsten  or  alloy  thereof  which  comprises  the 
following  steps  :  first,  packing  fine  iKiwder  mainly  com- 
posed of  tungsten  into  a  cylinder  of  soft  and  ductile  metal 
such  as  copper,  and  closing  the  oi>en  end  of  such  cylinder 
with  a  plug  of  the  same  metal ;  second,  swaj:ing  down 
the  cartridge  so  formed  to  approximately  one  third  of  Its 
original  diameter ;  third,  heating  the  composite  rod  so 
formrd  In  a  carbon  tul>e  In  a  non-oxydizing  atmosphere 
until  the  soft  metal  envelopt?  has  been  reinoveil  by  vapori- 
zation and  the  tungsten  particles  have  Le»  n  firm  y  fritted 
together. 


1,469.762.  VALVE.  Svex  Joha.n  Nor.Dsrno.M,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.,  assignor  of  one  half  to  The  Merrill  Com- 
pany, San  Francisco,  Calif.,  a  Coriwration  of  California. 
Filed  .lune  27,  1922.  Serial  No.  571.253.  4  Claims. 
(CI.   251—93.) 


W\l 


w^AiA^. 


13 

n 


* 


3.  A  valve  comprising  a  casing,  n  plug  seated  In  the 
casing,  means  for  yieldingly  holding  the  plug  against  Its 
seat,    two    sets    of    oppositely    disposed    clnumferential 


192 


oi-'FICIAL  GAZETl^E 


O'TOBER  2.  1923 


4  r-s>^r  ■  '•,-  .n   '  3f»  ;  |'; 
vrhully  wichio   the  ikxl 
▼olr  with   the  groofe 
npon  the  lubricant 


rirfT-p  o(  the  plus  and  ■'^'^  ^nsinj 

iviip^-d  to  contain  lubr:    i  i:    hul"- 

"  i     ;   ug  connectlnB  the  r^aer- 

s.    1"  i   ii^'ins  for  exerting   pressure 

in  the  reaerroir  to   force  it  Into  the 


4^9. T«4.  SYRINGE.  Bbnjamim  F.  CKsrvHKRRT, 
I:  liriapolia.  Ind.,  assignor  of  two-thirds  i.  \l  m,,  r,. 
White,  Indianapolis.  Ind.  Filed  Oct.  20.  1»20.  Se- 
rial Xo.  418,190.     2  Claims.     (CI.  128—245.) 


groorea  and  thereby  lift  the  plag  from  its  seat. 


1.469,763.  DIAPI'tvi'M  \v,r;  t  S.sydbh  and  Praxk 
F.  Farkas,  Chic  tK  \  [l:  )rigjnal  application  filed  Nov. 
15,  1920,  Serial  <o.  424,080.  Divided  and  this  appli- 
cation filed  Nov.  4.  l'>--  S*»riTl  No.  599,193.  10  Claims, 
(a.  D5-64.) 


1.  In  a  camera,  a 
deptrndently  adjust 
be^ng  sabject  to  the 
m«>nt8. 


diaphragm  bavins;  Ipaves,  afld  two  In- 

i.ble  controlling     >  rii'its  :   said  leaves 

Joint  control  „:'  sa.J  controlling  ele- 


1.  In   a  syringe,   the  combination   of  a   bulb,  a   noszle 


mounted  thereon,  said  nozzle  liaving  a  discharge  <  >- 
at  the  end  and  inlet  openings  at  the  sides,  a  val 
ba^lr  v"    n    gliding   fit   within   said    nor-r  >^    i- ,)     ,otri«' 
vl'l   1     vith    longitudinal  pasaagos,   nni    ■«      •.  \  . .  < 
on     pv^slte  ends  of  said  stem  and  op'^H'tn:  ■       '  .s. 
discwirge   opening   aod    said    Inlet   openiD^s    -^sfux 
when  said  valve  stem  is  moved  in  opposite  dir-  -'i  r; 


- '  *'  -n 

I.r.>- 

f'.i.-d 

i  Vf  y 


••   hi 


^! 


.-     ',.., 


.^•i- 


i 'a; eats  .\i.s.  1,469, 7t>.>  u-  1,4  70.588. 


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Price     4>5  pti  year. 


The  OFFICIAL  CA7ETTF  li  msHed  imder  thf  direction  of  thr  Snp*rtnt«n<I«nt  of  Docnmentj.  Government  Frtnttnr 
Office,  to  whom  »ll  iubx-riptionn  ■houid  b«  made  payable  and  »!■  cnmmun  icaiiiiii»  rii«i>(<;ung  tht  (.axi'Ue  »houid  !>•: 
addressed.       Iiioed    wefkly        Suhur riptioni.    S5  ^f^    per    annum;    «tnple     numhrrp,     10    rctitii    earh 

Printed  ropie*  of  patents  are  furnisheri  hv  the  Patint  Offlre  »t  Id  mm  each  I'T  thr  latter,  address  Ih*  i  iirartuniione  r 
•f   Patent!.    WMhinjton.  D.   C. 


I.'Wl.E  o¥   wrTOiiKH  ;<,    19Zi 193 

Ad/udicated  Patents 198 

Nonrr     r  '  ivrFir  iTtoN 193 

IWTERKKRI  Vi   ir     \    iTKK.S 193 

Appt.i   \n   s     !  v.ER  KXAirnfATiotr 194 

DECSI'   s-      iF    THE    U.    S.  t'-OURTS— 

i  1  •'     !■    ■  !    .     'r      Pittshiirgh  Plate  Olaas  Co.  8nb- 

■i    :  •  1    '    -1,1  <■;    I  aint  Company IW 

!■    !'■  Mid\fi>^t  I  >i!  .  (irii!  ,iir>     ■  i'^'*' 

^riiiU'i'X  '  ')    I     !    >m:   '  ilif   ProvL'iion  Co i';* 

i'ATKVT   -riTs                                                   ._....._..  20ti 

ADVKKSK     IIECISI..VS    rv    ISTKRrKRKN   -K MO' 

TRADK,-MA!iK.>  I'l  i':i^»(;i-    ::»  \n.:x-nona) -»'■ 

Trade- \f.^aK  Kkulstratiuns  Gra.vted ^'9 

Laht-Ij^      227 

Rf^i=!^t:Ks   229 

r>r,.si<;v9 23<J 

Patfvth  Gramted 283 


Notice  of  Cancellation 


,    /h,  ^ept.  IS.  19tS. 
Kjal    repregentativrg 


issue  of  October  9,  1923. 


Tr»deMark» 

f.af*-!'     

Rei<!^iio.<i  .... 

r>«stzn-^    ..... 
Paten  f-^      — 

Total   . 


!ft) 

No 

174,15.S  to  No 

I'M-iU 

lacitisive. 

27 

-No- 

2ft, tf^^  to  No 

M.im 

inclusive- 

j 

-\'i 

!  -,.|  .'     ■■1   \a 

I'^.fiy: 

inrl'isive. 

11 

-Vo, 

>V(.I    "  '.->  \n 

«•?.!?:, 

inrla<«ive. 

s"J* 

-No 

MO'.'  :o  \  1 

,i:;l.',*«. 

incltislvp. 

U.  8.  Patent  Oh      k      ,i^' 
lAittir    lAlHnanton.    her     .   .«i    >■«       > 

A     flti'-f,.!' ti.-'     ;•!',><', .(-.iit;»'    iijip    >,pen  Instlf  ■.M'cil    t'<y   this 

<  'ffh-..  i!i.,ni  t(.,.  n,5.;.ls'-j-i'i.  !,  -.f  i',  l'.)>rM-<l!.'t  Mfx.  Co.,  of 
:.:,!.  \l>si>:i.  ?-t;.i'-.  Sat!  r-jdjr-is.  ..  t'-i".]*'  ;,'  effect  the 
rnrvi-hntl"::  "f  thi-  t  r:i '!<■  ::;ri  rk  rfL'iJ^t  r;ir ',■■:,  ^'  n,..-^,-  w. 
1  .»-nii,  of  Hrlfl^rnport  I'liiit,  Nri  L'.'>,'»6'.',  'l.-i^'il  Fr;. ■  u.iV .v  5, 
isftfi  Til,,  r.■^<^rd«  of  tl.ls  Office  Khot\  that  I,,>ftif'  Ilii'inff- 
ston  !.><  tt.c  asslgiK't*  of  sale!  I., von.  The  i.otitt'  -f  Mirh 
[>■-.-.<-■(>«•. !li;c  ^♦■nt  Iiy  the  a|i['!irant  I'.v  rrj/i,<t,rrf>. '  -i!.-!!;  to 
Joint  f.-Kp,)iHii'iit  Lottif'  IJl!itiKS''>ii'  h:  !ji>r  ti(l(!ri>ss  of 
rfcnrd  Hr!iii:i'i)iirt,  >  '.nii  .  imviug  Ik^i,  r«>turn»''.i  'hv  !!i< 
poKt  ■>fl)c«'  uihlt'il  vcinhie.  noiice  Is  licri'liT  Kivfii  tlmt  uriiPfis 
«nld  Lottie  LiliingNton  tier  acstcns  or  leirsu  rfjir-i'Sfr:  t;! 
tivea,  Hhai;  entpr  an  Hp>i'(»HrHn'"'i'  thenin  within  thirtt 
<1h.m(  from  tiK'  first  p'ltiHcatl.irj  cf  this  onlfr  t  ho  'J!  i...':  iji' 
tion  will  be  ytrncf^f^dfH]  witts  as  ti.  iitr  inferf^Ht,  if  tinv  mt 
ill   cnme  of  d»*fBiilt. 

ThiH  notice   will   \>e   pnhlisbo<1    ;n   tfio   rtpK''  i*;    '.»7f'-f» 
frtr    tiirw   r'iil«f<*!}t1  vp   w#eks 

KaRI,    I"[-:N\INi, 


i01« 


ADJUDICATED  PATENTS. 


ioterference  Notket. 


•■f- 


1  (. 


(I).  C.  ]>t'l.i  lirowniii;:  [..iiftit.  411.4."  t,  clsiii)]  1 
Held  invalid  itn<l  void.  Mct'-r  lalkinp  Mach.  Co.  v 
Brunxtnck-Halkr-CdUonder  r-,     290  Fetl    }{ep  .  !W1. 

(I).  r.  r>H A     Johnson  pnt^■Ilr.  !>4r>.442.  ehiim  19 
Held  invjilid       \  trior  Tnlkui-i    \frirh.  fn    v    nruns 
trirk-Balkp-rnllcnder  On..  2'.h»  F*h)    Hep.,  .'".♦l'', 

(It  V.  N.  Y  )  Smith  p'lf'''l^  l/*'*^,.^^!.  rlnini  1. 
for  cdiii  <'ountlnK  mafhine,  11'  ^l  vulid,  init  not  in- 
frince<i  Ahh<,tt  Coin  CouHi>^r  C<,  \  Standard- 
J()hnK(m  Co.  290  Pe^t.  Rep..  »!">  

(I>.  r.  N.  Y.I  r.dldliorg  i.iteiif,  1.007.M4.  flnims 
2  .-ind  P>,  for  fnirinent-hangor  tsij;,  Held  valid  and 
not  infrinjTPd.  Levy  Chrmirai  Co.  v.  Kfj^rth  Corp.. 
290  Fe<l.  Kep.,  f»29. 

(D.  C.  N.  Y.i  Lloyd  patt-nt.  1,221>.102,  for  talk- 
ing doll.  Held  valid  and  Infringed.  lAoyd  v.  Bpal- 
letta.  290  Fed.  Rep.,  537. 

(I).  C.  N.  Y. )  Hothersall  patent,  1,316.240,  for 
lunch  box.  r-lalm  1  Held  void  and  claim  2  valid  and 
Infrinj!:*^!.  American  Can  Co.  v.  Goldee  Mfg.  Co.. 
2?K)  Fed    Rep.,  523. 


:.  .>    i  ');Tice 

i ' ''lii'lv.  ,:iy, 
rti-irk     ;iti<1 

76.778.  to 
St  \.i.'\i\» 
;"i'i:iSttT>'  ! 


H'-noi.Ht    Hros     .i.'.'tf.    Co..    iff    ii*»t(;nf    i«-    ,< 'lOi 

tuts,   take  no  tut 

Ati  intiTferpriff  tiaviu^r  j>e«'n  (ieciart-d  !•,? 
l)ptn-.'<-'n  fli«>  application  uf  .Aii)«>rt  .Setter,  n!  r>i' 
I'rovidpncp.  K.  i  ,  for  rfsrintrat loi;  f.f  a  trailt 
tradp  mark  rppistpred  February  1.5.  1910,  No 
Henotst  Bros.  Mfp  <'o,,  of  H92.''.  nUvf  8fr<».'t, 
Mo.,  and  a  notice  of  unci)  d«ytaratiot)  spiit  hy 
mail  to  said  I^prioist  Uros  Mfg  Co  at  t!i>'  said  a.ldr'-ss 
havlne  iwen  rf>tiirii<vl  by  the  postofflfc  nndeli  vcra!i!e 
notice' i<<  hpfpby  (riven  thnt  tin  lens  said  ]!cno!«t  Hr<j«  Kffi: 
i"r>..  Its  assl^TiR  or  ipical  represfntfltt\^cn.  s'.a''  ti-t.r  ;it. 
ajipcaranfe  thfrein  wlthiu  thirty  day^  fn.in  the  firs;  jiiitil 
f-atlon  of  this  iirder  th.'  liiterfen-nii  v.i..  .,■  ;  : . -.-..t.df><1 
V*  ith  lis  in  iflse  ,if  df'fauit 

Tiiin    nofice    wii!    !>.'    imiI,>:  jshe<i    in    liic    iifFi,  i  x]     ',\-/Friy 
for   ihiee  luusociuivi;  weeks. 

K.\KI,    FKVNIN-, 


I'    S.   Faient  ((KFiri,   Wojthitiijton.  t>fpt    IS,  Kf-. 

■lohn   \V    Utorfr.  Ii%k  a»tiii/nM  or  leyal  ritptcgenlatM  en.  takr 

nntii  » 

An  Intprferpnce  having  been  dpolnrf»d  by  tliis  ofhce 
tietweeti  FYank  C  Wahlenmaier,  74H  Mluiicsota  AToniip, 
Kansas  City,  Kans  ,  for  registration  of  a  trade  mark  and 
trademark  reRlstered  October  IH,  190S,  N*o.  70,848.  to 
.John  VV.  Stover.  1341  Oakdale  .\venue.  (irand  Rapldn 
Mich  .  and  a  notice  of  such  declaration  sent  by  refrlstered 
mail  to  mi4  John  W.  Stover  at  the  said  address  having 
l)een  returned  by  the  poat  office  unrteliTerable,  notice  t« 
hereby  rlTen  that  unl9«B  aald  John  W.  Stover,  his  nssltrn* 
or  iaflftl  r>prM<nt«tt refc,  Bhall  enter  an  appearance  thptel* 
within  thirty  daya  from  the  firat  publication  of  th!8  ord^r 
the  interference  will  be  proceeded  with  as  in  case  of 
default. 

This  notice  will  be  pnblisbed  in  the  Orriri.\r  (, AZKrrE 
for   three  consecutive  weeks. 

KARL  FEN  NINO. 
Acting  C'irowiitfiioner. 

133 


Condi 


z 

I 

314 

12-t 
175 
i34 

1S7 

312 
133 

134 


329 


.TotAi   aumt>«T   of 
emu*  1023  J 


ion  of  Applications  Under  Ejuunination  at  Close  of  Business  September  28,  1923. 


■PDiiaBttona  *vutu>c   tetion.  axeludtns  Trmda-Mark  Diviaiao.   75.02'i.     Tr»ti*-Miirk  Diviaion.  3.3^7 . 
«.  Nov.  IS.  19-ja:  oldsat  Kinandwl.   Not    IS.    1922.      The  d>t«a  ■iran   u-*   IU33  (tccpt   wbcra   •   mdi- 

Diviakoiia.  EiaraiiMn.  and  iubiaeta  of  lovastiooa. 


2. 


6 


10. 
11. 


12. 
13. 


323      U. 


30h      15 


112 
307 


229 
236 
179 
212 

249 

217 

144 

llj 

li)j 
214 

225 
147 

I 
152 

172 


27h 
70 


9.  TRYOS,   F 
Motors,  Fl; 

HINTER, 
Tnps,  Du 

ARMSTRO 
Rivet  Sett 
Whips  an' 

PIERtE,  P 

NIXON.  G 
Driven.  H 
Ing;  Metal 

BRCMBAl 
Bending 
and  Stnict 

REDROW 
Liberation 

BACKUS, 

RAFTER,  t 
Paper  M 


Harrows  and  Dtggers;  Plows;  Planting; 
Tents,  Canopies,  Lmbrellas,  and  Canes, 
Metal    Founding; 


LOEFFLER,  F.  A.,  CTosure  Operators:  Fences;  Gates; 

Scattering  Ualoaders;  Trees,  Plants,  and  Flowers, 
HADES.  C    F.,  Bee  Culture;  Dairy;  Preserving;  Presses; 

Tiibacco.  J 
RICH,    WML   J.,   Electric    Heating  and    Rheostats;    ElectrnchemLstry;    Heating; 
MetallurgiiaJ  Apparatus;  Metallurgy;  Metal  Treatment;  Plastic  Metal  Working. 
MERRITT,  A.  D.,  Conveyers,  Chutes    Skids.  Guides    and  Ways;  Conveyers,  Fluid  Current;  Con- 
veyers, Po^er  Driven;  Excavating;  Handling— Hand  and  HoLst- Line  Implements;  Material  or  Ar- 
ticle Handing;  Pushing  and  Pulltng  Implements;   Railway  Mall  Delivery;  Traversing  Hol.^ts. 
MACN_\B,  J.  F.,  Bookmakine;  Books,  Strips,  and  Leaves;  Ilarvesters,  Jewelry;  Manifolding    Music; 

Printed  Mutter;  Tving  Cords  or  Strands. 
LEWERS,  A.  M.,  fileaching  and  Dyeing;  Chemicals;  Chemistry— Carbon  Compound.*;  Explosive, 
Pyrotechnic,  and  Match  Compositions;  Feniliiers;  Liquid  Coating  Compositions,  Medicines;  Plastic 
Compositions;  Substance  Preparation. 

7.  JARBOE.  C.  G.,  Games  and  Toys;  Optics;  Photography 

S.  CLIFT,  J.  W  .,  Beds;  Chairs  and  seats;  Furniture;  Kitchen  and  Table  Articies;  S'.orV  Furniture-  Sup^ 
ports. 

M.,  Air  and  Gas  Pumps;  Hydraulic  Motors;  Injectors  and  Ejectors;  Motors,  Fluid; 
d  Current;  Pumps. 
).  F.  (Acting;,  Motor  Vehicles;  Land  Vehicles— Animal  Draft  Appliance,'^,  Bixlies  and 
ij)ing   wheel  Substitutes. 

G,  H.  C,  Boot  and  Shoe  Making;  Bof<ts,  Shoes,  and  Leggings;  Button,  Eyelet,  and 
ng;  Harness;  Hides,  Skin,  and  Leather;  Leather  Manufactures;  Nailing  and  StaiilinK. 
Whip  Apparatus. 

P.,  Machine  Elements 

A.,  Bolt,  Nail,  Nut,  Rivet,  and  .-k-rew  Making;  Chain,  Staple,  and  H<ir>se>h<ie  Making 
ed,  and  Screw-Threaded  Fa-^ienings;  Gear  Cutting,  Milling,  and  Planing;  Metal  Draw- 
orging  and  Welding;  Metai  RolUng;  Metal  Working;  Nee<lle  and  Pin  Making.  Turning. 
!H,  N.  J.,  Compound  Tools;  Cutting  and  Punching  Sheet.s  and  Bar>,  Karriery.  Metal 
etal  Tools  and  Implements,  Making;  Sheet-MetaJ  Ware,  Making;  T(m.1-:  Wire  Fabrics 
re;  Wire  Working. 

rV.  L..  (Jla.ss;  Laminated  Fabric  and  Analogous  Manufactures;  Par*r  Making  and  Fiber 
Plastic  Block  and  Earthenware  .\pparatns;  Plastics. 

D  ,  Radiant  Energy;  Telegraphy;  Telephony 

S.,  Coating,  Label  fasting,  and  t'stfr  Hanging;  Nut  and  Bolt  Lock^,  <  •rnamrntatlon; 
ifactures;  Printing;  Tjrpe  Casting;  sheei-Matenal  Association  or  Folding;  Sheet  or  Web 


Oldoat  Dew  appliei^ 
tioo  ao'l  oldaat 
action  by  applv- 
caat  awkttiaa  ofBe* 
■•Uoa. 


N*w. 


I  Amaadad. 


if 

!• 


4it 


Deo. 

I'ec. 

•Mar. 

Dec. 

Doc. 

Nov. 


12  !  Dec.  12  1,  j4»j 

21      Nov.  18  \,H6 

1.'    *Mar.  2S  l,,'J32 

11  ^'Mar.  9  i,680 


1 


Dee.    7 


1,553 


13  "Mar.  12     i,798 


•Jan. 
•Mar 

5 
3 

•Jan. 
•May 

y 

9 

2.M5 
1,  V>6 

•Jan. 

4 

•Aug. 

15 

S»7 

De<r. 

Ifl 

•Mar. 

!> 

1,518 

•Apr, 

■> 

•Mar 

3 

y.HO 

•Jan. 
Dec. 

10 

•Jan. 
•May 

."J 

17 

1.464 
1,266 

Dec. 


1    *July    23      1,114 


Dec.     6     Dec.    19     2,  l.jO 


11 


Feeding or[Deliyering;  Type  Setting 

'  Heaters  and  Vaporiiers;  Motors,  Expanslble-ChamlxT  Type;  Power  Plants 


21. 


TTH     U. 


52 

26o 

107 

3:s 

220 
269 


125 
114 
382 


PORTER 

Speed 
GLASCOC 

terns;  Sto' 
WRIGHT, 

luaiiitry; 
THLRBER 

ing,  rilier 

22.  COL  WELL 

munitiiin 
Ships;  Ma) 

23.  GROESBE 
prtxluclng. 

Dl  RA3,  C. 

LD.UTFOt 

table  and 

Hodges,  j 

ASDERSO 
Laundry; 

BENSON,  .' 

MORRIS,  B 
Handle  F 
working  T 

SULLIVAN 
writing  M 

HOLMES, 
Heating  a 
Starch,  an 

BANCROF 

WYMAN,   V 
Metallic  B 
or  CoupUn 

SIMPSON 
Roiling  St 
A\le,s,   Sto! 

REYNOLD 


Furnaces;   Healing  Sys- 


24. 
ii. 

2fi. 

27. 

2S. 

29. 


30. 
31. 


,32. 
33. 


E..  Liquid 
onslve  Devices. 
E.  S.,  Automatic  Temperature  and  Humidity  Regulation 
and  Furnaces;  Thermostats  and  Humidustats. 

.,   Artificial   Body   Members;   Miscellaneous    Hardware;   Closure    Fasteners;   Cu'lery     • 
Locks  and  Latches;  Safes;  I  ndertaklng. 

W.  L.,  Winding  and  Reeling.  Textiles— Braiding,  Netting,  or  Lace  Making,  Clnth  KinL^h- 
reparation.  Knifing,  Spinning,  Twisting  or  Twining    Weaving 

J.   H.,  Aeronautics;   Firearms,  Ordnance;  .Ammunition  and   Kxpli^ivc   L)ovirev.   Sm- 
nd  ExplosivfrCharge  Making;   Air  Guns,  Catapults,  and  Targets;   Biai>  and   Buovs. 
lO  Propuldon. 
K,  W.  D.,  Acoustics;  Coin  Handling;  Recorders,  Regl»ters;  Sound  Recording  and  Re- 

LX,  Apparel;  Apparel  Apparatus;  (iarmen:  Supporters;  Sewing  Machines 

,  I.  H.,  Agitatbg;  Butchering;  Centrifugal-Bowl  Separators;  Mills;  Threshing;  Vegf^ 
eat  Cutters  and  Comminutors,  (;as  Separatirn. 

3.,  Electricity,  fleneration;  Motive  Power;  Prime-Mover  Dynamo  Plants 

r,  L.  S.,  Brush,  Broom,  and  Mop  Making,  Brushing,  Scrubbing,  and  (.enerai  (leaning; 
Iv ashing  Apparatus. 

R.,  Internal-Combustion  Engines. 


I'ec. 
Dec. 

13 

1 

Dec. 
•Apr. 

11 
13 

2, '.00 
l,t)o9 

I)ec. 

■1 

Dec. 

1 

2 ,  i.m 

•May 

8 

•May 

26 

♦194 

•Mar 

.5 

•Jan. 

''7 

1,628 

I  'ec. 

1 

•June 

2 

1,04$ 

•Jjii. 

24 

•Feb. 

10 

r/y; 

Nov.  27      Dec.    11 


S60 


N.,  Abrading:  Boring  and  Drilling;  Button  Making;  fhucks  or  Sockets;  Coopering;  Too|l 
itenlngs;  Wheelwright  Machines;  Wood  Sawing;  Wood  Turning;  Woodworking;  Wood- 

lllumlnatlng  Burners;  Illumination;  Liquid  and  Gaseous  Fuel  Burners;  Type- 


Jo, 
3fj. 

37. 

3v 

39. 

40. 


41. 
42. 
43. 


and  Indicaiors,  Toilet. 


is. 
M.  R. 

hines. 

N..  Alcohol;  Ammonia,   Water,  and   Wood   DLstillatl<in;  Charrr«l  and  Coke;   Ga.s 

Illuminating;  HydrauUc  Cement  and  Lime;  Mineral  Oils;  Oils,  Fats,  and  t.liie;  Sugar, 
Carbohjrdrates;  Concentrating  Evaporators. 

J.  F^  (ias  and  Liquid  Contact  Apparatus;  Heat  Exchange 

I.,  Bridges;  Hydraulic  and  Earth  Engineering;  Masonry  and  Concrete  Stnicturo, 
Iding  Structures;  Roads  and  Pavements;  Rrxjfs;  Rod  Join U  or  Couplings;  P if*  Joints 

;  Valved  Pipe  Joints  or  Couplings. 
R.,  Electricity-Transmission  to  Vehicles;  Pneumatic  Dispatch;  Railways;   liailwav 

k;   Railway  Switches  and  Signals;    Railways,  Surface  Tratk;   Railway  ^Vhl■el-  and 

Service;  Track  Sanders;  \ehicle  Fenders. 

E.  C,  Buckles,  Buttons.  Clasps,  Etc.,  Card,  Plcttue,  and  Sign  Exhibiting,  .--u-naN 


Mi.>RTi)N,  (] 

Force  Meas 

TAYLOR, 

IDE,  t..  R. 


L. 
iring. 


Automatic  Weighers;  Driers;  Geometrical  Instruments,  Measuring  InNtrtimcnts.   • 


T>9C. 

.\pr- 

7 

2 

•liar. 
•Feb. 

1 

27 

1,355 

1.U6M 

I»ec. 
I  'e.-. 

11 
IS 

Dec. 
•Feb. 

6 

i.avj 

l,.ill 

Jan. 
Dec. 

20 
29 

•Jan. 
•Mar. 

27 
23 

1.427 
1,338 

Jan. 

8 

♦July 

« 

1,962 

IlfC. 

1 

Nov 

28 

],691 

!><■'■. 
Jan. 

! 
2 

Nov. 
.•Jan. 

22 
2 

1,410 
1,732 

Feb 

- 

1 
•Mar. 

29 

S78 

Mar. 

I'J 

•Apr. 

o- 

1,(J04 

Mar. 

12 

•Feb. 

2ti 

^.IC.H 

.  (".,  Electricity  Circuit  Makers  and  Breakers 

nimal  Husbandry;  Earth-Boring;^  FLshing,  Trapj[)ing,  and  Vermin  Destroying;  Mining, 


i^uarrying,  and  Ice  Harvesting;  Stationery;  Stoneworking,  Wells. 


C'>wl£s 

OBERLIN 

Ci.illecfloD 

Special 
BRoWN,  J 
CfTTING, 
HOPKINS 


W.,  Fluid-Pressure  Regulators;  Multiple  \alves;  \  alves;  Water  Di-rribuiinn 

J.,  Baggage;  Bottles  and  Jara:  Cloth,  Leather,  and  Rubber  Ke<epta<  les;  Deposit  and 
ieceptacles;  Metallic  Receptacles;  Package  and  Ariicle  Carriers,  Pa}*r  Ket-ei  ladi-s, 
ptacles  and  Packages;  Wooden  Receptacles. 

1.,  Land  Vehicles,  Wheels  and  Axles;  Resilient  Tires  and  Wheel.s 

11.  O.,  Electrical  Conduits  and  Housings;  Electric  Signaling;  Electric  Lamps 

^  M  ,  Baths  and  Closets;  Electricity,  Medical  and  Surgical;  Fire  Extinguishers;  Sewerage; 


253      44 


379 
332 


364      47 


Surgery;  L  quid  Set>aration  or  Purification. 
SHAFFER, t- U,  Bre^.Pajstry, and  C()nfectlon  Making-  Dispensing;  Dl.sr)ensing  Beverages,  Filling 
r>  .-_    rN_,  .^_  ._  .  ^  'iigeration. 

Motors;  Spring  Devices 


11!5 
3^3 

102 
lfl3 


48. 
49. 


lie,- 

De<;. 

Nov. 
Dec. 


•Jar,. 

\ '<■<-. 

•Jan. 


I'ec. 
I'ec. 


7      1,916 
4     2,029 


29      I'ec.     6      1,427 
7    'Apr.  27     2,156 


17    'Apr.     2      1,013 

1      De<\   2ti      1,7h9 

23      Dec.    16      1,918 


and  Closinj  Portable  Receptacles;  Railway  Draft  Appliances;  Rcfi 
4.5.  GILES,  A.  fc     Journal  Boxes,  Pulleys,  iiiiitjfctffliiji .  Lubrication;  _ 

46.  WOIXOTT,  C.  L.,  Curtains,  Shades,  and  Streens;  Educational  Appliances;  Fire  Escapes;  Ladders; 
Klidd  Sprit  kllng.  Spraying,  and  Diffusing;  Paper  Piles  and  Binders;  Wooden  Buildings;  Scaffolds. 
BARKER.    1..  Brake«;  Clutehee  and  Power  Mop  Control;  Elevators;  Fluid-Pressure  Brake  and 
Analogous  Systems;  florolofr:  Tlme-ControUlng  Mechanism. 

ROEPKE,  C  .  B.,  Electricity  Conductor?;  Electricity,  General  Applications 

EDINBLRG.   F.  P.,  Check-CoDtroUed  Apparatus;  Domestic  Cooking  Vessels;  Fuel  and  Igniting 
Devices;  Jrlnt  Packing;  Packed  Shaft  or  Rod  Joints;  Pneumatics;  Velocipedes. 

DmONS:  C.  O.  S|lARKHAM  (Acting) 

Tride- Marks '..'.'..........'.'..'.'.['.'. 

1-abels  and  Prints 


TKADE-MARU,  LiABKU  AJtD  PRINT?:   T    L.  ME.\D,  Jr. 


IM 


Dec.  II  •Apr.  5  1,223 

•Jan  26      Dec.  lo  1,697 

•Jan.  15  •Jan.  23  1,497 

Dec.  26  •Apr.  17  1,1K7 

Dec.  1      Dec.  1  2,455 

•Jan  U  *Feb.  5  605 

•Apr  2  *\pT.  12  1,901 

•June  1.-)  •Aug.  4  3,308 

•Sept.  12  •Sept,  17  ,         8fi 


DECISIONS  IN  PATENT  AND  TRADE-MARK  CASES. 


Court  of  Appeals  of  the  District  of  Columbia. 

rATTO.N   I'AI.NT  COMF.\.\Y    I  riTT.SBURGII   VhATK   (;i..\8S 

Co.  Substituted  I    r.  .^inskt  Paint  Comta-ny, 

So.   I^^6.      Drcidrd  June  i,   19t^ 
1     Tradk  M.MiK.s — " SvJi-Vuoin         ksd     "  Scn.skt  "      I'ls- 

8I.VIII..M!. 

The  marks  have  nothing  In  cnmmon  except  the  first 
syllable  jukI  are  entlretle.s  so  unlike  In  appearance, 
sound,  aiifl  meaning  that  a  ['uroliaser  would  bo  exceed- 
ingly  unwary  who  would  mistake  one  fur  the  other. 

-.  Same — HKMKfiy  for  rNKvin  trtsirrni  ion  Wiikuk  Oi'- 
PO.siTioN  TO  RKr;isrK.\Tici\  Fails 
The  word  "  .'^unset  "  nmy  be  so  nsoil  in  roniiei'tinu 
with  a  representfltlon  of  the  sun  ,ns  lo  (■(.nstitute  uiitalr 
rompetltton  ;  but  In  that  event  the  npposer  hii.s  an 
adequate  remedy  which  opposition  to  ret,'ist ration  doe^ 
not  nfTord,  accomplistilng;,  as  It  does.  If  successful, 
n(jthln>r  more  than  the  slilfting  of  the  t)ur<len  of  proof. 
No  rlRht  of  property  in  concluded  by  registration  of  a 
mark,  and  the  partlex  affected  are  free  to  seek  such 
relief  as  courts  of  law  or  equity  may  award. 

Mr.  M\  T.  K.'<tahronk  for  Ptittrm  r.iint  Company. 
Mr.  A.  K.  WnUarc  for  Sunset  Pfiint  Co. 
Rt'fore  KoHM  and  Van  ORsnr.r.,  Justices,  and  Smith, 
Judye   of   tilt'    T'nite<l    Stntt's   ("oiirt   of   CustoiiKS 
A I 'I '♦'.I  Is. 

Smith,  •/..•  ' 

The  Suust-t  I'iiiiit  Compnny  located  lu  lyos  Ange- 
les, California,  tiled  on  the  liTth  of  January,  1920, 
an  appllc;ition  in  the  Piitent  Office  for  the  repi-strn- 
tion  of  the  word  "Sun.set"  iis  a  trade-mark  for  its 
paints,  varnishes  and  painters"  ratiterials. 

To  tiiiit  apiHication  the  Patton   Paint  ComjHiny 
file«l  its  oi'position  in  De<riiiber,  r.»2(i,  and  therein 
alleged  that  the  word  "Sun-Proof"  and  a  conven- 
tionalized pictorial  representntlon  of  the  sun,  had 
heen  registered  in  the  United  States  Patent  Office 
in  Februiiry,  1,S*J7,  as  the  tr.-ide-inark  of  the  James 
E,   Patton  Company  and  that  that  mark  had  been   I 
duly   assife'ued   to   the  opjHjser  and   had   been   con- 
tinuougjy  used   by   the  opiM)ser,   its  asslj^nors  and 
predecessors  in  business  ever  since  the  year  IStWi; 
that  the  Patton  Paint  Company  in  July,  1015,  regis- 
tt-rtHl  in  tlit»  Patent  Office  as  a  trade-mark  for  its 
goods   anotlier  conventional   roiiresentation   of  the 
sun    known    us    the    "Sun-Face   and    Itay.s"    which 
triide-niark    liad    been    continutiusly    used    by    the 
opposer  ever  since  the  first  of  January,  190R :  that 
the  word    "Sun.s«n"   sought   to   be   regi.stered   as  a 
trade-mark  resembleil  the  trade-marks  of  the  Pat- 
ton Paint  Company  and  that  the  Impressions  con- 
veyed by  the  words  "Sun.set"  and  "Sun-Proof"  ac- 
companied by  a  pictorial  representation  of  the  sun 
were  so  similar  ns  to  confuse  and  mislead  the  pub- 
lic with  resulting  damage  to  the  Patton  Paint  Com- 
pany. 


To  this  opposition  the  Sunset  Paint  Company  made 
answer  d<-n\ing  thai  the  inidt'-marks  presental  for 
registration  were  so  siinll.ir  to  those  of  the  Patton 
Paint  Company  tliat  they  would  either  mislead  or 
confuse  the  public  or  damage  the  cppo.ser. 

Testimony  was  taken  on  the  issue  joined  and  the 
Examiner  of  Interferences  held  that  the  word  "Sun- 
set" sought  to  be  registered  was  similar  lo  the 
mark  "Sun-l'nK'f"  of  the  oiii)oser  and  therefore  de- 
nied llie  ;ii>i)lic;ition  of  the  Sunset  P.aiiit  Company. 

On  api'ca!  to  the  Commissioner  of  Patents,  the 
I-'irst  .\ssist;iiit  Commissioner  of  Patents  reversed 
the  decision  of  the  E.\aminer  of  Interferences  and 
di.smisw'd  the  opposition.  From  the  decision  of 
the  First  Assistant  Commissioner  the  Patton  Paint 
Comimiiy  took  this  api'cal  ami  now  contends  that 
the  Commis.sioner  of  Patents  erre^l  in  lindiug  that 
there  was  no  such  resemblance  Iietween  the  marks 
of  the  appliciint  tind  the  oi)i)cser,  as  would  confuse 
and  mislead  the  pulilic. 

11,  2J    In  our  opinion  there  is  no  .such  similarity 
between  the  marks  as  would   warrant   a  denial  of 
the  api'lication  for  regkstration  of  the  word  "Sun- 
set".     The   company    seeking    registration    is    the 
Sunset  Paint  Company  and  the  word  which  it  de- 
sires to  register  as  its  trade-mark  conforms  to  the 
fanciful  i>firt  of  its  name  and  therefore  serves  to 
identify  the  goods  which  it  sells  as  those  of  the 
Sunset  Paint  Company.     On  the  other  hand,  "Sun- 
Proof,  the  mark  of  the  opixtser  constitutes  no  part 
of  the  owner's  name  and  conveys  to  the  public  the 
ideal  that  the  paints,  varnishes  and  painters'  mate- 
rial identihed  l»y  it  resist  the  sun's  rays.     In  brief 
one  trade-mark   indicates  to  the  public  the   name 
of  the  dealer  and  the  other  calls  attention  to  the 
sun-resisting  qualities  or  properties  of  the  goods  to 
which  it  is  applied.     The  marks  have  nothing  in 
common  e.xcept  the  first  syllable  and  are  entireties 
so  unlike  in  appearance,  sound  and  meaning  that 
a    iiurch;iser    woul.l    lie    exceedingly    unwary    who 
would  mistake  one  for  the  other.     The  word  "Sun- 
set" may  be  so  used  in  connectoin  with  a  represen- 
tation of  the  sun  as  to  constitute  imfair  competl- 
titui.  but  in  that  event  the  opjwser  has  an  adef]uate 
remedy   which  opi)osltion  to  registration  does  not 
afford,  accomplishing  as  it  does,  if  succe&sful,  noth- 
ing more  tlian  the  shifting  of  tlie  burden  of  proof. 
No  right  of  property  is  concluded  by  registration 
of  a  mark  and  the  parties  affected  are  free  to  seek 
such  relief  as  courts  of  law  or  equity  may  award. 
{VriUiam  Rogers  v.  International  Silver  Company, 
30  App.  D.  C.  {»7,  105;  129  O.  G.,  3503.) 
The  decision  appealed  from  Is  affirmed. 

196 


196 


So. 


Tradb  Marks  —  "Avio 

gmiLABITf 

That   which 
and    arrests    tli 


OFFICIAL  GAZE'lTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


Court  of  Appeals  of  the  Dlitrict  of  Colombia.  U.  S.  Circuit  Court  of  Appeals— Sixth  Circuit 


In  ri:  Midwest  Oil  Company. 


/,jj«.      Decided  June  4,  ^325- 

"       AND      "AVIOI.INA  ■'     -  DBrEPTTTK 


ARMOUB    k   Co.    f.    IX)UI8M!I.K    rROVISION    CO. 


DfCi'lfd  July    H.  !■>>'., 


gives  character  to  both  marks,  catches 
e  eye.  and  which  is  the  predominant 
feature  of  eairh  is  the  word  "Avio."  The  syllable 
"  lina  "  la  appkrentlj  used  as  a  diminutive.  The  pro- 
apecUve  custorter  might  well  regard  "Avio  "  as  a  con- 
traction of  "Aviolina."  Both  words  aro  fanciful,  and 
there  la  no  dlfTerentlatlon  on  the  basis  of  the  Idea 
conyeyed. 

Mr.  A.   C.  Paul  and   Mr.   W.   d.   H'ndernon  for 
Midwest  Oil  C  mipany. 

Mr.  T.  A.  Hdifitetler  for  the  Coiunilssioner  of  Pat- 
ents. 


Before  Uobb  ar 


miiBioner  of 
word  "Avio" 
gieaaee,  gaaoli 
tiM  applicant 


dominant  feal 
tered  waa  sii 
oualy  regiatet 
for  goods  of 
mark  of  the 
tratlon  to  the 
mlasloner  of 


■A  Van  Oesdix,  Jastioes,  and  Smith, 
Judge  of  th^  United  Stiites  Court  of  Customs 
Appeals 

Smith,  J. 

The  Midwest  Oil  Company  applied  to  the  Com- 
i'atents  for  the  registration  of  the 
its  trade-mark  for  lubricating  oils, 
le  and  kerosene,  which  trade-mark 
^lalmed  to  have  used  continuously  In 
its  business  eijer  since  April  5,  1919. 
The  Examiner  of  Trade-Marks  held  that  the 
ire  of  the  mark  sought  to  be  regis- 
^llar  to  the  mark  "Aviolina"  previ- 
by  the  Atlantic  Refining  Company 
le  same  kind  as  those  carrying  the 
Applicant  and  therefore  denied  regis- 
rord  "Avio".  On  appeal  to  the  Com- 
hatents,  the  action  of  the  Examiner 
of  Trade-Mar^s  was  affirmed  by  the  Assistant  Com- 
mlMloner  of  Patents  and  from  that  decision  this 
appeal  was  taken. 

That  which  gives  character  to  both  marks  and 
which  la  the  oredomlnant  and  Important  feature  of 
each  of  theid  is  the  word  "Avio".     The  syllable 
nina"  In  "Aviolina"  Is  apparently  used  as  a  dlminu- 
tlre  and  that  which  catches  and  arrests  the  eye  is 
the  word  "Avio".    The  prospective  purchaser  ml^t 
well  Mgard  *JAv1o"  as  a  contraction  of  the  word 
"ATlollBa",  wplch  would  not  be  misunderstood  and 
iccord    with   that    belief   accomplish 
the  goods  of  the  applicant  instead 
registrant  of  the  mark  "ATlollna". 
iployed  by  the  applicant  and  by  the 
fanciful   and   convey    no   meaning 
which  would  Ipermit  of  their  differentiation  on  the 
iMtsis  of  the  idea  conveyed. 

The  prtndoal  distinguishing  feature  of  one  mark 
is  identical  wttth  that  of  the  other  and  glvea  a  simi- 
larity to  boh  wiiich  raises  a  reasonable  doubt 
aa  to  whethei  ■  the  trade  would  not  be  confused  and 
the  public  nialed  by  the  mark  of  the  applicant 
The  benefit  [>f  that  doubt  must  be  given  to  the 
prior  appropriation,  and  the  decision  of  the  Com- 


orderlng   in 
a  purchase  o\ 
of  thoae  of  tl 
The  words  ei 
resiatraot    ai 


missioiier  is 


therefore  affirmed. 


on    '11 'tt' 
VJi 


,'\   f'lr  rvhraring  October  13, 


I  J»  :  Fed.  Hep  ,  42.) 

1.  Tsaue-Markh  AMi  imiK  Na.mk.s  and  IxrAiB  CoMPtri- 

xio.s — Star    Mw    IU;    Vdin    Trademark,    if   Not 

.\r.RKAPT     KXCI.rSI  VKr.V     APPI!01'RIATB0. 

Th.'  word  "Star"  <n  swuliul  thereof  should  be  re- 
;;ar>lf^tl  as  fanrifu!  lui'l  us  ^iu-K'i^»tive  rather  than  as 
p\irely  dt^scrir'tiv.-,  iind  t!;'w  ;m  capable  of  being  made 
the  subj.'.-t  i)t  a  vulhl  i  rail"  nmrW,  if  not  already  ex- 
clusively appropriatfMl 

2.  S\.Mf: — Star    N')T     InvaLiu    a.s     Tk^oe-Mark    Bbcai'si 

.KPPLiKii    TO    But    Onc    Grauk    or    Manlfacti  bed 

rRUDl CT 

The  word  '  Star  "  wuuld  nut  neceaaarily  be  Invalid 
a.s  a  iraiieniark  mor.'iy  b.-cau.se  «pplic>d  to  but  one 
grade  of   manufactured    |.ro.liict. 

."}.   S\MK-    Star  .Scit  Invai.ih  a.s   1  kadi  Mark  Bccacsb  As- 

aiiiiATED  With  .Samk  hk  Ma.nufaituksb  ob  Othbb 

Words   N"T  .Vixeiki.  as   1' uit  Thbbbof. 

The   word      Star       or   Hyralwl    ih»reof   would   not  fail 

of  creating  a   valll   trade-mark   merely  because  used  In 

aaaociatl'in  with  the  nam.'  of  thf  manufacturer  or  other 

words  not   adopted  as  part  of  the  trade  mark. 

4     s.^MK BCRDKN     11"^'      t'lAiviwr     Of     Tradb-Mabk     to 

FsTABi.isH   Its   ArvtiTi'iN, 
The  iiuention  '.f  whetiier   claimant  or  his  predecessor 
actually    adopte<l    as    a    tradf  mark    a    word    or    symbol 
thereof  Is  distinctly  one  of  fact,  the  affirmative  of  which 
the  claimant  has  the  burden  of  estahlishlDg 
*,    Same — Evihen'  k    IlEr.n    Nut    to   Establish    .Vdoption 
OF  Word  as  Trait  Msrk   lNnEPK?»DBNTi.T  o»  Ahso 
ciATioN  With  (i.RroRATiov's   Namb. 
Kvidence    held     rmt    to    estahllxh    the    adoption    of    « 
word  as  a  trade-mark  independently  of  the  name  of  the 
corporation   with  which   it   was   used,  and  that  the  use 
of  the  same  word   by   anotlur  corporation  as  a  part  of 
Its  trade-mark  was  not  an  InfrinKement. 
ti.   Same — R»oi8Tbatii)\     Lioeh    Not    Cksatb,    Noa    is    it 

F^SSBVTIAL    TO    VALIDITY    OF,    TBAOE-MABK. 

ReKiatration   does   not  create  a   trade  mark,   nor  Is  It 
at  all   essential   to  its  validity, 
T    Same — RBFrsAi.   to    Admit    in    Kvidbncb    Patbt^t   Of- 

FUB    RBJE"  TION   OF    .\  PFI.irATJON    FOB    RBOISTBATIOH 

OF  Tbade  Mark  Hbld  Not  Erbonbous. 
Under  Trafle-Mark  Act   (Corap.  St,  wee.  J>486  et  seq.) 
the  rejection  by   the  Patent  Office  of  an  appUcatlOB  for 
registration   of  a   trade  mark   la  not  an   adjudicatloo  of 
I        what   the    trade  mark    of   another    Is,   deciding  no   que»- 
1        tlons  other  than  that  the  applicant  was  not  entitled  to 
Its  exclusive   use.   or   whether   they   were  so   similar  to 
!        another  as  to  be  confusiun.  and  In  a  suit  for  Infrlnge- 
j        ment   It  was  not  error  to   refuse   to  admit  In  eTldenoa 
!        snch  rejection. 
«.  Samk — To  Scstaiv  T'nfair  ("ompbtitiow,  Thbrb  Must 
BE   Tkvdenct   to   1'ai.m   Off  Goods  as  Thosb  or 

.\NOTHBB 

To  sustain  a  chance  of  unfair  competition,  It  most 
at  least  appear  that  defendant  s  conduct  bad  a  tendency 
or   was   calculated    to   palm    off   his   goods   as   tlioae   of 

plaintiflf. 

9  Same — Use  of  Tratie-Mabk  Held  Not  Unfair  Com- 
pbtition. 
The  ase  of  a  trade  mark  by  a  corporation  engaged 
In  preparing,  packing,  and  selling  meat  prodnctB  whieta 
was,  with  the  exception  of  the  use  of  one  word  and  its 
symbol,  so  essentially  dlCferent  in  dealsn,  stie,  wordinCt 
and  color  from  a   trade-mark  used  by  another  corporm- 

> 


OcToaEB  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


197 


tlon  engaged  in  the  same  biisiness  as  not  to  deceive  a 
purchaser  of  ordinary  Intelligence  as  to  the  identity  of 
the  products  of  the  corporations  was  not  unfair  com- 
petition. 

Appkai.  from  the  I >i strict  Court  of  the  Tnited 
Stat<'8  for  the  We.Ktoru  Distilct  of  Kontiicky; 
Walter  Evans,  jiidjic. 

Suit  in  equity  by  Armour  &  Co.  ajiiiinst  the  I>oui&- 
ville  Prtivlsion  CoiiipHny.  DcH^ree  for  defendant, 
and  coinpliilnniit  iipjH^Mls.     .\lflrme<l. 

For  opinion  l>elow.  soe  27')  Fed.,  92. 

Mr.  Helm  lirvre  (Mr.  .1.  B.  Strulton  nnd  Mr.isr.n 
Bruce  rf  Bullitt  on  the  tiriof  i  for  the  appellnnt 

Mr.  hUUr.  P.  Humphrey  :iiid  Mr.  Louis  Seelhnett. 
}r.  (Mennr:*.  Jhtiiiphrri/.  Cnnrfitril  if  MitldU  ton  on 
the  brief)   for  .tlie  iiiiiH-llof, 

Before  Knappkn,   1»imso.\.  luid   lK)\AHi-f,  Cirnilt 

.Tudge.s. 
Knappen,  Cir.  J.: 

Plaintiff  iipi>ell;int  is  n  rorrorntion  orjrnnizfd  in 
1900  under  tlie  laws  of  Illinois,  as  stK^n'Si^or  to  n 
partnership  of  the  sfuiio  niinie,  and  has  Vieen  en- 
gaged during  its  entire  fori>or:ite  existence  in  the 
business  of  preparing,  ii.i(l<iiijr.  and  sellintr  meat 
pnxlucts,  ineludinc  hams  and  ii.'ieons.  at  Chicajro, 
111.,  and  el5»ewhere  thron^'hout  the  rnite<l  States, 
that  liaving  llkewi!*e  l>t^'n  the  business  of  its  a^- 
partnerahlp  pre<1eeessor.  I»ef»'ndnnt  appellee  is  a 
corporation  nrganizf^l  in  V.MO  under  the  laws  of 
Kentucky,  and  ever  since  enpaged  at  Ix>uisvillp, 
Ky.,  In  preimrlng.  p!icl<inp.  nnd  sellinp  meat  prod- 
ucts as  a  comfWifor  of  plaintiff.  In  1918  plaintiff 
filed  In  the  court  Itelow  its  bill,  as-serting  the  valid 
adoption  in  1S77  by  the  copartnership  of  Armour  ft 
Co.,  and  the  continueil  use  thereafter  by  the  co- 
pa  rtneraliip  and  the  corporation,  respectively,  of  a 
trade-marlv  (for  hams  and  bacons  of  hlph-prade 
quality)  consistinff  of  the  symbol  of  a  star,  nnd, 
as  an  alternative,  thr  word  ".*<tar."  The  bill 
allejred  infrinp:ement  of  ptaliitifTs  trade-mark  by 
def«.^dant  In  the  use  of  the  brand  "Southern  Stsir" 
ai>on  hams  nnd  bacons  of  defendant's  marketing. 
Unfair  comp<'tition  was  also  asserted.  Defendant 
denied  that  either  plaintiff  or  its  predeces.sor  was 
the  original  user  of  the  "Star"  brand  or  mark,  and 
asserted  that  the  use  of  the  same  waa  of  common 
light.  There  was  also  denial  that  plaintiff  had  ex- 
clusively either  the  ownership  of  or  the  right  to  use 
the  as.st>rted  trademark  in  Kentucky  or  elsewhere, 
or  that  plaintiff  had  ever  u.sed  it  except  in  connec- 
tion with  the  word  "Armour,"  as  "Armour's  Star," 
admitting,  however,  that  plaintiff's  trade-mark  has 
become  known  to  the  public  as  "Armour's  Star." 
Both  trade-mark  infringement  and  unfair  comi>e- 
titlon  were  denle<l.  It  appeared  upon  the  hearing 
(with  slight  exceptions,  the  testimony  was  all  tJtken 
In  open  court)  that  plaintiff's  asserted  "Star" 
tnule-mark  had  never  been  useil  by  it  or  Its  prede- 
cessor, except  in  connection  with  its  best  grade  of 
hams  and  bacons:  the  n.-ime  "Shield"  being  applied 
to  its  sei'ond  grade,  and  the  name  "B.inana"  to  its 
third  or  poorest  grade,  of  hams  and  bacons.     It  also 


appeared  thnt  defendant's  application  for  registra- 
tion of  its  trademark  "Southern  Stiir"  was,  upon 
plaintiff's  opjxisition.  rejecte<^l  by  the  Patent  Office.' 
The  district  .ludge  filed  a  written  opinion  (275 
Fed.,  92)  finding  that  as  early  as  1876  plaintiff  and 
its  i)re<le<'eK.s<ir  had  used  c^>ntinuously  and  very  ex- 
tensively, throughout  the  country,  including  Ken- 
tucky, th«'  word  "Star,"  in  c(»nnectlon  with  the 
words  "Armour  &  Co."  or  the  word  "Armour,"  and 
al«i  the  emblem  of  a  star  in  connection  with  those 
words,  uiH^u)  vast  quantities  of  its  hams  and  bacons, 
nn<l  thnt  since  1910  the  defendant,  with  knowledge 
of  such  use  by  plaintiff,  had  it.self  used  the  words 
"Southeni  Star,"  in  — 

f'omhination  with  the  emblem  of  n  star,  upon  Its  hams  and 
bacons  and  iii.ats  preimred  in  Louisville,  Ky.,  and  sold 
throiiptiout    that    State. 

to  tlie  extent  of  about  15  per  cent  of  its  product 

The  opinion  was  expres.se<l   that   the  word  "Star" 

could  not,  standing  alone,  l>e  the  subject  of  a  valid 

trade-mark,    although    it    was   recot'iiizeii    that    the 

words  "Armour's  Star"  might  be;   tliat  it  did  not 

satisfactorily  ai)pejir  from  the  testimony   that — 

(here  had  i)erii  establislied  in  the  imMir  mlud  ii  secondary 
meaning  of  the  word  "  Star  "  ; 

that  not  only  could  not  the  use  of  defendant's  mark 

"Southern  Star"  infringe  the  use  of  a  trademark 

".\rraonr's    Star,"    but    that    the   testimony    failed 

satisfactorily  to  show  that  any  purch;ist>r  had  been 

deceived — 

into  the  use  of  any  of  defendants  hams  or  bacons,  or  Into 
any  purchase  thereof  as  those  of  plaintiff  instead  of  those 

iif  defendant 

There  was  conclusion  of  noninfringement  of 
trade-mark  iiud  luck  of  unfair  competition.  The 
opinion  seems  thus  sufficiently  summaiized  for 
present  purposes. 

[1]  Plaintiff  asserts  no  trade-mark  In  the  words 
"Armour's  Stiir."  It  bases  its  right  to  relief 
squarely  upon  the  proposition  thnt  its  actual  trade- 
mark was  "Star,"  either  as  a  word  or  as  a  symbol, 
and  that  not  only  was  such  trade-mark  valid  origi- 
nally, but  that  It  has  acquired  a  secondary  meaning 
as  indicating  plaintiff's  product.  We  think  that, 
at  least  by  direct  analogy  to  words  such  as 
"Queen,"  "Monarch,"  "Victor,"  "Pillsbury's  Rest," 
tiie  word  "Star,"  or  a  symbol  thereof,  should  be  re- 
garded as  fanciful  and  as  suggestive,  rather  than 
as  jmrely  des<Tii)tive,  and  thus  as  capable  of  t)eing 
made  the  subject  of  a  valid  trade-mark,  if  not 
already  exclusively  appropriated.  (Thomas  G. 
Plant  Co.  V.  May  Co.,  C.  C.  A..  6;  105  Fed.,  375,  378 
et  seq.;  44  C.  C.  A.,  534;  Mcncndez  v.  Holt,  128 
V.  S..  514.  520:  9  Sup.  Ct,  143:  32  L.  Ed.,  526;  46 
O.  0.,  971.)  And  such  view  seems  to  accord  with 
Patent  Office  practice. 

[2.3]  We  also  think  such  word  would  not  neces- 
sarily be  Invalid  merely  because  applied  to  but  one 
grade  of  plaintiff's  manufactured  product.  (Dixie 
V.  Steams.  C.  C.  A.,  7;  185  Fed.,  431,  434;  107 
r.   C.  A.,  501.)      And   we  do  not  doubt  that  the 

'  We  have  not  attempted  to  summarize  either  the  bill 
or  answer  further  t!;an  essential  tn  the  proper  disposition 
of  the  case. 


198 


C.  C.  A..  S;  1S2) 

[4-6]    But.  a 

question  whett 


Tahlishing.  In 
taine'l  this  bu 
woni  or  syuilKi 


OFFICIAL  GAZETl'E 


OCTOBEK  9,  1923 


adoption  of  thi>  word  "Star."  or  a  symbol  thereof, 
would  not  fa  1  of  creating  a  valid  trade-mark 
merely  l)t>caus<  used  in  association  with  the  name 
of  the  manufacturer,  or  other  words  not  adopted 
as  part  of  th^  trade-marl£.  ( La]/ton  v,  Chunh. 
Fetl.  24.  29;  1(M  C.  (\  A..  4t>4.  i 
lis  applied  to  the  case  before  us.  the 
;er  plaintiCf  or  its  predecess<ir  actu- 
ally adopte-l  ail  its  trade-mark  the  word  "JSrar,"  or 
a  symbol  thereof,  as  distinguished  from  a  trade- 
mark "Armour  s  Star,"  is  distinctly  one  «jf  fact,  the 
affirmative  of  \i-hich  plaintiCf  has  thf  burden  of  es- 


'•torily  established  by  the  testimony 
iresentatives  that  in  Armour  Sc  Co.'s 
and  advertising  matter  generally, 
its  large  display  cards,  the  name 
[lys  "Armour's  Star"  ham.  or  "Ar- 
n;iinr'<;  Stir"  NiMnn,  ,is  the  cas"  might  be — no  use 
of  tiii-  W'^nl  "Star"  (or  its  symbol),  excejit  as  <li- 
by  the  word  "Annour's,"  Imng 
our  rile  year  1!><»C  plaintiff  adopted 
t'llow  label,  which  reads  "Armour's 


rectly  ;irf<^f.!P' 
shi'W  n  :  That  at 
the  blue  and  v 


Star  Ham,  selected  stock,  mild  cure.  Armour  & 
Co.."  and  that  su-h  lat)el  has  l-)een  in  use  ever 
since;  tliat  since  about  the  year  1916  no  symbol 
star  has  het^n  used  on  any  of  Armour  &  Co.'s  ad- 
vertisements, either  labels  or  burning  brand  (none 
of  plaintlfTs  \\  itnesses  carry  their  knowle<ige  of 
plaintiffs  trade-mark  back  of  the  year  1886  or 
one  of  plalntifTs  directors  says  : 

3if   has    been    ronflnpd    excluglvely    to    thp 
Armour'i  Star,"  using  the  word  "  Star," 


1S.S7».    Indeeil, 

Onr    arlvertlsln 
"  Star  "  brand, 

or  symbol  star,  lih  connection  with  the  word  "Armour's." 
In  connection  with  our  choicest  hams  and-  bacons,  our 
highest  grade.  fArmours  Star  "  Is  Indicative  of  our 
choicest  grade 

Moreover,  it  would  seem  unnatural  that  plain- 
tiff and  its  predecessor  should  deliberately  adopt 
the  word  "Star"  (or  its  symboH  as  Its  sole  trade- 
mark, in  view  of  the  fact  that  other  manufacturers 
had  prevlotjsly  used  or  were  using  the  star  trade- 


our  opinion,  plaintiff  lias  not  sus- 
i^den.  Its  asserted  adoption  of  the 
".Star"  as  a  trade-mark  is  not  ad- 
mitted by  defeiklant.  There  is  no  din-ct  testimony 
(  tiy  any  one  claindng  personal  knowledge)  as  to 
the  fact  of  suL'h  original  atloption.  Nor  i.s  such 
adoption  confirmed  by  proof  of  registration.  Nor 
that  registraticn  creates  a  trade-mark,  or  is  at  all 
essential  to  it?  validity;  its  existence,  however, 
might  afford  some  evidence  of  the  identity  of  the 
trade-mark  as  fisserted  at  the  time  of  registration. 
There  is  testimony  on  the  part  of  several  witnesses, 
the  most  prominent  being  employees  or  representa- 
tives of  i)laintiff,  that  from  the  time  of  the  earliest 
knowledge  of  |he  respective  witnesses  Armour  A 
Co.  had  used  tie  symbol  or  mark  of  the  "Star"  on 
their  highesrt  grades  of  hams  and  bai'ons,  and  that 
such  practice  nas  been  continue<l  until  the  present 
time,  and  that  In  the  mind  of  the  public,  during  the 
tiiuf  i-overed  m  the  testimony  of  these  witnesses, 
"Star"  ham  and  "Star"  bacon^ 

as  gatherpd  from  conversations  with  dealers  .ind  con- 
sumers, always  i^eant  Armour's  Star  ham  and  Armour's 
Star   bacon  ; 

but  it  is  satisf;i|' 
of  plaintiff's  re 
labels,    brands, 
including   also 
given   was  alw 


mark  in  i-omuv^ion  with  hams  and  bacons.  It 
altirmarivf'ly  apix'.i  red  hy  the  bill  of  complaint  that 
as  early  as  T^T.'  nnc  I'.;t!t/..  of  Chicago,  nirrchan- 
ilis*^I  hams  miii!  Ii.-i.'i.n  iiiider  the  trade  m;irk  "Star 
of  the  W.'sr"  ;imM  i>l;iiiirifT  iis.S4Tts  tliat  in  1S93  it 
pur'has«'d  Miis  r  r:i'l.'  ;ii;i  i-k.  Ir  ;ils<)  app«\irs  that 
alwiui  !|i,.  yt'.ir  l>^Tii  i.>'..i--e  !■".  I)a\is  &  Co.,  of  Cin- 
cinnati, ado|)ted  a  liiMiiiJ  in  connection  with  the  sale 
of  h.'inis  and  bacon  i,  insi'^tini:  of  a  ti  vf>-fX)inted  star, 
wit!)  the  •^yuit.ol  nf  i  <T;ir  in  one  of  the  jioints 
theri'of.  whi-'h  I'a\is-  .s,-  r,,,  aiipar^-iitly  cjilb-.!  tht-ir 
"St.ir  r.rand."  ainl  thar  rliis  tDob'-mark  was  so 
!1s«m1  hy  l>a\is  vV  ('<>  unti;  they  wtMit  out  of  busi- 
ness in  Is-sT  or  1  svs,  afterwards  being  u.sed  by 
Jacol)  \'oi:pl  &  s.Jii.  of  <  "ill.  iiinati.  who  .-ire  sai<l  to 
still  use  it 

Truf.  the  I'.ict  o['  a'  niai  s^ile  of  the  tr.ad.'  ui.-irk  by 
r>avis  to  Voiifl  is  laru'cly  le-iirsay,  and  ir  does  not 
atfirmatively  api>»'ar  that  tlie  sjile  was  accompanied 
ny  a  transfer  of  the  busines.s,  although  that  is  per- 
hajis  inferable,  and  thus  Vogel  vSc  Son  may  have  .ac- 
quired no  legal  ritrbr  in  the  iis«'  «if  th-'  mark;  also, 
neith^T  Davis  nor  Vo^fl  may  have  h.id  any  trade 
in  Louisville,  bur  ;)resumably  plaintiff  was  fully 
aware  of  the  us*-  of  this  trade  mark  in  coiniection 
with  s.'ilrs  i.f  liains  .ami  bacon  In  a  by  ik>  means 
nei;li;.'ible  [lortinn  nf  the  territory  coM-red  by  plain- 
tiff's trade  It  vviiuld  thus  be  unn.atural  that  plain- 
tiff sliould  adopt  its  now  asserte<l  fratle mark  wifh- 
<iut  distinguishing  the  product  as  "Armour's  Star," 
or  in  other  at)[iro[)riate  way.'  Moreover,  defendant 
presented  a  large  amount  of  cralible  testimony, 
esr>ecially  on  the  part  of  n-tall  dealers,  to  the  effect 
that  Armour's  name  was  better  known  than  the 
word  "Star";  that  Ariuour's  SUir  was  generally 
calle<l  for  by  that  name,  and  tending  strongly  to  di.s- 
credit  the  as.sertion  that  "Star"  hams  and  "Star" 
tiacon.  without  more,  had  c\)me  to  indicate  Ar- 
mour's goods. 

We  conclude  that  plaintiff  has  not  s;itisfactorily 
established  the  ado[ition  and  use  of  its  alleged 
trade-mark  "Star,"  except  as  part  nf  a  trade-mark 
"Armour's  Star"  i  we  have  no  occasion  to  decide 
whether  the  words  "Armour's  Star"  would  consti- 
tute a  valiii  traile-mark  )  ;  that  tiie  conclusion  of 
the  district  judge  that  it  lUd  not  Siitlsfactorily  np- 
r>ear  from  the  testimony  that  a  secondary  meaning 
of  the  word  "Star"  in  the  public  mind  had  been  es- 
tablished cannot  l>e  rejecte<l  as  against  the  weight 
of  tlie  evidence  iCnr>y  v.  Itnnnhur,  C.  C.  A  .  6;  209 
Fed.,  3'JS,  .^'H:  ii't;  r.  c.  A..  -ITA)  ;  that  upon  the 
facts  hereinafter  mentloneil.  in  conne«tion  with  the 
subject  of  unfair  comiietition,  defendant's  ust^  of  its 
trademark  "Southern  Star"  woubl  not  infringe  the 

'  lu  the  list  of  registertHl  trademarks  for  hams  and 
tjacon  by  oiher  maniifactiir»>rs  of  "  Star  "  t)raiid8  (word 
or  symbol  or  hotlii,  offered  by  defendant  ami  excluded, 
but  sent  up  with  the  rorord.  a[)pt'ars  one  rei;l»tcred  In 
1 H70,  ono  In  l**?'-'.  nnothtr  in  I'^T;^,  toKether  with  the 
r)avis  *  Company  iirsnd.  as  rfgistered  In  1874;  some,  and 
perhaps  all.  of  these  seem  to  antedate  the  claimed  adop- 
tion of  plaintiff's  trademark.  While  this  evidence  waa 
offered  by  way  of  c»'rti(l<»<i  copy  of  registration  from  the 
public  rp«'ord»,  and  may  he  open  to  consideration  upon  the 
proposition  w<'  are  now  considering,  we  prefer  to  pass 
it  by. 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


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trade-mark  "Armour's  Star";  and  that  the  district 
judge  thus  did  not  err  In  denying  relief  on  account 
of  the  alleged  trademark  infringement. 

[")  We  may  add,  in  this  connection,  that  In  our 
opinion  it  was  not  error  to  reject  plaintiff's  offer 
of  the  record  of  the  Patent  Office  rejection  of  de- 
fendant's af»plicatlon  for  registration.  Sueh  re- 
jection was  clearly  not  an  adjudication  uixm  the 
fact  question  f)f  wh.at  plaintiff's  trade  mark  actu- 
ally was.  It  a.ssumed  to  decide  no  questions  other 
than  whetiier  defendant  was  (iititled  to  the  ex- 
rlusive  right  to  the  words  "Southern  Star."  or 
whether  plaintiff's  mark  and  defendant's  mark  were 
so  similar  as  to  be  likely  to  confuse,  or  i>erhnps  lioth 
those  question.s.  See  Trade-Mark  Act  of  UK)'),  as 
amended  (Conip.  Stat.,  1916.  sec.  94K5  et  seq.). 

fS,  !»|  As  to  unfair  comi)etition  :  In  view  of  the 
conclusion  reached  as  to  plaintiff's  e.stablished 
trade-mark,  we  think  unfair  com|>etitlon  was  not 
8.iti.sfa(  torily  established.  To  sustain  a  charge  of 
unfair  comi»et!tion  it  must  at  least  ajti^'ar  that  de- 
fendant's conduct  had  a  tendency  (or  was  calcu- 
lated) to  palm  off  its  goods  .as  tiiose  of  plaintiff. 
( (i<i(,<Uicnr  Co.  \..Go»<Itjear  Ruhhcr  Co.,  128  T'.  S..  59S. 
fK>4;  9  Sui).  Ct.,  1C<3:  32  L.  Ed.,  Mo;  46  O.  C..  122; 
Hone  Scale  Co  v.  Wprkoff,  198  U.  S.,  ITS.  140; 
2r>  Sup.  Ct..  609;  49  L.  Ed..  972;  116  O.  C,  299; 
Jinthhnne  v.  Champion  Co.,  C.  C.  A.,  6;  189  Fed.,  2<V 
3(1;  110  C.  C.  A.,  r.r»6;  37  L.  U.  A.  ( \.  S.),  258.) 
The  general  principles  applicable  to  cases  of  this 
nature  are  well  understood.  In  their  application 
each  casv'  must  turn  largely  upon  its  own  circum- 
stances. About  ir»  r>^r  cent  of  defendant's  product 
was  wrappe<l  and  labeled.  F^xcept  in  the  use  of  the 
word  "Star,"  it  would  be  difficult  to  construct  labels 
more  essentially  different  than  those  of  plaintiff 
and  defendant,  riaintiff's  Label  Is  a  comparatively 
small  oval  (or  a  circlet,  reading  as  already  stilted  ; 
the  w<irds  ".\rmour's"  and  "Ham"  being  in  blue 
letters  upon  a  yellow  field,  and  the  word  "Star" 
being  in  white  letters  \\\Kii\  a  blue  field.  The  other 
words  are  in  black  nr>on  a  yellow  field.  Plaintiff's 
name  (not  its  address)  api)ears  In  comparatively 
small  letters  at  the  foot  of  the  label,  which  Is  de- 
cidedly backing  in  ornamentation  and  is  of  digni- 
fied simplicity.  Defendant's  labels  are  compara- 
tively large  and  quite  elaborafe.  Each  of  those 
presentetl  as  characteristic  have  the  words  in 
prominent  letters  "Southern  Star  Brand."  accom- 
p.anled  by  a  star  In  symbol.  Defendant's  name  and 
address  appear  prominently  upon  the  face  of  the 
lal)eis.  In  tlie  center  of  each  label  appears  a 
farmyard  scene.  It  Is  hard  to  believe  that  even 
the  casual  and  careless  purchaser  would  l>e  de- 
ceived by  defendant's  lal>el8  into  thinking  they 
were  purchasing  plaintiff's  goods.  The  remaining 
80  to  85  per  cent  of  defendant's  product  is  sold  un- 
wrapped and  merely  skin-branded,  as  Is  a  part  of 
plaintiff's  product.  But  here  again,  while  the 
differences  between  the  respective  skin  brands  are 
not  so  marked  as  In  the  case  of  the  labels  upon 
the   wrappe<l   product   they  are   nevertheless   pro- 


nounced. Plaintiff's  br;md  reads  ".Armour's  Star 
U.  S.  Insix»cte<l  and  Passed  Est.  2A"  ;  the  words  l)e- 
ing  disposed  in  three  p;irallel  lines,  ".Armour's" 
UMng  above  the  word  ""Star."  which  in  turn  is 
.above  the  remaining  words.  Defend.-int's  brand 
consists  of  a  large,  five-pointed  siar.  across  which 
are  the  words  ".""Southern  Star";  below  these  words, 
;ind  still  in  the  star,  the  word  "Prand";  below  the 
star  the  word  "T\  S.,"  on  the  line  below  "Inspe<ted 
and  Pa.ssed."  anri  below  (a  lifdi  line  >   "Est.  '.t9,'.." 

Having  In  mind  that  since  about  the  \ears  1914 
to  I'll*!  no  star  symbol  li;is  been  used  on  iiny  of 
I»l.aintiff's  advertisements,  labels,  or  brands,  the  tes- 
timony that  when  customers  wanted  <lefendant's 
goo<ls  they  asked  for  "Southei-n  Star."  tli.at  .Ar- 
mour's nana'  was  better  known  than  the  wurd 
"Star,"  and  that  ".Xrniour's  St^ir"  was  j.'ener,ally 
called  for  by  that  name  (thus  tendini:  to  show  that 
".Armour's"  was  the  dominant  i)ortion  df  jihaintiff's 
trade-mark)  ;  the  fact  that  ret.ailers  and  lartie  con- 
sumers are  not  as  easily  deceived  as  the  small  and 
casual  consumer:  the  statement  of  the  District 
judge  in  his  opinion  (which  we  quote  in  the  mar- 
gin),' and  the  natural  jirobability  That,  in  cas<'S 
where  the  ham  or  bacon  was  sold  by  tlie  retailer 
cut  in  slices,  the  consumer  would  not  be  very  likely 
to  p;iy  jittention  to  the  brands-  we  are  not  con- 
vinced th;it  wo  would  be  warranted  in  settiiis: 
aside  the  tri;il  judge's  conclusion  of  la<k  of  tend- 
ency to  deception  or  unfair  comiietition.  There  is 
evidence  tending  to  show  deception  (or  lerhaps  ;it- 
teinpte<l  deception)  on  the  part  of  some  retailers; 
but.  taking  into  .account  the  entire  re<'ord,  we  are 
unable  to  say  with  any  eonfiilence  that  defendant 
is  resiKinsible  therefor.  (Rntfihnrir  v.  Chnvipion 
Co..  supra,  189  Fed.,  at  pages  32,  33;  110  C.  C.  A  . 
f,'.n^■,  37  L.  K.  A.  (N.  S.),  258.)  Indeed,  there  is  an 
abundance  of  apparently  reliable  testimony  that  de- 
fendant's goods  have  been  sold  both  to  dealers  and 
consumers  generally  on  their  merits.  The  ass»^rte<l 
fact  that  defendant's  "Southern  Star  Brand"  is 
inferior  to  plaintiff's  "Star."  and  that  it  is  sold 
at  a  less  price  .ind  in  active  competition,  has  no 
appre<'iable  tendency  to  .show  unfairness  in  com- 
petition. 


»  "  •  •  •  The  testimony  heard  in  plaintiff's  behalf 
does  not  sntlsfiictorily,  and  without  mere  inference  or 
hearsay,  show  that  siiiy  purcliasor  wbntfvej-,  litiior  for  his 
own  use  or  for  sale  to  otliers,  has  licen  deceived  into  the 
use  of  any  of  defendant's  hams  or  bacon,  or  into  any 
purctiase  thereof  a.s  those  of  tlio  plaintiff  liistrad  of  those 
of  the  defendant.  On  the  contrary,  the  fact  that  no  per 
son  of  ordinary  Intelligence  was  at  all  likely  to  be  so 
deceived  by  defendant's  brands  and  marks  was  shown 
clearly  by  "the  testimony  of  so  many  witnesses  that  fur- 
ther testimony  on  that  pliase  of  the  case  was  stopped  by 
the  court,  when  quite  a  score  of  oth^r  witnessis  were 
present  ready  to  testify  for  defendant  to  the  same  effect. 
In  the  almost  entire  absence  of  any  convincing  testimony 
from  the  plaintiff  on  this  point,  the  court  ttiought  further 
testimony  thereon  hy  the  defendant  unnecessary.  In  say- 
ing this,  the  court  does  not  by  any  means  overlook  the 
t(>stlmony  of  the  witnesses  for  the  plaintiff.  Quite  the 
reverse,  for  we  have  reached  these  conclusions  after  a 
careful  study  of  every  part  of  that  testimony,  and  espe- 
cially as  it  bears  upon  the  question  of  Infringement  and 
unfair  competition."  This  quotation  seems  to  make  un 
necessary  further  reference  to  plialntiff's  contention  that 
actual  deception  need  not,  as  matter  of  law,  be  shown 
and  that  It  Is  enough  If  defendant's  labels  are  calculnted 
to  decelre. 


200 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  0, 1023 


ri.iintlff  miuhlains  that  ft'rraln  of  its  proffprc 
te.<iinniiy  was  Iniprtii-eiiy  re'jf'<'te<i.  We  thitik  thn 
result  wf<u!il  nnff  lie  diffprpiit  if  cmisiileration  were 
i:i\f;i  td  (M  f^rytkini,'  fairly  adniissibie. 

Thp  .•orulusinii  wt»  have  rf'ache<l  niaken  It  unneo- 
essjiry  t<i  coiisifipr  rhf  asserted  defense  of  laches 

The  decree  ol  the  district  court  is  afflrmed. 


The  |.«'!iriun 
feature  i'iii\    "f 
<  ial   iiieiirioii 


MOTION    FOR    HEUKARING. 

for  rehefiriiiff  uiiisf  he  denied.     One 
the  iretitioii  seems  tn  call   for  s[ie 
*lM]r  ii[>ininn  states  that  — 


it  !-i  »;i  ti^i'.-C'C  >:ii.v  <'statili-!fu'<l  by  lUf  rf'stiiiMUV  'C 
piainti.T'n  r''pr»>Hi'iir«rivps  tti.-it  in  Arminir  A  t'n.  s  iatx'U 
hraii'ls,  ani!  advMt-t  isiiii:  mattiT  iCfii'-ra.  ;y.  iuclmlin.;  a^s'i 
its  Inrsf  iii-<pl;(J  riirfls.  the  ri;\int^  jiv»'n  wis  nlvvav^ 
"Armrii;r's  Star  "  ham,  or  "ArmMiirH  Star  bac<in,  as  tiie 
IMS-'  rni>:tit  bt' — «'>  iiso  of  ttif  wnnl  'Star  '  inr  i'* 
svnitio'i.  p\f-fpt  ii<  dlrt'Otly  prfoM«''l  by  the  w><rii  "Ar 
riii>ur  s   ■   t)«'ine  ghpw  n. 

In  challeuiie  if  the  correctness  of  thi<<  stntement, 
refi^Teiice  is  m.^le  to  Exhibit  N'e.  25,  desrTitx'd  In 
the  tei^tiniony  ijs  "containine  the  fijfure  of  a  star 
and  atK)\e  it  the  words  'Armour  &  Co..'  and  beh)w 
it  tlie  word  "Chleauo.'  "  which  the  testimony  states 
"is  a  iatic!  we  [jut  on  our  wrappe<l  hams  and  bacon 
from  my  earliest  recoUection  up  to  about  irxX)" 
•  the  witness  'tirst  went  with  Armour  &  Co.  in 
ls:»l    anil  Went  info  the  advertisinf?  department  In 

Kxhltiit  No  25  is  not  at  hand,  and  inferably  did 
not  come  up  with  the  record.  But  that  exhibit,  a.s 
alxive  de«crii»e<i,  Is  not  enoaeli  tr)  di8cre<lit  the 
Quoteil  statement  in  our  opinion,  nor  change  the 
conclusion  there  arrive<i  at.  The  difference  be- 
tween "Armour  &  Co."  and  "Armour's"  In  that 
iorttanee  is  not  very  signiflcant.  Indeed,  the  wit- 
ness, inimefiiately  following  his  testimony  as 
quotel  above.  Identified  "another  paper  containing 
a  circular  figur*  with  a  star  in  the  center,  and  the 
word  Star'  written  acros.s  the  star,  the  word 
■.Vruiour  s'  ihi.\e  and  other  words  t>eneath,"  wbicii 
pa[>*n-,  'ailed  a  sticker  or  notice,  the  witness  sayi 
'Was  [last^'d  on  lair  wrui>peil  hams,  callins  the  at- 
tention of  the  [inblic  to  the  quality  of  the  contont>i. 
It  was  used  c<)ncurrentiy  uith  the  last  exhibit" 
(  Kxhibit  25  i. 


s.'ii.noi.  FI.  M 


PATENT  SUITS. 


f  Notices   iindfT  sfction  4921.  Revise<J  Statutes,  as  amended 
February   18,   192-_'.] 

I>lckinfW)n.  Candy  pulling  machine. 


suit  fiU-d  Aug.  23.  1023.  D.  C  .  K.  D.  Pa..  Dor.  2<?17. 
If.  A.  Hihlrrth  T.   /..  Schutr. 

M72.070.  .1.  I  ederer.  Invert*»i1  gas  burner,  suit  filed 
Aug.  27.  1!>23,  ri.  C.  E.  r».  I'n  .  Doc.  2^W,  Welsbach 
(.'<).  V.  The  Coleman  Lauip  Ci,. 

!t'24.0<r..  A.  Cee.  Manufacture  of  fashioned 
hosiery,  suit  fil-f^d  Sept  7.  1',t2.''..  r>,  C,  E.  D.  Pa,, 
D«K\  2.<y55.  Chitomnn  Knitting  MilU  v.  L.  I.  Robin- 
Mon  <  Rnbinnfin  tinniery  MiVs* ) 


'171. s.'?**  W  M.  l"nlton  1'roces.s  of  making  ttibular 
Ui'tui  walLs.  suit  tiled  Sept.  10.  T.t2.'!.  D.  C,  W.  D. 
Wis.,  I)oo  J-".  1-;.  4.0.  7/0  lultnn  ('',.  V.  ZaneJiiiUe 
l.'iborntorit  s,  lite.,  rt  nl. 

'.\sr,~iyj.  D  1'  .Shoj-e.  Method  nf  Wiiterprixifing 
■tMiieiit  hloi-ks,  suit  lile<l  .s.-pf  7,  i!CJ."..  D  ('.,  K,  D. 
Ta.  Ink'  _'S"',;1  Shuii.  linrk  To.  et  <il.  v.  C.  li. 
<'i)Mt<tn. 

1.0<i7,7!M,   Morey   A:    I'.rotrdon,    I.amj*  .sockets,   suit 

liitMi  Sept.   11,  r.'"-';;    i-    c.  .^    d.  n    v.  do.'    i: 

'JT    ln7.  I'n.^^  it   Si  i/nnuf,  I  ni..   v.    \iin   IjhiII  >(    Ihin- 
;ic,   Inc. 

l.o'J7.570.    .1,    II.    .siicldon.    Cornfoft'T  filling    ma 
'■liin>';    l,:;7o,4n,    I 'iititr:ol..,    Swans<in    .'v    .Srhw;i  rtz, 
M.ittress  tiniiii:    lu.Mrluiii-.    suit    til.'d    .^efif     10.    r.t2'-!. 
D.   (',.    .<,    I  ».    \.    ^■  .    I'or     !■;    27'Mri     Trl'imj'r   hnp-J: 
Mil'  hiin    C-.i-j,    \     S'lliti'.'f  r  Bi'ldnii/  .s'l^/i///;/  Cd    et  nl. 

l,o'2'.l..">41.  I..  .\  IlaustrtttT  DisliwiKliiiit:  ni:i- 
■liin.'.  vuir  tib'd  .Tu!;.  •_'•'.  I't2.".,  D  ('..  I>  I','i,,  Doe, 
•J>01,  I.  {  Ifnu^t'ttr,  ,t  a/,  ..  The  U'^rn  J  llarlnrt 
I'l'inkirif}  'o 

1.0^>20,  T,  I'csi'Mtore,  System  of  transfxirting 
tieM\y  !f>:id,-  of  niof.r  \  t.lni'lcs,  «iiit  file<l  .\ue,  10, 
]''-S^.  D  "■  E  I'.  l';i  Do.  2sl,'^,  G.  CnrUton  v. 
I'lfuff    I  riuler   ('nr]i  • 

1  .lit  1.1  ;>;',.  W  Itufan  MechanisTu  for  ofxratlng 
hoistway  dofn-s;  1.177,251.  .T  .\  Kearney,  Ounrdw 
for  hoistway  d..ors.  -uit  tiU-l  Sej^r  7,  1023,  D,  C, 
.s  D,  N.  V  ,  D«K.  K  27  ]!>.'{.  (nIHx  tf  dioghrgan.  Inr., 
\    EUnn  cf  Tarella  (/',  Elian  d  Co.). 

1,177.251.      I  .See  1.17(M'.#;i  • 

1.23C).S«)5.  R.  P  Clark.  Cover  for  fruit,  suit  filed 
Sept  10,  1023,  D.  C.  \.  D.  (;a..  Doe.  E  252.  R.  P. 
<  lark  et  al.  \.  The  C'lrrugated  I'aper  Frodurtu,  Inc. 

I..'?20.ft5s.  n.  (;enistiack.  Telephone  headband: 
1.447,!>*5M,  F.  Dietrifh.  Telephone  head  s«'t,  Buit  filed 
Sept.  13.  102.3.  D,  r..  S  D.  X,  Y  .  Dcx-.  E  27/112. 
C.  Branded,  hie.,  v.  The  (ireeley-Madinon  Corp.  >  t  al. 

1.370.41]       (S»'e  1.027,570  1 

1.447,;K)i>.      tSf>e  1 ,3'_'0.6.'')H  ) 

1.45'<.72.S.  .1.  S.achs  EK><'tric-appl  lancv  rec'iving 
!ind  meter  protectiiiL'  t;ox  or  casing,  suit  filed  Aug. 
0,  10*23,  D  C,  D  Pa  .  I  to.'.  2w<>5.  ,/  Sarhs  et  al.  v. 
>'.  Brhmukler 

lie.  15.075.  H.  H  Skelly,  Lubricating  systemg,  suit 
filed  Seiit,  *>,  10-23.  D.  C,  N.  D.  Ohio,  E.  D.,  Dor. 
•.m;2.  The  liiiKHick  Mf'j    Co.  v.  The  .Mlyne-Zerk  Co. 

IH»8.  50,OS3.  H  H  Scotford,  Lamp  shades,  suit 
filed  Aug.  2s,  lir_':i,  d  c.  K.  D  Pa..  Do<-.  2S21.  U.  II. 
Scotford  V.   4.  Sriieri'r   >  Patent  Idiiip  Shade  Co.). 


ADVERSE  DECISIONS  IN  INTERFERENCE. 


In  int' rfercncos  i[i\ohing  the  Imlicnteil  clalm.s 
of  the  following  pnteiits  final  ilecisiens  have  I>een 
rendered  that  the  rcsitective  i)atentees  were  not 
the  first  in\  enters  wiili  rf^p't-t  to  the  claims  listed  : 

Pat.  1.413,400,  T    H    Packman.  Packing  ring,  de- 

ci  led  August  22.  ]0'23.  claim  1. 

Pat.  1.417.107,  H  \V  Plei.ster.  Expansion  shield, 
decided  Septensl'er  s,  r.f23.  cl.iini  1. 


TRADE-MARKS 

OFFICIAL  (iAZETrE.  OCTOBEK  0.  T023. 
l\oi..  :u:..    No.  2.1 


'f\\v  following'  trade-marks  arr  |)ublisho(l  in  rompliance  with  section  ()  of  the  act 
of  Fehriiary  20.  l%.j,  as  aincndod  March  2.  1907,  Notice  of  opposition  iiiiisl  be  filed 
witliiii  thirty  days  of  this  publication. 

Marks  appHed  for  "under  the  t<*n-year  proviso"  are  ref^istrable  under  the  proN  ision 
in  chiuse  T))  of  section  5  of  said  act  as  amended  February  18.  1911. 

As  provided  I)y  section  11  of  s;iid  act,  a  fee  of  ten  dollars  nuisl  accoinjiaiiy  t?ach 
notice  of  o})position. 


Srr      No      ITJ^f)'.'        ifT.  XSS     e,.       PUEMICAI^S,     MEPI     '   Srr.     No.     147. '-'79        (CT.ASS     36        MUSICAL    l.N.^iRU- 

eiMS      \\h    ril  \l',M.\i   1:1    Tp   AL    I'l!  i:  I '.\  li  \  I' I^NS   >  MENTS     AM'     SIi'nJi:S..       i.,     '^  AN    DEH     HeydeN     A 

\     HwiliOMs    ,\.    I   M.    1\<-,.    Npw    York.    N      ^    ,   .•is,i^n.ir    to  IIxl/i'  i:     l';iris,.    liain.         lii.d    M.;\    6,    19'21. 

M    Tf<l;i  Ac  Co  ,  Nl  «■   \i.rk.  N.  \ ..  a  Lori-niraiioii  of  Ni'W 
^.  rk.      lib'.l   .Inly   'J4,    lUlh. 


TEKLA 

I'urt  icuUir  di  -i  rifit  iiDi   'n   i/(i'hIk       I'arf   I'li^d.-r, 
('Ui\inH   uxe  siiici     .Inl\,    lUl.'i 


S.  r     No     U':;.7'.ts,      it   I.A.SS  :;;.      PAl'IOK   ANP    Sl'ATION 
Kl{Y,i      .iosKPii   l)ix<iN  I'lii  I  iBTE  (  iiMPANV,  .li'r.H»'V  t'iiy. 
N.  J.      Filt-d  Oct.   15,  lUlii. 


OCLEAL 


/'artiruUir  dft^rription  "t  good!'.-    urp,Hti-    ri;;ii((»,  il.irps, 
and   I'artM  "f   Such   1  imtrumcnt,'-, 

cininiH   u^i    siiK-i'  .•jli.ait   .Tail,    1,   1!'21. 


BIV 


-Xppliraiit  iliscliiiiii>  thf  nijnspnt.itioiis  uf  n  pencil 
Mparl  fnan  tli'-  rn.irk  jis  sli^  \x  ii  'I'rmii'  ni.-irk  rctii^ists  of  :i 
n  lativoly  sh^rl  linked  cnp  nii'mhor  h-nrini;  ii  n-dilisti  metal- 
lic  hl-'itiT. 

I'nrt  icdiii  I    (I' !t'  r,  pt  I'lH    of  ij(,</)tx.-     I'l'liclls. 

riaimn   i/-<    sinrr    I'tO.' 


Ser.  \..  l.-'J.^i^T,      M  L,\SS  1^1       KI.ErTRH  Al-    \I'r.\R\ 

TUS.  MACHINES.     ANH    SITPLIES,  i        riu;    Cnci.n- 

NATi  I..\Mi'    ,V    HriAiKKr    i'oMr.\>"i.    now    ii>     itemirc    of 

iiMuic  'I'lii'    I 'inn    Auto    Pniilacts    i,'onip,iny,    Oui'liiMati. 
Old.),      riled   Sept.    10.    ISCl. 


S.T    No.    14.".. 4S.'?        II   LASS   :.T       IVXEEIi   .\NI>   STATION 
Ki:Y.i      TuK  \V.\nL  foMiA.N^,  (  liicajio,   111      Eiled  Mar. 

■.ii\  irtin. 


The  triidi'-mnrk  cuii^iHts  of  a  re<]  cdvcr  or  top  portion 
for  H  rontidnpr  for  leads,  the  color  Iwliig  applied  therrto 
ns  by  painting,  printing,  and  the  like,  ami  the  panilhl 
liii.  s  i'l  the  drnwini:  illnstr.ite  the  colored  portion  of  said 

r(int;iin>T.  No  clnini  i^  in.ndi'  herein  liroadly  to  the  rcp- 
reseiit;?  t  ion  ot  a   eont:ii:i<  r  per  sr 

Partii'utnr  (Uxrrijilinii  u'  i/dofix  I.eiuN  'ind  I,i'!td  Con- 
t;iiii'  rs, 

chiii'M   lis.     -nil  !•    l'el>     •-',    V.<^^(l 


Tile    applicani    diMcl.'Uins    cxelnsivf    richt    to    (h.     wnrds 
"InniT   I  ..nlfol"    i  xn  pt   in   the  ronnoiiinn    f-h'ttii, 
riirttruhir   ill  ■"'  ri/it  ion    u!    ilii'idx'       Sj'Ot  1  i'_' t;  t -. 
Vluiiii^    ii.^i    sjiae   .Tunr    1.    I'J'-l 


Ser.  No.   Icn.SBii       (CLASS  'JL      ELi:r'JH  li\\L  ATTARA- 
TT'S,    .\L\i  IIINES.    .\NL>   SCPrLlES   ,       i    (nvi>j\x    t  on- 

soMi'.viiP    r<)i;ro!;  ATii'V,    IvMlTEii,    St     I  at  lierinex,   On- 
tario    '   :ii:adii       I'ileil    Mar,    I**,    I',*'.".', 


VACTITE 


Pnrtirutar  dmcriptinn   of  qonds       Toppo 
In   Wire  for   Electrical   T'lirposes 

Ctnimif  i/w   sinei'  i.n  or  nlM>at  Mfir    4    lft2 


r-rind    T.piid! 


•JO] 


202 


TI  S.    MA'-HIN 
Co.,  Oakland.  C 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


CLASS  21.      ELECTRICAL   APE'ARA- 

:S.    AND    SCfPLIEiJ!^     Cal-Mki     Mra. 
nt.     Filed  Mar.  22,  1922. 


rurUfulnr     dexfriiitnin     of     ijooilx       Shef-t  \ff>r!il     Prod- 

u,.t*_    Nann-ly,  S<.'li- K..uiirai  ri   F:.jiiipmt'nt,  Electri'-al  Cook- 
ing .\[ipiiatii'es.  aril   WurtT  II»'fit''rs 
ri, ii'fn    une   •''Mu-i'    Nov.    I.'i,    lft21. 


S- r      No      lt;.3  .-.Nf.l       CLASS     '!        (HH.MICAUS.     MEDI- 
riNKS.    .\NL»    PH.VRMACErTlCAL   I'KEl'ARATIONS  I 

Fhkd     K.     L.t  ;KiJH"i.\(.     il"ititc    Uw-iitif-i.--     ,i.>     Tti-'     KixiiT 
Ciinipany.  CharUittf.  .N.  f.      Eil''<l  -May  U.   1022. 


l'<irtiru'iiir   il>  KTintiriti    'jf  'i'i<iil->.       Rat    Exterminator. 
t'hntnx   UKf  Minci»  about  May   15,   1921. 


StT    N.)    i»;.".  '',11^ 
Its,   \i  v'H;' 

K  .t  [ ,  S  V  ■  \     I'm,     I     t 


I   LASS   _■!        I'LIj  THir.vr,   .M'F.VRA 

;s,  .vN  1 '  St  !-iM,n;s  ■      rni    lU'  klkv 

ica;;o.    111.      FlU'ii   .May    ID,   r'22. 


PnrtiruUir  de»i: 
nectlng  Radio  R* 
Phonograph.*. 

Claimt  use  sini-c  Apr.   10,   1922 


Ser.  No.  Iti4.1.-(i  n'LASS  -1  KLL<  TRICAL  .VPPARA- 
TUS.  M.XCHINES  ANI>  SI  Ll'LIKS  i  .\uvavce  W(m)D 
Ti'RMVii  C.I..  ihioai;.>.  111.      I'iU-d  .May  2U.   1922. 


l',rifi' 


f'artuutur    'fryrrfpf/on 
Tablt'  I.iinips 

'^laima  uxt'  ^1  !.'■>■  .\Lt  ■■     I      r. i21. 


l:i.-.tri.      I'lM.ir     and 


.•^,.r   \..    I'-.t  I'.i       '  i,\>.s  _i      ri.i:.  iitiicL  .vi'rAR.\- 

TI'S,     MAiHINKS      \\li    ■^  I    PI'!   IIS    •       \\'\  \\>  K    \V-ni> 
TrHMNM    (  -  .    (    !ii.  a^..,    i  1!        I  iU.I    M.-i>     -O.    P.i_"_' 


ADVANCO  PRODUCTS 


Table   Lani['< 


I  ;i'  '  '  rir     PliMfF     and 


S»^r.     N.,       p.t   C,!  riASS     <-.        (   llIlMIi   .\1,S.     MKliI 

CINKS.    .vMi    PFi  U{,\(  \i   F.ri  |(   AL    PKKP.\  U.VT1(.)NS,  . 

( '.  ()    (,AHi::i  :    ,^i;  Si'\^,  I  ' 'i  11111.11-  .1  iiti'-t  i.'ii,    ln»M       Pili'd 
May  2n.   i;t22 

GO  RUST  GO 


I'lirtt'-ul'ir    '!•  tiitptioii     'j,'     „"j'j'i'-      A     I'ri'pa  r.ntioii     for 
RtMBi.vin.;    It'i-t. 

''/<ii"i*    u^i    sin.  .•    .Tin     1 ,    1022. 


S.T.     N-.       !'\t'i'«;  '   I.A<.--     '.         illl-:MirAl.S.     MEDI- 

CINES. .\N|i  I'll  \RM  VI  EPTICAL  PREPARATIONS.! 
Tub  .VMKKi'  AS  CirKwii  .u,  \Iam  kaiti  hivo  Co.,  D«'iivcr. 
<'o|o,      Fll"d   .Jun.'   .'.    l'.i22. 


ZONAX 


iption  of  good*.-  -Railii>adat)ti'r>«  fur  Cnn- 
A'ivlng  S*-!*   to   Amplifying  Cliarnlitrs  of 


Particular   iltHf-rtption    t.f    v'/otin       .\    Trie  .Veid    Solvrnt 
and   Blood  I'lirirtir 

Claims  use  since  June  14,  1921.  , 


October  11.  litll'i 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


203 


Ser.   No.   10.'.. l,-??.      rn.ASS  40.      F'OoDS  .\ND   INliREDI 
ENTS    OF    FOODS,  i       Hint,    H.m.h    &    Co.,    Oakland. 
Calif      Fil.'d  .Iiine  7,  1922. 


The  worrl  "Urnnd''  does  not  form  a  part  of  the  ro^'is- 
trntiiiii  sought  aparl  fri>rn  the  mark  -liown   in  thi'  drawing 

J'artiauUir  diKirifftiun  of  ijihuI"  -  -I'resh  Fruit  viz, 
C»ranue8.  I/emons.  .Vpples,  Prars.  i 'ant.'ilonpes.  and  Frpsb 
\"<>»retables     viz.  .Vsparnffiig. 

'  IniniM  iiKt    slnee   1900 


Srr.     Nn      1<;,-..4.;t  iCLASS     f,        i   H  i;  .M IC  A  LS.     MEDl 

(  INi:S,  .\ND  I'll  \IOIAi  EI"T1CAL  PREP.VRATIONS  I 
Wai,  M  r  Oki  iw  i:iis  Si'ka^  Mam  i  ai'  i  i  h  i  n'J  CfiM  pa.s  i  ,  Los 
Ang.'l.'s.   Calif.      Fibd   .lun.     12.    1922. 

Nico-sulphur-dust 


No    <'laltn    is    nijuli'   tn    the    ump^N     'Siiliihur    Dust'    iiiiarl 
friifii  t  hf  rnnrk  shown 

I'nrPii\ilnr  il>  y'-ription  '.f  u'l'uls.     -InsfCt icidt'n. 

I'lntiiiM  !(•.<    -iiiii'   .Vpr    'JO.   1920 


S.T  Nn  10';. U2  (CLASS  >;,  tllKMIC.U.S,  MLDI- 
CINi:s,  AND  PIIAK.M.VCEITH  \1.  PKEP.\RA  II  HNS  i 
LA.M-Tf:  Mri,.  >  ^  .  i  iklahuma.  okla.     Fil.'d  .lunc  27.  1922 


I'nrtiruliir    ili  xfrxpttun    'li    ij'i'hIi-        Slia\  int;    LciIimK 
(  Uiimn   uKr  sinro   May   1,    1922. 


S.T.  No  107.409.  Ul.ASS  4f,,  FOODS  AND  IN(;REDL 
ENTS  OF  P'OODS.)  Sidney  McHar.;,  Cal.xic...  Calif. 
Filetl   July   26.    1922. 

CHANMGME 


Particular  dencription  of  goodx — Cantaloupes  in   Their 
Natural   State  and  I.#ttuce. 

Claimg   U9e   since   June  0.    i;t22. 


Ser  No.  107,0:?0  (CLASS  2<-  .TEWELRY  AND  PRE- 
ClOrs  METAL  WAKE  1  Thk  LvIIot  Botile  CoM- 
I'Avy,   Cincinnati,    oiii..       Filt-d    July    Ml,    1922. 

I CY-H  OT 


I'artifuhi!  •!'  »fripl iun  <,'  iiduiIs  pi.ttl.'S.  Jars,  C.'irafes, 
Juus  ;  C.ifT.'i.  T..;!,  {  h.M-  l.-itc,  and  i  ttlur  Puts  and  Pitch»'rs  : 
I'lasks.  Tankards:  '  (.iiiaintTs  f.ir  Solid.  Lnjiiid.  and 
N'iscous  I'o.iils  and  Casiii^,-.  and  Cups  Th.'r.fdr  and  Sup- 
ports. Hr.ack.'ts.  Stands,  llandlts,  iPildcrs.  and  Trays  for 
the  Sano>  .  Salt  Sliak.-rs,  P.'pp.T  Shiiki  rs.  Table  Knives, 
Table  Eor4<j.<.  Tabb  s;h  i.ns,  Su,;;ar  Sp,i  mis.  Pickle  I'drks. 
Talilewar.'  and  Servinu  T't.'nsils.  iiiid  I  iinch  P..xes.  Made 
Wholly  nr  in  Part  of  I 'rfiMtins  Mci;,l  i^r  Piai.'d  or  (trna- 
mfnted    with    th.'    Same 

Claims  ufi  siii.-.  A|>r  1  190v,  ,-,n  bcttb-s.  jart^.  flasks, 
ciintaincrs  fi.r  snliii,  H.j'Md  and  visi-nus  foods,  rasings.  and 
cups:  fiif  said  liUii  b  !i...\,s  sine.'  .I,Mii  1.  I9(i9:  for  said 
caraf.'H  sine-  I'.^ti,  1,  ibll:  f..r  said  sui'iM.ris,  brackets, 
f^lands,  handi.s,  bibbrs.  and  tra\<  sin'..  S.pt,  1,  1912; 
and  for  said  ju>;s.  p. its.  idtchers.  tankards,  sait  shakers, 
pepper    shak.  rs,     taiile    knives,     table    f.irks.     tabb^sp^ons, 

snt'ar    ^I n-.    pirkb     forks,    aiid    !ali!evvar(     an.l    -'rvme 

utensils    sine.     .Inn,     1  ,    1 91  :'. 


S.r,  N.e  lt;7.te-;:  (CL.VSS  -.KK  i"KO(  KKKV,  EARTHEN- 
W.VRi:.  AND  PDKCKLAIN  I  Tui;  I.iiL.r  H(-rn.« 
CoMi'A.w,   CHiLiUuat.1,   l.ilii'1.       Filed    .lulv    ::,I.    1922 

Icy-Hot 


PartiiiiUii     ii<  '•f^ription    of    rjondi.      Plates,    Cups.    Jues, 
and   Dishes  .d    i  bina,    P.ireelain.   .and    Earthenware, 
Cla4wft   un,    -.ince  .Ian,    1,    191,'i. 


Ser.  No,  D!7.S;;(i  i  CLASS  21,  EI.LCTIUCAL  .\P1'ARA- 
TPS.  .MAC|IINi;s,  AND  SrPPLlFS  >  R...,kks  Elec- 
■Mtic    C'eMTANi,    iNt    ,   .Milet;    City,   Mnnt       Filed   Aug.   4. 


1922. 


V 


Perfecurl 


P<1>  tl'^ullll      <!'  >'•'  l/i!  ,',»i        ■,,' 

Irons 

(  laim>'    !..«.     SUM'.     Mar      1  ,     1922 


•  lis. — Ele<'tri.'al      I   ;irling 


Ser  N.i  171, 2:s  I  CI  ASS  2^.  ,n\\  I"LMV  AND  PRE- 
ClOrS  METAL  WAUr  .  1.  S,  Mwi'".,  i  ;fsei.i,s.  u  aft 
.Mir  iu;s.  HiUNKTt'K  lIu-riN.;.  I'nnikfort  <'[i  ;)i.  Main, 
("Ji-rji-i.-iiiV        Fib'd    I  let     27.    1922, 


j^ 


Parlicijlnr  driirriptinn  of  goodn — Jewelry  and  Ware  of 
Cold  and  Silver  for  Personal  Wear,  Not  Including 
Watches  —  Namely,  Brooches.  Finger  Rings,  Flarrings, 
Bracelets,  Chain-Mail  Bags,  Cigarette  Cases,  and  Pencils, 
and   Flat    and    Hollow    Tableware.    Toilet    Ware. 

Claims   ui*c   since   March,    1920. 


204 


OFFICIAL  GAZF/ITK 


OctobkbO,  1928 


8er.   No.   171,402.      iCI^VSS  ;;T.      PAI'KR  AND  STATION- 


ERY I       H.    V 


s    Y      Fnk«d  net    ;u,  1»22. 


VvoljjvaVV 


Particular    d 
Making  C  pi.-s   f 
CUlimjt    u*>-    sin 


Ser,   No,  171,400 
EKV   >      11     V 

S    Y.      Filed  I 


Vnorbws    Taper    roMt»NY.    New    York, 


rutriptton    of     /'/oi/ji  - -lafT     Suitable    for 

lorn    St.ncii    I  ml.r^■«silHl■^ 


I. ASS  :;:       PATKU   AMI   STaTION- 
AMiiKws    I'u'KR    C'lMiAsi,    New    York, 

t.  :;i.   1!'.'2 


me:nicopy 


MaklnK  Copies  fn<ni  Stencil  Impr^Y<Bions 
Claims    »«e   sine*"    NovemtHT.    191 « 


V;\',«r    SiiiTatiif     for 


Ser  No  n.-^.sn.  •  CLASS  29.  BROOMS,  BRT  SUES. 
AND  DUSTEflS.)  Lot.i«n'«A  Broom  Mani  factcreks 
AsscH  !atio>,   l<>>w    OrleiiiiB,    I>a.      Fil«>d   Dei-     1**.    l'.»22. 


ma 


No   r-laim   is 

Way"    or    "MadH 

from   fh»'   mark   : 

t'a'  tirular  'ifn 

t7atrn^    u«e    si 


lii-   ro   the   wnrrJs   "Cii.iran!t>ed   in    F'very 
.\.  .'Mrdini:   u<   Southprn    Standard"   apart 
■1   shown   on   the  drawing 
t-riptiim  >>f  ijo'idn.      Brt>om,s. 
O-t     2t].    1922, 


SfT     No      17?.,": 
IINFS,   ANr> 

F'TABr.ISSKM  K' 

niod  r>.T 


■il«         irLAS8     6.       rnFMITALS,     MKDI 
[AKMACFT-TirAI.   F'RFl'ARATIONS  • 

vtr'i      I'dtLEvc     FBfiRES,     rari<5,     F'ran'-i-. 

1'.'22. 


Used    to    CoDTpy 
Claimi  uar   sifi 


GELO  DISQUES 


iption    of   ijoodn — A    rhemienl    Product 
Vaccinas. 
ce   Mar     U,    1922 


^T.  No  i7.-,or,<i  (CLASS  :r-'  firmtt'hk  and  t-|' 
IIOLSTFRV  !  An.i.s  Ki  k.vi  i  r!!fi  Tiimcant,  Jame.s 
town,    N     V       Rled    .Inn     LT),    192:'. 


Th.>  w..[-il-  I,tMi.-n,-,\  !,  \  ^  "  ;iihI  •  III'-  ]vs:;-;ir.' 
claim. -d    ;lii;ir'     'r-u.    Mi.'     ,;,!'k    -Iimw:,    i;;    'lu-   ilr:iW!iiJ 

P<lrtu-ul<ir  !i<,.'i  !)>'(•  I,  .-•  .;:,'. .U  -  ,<..l':i-,  I>iv 
[irPs-nT-i  \\i]AU''--  lir'--ni.-  l',i:-:.~  .Ni;:llt  'I'.iiil'S.  \S' 
roties     c 'hltTHret  r.->,   .,inl    1  |.,usctiM,,l    (liairs 

Cliiifim    uKt     -::i''>     .I,ni      1.    P.hui 


di- 
ll n  s , 
ard 


S<»r  N"  it:.. ."..:>>  ii  i,AS>  .;  (  ii  KM  K'AI.S.  MKbl- 
CINES,  ANli  I'H.\"K.\lAt  FilTU  AL  l'Hi:i'AK.\TI<.»NS  . 
J,  F'LMKB  SkiiTH,  duiuK  t)iiHin>><H  as  ClareHa  Chenmal 
Wnrk/^.    livM'i,    I'.i        Kil.d    K.'t.     :'>.    }'.>2:'. 


The    p<irtr;(ii    in    merely    fanciful. 

Particular  ./» .lor-ipfOM   ,,f  ./nadM.-     !!iist  Ren]i>ver«.   I. ami 
dn'    Sour    iir     I'.l-.tii.     K-ij^       l:i>-       I'-Wil.r.    and     F;tce- 
Powder  riirnf'a<ts 

Vlaint!)    ui>,     sin'''-    ,l:ili     .'•>     1'.*--'. 


S.T      N..      17."."Tf.         ii-l,.\s.-<    .;        rUKMir.M.S,     MFIH 
(  INFS    AND  PHARMACFITHAr,   PREPARATIONS  ) 
Be.mk[,  K  (  niii  KI  M  \[  iH^ti  IV  ToBKK.  liOndon,  Knelantl. 
nied   Feb     .',    192,''., 


PartU'ular  description  nf  (jo'idx. — Face  Creams,  r,«tioiis. 
Preparations  fur  Remo\inK  Sii[)orflnoii9  Hair,  Rouce^,  flair 
Ix)tlons,     Pr<t^>arati>ins     for     Preventine     Sunburn,     Fnce 


OCTOBKK  ;>,  1H23 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


205 


Powder      Eyelash    and     E.veljrow     (;r"\vers     (Crraius    and 
Uqoldh    Eyelash    and    Evfhnnv    C.diirint;,    TiH.th    Powder 
and  Paste,   Nail   P(dishi'M.   Hand  IW-jnitlfyint;   Preparationis, 
Cuticle  (■r.';inis,    K.duiintr   l!;iili    Salts,   and    Perfum<ie. 
(Inimg    i<»r     since    Ma\     2.'>.    1H_'1. 


Ser.  No    176. .'.40       iCEASS  11       INKS  .VND   INKING  MA 
TERIAI.S.)       Raii'H    W     CKMnn.    dninj;    taif^iriess    as 
K.  W.  CJraueit  C",.  New    1'irl<,  .\    \.     i'lled  l-'eli.  2U,  1!)2;',. 


Partirular  ilixn-ipti'm  of  i/'imlM  Hrnnzi\  Alnniiiium, 
Black,  White,  an<l  Color  Stamping  I-»-af  fnr  Isp  uii  Hot 
Press. 

Claimg   uge   since   Aug.   28,    1919. 


Ser.  No.   176,504       (CLASS  21       ELECTRIfAE  APPARA 
Ti:S,    MACHINES,    AND   SUPPLIES  i      Tiu:    SroTT    & 
Fbtzer  Compa.vt,  Cleveland,  Ohio      Filed  Feb.  2.H,  1923. 

FAIRY'  VAC 


PariicuUtr  deKi-ription  of  O'xtds       Electric  8w«^p«r8  and 
C,leanerg, 

Claimt   tue  since  Jan.    29,    1923. 


Ser  No.  17ft. .-mS  (CI-ASS  2H.  .IEWELRY  AND  PRE- 
ClOrS  METAL  WARE  I  Damei,  Smilo,  New  York. 
N.    Y.      Filed    Feb.    24.    192.'?. 

LUXOR 


Particular     drarription     of    £700(J».      Pearls.     Necklace*. 
Bracelets,    and    Earrlnps 

riaimn    unr   since    Feb     1.    192.1. 


S«^r.     No.     17r,,,-.9:5.       (CL.VSS    .'.9.       CU>TinNO.)        Bkau 
Brand  Hosikhv  Co.,  Chiiaiio,  III.     Fi  ed  Feb.   26,  192.^. 

LASALLE 


PartUyular  detcription  of  good*. — Hosiery. 
OUUma  u«e  since   July  14,.  1922. 


Ser.    No.    17rt.594        m  F.ASS    ;'.!♦.       <I,OTHINi;  )       Bbas 
BiUND  HoKiEKv  C"  ,  Chir.-ii:...   111.      Filed   Feb    26,   192,''. 


^M  t 


Particular   denrrlptinn    >:'   fjo'-ilf       llnni.'ry, 
I  laims    u-ne    sinrc    1  »(.,;•     H,    1!12-     • 


Ser.  No.  17fi,792.  mLaSS'.I  KLKi'TUlCAD  APPARA- 
TCS.  MACHINES,  A  N  C  SI  ri'l.Ii:s  .  TliE  Kastkkn 
S1'B<-1ALTV  ('"MIMNY.  Pllihlili  Iphi:!,  P.'S  l'ile<l  Mar  I, 
Vi»23. 


Particular  deitcription  oft/oodx.  Eleclricftl  Instruments 
for  Central-Station  CseR  NHnnlx.  Ariiflcial  Ixiad  Trans- 
formers, Tegtlnjr  Switches,  and  Multiple  Contactors 
Adapted  for  Testing  Meters,  Tran.sfortners,  and  the  Like; 
Connectors,  Terminal  Lugs,  Terminal  Clips :  Radio  Re- 
ceiving Sets  and  Parts  Thereof— Namely,  Varloconplers, 
Variometers,   Condensers,  Rheostats,  and  Transformers. 

CUiim$   u»e   since   Jan.   2,    1922. 


Ser.  No.  176.923.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES. AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS  ) 
Haebt  E.  Spatdb  and  Edward  B  Raip,  Sunbury,  Pa. 
Filed    Mar.    3,    1923. 


ParticuUir  description  of  good» — Medicine  for  Disor- 
der* of  the  Dlgettlve  Tract  BmbraclnR  the  Stomach,  UTer, 
Kidneys,  and   the   Colon. 

Claims    tMc   since   about   Jan.    1.    192S. 


•206 


Ser  No.  177.00 1 
CINES.  AND  I 
The  Ivabink  i 
1923. 


OFP^ICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


CLASS    6.       CHEMICALS.     MEDl 
HARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS  i 

■  MP.tNY,  Corslcaiia,  T''X       KiU>d  Mar    "> 


Particular  d^'Sfrkpf iz-n  of  rjood* — A  Liquid   Preparation 

for    the    Tipatnieii^    of   Kldiuy,    Bliidder.    and    Rheumatlr 
TrouMos. 

Claims    use   sia'i>    Feb.    1.   lOlIJ. 


Ser  No  177.11+  uT..\SS  21  !.  I.i:i 'TP.  1'  A  L  .\  PPARA- 
TCS.  MAi  HINf:s.  ANl*  SCPPLIKS  i  Steklinc,  Ih(iv 
WuRKS.   1N<-.   Sr L-icrnn.  Calif       F'il.-.l   Mar    7.    192:5. 


ITYPE 


Pirtir^lar   ilrni  lptii,n   of    fjo'i'U       Kl.'.t  ri.all  v  Op.Tafol 
Iipfp  \\>-\\    nnil    xir'in*'    Pumps 
Claim.*    uit'     siii'|f>    Mar     1*1.    i;iL'2. 


Ser    No    177.217     liCLAS.S2I       EI.E<  TRP  W 1.  APPARA 
TUS,    MACniM':s.    and    supplies  i       Thom-VS    Cu- 
SATK  CoMPA.sv.  p)ic;igo.  III.      Fllt-(J  Mar,   10.  192:5, 


h  c)  s .  (lj  s  el  c  k    Q- 


Particular    de* 

naft>«]    Signst 
i'lmmi  uite  sin 


rfxiitUjn     rjf     poofi*  — P:iectrirall7-Illumi- 
'•n  or  about  .Iiinf  2.    1904. 


Ser      No      177,42." 
''INKS,    ANIi   P 


M'LASS     0         CHEMPALS.     MEDL 
llARM.VCErTP^VI,  PREPARATIONS  i 

Mviifle.  Wash       Filf.l  Mar    14.   192:!. 


No   claim    is    m<^ 
tb«  mark  sbown. 

Particular  d^atrtp 
old    Having  a   Com. 

Claims  i»*c   slnct 


!►■    fo    th*-'    woTi!    ■'  I'.ran' 


apart   from 


tion  of  goods — A   Waterproofing  Liq- 
blnatlon   of   Tsea. 
Dec.    15,   1922. 


Ser  No.  177.725.  ULASS  6.  CHEMICAIJ},  MEiDI- 
iINES,  AND  PHARMACEITICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
(ALiFORNn  Phvsi.  iAv<  Labhr.atokiks.  Oakland,  Calif. 
Filed  Mar.   20,   1923. 


GLYCO-STIMULATUM 


Particular  liinrrii.ruin  .'  -J',', (is.  A  P.aeterlal  Sugar 
i'M'ii  in  tlie  Treatniriit  ..f  \.iri<ius  I'ulmonary  Diseasen. 
Particularly  TuL>er<-!il,,si-.  .Vstlima.  ninl  Mroncliitls.  .\1bo 
in  tlie  Form  of  i\  W'vi  I'ink  as  a  L"i;ii  .Vpplication  on 
Wouii<i.s    or    Sores 

CUiima    UHf    siv.Cf    aluoit    Julv.    iy22. 


Ser      No,      17V. Jl'.".  CL.VSS     .;.        <HKMli   .\I,S,     MKHl- 

'INFS.    AN!'    l'H.\l{.MA<KrTICAL   I'iiKl'.VRATIONS  ) 

I  '   uiib:n!,.vsr.    rHKM!r,u,    if.    Na.shville.    Tmn        l-lle<l 
.M:ir     20.     i;i2:! 


#uux^^^Bi£rs^ 


No  i'l.'niii  is  riia'l''  T"  'A'l'isi'.e  n*'  i>f  tiio  w^rrl  "  Tab- 
l''is''    asii!,'    fr.iiii     '*!••    m.'iik    sliow  ii 

I'urtifu'i'ir  </.,«'->  i/W  lod  ',>  ,;., ■,(/.<  -Tiui;!^  in  'I'alilft  Form 
for  Tr.afint:  Nrr\.>ns   i)e[il!ir\   aad  Dlweasi's  uf  the  .Nt-rves. 

'■/(/rm*    u"     sin,-,     .hin      :;.     ir»17 


Ser      No  17s;;r,s         i  class     -V       CHEMICALS.     MEDI 

CINFS.  AND   PI1AHMA(   FI  TICAL   PREPARATIONS   , 

Ii'sKPH  .\BKAMs.   San    Prancia.o,   ("nlif.      Hied  Mar.   31, 
1923. 

@co-Tar 


No  claim  i.s  luaiii'  ?■■   'lie  woril^  "  (■■•ci,  Tar    '  aiiart   frorii 
rtii-    particular   ninniier   in    which    they    are   w!irt«n. 
J'nt  tirular  rfe>icT  ipfion    >,'  f/oo(/».--  Shami"'o 
''liiimx    usr    sini-     .\  i^r      1,     1022. 


S.  r      Ni.      I7>Us  I   [ASS     .;t;        MlSIi    \I.     INSTRF 

MFNTS  .\ND  SI  i'lT.IFS  \V^I.rKl{  \' \  ^  Sa  vns.  doiiitr 
l.iiKUi.-s.s  as  \Hnt  ,ij.'  r,,!iip;iny.  New  York.  .N.  Y.  Filed 
Mar     :;i      102:{. 


Vanione 


Particular    descriptinn     o'     goods. —  Phonograph-Needle 
Holders    for    Sound    Boxes. 

Claims    use   Rince    .Lily    1,    1922. 


OCTOBEBl),  1!>23 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


201 


Ser.   No.   178,4.^6.      (CLASS  40       FOODS  AND  IN(iREDI 

ENTS      OF      IT>4)DS    I  NOHTHWEKTKK.V      Dl  .STUlBfTI.Vi; 

Co.,   BilllugH,    .Mont.      Fil.<l   Apr.    2,    192.'!. 

PUHD  CHI] 


til  nUli     (1(  11  rij,!  ion    ijf    /lO'id-K.       Cliff rf 
Clalnin    u"    sjiiif    ,Iurie,    MMO. 


Ser.  No  17V. 4S2  mT..\SS  M  .MLSIC.XL  INSTRF- 
MENTS  ,\\D  SI  PI'I.IFS  i  \V,u,TKl(  Vv\  Sam.s,  ,),,in^- 
Oiisiios^  :i^  NaiiNiD.-  i  i.i;;i,;i  ii\  ,  New  \,.rk,  ,N  ^  1  ileil 
Apr.    2.    Pij:'.. 

Deflexograph 


I'nrtuuUir     drni  iii,t u,h      '.f     tjuuiiH        l'hoiii.i;rap(i  Needle 
lloltlfTH    \i>v    Sroind    Ho\' s 

(  lamtf.    uifi     sitici'    .Inly    1.     1022, 


S.r  No  170.1107  HI. ASS  11.  INKS  ANI'  INKLNC 
.MATFRL\I>!.  1  (HAfiiKs  R.  Leonard,  doinn  business 
as  The  <".  R  L.onard  Company.  Seattle.  W.i-h.  Filed 
-Vpr.    11,    1023. 


'l'\\p  distinctive  feature  of  the  mark  Ls  the  facaimlb'  of 
tlio  slirnature  of  the  applicant. 

Pnrticular  description  of  goods. — Carbon  Paper. 
(laims  use   since   .Tan.    1,    1920. 


Ser  No.  179.001.  (CLASS  21.  ELECTBICAL  APPA- 
RATUS, MACHINES.  AND  SUPPLIES.)  Electrad 
Corpora Tios  of  America.  New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed 
Apr.    13,    1923. 

VKriohm 


Particular    drsi-ription    of    {foods. — Variable    Keslatance 
Unit.o     Namely.   Rheostats  and  Variable  (Jrld  Leaks. 
Claims  vse  aince   Feb.    1,   1923. 


Ser.    No.    170.17.-.        Hi. ASS    ;(.-,.      HFI.TlNi.,    iloSi:.    .MA 
CIIINFRV    PACKIN(;.    AND    NON.M  KT.^I.l  1 C    TIRKS 
I'.    S.    Di.sTkiHi  Tiu.N    Co.,    Saginaw,    Micii.      Filed    Apr. 
14,    1023. 


iiKiuiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiuiiMitiiiiiiuiiiiuiitiiiiMiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiMni 


XTTST 


'LIBERTY' 
PATCH 


tii'tiHiiiiiii'i'iiitiiiiiifiiiiMniiHiiiiiuiiiMiiniiiiitnuiiiiiii  I  iKiiHiHii.Hiiiiuniii 


.No  I  jaliii  made  to  the  word  "  Pulcl;  '  iipnrt  f:um  the 
mark  as  shown. 

Particular  dt  xcriptian  ,,f  ao"dK. — Sheet  Rubber  ■'»ud 
Textile   Rubber    Patches. 

CUtimi>    iiMt'    since    .^pril,    1010. 


Ser,  No  170.:0ii,  iCL.VSS  .1  !;L!;c  I'R  ic  \  I.  .\P!'A- 
R.VTIS.  MACHINES'.  ANI'  SII'PLIFS,!  1  i.^  .szi(,kk- 
Jo.NK>i.    I.NC  ,    New    Voric.    N,    V      nieil   Aj.r     :0,    1923. 

ftCMEPYNE- 


/'articuldf    ilcHcriiition   'if  i/fiudx.      llailj> 
CtaintM    uMc   since   .\pr.    9,    102:;. 


'IViliL'    >t  tS. 


Ser.  No  179.4t;4  mI.ASS  <i  Cili:Mlc,\  !,s,  MKliI 
CLNES.  AND  l'HARMACi:rTiC.\!.  PIU  :  1  VA  K  CI' !•  ins  : 
OABKiKt.    FKH.Mfi,    Paris,    Fraiicc.      Filed    .\pr,    .1,    1023. 


The  lining  shown  in  the  drawing  Is  intended  to  n  [^re 
sent  shading.  The  words  "  Hydroxyde  de  Bi.smuth 
Radifer*''  "'  appearinK  in  the  drawing  are  disclaimed  .ipart 
from  the  mark  as  flhown. 

Particular    description    of    fioodii. — A     Preparation    for 
the  Treatment  of  Syphilis. 

Claims  use  since  Jan.   7,   1922. 


208 


OFFICIAL  GAZE'l  IF 


OCTOHKK  !».  iy23 


.S4T      N...      IT''  M 
<  ■  I  N  !■■  S     AM' 

\  \  \  *     (Iv  ;-t.s 


(CLASS     6        CHKMICAI.S.     MKIU 
PHAKMACEUTIi  AT.    I'KKr  VK AT luNS 
Am.T.    Hrooklyn.    N-    Y        tiled    Apr     I-''.. 


^^ 


'^^ 


^; 


No  rlaim    is 
apart  from  the 


itiaci*'  to  the  word«  "  Hand   Made  Rouge 
nuiric  Rhown. 
dtvcription  of  goods. — Roug*. 

ince   1918. 


Spr.    N->     179,73? 


(CLASS  ;!9.     clothint;  ,     L    k  M. 
K3.    Lvc.    New   Yorlc.    N.    Y.      Filed    Apr. 


The    words 
ire  not  herein 

I'articutnr 
Claims  u»« 


Spt    No    179.791.      (CLASS  39.     <  mTHINC  i       Ihhn    W. 

H.\i.KiKi,i.   t  .'      I'liiln.l   li.hM     i'        !■'!  Ml    Apr     -1 .    V.rZW. 


TRIA 


^OCK 


I'nrtu-ulnr   -If-i  rif/tion   >,t   ■I'l'uln        Hosirry. 


Ser      No       170. ;»4:;  (LAS.S     i;        (  11 KMICALS.     MEI»I 

CINKS.   AN1»   l'HAItMA(  ELTICAI.   I'UKPAKATIONS  . 
L.\RKiv    (  (.     I\r,    Huffaln.    N,    Y.      Filed   Apr.   30.    101.'3. 


MENTO 
KANFO 


Pure    Wool"    and    "Orercoat    8p«cUll«t»" 
claimed  apart  frova  the  mark  ibown. 
df^cription  of  good: — OTercoats  and  Suits. 
nee  atwut  Mar.  29.  1923. 


Particular  desrriptUm  of  goods.  -MvdicateA  Ointments 
or  Salves  for  External  Use  for  the  Allpvlatlon  of  Catarrh, 
Colds.  Hay  Fever.  Headache.  Sore  Throat,  TonsilUttn. 
Muacular  Stiffness.  Neuralgia.  Cuts.  Bruises.  Chilblain."). 
Eciema.  Insect  Bites  or  I'lant  Poisonlnif,  Sores.  Rash 
■Bd  Irrttatlona  of  the  Skin,  Pile*.  Influenaa,  and  Analo- 
goos  Ailments. 

Clalmt   H»e   since   Apr.    19.    192."?. 


\ 


()( K'lUK  U,   1  .^'l'.\ 


I .  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


2oi' 


.><.-r      No      IM'.',-,:;.       (CLASS    i;7         1 1  mi;(>Lo»,  i  ( '  a  I.     IN  s.  r     No.    180,362.       (CLASS    21.      EL!'M:1'a:      .\^^^^ 

.STfUMEN'lS  1        VEuri^t!  .TK     !  i:Kn;i  U'.kh     rnHtNFAii  HA'ITS.     MACHINES.    AND    ST'I'TT  i  i  :s              hi.istu. 

KiivKN      \    I.      im;      ■■ii:,m      '.(sl.\^     I'.f.i  ix  i.i..    l-'rcttiur^,  w  :  -     m  \i  ^  <  "o  .  Trenton,  N.   J.     I  i  fi*    \\:t\    \»,   r.C, 
t;rt:i!ii        !"!■   i    May    5.    1923. 


^^7^ 


PORCELITE 


;  (ir'«      (i.      (/»> rii;.f  nii       ,f      goods. — Electric-Lighting 

Brackets    ;iii'l    I'nllDi:    l'lxt:)r.'« 
Claims    use   sinct;    Fen.    2iJ,    ly^l. 


g,.r      \,      ]sC\47^  I   l..\>s     :;         ,\K'S     WT'    IXKTNG 

MAliJilAlS     I  IlKN.iAMi.S       .l.vHi....S'.\^  L)..        \r«        \0rk, 

\     ^         r'ii.Ml    M,,\     j  1      1!»23. 


uiiuyim 

THE  INSTANT  INK 


fnrtirulm    rli  vi  riiit  ton  of  [iDods.     Clocks,  Clock  Worlis. 
an,!    \';\vt<    ■li..'r--..r 

'  lai'nx    uxe    >iih-'"     ! '»70. 


No    .  l.aiiiis    fire    as>ertc(l    in    !';!•    •> 
Sor,     No,     1<*0.'jfi4         (i'l.ASS     :u\        MT'SICAL     INSTRri    V^^r-As.^    -  Thr      Instant     I  i,k   '     -xm  j.- 
MFNTS    ANI>    SfPI'MFS   i        Vur    I'..U.i>\viv    Comc^nv,    ''     ■*"'   "ili-r   l.av.ir.-..   .,1    th>'    'ra.ii    uiarii 


•  :\'     use    of    the 
a^M'Ciated    with 


I    ;!!'  1  Mi.'il  I.    I  Milii 


M:!\    7.    r.'-J3. 


MONARCH 


I'art  i'ulni     iIt»iTit>li(i'\     "f    ;!'i'i'l-<.      I'iaiiii.-i,     Player    I'l 
anos,    Mti.l    Piann    I'I.'i.V'T-^ 

r,ijiffi»    )("'    siti''.'    af"'!it    r.'O,'', 


!'■!!' f  ul'ir  ili"' rifiii.in  uj  f/dod^.-    x^r-'iKj   Ink  and   Ink 
I'liwiirs.  Ink  r,ii»su!es.  and  Ink    Tai'l'-!^  fur   Writing  Inks. 
<  iiiims  uxi    sinc''  Apr,  2h.  19.'.';, 


Ser      No,      l««n,.'',or,  iiIASS      _M  I-ArNI'HY       WV\. 

.\NCKS   A  M  <  M  \i   1 1  I  M  S  Till    \\  i-v^  >i  t  vkk  ,■>  Si-s 

Cn  ,   C!,i   ■,-..     Ill        I  !l.-<i    M;iv    7     I'll':: 


• 
> 

c 

R 
0 

S 
S 

• 

BAND 

NETS 

Applicant  (liKClaims  eKliii^ive  rights  to  the  word  "Nets  ' 
apart  from  the  mark  shown  in  the  drawinR. 

I'articular  description  of  (roods.—  l^aundry  Nets  or 
Bags. 

ria4ms   unr  .«ince   Mar,   4.    192.'V 

.T15  0.  <;.      14 


s.-r,  Nu.  i.M», .-).-,;•,  i'rL,\ss  _•::  ''i  T'l  !  i;\  \,  \'  i\:\]  KV. 
.\Ni'  i'Mii.s  AM'  i'.\!:i-  rni  i;i:()F.i  Thk  Scott 
A    I'lri/hii    CriMivN^      I  ,.',  .wHiO,    tihio.      Filed    May    12, 


rnttliti'ii    lUK'-rxpUiin   nf  '/(,"*/«, — Nonelectric  Sweepers 

and  I  'li'.-i t,   rs 

'  bmriK   MHi-  sliiCe   Ajir     -7,    lf*l.'o. 


Ser.   No.   I^hTu."        .ci    \>.v   _\       riK-    ri.I'    \I.    \I  !'.\1{.\- 

Trs.  m.xciiim;.^.  a.M'  s;  i'i'i.ii:>  \      ihk  c.h.iv  n 

Kk  -  -^v:,'--.     '     'V,i  >-o  ,     S-       1  .  -iv     \I  l-il.'.i     Mav     i6. 


The   lininp   on    the   drawinj:    iloes    not    indicate    color. 
Particvlor  description    n'   (jo'^dM       Radio   Keceiving   Sets 
and  Parts  Thereof. 

CJa<m«  n/>e  since  .\pr    1.  UH'S 


210 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


ScT.  No  ISO. 707  ill. ASS  \>\  FnoIiS  AND  IN<;HP;IiI 
ENTS  OP'  F'UOl  iS  I  Ethjak  I',  Lkwis,  Boston.  Mass 
Filed  May  U).   l»-23. 


Hrir.!    r':indi»>s. 


X-       Ivf 


LASS     1:4  I.  MMMfV      Al'i'I.I 

niE  Wm  1,1  oi  ^' >v   IU:atkk 
Fil.'.l     Mav     I';.     VJ-::\ 


SfT  No.  isl.iMC.t  (  [ASS  Jl  KI  K<  TUKWr.  .VFPAK.K 
TUS.  MACHINKS.  ANP  SII'l'I  IKS  >  (Harles  .\ 
BiK.  HFiiU.o.    N»'«     V->rk      N      V        Fil.'<l    May    23,    lO'J". 


\4^RADipJ> 


I'ltrlf'll'n       h  •■■!  l/.t  f.fl     I,'     :,"<^l^  n.'lihn     lici  .•nint:     \\l 

(  idtihjt    usr    Kinr.'    .V!!.-      ;,     1022. 


.VNi'KS   .\NI'   mJmHINKS   ' 


-T    Iiri^rs- 


r      N  .       1  ■«!  "1".         i  CI  A  nS 

.\ii;n'i<    .wii    <riTi.ns 


MI  <]rM,     INSTF{I 
'['UK     ill  ■  rill  pvk     SvNb: 


DUOPHONE 


Fnrticuhi:    ■!, -:  I  i;.t i'jh    of  go'i.u 
I     li     .    i»e  sincv  Mar.  10.  1921. 


II.:    .Ma>  hin>'!«. 


S-T.     Nx     ls0.7.if.         I  CLASS     tj.       CliEM  IC.\  I.S.     MEI'I 
CINr:S,    ANn    I'lIAKM.KCEtTICAr.    I'HKrAUATIONS.) 

.I4.\fi-s   .1     I'.v  111  ■l'>in_'  S;isini»*<s   as   Fi  I'livr.)    i   iincotat'' 
I  .iiui-any.   MiUM.'ik^^.-,    \Vi.^.      P'ilM   May    17.    i;»_':;. 


t  i-vb,  1,  1  •.<•_> r 


ANCKS    Wri   M 

C      \|  ;■  ^  --  'i         'III 


M 


I'. o iter    T'rp.  .'ntivp. 


S.r      No.     181.095.    ^(CLASS    »>.  'CiMI.    VIS      MKM 

CINKS,    ANI»    I'lIARMA'  FT'TI*  \i     1  K  h  FA  NATIONS   . 

•IkviKs    1,.    \VALi..*<-r.,    N.  A    'i      ^  \     \        rn-ii    May    .\. 
1923. 


THROATINE 


/'arfi.u/'  I-  lifHCriptiOH  of  ffnitd$. — Tuit'-  f  r  F.-.'  if 
.Viilin_'  I :  .]  ij.'^tlon  and  Al."**!  for  Bronchitis,  Influi'iiza. 
I  i"ijj'  \\ ';".iiinir  Coii>;h.  Quinsy,  l)ii>litli>Tii  ir  S(.r<- 
Throat.    !"''      ;  r    F.reHthiiij:.    Etc. 

Claims   (, «.    -,,>;:  .■   r>-b    1.   nt'j:?. 


I   F\<S     J*         I.xrNDRV     Al'PLI- 

\i    HINi:S    I       IMV    W  I  •  :   M  \(S..N-    HE.4TrR 
■.■..I'l,     M':i«,         Fil.-^l     Ml-     !>-      IOC''. 


V/  1   u  "      ^^[  |« 


Pnr'i'-uJar      ih  "-rlfit  !',h      '/ ,'      ';o'y/<  — TTeatt'd      Cahifit 
La'indry    iTi'-r- 

(    ',J|  w  <     tJ,4,      .1  l;.i.    .i    .1\-.     I'.CJJ 


T      \.>      lsn:it<        .('LASS     '•.        I  ilFMICAI.S.     MFI^! 
I   INFS     AM-    !"'F\KM  \CFUTIC  \F    FliFFARATHiNS 

R-  Pr'.FP.     i""    '  •- i«s    Couruii.^TioN.    Iu."ir'iit;.     Mirh.       Fil."l 


S.T      N.>      1«1   l.-l        iCI.ii.s.s     FJ        KMTTEH.    NETTED. 
VNF       TFXTIIF       FVF.HIiS.  <■  -.,.r  m  a  v  N  a       Sh.k 

.\Fi  I  >,    N.  u     "i     r         \      'I         !■'.    !     \l     \     .:•      \:>'S'.. 


M 


F'-J", 


BIGGER'S 

B  L  T 


Parti'-uJar     ilr- 
pound     Relatine 
Use    of    Rubber 

Claimg  uir  sin 


rrii'tion     of     ponitu  — A     Chemical     Com- 
to     the    Trpatmput.     Manufacture,    and 
nd    Rubber    F'rodacts. 
ije  Feb.  1.  1922. 


Bicluaive     use     nf     the     words  "<'hamols     F'aille"     is 

dlBClaIme<l    apart    from    thp    tiiark  as    shown. 

Particular  (ifurriiitinn   of  (/oixix  \\]  Silk   Piece   Goods. 
ClaimH   uKf  n'w'f   Mar    30.   19'_'2. 


N 


(K'Tom  u  .».  1!«2.'{ 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


211 


Ser,  No.  IM.l.-,.-.  HI. ASH  42.  KNITTEH,  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS)  SrsQiEHANNA  SiLK 
Mii,r.s,    N.w    York,    N.    Y.      Filed   May   25.    1923. 


Ser.    No      lsl.l'.t7        (CLASS    -i'l        KNITTED     NEITED. 
AND    TEXTILE     FAHKlt  S  i        In. a     Mam  katti  ring 
Co.,    IM    .   doiiiK    iHisiiic^s   rh    Lola    Ciht'tuui!    Mills.    Stan 
Icy.    N     C        iMl.-d     May     JO,     V.i-':: 


/^'''^m 


V(,  li.-iini  ulia  t -nr,  i-r  i--  rna''.'  f.r  tlir  (.'.'uLrra  [ihiral 
iiauii'       Stanley.    N     i  .as    a    i.:irt    "t    the    traiii'iunrk    a.s 

shown   I'D    tt'i'  <!rawiii_' 

I'ai  tii-itUir  (It'^rriiil I'lti  i:'  (,'.(/,«  ('-'iDrrd  <  i.iton  i'if i  f 
(Joodt*.  Hlfachiai  ami  Dw-i  ui  ?la  'i.arn  dt'iii  Fipo 
Good  s . 

CIdi'KX   iiKi    tiim a     Ma,\    F    l!ilJ.3. 


S.T      N..      1M,:!M,       (TL.ASS    6.       CHFMF  AFS      Mi:FF 
,      CINKS.     WD    F!I,VI!M  \i   !:r'TICAT     Fli  i ;  F  \  K  \  T  F 'N  S   , 

NdR.vcw     .M       11  \'. I. Kit      'lahs:     l.ii-iioss     .a,     Ha^l.T  .Vllfii 
KviFiNiM-   II-.    i.t    t:.-   \Kxfl      I   r>  p..  ■    is   disi  iaisn.-.l    apart  Mfg.    Coiniiany,    D\i    i.n.niri.    Ill        lil.al    May    :'.F    11>123. 

frmii   Iho  niaik     s  >.!i,'\xri 

I'artiruliii    d' f-i  : ;  I  laii    u>    i/hikI^        Silk    iiml    Woul    .Mi.M-i 

I'iece  (ioods 

ClainiH    wii     >!!.(('    1  I'C.    ■_'■',     FiJii. 


Srr       Nri       IS'    !.;.-,  (CLASS     ii'.t.        <    I'lliiFNC  Ur.W 

liUAM'  !F-.iM,v  Co.,  Chicago.  111.     !■;•■:  Mi,    :.-■..   F»u:; 

Cheyenne 


I'arlii  iihir     ilf^rriiititin     of     (I'miln.     -Textile     Articles — 
Namely,   I!n,-iery. 

('hiima   ((«('  siiH'e   Mny   10,    192.3. 


I'-iri r  hiif    I.' -I  III  ii', It    iif   'I'loilx. — Insecticide    i'owdvrs. 
(  linriis   list    ^iii,.'    \]ir     1'7.    l',i-.'i. 


S.r      Nn      1*<1  171  (CLASS     0         ClIFMIC.VLS,     MEDI- 

<   INFS     .WD    111  \I!M.\CFFTICAL   rilEFA  RATIONS,  t 

F.,,1  F    S-i  >  i:s,    N.'w    V-rk.    N     V,       Fibai    May    'Jfi.    llti;3. 


Srr.  No   isi.r.3ii.    (CL.\^s  Jl      i:i.i:i  trf  af  .\ff.\ra- 
TFS.  machin1-:s.  and  sfffi,!i;s  -     iu-n.;a.min   i\ 

Kl.KlN.    doint   biisiiifss   a-   KajluiM   v '>ni;i.iiiy.   i  ifveiaiid, 
Ohio,     l"il.d  .Iiiiic  4.  lirj::. 


T^DpEMgolD 


Ooand 

Its 
f  I  tors 

r event 


iirst»r\  ill);  all  propiT  ra.iiini'in  law  riirlits.  ii"  riaim  is 
mad(,'  to  the  fxcliisivi  ri.ehl  to  the  ii--i'  <•{  tli>'  word  "Gold" 
otto  T  than  in  thi'  jissocia;  ion  illosi  r;u<  d  iy  tto-  accom- 
pa  ii.\  iiiL'  dr.a  win:; 

I'lirtiriilar  (h  si-riptiun  nf  ijooili-  EliYtrlr  Llcrht  Fix- 
tiir.s. 

'■/'iia-v   a-«i    >iiaa>  .Tan     1."',   l'.i'J.'{, 


Particulni    dencription    of   good*. — Perfumes. 
Claims  uxi-  since  Jan.  2,  1922. 


■r  N..  1SF,".:;1  (CFASSJ1  FFFCT  R  F  \  L  A  Fl'A  K  \ - 
TFS.  MACHlNi:s.  AND  SFFFFlFSi  Fin.tamin  V. 
Kl.KlN,  doing  biisiiifs  as  Ka.\  liio'  Cnnipan.v.  Cii.vtdai.d, 
1  ihio.      III.  d  .Inn.-  4.  lOj:'.. 


•E 


RpKorvlnK  all  proper  common  law  rights,  no  claim  Is 
made  to  the  exclusive  right  to  tht>  usp  of  the  word  "Sil- 
ver" other  than  in  the  association  illuistrntod  by  the  «<  - 
I  ompanying  drawing. 

Particular  description  of  yoodx.  Eltciric  Fichtlng  Fix- 
tures. 

Claima  use  since  Jan.  15,  192.3. 


■■■■pwwmi"Piw  miwm  •wmmmmmmmm 


212 


8«r.   No.   181,T's4 


^ai 


OFFICIAL  GAZErrE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1928 


■ri.ASS  46.     F^)ODS  AND  INGKEDI 
ENTS  OF  FtJuOS  »      S<:)LTH  Chicago  Whulbsal*  Gro- 

•  y  :•>     Av;.    (■>{•  .|.i|.  I-    I  iiMt'AVV,    iNr,    South    I'hicago.    III. 
Filed  Jun-  ;>,   IG'JS 


Particular     dene 

Namely.     Pears, 
Kajtpt>*'rri>  s     aiiil 
Namely,  Early  Juii 
Beans,    ('ut    Beer.s 
F^sh  -Namt'ly.  Sal 


Tpptkm      of     Qood* — '"anned      Fnilts — 

ineapples,    Peacbee,    Strawberries,    Red 

Rf<I     I'herries  ;     Canneil     \'eKetables — 

'^  P^as,  String  Beans.  Wax  Beans.  fJrna 

and    Pork    and    Bean-<  :    and    ('aiineii 

SQiiD. 

F.4i.  1.  igi',-?. 


Ser,    No.    181,840. 
.XND  TEXTlI.f: 
Bi^rgefl,    N    J., 
1928. 


■  l.p 


Ni)  'laim   is  ma 

■'^^\'.t  »-hen  used  in 
Riark.  Exclusive 
apart  from  the  ma|rk 

Pflrtic^^^ar    <l'->t 
Plec*. 

CUnm*   u»e  -^irice 


Ker     Nn,    l^_M'^f) 


vSer.  No.  lsJ.:i71  hi. ASS  .M  Kl.Ei  TRICAL  APPARA- 
Tl.'S.  MA<"HINKS  vNI>  SfPPMKS  .  .Slkkpir  Radio 
CoRPOSAi  ION,  New  Vork,  N    Y.     Filed  June  20,  1923. 


MONOTROL 


PurticuUir  deMrriptioii    o'   -jood*. -  -liniVw   Re<-iivinK   Set* 
and  Part*  Thereof 

''laims  %»e  since  .\;ir    2'!    192.'! 


M  LASS  4-'.  KNITTEH,  NETTED, 
F.VI'.KH'S.i  .1  A  M;  .Ki.,  Isr  .  N..rtli 
nd    Now    York,   N.    Y       Filed   June    11, 


*A   MICfiL  SILK*  jflm, 

VEIVA-VELVET    W. 


>i'T  S  ^  I '^1:334.  CLASS  l':{.  (III. FRY,  MACHINERY. 
AND  T<M>LS,  AND  PARIS  THEREOF.)  CclmlMDIR 
M.\ rn;vK!a   10.  Bel«oui.  Mi»«.     Filed  June  22,  1923. 


M 


to  the  exclusive  aw  of  the  expres-sion 
vor.is   "Originality"    und   "Quality"   ex 
conjunction  with  other  features  of  the 
use    of    the   word    "Silk"    la    disclaimed 

■thown. 
jit\'in    of    good*. — Silk    \'>-lvpts    In    th'' 


kSi 


i'nrt,rii:,!r    !r»criptioH  of  gootU. — Cotton   Irampers. 
fVai"^  -i   •■  since  June  12,  1923. 


T     N        !•>.'  -.,•'.■•.  .|.\S3    42.       KMITKD,    NETTED. 

AN[>TEX11I.}:  l-WHRli   S         .Tuii.s   H    El-LlsaM  *  SON-S. 
Philadelphia,  Pa.     File'l  Jui^e  ^8,  1923. 


.\lrtr    14.    1923. 


I  I. ASS  4^  FO<)[»S  A  NT)  INOREDI- 
E.NTR  OF  KOOt)S.  I  Usitkd  Cukmuai.  a^d  Orga.nic 
Phooii-ts  ("o  .  »tiicai.'o.  111.      FII'mI  Jun»'  is,   l',tL'3. 

Ucajpco 


Partifuiur   'Ifm: 
Cl<Jim.«    u.<.-    >ln. 


Ser.     No      I'<2,L\'-)2 

Maiink    Mills  Ii'mpa.vt,   Winston-Salem.   N.    C.      FllM 
Jane  2<V    192:^ 

FiGLEAF 


P'lrtu  ul'ir    .l,-Mrr\i,t t'>'i     ■,'    .■    o'N,      (looils    in    the    Piece 
Afai|.'  CrM-i.  \\   ..il.  \\..rsii'.!,  ri.ft.ai    or  Mixt'ireH  Thereof. 


■r\piy,n  of  guod't. — (i-^latin. 

\ugusr.    191.'?. 

Ser     No     lsJ..-,4:  1    1  ASS    -1        KI.KCTRirAL   APPARA- 

TfS    M.VCHINKS    AND  STPPI.IKS  1     The  Ohio  Bbass 

("I^.VSS     ?-'.».       Cr/)THINOJ       Tut.    '        rnMr.kV'i,   Mnnsfi.  nL  iiiun.      Fii'il  June  2.S,  1923. 


deter  p 


Pmrtieular 

derwear  for  Men. 
Claim*  K«'    sin- 


tion  of  good*. — Knit  and  Woren  Un- 
^omen,  and  Children. 
Mar    R.  1923 


^^  BUUo^^ 


Partu^ular  dencriptian  of  i/ondM — Ears.  Clamps,  and 
Hangers  fur  Sus[i.'hdin::  ami  Supiinrting  Trolley  Wire*, 
' 'onducturs,  raNe«.  and  Otht-r  Wirt's. 

Claims  Kte  «ln('<>  Apr     1,   1!'23. 


OctobebQ,  192;i 


T'.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


218 


Ser.  No.  182.,V.»3.      (tLASS2.'.      (  ITLKKY,  MACHINERY. 
AND  TOOLS,   AND   PARTS  THEREOF  )      Landi.s  Ma 
CHINE  Company,  Wnvri.-hlmrM.   Pa       I'ilfd  Jum-  2y.  1!i23. 


No  claim  is  maili-  l"  tin    r-  i^ri  st  n  1.1 1  1-  .n  .if  .1  ■  iiUiT  as  id" 
from   Its  use   in   (■'Uiimm  t  imi   witli    i'h'   trtnl.    mark   as  shown 

Particular  di  Hcrijituin   uf  ./.<oi/,.       Cut  1 1  r  i  loa^N.   Ihriail 
<"uttinj:  Machines,  .'iiid  1  iiit>rs    TIoti  f.rr. 

Claimg  u»e  sini  e  .Itiri.    1.    1022. 


S.T   No,  i^2,t;ii.;       1  i..\ss  ri      i:i,i"rTi!ic.\i    Arr.\R.\ 

TUS.  MAiHlNHS,  .WD  SII'Pl.IES  1  TnK  Pionkkk 
Raiho  Cuiii'oRAiiM.N,  (,al.>hurn.  111.  Hied  June  29. 
1923. 

Particular  description  of  goodt, —  Variometers  and   Va- 
riocouplers. 

Claims  u»e  Biiire  .\pril.    i;t22. 


Ser.  No  lS2.n;!f.  1  CLASS  VI  KNITrED,  NETTED. 
AND  TT-:.\"T1I.F  F.VHFilCS  1  FUKO  A,  Wish  Incorpu- 
EATtu>,  .New  York.  N.  Y.      Filtnl  June  2'.>.   Ut2."., 

UNCLE 
WI6GILY 

Particular    dtHcryptin     >>f    yoo(/.s.-    Handkerchiefs    and 
Cotton  Goods  in   the   I'lec,. 

Claims  use  since  Jan.  4.   102.1  ' 


Ser.     No,     IS-, si;,        ((:ij..\SS    42         KMTIED      NKTTKD, 
AND  TEXTILE   KABRKS,        Jkksey   Silk   Mu.i.s,  New 

York.   N     Y       IMl-d   .lulv   ,'..   ^'X2^.^ 


Particular  <U  script  ion  fC  <!(>', d' — Silk  \rtificin1  SlTk, 
.^iik  and  Arlili.j.-il  silk.  Silk  .aioi  Wool.  Silk  and  Cotton, 
l'i<i'e  floods 

(  inims  uMi    siri'-e    Mar.   30,    1920 


S.T.    No      1S2,027        mT.u\SS    0,       KXl'lOSIVFS      FTRF^ 
ARMS,    EvriPMENTS.    AND    PROJECTILES  Osa 

KKVHTiit     BiHurK     Hali.m.w,     LiT.     Kiiopin,     !'ii.iar,d. 
Filed    Julv    7,    i;i2;5. 


ALASTARO 


Parlicular  <!t  .icrijition   at   ijiiiid."       Matiht-s. 
Claims   urn-    siio'.-   Aug.    1,    1921. 


S.T,   N...    lfi2,!Hif,       (CLASS  21,      ELK. 'TH  !C.\  L   Al'i  AliA 
TUS,  MACHINES.  AND  SLPPLIES  .      Fa^stkj:!    Ph..i:> 
I  CTK    CoMi-A.\Y,    I.Nc,    North    Chicago.    Hi        File..!    July 
H,    1923. 


Balk 


te 


Piiriiculai    description  of  goodfi. — Battery  Charp.TS 
Claim*  nsi-  since  Mht   1,   1923. 


Ser.  No.   1,s:?,l31.      (CLASS  37.      PAPER  AND  ST.\TION 

ITIY    I         A     S     Bl.YANTFABRIKKEN      VlKING,     C.'PC^  li  :ig>  !1, 


Ser.   No.    lS2,7r.;»       oLASS   21        llLEc'l-U  KWL   AI'l'ARA 

TUS.    MACHINES.    AND    ST  PPLIES.)       The   Rab-Litk  D.nmarK       Filed    July    13,    1923. 

Mko.  C  ,  Baltim.Tc,  Md.      Filed  July  3,   1023. 


RAE-LITE 


Pmrtieular     description     of     good*. — Electric     Parking 
I>amps. 

Claims  uj*r  since  Dec    I,  1922. 


PARTHENON 


['articular  dr.t'^ption   of  good< — Pejicils. 
Claims    usr    since    AugiMit.    1921. 


•214 


T.   No     IS.;   144 
Bans     .t    S.  ss 


immimmmmm 


OFFICIAL  GAZFITF 


OCTOHKR  9.  1923 


«  I. ASS  ::<.>      ri.c)TllIN<;   i      Friedman        S.r    Nd     Iv.l.rUO.      (CLASS  21.      FLKCTH 1 1  "AT  AI'l'ARA 

Xrs        \fA<"fI!NKS         WM       sr   ri'MKS   .  WlHTMAV 

SvMMKs,    Sail     Kriiin  ]«•         '    ilif        Kjl.-.i    .hilv     IT.    102;i. 


BambaUna  Bows 


N.i     M-iirii    i.<    ni;i'l»'    t"    t!i"    word       Bi.ww." 
l''irtu  ubir    df  nkr\ptii,n    ','    ■j'^-nl-t     --Ti>'s.    t'ravats,    Fi)'.jr 
Han'i    Tu»s.    .ujiJ    Row    'rit>« 
I'liiimi    HH''    -icic<'    .Vi'ril,     1'.*.','! 


DETACHOLET 


s-r    N. 


TKi!      ^    "\IV  \\\ 


I    {..\><    .  !        K!,K>    rUI'    \L    .vri'AKA- 


rr'S,    M.\.   iliVl-;s     AM'   S[1'I'I.IK<  '       I'iikmikk    i-::kc- 


H 


/  I   '  '  ■<    J     /■  V  I  >;,i.,ii    ,'  ;/ood».-   Audiofrequency  Trans- 
form.'T-i 

Chn'-->    u--,     -:■  i       M  IV    1      1923. 


-     \   .      In, 


f'irti'-u  Uir  ii>  ■* 
'_■''!  I 'i.»    ux"    >;ti 


>.r     N'.     i^:*  j;'' 

[ '  KK  r    1 '  1 )  M  P  A  S  V 


:ii''.UH,    \.\      I-'il.  <i  .hil.    1  ;.   U'j: 


GEHOG 


i,.\>s  :;y,     <  I.,  ri  m;  n  , 
Ml.     Flle<J  Julv  U.  Ii.f2:^.. 


irrE.v 


S.'-     \.      !v.:.'..-'>       I  (LASS   .'1        KI  K('rUI<AI,   Al'l'AUA- 
'ITS.       \L\CfnNKS,      AN1>      STI'l'f.ILS   .  Whitman 

SvMMK.-<,  San  Fr;ui<inc<-',  (Jalif.     Fil.,'<J  Juiv  17.  I'.fj;;. 


Partidtilnr  deacription  of  gnodu.  —  Fn*Ttrlcal  <•  rl   '    1  i\ 
<laim$  uae  since  Aug.   1,   1921. 


jllAN*D/ltf 


','0'..;^     B..\^-  Stilts. 


riASS   :.:>      iIiithim.        R  ■•.ers 
N-'w   V.irk,   N.   Y.      Fii.-.i   .liilv    II,    10.:'.. 


■r  v..  1  ^.'{.SOS.  (CLASS  45.  i'.  i .  \  I  I!  V  ;  I  :s,  \«  )N.\  LCO- 
HOLIC.)  EnMlXD  MeM:R.  «loing  l»usln«  ■!<  n,  I  irtnna 
Water  Company,  San  f>nnci(«co.  f'nllf.  r  l.l  .Iniv  l**, 
1023. 


FORTUNA 


P-irticul'ir    ,1'Mi  <  ifti.,n    I.'    7 I<        \li!i.  r;!l    WaIT. 

C'aims   !<■■<•■   ^i!l■■'■   Jan     1."),    I'.fJ''- 


jipr    s,,    1^:;  U"       .ii.\s>t-,      tu:\  KKAi.KS,  NONALCO- 
iloLI''  \,      \I       ]>•  -   .K      1-^'         Stuart     .iiitl      Ijtke 

Wnrtii,    n«,      F;:'.!    .Iii!v    lit,     liCJ.".. 


I'articular  dr* 

coats  and  Suits. 


iptic/n  o/"  j^ood^.—M'-n's  anil  B.>.vs'  Over     '         Particular    detcription    of    goodn.      NonaF-   h..lir.     Non- 

'   cereal.  Maltless  Beveragps  Sold  as   Soft   I>rinks. 
I        CUimt   uj«e   since   Feb     1,    1922. 


OCTOBKKit,  \\V2:\ 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


215 


Sor.   No,    1H:',..-,(i.%.      (CLASS  37       FAi'FH   ANIt   STATION-    |    S.t.   No     Is.'^.Tl.;        kTASS   :;7 
EHY  )      S'liMiirr   &  At  r/r  Lafkb   Cc  .  York.    I'a.      Filed    i        EUY.t      Md^nn  n  J  h\  j,s    i 
July    20,    1923.  July    26,    l'.»2:; 


r,\n:i!  ani»  siwtk 'N- 

lU'uoktJ.'M.   .Ma^-,      Fil.-ii 


PRUV-BEST 


S'ltrtUnUir  ill  x^  ri/tt  )',ii    ','   ifK'd.i        ! 'i '  "itiii;j   FiiixT 
I  liiimH    t(#i     siiiO'    .Vfir      It).    1!I2:; 


l'<ir!u  ti'iir    .■!■-■<  I  i'ti'"i     ','    •l>i"dx         Hn\     Li.'ald. 


8' r.  N".  is.'..,".."i'i  'i  1-.\SS  }>;  I'lHiiiS  ,\\  I '  lNi.Ki;iil 
I'^NTS  <  i|-'  I'm  1 1  IS  •  I  u.;  \  N. '.  l'^';  .  t:,:  \  i  ■  m  ia  ^^  .  I  m  . 
)■.,  ,1.  I;     M;i->        Fil.'.l   .Itilv    2:;,    l'.i2:i. 

/'•M  (i.  k/.ji    i/' >    I':  1 1    !•-    (>t   n'l'iiin. — Ten. 
(  tonus   iiK'    -'.wi''   ,l;iii     2.    I'.rj" 


s.'i.  ^^^  iv:;, (•,.-,::      kl.xss  21.     F!.i:c  ii;i«  .\i.  \i'r\!;\ 

n   S,   .MAi   HINFS.  AND  SUPPLIKS.)      Ii.^MKI-  J.   HOTB, 
l»>trnit,    Mich.      Filed   July   25,    1923. 


i'.N'l'S    iiF    JitiiliS  i;i..u,    Mii-i-jii.    ^V   L    .,   Chicago, 

]li       I'ii.-,!    .i:i!x'    ::ii     i;i23. 


LALLAROOKH 


!''ir!  i.iiiiti   .(•  •  ■■  ■  !/• '  t'wi   '      .,.',,-,■/,.     -Tea. 

'    lllini.l    tor    M'.i  r    ;ltHil|I     y];>.\      ]        1  ^'.  I.'?. 


,   s«T.  N.).  \s: 


.\<>      -(l,  I     I    M    li 


.\\h    :  ^-.!;f:i■^ 


/^;.M.•.W<^r   drxrripti'm   0/  goods.-    iDKulafing    Separator    j        KN"'^    '"■'    Foons  ^      Kmi..    M    i.:-    h    >■.    1  o.,  Chicago. 
,-,,,.    i:|,,triral    conductors.  ,  I         l!i         l'il'''i     -'"i.^     ■■"•     l'-'-''- 

C'/t/if/M   um   since  June   1.    l'."2.'{.  i 


Ser.  N.I    is:;ti;t*        (  LASS  4."i.     Bi:\  F1{A(;FS,  N(>N.\LC<» 

HiJI^lC.i  C.U  SFoliMA        BdTTl.IM.         \  .s  Si  "    1  A  11  u  .\  ,       Sail 

Francisco,  Calif.      FiMl  Julv  2(j,  l'J23. 

pOCKRIDce 

Particular  d<  Krriijtion  of  yuoilM.     An  .Alkaline  Nonimrga 
tivp   Table    Wnttr 

Claims   urn    Kincc   Ajtr.    1.    102.'?. 


Ser.  No.  IS.-?, TIT).      (CLASS  37.     FArFK  ANT*  STATION 
EKY.)      M<  I^MRi.N-JuNEs  Co..   Brooktteld,  Mass.     Filed 
Julv    26.    1923. 

EVER-WARE 

Particular  description  of  poocf*.  -Chocolate-Dipping  Pa- 
per. 

Claims   use   since   Apr.    27,    192S. 


Particular  de^tniption  of  good*. — Tea. 
Claims  use  since  abotit  May  1,  1893. 


2  Hi 


KNIS    Mi--    l-'Mi 


OFFICIAL  GAZKITK 


OCTOBEB  9,  11)23 


l.ASS   4C.       FOODS   AMI    IN<.KF.[iI 
,is  I       HR-rrKHToN-Hi'PKRr   Cuvfle   Co, 


•■  [<■■•■■.!■[■■  .Jni:.r.  :i 
i;,     ^:i>'     iir:i\Vi!i_' 
I'artiru'iir  ihifr 
Chit '"I    ''ie  sinci! 


•-    Nil    i>:'.,;i4m 

KNTS    iJi'    Fi  H  I 
1:1.      yihd    Au^' 


s  r    N".i    iv-t  n'l        c;  \^---   •  M      I'lMfiiiNM;.  1      n    alt- 
man  &  *:>'..  Nfw    i.;(h.   N     ^        l-il. -1  -Vu;:.  4,   l!<-'3. 

N'  >    i-biicn    is    rii.i<!*'    t<,    •!,,.    winl     '  I>ork  "    apart    from 
•i'     111, irk    shown 

I'll  •  t  iill)'l>      df^il  il' !  f,H     !•>    I1•|'J<^  t'\\\\<\\'    \\<     llri'fS''^, 

>'!ii'<nit     U!<-      >{■■,>■•'     .\-\[\     '!".      \'j2:\ 


1>">    to    th''»    exciTisivt-    'ISO   '>:'    in>'    wor-is 
■ar.:]ts'    ;iparr  fm-i;   'h^     iinrk  a-i  -^howti 

ptiiyri  V'  gij'j'is.-"li'iiX:'X.i  ,\   I'fair.its. 
July    1,   1916. 


'•     No,    l'^t<'.',i         M   [^ASS    :'.'.<        1  "I.OI'H  I  N'l ;    '       AlTKL- 
ll.tl.L,  FMIudflphia.   Fa.      Fi'.'.l  \\.m.  4,    lll-;j. 


'CLASS  46.  FtHiI'S  ANI>  INLiRKM 
S  1  R*ID,  MuRt""  i!  \  I'  '.  I  hii'uiTi' 
1,    1923. 


UiHTOPASU 


^e?^/  /i'^//t 


T'l.  piira-.'  l'..-r  K'l;^  a:,. I  Ht  "  is  .li-.laimtil  excpt 
:is  as-i.  '  iatt'i!  with  the  ..tlit-r  ;''afnr«*s  of  tlic  irade-iuark. 
T!:.-  liniisi;  sh-wu  on  tht"  drn«;i)_-  ii.'h  a'--;  th<-  color  r>'«l 

Varticulor  '!■  -^nption  of  ffo'"!^  ^w  atfrs,  Car'lic.'Ui 
Jack"ts,    i'.a'vi:  .;    .-uits. 

Claims   li'r    <ince  Oct.    1,   1918. 


r.     No      1^4  0-;s.       ('LASS    39.       rr>rrilIN(; 

Aij^'      4,     W'.'- 


Fn,><j 


GOLDEN 


''■'jiniv   i(,,.-   <i',..}   a*->''if    May    1     ]^'t:: 


S.  r      N..      l^t.Hi* 
N':<(!IN'r-;     AN 


1  l.ASS  4h  fancy  CnOpS  FFU- 
[>  NOTIi>NS  1  CiNLET  FRf.P.K.s.  Fari.s. 
A-i^v    :;     la.'.-'.. 


No  claim  is  madf  to  t'!>»  w  rds  an-l  aSbrovlation.'!  "  Ah- 
N..lut»'ly  Clpan  t>f'(i!ir>-<i  F-.i'rrt  llo.-l.s  and  Toes  lt<-i:. 
r  S  Fat.  Otflr^"' "  npa-*  fr^in;  flic  mark  ^liuwi  in  the 
•  {■■a  witit' 

/'j'fu-uior   (/.<..',•  f,.  II   r,f  good».—  U<i<\i-y. 

CJflim*    .(-.'    siti.-    .!  ;U     -^1      1923. 


-  N,  !^F130.  (CLA>^  to  liM.:,s  \N!>  INCR!;!'!- 
FNTS  iiF  FOODS,  i  1  iiK  Kin.iM  L"\ji'kn\,  Kansas 
City,    Mo        Fti.-.l    .\-iit.    6,    1923. 


Parti>~ul'tr    d-'O'f'ifitiun    hf    <j>io<lji.--Hi'Ads     an.l      Metal 
Spani.-!'-- 


Ser.    No.    l>^nl:!4,       i  CI. .\ss    ::••       ( LoTHINw,        Mv^is 
Hr>sif:T:Y    <     .vumJn'Y,    IN'-,   N.'w    York,    .n"     Y,      riU-.l    A 1 1: 

:'     1 '.'_,■; 


2/hdahose 


Claii»    use    !<iD 


■    July    10,    1023 


The    word    "  Cnff<>.>  '■     U    .tU.  lairtiP*! 


Vartiruliir    <!•  «or  \pt  i:,ti 


,;,H 


■  ffee. 


ibixmA    nii' 


,1  in.-    1.    lO-'J 


OCTOBKBl*.  1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


21; 


Ser  No  is4.1.'0«  .CLASS  40  FOODS  AND  INfSREDI 
PINTS  OI'  F(M>IiS  )  San  Imm.*s  Lkmon  Association 
San    Dinla^.   Calif,      Fil.al  Aun,    10,   1023. 


I'm  tirul'ir  <li  scriiiti'ni  (,'  (jiiorlf     -I'rfsh  Citrous  Fruits. 
riaimn    i^i    since    July    29.    1908. 


Srr  No,  1^4  L'!>;.  (CL.\SS  4t'.  FOODS  AND  1N«.HFDI- 
K.NTS  Ol'  Foods  i  S.*n  Dimas  Lkmiin  Assim'HTION. 
San   Dimas,   Calif.      Filed   Auk.    10,   l!t23. 


I'nrtir\tl(ir  di  -cripti'.n   o'  ijnhd." — I^rpsh  Citrous  Fruits. 
<  'niriiH    unr    si:n,     Apr      2."^,     HI  13. 


Ser.  No  l'<4.2;';i.  (CI,.\SS  4C,  FOOl»S  .\ND  IN»;i{EDI- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS  1  S.an  Dimas  Le.\ui.s-  Associatioji, 
San   Dinia.-,   Calif       Fi!o,l   Au^r     10,   1923. 


Qreyhound 


Ser    No    lS4.:in.-       fCIASS   4n      rOODS  AND  TXCnFD!- 

FNTS  (>r   1  I'll!   s    :       liiK  iii.i.ii.  COKPOBATKJ.N     .\;.aut;i, 

I., a       I'ilci    \i!_-     1::,    r,<_'3. 


IIRYOU 


I'artii'uhir     (fi'yiifiti.iii     I,'     (7-,oJ.>i         .\      i 'i :  w,  I  ,;■,    ]      Cr^as 

ii_-    Conii..iiirnl    1,.    l;.-    .Vj.piuM)    to    I'.r.'a.i    i'.,i-     D-',i;ns    of 
r.akors'    Moldli.t:    M:irhnio<,    Douph    I-'orm^     hikI    1  h.     Like. 
I'Uiitnn    N,«.     -iiro-''    .Xupusf,    1!*22. 


S.T  No.  1S4.6U,  .CLASS  4r..  l^X^DS  .\ND  INuREDl- 
FNTS  OF  FOOr>S  .  L.  R,  TU.Mii!nx  r!.'o,!l.'v  c..,iif. 
Filed   .\u!---    1".    102;;. 


The   liiiiiij;  on    tlo-   drawing   is   intended   to   denote   the 

rolor    rill 

/'•ii-.'i' ii,,,r  ,,',  ,s  r-,;,:ii/N    of   poods. — Fresh   Grapes. 

r-.ntu*    iov«  -ii.rr    ,Ti;!;.'    1.     102/1, 


S.  r      N"       1^4, 71.,        .CLASS     •L".         L  L  \  i  :i;  ,\.  .  1-:S,     N.^.N 
,VI,cii!l(i|  l(  1  n:.  \'i',    !'.r\fii\i,h    Co.,    ilii.a^^o,    111. 

FiC  .J     \.:^.    re,    inijo 


I'lirtiriiiu)    ih  tfcription    o'  ;;'»,. rf.t        N  i.niiitoxii-iit  ir;_'.    \ori- 
•t;.  oholic,     Noiir<T>al.     .M,ilti<";s     }'.«\  c-age^    Sold    a-     s.-ft 
Partuyular  drftcriiition   of  ijoo/i^  --  Frofh   Citrous  FrultB.    :    D   inks  ;i!i.|   Sirups  Ls.d   in    ilo'   Fr'paratl.'n   of  ^nmf 
Claimn   UJte   kIdcc   Jan.    8,    1906.  1         I'lainin  )i>«    sin.,'*'  June  -0,   I02;i. 


i 


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218 


Ser.     N...     l><4>r 
ALCOHOLIC  , 

Filed    AiJij.    2i'. 


OFFICIAL  GAZErrp: 


(  )CTOBEB  9.  1923 


Ml.ASS    45.       RKVERA(JKS.     NON     |    Ser.     No      1h.-,.iks.       (CLASS     ♦."■         I  1  \  I:UA<;KS,     NDN- 

JoHN     Khikcrk  H,     Philadelphia.     I'a     '        AHOHOLIC  )       (Ji  ai.toi-    Hkvkkai.ks    Inc  ,    RocheBter, 

192:5.  N'.   Y.      Fii'Ml    Aue    :<0.    1923. 


^|*^^4^!^  *"^^W^Wi'^lW'  ^■vV''" 


f'nrticui-ir    deiK 

pariil;!.  and  Root 


AL<  I  lilt  il.li  ■. 
1'.-.,    lO-M. 


01 


rif/fion    of    (/oo'/«. —flingtT    Ale,    Sarsa     , 
r.et>r. 
Feb.    1.   1022 


I'lr' f  ul'ir   ■!r-'cjnpti'in   of  i;'i<j'i.-i  -    iliMirer    \1 
'   ;'.jri;i<   u  •<''   <ir«>'   July   !'.    192:-! 


■  CLASS     4.'.         liKVF.KAi.KS.     N(»N- 

J     (■     KiiX.    Sfarrlf.    W.isii       l-'il 'd   .Viij 


Gmeiatd 


■  r     M.-tkld::     •  h.      Sariir 
*   ill  I  III  V     11  -■!      -  111  I  "     1  ■■■'      1       1  '■' !  ' 


ift    I  irj  iik^  ,1  111!   SirnpH 


se-     N-.     i'r.,!2i        CLASS    4"      r.K\'i:!:-V'.i;s,    \-'\- 

A  r,'  I  iH' iLI' ■  ,        I'm;;. II     !!!HTM">.     •loiiii:     l'ii-<ines>     :ih 
n  :-M  !■      L.tii.'ii-1    I  'i,.    T.)>(i.'.    Mhii.        Fil>Nl     Vii,-     20, 

;  '.cj:', 


mono 


1 


■  r       N.J        l^.'l-U.       .1   l,A.->      C.        I'.i;\  LK.M.KS,      N<CN 
AL< 'I  )Ht  il.ii '. )      John    \l  Ui  i  i  n    K'Ik.kh--     il.iin;:  liusini's-. 
.1!*     H'm1i:«':>      l'...t  tlirii;     '     ■        \  allrjo.     *  ;il;f,       Fiit'd     .\tu' 
30,    192.'^. 


Partu-uliir     ■!'  mi,  i/,'  inn     n'     ■r,<nl'<        N.iiia.''i.li(illC-     Nmi 
;.„,  fi^^',,,.    d^-A-rji,fi'fn     >•'    7.,'../.*      -P^wil.T.'d     I'repara^        cereal,   MaltU'ss   1'..'V.t:is;ps  Sold  u.-i   Soft    I  irinks  and  Sjnijw 
tioD    f-r   •:;•■   Mal^in.-  of   Soft    Iirink.s.  for    Making    tht-    Sam- 

(-[aim-i   uve   slni--   .Line    1',    1K2::,  |         Claim*    u»>^    %\nr,-   J-ily    1.    1921. 


TRADE-MARK  REGISTRATIONS  GRANTED 


ACT  OF  FEBRUARY  20,  1905. 
OCTOBEK  9,  1923. 


174.1.''..'       COTTON   PIECP:   (JOOKS.      Mii.i.n.^i.K   Tk.xtiif. 
< 'OHi'ou  \TinN.   New   York.    N     Y, 
Fllpd  May  2:(    192.T.      S.^rial  No.   181,0^2.     rrni.lSHKK 
JCLY    17,    1923. 

1  7  4  ,  1  .''.  G  .       COTTON.    Id<K.    AND    CANVAS    I'IKt'K 
r,()OI>S,      .1.   KiN.sTKiN,   I.vc  ,  Now.  York.  N    Y 
Filfd  May   IK,  192.T.     S.rlal  No.   1S0,793.     rUHLISHEO 
.ILLY    17,    1023 

17  4.1.-7       KNiTrr:n    silk    faiuucs    viz,    silk 

KSn^LKO   CLOTH    IN    THF    I'IF.CF       Tub    Uannki! 
Sir.K    Kmitivi.  Mni.s.   Im-  ,   N<w   York,  N     Y 
lil.-d  May  1^<.  1023.      Serial  No.  is(i,7.si.     riTU.lSHEb 
.11  LY     17,    1023. 

I7».L''<       SILK    F.VBUICS.      Cotrrn  Ei.i.i    Silk    Cumi'sna, 
Florence.    Nort ba m|if oil .    Mass. 
FilfHi  May  14    1923      Serial  No    1'^o.,-,!M>      rCHLISIlFI' 
.Il'LY    17,    1023 

17C1,'0        lC\Si:r..\.I.I,     hats        Hh.i.kui.h     At     lUiAi'SHY 
(  ij  .    I M-..    l.oiiisvilli',    Ky 
Filed  May  10    li<2;i      Serial   No    lsii,4.!n.      I'l  HLISHKl  t 
JILY     17.    10L"3. 

174,lf,<t      UOASTKHS  AND  TARTS  ANO  SIITLIKS  FOR 
SAMK    I'OK    KOASTINC     FOOl>    I'UOlil'CTS,    SICH 
.\S    COFFKK,    Co»(iA.    I'KANCTS,    CKKKALS,    KTC 
.Iakkz   HruNs  &  Sons,    New   York,   N,   Y. 
Filed    May   s.    102.'..      Serial  No,    1,^0,325.      I'CliLISllEl  > 

JCLY    17,    102;'.. 

174.1>;i.      CAN   oI'KNFRS.      Srsn  Can   OrF.VF.ii   ("oMrAW, 
San    Fraiieisci.    ("allf 
Filed  May   7,    102:'.       Serial   No     1^0.307.      ITBLISHEIi 
.TCLY    17,    102:! 

174.102,       rOUN     SHKI.LEHS        .I.iikt    Ma  MKAri  rin  m, 

C'IMI'ANY,     .loli.t.     111. 

Filed   May  T..    1023.      Serial  No    1R0.223       ITHLISHFH 
.ILLY    17,    102:; 

174, Iti;'.        THKRMOFLKCTRIC    TKMI'ERATrRB    INUI 
('ATOKS,     The  Safb  T  Stat  C'C.  Philadelphia,  I'a. 
File<l   May   3,   1023.      Serial   No    1  HO, 143,      Pl'PLISHEI) 

JULY    10,    1923. 

174.1(;4        FLCIO  PRP:SSrRE    tiAlGES,     FLLTD  PRES 
SFRE    INDICATORS,   FLUID-PRESSURE   REGULA- 
TORS.   ANr>    SOUNDlN(^,    LEADS.       A.    Schkadkr's 
Son,  lN(()Rr>OEATED,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Filed  May  2.  1023.     Serial  No.  1.hO,084.     I'UBLISHED 

JULY    10,    1923. 

174,16.5.      WORSTED  YARN    FABRIC   KNOWN    IN   THE 
TEXTILE      INDUSTRY      AS      "REPS."         Botany 
W0R8TBD    Mills,    PasHslr,    N.    J. 
Filed  May   1,    1023.     Serial  No.   179,987.     PUBLISHED 

JULY    17,    1923. 

174.166.  WORSTED  YARN  FABRIC  KNOWN  IN  THE 
TEXTILE  INDI'STRY  AS  "  REPS."  Botany 
WoKSTED  Mills.  Paataic,  N.  J. 

nied  May  1,   1923.     Serial  No.  179,988.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923. 

174.167.  SHAVING  BRUSHB^S.  Rdbbbr  k,  Celluloid 
PB0DDCT8  Company,  doing  business  as  Rubbers*! 
Company.  Newark,  N.  J. 

Filed  Aprtl  30,  ld23.    Serial  No.  179,962.    PL^BLISHED 
JULY   17,  1928. 


174.168.      GAME   PLAYED  Willi    I'lF'KS   SOMEWHAT 

SIMILAR  TO   DOMINOES   AND   PARTS  THEREOF. 

PtNO  CiKiw   Co.Mi'ANV,   Im    .    Ni  w   York     N    Y 
Filed  April  30,   1023,    Serial  No.   170,0,-i*',      FTBLISHED 
.ICLY    17,    102:; 
174,100.     GAMES   I'l.AYED  Wrill   rin!  S  SoMFWIlAT 

SIMIL,\I{    TO   DOMINOES    .WD   IVMCIS    rilEKEOF. 

p!'N«i-Cii(jw  riiMiVAW,   IM'  ,   N' "    Virk     N     V 
I'iled  .Spril  ;:n.    102:;     Seria!   Nu.  ITl'.'Jo.:'.    PUBLISHED 
.ILLY     17.    1023 

174.170.  CERT.MN     NAMED     CHtTlUVc         Amkhicvn 
Lady    (■ni;.sF,T  coMfAW,    Ditr-iH     Mi' 

Filed  April  30,   10:j3,     Serin!    Nl     IT'.'-'l''      I'i   1',  i .  1 S !  Il'.L) 
,ICLY     17.     lO'j:;. 

174.171.  Sol'T    DIJINKS.      William    MlKek.    Miuneap- 
olis,    Minn, 

Filed  April  2s,   lOj::     S.  rial  No.  179,876.    PTTLISHi:!' 
.ILLY    17.    1023, 

17C172        MFN  S    l:o|;ES.      Lewis-Wise    Co.,    Isr      \.  w 
York.    N      Y 

I'ileil   .Vi-iil   -■>-.    1'.'2::      S.  rial   .\...    iTi'^-T.-      1'!    i'.LISHKD 
JULY    17.    192:!. 

174,17:;       i'Aifr.r!;i;To!:s       George    0     in;   «v.    New 

\ork,    N,    ^ 

Filed  April  I'T,   V.'.:'..     Serial   N^     170, 77-}      Ti   HLISHKD 

.ILLY  17,   10.:; 

174,174,      ,\ri;oN    l'Kr:sSES        \     Sr^is-    \    <",i.   t   tuapo, 


I'il.-d   April   :j<',.   191 
JULY    17.    lOL-::, 


.1   Nu    ^T'',Ti,^.    riBLlSlIKD 


174,17.".       (»VERi'0.\TS,    KAINi  o.VlS     S.MdKINC    ,I.\('K- 

irrs,  HOUSE  co,\ts,  Norfolk  .MtKurs,  top- 

CO.VTS.    (iOLF    SLITS,    .\\1»    Sl'oUl'    SLITS        Hf.i 
i>KLiu;i:<;.   Wm, ff  Ac  c.i,.   n,  «    ■^'uik,   N     V 
Filed  April  20.,   1923,    Serial  No,   179j-'2,     i'LBLiSHED 
.ILLY    5  7.    102:'.. 

174,170,      CIGARS       J(.hn   C     Hfrmax   k  (^>mf.\nv     Har- 
ristmrp.    Pa 
Filed  April  24,   1923,    Serial  No.   170, ,"99,    ITBLlSHLD 
JULY    17,    1923. 

174,177,       SOF"r    DRINKS,       Ch.muks    »;,     iMLLnx,    New 
York,  N    Y. 
Filed     April     24,     1923.       Serial     No,     179  ,-9"        PUB- 
LISHED JULY  17,  1923. 

174,17'<         OPHTHALMIC     MOTNTINGS      AND     PARTS 
THEREOF.    SUCH    AS    BRIDGES.    TEMPLES,    ETC. 
Optical       Specialty       Mantfactfrim;       i'iimtany, 
Southbridge,  Mass. 
Filed    April    23,     1923,       Serial    No.     179,548.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

174.179.  SOFT'  DRINKS.     Beveracf  Extrm  t  Company, 
ChieaRO,    111. 

Filed    April     23,     1923.       S.-rial     No,     170,513,       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   17,   1023. 

174.180.  BAROMETERS        Tayu>r     Lnsthiment     (i.m- 
PAMKs,  Rochester,  N    Y', 

Filed     April     21,     1023,       .Serial    No,     170, 49r.        PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,   1923. 

174.181.  AUTO  LOCKS.     Williams  &  Robechaud,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis. 

Filed     May     12,     1923.       Serial     No.     180,570.       PUB- 
LISHED JT'LT  10,   1923. 

219 


220 


Bingbamton.    N 

!  iU'd      April 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITF 


<  >(  TOBEK  !t,  1923 


174,181'.     SAt'f'S      >:Ei;.iR.*rr  ('(.bpuks  r!.>\  df  Ameuha, 
Cleve!an<i,  Ohj. 
Filed     April     2<^.     192.'V       Serial     No      179. '^90.       PT-B- 
LISHEli  JT'LV    IH.   1  !^-". 

174.183.       PHOToii^Ariilf     FILMS 
Biaghamton.  N 
F\](^     April     9. 


.\N.si;i)    Company, 


923.       Serial     No.     178,807.       PUB- 


LISHFn  jr-l.v  M,  :  ;<'j:; 

174  l^t        rH<»T<  >(,i:  vi'Hir     FILMS        .^NS'~o    rnMP.»VY, 


'.I.-;         S.Tial     N.J.     17.S,.S0€.        i'UB 


•:A.    Serial   No.   17h,h05.    PUBLISHF:!' 


LISHED  JULY    I'l    pjn 

17  4.185.       KNIirrP:!*     SILK     F-\BRICS— VIZ.     SILK 
KMTTEI'    >  LOTTH    IN    THE    PIECE.      Thb   Banner 

Sir.K    Knjttiv.,    MII.L.S,    ]sr.,    NVw    York.    N.    Y. 
Filtvl  May   is.   !9'2J3     Serial  No.    1S0,7«4.    PUBLISHED 
JULY  17.  I9j:; 

17M''".        PHOTIX;^  Vl'HIC    FILMS        ANsro    iompant, 

Binghamton.  N 
Filed   April   9.    19: 
JT'LY   10.   192;'.. 
174  IHT        <;a.\IE     kKoWN    as     -TrTOOM."    A    TABLE 

irAME     PI.AYEI)     WITH     PIE<ES     AND     MARKED 

CUBES    (iR    ROTARY    COINTER.      Aldrrman,    Fair- 

CHiLO  Ci>mpaNy1  Rochester.  N    Y. 
Fil^-d  May  .'4.  K'J'.      Serial  No.   I'^l.O'.u.     PT'BLISHED 
JULY    17.    1923. 
17C1^»       SILK    PIl^CE    GOODS       Dipt.AN    Silk    Cobpo 

BATiuN,  New   Y'irk.   N'.   Y. 
Filed  May  2s.   19i;'..    Serial   No     l^l.J.'jt;     PUBLISUFH) 
JULY   17,  1923.  I 

174,IS9-       SILK     PIF'   F    (.i>OLiS,       In  i-i..vv    SlLK    <'i'Kr- 


irk,   N,   Y. 

;;      serial    Nn     1^1. -T..-      PUBLISHED 


Fi  F    <;rx>r»s      fmpike   silk    cum 

nil.    Lh>1..   and    New    York.    N     Y.- 

Serial  No    1'<1,178.     PTBLISHED 


HATM.V.    N>'W    \ 

l-"il»-d   Slaw  :j>.   '. '. 
JULY   17,   192  . 
17  1  1;ki       F.vBRU'S   .M.\DE  of   silk.     Goi-I'INU   Fabki    s 
Ccbporati'-n  .  Npw   York.  N,  Y 
KilH,l  .\LiT   J'l,    i;>i:;,     Spri:il   No.   181.1  S:'..    PUBLISHEr> 
JULY    17,   1923. 
174,191        SILK     ri 
PANT.   Wllniini:r 
Filed  May  2''..    19. 
JULY   17.   1923 
17  4.192        TFXtIiI.E    COTTON    FABRICS--  NAMEI.V 
CHITON    I'lEcjp:    GOODS.      Amdky,    Bh'Wne    A    Co., 
BiusT'-n.    Ma-i8 
PTled  Miiy  2-'..   I'.iJ!      Seri.il   No.   lH!.lii:V     PUBLISHED 
JULY   17.   192.; 
174.1'.i:         WnVEN       KNITTED,      NFTTEI*,      TEXTILE. 
A.Mi     i'lI-F     F'iBlin'S         ChENKY      I'.K'iTllEH.S,     South 
Manoh<»»<r>'r.  i.'i  iic. 
Fil.-d   Miy    -4.    U'i;      St-rial   N-     lM.i>»jl.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    17.    19_:'. 

i74.r.<4      (mttiiv    i'ifiF   i;ooris      Tatlob.  Cl^pp  & 

Bf.ai  I.,  N>w   ^  irk    N.   Y 
Fil.^l   Mrtv  ■-■::     l''i  ■.     SHnai  No.   ISI.048.    PT'BLISHED 
JULY    17,    19.:; 

174,1'.'0        CERTAI^'     NAMED     PIECE    <;OODS.       Jaiob 
t  o  .    Philadelphia,    Pa 
Filfd   M.iy   2:V   V.>^'.     Serial   No.    1S1.036.    PI'BLISHED 
JULY    17,    1923 

174.196        CERTAli>.     NAMED    PIECE     GOODS        JAf-i'B 
1,.  ,   Philadelphia.   Pa 
I-il.-d  May  2.'.,    1'.'^::'.      Serial  No     l'*l.o:',4.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    17,   1923 

174  l'.t7        <  FRr\li     NAMFI'    PIECE    GOODS       Jacob 
Co..  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
3      Sf-rial   No.   181,033.    PUBLISHED 


MlLLKR'3     S<(N'3 

Filed   May  23,    19 

JULY  17.  1923. 

I74.i;i>'       LENSES.    EYEGL.KSSES,    AND   SPECTACLES. 

Noel    S.mitti,   doing   boBlnesa  as  Miami   Optical  Co., 

Miami.   Fla 

nied  May  18.  19^3.    Serial  No.   180.815.    PUBLISHED 

JULY  in.  19-:! 


174.199  PlIoTiiGK  MMUi        SHUTTKKS  Fk.stmaN 
Kodak  Cumim^y     Km.  :i>'<ri.r     S     ^' 

Filed  May   19.   l.'.:'.      S.-nil   N>.     1>-0M>^       PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    1923 

174.200  F.\P.HIt  S    MADE   OF   SILK,      (Joldi.m.  Fahkii  s 
CoRPOSHTii'V,    .New    York,    N     Y. 

Fll.'d  May  19,   1923      Seri.ll  No    18<i.h59      PUBLISHED 
JULY     17,     1923. 

174.201  CERTAIN    .(.riMN    PIFrH    i;<MtDS        Neiss, 
He.s.slein  a  Co.,    I  M"  .   ,Nfw    York.   N    Y 

Filed  May   19,  1923.     ."^.-rial  Nn     l»(t>sj       PI  BLiSlILD 
JULY    17,    1923. 

174.2112.      <<tTTON    PTEi'F,    GCM'tDS       Cuv    IIui     Make 
'"o  ,    N»>w    York.     .\      Y 
Filed  .M;iy  22.    023       .-^rria'   N.v    1^0. 9f,;;       PUBLISHED 
JI'LY   17.   19:':! 

174,203       WOiiLKN    l'Ii:CE   GOODS       'Iiif:    F  M{ns«  ohtii 
Mll.r.s    Ivr,    I'l'ntrai    \'J:l.'iJiv    i'..r)ri 
Filed   May   22     !9-"^       S.-rt,Tl    No     1  S0,969       PUBLISHED 
JULY    17.    192:; 

174.2114       MIL  i;\'  i.i;S       I'v.    ;>    V     Kukv    <l..niz  Siosiiipss 
as   Mid»<.«f    Auto  Sp.-.i.tlty    Mfg.   Co.   St     Paul.  Minn. 
Filpd  May   2:'.     1923.      Serial    N..     ls],cti.>->       PUBLISHED 
JULY    10.    192:; 

17U2n,-        TIRFUFPMH      .MXn'dFSDS        .\DHESIVE8 
Fnli     I\[!-l\ii    T"    llM'.lirH      irvTHFK,    iI.OTH, 

trrc  .  adiifs!\f  >  f.mi  \is  sM'  ki  hp.fh  mfnd- 

INC    iFXIFNI^     lONU'itlMiS      AND    .VDIiKSl\FS. 
I  -Uiiii     vV    \lv    .'SB,   doint'    t.ii«:ti.-is    fn    P^verlte    Patch 
I'ompiiiiy,   ■l..l>d...  Ohio. 
Filed   \pril  ■-■••    192:;,      Serial  No    179, Tos       PUBLISHED 
JCLV    !<>     ]•>::: 

174-o.i        LVDIFS      ANJ»     .MISSES'     DRESSES,       Eliza- 
beth   M     TtidMAS.    dolDg   bUHln«'s>    a«    11     M      ["liumas 
•  "ompaiiy.    S'     I...ni-<,    \\" 
Filed  April  2"..  1923.      SeriiilV..    179, tVs.^       PUBLISHED 
JI-LY    10.    192:!  I 

174  2<i7       ToiIfT    PVT'FR       Tht    UvTRr  rss;'  Mr<;     Com- 
CA  "<■  V.    Ni'rri«T''.«  n ,    I'  i 
FiU-d  April  J'..  19:'.       S.-n,il\..    r:'t,t'>79       1'UP.I.ISHED 
JT  I,Y     10      19-'3 

174, -'n-         poWDFKKl'       Vili.FTM'.LF      <.!.IFS         Thk 
Vhvvj.i      \I^^■   f-\. TURING    CO..    N>'W    York,    N.    Y. 
Fll'-d  April  •-'',  192::       Sp-lnl  No    IT'*,'!!-'        I'l-MI.ISHED 
jr  I.V    ]0     iirj;; 

174.J<i;t         pnW  I  .},i;FI  I       \  K- ,  I    T.ii  P.  LF       wLUIlS         The 
,\I^L\ii.>i.    MaS(  KA.  Ti  ui.M,    Cu.,    .N.  w     V  i.rk.    N     Y, 
Fil.d  .\pril  2.n,  1923.      Serial  No.  179.. -,4  I       PUP.IISIIFD 
JULY    10.     1923 

174.210         HO.^lKItV.       U.a;i.s.  ii'.N      '  -ur.  .R  sri. .  v ,      N.'W 
York.    N.    Y. 
Filf-d  April  23,  1923       Serial  No    179..a.'-,7,      PUBLISHED 
JULY    10.    Ufj:: 

174. '11        WuKK    SlillUrS     \ND    ii\FH\I.LS       WashinG- 
Tov    Mam  v*i  t'  uin>;    '  ■>  ,    \a»hvtll    ,    'r'-tih 
Filed  April  21,  19J3       Serial  N.i   179  .-.irj       I'TRLISHED 
JULY   10.    1923 

174.212.      PYJAMAS        The    ^I     Wit  rkr    In  ftr    i.'MI'anv, 
N>"W   York,    \     "t' 
FilPd  April  21.  19:::       S.:i..!\.     17;<P'.3       PUBLISHED 
JULY    10.    1923. 

174.213        TKANSPAUFNr     <riNT.\  IN  El'.S     I»U     IT)OD 
PRODUCTS        P\.,K.    ,v     Sh*'.v,     1\.  .  iKi'-.Kv  rTT>,    inm- 
'     bridge.    Ma  Si 

Fil..d  April  20.  192'^;       S.rialX..    171'   t24       PT'BLISHED 
JT'LY    3.    1923. 

174.214.  MASS.\GF  PREPARATIONS  (  i|!  T"»NIl'SFi'K 
THE  TRE.VTMENT  OF  THB  HEAD  AND  SCALP. 
\'av  Ess   L.tBoRATnuiE.s.   In'-  ,  I'hicago,  111. 

Filfd  July   :;.    1922       S.rl.il    No    UVV4H7.      PUBLISHED 
MAY   29.   1923.  ^^ 

174.215.  LUBRICATING  COMPOUNDS  AND  GREASES. 
Otis  Chemhai,  co-mpant.    (N<>t   Inc.i.   Chicago,   IIL 

Filed  May  24,  1923      Serial  No.  181,087.     ^UBLISHED 
JULY    10.    1923 


CH-TOBKRjt,  li>2:{ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


221 


174,210)        VARNISH.       Frank     Bowses    Company,    1m    , 
Lynn,    Mass. 
ni...i  May  24.  1923      RerinI  No.  18l,0f,4.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    1923. 

174,21".       HORSE     COLLARS.       (J.      Bbrnd      Compamy, 
Macon.    Cji 
Filed  May  24.  1923.     Serial  No.  181,0B3.     PUBLISHED 
JT'LY    10,    1923. 

171, 21*-        IIOISTINC,    ROPE    AND    CABLE.       .\tlantio 
Elevator  Comp.ant.   Int.,    Philadelphia,   Pa 
Fiiwi  May  24.  1923      Serial  No    181. 0.M       PUBLISHED 
JT'LY    10.    1923 

17U-'U«        WlilTINC     PAPER         Ft).\     ItMKU     PaPEK    Cum 
rvNY.    Appleton,    WU. 
lil.'d  May  22.  192:!      S.rinl  No.  1^097.'.     PT'BLISHED 
.JULY    17.    1923. 

174.220  T<^ILin'  P.VPER,  P.VPER  NAPKINS,  PAPER 
TOWELS,  AND  PAPER  TABLECLOTHS  Fort 
Ui.wAHi)  Pai'kk  CiiMiAVY.  Green   Buy,  Wis. 

Fil..l  May  22.1923       Sf>ri,al   No    l<iO,972       PT'BLISHED 
JULY    17.    1923. 

174.221  Tdll.l.r  PAPER.  PAPER  N.U'KINS,  PAPER 
TuWMLS.  AND  P.VPER  TABLECLOTHS.  Fokt 
IlowAHK  Paper  Company,  Green   Bay,  Wis. 

liled  May  22.    I!t2:;.      Serial   No.  ISO, 971.      PUBLISHED 

.11  I. '^     17,    li'2:;, 

17i  :2-.'       PRINT   PAPER.  BOtJK  PAPFK.  BOND  PAT'ER. 
.\ND    WRITING    PAPER      BRISTOL    BOARD.    AND 
(  .VRDPO.^RD       The  J     W     l{i  tlek    Papkh    Co..   Chi 
.-n^'o.    Ill 
Filed  Mav   19    192:!      Serial  No    i  HO>:'„k       PUBLISHED 

JTI.V    lo.    1''2:; 

I74  I'j:;      OINCIIK  .\LF'      Bahmuv  B^;vl;n aoe.s.  Im'  ,  Nash 

\il:..     Tellll 

'■'lied  May   19     192:!       Serial   N  .    T^O.s;;-.'       I'T'BI.ISHED 
JT  l.Y    10,    192:: 

174.. -24         VAKNISIIFS,     \ARNISII     STAIN.     ENAMELS 

FI.OOU      ENAMEI>S.      GRAINING      COLOR,      GOLD 

PAINT.    SILVER    PAINT.    UNDERCOATS.      Sewali. 

Paint  >.*»;   Class   CoMr\N\.  Kai.Kas   City.   Mo. 

Tailed  May   Is.  l'."2:!       Serial   No    1sO,S14       PUBLISHED 

JULY    10.    1923 

17  1,22.".       PAPER    CLIPS       Noe.stinh    Pin    Tkket    Com 
PVNv.    I  \.  oKromTEie    M.'iint    Vernon,    N,    '\'. 
Fiied  Ma\    IV,   192:;.     Serial  No.   1H0,S05.     Pl'BLISHED 
JTI.Y    10,    i;.23. 

17U22<V     TRT  NKS      OsTERwriL  Bros    Inp..  Newark.  N   J 
I'lLd  May   17.  1923,     Serial  No.   1S0,771.     PITILISHED 
JULY    10,    1923. 

174.227        VARNISH     H^R    ALL    INTERIOR    AND    EX 
TFRIOR     PURPOSES         Ben.tamin     .Mim'HE     A:     Co. 
Jerspy   City,    N.    J.,    and   Brooklyn.    N     Y, 
Filed  May  17.  1923.     Serial  No    180.709.     PT'BLISHED 
JT'I  Y   10,   1923. 

174, 22H.     FERTILIZER      GwnniK  C.  Junes  1  NroupoUATBD. 
New    York,    N     Y. 
Filed  May  Ifi.  1923.     Serial  No    180,704.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    11»23. 

174.229  STATIONERY  NAMELY,  ENVEIvOPRS,  WRIT- 
ING PAPER.  PADS.  DRAWIN(;  PAPER  AND  CARD- 
BOARl>,  TISSUE  PAPER,  PENCII-S.  Frei.  A.  WiSH, 
Is("orporatt.;d,    New    York.    N.    Y. 

•     Filed  May  14,  1923.     Serial  No.  180.641      PUBLISHED 

JULY    10,   1923 

174.230.  Mf:TAL  AND  PAPER  FANCY  CONTAINERS 
AND  BOXES.  Feed  A.  Wish,  Incobpokatbd,  New 
York.   N.   Y 

Filed  May  14,  1923.     Serial  No.  180,638.     PL'BLISHED 
JULY  3.   1923. 

174.231.  CUTTING  OIL.  Smith  Oil  &  lUnsixa  Com 
PANT.  Rockford,  111. 

Filed  May  14.  1923.     Serial  No.  180.629.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  10,  1923. 


174,232.       WRITINc;    PAPER.       Fox     Hmur     Paiek    <'om 
PANY.   .Appleton,    Wis. 
Filed  May  12,  1923.     Serial  No.  180.53U.     PL'BLISHED 
JT'LY    10,    1923 

174.233       REFRIGERATION   <  ABINETS       I     >'     Kkp;!.. 
BRATION   CO  .   New   York,   N.    Y 
Filed  May  11,  1923.     Serial  No    l'sn,477.     PUBLISHED 
JT'LY   17,   1923 

174,234.      METAL     HOLDERS     FOR      PAPER      DISHES 
AND     DISPENSINt;     RECEPTAfLUS     FOR     PAPER 
DISHES.      The  Vobtex    Mf<;     To,   Chica«e     III 
Filed  Mfiy  7,   1923.      Serinl   No    lso,:',tl       PUBLISHED 

JULY   3.    192:;. 

17  4.23.".  READY  MIXED      PAINTS       VARNISHES, 

FILLERS.     AND     SHELLACS         S      J.  sefh     .t     Son 
in,    Philadelphia.    Pa 
File*l    May   7.    1923       Serial    No     IvOL'sr,       pr'BLISilFD 
JT'LY   10,    1923. 

174.236  ICE    BA(;S    AND    SYRIN(,E    1  1\TIKI>        A 
Sctieakbr's  So-N,   I.ncorporated,  Brooklyn,  N    \ 

Filed   May  ."■..   1923.      Serial  No     I'm). 243.      PT'BLISHFD 
JULY    10,    1923. 

174.237  WRITING      PAPERS      AND      MAILIMr      EN 
VELOPES     AND     PRINTINt;     I'.\PF!{S         Wihtincj 
Paper   Company,    Holyoke.    Ma^s 

Filed  May  3,   1923.      Serial   No,    lKO,li-,U      PUP.  !.l  Sf  i  FI^ 
JULY    3.    l'.»23. 

174.2;!8       PASTE    PAINT    AND    READY  MIXED    PAINT. 
Col,oNi,u,    WoKKs,   Broikl.\ii.    N     Y 
Filed  May  3,   1923.     SerLnl  No.    ]sO,097       rUMI.lSHED 
JULY  :;,   192:; 

174.2:;'.t         AUT' "MOBILE.     IIAN«t       .\  N  P     FrUMTUHE 
POLISH        .Mnnik    N     Sa  mkhs. -v .    W.-s?    S;  rln-ri.'ld. 
MaR8 
Filed  May   2.    192.''.       .Serial   Nn,   U^Oosj       PURIISHED 
JULY  :;.  192:; 

174. 240        (;kEASE     COMPOUND     F(»K     LIBUICATING 
PT'RPOSES,     A-SBIRY  B.   lUrroN.   Philipst.isr;;.   Pa. 
Filed  May   1,    1923.      S<Tial   Ne,    ivo,fio!)       rup.I  ISHED 
JULY    10,    1923. 

174,241.       REFRIGERATING     APPARATUS.        D      Eoi.T 

AND     .So.N'.S     Co.MPA.NV,     BOSt'Ml.     Ma.<K. 

Filed  May   1,  1923.     Serial  No    179,994       PUBLISHED 
JULY   3,   1923 

174.242  1'RINT  PAPER.  BOOK  PAPER  COVER 
P.VPER.  WRITIN(;  PAPER.  BOND  P.M'ER  BRIS- 
TOL BOARD.  CARDBOARI>.  AND  THIN  lAI'KRS 
USED  FOR  MANIFOLD-COPY  WORK  The  J  W. 
BiTLER    Paper    Co  .  Chicago.    HI. 

nied  April  3(t.  1923       Serial  No    17!t,92tl.      PUBI. ISHED 
JULY    17,    1923 

174.243  LADIES'  HANDBAGS  Bmm  &  MiruvTHAL, 
.New   York.   .N    Y. 

Filed     April     28.     1923        Serial     No      179.S17         PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    10.    1923. 

17  4.244.      CONDIMENT     CONT.MNERS     MADE     OF 
METAL,      (iLASS,       OR       METAL       AND       (;i..\SS. 
Charle.s     II.     IIaeseler.     doing     business     as     Alert 
Manufacturiii):    (^ornpany.     Philadelphia,    P;i 
Filed    December    2,    1922.      Serial    No.    172.834        PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3.  1923. 

174.245.  WIRE  ROPE  AND  WIRE  CLOTHESLINE. 
G.  F.  Wrioht  Steel  &.  Wire  Company.  Worcester, 
Mam. 

FMlet]   September  15,    1922.      Serial   No,   169.510       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,   1923. 

174.246.  MET.VL  AND  WOOD  ASEPTIC  FTRNTTT'RB 
FOR  HOSPITALS,  CLINICS,  HEALTH  CENTERS, 
AND  DOCTORS'  OFFICES.  Rkid  Bros.,  Inc..  San 
Francisco,    Calif.,    and    Seattle,    Wash. 

Plied    August    28.    1922.      Serial    No.    168,790       PUB- 
LISHED JT'LY   3.   1923. 


222 


174. 247.       FAINT 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcrroBn  9, 1923 


HF:MovER.      Elmer    F.    Miller,    San 

Francis.-o    ("alif 
Filed  July   11.   l^t-'i.    Serial  No    166,747.    PUBLISHED 
Jl'LY   10,   1923, 
174.24N.        OVER.lLLS,      COATS.      PANTS.      .IIMPEKS. 

COMBINATirN    ONE-PIECE    SUITS,    AND    PANTA 

LOONS    FOR   MEN    AND   PLAY    SUITS    FOR  CHIL- 

IiREN       Tht    Ir'.nall    Factorie.s    Co.,    Cincinnati. 

OhiM. 
Filed  Ma.T  :il,   li;t22     S.rial  No    164,707.    PT-RLISHED 
JULY  3.  it>2;;       1 
174.240       LEATHI-.R  ANI-   F.VBRI"-  <;i.O\ES.   HOSIERY, 

AND     TEXtJi.E      KNITTED      UNDERWEAR      FOR 

CHILDREN     IAntiI'vnv   W    N.iiK.   W.ishington,  D    C. 
Filed  May   2','.    mt22.     Serial   N.k   164,660.     PUBLISHED 
FEBRUARY   Ul.    Ip2:'. 
174  2')0      MATRIX   PAPER.   STEREOTYPE  ANr>KR.KFT 

WRAPPING  TAPER      The   .\lbevi.vrle   Paper  Mf; 

« "i    ,   Ri.-hmonii,    \':i 
File.l     April     li     1'.'22        S.-rial     N'      162. 2sO.       PUB- 
LISHED AUOrS'T  f«,  1022 
174.2,-1       RKi'EIffT  BOOKS   AND    KILIN';    I'.VRDS   FOR 

BOOKKEEPINi;   IT'RPOSES      Wii.r.iAii   A    Rin.ilkk, 

Philadelphia    I'a 
Filed     Marrh     '.i      1022.       Serial     N.k     1604.'.C        PUB 
LISHED  .JULY   li.   1023. 
i:4.2.-.U         '   I.'iTtnNi;      NAMKI.V       KMTTUD     SWE.VT- 

KH.^    .>iND    MMTTED    DRESS    SKIRTS       Kmtwf.vr 


Mam  F\iT' 

Filt-d     .l:lIlUai■^ 

LISHED   JULY   :; 


Filed  <>c-,,'.,'V 
LISHED  MAY  2 
17  4.2,-4        MKN> 


c.     Is.    .    Brooklyn,    N     Y 
:;.    l;»22,       S.Tlal    N-     1.57, 4:;i        IM  H 
192^^. 
174.2.->:;.      Ill  i.-i  !•:^[^        Ki.hm.'M'    H"S!Kkv    Mills.    Ro.-> 

villf.   i.;i 

.".<,     UCl,       S..n,i;     N.       1.-.  4.7611        PT'B 

102.;, 

\'irTllS.    .\N!'   BiiVS     DUKSS.    NP:<. 
Li'.Kl':      vNli   \\mI;K   .^IHHTS     T.kv,    <;hv>ss  a  Co., 
S;iri    rr:ii.'  t-'i'    I  'ali:' 
Filpd    .v,.r.-„.i,,-.jr   -■>,    i:'2l       S.Tij;    Nm     l.-,:';,477       PUB- 
LISHED Jfl.V  ■;    102:;, 
174,2.-.-.        DRY       ;I:aDY  MIXED,     AND    PASTE    PAINT. 

I\I1\^^       I  \  :|r:STRlOTIBLE       I'vInT       ''•■.      <;il|..l-'o.       III 

Fi;.vl     .\;.r!l     _|..     1021.        Serial     N..       146,,-,-..-         PUB 
LISHED  AUCrst  If.,    1021 
174, 2.-.';        AT'Ti 'MOBILE     ANi>     PI.VNo     POLISH.        K. 

Sur.'Ki.EF:.    '1(1)11;;    ;iii<iii''«<    .i>    Frprii?!!    Mfc     ''>..    Lns 

Angelt"*.    *'a'.l' 
Fil..d    I  .■►■!!;..■  i|    -"«.       l'.<22        S.Ti.il    \.     I7:r,!>:;0,       PUB 
LISIIFD  ,n  l.Y  :i    l',»2:; 
174,2.-7        MEN  A     RE,U>Y-M.VDE     SUITS     AND     QVER- 

r.i.VTS         I,.|i  IS     Sh.vpiK".    'tm;;-'     1  iisiiiPss     ;is     I,i.i)is 

Shapir-i  *  '  'i  .   Nfw   YotV.   S    Y 
Filed     .Marrh     :  7,     102,-;        Stri.'tl     N.i      177,626.       PUB 
LISHED  ,IT-LY    1  o,    l',;.':: 
174,2.'.-»         tiKN.lMENTvI.      STONEWORK      ARTICLES, 

ST'iH   .\S   f     iMI-i:l>!N'.    BIRD   B.VTH,    \'.\SE,   AND 

FLOWER   B(i.\ES       A.    L.   T.    Rt  sti.:   ruMPAXY,   Bel 

VidMP'.       Ul 

Filed  Mur.'h  I'y  102 
LISHED  JULY  1'-  U.'2 :: 
174.2,-'.'       SILK   -lND  Wi»ril.   F.VP.RICS  ."iND  MIXTURES 


THEREOF 

North    BerL-4i 
Filpd    Marh 


iN    THE     PIECE.       J      .\      Mi.EL,     IS' 
N      I  .    and    New    York.    N.    Y. 

102".        Serial     No      177,007).       PUB 


174,261       BOYS 


Filed    March 


LISHED  JULY    10,   192.'? 


S.Tial     N..      177,,-1><, 


PUB 


LISHED   M.\Y    2  <,    102:! 

174,261'  MIDDY  BUjUSES.  LAl'IES',  THILDRENS. 
AND  MISSES  DRESSES  KNICKERS,  BOYS' 
STITS,  BLrOMERS.  OVERSKIRTS,  WAISTS,  AND 
SPORT  CO  lTS  Harrt  W.  Goldman.  doinK  busi 
ness  as  The  Harry  W.  Ooldman  Co  ,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Filed  March  15.  192.3,  Serial  No.  177,484.  PUB- 
LISHED JULY  3,  1023. 


AND    GIRLS'    HOSIERY.      An'MEW    A. 


Wi  EST,  Cini'innati.  Ohio. 


13.     1923.       Serial    No.    177.410        PUB- 


174,262         HOSIERY        ruii-MAN     Knitting    Mili,«, 
Easton,   Pa. 
File«l    March     13.     1023.       Serial     No.     177,359,       PUI! 
LISHED  JULY  10.   1923. 

174.263.      REFRH;ER.\T(iRS.    REFRIGERATOR    PARTS. 
AND       REFRI<;ER.\  riNf,       SYSTEMS.         National 
Electric  Prodlcts  CoHi-nKATroN,  rhlcaKO,  111. 
F'lled     Mar.'h     '^.     102:'.         Serial     No,     177,140,       PUP. 

LISHED  JULY   ::,    102:!. 

174.264  KNITTED  ANI»  NATNSOOK  UNDERWEAR 
FOR  MEN  Wo.MKN.  AND  CIIILDRKN,  HOSIERY. 
AND  SWEATKHS  .1  \<  oh  B  HiK.sHh-ELU,  doiiik,' 
t)usln'-ss  as  I  I!  Ilirslif.^M  A;  t"  Iix',  New  York, 
N.  Y 
Fllfd    U.-hruary    17      102:'.       S.Ti.al    No     17t).l-H4       PUP. 

LISHED   JULY    17     r.i2  ; 

174,2'.,-.        WOMEN'S    AND    MISSES     DIU-:SSES       Mali. as 
Ckavis   Co  ,   N.'W    Vork,    .N     Y 
nied    F^tiriiiiry    14,    ]',t2;'.       S.rial    No     176,029,      PUB 

LISHED  JULY    VK    102:; 

174,266        ARTl.^TS      NUVTEHIALS      NAMELY,    REAT'Y 
..MIXED    PAINTS.     INCI,IDIN(;     VARNISH,     PAIN  F 
ENAMELS,     AND     PIGMENT     C<)L<tRS         Artists 
Brlsh  avi>  i'oi.ok  f'oKP.jnATioN.   N»'vv  York.  N,  Y. 
ni.-<i    I->>.rnarv    :;     l'.(2:!.       Serial    No      17.-.,4.-»4.       I'UB 

LISHED    jrUV     lo      U.t23. 

174  2';7       WHITKir.M'    I'KYANDINnlL.     CiiAPVVirK 

Il.isToV    I.KAl)    (    liMI'VN".       U.. SI. Ill,    iUtSS 

K11..,l    Jatnary    :;  1      l'.i2:;        S.-rial    No      17,-. 344,       PUB- 
LISHED   JlLY     I",    102;5. 

174,2t'.s         Hi'SIEKY        TiirsTKn     KMrriv.;     Mills,     St, 
I,.. 111...     Mo 
l'i'..-.l    .Iaioiar\     1 ''■      !''2:;        S.rial    No      174.6.-4,       PUB 

LISHI'D   .n  I  Y    !o     iTj:; 

174,260.  MEN  S,  WOMEN'S.  AND  (  H  I  LDREN'S  UNION 
SUITS.  I  CMP.INATION  suns.  INDERSIIIRTS 
AND  UNDERDRAWERS  .M.VDK  oU  BOTH  KNIT 
TED    AND    W<>\  E.N    F.VBRD'       Tuk    Sr  ckhmii    Ath 

LET!.      I'MiEUVVKAK    CuMl'^NV.    Pi.jUa,    <,l!llo 

Fil.'d    .laimary    1.'.    102.;        St-rial    No.    174.642.       PUB- 
LISHED   JII.V    lo,    102:; 

174. 270  I  I.i'TinNC  \.\MELY.  SIITS  TOPCOATS. 
.\ND  Ul.STKRS  Full  MEN.  H  II  Co.^i-KU  4  Co.. 
Is.-  .    Uti.a,     N.    Y. 

Fii.d    January    1 :';     lO'jT        Serial    N.i      174. ,-.60.      PUB- 
I.ISIIKD    JCI.V    lo     r.i.':: 

174.271  PANTS  NnKKoLK  JACKETS.  COATS,  AND 
VESTS.  SwKKT  okh  iV  c.)  ,  Inc.,  Wapping.  rs  Falls 
and    N.'W    Y..rk     N      V 

Fil.'d     January     .-.      10_;;        Serial     N...     174,221         PUB- 
LISHED  JULY   :;     102:; 

174  272         MENS     READY  MADE     SUITS    AND    OVER- 
I'o.vTS       Ij'I  is    Shapiro,    didng    busin»-«H    .ts    Louis 
Shapir..    vt    C.  ,    N.'w    York,    N     Y 
F11.'.l     Marrh     17.     i:<2:;        S'Tlal    No.     177,627,       PUB- 
LISHED  JT'LY    10     i;'2:; 

174.273.       MENS.    WOMEN  S      AND    CHILDRENS    HO- 
SIERY      SrvMi'h;!:  .it   Kaisku,  N.  w  York.    N.   Y. 
Fil.-d    March     17.     102:;        Serial    No.     177,6:50.       PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    10.    102:i 

17  4,274         KIMONOS.    BRF.AKFAST    GOWNS,    SLIP- 
OVERS.  AND    DRESSINC;   SACKS.      THE  Barsa  Cor- 
I'ORATif>N.    NVw    York,    N     Y. 
Fil»Ml     March     2tl,     102:;        Serial     No.     178.021.       PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    10,    1023. 

174.27.''.  DUPLICATING  .VPPARATUS  OF  THE  TYPE 
E-MPLOYING  STENCIUS  AND  ACCESSORIES 
THERETO.  PAPER  FOR  PROOICING  THE  STEN 
CILS,  AND  PAPER  ON  WHICH  THE  STENCILS 
.\RE  REPRODUCED  D  (;£8TETNEb  Limitko.  Lon- 
don, England. 
Filed  March  28,  1923.  Serial  No.  178.175.  PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,    1923,  , 


1 


OCTOBKB9,  ISH':') 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


223 


174.276.  WRITINii  AND  BOND  PAPER,     Becker  I' Ai-itn 
COHroRATioN,    New    York.    N.    Y. 

Filed    March    29.     1923.      Serial     No      17M,20>i.  PUB- 
LISHED JULY    17,    1923. 

174.277.  Box    SHoOKS.      Ge<iiic,e    X      Wendling,    San 
p-ranciBco.    Calif. 

Filed    March     29.     1923        Serial    N<..     178.318,       PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    3,    1023. 

174.278.  ICECREAM     FREEZERS        Steinkkli>     Inc. 
New    Y'ork.    N.    Y, 

Filed  April  4.  I02:;      S.rial  N...   17s, .'.74       PUBLISHED 
JULY    17.    192;;, 

174.279.  WOOD  PASTE  FILLER.  (JiL  COLORS   TO   BE 
USED    IN    I'AINT    MIXIN*;,    ENAMEL    FOR    GEN 
ERAL  USE.   WOOD  FILLER,   IRON    ENAMEL.      Ed 
WARD  E,  ALLEN  Mn;    Co..  Chicago.    Ill 

Filed  April    Ul.   102:;,    S.rinl  No    170. "»7s     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    102;; 

174.280.  HOSIERY,     Mili.kk  Bil-tiiers  Company.  Cliai 
tanor.Ka.     Tentl. 

Fil.'d  April   14,   1023     S.Tial  N..    170,1.''.H.    PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    102:; 

174.2'^l       .VNNoUNCEMENTS  CONSISTINCJ  OF  A  CAKD 
AND   KNVEUH'E  AND   FOLDED  S1IEF;T   AND   EN- 
VELOPE.     Richtek    Card    &    1'apeu    Co.    Inc.,    New 
York.    N     Y, 
Fll.'.l  .\|.ril  16.   1023.    S.'rlal  No.  170,224      rUBLlSHED 

JULY    3,    1923, 


174,282,        HARNESS,      COIX.ARS.     SADDLERY,      AND 
PARTS  THEREOF.      W.    W.   (;lecknek  Ac   Sons   Co  , 
Canton.    Pa, 
Filed  April  17     1023     Serial  No    170,267      PUBLISHED 
JULY   10.    1023 

174. 2H3        PRIMER     PAINT    FOR    METAL    SURFACES. 
Jamks   B    Sii'e  &  Company.  Pittsburph,   I'n 
Filed  Ai.ril   is,  1923,    Serial  No.  179,325,    IMBLISHED 
JULY    3.    1923. 

174,284.      PASTE   PAINT.     James   B.    Sipe   &  Company. 
Plttsbiirsli,    Pa 
Filed  April  18,   1023     S.rial  N..    170  3'j6     PUBLISHED 
JULY    3,    102:; 

174,28,'i         PAINT     OIL     To     BE      AI'DED     TO     PAINT. 
Jamks   B    Sipe  A   Compan\.   PiOsLsirs:!!,    I'a 
Flle,l  April  IS.  1023.    S.-rial  No,   170.:;31,    ITI'.LISHBD 
JULY   3.    102;!. 

174.286,    OVERCOATS,    Mli.'.s  ..^  C     In.-,   l!.,st.iri     Mavs,. 
nn.j    Brid!;''l>ort,    Conn. 
File.l  April  10,  1923.    Serial  N..    170.:;76     1  C Hi. 1  SHED 
JULY    10.    1923. 

174. 2S7        FOUNT.VIN     PENS.       Mils  ek's    Book     Stoke, 
In'i-  .    Atlanta.    Gn 
I-^le<l  April  10.   102:!,    Scri.-i!  No,   170,:;77     rri;MSlIEr» 
JULY    3,    1023 

174, 2ss.      LADIES    DRESSES.      1  hk  I.o\  i  noki:  S.  n  w  Aura 
Co.,   (  lev  I'lan.l.    (Olio. 
Filed  April  2(t,   I02:;     S.-rial  No    170,414      PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,    102:;. 


[ACT  OF  MARCH  19,  1920,  SKC.  1   (h)]. 
THESE  REGISTRATIONS  ARE  NOT  SUBJECT  TO  OPPOSITION. 


174,289.  (CLASS  42  KNITTED.  NETTED,  AND  TEX 
TILE  FABRICS..  W.m  Simpson.  .Sons  &  Co.,  Phila 
lif'Iphla,  Pa.      Filed  Apr.  26,   192:1.      Serial  No.    170,749 

BRUESYLK 


PartUtilur  (Imrription   of   (joodg — «"..ttoii    (ioods   in    the 
Piece. 

Claimt    u»r   sine..    r>(c..mher,    1921. 


174.202,  (CLASS  2.-.  PO' 'KS  ,\ND  S,\  I'US  1  Tiii:S*FB- 
LOCK  Co.  In.-,.  .  l.-vi  l.-md,  Ohio,  Fil...}  Mar.  s  io23. 
Serial    N..,    177.112, 


<9 


^ 


174.290.  (CLASS  27.  HOROIXXHCAL  INSTRU.MENTS  ' 
Thk  Grien  Watch  Company,  Cincinnati  and  Tim. 
Hill.  Cincinnati,  Ohi...  nied  Apr.  25,  1923.  Serial  No 
179.668. 

VERITHIN 


Partinilar  i1<  tcriptUm  of  yoo<f#.   -Watches.  Watch,  ases, 
and  Watch  Mo\enients. 

Claims  xmc  nince  about   1902. 


^  ^E  LO^ 


Partirular    .//xTipfifoi    0/    .■;.,..(7.«  -  -l.o.-ks    for    Automo- 
bile Steerinp  Wheels. 

Claimg    Mxr   sine..'  July,    T,>22. 


174,291.  (CLASS  27.  HOROIX)GICAL  INSTRUMENTS.) 
THE)  (jRi  EN  Watch  Co.\ipany,  Cinciiinali  and  Time 
Hill.  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Filed  Apr.  25.  1923.  Serial  No 
179.667. 

ULTRATHIN 

PartUrular  deacription  of  goodx. — Watchea,  Watchcaaea, 
and  Watch  Movementg. 

Claimt  u$e  since  about  1905. 


174,203.  (CLASS  39.  CLOTHING.)  BR.(WN.STEls-Lor-is 
Co..  Los  Anceles.  Calif,  nied  Feb.  17.  1923.  Serial 
No.    176,161. 


(SfEe^y 


Particular  description  of  goodf. — Men's,  Women's,  and 
Children's  Clothing — Namely,  Dress  and  Negligee  Shirts. 
Pyjamas,  and  Nightgowns. 

Claimg  u»€  since  July,  1922. 


224 


174. JiU        .(   r.AS> 
TtLE    FAI'.RHI 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


October  5),  U>23 


4-  KNirrEI),  NETTED,  AND  TEX 
;.»  S  Stbin  a  Co.  N>w  York,  N  V 
1922.      .S*Tial   No.    lT:;.:i58. 


174,207.      .CI.A.-^S    if.       liMiUs    \M>   I  Ni  ;KEIin:NTS  OK 

F>M>DS  rn.ilMKN'S      IM     ,      i'hilil.:rl|)hi!l.      I'll.         l'il..l 

Jun.-  29,    lf»2:;       .Srial  No     1  >•-'.•  J  i 


jAPAf»£^E  CAKE 


I'artir-rjfrir  .1,  <■  •  (/.'On  nf  f/(:ii'l~        i':\k' 
Ctatm.i   ujit    .siiii.i    atxiiit   .Inn.    1,    I'Ji;;. 


r  K-ti 


'"Uiirrn    u».'   «jri''(>    M.'ir     ?,f),    19 


/.«      Woolen  Cloth<  in  th. 


174. 20S       M  r.ASS  _'l        KI  fi    rKM   AF.    \  I'!'.\  It  ATI'S.   MA- 
CHINKS,  ANI)    sriTI  II--.<   I       Th^    KtK'-TKK     KcRSi^i-: 

iirMrkw,  S;ii.-m    Oh].,      f  I  ..1    In'v  ,",   ]•>*_•:;      s.Ti.'il  N-i. 
182,792. 


^.^^EIL^ 


17K295        .CLAS:     2.1,       rfTLKKV,    MACHINKKV.    ANr> 
TOOLS.    ANr>      "ARTS    THEKKOK  Mil  wx^  kef    Au: 

I'^wkr    K(Mi'    'I'-MFMN-Y.    Miiwaukf*'.    Wis.      Filed    !'•  ._■. 

1  1      T.<22        <.Tii'    Nn     1  7::T.i^ 


I'artu-uUir  'lr.*fr\!it  u,n    ,';..,./,         i::...  I  ri.'  Melt  i  ti;r,    Hmt- 
in^,   anil    H'-at  Tr'viMiii.'    1- ■)  rnn.-i-M 
Claims    iiHf   «ui''f   M.ir.-h      ]'■>]] 


"DIREcjr  FROM  THE  WELL 


»f 


I'lirfii-ular      '1' -trip t ion     ••'      'J'l'/ds        I'-n^'nuiAXu-      Wat^  r 
Pumi.i'i.    ,1-    !     ■■    li'lv    Sy>!rt>ni<    atid    Ap;  Hra.tTl>»    Thcrffrir 

Claims  u.<<  ■'.  r|  'i'>t  It-ss  'h.!::  ..Q.'  -.•■•at  in  intcrstat>' 
commerce  witii  lal  SMtn-;  ..f  Al.iJ>a::i  i.  .\ri/.  na,  .\  rkaiitiH>. 
'"a!ifi>rnia.  Col'Tlid.'  i'.ru:i.-.-ti.  ur.  h-lawir--.  F"'.ori(la 
I  .•'..--'ia,  Idahc,  ni'.ri'  i-^,  Iriiii.ii;.-!.  I'.-a,!,  K.iii^a-;.  Ki-iuucky, 
Lo;iisi;p  I.  Mt,ri'  .\Iar\!a;i.l,  Ma--*a''ii  i  >•:'<.  Mi.'hli^an. 
Mlnn"^  \  M.-i-.Uii'pi,  Mist.m-;.  M'-nr  ina,  .N.-lira«ka. 
N>"-  i'a  N  • '.v  [  i  it;;.*;:  i  T",  \-\v  .]<r<t\.  N..>.\-  M.'ti'-i..  Nf* 
V.^rk  N..rr;'i  i  fi  r|  i  ;Ti,i ,  Nnrt;,  Dak.M.  iihi..,  tJklahnma. 
iir'_'.:!  IVm]!-.  i':a  Hi;...!..  Nl.'iu.l  .<.i'i'h  i;ar')l)n.a. 
S.i-;'h  Dak"'  I.  T»:-ines-;>'>\  T-xas.  rta.ii,  Wrmont.  Viriilnta. 
W.»<^  \;-.-::  ia.  i'lid  W>!  rnlrii,  ai:i!  in  fnr'i^'n  ■I'mni'Tce 
w:!h   I'i'iili    \'.  '\   'hp   Dutch    Ea."?!    In.K.'r; 


174  J'*"'.  (T.AS*    .■•;,      iTTr.FIiV     \[\r\{\SV.\\\ .    AND 

'KjOI.S,    and    parts    TlIKRKuK,.       M::aa!kee    Air 
ITiw  '■     i'-,i.    ..   \[.MNV,    Mjlw;)i|kf...    Wi,        Filt?d    Dec. 

11,  ;iii2.     s  \  ..  ;7:;.;s,T. 


174.201*         I   DASS   21        KI,K<  "IR  I' W  I,  Al'l'AHATlS.  M.\ 

1   IIINKS,  .\ND  SKl'!'I.n:s  riiK  Wisk.  M.-i-i.iN.i  Mas- 

LFACTt  Kl  s;    1  'rMp ',N\  .    N.vv     Thi !  a.  1>^1  ph  ia  ,    Ohio,     f-'iletl 
May  27,    r.'2!       ,<.Tia,    \  .     1  f~,  :.-.: 


MERIc 


Portk-u'i'ir      it'  »<'rivti">i 
Cleaners 

CUtimB    !/-••  f;irii>''   Mar"' 


of     g','iijK       PMpc'ric      SiirM"n 


WATtR    S>S1  EM 


«(-t 


!''Xrtii'uiii'      il*' 
Pumping    and    Su 

Claims    uie    fur 
coniaipr.'-'  with  Ti 
I 'alif..rnla.     <^n]„ 
Getjrifla,  Idaho,  I 
[><i!iisiaiia.     Main 
Mirineso^.a,     Missi 
Nt'vndii,    Nfw    H. 
York,    North     I'a 
Orejton,     Penn.-tyl 
South  Dakota 
Wt'sr    Vircinla.    a 
with   ("a'l  -da   and 


ra 


Ten 


174, .".fHi  ;ri,ASS  o  <  I'liiUM;  -  .\!frn'K  A  Kattev 
I  I'  I^  N.w  'irt-aii.s,  La.  Filed  June  !1.  I'.t21.  Sf- 
n.il    Nu.     IIU.OOU. 


PlaKuoes 


I'aiticii'ar  'leyripr  lon   -i/  •/••v'/'f—  ''hiidrtiu*   Ovi-r.ilis. 
'"I'iii»j*    i,,<.     si,i,.'..    May    6,    1921, 


ipti'rti     (if     ijiiiiil*. — Pneamatir     Whn  r 

>ply    Systems   and    .Vpparatns    Tht'rif.r 

not    le<»s    than    one   year   in    inters  rat.- 

State*  nf  .VlaUama.  Arizona,  Arkansar^. 

do       ronnectlcot.      Delaware,     Florida. 

nois,  Indiana.  Iowa,   Kaosas.  Kentucky, 

Mnrrland,    Ma-jsarhustnts.     Michigan, 

i^lppi,     Missouri,     Montana.      Nebraska, 

pshire.   New   ,Ifrsoy.    New    Mexico.    New 

lina.    North    Daknta.    Ohio.    Okl.ihoma, 

ania,     Rhodf     Island.     S>iifh     Carolina, 

nesaee,  Texas,  Utah.  Vermont,  Virginia, 

d    Wvomink'.   and    in    foreign    commerce 

fh(>   Dutch    Vmt.    Indies. 


!74.:'.i>l.  .  iI,.\SS  t; 
The  S.  Hi  n  ;  Kit  i '. 
21,    1H21        Sonal 


1!K\i:r.vi;i;s.  nun  a 

•\{\-  \\\     1  \-'\  eia  nd.   (  Miio 
N..     U'.>,4!in. 


i.coHor.ic  i 

Filed   .luue 


PariicMlar  dc unrip i inn    ii>   i;r,oiI» — Nonalco 
and   Non:ereal    Malflert!*    He\.  ra;>'f>«    Sold    a.s 

and    Simp    for    Makin;:    Sani'-. 
Cloima    u^r    sini-e    IKT! 


holic.  Cereal, 
Soft    Drinks 


OCTOBrB  0. 1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


225 


174,302.  (CLASS  21.  ELBCTHIfAL  APPARATUS, 
MACHINES,  AND  SUPPLIES.)  Rome  Wire  Com- 
PAMT,  Rome,  N.  Y.  Filed  Oct.  14,  1921.  Serial  No. 
154,091. 


Super  Service 


rarticular  deicription   of  aoodx  — Rccnforccd    Insulated 
Electric  C.itde.« 

Claimi   use    since    on    or    at>out    .June    2U,    1921. 


174,;i03.  (CLASS  22.  fiAMES,  TOYS,  ANT>  SPORTING 
(iOOnS  )  The  Coi.son  Company,  Elyria,  Ohio.  KTled 
Dec.     12,     1921        Serial    No.    ir)«.r)70. 


I'articular     deaeription     of     gooda. — Children's     Three 
Wheeled  Vehicles. 

Claimt  use  sinee  Sept.  15,  1921. 


174,;^04.  ,  CLASS  21^.  CUTLERY,  MACHINERY,  AND 
TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  The  Garnbe  Gin 
lOMPASY,  Inc..  Houston,  Tex.  Filed  Feb.  25,  1922. 
Serial  No.  169,796. 


AIRCLEAN 


Particular  deficription  of  good*. — Machines  for  Treat- 
ing Fibrous  Material  and  Parts  Thereof,  and  Particu- 
larly for  Machines  for  Breaking,  Opening,  Cleaning, 
Separating,  Collecting,  Condensing,  and  Ginning  Cot- 
ton and  Other  Fibrous  Materials. 

ClaimH  M#e  since  Apr.  29,  1920. 

i 


174,.'?05.  (CLASS  21.  ELECTRICAL  APPARATUS, 
MACHINES,  AND  SUPPLIES.)  Chicago  Flexible 
Shaft  Company,  Chicago,  111.  Filed  Apr,  17.  1922. 
Serial  No.  162,383. 


unbeam 


Particular     description     of     good*. — Electric     Toaster 
Grills. 

Claimt  u»e  since  Mar.  25,  1922. 

315  0.  G.— 16 


174,306,  I  CLASS  .".9  (LOTHING  )  LuhKTTa  F  TlGHE, 
New  York.  N.  Y,  Filed  May  17,  1922,  Serial  No. 
164,013, 


Oufri|-LJ 


r 

orm 


Particular    description    nf    poods.      Corsets,    Brassieres, 
and  Corselettes. 

Claimg  u«e  since  Jan.  1,  1922. 


174..'i07.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS.  MEDICINES,  AND 
PHARMACSUTICAL  PREPARATIONS  )  Beck  & 
Tkoilotb,  JackBon,  Miss  ,  aasignor  to  Hi  Power  Com- 
pany of  New  .Terser,  lloboken.  N  .T..  a  (Corporation 
of  New  Jersey.  Hied  June  '>.  1922  .Serial  No. 
165,001. 


Hi-h'Qwer 


Particular  detoription  of  goods. 
Storage  Batteries. 

ciairru  use  since  Apr.  1,  1922. 


Recharging  Fluid  for 


174,308.  (CLASS  23.  CUTLERY,  MACHlNKRY.  AND 
TOOLS.  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  .Vi.lan  DirrKN- 
BAi  GH  Whench  &  T<K»L  Co.,  Baraboo.  \\"is  1  i!ed  Aug. 
10,    1922,      Serial    No.    168,014. 

KANT-SLIP 


Particular  description  of  goods. — Pliers  and   Wrenchea. 
Claims  use  since  May    11,   1920. 


174,309.  (CL.VSS  39.  CLOTHING,!  IIidsov  (i.oak 
&  SriT  Store,  Paterson.  N,  J,  :  Rridtreport,  New 
Haven,  Hartford.  Conn.  :  Boston.  Mass  :  Rochester, 
N.  Y  :  and  Washington  D  C.  Filed  Sept  11.  1922. 
Serial  No.   169,300. 


zidkfn 


Particular  description  of  goods. — Ladies'  Suits,  Coats, 
Crowns,  Dresses,  Skirts,  and  Prepared  Natural  and  Artifi- 
cial Fur  Coats,  Neck  Pieces,  Muffs,  and  l^ir  Trimmed 
Coats,  Suits,  and  Skirts. 

Claimi  use  since  September,  1912. 


226 


1T4.310.       (CLASS 
HosiEKY    Co..    R 
Serial  No.   169.38<i 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1928 


.•59.      TLOTHING  I       r.viTED    States       174.313.      (CLASS  36.      MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS  AND 
ding.     Pa.       Filed    Sept.     12,     1922.  SUPPLIES.)        Westphonk     I.vcobporat«d,    St.     Ptul, 

Minn.      Filed    Oct.    30,    1922.      Serial    No.    171,39«. 


(la 


Particular    deter 
Claima-  ute   since 


t|)(ion    of    good*. — Hoaiery. 
the   middle   of   May.    1922. 


Particular  deacriptu  n  uf  (;oo<t«.  Comhlnatlon  Library 
Table  and  Phonograph.  I'honoKraphs,  and  Phonographic 
Sound    Reproducers    and    Recorders. 

ClaimM  use  since  Aug.  IT.,  1922. 


174, :U1.      .  CLASS  46       FLOODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 

FX)()[)S  I        (Ai.ifliKMA     Table     Frtit     Co  ,     Reedley.       1T4.314.      iCLASS    r,      rHEMH'Al.S,   MEDICINES,    AND 
Calif       Filed    S^-if.    21,    1922.      Serial    No.    169,753.  PHARMACEUTICAL    PREPARATIONS  i       Morris    M. 

Milgram,  doing  InisineHs  ;i»  'Ilig  Four"  Chemical 
Products  Co.,  Indliiiin  llrtrt>nr.  Iml  Filed  Nov  6, 
1922.     Serial  No.   171,648. 


TABLE  FRUIT 


Particular  detcrif 
Claim*  use  since 


tion  of  goodJt — Fresh   Grapes. 
Aug.   1,   1922. 


174. :n2        (CLASS 
Mills    rospDBAT 
6,  1922.     S.>rial  !| 


.39.  CLOTFIING.)  IMted  Hosieky 
o\.  Chattanooga.  Tenn  Filed  Oct 
o.  170,413. 


Partirular    fit  j<'  riptt(,n    of    fjoodj*       Hi  siery 
ClUimJi    H*r    sill' >4    '<n    or    atxnit    .\[ir.     1,    1904. 


^PURIFIED 

tOCOANUT  Oil 
SHAMPOO 


Particular   deteriptinn    of   goods- — Shampoo. 
(  laimt  une  tlQee  May  1,   1921 


LABELS 


REGISTEKED  OCTOBER  9.  192.3. 


Published  January   1, 

Herb    Remedy.     C.     G. 

Boyd  Drug  &  Chemical 

Published  Jan\iary   1, 


26,468.— 7-i/if  I{ARI>ELL  FOTOTONE  MINIATURES 
For  Miniature  Post  Cards.  J.  C.  Babdell,  doing 
business  as  Bardell  Art  Printing  Co  ,  San  Francisco, 
Calif       l'uL.llHhe<l  July  31.  192.'?. 

26,469  —T-il/t.  CAPT.  JACK'S  SAND  SHIP.  For  Toys — 
Namely,  Miniature  Ships.  Pail  Jackson  Babnard, 
doing  business  as  Paul  Jackson  Barnard  Company, 
Los  Angeles,  Calif.      I'ubllshed  August  4.  1923. 

26,470.-  Ttf/e.  8INCO.  For  an  Herb  Remedy.  C.  G. 
HoYD,  doing  business  as  C.  (J.  Boyd  Drug  A  Chemical 
Company,  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 
1923. 

26,471.      Title  CINCO.      For    an 
BoYP,  doing  business  as  •'.  G. 
Company,  Chattanooga,  Tenn, 
1923. 

26.472.— Title:  CAN.VDA  DRY  (MAP  DESIGN).  For 
Ginger  Ale.  Canada  Dry  Ginger  Alk,  Inc,  New 
York,  N.  Y.      Published  July  26.  1923. 

26,473.— r«(/f.  A  PALE  GIN(iER  ALE  OF  EXCEP- 
TIONAL gUALITY.  For  Ginger  Ale.  Canada  Dbt 
(Jin<;er  Ale,  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Published  July 
26,    1923 

26,474.— rifle.-  CANADA  DRY  (LEAF  DESIGN).  For 
Ginger  Ale.  Canada  Dry  (iiNOER  Ale,  Inc.,  New 
York,  N.  Y.      Published  July  26,  1923. 

26,476. -Title:  CANADA  DRY  (IMITATION  OF  COAT 
OF  ARMS  .\GAIN8T  A  BACK(;R0UND  OF  BLUE, 
YELLOW,  I'INK  AND  GREEN  DESIGN).  For 
Ginger  Ale.  Canada  Dry  Ginger  Alb,  Inc.,  New 
York,  N.  Y.     Published  July  26,  1923. 

2(1,476.— Title:  CANADA  DRY  (IMITATION  OF  COAT 
OF  ARMS  AGAINST  A  BLUE  BACKGROUND  DE- 
SIGN). For  Ginger  Ale.  Canada  Dry  Ginoeb  Ale, 
Inc.,  New  York.  N.  Y.     Published  July  26,  1923. 

26,477.— r«J«;  TA8TUM.  For  a  Sandwich  Made  of  Milk 
Crackers  and  Cheese.  Crawford  Farms,  Incorpo- 
rated, Millhrook.  N    Y.      Puh'lshed  Julv  19,  192.".. 


20.47S — Title:  DELTA  For  Fresh  Pears.  Jamks  F. 
Els.iut,  Courtland.  Calif.      Published  August  7,   1923 

26,479.— rit/f.-  GOLD  MEDAL,  BUCKWHEAT  AND 
WHEAT  F1X)UR.  For  Buckwheat  and  Wheat  Flour 
Fra.n<  E  Milling  Comfanv,  Coblesklll,  N.  Y.  Pub- 
lished June  18,  1923. 

26.480.--rtnf.  LA(;0  PURE  CRUSHED  FRUIT  LAXA- 
TIVP:.  For  a  Laxative  Preparation.  1.  A.  Freeman, 
Kansas  City,  Mo.      Published  May  31,  1923. 

26,481.  7it/f.  KAZBEK  COMPLEXION  CLAY.  For 
Complexion  Clays.  Kazbek  Company,  Inc.,  Jersey 
City.  N    J.      Published  August  8,   1923, 

2(i,4S2— Title:  KAYSEECO.  For  Boxes  Containing  As 
sorte<1  Chocolates.  Knowi.an  Candy  Co.,  (ireen  Bay, 
Wis.      Published  July  7.  192:;. 

26,483.— rif/c  TREASURE  ISLANl*.  l^or  a  Child's 
(Jamc.  Noble  and  Noble,  New  York,  N  Y.  Pub 
ll8he<l  May  16,  1923. 

26,484.— rir/r.  (JAME  OF  TREASURE  ISLAND.  For  the 
Cover  of  the  (iame  Box.  Noble  and  Noble,  New 
York.  N.  Y.      Published  May  13,   1923. 

26,485.  Title:  GAME  OF  CINDERELLA.  For  the  Cover 
of  the  Game  Box.  Noble  and  Noble,  New  York. 
N.  Y.      Published  May  16,  1923. 

26,486— 7»f/f.-  GAME  OF  ALICE  IN  WONDERLAND 
For  the  Cover  of  the  Game  Box.  Noble  and  Noble, 
New  York,  N.  Y.      Published  May   16,   1923. 

2e,A8~.~-Tiile:  TODDY.  For  a  Food  Drink  Consisting 
of  Powdered  Malt,  Milk,  Cocoa,  and  Sugar.  J.  W. 
IUdhard,  doing  buBlness  as  Maltop  Company,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.     Published  May  1,  1923. 

26,488.  — r«tJe.-  GAME  OF  BLACK  SAMBO.  For  a  Box 
Containing  a  Game.  Stoll  k  Edwards  Co.  Inc., 
New  York,  N.  Y.     I'ubUshed  June  20,  1923. 

26,489.— r<«f.-  WAXIMAC.  For  a  Polish  for  Automo- 
biles, Furniture,  and  Floors.  Waximac  (?o  ,  RosUn- 
dalc.   Mrss       I'libllshed  August   16,   1923 


oo~ 


REISSUES. 


{)(^1  ORER  9,  11)23 


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15,69ti,  THIt  K  FHAMi:  Hmj'H  K.  Wu^vkh.  T.-thlo 
hPin,  I'a  .  assi«ni>r,  by  ii,.  sin-  n-siL'iiinriits.  t.:>  Bft  ii:>-h.  in 
Stej'l  ("omp.iiiy.  a  i'<'ri,.,r:v:vu  .f  I'^  imrivU  juil.-i  Filoi] 
Aug,  18,  V)~^.  St.Tial  Ni).  O:i^.l70.  OriKln^ii  N" 
1,270,008,  dated  July  12,  lOlR,  Serial  No.  230,'^2lt,  filed 
Apr.   25,    1918.      19   Claims.      (CI.    lOf.  -20r).) 


.rj> 


nrra  which  is  d^finrd  in   Jfrttu;  <■'  i's  .T-iinitiP  by  the  vnl;j0 
■  ir    thr    iiitf^rriMfd    'T    :icrun>i!iai''ii    in;"-    ■■''    r.^rs-'tiv.-    rem 
•',.u>'nt  am!  iti  tprms  ..f  its  c.vordinaJ.'  ';y   i:.f'  vahie  of  th# 
iiiM-tTiitod  (.ir   j!''rMinuilat.>(i   uiiitu   -f   :,-«<"r   .ir.piTHT.f 


^   ijrjt  '^3 


1.  In  a  trock  frame  an  lntp«ral  plate  forming  th.'  top 
8lde  and  bottom  members,  tht-  .'sidcR  of  which  extend  sud- 
■Untlally  parallel  and  d  )wnw;irdly  from  the  upp<^r  memU.r 


16,697.  METER,  nrr>oi,rn  F.  PrHirnARr>T,  ChifaK<-. 
111.,  asHlgnor  to  (ieneriU  Electric  Company,  a  Curporn 
tlon  of  New  Yorli.  Filed  May  ?>.  1923.  Serial  No 
6.^6,451.  Original  No  1.3«r,,960.  dattnl  Feb  1,  1921. 
SeHal  No.  264,r.a.3,  filed  Nov.  29,  191S.  59  Cliiims 
<CL   234— 5.5  ) 

1.  The  method  of  continuously  indicating  average  iwwer 
factor  over  a  predetermined  period  of  time,  or  any  jKirtion 
thereof,  of  the  t  lectrical  power  flowing  in  a  conductor  by 
means  of  a  surface  divided  with  respect  to  a  zero  point 
Into  unit  areas  by  coordinates  and  provided  with  gradua- 
tions on  said  unit  areas  in  terms  of  power  factor,  the 
ralue  of  the  graduation  in  each  area  being  the  cosine  of 
the  angle  whose  tangent  is  the  ratio  betwwn  the  ordinate 
of  said  area  and  the  coordinate  of  the  same  area,  which 
comprises— integrating  the  instantanwus  values  of  the 
power  component  of  the  power  flowing  In  said  line  in 
said  period,  or  any  portion  thereof  into  predetermine*! 
onlts,  Integrating  the  instantaneous  values  of  the  reactive 
component  of  the  power  flowing  in  said  line  In  said  period 
or  any  portion  thereof  into  other  predetermined  units 
preferably  of  equal  value  with  the  units  of  power  com 
ponent,  laying  out  said  units  of  reactive  component  as  they 
are  completed  lineally  along  an  ordinate  of  measurement 
of  said  surface,  laying  out  said  units  of  power  component  as 
they  arc  completed  lineally  along  a  coordinate  of  measure- 
ment of  said  surface,  and  determining  at  any  time  the 
mine  of  power  factor   from   the  graduation  of  the   unit 


10  111  rombiiiation  a  line,  a  firs!  iii!. grating  watt 
meter  element  resjionaive  to  the  reactive  component  in 
said  line,  a  .second  integrating  wattmeter  element  re 
spunsive  to  the  power  component  in  snld  line,  means  re- 
sponsive solely  to  said  first  wattmeter  element  for  produc- 
ing movement  in  a  given  direction,  and  means  responsive 
solely  to  said  second  wattmeter  element  for  producing 
movement  in  a  dlre<'tion  substantially  at  right  angles  to 
the  movement  produced  by  said  first  wattmeter  element, 
and  means  cooperating  therewith  to  re<'ord  the  amount 
of  said  movements  during  each  of  a  numt>er  of  predeter- 
mined time  intervals, 

57.  In  a  device  of  the  class  described,  the  combination 
of  a  cylindrical  drum,  the  surface  of  which  has  a  sero 
ixiint  and  which  is  graduated  in  two  dimensions  to  form 
unit  areas,  said  unit  areas  having  printing  characters 
thereupon,  each  character  being  a  trigonometric  function 
of  the  location  of  the  unit  area  with  respect  to  the  «ero 
l)Oint  in  terms  of  suitable  units,  said  drum  being  mounted 
for  axial  and  rotary  movement,  stepping  means  fir  moving 
the  drum  in  suitable  unit  steps  In  an  axial  direction, 
stepping  means  for  moving  the  drum  in  unit  steps  In 
a  rotary  direction,  holding  means  for  holding  the  drum  In 
advanced  position,  means  for  releasing  said  holding 
means  at  the  end  of  a  given  period  of  time  and  means  for 
printing  the  selected  one  of  said  characters  at  the  end 
of  the  given  period. 

__  ^^ 


Gob 


63,117.      JAR 
sl^nor  to  Danys 
New    York.      Filed 
Term   of  paten 


The  ornamental 


DESIGNS. 

O  C  T  O  B  E  R  9  ,  1  9  2  3 


DOS   C.  Atmah,  New  York,  N.   Y.,  as- 
Inc.  New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of 
Feb.     10.    192;!        Serial    No.    ,^,14  1 
3i   years. 


design  for  a  jar,  as  shown. 


03,119.  COS.MF:Tic  CFIFST  Howaro  Goodrich,  Omahn. 
Nebr.  Fi!e«l  Jan  J,  192.1  S«Tiai  No.  4,790.  Term  of 
patent  3i   years. 


msM 

gs;^ 

3       7l        » 

J 

ps^s 

^9DES 

^^ 

63.118.      LAMP    (tLOBE.      Charles    Costasz,    Brooklyn,  "^^^  ornamental   flesign   for  a  conmetlr  chest  as  sUown. 

N.  Y.     Filed  Aiig.  2,  1922.     Serial  No.  3,2f57.     Term  of 


patent   1-1  yearn. 


133,120  FIEATP:I{  MORTI.MER  L.  Packer,  Columbus, 
Ohio,  and  Tcrmsb  R  Mes.sick.  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  as- 
sijfnorg  to  The  Ohio  State  Stnve  k  Mfg  Co.,  Columbus, 
Ohio,  a  Corporation  n{  Ohio  Filed  Mar.  26,  1923.  B*- 
rial  No.  5,604.     Term  of  patent  7  years. 


The   omamenta 
230 


deeign    fur    a    lamp    globe,    as    shown. 


The   ornamental   (ii^liin    for   n    heater,   ai?  shown. 


OctobebO.  1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


231 


63,121.  ROCKIN<;  SAFETY  MATCH  HOLDER.  Fkank 
Pvots,  Coshocton,  Ohio,  assignor  to  The  H.  D.  Beach 
Company,  Coshocton.  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio.  Filed 
Dec.  1,  1922.     Serial  No.  4.456.     Terra  of  patent  7  years. 


Thf    ornamental    (h'sign    for    a    rocking'    saf'-ty    mati'h 
holder,    substantially    as    shown. 


63,122      TIRE  TREAD      Russell  F.  Miiikr.  Akron,  Ohio 
F11.M1    July    23,    1921.      Serial    No.    487,203.      Term    of 
patent  14   yean. 


i  _  ,  ,  , ,., 


The  ornamentiil   (lf-iy:n    for  a    tir.^  tr.'atl   a*^   shown. 


f,;!.12.'?.  CARTON  Syi.vik  MdviKorr,  I'arln,  France. 
Filed  Apr.  20.  I'.t2:!.  Serial  No,  :,.<.h\:\.  Term  of  [wteiit 
3 J    years. 


63,124.  FOOT  SCRAPER  FOR  AITOMOBILKS  OKnK.,K 
SOMERviLLE,  Denver,  Colo.  Filed  Mar.  7,  li»2a.  Serial 
No.  5.396.      Term  of  patent  HJ  .v(  ars. 


The    ornamental    design    for    n    foot    semper    for    nuto- 
mobilcg    as   shown. 


t;:-!,12r..  LAMP  STANDARD,  Ai"'i,l  Sikkkiv.  Fit!  sliur^;b, 
I'a..  a!*<isrnor  to  Pittsburt'h  Lamp.  Lra.-s  Al  i;!a,^s  Com- 
pany, Pittsburgh.  Pii,.  a  r.-rp  ration  of  N.  w  .lersey. 
Filed  Feb.  1.  1023.  Sorial  No,  -,.i\iO  T*  rm  of  ^oitent 
7  years. 


The  ornamental   desiprn   for  a   carton,  as   shown. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  lamp  standard,  as  shown. 


!32 


N.   V,      p-li.'.i  Jan 


NL>.     \irToK  Tfx^xaAKER,  Kaat  Aurorn.       63.127         SHUI'i'lMx     I5A".         Ri  sir     a.     Yocikv,     \.on 
-■>,  191';;      Serial  No.  4,i)9:V      Tertn  t>f  AiiK.'let^.   Calif       Fil-d    Mur     J,    1!>:;.      .Serial   No.   5,^4."- 

Term   of  j>atent    .ij    yinirs 


Th.-  ornacnfnta; 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


OCTOBEB  9.1923 


TU.'  ..rnarn.'ntal    'If-slgn   tur   a   shopping  bag,   m   showa. 


PATENTS 


(UiAXTKD  OCTOBEli 


191 


1.4«ft.70.'.        KABR!r.Ti{K.\TIN<;    MACHINE.       Kaimovd 
F.  Hac'>.n.   N't'w   York,  cikm  II.  Kidweli,.  Nrw  Rrightmi. 
N.  Y  ,  and  I'kuuv  H    Bascom,  Boiindbrook.  N.  .1..  a«8itm 
ors.    by    nifsne   assiKnmpnts,    to    Van    Heusen    Products. 

Ini   .   .1   Cnrpurnt  inn    of  I  tt'lawarr,      Filcfl   .lul\    1!*.    l!»i;\ 
^^^■ri!ll    Nil    ."■■7■">.'.'.'■^       ;•   Claitu^        m'1.   S-   -::o  i 


Jti 


1.  In  a  fabric  treaiini;  machine  the  combtnatlon  of  two 
rt-latlvply  moval)h'  meiiilxTs  bt-twepn  which  the  fabric  Is 
jiilapti'd  to  pass,  means  for  moving  one  of  said  members 
rt'lativc  to  the  other,  fluid  containing  means  naountcd  upon 
"W  of  said  members  and  means,  includlns  pervious  ele- 
ments mounted  upon  both  of  said  members,  for  causintr 
rtiiid  to  fiow  throiiKb  the  fabric  when  the  latter  Is  located 
between  said  members. 


1,469.760.      NONSLII'IMNO   DKVK  E       Robert   S.  Blaib, 
Sound  Beach,   Conn.     Filed  Mar.   1.'4,  11)19.      Serial  No. 

284.620       l.'{  Claims.      iCl     4*'^--24.) 


1  460  767  KT'SF  .Tohv  (  B.")1.K  Oak  Park.  111.  as- 
signor to  }"r;ink  H.  Cook  Company.  Chicago,  111  :>  '  -  r- 
|M. ration  of  Illinois.  Pib-d  <,»<r,  10,  IIM't  S.-.n!  N- 
:,-'.<. TMi.      ,s  Claims.      Ml.  200 — 117 


1  In  an  implement  of  ii  type  which  in  normal  u.se  may 
exert  torsional  strains  upon  the  hand,  in  combination,  a 
portion  to  bo  grasped  by  the  hand,  and  a  covering  for 
.said  portion,  having  a  iilurallty  of  spine  like  elements 
itome  extending  in  one  direction  and  some  In  another,  to 
resist  rotation  in  either  direction  of  said  element. 


TV^-j,'  \1nf,\<    .1  iii^  V 


> 


IP 


1.    .\s  a  new  articlo  of  manufacture. 


.f    low 


in- 

pera;,'e  mtinK,  I'oni^irisiu;:  m  cfimbinatii  ii.  is  !'!ist-  win-  df 
hiKher  amperage  rntinj:  than  the  fuse  pri.ii.r  .-i  resilient 
means,  aiiil  a  fnsiMe  alloy  I'onrject  ing  said  fu-e  wire  and 
resilient  means,  said  alloy  being  eliminate*!  as  a  necessary 
Conducting  [lart  of  the  electric  circuit  but  fusing  at  The 
amperage  rating  of  the  fuse  pri'per  by  reason  of  i!,e  heat 
developed  by  current  flow  thru  the  fuse  wire  and  re 
slllent  means 


l,4tilCTti.s  METALi.IC  FKFLY  FOR  VFHI<:i,F  \VliKKl>S, 
William  N,  Bi^-hh,  Detroit,  Mieh.  Filed  Apr.  2.  I'MU 
S.rial  No.   2.H6.mH.     ,%  Claims,      tCl.  ;;ul--24  ) 


1  The  conibination  wit!i  :i  deniouni  .-iMi  rini  . 
lie  filed  riiii  having  a  radial  oniwardiy  exirnd 
terminating  in  a  laterally  fl.aring  flangf  forniitii; 
one  side  of  sail!  deniouiitalile  rim.  the  no  tal  at 
between  said  Ilanges  being  pressed  outward  nt  ii 
form  braces. 


f  .■!  metal- 
ing (laiige 
a  seat  for 
the  angle 
terval.s  to 


1.469.760  METALLIC  FELLY  AND  RIM  FDR  VEHKM^E 
WHEELS,  William  N  Booth.  Detroit.  Mich  Filed 
.Apr  2."^,  1910.  Serial  No,  202.^4'^,  1  cl.'ii-n.  ir\. 
301 --67.1 


In  a  Ttdiicle  wheel,  the  combination  rf  a  ni-  i.nlli''  felly 
of  chjuinei  seetion  having  outwardly  citendirig  .annular 
flanp's  laterally  deflected  at  their  outer  ends  to  form 
curved  peripheral  portions  of  greater  width  than  the 
average  thickness  of  the  channel,  and  a  continuous  annu- 
lar metallic  rim  provided  with  grooves  rolled  therein  for 
registering  with  and  fitting  the  curved  peripheral  por- 
tions of  said  felly  and  with  portions  on  opposite  sides  of 
sjiid  grooves  of  a  diameter  loss  than  the  maximum  diame- 
ter of  the  flanges,  said   rim  being  shrunk   ujion  s.aid   fellr. 


234 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


1.469,770.    OIL-BUiMNG  FURNACE.     Lot  IS  (},  BosTTOO. 
Chicago.    111.      Fllsd   Feb.   9,   1922.     Serial   No.   535,1M. 

10  Claim.s.      (CI.    158 — 1.) 


I.  It;  :iQ  oil  hun  iiig  furnace,  the  combination  with  a 
are  boi  formed  winh  an  opening  in  a  wall  thereof,  of  a 
atpam  ceneratur  l»i<-atfd  in  imUl  flrt^l>ox.  au  atomizfr 
formed  with  a  burner  nozzl»»  located  oppo.site  and  di- 
rected intii  said  "pehin;;  and  toward  said  steam  generator, 
.said  atomizer  haviriK  an  air  induction  oinnini;.  an  oil  sup- 
ply pipe  leading  intti  said  atomizer,  a  plp*>  frfim  said  gen- 
•rator  leadtni;  into  k.iid  atomizer  and  supplying  steam  for 
the  indui'tion  of  <il!  und  another  pip*"  fr«»m  -laid  eenfratur 
leading  into  said  ariimizer  for  the  induction  nf  air. 


1  46!i.77I       S.XNIT.^RY  L»RINKIN<;    riF:VICE.      WaLTFR  R 

Allen,    .Vttlebor'J    Mh.'^m.      FiK-d    JmIv    J8,    lO.'l.      S*Ti;il 
No.  4S''.n!t.      1   i|laim,      iCl.  _>y"._t-    17.J 


Id  a  port;itilf   liiit: 
and  arms  of  difftTc 
parallf>l  with  t»ai  h 
hollow  di.tcharge   h 
convfi    h.irtnm    pl;it 
riphT)-  to  thi'  perifi 
with  a  non''ircniar 
plate    support-'d    h< 
with   an   annular   s* 
snid  bafnt>   plat 


fla 


ih 


1,460,772.     AUTO 
Los   Angeles.    Ca 
pany,   Los   Angela- 
Filed    Mar.    .i,    1 
fCl.  70 — 90.) 
I.   An    automobil 
adapted   to   enclose 
ber»  around  a   tire 
on    said    members 
projections  being  in 


Mtr,  A  piji"  ciiniiirl>-intr  a     'irvt'tl  tK)dy. 

t   Ifngth.K   iip"ii    thf  ►■mln  of  the  bcxly 

thf-r.  a  plui:  upon   the  .shorter  arm,  a 

il  upun  the   longer  arm  comprlsinjf  a 

rt    rnnvfx    t,,p   platt'   fa.st   at    it.s   p«'- 

pry  of  the  bottom  plate  and  provided 

*entral  op<>ning,  and  a  horizontal  baffle 

tween    the    first    two    plates    provided 

tIps  of  marginal   holes   the   portion   of 

site  said  opening  N'ing  imperforate. 


Pl>o 


TH 


EFT  SIGNAL.  Eabli  E  Chapman, 
f..  assignor  to  Miller-Chapman  Com- 
1,  Calif.,  a  Corporation  of  ("altfomla. 
17.      Serial    No.    l,''>2.2].3.      6    Claims. 


■  theft  signal  fomprising  :  members 
a   tire  :   means   for   locking  said  mem- 

and  a  series  of  liumping  projections 
extending   outwardly    therefrom,    said 

such  numbers  and  so  spaced  that  one 


of  them  will  be  in  a  position  to  strike  tlse  ground  and  lift 
the  wheel    regardless   of   the    tran.sverse    position    of  said 


members  on  said  tire,  so  that  the  signal  cannot  be  ren- 
dered im'ffectlve  by  turiilni;  said  members  transversely 
around  on   the  whet'l. 


l.-»69.77.'V        INSEfTICinE.        Wii.i.Lof      Stakely      Cox, 

College    Park,    (la.      Filed    Apr     2.^.    1921       Serial    No. 

464,.'?«9.      2    Claims.       (CI.    167-6) 

1.  A  composition  of  matter  for  use  In  destroying  boll 
we^-vll  and  other  in.sert  life  on  growing  plants  consisting 
of  a  mixture  of  chloride  of  linic  and  Paris  green 

2  \  composition  of  matter  for  use  In  destroying  boll 
wt't'vil  and  other  ins»'Ct  iiff  on  growing  plants  consisting 
of  a  mixture  of  chloride  of  lime  and  Paris  green  In  the 
proportion  of  about  one  pint  of  Paris  green  to  four  pints 
of  chloride  of  lime 


1.4t;9.774.  TYPEWRITING  MACHINE.  Maksfield  C. 
I  R.iWL«T.  Crototi,  N  Y.,  assignor  to  Addograph  Com- 
pany. Los  Angelas.  Calif,  a  «  orjioratlon  of  California. 
Filed  Aug  29,  1917.  Serial  No.  188,774.  Renewed  Mar 
27,   192,3,     29  Claims.      iCI.   197— -114. » 


1  A  line  spaiing  dpvicp  for  a  typewriting  machine, 
comprising  a  shaft.  ricipro''able  line  spacing  devices  and 
key-operate<l  means  for  connecting  the  said  devices  to 
the  shaft  independently  of  tho  carriage  for  a  prcde- 
termine<l    pfriod. 


1,469,775.  TYPKWRITlNfi  MACHINE  >rAN8FiELD  C. 
Crawlet.  Rutherford,  N  J.,  assliinor  to  Addograph 
(ompany,  Los  .\ngeles,  <"alif..  a  <  orponition  of  Cali- 
fornia, nied  F<'b,  24,  1919.  Serial  No,  278,872.  11 
Claims.      '<:'..  \'.<~      l."7.) 


1.  In  a  typewriting  machine,  a  ribbon-vibrating  meclia- 
Dlsm  embodying  a  rearwardly-extending  puah-and-pull 
link,  a  spring-actuated  type  bar-actuator  adapted  to  oper- 


OctobebO,  1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


235 


Hte  aald  ribbon  mechanism  to  shift  its  ribbon-guide  to 
printing  position  upon  each  of  Ita  wortilng  strokes,  and 
devices  for  adjustably  connecting  the  rear  end  of  said 
link  to  said  type  bar  actuator  to  thereby  permit  the  throw 
of  the  ribbon  guide  to  be  varied. 

2.  In  a  typewriting  machine,  a  ribbon-vibrating  mecha- 
nism, a  spring  actuated  type-bar  actuator  adapted  to 
operate  said  ribbon  mechanism  to  shift  its  ribbon  guide 
to  printing  position  upon  each  of  its  working  strokes, 
and  device*  for  adjustably  connecting  the  actuator  to 
the  rlhl>on  mechanism  to  vary  the  throw  of  the  ribbon 
tulde. 


1,469.776  TYPEWRITING  MACHINE.  MANSriBt.D  C 
Crawlbv,  Groton,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Addogrnph  Com 
pany,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  a  Corporation  of  California 
Filed  July  25,  1922.  Serial  No.  577,.358.  19  Claims 
(CI.    197—114  ) 


^"^ 


^ 


1     In  H   typewriting  machine  having  a  rotatahle  platen 
mounted  on  the  carriage,  means  mounted  on  the  carriage 
for     rotating     said     platen     embodying     an     Interlocking 
meml)er,  a  power  shaft  and  a  motor  for  continuously  driv 
Ing   It,    actuating  means   driven    from    the   power-shaft    to 
actuate   the   line-spacing   means   on    the   carriage   embody 
Ing    another    interlocking  member,    one    of    said    Interlock 
Ing  memlH-rs    consisting    of    a    rail    extending    the    length 
of    travel    of    the    carriage    and    the    other    fnterlocklng- 
member    consisting   of    an    arm    having    continuous    Inter- 
locking engagement  with  the  aforesaid  member,  and  key 
controlled   means   for  connecting  the  power  shaft   to  said 
actuating  means. 


1,469,777.  TYPEWRITING  MACHINE.  Mansfield  C. 
Crawley,  Groton,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Addograph  Com- 
pany, Los  Angeles.  Calif.,  a  Corporation  of  California. 
Filed  Sept.  i:^,  1922.  Serial  No.  588,045.  55  Claimi. 
(CI.    197—17.) 


1.  In  a  typewriting  machine,  a  continuously  driven 
power-shaft,  key-controlled  meana  for  operating  the  line 
spacing  mechanism  of  the  machine  from  said  shaft  em 
bodying  a  sllp-clntch  adapted  to  be  put  into  action  and 
held  In  action  by  the  key,  and  a  carrlage-retarnlng 
mechanism  adapted  to  be  put  into  action  by  the  same 
key  slmnltaneouBly  with  the  line  spacing  mochanltm  and 
also  embodying  a  sllp-clutch  adapted  to  be  pot  Into 
action  and  held  In  action  by  the  key. 


1.469.778.  TYPEWRITING  MACHINE.  MANsriBUD  C. 
Ceawlct,  Groton,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Addograph  Com- 
pany, Los  Angeles.  Calif.,  a  Corporation  of  California. 
P'iled  Sept.  13,  1922.  Serial  No.  588.046.  40  Claims. 
(CI.    197—82.) 


1.  In  a  typewriting  machine,  is  !)ower  driven  type- 
cnrrier  actuator,  a  carriage-fe«  ding  me<hanism  operable 
to  feed  the  carriage  in  either  direction,  and  means  posi- 
tively connecting  said  mechanism  to  the  actuator  whereby 
the  operation  of  the  actuator  will  positively  actuate  the 
feeding  mechanism. 


1.469,779  AUTOMATIC  TELEPHONE-DIAL  SUPPORT. 
Akthib  J  Clbren,  Elyria,  Ohio.  Filed  Oct.  20.  1919. 
Serial  No.  :i.31,907.     8  Claims.      (CI.   179-  90  t 


8.  In  a  telephone  set.  a  dial,  and  a  support  for  said 
dial  comprising  a  (Up  member  to  receive  said  dial,  and  a 
neck  formed  from  a  single  piece  having  one  end  flanged 
to  receive  said  cup  member,  and  the  other  end  flanged 
and  attached  to  .said  telephone  set. 


1,469.780.  ELECTRICAL  PHONOGRAPH  DRIVING 
MECHANISM.  William  W.  Dean,  Wllmette,  111-,  as- 
signor to  Efficiency  Electric  Corporation,  New  York, 
N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed  Nov.  12, 
1919.      Serial   No.  337,518.      12   Claims.      (CI.   74 — 36  ) 


ry*- 


1.  In  a  phonograph  mechanism,  the  combination  with 
a  phonograph  motor,  a  rotatable  turntable,  a  turntable 
supporting  shaft,  a  motorshaft,  interconnecting  means 
for  communicating  rotary  motion  from  the  said  motor  to 
the  said  shaft,  said  interconnecting  means  comprLsing  an 


236 


conducting  material. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  9, 1923 


Intermediate    ylHdlcg    memb«r    of    relatively    sound    non- 


a  governing  mechanism  for  the  said 


motor,  a  moving  mt-rub^r  therefor  adapted  to  be  vibrated 
by    rapidly    changlnj;    motor   speeds,   said    non-«ound   con 
ducting  intermediati  member  being  disposed  between   the 
said    eovernor    moviJble   member   and    the   said    turn-table 

shaft. 


1.4^;!>  THl  IJ^MIN.iTFn  PHONOGRAPH  RECORD  AND 
MKTHOD  FOR  HRODUCING  SAME.  ViCTOfc  H.  Em- 
F.Ksi'N.  N'w  YorW  N.  Y..  assignor  to  Emerson  Phono- 
graph fonipany  Iiic  .  N>w  York.  N.  Y.  a  Corporation 
,,f  S..-W  York  Filtd  Auc  11.  1920.  B*>rial  No.  402.873 
4    riaims.       (CI     ix— 4«i3. 


1.    \  sound  recoril  M.ink  having  a  body  portion  formed 
from   sheet  asbestns  and  tbermo  plastic  material   thereon. 


1,469,782.        HAMJiIOt'K.        Bb.vjamin      B       EsotaNDCit, 
Brooklyn.  N.  Y  .  ftsKlimor  to  Th^'  Englander  Spring  Bed 


("ompany.  Brook 
Filed    Deo.    7.    l^-'O 
(CI.   5—125.) 


yn,  N.  Y'  .  a  Corporation  of  New  York. 

S^-rial    No.    428,900       ,3    Claims. 


1.  In  a  couch  ilammock.  the  combination  of  a  conch 
bottom  coraprlaini^  a  fabric  ronnected  frame,  a  pair  of 
wind  9hi^>ld  end  memiMTs  conntcted  to  said  frame,  and  a 
fabric  connected  framed  back  connected  to  said  couch 
bottom   frame   and   ^-nd   members,   the  connt'ctlons  thereof 

ith  the  Nittom  'rame  comprising  a  plurality  of  pairs 
of  slots  and  bent  projections  Insertable  Into  said  slots, 
one  of  each  pair  <  arried  by  the  bottom  frame  along  one 
side  thereof  and  ah.-  other  by  the  back  along  one  longi- 
tudinal «ii;p  therp4if  for  permitting  thf  back  to  be  readily 
detached  and  asscmblfd  with  the  structure. 


KA 


1.469,783.       STO 
FOR  OFERATI 
cago.   111.     FlM 
Ctalms        (CI. 
2.   A    devlc«   of 
casing,    a   handle 
laid  caslnj;,  a   sti 


240- 


fadng  contacts  to  receive  charging  current 
tery.  and  connections  for  .••aid  contact^', 
lamp,    said   nieaiis   incluilin^f  a   pair  of   cuiit 


for  said  bat- 
battery    and 
int   strips    »t't 


GB-BATTERY  LAMP  AND  MEANS 
C,  SAME.  H.^RRY  M  E.ssiNOTON,  Chl- 
Jan.    17,   1922.      Serial  No.   529,885.      2 


<■» 


the    character    described    comprising    a 

thereon,    an    electric   lamp   mounted   on 

I  rage  battery  In  said  casing,   outwardly 


in  slots  in  saiil  casing  nru!  Snick  from  Its 
receive  a  pair  of  sprui:,-  cutita.  ts  coi.tn-ct'-il 
source. 


<oifcr   face    to 
'•,  :\  cbarKint.' 


1,469.784  TROLLKY  WIIKKI.  KirH.*KD  W.  FuNK, 
Bellefontp,  Pa  Kil.il  An.'  10,  1921.  Serial  No. 
491.091.       3    Claims         nl      HU— CHi 


3.  A  pressed  ont'-picr,- 
the  metal  cold  rolled  to 
the    runway 


■ioli.l  nicffil   tr<'lli"y  wheel  having 
I    ri.mlensed    ■surface    texture   in 


1.469,785.  RUNNINO  liOAKD  FDR  AT'TOMOBILES. 
OiDBON  R.  CfAONR.  Milwaukee.  Wis  assignor  to  A.  O. 
Smith  Corporation,  Milwaakee.  Win  ,  a  Corporation  of 
New  York  ni<-d  Anij  :'.  1922  Serial  No.  579,480. 
8   Claims.      (C!     I'M^— irtH  . 


t!I 


za  ^ 


i/ 


3.  As  an  article  of  nianufacture.  a  sheet  steel  running 
board  for  automolill>'s  and  oth.-r  vt-hicb-H.  cnnipo«<'d  of  a 
tread  portion  and  depcndiot:  flanges  thereon,  the  lower 
marginal  portion  of  thf  flant'e  being  returned  to  lie 
against  and  in  parallelism  with  the  outer  side  of  the 
depending  portion  thercnf,  t..  produc<"  a  sijuare  corner 
upon    the    ninning    lw)aril 


1.469.786  LFAI>  rP'-NCII-  Wti.Lr.oi  F  H.^.ifK,  lier- 
wyn.  111-  Fll'-d  liui.  )-.  Ili22  S.ti.iI  No.  ,''.28.601. 
6  Claims-      (Cl.    TJn      1^  ) 

G  In  a  mat;nzinc  lead  pencil,  the  combination  of  a 
shell,  an  annular  niulrir.ll  magazine  fnr  leads  mounted 
within  the  upper  portinn  of  sjiid  shell,  a  working  cham- 
ber coaxial  with  saiil  shell  t>encath  said  magazine  and 
formed  with  a  longitudinal  slot  for.  the  admission  of  a 
lead  thereto,  a  ferrule  rotatably  mounte<l  on  the  lower 
end  of  said  shell  and  formed  with  a  pointed  tip  surround 
Ing  and  attached  to  the  biwer  end  of  said  working  cham- 
ber, a  valve  disc  carri«>d  by  the  upper  end  of  said  working 
chamber  and  controlling  the  discharge  of  leads  from 
said  magailne,  a  plunger  for  forcing  the  lead  endwlae 
through    said    working    chamber,    said    plunger    having    a 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


237 


spiral  head,  a  tube  mounted  within  said  magazine  and 
having  an  Internal  spiral  engaged  with  the  bead  of  said 
plunger   for   advancing  and   retracting   the   latter,   a   cap 


mounte<l  tjpon  the  said  axles,  an  Huxlliary  supporting 
means  comprising  bell  crank  levers  pivotaily  mounted 
at  one  of  their  endB  to  said  !  xles.  springs  8ecure<i  to  the 
said  bell  cranks  at  their  free  ends,  adjustable  fastening 
means   for  securing  the  said   springs   to   the   v  hide   Nxiy 


rotatal)ly  mounted  un  th  ■  upier  end  of  said  shell  and 
attached  to  said  tube,  and  means  for  locking  said 
plunger    against    turning    movement. 

\  


1,469,787.  LEAD  PENCIL.  William  F.  Haack,  Her- 
wyn.  III.  Filed  Jan.  12,  102i'.  Serial  No.  528,602.  4 
Claims.       (CI.    120—18.) 


4  In  a  magazine  pencil,  the  combination  of  a  cylindri- 
cal shell  longitudinally  channeled  on  its  inner  surface 
throughout  Its  full  length  to  form  magazine  cells  for 
leads,  upper  and  lower  Inner  tubes  constituting  guards 
for  the  open  sides  of  said  cells  and  forming  with  the 
latter  upper  and  lower  compartmental  magazines,  said 
lower  tube  having  a  longitudinal  slot,  a  rotatable  valve 
member  connecting  the  meeting  ends  of  said  tubes  and 
provided  with  an  opening  for  the  passage  of  leads  from 
the  upper  to  the  lower  magazine,  a  working  chamber 
within  said  lower  tube  having  an  entrance  way  for  leads 
registering  with  the  slot  of  said  lower  tube,  and  means 
for  forcing  a  lead  endwise  through  said  working  chamber. 


1,469,788.  VEHICLE  SUSPENSION  MEANS.  Ka«l 
Hbll»wthal,  deceased,  late  of  Chicago,  111.  ;  by  Bmil 
F.  Link  and  Martin  Relnel,  executors.  Piled  Feb.  2, 
1920.  Sertal  No.  355,834.  3  Claims.  (Cl.  267—20.) 
1.  In  combination,  a  rehlcle  body,  a  pair  of  rertlcally 
movable  axles,  supporting  memb^'rs  carried  by  said  axles 
connected  to  the  vehicle  body  at  their  npper  ends,  wbeela 


and  vertically  extending  bracl^pts  connected  To  the  ve- 
hicle body  at  their  upper  ends  and  to  the  l)ell  cranks  at 
their  lower  ends,  the  t>ell  cranks  comiirising  a  pair  of 
arms  extending  each  way  from  the  point  of  support  of 
the  vertically  extending  brackets  at  an  angle  of  approil- 
matflv   forty  five    (4,'))    degrees  to  each  other 


1,469.789  OIL  STOVE.  IUdolph  llOFrM.'iN,  Kankakee, 
111.,  assignor  to  Sears,  Roebuck  and  Co.,  Chicago.  111., 
a  C(.rpo,ration  of  New  York.  Flle<l  July  .'?.  1919  Serial 
No.  .■i08,542.      43  Claims.      tCl.   158 — 42.) 


1.  .-Vn  oil  stove  comprising,  in  combination,  with  a 
constant  level  oil  supply  reservoir,  a  main  delivery  pipe 
and  an  oil  burner  including  a  trough,  an  extensible  pipe 
connection  comprising  an  inner  stationary  pipe  section 
communicating  at  its  lower  end  with  said  delivery  pipe. 
an  outer  or  movable  pipe  section  fixed  with  reference  to 
said  trough  and  communicating  therewith  and  of  greater 
diameter  than  the  inner  section  so  as  to  loosely  receive 
the  latter,  a  tubular  member  forming  with  said  Inner 
section  an  annular  channel  for  the  reception  of  a  quan- 
tity of  mercury  into  which  the  lower  end  of  the  outer  pipe 
section  Is  adapted  to  be  Immersed,  means  for  raising 
and  lowering  the  trough,  and  means  on  said  movable 
pipe  section  adapted  to  engage  with  said  tubular  member 
and  the  inner  pipe  section  to  close  said  annular  channel. 


1,469,790.      BELL-TRAP    FLOOR    DRAIN.      Hipoltt    H. 

Htbko,    Detroit.    Mich.      Filed    May    2.    1921.      Serial 

No.    466,362.      1    Claim.       (Cl.    182—16.) 

A  bell  trap  drain  compriaing  a  cylindrical  casing  flanged 

at    one    end    and    having    a    tapered    opening    therein,    a 

Iwll    ralre    in    said   easing,    a    flanged    cylindrical    trap 

member    baring    a    central    depending    portion    tapered 


238 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIE 


OCTOBM  9, 1923 


exteriorly     for     seatJiiK     engagemeat     with     the     tapereil 
opening   of   said   cas^g   and   Interiorly   tapered    for   seat- 


6  4      ^3 

\!)g  engagement  witi  said  ball  valve,  and  tie  members 
interconnecting  the  ianjjf's  of  said  valve  casfe  and  trap 
member   for  retaining   said   members   engaged. 

1,4«39,T91  ANIMAIl  RELEASING  DEVICE.  Michakl 
Jv.iELSKi,  Grand  Kapids,  Mich  Filed  Mar.  9.  192L\ 
Serial   No.    542. Jiq.      1    Claim.      t  CI.    119 — 116.) 


A    device   of    the 
nation    with    a    wa 
ing  chambered  elem 
being    open    at    theii 
reaching    reiesset*    in 
bolts    pivoted    betw 
ments,    their    free    e 
a     hook    to    normal! 
members-^o  retain  a 
of  said  bolts  being 
the    open    front,    a 
of    said    chambered 
rod.    between    the    si 
ment     for    releasing 
neously    upon    its    ps 


lass   described    comprising    in    combi- 

ill    a    plurality    of    forwardly    extend- 

»int8  fixed  to  said  wall,  said  elements 

curved    fronts    and    containing    in- 

their    side   memtwrg.    spring   locking 

pien     the    side    members    of    said    ele- 

i^s    being    curved    in    the    manner    of 

extend    t)etween    the    slotted    side 

ring  entered  therein,  the  hook  ends 

{ndlvldnaily  manually   raised   through 

nod    passing   transversely    through    all 

elements,    and    cams    fixed    on    said 

ie    members   of    each    chambered    ele- 

all    of    said    locking    bolts    simalta 

rtial    rotation. 


1.469.792        REMOS 

NeLS     a.     JOHN'«i> 

1922  Serial 

279—102.) 


\BLE  -  BLADE      SCREW      DRIVER. 
Jamestown.    N.    Y.      Filed    Mar     6. 
No        541.373.  4       riaims.  (CI. 


1.   A  screw  driver 
thereof,   a  screw  dr|v 


-yc- 


handle  having  a  socket  In   one  end 
'er  blade   fitting   in   said  socket,  and 


resilient  means  rinidly  secured  to  said  handle  within 
said  socket,  and  partially  enclosed  by  said  blade  for  re- 
taining the  latter  in  said  socket  and  for  transmitting 
drive   from  said  handle   tn   said   blade. 


1.4f.t».793.  METHOD  OF  INSTALLING  BUSHINGS. 
r.4«L  W.  JoHxsov,  East  Cleveland,  and  J.wiEa  L. 
Mtkhs.  Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio,  assignors  to  The 
Cleveland    Graphite    Uronre    Company,    Cleveland.   Ohio, 

a    Corporation    ..f    Ohio       F11»>d    Apr     l',.    1022       Serial 
No     553,247        4    rialms        i(M     21»- - 1 4'»  .'.  » 


1.  In  a  method  -.f  iastalliiit;  t,ii»tiiiiKs,  the  steps 
which  consist  in  nunintint;  in  a  one  piece  solid  article 
having  a  cylindrical  hole  therethrouKh  with  latM'ally 
imperforate  walls,  a  tiu.'<hing  of  a  <iuctile  material  hav- 
ing an  undersized  inside  diameter,  and  then  sizing 
such  inside  diameter  nf  snid  l)UKhlng  by  causing  excess 
metal  to  flow  into  the  irregularities  of  the  wall  of  such 
hole. 


1.46'.».7!14  TKI.ErHONF  SYSTEM  I.>3<oy  D  KEI.L<x;r,. 
Deertleld,  111  ,  assi^cnur  to  KellogK  SwlfchtK)ard  and 
Supply  Company.  Chicago.  Ill  ,  a  (orporation  of  Illi- 
nois. Filed  Fell  IT,  1919  Serial  No.  277,437.  44 
Claims.      (CI.    171^2  7  i 


1.  A  two  dimension  automatic  switch  provided  with 
a  switch  shaft  and  wlptrs  adapted  to  be  moved  in  a 
lineal  direction  and  then  rotated,  a  magnet  for  stepping 
said  shaft  and  wipers  in  a  lineal  direction,  a  second 
magnet  for  adjusting  said  shaft  and  wipers  in  a  rotary 
direction,  said  second  magnet  remaining  inert  during 
the  stepping  operation  of  said  first  magnet,  and  release 
mechaoism  operative  by  the  simattaneous  actuation  of 
said  maffnets  to  first  return  said  switch  from  its  ro- 
tary position  by  spring  tension  and  then  from  its  lineal 
position  by  grsTlty.  , 


I 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


239 


1,469.795.  ALCOHOL  TORCH.  Jacob  Knapp.  Newark. 
N.  J.,  assignor  to  L.  S.  Brach,  Newark.  N.  J.  Filed 
Feb.  16.  1921.  Serial  No.  445,327.  9  Claims.  (CI. 
158—35.) 

rs 


1.  In  a  torch,  tiie  combination  with  a  container,  a 
wick  carried  hy  said  container  and  adjustable  means 
designed  to  exert  pressure  on  the  central  portion  of 
the  top  of  the  wick,  carried  by  said  container  for  con- 
trolling  the    passage    of    fluid    in    said    wick. 


1,469,796.  AIRCRAFT.  Chkistopher  J.  Lake,  Bridge 
port,  Conn.  Filed  Mar.  16.  1920  Serial  No.  366,27.i 
15    Claims.       (CI.    244—2.) 


1.  A  hull  for  floating  bodies  having  a  longitadinal 
series  of  parallel  walls  extending  beneath  the  bottom 
thereof,  and  a  series  of  longitudinally  separated  base 
plates,  intersecting  said  vails,  each  curved  in  cross  sec- 
tion between  adjacent  walls,  to  divide  the  body  of  sup- 
porting  water  into    furrows. 


1,469,797.       METHOD    OF    PREPARING     GOODS  FOR 

SHIPMENT.      John   W     Leslib,   Evanston.    IlL  Filed 

Oct.   25,    1920.      Serial   No.   419,444.      12   Claims.  (CI. 
100—67.) 


made  of  springy  side  material,  applying  pressure  to  said 
face  to  distort  the  same  inwardly  and  applying  a  ten- 
Bioual  binder  to  the  container  to  hold  the  said  face 
in  distorted  position,  whereby  the  reaction  of  said  face 
will  serve  to  maintain  the  binder  taut,  in  spite  of 
shrinkage  or  the  like. 

5.  The  method  of  preparing  pood.«  for  shipment,  which 
consists  in  enclosing  them  in  a  substantially  rigid 
container,  having  a  side  made  of  resilient  material, 
adapted  to  be  distorted  inwardly  intermediate  its  ends, 
applying  localised  pressure  to  an  intermediate  portion 
of  the  side  to  so  distort  the  same,  and  applying  a 
tensional  liinder  around  said  intermediate  portion  to 
maintain    the   side   in   distorted   condition. 

9  A  method  of  packing  substantially  incompressible 
contents  in  a  container  of  the  rigid  tyfx  .  which  con- 
sists in  arranging  said  wntents  in  a  box  having  rigid 
ends  and  sides  of  springy  material,  pressing  one  of 
said  sides  Into  distorted  condition  whereby  this  side 
and  the  one  opposed  to  it  will  bear  upon  and  be  sup- 
ported by  the  contents,  and  applying  a  tensional  binder 
to    maint.'iin    the    parts    in    the    condition    de-^crilted. 


1,469.798.       RECORDCARD    FILING    DEVICE. 
M    Maktin,  Chicago.   111.      nie.i   Mar.   2S.   1921 
No.   456. H7,       l**   Claims,       i  CI.    129  -It).; 


Alfred 

Serial 


1.  The  method  of  preparing  goods  for  shipment ; 
which  consists  In  enclosing  them  In  a  container,  hav- 
ing a   face,  or   faces  adapted   to  be  distorted   inwardly. 


1.  In  a  filing  device,  the  combination  of  a  substantially 
flat  plate  like  card  supixirt,  menns  for  holding  said  eup- 
port  with  an  edge  thore  if  downward  and  with  the  plane 
of  the  sup[>ort  at  an  angle  with  resp«'ct  to  a  vortical  line 
passing  therethrough  whereby  cards  may  rest  thereon,  and 
means  for  holding  in  association  with  the  support  a  plu- 
rality of  cards  in  overlapped  relation  and  with  a  portion  of 
eiach  overlapped  card  expostnl  beyond  that  part  thereof 
which   is   overlapped   by   the  adjacent   card. 

10.  The  combination  of  a  normally  horizontal  base  In- 
cluding a  i)air  of  spaced-apart  substantially  parallel 
guides,  each  of  said  guides  having  a  plurality  of  alternat 
ing  holding  grooves  and  ridges,  a  follow-up  plate  mounted 
edgewise  on  the  base  in  a  petition  which  is  transverse  of 
said  guides  and  for  movement  in  the  longitudinal  direc 
tlons  of  the  guides,  the  follow-up  device  having  a  pair  of 
downwardly-directed  extensions  each  of  which  is  aper- 
tured  to  receive  one  of  said  guides,  the  guides  being  in 
said  apertures  respectively,  and  associated  means  co- 
operating with  said  grooves  and  ridges  for  holding  the 
plate  at  various  places  on  the  base. 

12.  The  combination  of  a  base  including  a  jwir  of  sub- 
stantially parallel  horizontal  rods,  a  pair  of  card-holding 
plates  mounted  face  to  face  in  up-and-down  position  trane- 
verse  of  said  rods  for  bodily  and  swinging  movements 
toward  and  away  from  each  other,  cards  resting  on  the 
base  betwe<>n  said  plates,  and  means  at  the  bottom  por- 
tion of  each  plate  adapted  to  coact  to  force  the  lower  por- 
tions of  the  plates  away  from  each  other  a  short  distance 
near  said  rods  when  the  upper  portions  of  the  plates  are 
swung  away  from  each  other  a  relatively  great  distance. 

17.  A  card  transfer  device  comprising  a  plate  having  a 
row  of  card-engaging  teeth  in  a  line  which  is  adjacent  to 
and  parallel  with  an  edge  of  the  plate,  the  te<>th  respec- 
tlTely  extending  outwardly  from  one  face  of  the  plate^ 
and  means  on  the  plate  adjacent  to  said  row  of  teeth  for 
engaging  a  plurality  of  uniformly  spaced  guldee  on  a 
base  of  the  character  described. 


\ 


240 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIE 


OCTOBER  i),  11)23 


1.46'.*.Tyy  RAILNA 
RATUS  RONALl 
rj;\*is,  Edeewtxx 
Switch  &  Signal  ( 
>>(  f'pii  n  sylvan  ia 
5l*.j,')fj>.       13    i-'L 


1     in    ■oniiiinatiii 

.•jT'  -lit    f-.r   s.ii'l   !*»" 

■h--    -I."';''!;    :uiil    tw 

.^Ijii'-.Tir    th.'    two 
trnilci  iiy  •.■aiil  r^■l 

tlOIl      fr.r     ilisrotlllPi- 

H'iv  an''>-  .if  T  h.^  trai 
currtnt    with    th.e 


AY  TRAFFIC  CONTItOLI. I N«i  AtTA- 
I  A.  McCann,  Swisgvalf.  an<.l  [j,oyd  V. 
Bortiutrh,  I'a.,  assignors  to  The  Union 
'ompany,  Swiggvale.  Pa.,  a  Cnrporation 
Filed  Oct.  17,  192li.  Serial  No. 
ims.       (CI.    246— 33. J 


[1.  a  s^>ctinn  nf  railway  track,  i  track 
tion  ini'lutling  a  r^i.urce  of  altfmatinK 
with  the  rail*  adjarriit  fh.'  middle  of 
>  track  relays  i-iinncctt'il  witli  the-  rails 
ends  iif  thf  st'ction,  and  mi'ans  imti- 
dys  wh*'n  aflr»*rted  by  a  train  In  th>'  »<>■<■• 
Ing  from  the  rails  tho  track  r>'iay  in 
I  and  Conner  ting  a  gourrc  nf  alt-'riiatlng 
ails   in   its   place. 


1.4t;0.'-<"i       il(  tI.Iil:R  FOR   SWIN(;lN(i    noORS.      AI.FHED 
W    MrCi  KTAKY,  I)es  Moines,  Iowa.      Filed  Apr    1**.  1922. 

Serial    S'.    554, ^o**.      2  Claims.      i  CI    .'fl^— L'l«>  > 


1     A    holding  dH 
tnbtilar  support,  a 


vice  for  swlnsring  d'i<irs.  comprlBing  a 
cap  adapted  to  Ix*  srrpw<»d  on  the  upper 
end  of  said  siipii>rT.  a  stem  loosely  motinted  through 
Id  rap  and  formed  with  a  head  on  its  lower  end  freely 
eoifaeinij  the  Inner  walls  of  eaid  supp^irt  at  a  distance  be- 
low said  cap.  a  cnss-head  fixed  to  the  upper  end  of  said 
stem,  and  Integra^  spaced  upstanding  arms  on  said  crow- 
head. 


1,469.801  ATTAJCHMENT  FOH  SPRAYERS.  Waltbb 
ALBBKT  McKb-iIet,  Coflnna,  Me.  Filed  Oct.  17,  1921. 
Serial  No.  508.H  12.  7  Clalma  (CI.  280—160.) 
1.  The  combinition  with  a  wheeled  vehicle  haying 
Tertleal  spaced  gnidewaya  In  a  transverse  plane  in  front 
of  tlie  wheels,  >f  vertical  Bopporting  arms  alldablj 
mounted  in  aaid  ipiideways  and  having  fenders  secnred 
to  their  lower  en(  a,  said  fenders  being  in  operative  po«l- 


tion   and   partially  emhrii  ■Itii,'  the  re.spectlve  wheel*  when 
the  arms    are   in    their    1  wertisi'Ht    p.i.sltion.   means  rigidly 


coniiectlnt'  the  iirtns  it  their  nj'l'er  ends,  nii-ans  f,.r  raising 
the  artiis  .iD'l  the  fenders  t..  inniiera'ive  iiesitiuii,  and 
means  fi>r   l^'kiiu'  them    m   thut    pusiii  .ii 


1,469.>MI2  OOVKRNoR       KuR       KI.|;«TR1C       MOTOR 

I-)KI\ES        Edwin     K      Mki.i  tsTHi  n  .     Wmikesha.     Wis, 
Filed    June    H.    1921.      Serial    No     4T»i,222.      2    Claims. 

'CI.    192      l-ltt  \ 


1  In  eotnblnatlon  a  driven  shaft,  an  electric  driving 
motor,  priivide<|  with  a  current  HUpply  circuit,  a  clutch 
disposed  between  said  driven  nhaff  and  said  driving  motor, 
electro-majrnetlc  means  for  releasing:  said  clutch,  and 
means  actuated  by  the  supply  current  to  connect  the 
electromagnetic  means  with  the  mipply  circuit  upon  a  pre- 
determined  load  upon  the  driving  motor. 


1,469,^0,3.  WATER  HEATER.  Aliuo.n.se  F  Monecsm, 
New  Rochelle,  N.  Y.  Filed  Nov,  12,  1918,  Serial  No. 
262,184.      Renewed   Apr.    2,    1921.      Serial   No.   458,089. 

5  Claims.      iCl.  257-  246.1 


1.  A  water  heater,  comi^ialng  a  casing  haTlng  a  water 
chamber  at  Its  lower  end.  heating  means  within  the  cas- 
ing and  spaced  therefr  m,  mcf  i  s  interposed  between  the 


OCTOHH:  !i.  lit'J.'! 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


inner  wall  of  the  cftllng  and  the  hr.ntltii:  means,  whereby 
water  is  caused  to  rtrctlfclte  :ir."!n'l  tic  he;!';;,-  meane 
from  one  end  of  the  cisint:  Tm  tlii  o'hir,  :\  nieniher  form- 
ing the  top  (if  the  wafer  chamber  nn.l  jtrovided  with  a 
series  of  epeiilni's  adapted  t"  dlreft  th.e  \vater  t  the 
■  pace  betweefi  the  ''•isinir  and  the  hentinp  rnoniis  thriitish 
said  openingH. 


l,4eM04        Mglll*  TRKATlNc;     SVSTK.M.       .Ioskph     F 
MnaSRL:^iA.\,   Hrnnxville.    N     \  ,  u«si>.'nor   to  Anti  Curru 
sion  EntrintH'riii.-  Ceiiiji.i n,\ ,  New  ^"i-rk,  N.  Y.,  a  Corpora- 
tion   of    New    Verk       Fl'ed    Mar     2r,,    1920       Serial    Nm 
368,803.      21    Claims.      (Ci.    l.iT  — 7ii.,i 


■V—  ii'^j   fV 


1.  A  liquid  treating  system  comprising  a  heating  tank, 
a  deaerator  frir  eeiMratini;  dissolved  gasos  from  the  liquid, 
piping  forming  circulating  mean.s  for  conducting  heated 
llqiiiii  from  the  heatin;;  tank  to  the  deaerator,  and  means 
for  suiiplyiiiE:  additions  of  liquid  to  the  system,  aaid 
liyuid  supplying  means  being  conf^tructed  and  arranged 
to  conduct  the  added  liquid  through  the  body  of  heated 
Uqoid  within  the  deaSrator  to  a  point  slightly  below  the 
liquid  level,  to  thereby  partly  heat  the  additions  of 
liquid  prior  to  the  mixing  thereof  with  the  heated  liquid 
in   said   system. 


1,469,805.      HKAT    E.NCIIANGER,       .Toseph    F     Ml'SSEi. 
ii\s,  Hronivlllo.    N.   Y.,  asslgntir  to  Antl  Corrosion  En- 
gineering Com[)any,   New  York,  N,  Y'.,  a  Corporation  of 
New  York      Filed  Aug.  ^,  1921.     Serial  No.  400.640.     0 
Claims.      iCl.  2o7     229  i 

I 


8.   In  a   tank   of  the  class  described,  a  diaphragm  for 
dividing  said   tank   into   upper  and  lower  chamben, 

.S15  0r.,— 16 


lower  chamber  being  provided  with  hot  water  inlet  and 
outlet  ports  for  causing  a  circulation  of  hot  water  there- 
throtijrh,  n  i  luallty  of  helical  coils  withih  said  lower 
•ed  to  have  their  lower  ends  connected  by 
■  liif  Id  to  a  cold  water  supply,  said  coils 
(fly  through  approximately  the  center  of  said 
i  ;,  iv.ng  their  upper  ends  terminating  within 
1  :;m!M  r  antl  i  {.iiriliry  of  circulation  pipes 
n^  thi  bides  i>f  --iii  i  tank  in  suitable  spaced 
re;aii,,;i  and  having  their  end-  t..-minating  in  and  com- 
munlcutini:  «ith  ■•aid  upper  and  lower  chambers. 


chanitier  ail,,; 
a  HUitahle  ni 
passing  i!['"  :• ; 
ilia  phrat'it.  :■  u 

s.i  i'l    Mpi'M'r    ■  I 

<  .Vtelilhlij.-    ,il.. 


J,iOy,^UU.  TRAFFIC  SIGNAL  FOR  Al.TUMUlilLES. 
MiiHAEL  C.  Ohl,  Denver,  Colo.  Hied  Mar.  31,  1923. 
Serial  No.  629,076.     4  Claims.      (CI.  116 — 39) 


-3  /-S  ^  f 


/V/A^ 


1,    An   Kiiitimoliile  traffic  signal   -  .imprislng.   In   leiiit'ina- 
tion,  a  cylinder,  a  iiKtnn  slid.al'ly  mouiiteil  therein  ,  «  pis 
tmi   rod   coniiecleil   tn   said   pi-ton  :   a    platt-   sri'iired   \<     h.iid 
pl<fiTi  roii,   said   plate  liavini:  aii   iiisi;:riia   thtrti.n  ,    a   eas 
ii.i;  eni  I'lsin;;  the  c.vliiuli'r  plate:   .a  spring  means   for  ncr 
nially  hoIdint:tlie  pisti>n   ;ind   plate  iii   retracted   [>ii-i;iM;, 
a   pipe  conneeted  to  the  cylinder,  said  pipe   Iteinj;  adapted 
I'l  conduct  ^raa  under  press^ire  to  the  cylindrr  where!  y  -h- 
piston    will    l>e    moved    against    the   tension    of    the    spring 
ini'ans  so  as  to  cjuist'  the  plate  to  protrude  fnm  the  cas^ 
in^;  a   source  of  compressed   gas;   means  centiectint:  sai'! 
source  to  the  pipe;  a  valve  In  said  means  :  a  sec  rid  pip*- 
connecte<l  to  the  first   named  pil>e  :  a   \nlv.    in  said   s.Mar;..! 
pipe  ;  and  means  connecting  s.aid  viilves  in  sui  h  a  rnaimer 
that  when  one  valve  Is  closed,  the  other  will  he  i.prne<i 


1,4«!>,S07.  AT'TOMATir  TFT.KrnONE  SYSTEM  ROO- 
NTT  G.  RicH.^KDSt'V,  Chlcaco.  111.,  assitrnor  to  .Auto- 
matic Electric  ToDipany.  Chicajro.  Ill,,  a  <"irpnratic>n  (  f 
IlllnolK  File<l  Jan,  S.  1917  Serial  No  141  120.  50 
Claims.      (CI.   179  —  27,1 


%a 


3.  In  a  telephone  system,  a  subscriber's  line,  a  trunk 
line  terminating  in  an  automatic  selector  switch,  a  finder 
switcli,  a  liranch  of  said  trunk  line  terminating  in  tlie 
bank  of  said  finder  switch,  means  for  extendinsr  said  line 
when  calling  to  s.'iicl  trunk  line,  an  Impulse  sender  at  the 
substation  on  the  calling  line  for  operating  said  selector 
switch,  and  an  auxiliary  device  associated  therewith  fer 
initiating  the  operation  of  said  finder  switch. 


242 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9,  1925 


1,460,808.  DIPFTR  TOOTH  Edward  Lolis  Pember- 
TON.  N»'w  Yiirk,  N.  Y  .  assignor  to  The  F'roic  Switch  A 
Maaufact  irin;  '|"ompany.  Carlisle.  Pa.  a  Corporation 
nf    Pfnnsylvani;!]        F'll.'d     F.-b.     16.     1923.       Serial    No. 


1     A   dipper  toot, 3  ci'rupri.-iing  a  tias*>   and  a   point   bifiir- 
cared    t"    ••ii\br:u-p    k;iid    ha^f.    -;:iiil    ^as.'    .ar.d    p'unt    havliu' 


on.^   a    :■'■■* \r   of   Ings 
ourT  side  edges  of 


at    thf>   sid-'s   th'Tt 
the  other. 


'f    ')V>'rl;ipriiuc   thi"» 


♦  fW.sO'.i        .VrT(^lIATir    TELEPHONE    SYSTKii.  \r- 

TUt'R  .1    R.w.  ChtajTO,  and  Hekberv  F.  Obergkki.i  .\n-^- 

tin.   III,.  as.*<i£n<ii|s  to  .\utomafir  Kl.rrrio  r,.;i!p'iii  v,  t'hi 

'■:iji..     11!,    ;i    t  rlpor.-itiiin    -f    I'llinni^        !-~i'..!     S.'i>r  \liK 

r.i:»i       >i.-r!.il   N.j    411,ri»i'<.      l-J  rinim-.      1-1.    IT','  IT  ) 


I         III     .1     -iflpCtiN' 

a  I'lmnpotor  -iwir 
ni>Tin>,  Mi-'riJ  U'ine 
'if  rii,;::riir  r'lrrt'iit 
,1  parry  linr",  and 
with  siiid  f rf*i'i»»ii' 
tions  on  ;i  party 
m.  an^  ■  "nji.rlsinL' 
■i»*parat>'  line  condi 


ringing  telephont»  system,  party  linfs, 
h  provided  with  frwjuency  splectinij 
only  half  as  many  difff-rent  frcjufncies 
ti>  be  selected  as  there  are  stations  on 

mpans    in    said    connector    cooperatioc 

y   seUcting  means  whereby   all  the   sta- 

ine   may   be  s*'Iectlvely    aigniUlpd.    said 

I   frw]u»'ncy  .selecting  mechani.sm  and  a 

jctor  rpversing  r)t>vicp. 


I'lain.'S.      1  <"1.    \<\ 


I       V    •      -.-    ll.Tvifi 

cep<a>'l>-   ai'ft'ssiblt' 
within  thp  ca.'«e  to 
closing  niDvement 
arin^  ci.i.n.'ctioii  >■ 


.\rr;r  .SI    W     RKn.iN.;     Fort    Wayne, 
;,     'jn.     1021        S.Tiril     Nn      49."'.. 8,83,       .' 

,--  1   , 


.<di^' 


:  an  <.ip»>hiiig  1(1  •  'If  ■■f  its  walls,  a  re- 
through  til'''  opi'i.iii.;.  movaM-'  m*>ans 
close  the  opening,  means  to  cniitrol  th- 
[)f  the  movable  means  havint  an  op«'r 
tcriorlv  of  the  •■ase,  a  door  on  the  f&Hi'. 


locking  bolts  nn  the  door,  means  to  lock  the  bolts  against 
movement,    mi^aiis    n'lrmally    supporting   the   latter   means 

in  inactive  position ,  ,1  time  lix'k  mechanism,  mfun.s  to  lock 
the  iiiiid  mtMhaiiistr.  a^'aiiist  oiwration  and  means  adapted 
to  be  op'Tatively  cm.nfCtHd  to  the  .said  controllltig  means 
whon  the  iloor  is  .  los.-d  to  sirnultanooii.sly  release  the 
time  hick  n;ii  h.nri  i-ir.  ami  th''  engagement  of  the  bolt 
lo.  kiiu'  nifuns  on  ;ts  s;ip("  rr  whereupon  the  bolt  lock- 
iiii;  ineaiis  nii.ves  ii.-'i  io.ki:,.'  [ii'sitioii  .ami  the  clock  rat^ch- 
.inism  at  'ht  '.-xpir-a  rjo,  ,,f  a  si'lecteil  porio'l  of  time  re- 
stor''s  rt"    saiii  !,,,!t  lo.  kii  i;  iii'an.s  onto  Its  support 


i,4c.!i,sij     '  1  ii.i  iH  I'll! 'itnjH.vrn  V     ,ri.ii\(;  cai'stakk, 

Ftochest'T,  .\    \      .'i'-si„-nor  to  Fastmari   Kodak  Company, 

Ho<:hest'T,    N      Y        i    <    .r[i.raii.oi    .f    N'^w    York,       Filed 
•July    1  L',    lltj-        .-^tri.il    N-     .'.7  4.:!H^!.      •'.    Claims.       M"l. 


I 

i 


Ifnr 


Lof  afSat>>^f  ^r-,iihfn»t\s 


1.  In  the  art  of  color  phot  ,'rit(ihy  wh.Tein  eolor  com- 
[(o;,.i,t  -iher  i:ti;ii.'os  are  made  aiol  severally  t  ransforraeil 
lilt"  . '•ti.;ileni..i.t ,( ;■-.  dye  Imat-es  the  imfirovements  that 
eoniprise  !l:,  tiifinarion  of  fti.  -iIvit  images  with  dllTereut 
rt.aracrerjst  i,  -  ,,f  .brsif.  aiol  enn'rast.  and  carrying  the 
transfi'TTiiat  io!i  to  .lilTerent  st;ii;>'s  of  cotiipletenesa  to  com- 
pensate fir   rhi    ililT'  T'-io-.-s   iii   eha  racteristics. 


1,4»!!>>IL'  iKr.I.ri,n.sK  KTiiKR  SOLVENT  AND  COM- 
POSiriON  Sitrw,!!!  .;  t  WKUoi  I  .  Rochester,  N  Y.. 
assignor  to  K.astmau  Kodak  <  onipany.  Ruchester,  N.  Y., 
a  Corporation  of  New  \ork  Filed  .\pr  1,  1021.  Se- 
rial No.  4r>7.7-.'l  T  I  l.iiins,  i  (1.  1  o6 — 40.  i 
.".    .\  i-ompositi'ti      f   re.iit'T,   eiimprtsiiig   '  ellulose   ether 

and  acetone  oil 


1,469,81.3       CELLTT.nsF  K'rHKR   SOLVENT   AND    COM 
POSITION,       Stew  MM     ,1      (AKHOt.i.     Rot  h^ster,    N.     Y, 
assignor  to  Eastman  Kodak  ''ompany,  Rochester,  N,  \.. 
a  Corporation   of  New    York       Filed    .\pr.   ,"),    1921,      Se- 
rial  No.   4.'i8.T4.-?.      ,•?  Claims       .(I     l(i»V     40  1 
1,    A     visoDiis     flowiihie     film  foraiini,-     .imposition-     eoin 

prising   an    etlur    nf    .a  ni;|,,>,.    (li-,.m,ivei!    i-i    a    inixtnre    <,f 

methyl     henzo.ir,'      itol     :\      b.wer     moimliv 'lro\  i      aliphatic 

alcohol. 


1  4«;).8I4  PHOT(l(,RAPIirC     CCT  -  FILM       Ih  t|,li|  R. 

\Vl[,l.i.*\i  1  I'oI.MKK.  Roch'-ster.  N  V.  nssi::ii  r  tn  i:,isr- 
n:,an  KmLik  t'onipain,  Ri>chesfer.  N,  V,,  a  '  - 1  iioral  ioii 
fif    New    'lurk       Filed   -July   7.   1H22,      Serial    No    .',7;;..l'.i!». 

;>  Claims        I  (1     9',-  -CO,,  I 


.  2  .     '2'   ■*' 


1-    If,   ,:i   holder   for  photogi-ipliically   sensitive   materi.al. 

j    the  cornbinat  i'lu  with  :i  filnisutiport  ing  plat'",  of  means  for 
I    supporting:    the    (date,    irieliidirii;    rails,    said    rails    haviiiL' 
'    jiortions  adapted  to  '■ng.at.'e  the  film  edges  and  being  posi 
tion<vl   betw '■!!    'he   fi  1  m  sup  port  i  iig    ol.ite   atid   its   support- 
;   Ing  member. 


October;*.  l'.>2.'i 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


•243 


1,469,815.  PROCESS  OF  MAKIN(;  COMPOSITE  FILMS. 
PSANK  W.  LOVKJUY,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  East- 
man Kodak  Company,  Rochester,  N,  Y,,  a  Corporation 
of  New  York,  Original  application  filed  May  R.  1922, 
Serial    No,  r>5S,T47,      I>ivlde<l  and  this  appliciitlon    filed 


June    24,    1922, 

18—57.1 


Serial    No     ri70,640       14   Claims       (CI. 


1  The  procesH  of  making  a  coaii»osite  <  ellulosic  film, 
which  comprises  the  stejis  of  shaping  film  strips  from 
colloidal  cellulosir  material  containing  a  volatile  solvent 
and  contacting  th'i  'dges  of  said  strips  to  interunite  the 
same  under  ttie  action  of  said  solvent  while  suflSclent  of 
the  latter  for  s.aid  interuniting  still  remains  in  said  strips 


1,469.816.      CELLCLOSE-ETHFR    COMPOSITION.      iRv 
INO  C.   Matthews,    Rochester,   N,   Y,.  assignor   to   East 
man   Kodak   Company.    Rochester.    N,    Y  ,   a   Corporation 
of  New  York      Filed  l>ec.  20,  1922.     Seripl  No.  609,129. 
5  Claims.      (CI,    134—79,) 

4.  A  viscous  flowabl*  composition  comprising  water- 
Insoluble  ethyl  cellulose  dissolved  in  a  mliture  of  from 
10  to  7r)  parts  of  beta  chloro  ethyl  acetate  with  from  80 
to  2.'S  parts  of  beniol. 


1.469,817  METHOD  OF  ELECTRICALLY  MELTING 
METAI>8  AND  IN  AN  ELECTRIC  FURNACE.  Itab 
Rbnnebkelt,  DJursholm.  Sweden.  Filed  June  16,  1921. 
Serial    No.   47H.09,'),      4   Claims.      (CI.   204—64.) 


1.  The  method  of  melting  a  metal  which  consists  in 
providing  a  carefully  insulated  electric  furnace  charging 
It  gradually  with  metal  at  a  certain  rate  extending  over 
nearly  twenty  four  hours  time  and  causing  the  metal  to 
melt  by  supplying  electric,  power  at  a  rate,  which  Is 
snfflclent  to  cover  the  loss  of  heat  from  the  furnace  and 
to  furnish  the  amount  of  heat  required  for  melting  slowly 
the  quantity  of  metal  intended  to  be  discharged  about 
once  every   twenty  four  hours. 


1.469,818       MOTION  PICTURE-FILM    REEL.      John    A 
Robertson,     Rochester,    N,    Y..    assignor    to    Eastman 
Kodak    Company.    Rochester,    N.    Y.,    a    Corporation    of 
New   York.      Filed   Oct.   26,   1922.      Serial   No.   597,144, 
8    Claims,       (CI.    242—74.) 
3.  In   a    reel,    the   combination   with   flanges,   of  a   hub 

carrying    the    flanges,    said    hub    being    made    from    strip 

material   bent   into   a  cylinder  and   having  straight  ends. 

one  end  of  the  strip  being  offset  from  the  other  end  and 


partially  lying  beneath  said  other  end,  the  ends  of  the 
strip  material  being  spaced  one  from  the  other  ami  suiv 
stantlally    parallel    to    each    other,    whereby    a    film    may 


t 
be  held  on  the  spool  by  a  sharp  bend  made  by  ftdding  tbe 

film    about    tlie    u[>p'r   end    of    the    strip    material    causing 

the    nini    to    lie   adjacent    to    both    surfaces   of    at    leapt    a 

portion  of  the  strip  material. 


1  ,  4  0.  9  ,  s  1  ',t  PLASTKR-BLOCK  MAKIN<;  MACHINE 
(,y<,H<,y.  !i  .\,  I{!  HV,  Crand  Rapids,  Mir!,.,  assignor  to 
James  R,  Offield.  trustee,  Chicago.  Ill  Filed  Oct,  24. 
1921.      Serial   No.   509,806.      16   Claims.      (CI.   2.->— 99) 


Mm 

T  *«T 


1.  In  combination,  an  endless  conveyer,  means  for 
mounting  the  same,  mo.ans  for  driving  the  conveyer,  a 
consecutive  series  of  Individual  block  forms  attached  to 
the  outer  sides  of  the  convey,  r,  each  of  said  forms  (om- 
prlslng  spaced  apart  sid'-s  connected  at  one  end  by  a 
cross  end  memlier,  said  sides  being  attached  to  ttie  con- 
veyer at  their  under  edges  .substantially  midway  between 
their  ends,  and  means  for  continuously  feeding  cementi- 
tlous  material  into  the  forms  at  the  upper  side  of  the 
conreyer. 


1,469,820,  PLASTKU  BLOCK  MACHINE,  Gbohob  H. 
A  RfBY,  F"ort  Dodge,  Iowa,  assignor  to  James  R. 
Offleld.  trustee,  Chicago,  111.  Filed  Oct.  25,  1922, 
Serial  No,  59fi,~,''.4       11  Claims.      (CI,  2,^.-99.) 


#» 

^rT 


if 

r 

'ft'. 


*2 

1   «i  J.   >»    ;W 


*»"rc<^-;*»s'V.T^  4^ 


1,  in  comliination  with  an  endless  conveyer  mounted 
horizontally,  of  a  plurality  of  individual  block  forms 
attached  to  the  outer  sides  of  the  conveyer,  said  forms 
having  ends  provided  with  openings  therethrough,   n   plu- 


It  ■ 

Vi 


244 


rmllty  of 
•aid  rnr> 
adaptM 

nn-iijn  tPd 
:n-p, ,  f>t>r< 

th-    -ovv, 

to     aijtorr 

t  y  ■»  a  ■  1 


Ol  FILIAL  (iAZF.rrE 


OcTOBEB  9,  1923 


core  nif'mber^  Ins^  rtwl  ttiroueh  saM  oppulnini. 
'  m<»ir.l^rv  for  pact,  form  haviii<f  Inner  en^N 
to    ilet^chab'.y    Join    tneether     a    heail    ulidahly 

It  '*a  t  ►Tid  of  *'ach  furm  to  '.vhlch  the  core 
r'-ir  ►'.•ifli  pni]  of  a  f'irtn  :!-r  •<■■■  :;;•>■. i  a  t-'^'at  on 
1,  \:.lj-;irr.  bars  mounre,]  on-'  a*  ^■■^ri:  >ii](>  ,)f 
y.-r  w;j'':  wiiirh  said  rollers  s^jr^ -'s-ivly  e!it;ai;e 
Mti'-a,;^-  move  ttie  beads  ai^'l  ittuhed  core 
"Litw:i'i!!>  MS  the  «nmf  pa.^s  »;th  the  Lonv^yer 
tni   'i:!:'}    ^ii'wtnntially  aa  descrlbM. 


I 


i.4d8.s;;i  COJ^-JTKK  WAGON  Joh.n  J.  fiTA.v.  i!op 
Mas,  MIna.  Flie<i  Apr.  7,  l'.t-i2.  Serial  No.  550,  J^T 
i   Claim.      (C'i  ::bu — ST.5.J 


-      A    coaster    waion   comprlaintr   a    pair    of   ^traiijb.t    ;on, 
tudinaily  fxr-'nilf'c]  anil  e<li.'"wist>  spaci  "1   !iar<,  -'.ac;,   ,if  <fli 
bars   havitiiT   its  ^m!   portion    !i-nr   .iMwnward   and    toward 
eai'h    (itl'^T   und»^r   the   reap^ctive    bar    to    form    front    and 
r»'ai-   spring  menJbera.   the  ^ml^   of  aaid   r^ar   >prins   m.-m 
b*rs  tifiri^  foldpij  upon  theoaselvea  to  afford  jaws,  a  rear 
said  Jawe,   nnt  equipped   bolts  extending 


axle  mounted  in 


thrxiiiih  said  ja<rj  outward  of  the  rear  axle  and  friction 
ally   rlamp   said  jaws   thereon,   a  bolster  wcure<l    to  and 
connf'Ctinir  the  eadr!  of  the  front  spring  member-    a   front 
ixlf    attached    t^    the   bolater,    and    wheels   Joarnaled    on 
tha  two  axle*. 


1.469,822.       WII; 
SUrzEDDE,   Detjr 

No.  sr>2,r.o 


E-WHEEL 

oit,   Mich. 
15  Clnlm.^. 


CONSTRrtTION. 
failed  Jan.    10    1920. 

|f!      :U>l_.',rl; 


Cl-AfDF) 

Serial 


1.  '  ri  ,.\  wirt>  whef-l  lainstr'i'-tion.  :i  hu;i.  a  r:rr.,  .iii- 
spiikf")  o-in'.'cti.n,;  the  hub  and  rim.  said  Sfxikes  tuMn^ 
arrant;p<l  in  twL  groups,  with  *"Hrh  ^.Toiip  havint;  its 
ipoki'  "ml-i  o'l'l-d  approiima  r«'ly  on  a  circle  of  thf  rim 
IndependfTit  of  qhe  other  eroup,  a  group  having  th>'  hub 
ends  of  its  spok4s  located  on  more  than  two  approiimat-' 
circles  of  tht»  hnti,  and  with  the  hub  circles  spac-'d  apart 
not  leas  than  the  spaclnif  of  the  radial  load  spokes  of 
both    <roupg. 


I.4t!9.'<23.  FLOtV'ER  HOIJiFR  Willi  a  m  F,  Si  h  M  cisKB, 
Blnghamton,  S',  Y  Fllod  Nov-  l.!,  1022.  Serial  No. 
601.142,      1   Clliim.      fC;.   Jl-.   .-, 

In  com  hi  nation,  a  sincle  lencth  of  spring  steel  wlrp 
termed  about  midway  in  a  coiled  sprint,'  and  the  eqtial 
ami  parallel  pods  projecting  therefrom,  for  a  spacs 
horteontally,  thwa  bent  diagonally  backward  and  upward 


for    a    sp«.-e.    then    b«>tit    forward   borleontaTIy    on    a    Tln« 

with     th.'    PTtensi  .;,     'r^ry,     tti..    .'(.li,.d    Hpring.    then    bent 
Tfrtlcaily    ■lownwi-i!      rm-win^'    'u'twcpn    fh^'    parallel    ex- 


■enslou  b^ctlons  >'i  t.-ndliiL;  from  th'-  coiled  spring,  and 
iioldtng  spacfHj  apart  lu  r<*si'!eiir  [resmire,  the  Sictioos 
••xtendln<  horlz<int  tiiy  from  f  hn  ruiled  spring,  all  for  the 
purpose*    HpeciltHJ 


!,460>*2i   PROCKSS  OF  PREPARINr,  ALKALI  TELLU- 

LOSF:  !'.»'  I.  •',  Seei..  Koch-sttT.  .V  \'  ,  assi;:nor  !• 
Fas'tiian  KihIhK  t  ora[iariy  i(o' li.'stcr  N  V.,  a  Corpo- 
ration of  New  York  Filed  Jan  27.  1923.  Serial  No. 
616.414       4   Claim.s       ( Cl.   2«iO      152. 


4,  T\.-  prori'n.s  ,f  iir»-[>n ri tii,'  [ni! vfrnlent  intimately 
mlie<l  alk.all  fflluhis.',  -■iiitafile  for  t>t heriflcatlon.  which 
oomprlsea  the  steps  of  romparting  caustic  soda,  celluloae, 
and  water  into  a  dense  layer  tireaklng  up  said  layer 
Into  fragment-s  and  thfn  ttrlndlng  said  fragments  to 
powd'T 


1.4«f>.S25.  rFLIJI.OSK  KTHKR  <  <  •MPOSITION  Fail 
r  Sfei..  Rochpster.  -V.  Y,.  as.nlKrinr  to  Eastman  Kodak 
Company.  Rochester,  N.  Y  ,  a  CorfXirfi tion  of  N'l'w  York. 
Fllpd    Jan      5,     102:?        S.Ti.-il     No     »;10.922        .'i    Claims. 

."■  .V  :liiw!i^;«'  til-:,  fornjinc  vi-icmis  i'omposltlon  of 
inattT  cornpr'>;nk'  wa  tcr  insolnlilf  -t'ly!  CPlliilnse  dls- 
8o!v»-d  in  ,T  nolvi.t  ■■riiprisini:  2.'.  p.arts  hy  weight  of 
butyl  acetatf  to   T'    [lart-  of  rn<>fh>I  alcohol. 


1.469  '^26  CELLCl.oSF  KTHEK  (  <  ).VifOSITION.  I  ai  L 
C  StBi  .  Ri'chi'stcr  \  V  sssijrnor  to  Kastman  Kmiak 
Conipanv.  Ro.Jif-^t.T  N  V  ,  .a  < 'orfM>r.ai|on  of  New  York, 
nied  Jan  5.  192,T  Serial  No  610JH2.S.  5  CTaims. 
(Cl  134  79  I 
4.    A   Ilowahle  tiliu  (■(•riiiiog   cfimpofiltlon   of   matter  com- 

p"igin^'   wati-T  iM-i..l'iM«'   .'t*;yl    cpIIuIow,    mesltyl   oxide  and 

a    volatit.'   vt'hir!.-   rninaiii  :ii^'    ri!Ptt-,y!    acetate   and   methyl 

alcohdi 


1  4^«>.R27  (  ONNFU'TION  FOR  rONNECTINO  ROD8 
OF  REriFKOCA  lORY  FNOINKS  A(  TING  ON  A  COM- 
MON CRANK  fiiitio  SiLVK.s-n*!.  Rodann,  near  Vl- 
rnna.  .Austria  nio.i  .Inn  12.  1921.  Serial  No. 
436. 702.      2   ClalmK.       i  CI     74    -17  t 

2.  .A  roonectlne  rod  for  r»'clpro<-atlng  engines  having 
seTrral  cylinders  the  pistons  of  which  act  upon  a  com- 
nnon  crank.   In  whi<  h   thp  stirfacp  of  the  hi  ad  of  the  co»- 


OCToBKHli,  V.*T.i 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


245 


«Ktl«f    rod    benrin.    dir.-.-tly    a.alns,    the    crank    pin    1.    '    the   rabo.-t  ot   u..    oC.a    a.,.,   a..l  n.u,..   U.    both  uf  «iW 
"Sued   as   a    ring    ^,.,:nont    an.i    i.    t.o.nded    on    each   side        plate*    adapt.-.:    ■■>    l>f    appi,.,:    to    tt>«-    iiiio  ■    ..a, 
-.##Mii.cu  ».  ilai,K,.«  o:    \h.    .i..oi>    u!.u    ti.      'koi-   M>!e   ol    u..    p.;uefc,    re 

I    sp-cliMa.\.    t-   •  iiai  ;.    t!.     i.Mh    '..   IK     'i-'i   "ii   f'i.tT   right 
or  left  baud  doors.  ' 


In  the  circumferential  direction  hy  two  ht-Uces  of  like 
pitch  and  of  opposite  direction  mcftlng  midway  of  tbo 
leriKtlr  of  the  crank  pip   at   an  anKlc  t.'  one  another 


1  4(!<.l  82H  SAND  WHEEL  FOR  OIL  WKLI^ 
M  SMITH.  I>08  Angeles,  Calif.  Filed  I>er 
S.  rial  No    .^20.2^^     2  Claims       (CI.  74— 26  > 


EiiwAKn 
0,    1921. 


1.  In  a  frictioii  pull'\,  ihi-  coiubiaation  ><(  :  a  cylln 
ilri  al  liand  .  a  Mim  k  plainer  liavlnj;  a  cylindrical  bore 
to  tit  Miiugl)  ui"oi  said  l>aiid  .  a  plurality  of  friction 
bl."k-i  fittin-  o\ei-  and  carried  by  tuiiil  retain.T :  and 
bi.i's  passing  thr..u>;h  said  Mockn.  said  retainer  and  said 
liaiol  and  locking  said  r.'taiuer  and  blocks  holidly  on 
said    band. 


1,469,829  REVERSIBLE  LOCK.  Ernk.st  L  Teich, 
New  Britain.  Ci.nn  .  assignor  to  The  .American  Hard- 
wnre  Corporation,  New  Brlt.iin,  Conn  .  a  Corporation 
of  Connectlrut  Hied  Ma\  :',.  1022  Seri:!l  N..  .'>r.'<,  1 7«. 
^    Claims,       MM     70-^-lf.  ) 


.VV-A^  V  V-V-l 


-J^ 


i 
7 


1.169.830.  0!i:i:AiI\''  H-\M'!-F  Fi>K  MUTION-PIC- 
Tl'RE  CAMF1;.\S  ,l;i;it.s  Fe.^^ikk,  Huchesiitr.  N,  \  . 
assignor  ii>  Ea»inia[j  Knlak  Cuuipaiiy-  Rociu>>r,  .N  V... 
a  1  ..rporntlon  '!  N  «  V-rk,  1  ileii  Nov  i7,  1922. 
Serial  No.  601, 62o.     4  Claims.      (Li,   74—33.; 


lA-A/^'^^V'i-^Vw 


1.  A  lock  for  double  doors  of  the  type  having  rabbeted 
edges  forming  flanges  that  are  arranged  to  engage  when 
tiie  doors  are  closed  having,  in  coaihinatlon,  a  lock  case 
and  a  reversible  latch  lx)lt  mounted  in  one  of  the  doors,  a 
reversible  face  plate  for  the  lock  adapted  to  be  applied  to 
the  front  face  of  the  flange  of  said  door,  a  reversible 
striker  plate  adapted   to  be  applied   to  the  front   wall  of 


1  Manual  opcr.'iting  means  for  a  motion  picture  cam- 
era couiprisiDt:  a  siiuft.  a  crank  rigid  therewith  ami  a 
hand!''  pivof^i  at  one  eml  to  the  crank,  .said  crank  t:av- 
Ing  a  leaf  spring  secured  thereti,.  and  hearing  agiiinst 
the  pivoted  end  of  the  handle,  said  handle  bavin i;  h  fiat 
surface  against  which  the  spring  is  adapted  t"  bear  to- 
hold  Ilie  haniile  nsilieiitly  in  one  position,  and  the  sprint 
and  handle  having  co-opt^ating  latch  inemlK-rs.  whereby 
the  handle  Is  positively  latched  In  another  position. 


1.4»iO,H;n         Sllui:.       He.vkv     BEN.iAMix     Gdbman,    Carn- 
bridge,   Mass.,   assignor  to   I'niti  d  Shoe  Machinery   *  .r- 

J  ,  ,-1  Coriiiirat  inn  of  New   .liTsey. 
Serial    No.    317,706.      7    Claims. 


I" 

rul 

in!. 

1 

'at 

rs.'i 

N 

1-" 

led 

A' 

1^' 

1. 

'i      1! 

U 

p 

( ( 

•1. 

36^ 

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2  t 

1     As    an    article    of    ninniifacture.    a    s<d( 
provided     wifti     a     marginally    exu-ndlng     rib 
stitches    for    the   at  tai  linii  nf   of  a    shoe   upper 
pressioii    adjacent    tn    the    inner    wall    <■ 
portions   of   th.e   ih-pressinn    aiij.-icent    tn 
said   rib  at   nr   t;ear  'iie  he;    breast    line 
deeper    liiau    thn     reniiiinini:    purtiims 


for    ,shoi-s 

t  I     receive 

,-irnl    fl    de- 

f    said    ri!n    thnse 

the    inner   wall   of 


l>eing 


1.400, '^;V2.  SFLFCT1VF  CIKCI  ITS  I'ci;  Ml  I/IIILFX 
SKLN.ALINi;  Baxtkh  P.  Hamiltun,  Hronkiyn.  N  Y., 
as.--ignur  tn  Amerii':i!i  ■Teln(ii!ciii(.  ainl  'l^',■J^api<  Coin- 
pan\  a  Cnrpnration  nf  New  York  1- ib-d  Sept,  23, 
1010.      Si  rial    Nnn   32"nOHi,      14   Claims,      ^  Cl     170  —  15,) 


I  i 


-t-  T  ♦^Ht-j-HH. — ! — r^^-H^-r-»— — 


-14.   A    plurality    of    pairs   of    filters   one    filter   of    each 
pair    being   a    low-pass    filter    and    the    other    a    hlgh-paaa 

(liter,   a   '  limit    common   to   all   of  said   filters   for   convey. 


246 


in^  currents  of 
iH'rtain    flltcrH    of 
in(iivi(!ual    rn   <'&c 
■urrf'nt-4  'if   only 
fhe    filt'Ts   of   sai 


OFFICIAL  GAZE^ITE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1928 


dJlTprpnt  frwjuencies  successively  through 

differrnt    pairs,    and    a    branch    circuit 

I   of   said    pairs   of   alters   for  conveying 

:hf  fre<iuencies   that   are   transmitted  by 

pair. 


l,4e>9.836        RN<;iNK        Wir.r.iAM     A      T!oi.Di!«OHAi7anr, 
Clovls.     N      Met         FiUd     Jun      19.     19?0        SeHal     No. 

352. ■♦IT,       :5    Ciainis        i("l      1:^1  —  97   i 


1.469.833.  CHUCK.  B»ngt  M  W.  Han.sos.  Hartford, 
Conn.  nied  Mar.  24,  1922.  Serial  N^.  546  294  4 
Claims.      (C!.    2f79 — 99) 


1    A   chuck    ha 

plurality  of  splra 


1.469,834.     STKEltING  TONGUE:.     JiNits   Bbcci  Bath 
AWAt     and     .VLrKEi)    Kegi.vald    Mi  ItiAKMU",     Branc'cn, 
Manitoba,    Canada.      Filed    Apr.    15.    1922       Serial    No 
5o2,921.     5  riajms.      tCl.  27^— : 


Ing    a    tapered    recpH.s    provided    with    a 
ril)s  of  relatively  flnf  pitch. 


>^    lateral 
a    sprint; 


1,469,8,'?."  PRoClESS  (*F  MAKING  HKELS.  Cue.ster 
HCNT,  Lynn.  Nla!.s  ,  a,«!j:^nur  to  I'nlte<l  Shoe  Machin- 
ery I ',,r;M.ratii  a.  I'lit.r's.in,  N.  .J,,  a  Corporation  of 
N.-w   J^-'<.y       liu-d   Feb     14,    HMs,      Serial   No    217.228. 


un:s 


L 


1  +: 


'irient  in  nvthods  nf  niakins  het'l,< 
pr^vidin,'     tup     aritl     hoT"m     clement'; 

ly  the  tr''ad  and  seat  lifts  of  a  heel, 
said    elements    an    infecral    body    ele- 

leo'i.*,  aemi-plastlc  materi;il  equal  In 
Irality  of  heel  lifts,  and   then  compres-x- 


1  In  a  sre.Tint  fi.ntrje,  a  r'tir  tim_Mi.'  .j.  rM"i!  and  a 
f'lT'Aar-l  toi.,:i,if  »e.'tiun,  the  rear  en^l  "i  iu>-  forward 
section  passini;  t<i  the  rear  of  the  frnnr  ••nd  nf  ttie  rv-ar 
section,  1  pivot  fastening  connecting  the  fr»rward  ►rid  '•' 
the  rear  -.ee'j.in  |tn  rhe  adjoining  porrion  nf  th-  front 
s>»ction,  >aii!  piv'it  fnstening  permitting  <if 
nmi  ver'i  al  .swi:!;!::.;  nf  th.'  frunt  .section  ui 
yieldingly  coniie.-ii',-  rh^  rear  end  uf  t\'.'-  fr^nt  -lection 
to    tt>'    r-ar   part    if    '■!••   r-'ar   ^fctmn 


0    That  .  inspr 
whi-."i    consi-^ts 
rr>    furm    respe'tiv 
arranging    betwee 
n)ent     of    homogi 
thickness  to  .n   pi 

ing  said  •  !enieu'k<  and  wtiile  the  elements  are  under 
conipresjiion  driving  fastenings  positioned  to  attacli  to- 
gether said  top  and  bottom  elements  and  said  body  por- 
tion   and    hold    tliem    under    corapresslon. 


2  \D  enk'liie  liavirii;  :in  approxlniattdy  cylindrical, 
•tatlonary  ca-ilng,  wjiid  casing  (comprising  a  plurmlltj 
•  if  head  phites  corner  bars  inserted  between  B&ld  head 
plates  anil  se<-iir>'lv  attached  thereto  tiy  means  of  bolta 
or  the  like,  arcuate  partitions  on  said  c.irner  bars  ex- 
teixling  inwardly  in  siihstiintiHlly  radial  direction  be- 
tween said  head  plat>s  to  form  ahntmcii'w.  said  p*rtl- 
tii'iis  t)etn;r  ircMi',.  I  w..riiini:  himticr  lieing  formed 
between  each  pair  of  .idjaceiit  partitions  and  an  Inter- 
rtiediarv   licii,]   pi.-ir.-,   a   flat  tilade  in  each  of  said  working 

'■hamhers    hinired    <iti    the    p.irtifhin    in    t!i )rner    formed 

t'etween  fhe  head  plate  and  ttie  convex  side  of  one  of 
said  partitiorm,  said  flat  blade  fit. .ruling  .across  the 
''hamber  .and  adapted  t'l  cntact  wi'ii  tin-  convex  Bide 
of  the  other  parti'icn  f  irriiitiL'  'fti<!  'hamixr,  the  conTex 
side  of  each  partition  b.  jui;  ■  oii-'fot ri'-  with  the  axis  of 
th"  hinge  in  its  chainlfr  ,  a  -Tank  <haft  extending  axl- 
ally  tb.riM)i;b  the  asiiii,',  ;itikt-d  connection  between 
said  crank  stiaft  .irid  each  .^f  8.iid  blades,  means  for 
admitting  tl'ii.!  'ind.r  pr'-ssiire  tt>.  and  exhausting  It 
from  tiie  8»'v.-r:il  !-liarnb<Ts  successively,  packing  strips 
along  the  wi  rkiri^'  ■■•\^f<  of  each  blade,  and  holding 
fingers     for    se.-uri-iL'     -aii!     strips     to    .-nch     blade. 


1,469,8;;7 
!Ni;tov 
Serial 


W.\SHIN<;    \I.^l   IIINF 

.    Kasr    F{;tridi-lph,    N      V 
No      *VJ4,.-71.       3     Claims. 


CnutlFS     M.     HCNT- 

Fii.d    Mar     12,    1923. 

{C\.    t;i       24.) 


f  >«r,...-^t 


1.  In  a  washing  machine,  a  platform,  a  rotatable 
container  on  the  platform,  a  pivoted  supporting  arm 
mounted   above    the    platform,    a    pivoted    bracket    at    ona 


] 


OcTOBEB  y,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


247 


*nd  of  the  Bupi.ortlng  arm.  means  for  adjusting  the  sup 
porting  arm,  a  Khaft  supported  by  the  bracket,  and  a 
head  on  the  lower  end  of  the  shaft  and  positioned  lii 
tl;e  container. 


1.4fi9.8,'^8. 
Nantlcoke 
554,738. 


COMBIN.VTION  TOOL.     ChaUi.e.s  H    .Iacoby. 
I'a.       Filed     Aiir,     18,     1922.       S-rlal     No 
1     Claim.       (CI.     7—16.) 


\  devic  of  th..  class  described  comprising  a  casing 
^■omposed  .>f  a  single  strip  of  metal  folded  Intermediate 
Its  ends  and  bent  to  provide  a  housing,  said  strip  being 
outwardly    bowe<l    in    advance    of    said    housing    with    its 

fr, nds    extended     toward    each    other    and    c<.nnected 

to  form  the  end  of  the  handle,  and  a  plurality  of  tools 
pivotallv  niounte<l  betw.en  the  side  members  of  said 
strip  with  one  end  extending  into  said  housinir,  said 
housing  having'  a  recess  in  one  edge  to  form  a  seat 
for  a  tool  when  swung  outwardly 


1  4rt9s';9  Tin;  MANrUACTlHI-:  OF  A  (  (CVTING  FOR 
CLOTHS  FOU  AKHOl'UANF.  WINCJS  nH  I'LANKS 
ANh  TIIK  1  !K1  Kiinsn!  Kawashim^,  Mitsugi-gun, 
Jap.nn.  FiUsl  He.-.  11,  1922  Serial  No.  COC.'J.-iH.  :; 
Claims.      (CI,    134—79.) 

2  A  tnethod  of  producing  a  coating  material  for  cloths 
for  aeroplane  wings  <.r  planes  and  the  like,  which  con- 
sists In  treating  nitn, -llulose  with  an  amieous  solution 
of  boric  acid  and  hydrogen  peroxide,  and  then  dissolviiig 
said  treateii  nitrocellulose  in  acetone,  and  then  dis 
solving  t.oric  acid  and  niM-nesinni  chloride  in  the  same. 


1  469,840        FFKI'     MK<"1IAN1SM 

rnv,     He\erly,     Ma^s  .     nssiL'nor 
ciiincry     Corporalnn.     I'aterson, 
of     New     .lersey,        I'iied     Oct 
.334,77:'.      :■„-,   Chiim.s 


to 
N 

;i, 

Cl      12    -12) 


I  TI.Kl!      I»,      KsdWi. 
rnltcd     Shoe     .Ma- 
.1  .    a    Corporation 

191ic       Serial     No. 


the  article  whicti  is  in  contact  with  said  supporting 
means  while  maintaining  said  article  undisturted  to 
move  it  p.ist  said  sni.portir.g  means  in  a  path  which 
extends   in    the   same   -et.er:t!   direction   as  does    the   stack. 


l,4r.9,'i4I         \Ii.ll  .^T\H!.K    Sl'OTLlGHT    1  < 'K    HENTAL 
CHAIKS,       IK'.N    I,a/.m:     New    York,    N      \         V'h-<i    Aug. 
5,    1920,    Serial    No.    401  .:V.'-\       Kenewe.l    Mut 
.''.  Claims       iCi,   24u — 4.) 


1.  A  machine  of  tlie  class  described,  having  in  com- 
tination,  a  magazine  for  holding  a  stack  of  articles 
In  substantial  alinement  with  one  another  having  sta- 
tionary means  located  to  support  one  end  of  the  stack 
and  adapted  to  resist  force  applied  io  the  direction 
of   the  length  of   the  stack,   and    mean.s  for  manipulating 


T.'2:i 


1  In  n  >i.otlight  adapted  f-f  n-e  v\-itb  :i  de!,i.,l  chair, 
a  \er(ical!\  disposed  support  a  sp(itli;.'i,it  ad.inst.ably 
secured  to  the  free  end  of  the  support,  n  ss-o  light  aii- 
justably  secured  to  the  support  intermediate  it.s  ends, 
.and  m^aiis  .  ;irried  by  the  support  arranged  to  .'tdjust 
said  spotlights  in  order  that  rays  of  licht  can  be  di- 
rected into  the  mouth  of  a  patient,  one  li.ul.t  being  for 
the    upper    jaw,    the    other    for    the    lower    jiiw 


l,4tV,..s42,  ATTOMATIC  WINKQW  SHAnU  Thmmar 
r.isTKi.i.  LiviN(;sTii\.  North  Augusta  S  c  Filed 
.Ian  .".,  1922.  Serial  No,  527,143.  1  Claim.  (Cl. 
l.'iG-~-2'*  ) 


L 


^ 


U 


i  J3 


A  <b'Vice  of  the  character  dcscriited  coniprisint:  in 
comtiination.  a  shade  bracket  having  an  ojieiiing.  teetli 
formed  on  the  wall  of  the  opening  throughout  a  portion 
of  the  length  of  the  wall,  a  roller,  pintles  in  the  ends 
of  the  roller,  the  pintle  at  one  end  of  the  roller  having 
ribs  foriBed  fhercn.  the  ribs  adapted  to  normally  en 
gage  the  teeth  of  the  wall  of  the  opening  to  restrict 
movement  of  the  roller,  means  for  tnoving  the  roller 
n  curtain  wound  on  the  roller,  and  one  end  of  the  cur 
tain  Ix'ing  weighted  to  normally  hrdd  'he  snnie  in  an 
extended  position. 


248 


1,469,S43      WOOD 

l!.'J.       Fil.d     Fel. 


BINDER.      Amskv  V.   Llovd.  Klklutri 
-1,    lOi':;       Serial    No.    620,5^5.      :i 

-11.) 


,^" 


srnn- :  il!v    wt»<lK»'    s.* 
war'lly     curved    an 


strui.  turtilly  in' 
'aid  nieml)ers  :;;ivi 
«<>ctioa. 


1  4'V.  v4t      suttt: 

WAHK    r.OOMS- 
assiirnor     t'l     Croit 
Corporation    of    V[ 
Serial    N<i.    535. Otis 


1.  Th-  rr;f'::o.l  ^.f 
comprises  shaping 
pr"i:ni'in_'  tt.>  ■'•■!' 
T  ;';br:f:inr,  rhcr>';! 
prPn'Ti.'ited  p.i-t!-n  ' 
adhesivnly    securin^- 


1  4'';»  s^.' 


.Nf*r  RY.     r!:..ri 


OFFICIAL  GAZFTTK 


(JCTOBEB  9, 1923 


h:'.\  n,'  ,1  suli 
avir::„'  rw'i  r^ar 
■il     n>'tnti»'r>»     on 

ii    substantially 


KiailiK  BI.(^rK  FOR  NAFJROW- 
JusETH    8     M.KW,    Worcpster,    Nfa9«  , 

pt.in     A     Koowlt's     L.Kjni     W.irhs.     a 

assachusett.s.       Fil.'d     Feb      8.     \922. 

'.    Claims.       tn     139 — IhS  1 


nf  l.'vers  which  have  'hoir  lower  ends  puotally  secured  to 
said  frame,  a  cDgs  head  having  upwardly  and  outwardly 
extendiug  arm«.  said  arms  being  plvotaily  c-.un.cted  Inter- 


Jlf      .   V'  V 


:J1j:  -^dIj 


forminn   a    -h'lt'l.'   :;ui.U-   : 
and    ^ro'ivinjj    fi,.-    ^'uid*- 
r    portion    i:f    th.-    i.Mii.1.' 
'►•r    ruti  i!i_-     >li)'-     t  tiroiji 


'   the   iintrfntfd   marfr;a!    -Ai-hir: 
a    relnforci.'u'    s*r; p    therein. 


k,   which 
lock,    iiu- 

'■if-k    with 

the     ;;;. 


medist.  the  .^ids  if  gald  llnttg.  n  coniH-ctliiK  rod  plTOtally 
conn(H-ted  to  .^ald  cross  h.ad.  and  meanK  for  reciprocating 
aai<i  r':'nn«'Ctinir  r-'d  r^  ca'is*'  said  tabl.-  l^ares  to  moTe 
dMwi;wir'i:y   an.i    iiiwirdly    toward  each  other. 


\rTnM.»,TIi'    PISIIINC     HFKI 


1,469.847       ArTOM.\TlC   TFTLKrHONF    SYSTEM       WiL- 

t.tAM    \\.tLTKK   OwKv     Oak    Park.    Ill      asslciior    to  Auto- 
matic Kloctric  i'(.rni«un,   ('hn-airi",    III  ,  a  i  ".irporatlon  of 
Illinois.      F!!»-<1   Vlay   .o.    \\\\\     S.'riiil    \.,    'j::.".  Ifii'       Up 
newed   Jan     .'1'.    19.:;       ;;_•   i  ialms       o'l.    ITit   -18.( 


Vr.KRKn    V> 


Y  ,  assienor  ^  >  VI  irtjn  Vntomatic 
Fi-hiniT  K^«»l  r<,niliany,  Moh.awk  \  V  si  i'^  i-j>orn  rl'iii 
.f  N.>w  Yirk  Piled  Jijn*»  U  V^2\  Serial  No. 
:7'i       :'.   T'ainii       (C\,   242— 84  .I, » 


^r^^ 


'M^'  KI'n^^^T'i- 


3.   In    an    autonai 
a    lever   carrying    n 
recess,   a   i>rake   si  >  • 

for    tltfini;    into     x'-.. 

Wh.  — •  ,  -.,  '■  ,,M  s:' 
otLct.  .i;-  1  :i>':i ':«  ;i. 
named  lev.  r  w!i.-»' 
ond  named  levpr  ' 
namp<l  lever  to  F  .  k 
'y  '  .  stop  t'  •  r  • 
riirtin^  the  furth>-r 
whereby    to    unlo^  k 


n  ■ 


I 


.1 


.1    h 


r'it:ir'.'      i;i..'     -.pri.d, 

■    r-i;.  i!     'ri.-r.'in     a 

fver    having    a    !■•  n '    >■!  •] 

the    first    namt'd    ..  vtr, 

1    Itvors    ill    given    relation    to   each 

nii'.tini:    th^   depression    of  the   first 

'■a  IS,'   the   bent   end  of  the  sec- 

r'l!!     ;n*o    'b-     r. ■'•.•<-    i.f    tb...    first 

rt-laTlLiti.   where- 


1  i '  1     !  •'  V  fif  s    1 ; 

M..n    -f    fh. 

T<'^S!"n     of 

•  \    Ipv.-r'' 


•■  "!.    and    means    per- 

ib.>    first    nam»'d   l.-'vpr. 
a;i-w     fur     i;..-     rii:a- 


1.4';;'  --I.-; 

..ur<h.    i 


M'.wvk;.     I,       M,[,' 
.\iiitTii'a[;    .'^h'-'.'t   .! 
,  a  tf orpvratio:! 


S'Tial    N'l 


")5<j.4  4n. 


<\   Tin    I'ia'e 
,Vt^\v  .!■  rs«  y 
4    Claims, 


wii.'U    a   plij- 
H   fMl  ilni;  li.' 


1.  In  a  r.'l.-pb  »!!.■  ^yRtem.  an  automan 
rality  of  wii..r-  fi--  -.i  <  --.viteh,  trunk  iin 
vice  havinj;  a  ^mt  ■■:  uiipuis.'  sp.rln^s  i><T  controllini:  s;\!d 
switch  t'l  •'•ii..-*  N.iid  wipi'rs  -:r!ii:l!an«»ous!y  with  difT.r 
ent  trunk  ii'i.-<  a  .lial  fnr  -aid  d.'\  !.■►•,  a  pluraMfy  nf  cm- 
centric  r(>«a<   ..f   tiru-.T   h s  mii   .<a:.l   dial   for   v»r]aMy  ron- 

trollinesaid  i'iir)iil-.  S''-;'»:'=.  th-'  '■.>rr.-si>orK!ini{  ■ 'n..-cntric 
holes  of  each  t>>\\  '•■']-\^  .irriru'..!  'i  , -■■[]':,.)  ^'.-a^  irjipiiisc 
springs  in  a  -.n;.:  nr  iimmlt  i  switr-i,  ir,.-  (|.  v'.'..  -ri- 
froJIed  by  <,■•:. I  '-(11101,'  device  nb.  i,  .•,  .n  trulLvl  Siy  tb.>  liolcs 
of  one  r..w  ■  .r  swltchlne  from  n.'  tn  anoth.T  of  said 
wipers,  ami  a  switchlne  .1.  via.  .onrr  .Dd  by  said  calling 
d.'vice  when  controlled  by  *'  hi.,.s  of  annth.-r  row  for 
switching  to  another  of  siii.!  w;;>.rs 


Fibvl    .\pr     Z 
'Tl.    1.-3-    1.5 

1.    A  doubling  macfJlue  for  metal  plat.-to  and  aheet.^,  c<-.m 
prlsinkc  a   ba.se.  a   fra^ie   supporting  siructurt\  a  doubling 


cable  com[H)ged  of  tw 


o   ."aNfs,   arms   i»iv    tally   se^-urf'd    to 


said  framf  and  to  w  id  table  leaves  for  supportinx  said 
lea-t.-,  liults  pivotally  s*-<-;ired  to  »aid  Itaveg  intermediaTe 
their  ends  adjacent  tli^-ir  inner  side  facfs,  said  link.s  hav- 
Ins:   their   other   end.s   pivataliy    secured    to   tbe   upper  end 


\r\i  rfiNK  cirutiKs  F  Pym, 
'-'  '  r-t.sl  Sii..c  \lHchlnery  Corpo- 
'  a  '  I  ifp-ra  tioi!  of  New  .Jersey. 
44,974.     Rcnew(.d  Auc. 


i.4';;','»»'>      i,.A,-]i\( 

I.vnn  ,    M!iss  .   ,1  siij:: 

rafl.,ri,    FaN'ro.n,    V 

Flle«l  .July    15    HUn.  .^fr:al  No 

9.   192J,     Seria;   N..    .'iHO.Sl'j      4_'  riaimfl.      iCl    12  — 14.) 

1  A  machine  t..r  astiii^-  the  •<,.-  p.)rtl<.n  of  a  welt  shoe 
havinu'.  in  cmbin.u  inn.  .Tid  .  :iihra<-inB  wijiers  and  sh<.e 
poaltloninij  m'an-j  relariv.  :y  m<.vai)|,.  >,  wipp  the  upper 
over  the  perij'hfry  "i  ih--  toe    .f  The  last  •.,  the  edge  of  the 


: 


OCTOBEB  iJ,  1U23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


•hoe  bottom  and  then  over  the  feather  of  thi-  Inneraole, 
and  means  for  forcing  a  binder  into  holdiuj?  rcluliun  to 
tile  upper  in   the   angle  between    the  feather  and   the   rib 


iif  the  inncrsol.  and  for  iuscrtlnc  th.  ends  of  the  hinder 
Into  the  Hhoe  while  the  wipers  continue  to  hold  the  upper 
firmly    in    lat^ted    position. 


l,4tlU.S4;i  f^KIMNO  MAClllNK,  Fraa.M!  J.  IUt,  BeT- 
erly,  Mass.,  as.signor  to  United  Shoe  Machinery  Corpo- 
ration, I'atersou,  N.  J.,  a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey. 
Filed   July    2.'?,    1921.      Serial    No.    487,156.      8   Claims. 

Ml    <;'.»     ;»  5. 1 


1-::>7^^.-7^5:•■■^.t^r{j 


■      .\   i;i:'-iiin.'  ,  f  ill.    class  .l.'scrili.Ml,   havinu  ii,  ci.nibin.a 
ti.in.  a   rot.rv    .•>  1  iridricjii   knife,  a   r"'ary    f<>.d  n.U   haviiu 
a   pcriph' ry   wbicli    is   (niisfi   Ioii;,'ltu(iinal!y  of  the   r.l;,   a 
r.irary   pr.  s-.  r    n.ll    haviii-  a   large  end  and   a   small    emi 
!bo    pi  ri[ih.T\     ..f    flu-    presKer    roil    beinj:    conca\e    l..n:;i 
tudnialU    '■.   ,-   ir.-  |).ii,l    to   the  convex    loDt'itudiiial    'airva 
"!r..    Mf    .|,,     |..  rii.loTy    ..f    the    feed    roll,    the    lar^e    end    of 
fhp   prfsser    fill   p.  iHK   lo.ated  above  the  feed   roll   and   at 
one   side   .jf   a    v.  rroal    plane    pnssfsl    transversely    throui;h 
the  c^nt.T  .>f  the  fe.  .1   roll  and  having  its  smaller  end  ex 
lendln-  ..v,  r  the  smaller  .'nd  nf  the  feed  roll,  an  edce  ga;:e 
located   adja.-eni    the   lartrer  ond    of   the    pr.'sser    r..Il,    and 
meaiis    f  :r   .lri\lni:   the   j.n^ser   roll 


1.469.8.50.  SKIVING  MACllINF.  Fitti.  Hicks  and  Ai. 
TBED  Edwakd  Rich.ikij-s,  Lticester.  England,  assignors 
to  United  Shoe  Machinery  Corporation.  Paterson.  N  J., 
a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey.  Filed  June  2:!.  1921.  Se- 
rial No.  479.8.36.  14  Claims.  (CI.  69 — 9.5.) 
1.  A  machine  of  the  class  describwi,  having  iu  cumbi- 
nation,  a  rotary  skiving  knife  and  means  for  feeding  a 
piece  of  sheet  material  to  the  knife  in  such  mann  r  a«  to 


produce  a  beveled  margin   thereon,  yjiid  mean..-  comprising 
two   memtars   adupt.-d    t.,  .  i^^a^;,-    iL.-   ii.iirKii.    i.f    the    ma 
terial,  one  uu  um    side  and  cm   on  th.    (ithir,  tie    vii"  rativ.- 


76- 


S 


fares  of  .said  members  1»  iiiK  Bhaptsi  ;.•  bend  the  margin 
into  a  (urv  ..n.!  te  erert  mtixlinuin  pnssur.  .i;..'it  the 
margin  at  a  lo<ality  spaced  from  the  edge  if   th.    material. 


I.489,8M.       ATTACHMFNT    FOR     HOOP     CLAMPS     OF 
AUTOMOHILFS        Ja.mps     Srr  i  i.t     and     William     B. 
McCoy.  Sullivan.   Ind,      nie,)  Mar    «.   lf>22       S.Tla!   N.i 
.'>42,u.?:i.      3    Claims.       (CI.    292     67.  i 


!  In  ■All  HM  iihrn.i,t  f.r  h.iod  clamps  of  automobiles, 
the  c*)mbitiHtion  »it(i  th».  head  of  a  clHtLip  a  ]>  ..\.  .aj.pIifHl 
to  one  sid.'  ..f  said  head.  ,a  plat,  liavin^'  .■!  h:,n'i!.  ,!p|.ii.  d 
;■>  thi-  ..th.T  side  nf  said  h.,ad.  and  in-.a'-  ■  ^tending 
through  the  pilat.'s  fur  .  lainpii;-  th.-ui  o"  ihe  head. 


.4d;»,.S,-,2  MAillINF  r<ili  t'CTFINi,  S('.\!'  i  s\\  ..rilllK 
I'l.ASTir  MATI.RIAL.  laH  is  11  Sinm-  s.  .Maiden. 
Ma^s  ,  a^^i-ln  r  t..   r..tter  Frug  A  (liemical  i  orjioration. 

.Mald.n      Ma<-      .,    CeriMirat  ioii    ..f    Main.'        Filed    Feb. 
:;,    i;'i:2      Serial   No.  .'-i:;.'i,741.     2:;  Cltiims      («■;     2.".      112.) 


1.  A  machine  of  the  type  specified  comprising  in  com- 
bination a  stationary  way  onto  which  is  re<eived  a  main 
bar  of  plastic  maierial  continuously  led.  a  powiT  .n.erated 


250 


mechaniini,    meana 

function  »t  interval 
nlsna  fi.>r  sev«rin)j  bii 
the  fe*d  thereof,  mi* 
for  ►■rigaifing  an(J   naji 
»aid  way  ahead  nf 
tlon  in  the  path  of  s 
moviiiir  .■said  B»>ver>'d 
bar   and    ctjtting    it 


for    controlling    said    mechanism    to 

means  operated  from  off  said  mecha- 

r  sections  from  the  main  bar  durlnj; 

ns  .  [x-rable  from  off  salii  mechanism 

i7ing  each    severe<l  bar  section    along 

e  main  bar  into   a  determinate  posl- 

id  bar,  and  mechanism  for  afterward 

section   nut  of  the  path   of  the  main 

in  til    '■akes. 


th 


1  4^59,853.      HEEL 
ISAAC  Stein   and 
Jan     15.    1923. 


t.INING    FOR   BOOTS    AND   SHOES. 

Samubl   Sten,   Revere,   Mass.      Filed 

$erlal    No.    612,665.      3    Claims.      *C1. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


1  A  he«l  lining  lor  a  shoe  formed  of  a  single  piece  of 
flexible  sh^-et  mateiial  and  embodying  therein  a  counter 
portion  and  s'>le  portions  formed  integral  with  said  rount^T 
p.,rtton,  said  soU-  j^rtions  being  fstitched  tozpther  longl 
t  nlinally    rhert^'f 

:;.    A   hfel   lining  If 
flexible   sheet   mat-! 
portion     and    sole 
r.i;]i;tHr    [xirti  'n.    sa|i 
curvd  r^ar  .-iids  ;l  t 
th>'r>-<if    til    f'lrni    a 
portinn  b»ing  provid 
fM.i_'i>   betwK'!i   s^iiil   (' 
o-rrati'iri-i    biine 
ri-iis  :u  88  id  ''ur% 


ti.iiis    to    p-aid 


T  a  shoe  formed  >>{  a  .^inglf  [ne<-e  of 
.il  iind  .•mb«)dying  thendn  ,'i  counter 
Kjrtions  formed  Inteural  with  said 
d    sole   portions    being    provided    with 

being  stitched  together  longitudinally 

Mit rally  disp'^t^ed  s^am.  said  counter 
ed  with  serration.-i  fTnud  at  its  lower 
irved  end.s  of  said  side  portions,  said 
.■ipted    to   fold    bt'neath    said    sole    por- 

fods  and  means  to  «.■.  ure  said  serra- 
iM>rtions. 


I,4f'!i,>>.''i4  rOVIl'i 
J.  Sr'  vk:\  PittH 
No.  44S.-.TI       :; 


tVSD  HEGILATINO  VAl.VE  <';ni>fun! 
urgh.  I'a.  nied  Feb  -'>',  IK-l.  Serial 
','Iainas.      'CI.    !.''.>».— l>i  ' 


1  In  a  valve,  a 
for  admitting  flul 
valve  fur  ndmittli 
an  exhauif  passaj 


and  havlnif  its  ends  provided  with  areas  of  different  als^^s 
subject  to  fluid  pressure,  means  connectlnif  the  larger  of 
said  areas  with  the  main  chamber  and  the  exhaust  pa«saxe. 
the  second  valve  in  one  position  cutting  off  the  said  larger 
area  from  the  exhaust  pa.ssage  and  placing  the  said  larger 
area  in  communication  with  the  main  chamber,  and  in 
another  position  cutting  off  the  said  larger  area  from  the 
main  chamber  and  placing  the  said  larger  area  in  com- 
munication with  the  exhaust  jMisaage,  means  admitting 
the  lower  pressure  to  the  f^nialler  area  of  the  piston  to 
prevent  the  operatl«in  of  the  first  valve  when  the  fluid 
pressure  In  the  chamber  i.s  below  a  predeterminrd  value, 
and  a  che<'kvalve  between  the  second  valve  and  the 
source  of  the  lower  pressure  to  prevent  the  fluid  from 
the  source  uf  higher  pressure  from  communication  with 
the   .source  of   lower    pressure 


casing,  a  main  chamber  therein,  a  valvt> 

pres.sure  thereto,  a   manually-oj^erated 

g  lower  fluid   pressure  to  the  chamber. 

».  a  ptaton  connected  to  th-^  first  valve. 


l,4*59.S.'p." 
('hica:,'.! 
2   Clainss 


ArniM.ilUl.K    I'.I  .Mi'KU 

111       Kib'd   S.'|it     is,    l<r-'2. 
.(■!     -■!>:;      55.) 


1    KAS  K       1  I    MASK  K 

Serial   No    588,918 


1  An  auto!iiiiMli-  burnp.-r  r-iiui[)ri><nig  a  r>lalively  b.ii:; 
spring  bar  U-nt  tn  iimvidt'  rtarwanliy  projci  ting  end  P'T 
tions  adapte<J  to  support  said  bar  in  a  horizontal  position 
fiiTDSS  an  automobij.',  a  shorter  inii»*r  bar  of  spring  metal 
bent  to  provide  rearwardly  proJe<'ting  ends,  and  adapted 
to  be  secured  to  the-  ends  and  middle  portinn  of  the  sjiid 
outer  bar,  'it;d  a  relafiv.'ly  wide  butlliig  plate  removably 
secured  to  sa;il  outer  and  itin.r  bars  witb  capiacity  for 
normal  relativ  uioveUJeut  t«-tweeii  said  inner  bar  and 
liufflng  plate. 


l,46<.>,H.-6      BKI  T  SHirrEK 

led",     flhio  I'il.sl     .]:i'J       ;'.lt, 

T  Claims.      (CI.  64      4 


WaII.Ai  F    A     Tru  riEB. 
I'.ii;--'.      Serial    No,    TuVJ . 


^^(^        ' 


-■' —^  -■    '> 


1  .\  t)elt  shifter  of  the  ela.ss  described,  having  spaced 
belt  engaging  slide  naerisbers  spaced  iengtiiwlse  of  the  belt, 
stationary  means  fortnlnn  a  i:uide  f<.r  each  slide  member, 
and  means  bavin-  togule  connection  with  each  slldn 
member  and  with  the  stationary  means  adjacent  to  each 
slide  member  and  operable  both  to  impart  like  simultane- 
ous movements  and  relative  tnoveinents  to  the  slid* 
members.  "* 


October}),  1923 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


251 


1,469,857.  BOX-STRAPPING  DEVICE.  Si dn«t  W.  Treat, 
Chicago,  111.,  assignor  to  Slgnode  System,  Inc.,  Chicago, 
111-,  a  Corporation  of  Delaware.  Filed  Dec.  16,  1920. 
Serial  N<..  431,072.     14  Claims.     (CI.  217—69.) 


1  A  t)ox  reinforcing  member  including  integral  metal 
flanges  having  the  major  portions  thereof  extending  at 
substantially  right  angles  to  each  other,  said  flanges  t>elng 
provided  adjacent  to  their  meeting  edges  with  oppo.sed 
openings  adapted  to  receive  a  tensiunal  binder. 


l,469,sr.S.  GARMENT.  John  Ma.nmsg  v.*n  IlKfSirN. 
Boston.  Mas.s.  Filed  Sept.  29,  1921.  Serial  No. 
504,222      4  Claims.      (CI.  2—142.) 


S.  In  garments,  liners  for  those  portions  of  the  gar- 
ment which  idasp  the  body,  said  liners  being  of  pile  fabric 
and  having  the  pile  thread  inclined  In  the  direction  of 
slip  of   the  garment. 


1,469,860.  WORK-HOLDINC,  STAND.  Ctjbrt  Oiu  Wii- 
p«a,  Detroit,  Mich.,  assignor  of  onf^tbird  to  FYank  A- 
Maslen  and  one-third  to  Bernard  E.  Clark,  both  of  De- 
troit, .Mich,  nied  July  24,  1022.  Serial  No.  576.967. 
1   Claim       (CI-   144- -2^.*^.) 


1.469,859  BUCKLE.  Ai-fkkd  Veh.letti,  Attleboro, 
Mass.,  assigtior  to  Snart  Brothers  Company,  Attleboro, 
.Mass.,  a  Corpornlion  of  Rhode  Island.  Filed  Aug  17, 
1923.      Serial  No.  657.835.      1ft  Claims       (CI.   24-    U>4.) 


1.  In  a  spring  buckle,  the  combination  of  a  back  plate 
having  an  outwardly  flang«Hl  end  provided  with  a  trans- 
verse slot  therein,  an  outer  .shell  flxt^ly  engageable  there- 
with, a  guide  plate  plvotally  mounted  on  said  back  plate 
having  longitudinal  guldeways  therein,  a  locking  plate 
slldably  longitudinally  mounted  in  said  guldeways  having 
a  toothed  lip  to  lock  the  free  end  of  the  belt  against  said 
outer  shell,  a  bail  plate  longitudinally  slldable  on  said 
back  plate  having  one  end  thereof  outwardly  flanged  and 
the  other  end  thereof  projecting  through  said  transTerae 
slot  in  said  flanged  end  of  the  back  plate,  and  terminating 
in  a  bail  for  permanent  attachment  thereto  of  a  belt  end, 
and  spring  means  extending  between  the  outwardly  flanged 
end  of  the  ball  plate  and  the  outwardly  flanged  end  of 
the  back  ptlat«. 


\  work  supporting  stand  comprising  a  table  portioB 
having  a  slot  extending  longitudinally  thereof,  a  clamp- 
ing bar  pivoted  at  one  of  its  ends  adjacent  to  one  end  (rf 
said  table  portion,  the  pivotal  attachment  being  such  that 
the  clamping  bar  may  bo  swung  into  position  substan- 
tially parallel  with  the  surface  of  the  table,  said  clamping 
liar  having  a  slot  longitudinally  thereof  adapted  to  be 
brought  into  registration  with  the  slot  in  the  table  por- 
tion by  the  pivotal  niivetuent  of  the  bar,  and  guiding 
means  adapted  to  engage  said  clanipi-ig  bar  near  its  free 
end  to  h(dd  it  in  position  with  the  slots  In  registration, 
the  pivotal  movement  of  said  bar  being  adapted  to  carry 
it  away  from  the  surface  of  said  table  portion,  and  said 
table  piprtiun  when  said  clamping  bar  has  be*»n  swung  into 
Inoperative  position  being  left  free  and  unobstructed  for 
the  placing  of  work  thereupon,  the  upper  surface  of  the 
table  jiortion  l»eiug  provided  wiih  recesses  and  jd voted 
arms  mounted  within  said  recesses  with  their  upper  sur- 
faces substantially  llusb  with  jl.e  surface  of  the  table 
whereby  the  arms  may  Ik-  swuni:  from  a  closed  position 
within  the  table  portion  to  a  position  substantially  at 
rigiit  ani-'les  thereto  with  their  upper  surfaces  forming 
H  I  .ritinuation  of  the  utmbst rurted  upper  surface  of  tha 
t.aMe  portion. 


1,469,861.  FI'EL  ECONOMIZER  FOR  EXPLOSION  EN- 
GINES. RENft  Chaki.es  Waitki-I-ikr.  Samols-sur-Selne, 
France.  nied  June  S.  1921,  Serial  No.  475,931.  3 
Claims.  (CI.  123—119.1 


L 


1X2) 


1.  A  fuel  economizer  for  explosion  engines  comprisiinr  ,i 
casing,  an  eccentrical  tubular  projection  or  s.a  d  .ising 
adapted  to  be  secured  to  the  Intake  riipp  "f  'he  engine 
and  connecting  the  capacity  of  the  casing  to  the  said  in- 
take pipe,  means  for  admitting  outer  air  Into  said  casing, 
a  rotatable  disc  plate  in  the  casing  provided  with  a  port 
registering  with  the  inlet  of  said  tubular  projection,  a 
flexible  transmission  for  operatlvely  connecting  said  dl»c 


•25-2 


plate  to  a  member  ron 
ai;(3  mtans  fur  pn^duciDL; 
sion   auii    thert?6.v   ilL-«plji 
ptndectly    uf    tiie   a'  rjii 


'    '  r\x)Tn  r !  ri  11 

N'l.    ■t5>.74'.i.      ^  I'laiiii 
1.    A    viscous    fltiwabl 


OFFICIAL  GAZK'ITE 


(JCTOBE*  9, 192S 


roiliux  the  throttle  of  the  eagXno 
a  btnil  In  said  fleiilile  tranwnls 
ije   aaguLirl;    the  disc   pUte   ind*" 
1   of    the    throttle    valve   actuatin.,' 


1  4f?::»,s»'.i:     cELLri-OHEFrrnEu  solvent  and  com 

POSITION       Wii.LUiH    1!.    Webb.    K'^'hestpr,    N     Y..    a- 
Ka>Ta;a!i   Ki)dak  i'limpanv,   K.M■h.■s•^-^.  N,  V  .   a 
.f  New  fork.      Filed   Apr.   r>,    i:»-'l.      Serial 
I  ri,    i<>>     4<i  * 
ir"    ftim-fnrmiiig    rumposition,    cnm- 
prising    an    ether    of    o41ulose    dissolved    In    a    mixture    if 
ffhyl  benEi.it.'  and  a  lo^'er  Jionohydroxy  aliphatic  alcohol. 


1.4fVj>>!.; 


KI.HT.oHE-KTHER    SOLVENT   AND    COM- 


POSITION       Wll.LlA 

sicnor  ti>  Ka^trnan    Ki 
Corporatiuri   "f  N>' 
No,  4r)^.Tr)n      ->  Clai 
4.    A  ci'nipijsitiori  of 
and  beiuTl  acftatp 


K.    Webb,    Rochester,    N,    Y  ,    as- 
lak  t'ompany,  Rochester,  N.  Y  .  a 
rork.      nied  Apr,   5.   1921,      Serli! 
18.      I  CI,   106 40  1 

latter  coiEprising  a  cellulose  ^ther 


l,4ti9.S64        RIVETING 
Wai.    Philadelphia. 
No,  445,6-47.     IS  Claims 


APPARATUS.      JouN     HowAKU 
I'a.      nied    Feb.    17.    1921.      Serial 
(CL  78 — 16.) 


1  .At)  app.iratus  of  ^  ■^^^  character  descriiit'd  iaciudinic  in 
combiiiatiijii,  a  table,  i  peimmatio  rivetin»{  t"-!;  and  an 
associated  cUiapinji  de-ii>-e.  .^i>l  device  beiaa  bi:-i«ed  to  the 


pri.uDQatic  ti  'j1  ■ 
the  table. 


a-s  t( 

larr. 


capiiMe  of  beia^  swjri^  clear  of 
placed    up'oij    tir    removed    from 


.I'^srpH  Wii,r,BN,  rhlcago,   Ii;       tiled 
411,432,       1    fTaim        (CI. 


An  app,ire;  tn-It,  corr.prisiii;,-  a  tiody  portion  or  *trap 
haTing  ^ne  .  nd  folded  iipc>ri  itself  for  a  substantial 
length,  a  buckle  gecur"*!  to  the  outer  layer  of  said  folded 
portion  intermediat"  ihe  ends  theredf.  s.iid  folded  pijr- 
tion  bein,'  extended  lieyond  the  ton_'ii.  of  said  buckip. 
and  keepers  secured  ti)  said  folded  portion  on  each  side 
of  said   buckle 


l,46y.8rt0,       BOTTLE 


and   FtA.vK    E    Licwi.^.   Shreveport,   La. 
19:i2       Serial    No,    5B8,617,      4   Clainw, 


COOLER. 


the  front  tide  of  the  casing,  a  container  naounted  idjfteent 
the  door   within   the  caxing   Independent   uf   the   door   for 


JE.SSI:      W.      WOODWAID 

inied  Not.   2. 
(CI.   82 — 46,) 
1.   Ad  apparmtus  fo^  the  purpoM  set  forth   comprising 
a  easlDf.  a  downward^  and  outwardlj  iwlaclaK  door  in  ^^ 


^■i. 

•  / 

E 

r\  ?a ; 

"1 

rocklDg  movemenr,  ,ind  mean.s  for  connecting  the  con- 
tainer with  t!i>-  door  whereby  the  opening  of  the  door 
will   rock   the   container   tbroUiih    t^e   frci-.r   of   the   casing. 


l,460,H'"i7        WHKKI,        I'ARi.    Ymim,     rhi 
Oct.    18,    1917,      Serial    No.    197. .;2I), 
152— <<,  I 


•ais'o.    111.      Piled 
:'.    Claims,      (CL 


1  A  ivh^-^:  cuoiprlsing  a  hnri.  spokes  connected  there- 
with, a  rim  conne<Ted  with  said  spokex,  elongated  guid- 
ing ripeniui.'s  in  said  ritn.  a  tlevihle  metal  perimeter  ex- 
terior to  said  rim,  said  flexible  mef.il  pennieter  made 
up  of  a  series  of  links,  pivots  connecting  said  links  to- 
gether, a  spiral  foiled  spring  interposed  between  each 
link  and  the  rtm  of  the  wheel,  and  guides  e„nnecte<l  with 
certain  of  said  links  find  projecting  Into  said  elongated 
guiding  openings   In   said   rim 


l,4«J»,Rfi«  DFrTACHARLE  LIKTER.  EnurND  L.  Zc- 
K08KI,  St.  Louis.  Mo.  Filed  Aug,  1,  1921.  Serial  No. 
4MS,88<),      4   Clnims       (f^,   294—27.) 

1  The  combination  with  a  utensil  having  a  handle 
with  a  hole  near  Its  outer  end,  of  ■  iletacbable  lifter 
'.tisistlng   of  an   elongated   body    Lomprlsing  a   grip  par^ 


OCTOBrRil,  in23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


253 


from    fb.     outer    portion    of    the    Inner 
liter  side  of  each 


tlon   at   one   end    and    an    engaging    portion    at    the    other       snccessirely    iowe 

end,    means    Intermediate    said    portions    adapted    to    pass       side   toward   rlie  Inner  portion    of   the 

through   said   hole  and   engage   the   upper  surface   of  said       blade    In    order    to    rhnnu-t     tbe    direr-tion    -rf    flow    of    the 

motive    fluid    passing    between    the    fdades    from    an    axial 

toward    a    radial   direction 


handle,  and  means  whereby  said  engaging  portion  of 
said  lifter  Is  maintained  In  alined  relation  tieneath  said 
handle. 


l,4ft«.80U,  CARUIKU- TRANSMISSION  ROTTING  AR- 
RANGEMENT. HrRMA.s  A,  AKKii.  LrooUJyu.  \  \., 
assignor  to  American  Telephone  and  Telegraph  Com- 
pany, a  Corpora tlon  of  New  York.  Filed  July  24, 
1919       Serial   No    31.S,101.      8  Claims.      ( CL    179 — 15.) 


c»U:. 


1,  In  a  signaling  system,  a  plurality  of  transmission 
lines  adapted  to  transmit  low  frequency  signaling  cur- 
n-nts  and  high  frequency  oscillations  of  the  order 
employed  for  carrier  transmission,  terminal  carrier  appa- 
ratus Including  means  for  translating  n  plurality  of 
Independent  low  frequency  signaling  currents  into  high 
frequency  carrier  oscillations  of  different  frequencies,  and 
switching  means  for  associating  said  terminal  carrier 
apparatus  with  any  one  of  said  transmission  lines  so 
that    carrier    oscillations    may    be    transmitted    thereover. 


1,469.870.  TURBINE  BLADING,  Hubkrt  C  Ai.i.e.n. 
Essington.  Pa.,  assignor  to  Westlnghouse  Electric  .^ 
Manufacturing  Company,  a  Corporation  of  Pennsyl- 
▼anla.  Filed  Apr.  18,  1922.  Serial  No,  5.">4,704  0 
ClBim,s,      (CL   253—77,) 


1.  In  a  turbine,  a  row  of  blades  adapted  to  receive 
motive  fluid  at  one  sld^  and  to  discharge  It  peripherally 
and    a    plurality    of   curved    deflector    members    arranged 


].4rt'.».S71,  PUESSUUE  RE(;ri.,\ToK  J^.,-t,i!!  WallacB 
W.is.'H.  Clalrton.  Pa,  Filed  Nov,  20,  !!•--  S.  rial  No. 
•  ;oj.i99,     7  Claims       iCl.  .no— :i.) 


1  An  automatic  pressure  regulator  comprising:  a  pair 
of  s|)ace<l  liquid  containers,  a  rigid  connecting  rod  secured 
to  said  containers,  n  conduit  connecting  the  lower  ends 
of  aald  containers,  a  supporting  member  having  a  pivot 
on  Its  upper  end.  said  conn<>cting  rod  being  mounted  on 
said  pivot  at  a  point  adjacent  one  of  aald  containers  and 
to  the  one  side  of  the  center  of  said  rod.  means  for  estab- 
lishing communication  between  the  fluid  l>ody  to  tie  con- 
trolled and  one  of  said  containers  whereby  variation  in 
the  pressure  of  said  body  will  \w  communicated  to  said 
container  and  cause  liquid  from  one  of  said  cotitainers  to 
flow  Into  the  other  of  said  containers,  thereby  causing 
said  containers  to  rock  about  said  pivot,  mean.s  for  limit 
Ing  the  movement  of  said  containers  and  means  oper- 
ated by  said  container.s  for  repilatinp  the  pressure  to 
said    fluid    body. 


1,469,872.  FT'MIOATOH,  i  a.mero.v  Ci.i>i,.n  .Vndeks.in 
.■ind  Kkedkhitk  .\d,^,\is,  \V'indsor,  Ontario,  (.'anada. 
Filed  Feb.  4,  1922,  Serial  No.  534,037  1  Claim, 
I  CI     1H7 — 3.) 


J^  ^-P 


.-\.  device  of  the  character  described  compri^ink'  a 
foramlnous  cylindrical  body,  a  disinfectant  container  fit- 
ting the  upper  end  of  the  body  and  extending  into  the 
same  and  supported  thereby,  a  heater  of  less  diameter 
than  the  body,  and  a  tapered  cover  tichtly  fitting  the 
container  .and  having  a  marginal  flange,  and  removable 
and  reversible  to  form  a  base  for  the  cylindrical  body 
and  to  extend  Its  tapered  portion  In'o  the  same,  said 
cover  having  a  central  depression  of  a  sise  to  receive  the 
heater,  and  centering  the  same. 


1,469,873  WINDSHIELD,  Albert  C  Hari,fy,  Kalama- 
zoo, Mich.  Fih>d  .Tune  14,  1919.  Serial  No.  304,197. 
1    Claim,       (CL    296 — 85.) 

In  a  vehicle  wind-shield,  the  combination  with  a  panel 
movable  Into  and  out  of  operative  position,  of  an  endless 
driving  element,  means  for  operating  the  latter,  a  pin 
carried  by  the  endless  driving  element,  n  plate  carried 
by  the  central  pan^l  and  provided  with  a  slot  confined  to 
a   single    plane   and    within    which    the   pin    operates     the 


254 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9,  192t 


■lot  b«lng  M  proportiobed  In  Itagth  as  to   havf  one  end    i    1,469.875.     CALBNDKKING  RUBBER.      Leandbh  Philif 
UtcKof  engaged  by  the 
•ae  direction   OTer   the 
■ent.  to  tberebj  automat 
r&l««d   poaitlon    ander 


pin  when  the  latter  has  passed  in 
peak  of  the  endleM  driving  ele- 
tlcally  lock  the  central  panel  in 
Its   own    anlnflaenced    weight    and 


within  its  plane  of  moirement,  gnide  means  confining  the 
panel  to  a  single  plani  of  movement,  side  wings  hinged 
to  th«  panel  and  capable  of  folding  in  adjacent  to  the 
l>anel.  securiog  means  carried  by  the  wings,  and  iecarlng 
means  carried  by  the  laid  plate  and  engageable  by  the 
•ecuring  means  carried  by  the  wings. 


1,469,874.  VACUUMlZI.NG  MACHINE.  Georcb  A. 
BBaaosLBT,  East  Oranffp,  and  Dajjiel  Waumli.,  New- 
ark. N.  J.,  assignor^  to  Hazel-Atlas  Olan  Company, 
Wheeling.    W.    Va.,    k    Corporation    of    Weat    Virginia, 

■  Mied  June  20.  1922|  Serial  No  5f>0.695.  8  Claims. 
(CI.    226—82.1 


1,    In     an     automa*^ 
receptaclefl,     a     ff^edint; 
mounted  and  arranged 
form   a    portion    of   a 
drawn  below  thp  I^Tei 
tng   carriage   on    naid 
into  the   path  of  move 
tliem    therefrom,    vaK 
kauBtion  of  air  from 
▼acnam    chamber,    and 
therewith   a   plurality 
through     connecting 
cylinder,   or   the  ralve 


va'''i\ira      sealing     machinp     far 

rahle.     n     cylinder     reclprocably 

to  t>»^  projf'<-t'*d  above  said  table  to 

acu'im    chamber    and    to    Up    with- 

of  said   tablt".  a   reclprooable  feed 

able    adapted    to    feed    riceptaclt's 

lent  of  said  cylinder  and   to  eject 

mechanl.'sm     rontrolling    the    ex- 

d  the  admi.<»8ion  of  nlr  into  said 

driving   means    having    associated 

)f   cams,    each    of   which    a'^tuates, 

lember*.     a     feeding     carriage,     a 

mechanism. 


an 


Bbaubkgard,  ('hlc<.|).  »■.  Ma.'iw  ,  n-sslgiior  to  The  Flsk 
Rubber  Company,  t'hic(ip>'e  I'alln,  Mass.,  a  Corporation 
of  Ma-^sachunettK,  Filed  ,\iig  11.  1921,  Serial  No. 
491,439.      4    Claims        iCi.    154—2,) 


1  .\  niftinMl  of  jirciDiri  ni;  fwn  ply  rubber  stock  con- 
sisting in  forming  a  rubber  strip,  rolling  up  the  strip 
on  a  liner,  furniini;  betwien  fwn  rullw  of  a  calender  a 
second  rubl^er  strip,  ilir<>ctini:  thf  first  rutiher  strip  to- 
gether with  it.^  linir  Intn  rullini;  roiitart  with  the 
second  strip,  and  pri'sorvini:  th»'  alignment  of  the  two 
strips    by    controlling    th''    liner. 


1.469,ST«.  .V.Mli.IKIKH  ANTiiMM  He.noit.  .Io.seph  U"- 
i-iB.v  Matuiki  ,  anil  IIk.nu!  [b'HMisi>A.s  Di'Chesnb, 
Montreal,  Qutb'T.  I'anaila,  as-iigm'rs  to  Benolt  k  Ma- 
thieu,  Montnai.  I'Hnada.  Original  application  filed 
Apr  22,  1921.  S.Tliil  .\..  4f;.-,,7 1 .')  divided  and  this 
application  tiled  .\pr  17,  lirjj.  Serial  No.  554,128. 
?,  I  'laim.s       I  I'l,   1^1-    -7  i 


/7     /6 


1  A  sound  anipliflpr  fur  talking  machines,  comprising 
an  inner  layer  <il  ti,iper  :  a  pair  of  layers  of  fibrous 
material  superpo.^i d  thereon  ;  an  iiitfrriK-diute  layer  of 
materia!  between  the  fibrous  layers  ;  ami  a  liindlng  layer 
of  fabric  enca.slrig  th>'  outer  fibrous  layer  :  the  various 
layers   being  secured   together  by   adhesive   material 


1,469.877.  IiI.SINTK<;KATo1{  Joseph  Ki,ee  Bluu, 
Greenburg,  N.  Y  .  assignor  to  KB.  I'ulverizer  t"om- 
pany.  .New  Yoik.  N  V  a  t '.irixprati'in  of  N-w  York. 
Filed  Aug.  20,  1921  Serial  N..  4ii.;.s:'.7 
(C!     8;{— 11  ■ 


Claims. 


1.  In  a  pulverizer,  the  disintegrating  chamber  with  a 
rotor  therein,  and  having  a  feed  <>p*>nlng  and  a.  discharge 
outlet  for  pulverulent   material,  a   discharge  conduit   for 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


255 


the  fines  and  an  enlarged  separating  chamber  interposed 
l)etween  said  outlet  and  said  conduit  and  having  at  its 
receiving  end  a  partition  separating  the  inlet  of  the 
disintegrating  chamber  from  Its  outlet  and  provided  at 
one    side    with    ri'bound    abutments. 


1,469,878.      MANIFOLDING    ENVEIX)I'ES       JuskI'H    H 
BONNKViLLB,  StainfofL.,  Conn.,  and  Harold  S.   Bar.ve.h. 
Yonkers.     N.     Y        Filed     Dec.     5,     1921.       Serial     No / 
,'>20,()8fl,       ■.'    Claims        (CI.    282—25.) 


1.  A  plurality  of  enclosing  devices  each  having  a  wall 
provided  with  an  outer  surface  to  reciivc  an  inscription, 
at  least  one  of  said  walls  carrying  upon  the  opposite 
inner  surfai'e  a  manifolding  substance,  the  enclosing 
devices  being  formed  ti>  permit  them  to  be  asserabU'd  in 
a  series  with  the  inscription n  ceivlng  walls  In  registra- 
tion, whereby  an  inscription  applied  to  the  outer  en- 
closing device  is  reiiroduced  upon  others  of  the  seriep 


1.469,870.       DISPENSING     Al'TARATUS. 
BOTT,    Bernice,    La.      Filed    Mar.    21,    1922. 
645.413.      6    Claims.       (CI.    221—112.) 


WiSTKK       C 

Serial    No 


1,  ,V  dispensing  apparatus  comprising  a  storagf  com- 
partment, n  ilelivery  compartment  b«'low  the  storage 
compartment,  a  measuring  spout  interposed  between  the 
storage  compartment  and  the  delivery  compartment, 
slldable  cut-offs  mounted  in  the  uppf  and  lower  ends 
of  the  spout,  and  a  plunger  fitting  closely  between  the 
■aid  cut-offs  and  movable  across  th"  spout,  the  plunger 
being  provided  nt  its  upper  edge  with  a  resilient  cover 
plate  projecting  outwardly  therefrom  and  Ix-arlng  closely 
against  the  under  side  of  the  upper  cut-off. 


1,469,8HU.  Ml  ST -CAP  STHINli  JlMis  A.  Bowden, 
Ix)8  Angeles,  Calif.,  assignor  to  A  Schrader  .'.  Son,  In- 
corporated, Brooklyn,  N.  Y  .  n  Corporation  of  New 
York.  Filed  Oct.  8.  192(»,  Serial  No  415,655.  Re- 
newed Mar    n.   1923.     G  Claims.      iCl,    152  — 12,  i 


6.    A   duRt  cap   provided   with  a  sprin;;   band    for   (-ii.:ai.; 
ing  a  valve  gtem,  said  band  formed    with  a  serii-s  of  iir-. 
Jectlong   upon    each    side,    the    projections    of   one   side    ar 
ranged    alternately    of    the    proj.'Ctions    .m,    the    oiipdsi!.' 
side,    one    of    .said    seri»^   adapted    to    slidably    enga^'t    the 
said  stem   longitudinally   and   the  oilier  fiti' >   ..daptt-.i   lu 
engage    and    mov<>   circumferenfially    upon    the    iuijcr   wall 
of    the    cap 


1,469.881       SrHIN(;  .MEANS  FOR   DCST  <ArS       j!  ■  ii  s 
A.    B'iwi>KN,   U>s    Angeles.   Calif.,   assignor   to    ,\     S-'hr;i 
der  s  S<  t).   Incorporated.   Brooklyn.   N,   Y  .  n  c..r;H,ra ;  i..n 
of  New    York.      Filed   Oct,    s^.    1920.   Serial    Nn     4  1Vt.:,6. 
'tenew.  rl    Mar,    (>.    192;i,      ">    Claims,       iCl,    1  .■.2       12,  i 


I  In  a  <(i:ick  detachable  dust  cap  for  n  tire 
stem,  sprinu  n.eans  in  the  form  of  a  S.aiHl.  sai,: 
formed  with  outwardly  projectint:  flanges  and  issii 
ribs  fi'vnicd  .I'litrally  of  said  flang.s.  said  si.r:!iL-  a 
to  be  insert. ,1  in  a  dust  cap.  and  tbt  ribs  ad.i; 
tTiga^'i-   a    tirr    valve   stem. 


1.469.S82  SPRING  INSERT  FOR  IdST  CMS  . 
A.  BoWDEN.  I/>s  Angeles.  Calif..  n,--sigrn.r  t..  A 
der's  Son,  Incorp<irated,  Brooklyn.  N  Y,.  a  CoriK 
of  New  York.  Filed  Oct.  8,  192«t.  S.  rial  No.  4 
Renewed  Mar,  6,  1923.  4  Claims  tCl.  1.^2  — 11 
1.    In   dust    caps    for    tire    valve   stems,    a    spring 

provided   with    n   central   l>ody   portion    ami    ni.    .oit 


valve 

I  liand 
uernus 
ilajaed 

ted    to 


Scbra- 
irat  ion 
15.*>57. 
1.) 

ius'  ri 
wardly 


266 


OFFICIAL  (tAZEITE 


<)'-T"i!H!  '•.  1923 


flaring  branch    m*■m^'^  formed   on  each  side  "f  the  Vidy 
portion,    *   i-ap    prnvi^fil    with    nn    inner    rec<»'ss.    the   outer 


eu'la  of  th"  briini-h  nl'iiih^Ts  miaprr,!  ■,.  •  :i^:\^-    ^u'p!  ;"<.-ss 
•  ml    said    body    portisn    adapted    to    *  nKa.;e    a    tire    valve 


1,469,883.     BAIT-t'Al^TING   r>EVICK     John    I'     Bk.vKEBs, 

St.  I.ouls  Park,  Minn  ,  assignor  "f  rifty-<in.>  ime-hun- 
dredths  to  fleorgi  H  .1.  Massey.  Minnfa;«.lls,  MinTi, 
Filed  S^-pt.  29,  iap2.  Serial  No  591. ."!95.  11  Clainas. 
r-i.    43-- 19.) 


1.  A  bait  projecting:  device  having  In  combination,  a 
fupportins;  nien-ib<T.  a  traveling  carrier  for  'uosely  hold- 
ing thf"  halt,  and  rruans  incl'idine  a  mur.ir  driven  drum 
for   movinij  said  cariri^r  a   CTTain   dlBtance  at   high  speed 

to    prt)j.Tt    rh''    bair    from    tlif    sarr, 


l,46rt.--><4        yVAAH'l 


VFJK   rdtlVINi;    I'.VUT 


:v    A 


Bribp,   (i:ik;and,   <fa!;f,.   assignor    to    H,    C.    White   Com- 

pany,  N'irth  KKiiiiitutiHi,  Vr,  i  >  ..rj-'r-i  •'■■n  uf  N'.-r- 
rn..r.r  P11h,1  M,a«  17.  Ilt22.  S»'-ial  No  5«1.T'4  10 
jn«i — 1 1:;  i 


Claimsi. 


t 


■J.  • 


V 


1  In  a  vflocip'^'lp.  a  drivlni?  wheel  of  the  disk  type 
comprlslns  two  centrally  spaced  ahpet  metal  side  disks 
■emred  together  n^'ar  the  outer  edges,  two  outwardly 
flanged  hutw  secured  one  to  each  disk,  a  spacing  tube 
centrally  dlnposed  'Pithfn  the  wheel,  two  driving  crank 
•hafts  eitendlng  respectively  Into  ."wld  tube  from  oppo- 
site ends  thereof,  and  means  pa.'ssing  through  the  flanges 
of  raid  hnb«  and  said  crank  shafts  for  securing  the 
■hafta  In  place. 


!   4r,i»>R-  KISHIN't;  1  IW       Kiri\T  fHRI'iTT.W       K. 

Hrii7wk!v  St  I,i-'ii>.  S\'j.,  asi-^v.'Tr  ■>'  nn<' hnlf  to 
I  iiarl.'s  H  v  -■».«».  St.  I.ouJb.  Mo.  Fii.'d  >^irf  'Jfl.  1921. 
>*Ti,il    .No.    503.121.      1    riain.  Tl     4'?  -49.) 


In  '-ciiiihina  t  i.'H  «-.'',  m  -N'Ri  having  iiii  :iir  ini>'t  ;>a^- 
saee.  ,ii!ii  Hi  'U'l>'  I'.'Msvakrc  a  '..iIvc  fur  sn.i  inlet  pas- 
sage,    a     closure     i-ap     f'^r     said     outlet     pasHairt-     and     an 

^>!.istil"    infiata'^U-  .it-rl  1 '.a  '!.'    tloat      arri'^j    'iv    »ii.l    stfin 


l,4t'i9  ^h6,  SANI'MIXIN'i  ! '  i:  \  1 '  K  'livasKS  \V  Bar- 
s'.v,  Cle^'elatul,  i>hi".  as.-.i»ii"r  tn  il"'A.iril  I..  Wads- 
worth.    Clevelan.i,    'I'l  .       Fil^'d    Ma}     IT,    1010.    Serial 

Ni.      .'t*7.SsT        li.'!;.\v^^.l     J.-       .•:'..     \'.'-C>        S»'rlal     No. 
4.T2,S0<>        '-,     ('lairn-s         .  ''1      J.'0     -14  4   i 


/^f>     <f^ 


jL., 


^/^ 


-y. 


H 


H 


f 


LT 


1.  In  .t  sand  mixln;:  nia-Mn.>  the  <-i.rir';nat  !"ii  ^'f  a 
vehicle  ailaiitci  fi.  'ti-ivt.  ..v.  r  .i  [.il''  "f  sari-i.  intcrmesh- 
ti;i.'  paddle  wlleels  -  irri.'d  '  v  'he  vhii!.'  the  hlades  of 
said  paddle  whe.  is  havlti^-  sutisr.i  i;t  m  lly  flat  i'!:pacting 
surfaces  and  means  *'  r  r-tafiri_'  -.ii-l  pa. Idle  wheels  as 
they  are  a<lvaiii'.-il  'hroii-ii  m.'  sais'l  wh»'ri'|.\'  the  lat- 
ter is  thoroubjhly  kne:i'l<'.i  ai.-l  mixed  ar.d  Ifft  In  suh 
stantially  the  same  ,  hara:  '■  r  ..f  ;iil.'  a<  !.ff..rf  tlie 
operation. 


1,4*^9,887.       ELECTRir    ALARM     CLO('K        E.vrmon     N. 

Bt'ni.BinH,     I'lttsbiirch,     Fa       nssicnor    of    one-half    to 

Henry   O     Frarler,   rarneele.    Pa       Filed   Nov.    18.   1922. 

Serial    No.    «01,S47       Ti    rinltns        (Fl.    Ifil— 2.) 

1.    In    a    signalin>;    system    of     the    class    described    a 

signal,    a    clock    havlni:    a    contact    point    for    each    of    Its 

hours,    the    hour    hand    forming    a    switch    with    each    of 

s.iiil    contu'-ts.    a    rnndiictf.r    connef^Mng    said    hoar    band 


Octobib9,  1928 


r.  S.  P.VTEXT  OFFICE. 


2.51 


with  one  pole  ..f  an  <lfctr1c  source  and  ninnlng  through 

■aid    signal,     aio!     means    for    selectively    connectin;:    the 
other     i^oU'     of     -ai'l     electrii-     source     with     said     contact 


freqnenrr  and  morlulated  at  a  second  freqnency  of 
means  controlled  hy  san!  rrceivtni:  meflns  nid  tun<'<l 
to  respfind  to  said  |Ti  di't^rndned  secondary  frequency, 
lonal  rueaii«  incliiding  :in  autodyne  arrniiL'ed  •■■  -iirodisfe 
oscillations  having  a  frequency  difTirtr-r  fr.  i  «:Md  -.e 
und.nry  frequcTicy,  and  to  cooiieratr  with  said  second 
Hiriifitined  tiiians  to  pri'dii.-f  cli-.t rir;.  1  i.cats.  and  a  re- 
.niiJi:  dr^ii't'  :,-'-;in.;('d  I"  '"'  c >n t  r^ 'llo<i  as  a  result  of 
tho    actluii    of    said    >de'-tri(al    b'-ats 


;"in;>.  .^a.ii  ineai,.~  inludins;  ^i  ^>t  nf  levers,  each  one 
■  d  said  livers  Imiiii;  adapted  I.:  sci  ve  two  adjacent  con- 
tacts 


l,4ti0,'*'is  SANli  I-:.I  i:CTi  iK  IdU  FLASKS  W.u.  lUK 
F  Hi  Ki.F.ss,  Huth.iford  V  .1  as-itnor  to  The  'en- 
tral  Foundry  Company.  N' w  \i.r\i.  N,  V  ,  a  Coriiora- 
tlou    of    Maine        Filed     Nov      19.    1921.       Serial     No 


516. 2R4 


Claims 


Md 


[\ 


/ 


r>- 


'C 


1  111  niochaiii-ni  for  strippin^r  sand  from  tlasks. 
which  comprises  n  rotatable  wheel  havinji  a  plurality 
of  shoes  arranged  around  the  periphery  thereof,  a  con- 
veyor operating  in  .a  tiorizonfal  plane  lieneath  sjiid 
wheel,  a  plurality  of  flasks  carried  by  said  conveyor 
and  means  for  brinj;iDK  *'aid  shoes  into  re;;ister  witli 
successive     flasks     to     expel     the     sand     therefrom. 


.  4  69,SS!>.  KFCElVINi;  SYSTEM  FOR  RADIANT 
ENKR(iV  IlMMiiv  I>F.(>.\  CHAKFKE,  Belmont,  Mass.,  as 
signor  to  .John  Hays  Hammond,  .7r..  rllftucester.  Mass 
Filed  Apr.  25,  1918,  Serial  No.  230,723.  R«uew<Hl 
Feb.  11,  1922.  Serial  No.  535,947.  8  Claims.  (("1. 
250—20.) 


^.  tz    ,s 


H)  i  B 


^      ^       37      4/ 


-V  ^^J':"*- 


1.  In  a  receiving  system  for  radiailt  energy,  the 
combination  with  an  initial  receiving  circalt  responsive 
to    a    wave    of    radiant    energy    having    a    predetermined 

315  0.  G  — 17 


1.469.890.  (OOKIN(,  S'lOVE.  JoH.s  E.  Cha.mbeks, 
ShelbyvlUe,  Ind  i  Ih-i  vi;:  15,  1921.  Serial  No. 
492,253.      18   Claims       ,i  !     116—39.) 


*' 


Z?^" 


-1 1- 


•4-0-  -  — 


^    ZJ 


1  III  :i  MM-iiui^  rai:L-<  the  combination  of  a  lieatinu 
tli'inent.  at,  opi  11  bottom  canopy  thereover,  said  canopy 
having  .'I  <iepending  front  the  bottom  of  which  is  higher 
than  said  heating  element,  and  an  open-bottom  heat 
insulating  liood  vertically  movable  over  said  hi  atinir 
(dement  beneath  said  canopy 


1.469,^91  FI  rSHINF,       AI'PAR.VTFS  R.  he!!T      A 

BRnoK.s.   Chicago.    Ill       Fib'd   ,!aL.   .^,    1020.      Serial   No. 
350,200.      20   Claims.      (CI.    4—5.) 


^i^  ^:^ 


A 
^-^ 


1.  In  apparatus  for  fluahing  water  closets  including 
a  master  tank  and  a  supply  pipe,  a  slphonic  flushing 
device  having  an  open-topped  chamber  in  free  communi- 
cation above  its  Iwttom  with  said  supply  pipe  the  pcir- 
tion  of  such  chamber  below  said  supply  pipe  constitut- 
ing a  forcing  chamber,  a  slphonic  passage  communi- 
cating with  the  bottom  of  aaid  forcini:  (diamber  and 
having  at  its  top  a  normally  open  passage  to  the  atmos- 
phere, a  valve  governing  said  passage,  a  piston  In  said 
forcing  chamber,  and  aotuflting  me.ans  operatively  con 
nected  with  said  valve  and  platon  and  arranged  to 
effect  cloalng  of  the   valve  and  operate   said   piston 


258 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITK 


OCTOBEB  9, 1928 


1,460.892.      SKIVINT     NfACnTNE       Frank    W     riiRiSTT 

Beverly,    Mass..    as.sikrnor    tn     rDit»^<J    Shut>    M.i.hinery    I 
I'nrporation,    rat^frs-m.    N     .1,.    :i    '  orporaTi.m    of    N't'w 
Filp.l    .Ma;,    -21.    I92'V      Serial    No,    :',<■'. ''2.     IS 
C!,  t]Ct— i'Vi 

lit 


plurality  of  tripping  plrmmt^  nrrnneort  in  the  casing 
hfftd  ami  adii[i:fil  tn  .■iii.-i^>'  ;i  siriii,:  •>(  well  tubing 
passiiit  throiiir)!  rh.-  '  ii-^iiu  li<';i.l  ttn'  duti-r  faces  of 
the  u'rippiti;;  .i.n.fnf^  i-'iiitr  l)'vrl.  :l  ii  t  the  samp  nnRle 
a.i  ttic  -^ci-nin!  iiii'ii- I  '!i.-'l  Car.'.l  pnrt  -f  ific  i»ire  while 
their  Iow.t  ►■!!.!-  '(r«'  ^.-v.-l.-^i  ii  <h>'  same  :uit:le  as  the 
fliircil  upi^'T  .  iiii  wii.-.'  ;;'■>]  ..ir.i-'T  i>r  the  lower  ends 
of  rti.  _Tiii;  iiiL-  :ii.-n.(..  r<  vv:!l,  ihr  (hiri'.l  upper  enil  of 
the  t«.re  ttif  ^rii'ioo--  .'i.T-,-i.!s  will  ti.'  oaij^,.,l  t<i  move 
laterally  away  fr-:;:  -.c  !:  'tti.T  to  T,.--mit  th.'  fiMnu 
pnssinc  iipw:iri!h 


1     I-,     a    ikiv;:;<    niaotiin.v     i    knife,    two    members    for 

lank    ofl   ^he.'t    mareri:i!    -n    '■•■th    ■lides    .ind 

knif-o    oi!.'    ,  f    ft;,.    iiifnib«'rs    havins 


enpairin-'    ' 

presentin;;  i:  '  ■  ttf 
a  notch  so  :."atecl 
throtiirb  it  will  :■••  > 
cludiiii,'  1  priij>'ctioii 
Rage  f'T  giii'lins;  nrid 
the  Dotf-b. 


hat    th.'    p.-irtion    of    the    blank    fed 

fVfTtil  \:y  th>"  knif.'.  and  means  in- 
in  the  ■■ther  member  and  an  e<li:p 
forcin_'    the   e'i-'e   of   the   blank    into 


1  ifV.K-:' 


TKETil,      Cei.ko.k 


l.4»-.|t  ><j.-  .MKTHuIi  OF  l'l:KVKNTIN<i  THANSM  I' ;  K  V- 
Tlo\  OF  \  (  I.<AN1Z1NG  AtJKNT  IN  mHHFK  I'HN 
FutKs  I  '  K,  llii^fin-'s  nn  Hudsn,  N.  V,  -issii;!!  r  to 
MorL:a:t  vV  U'ri_-hr  a  i  rfi.Tation  of  Mibiktan  Filed 
Oct.  4.  r.<:-  S.Tiai  N'.  ."02  .'10«;  '.t  I  laiuis  o"l. 
18—53.) 
'      Th^'    iio-tb-'l    "{    |>r'\o  i.tin;;    th.-    r  r:i ;; -ini . 'a  m..ii    of    a 

\ 'iloar.izifii:  ait'^u  li.^tw.'cn   ;  ;\tap<.«.-d  ruMxT  ^t'-'k^^,  whi'-h 

ooii.siiit'i   )ii    :nt'T!K'"<"iK'   ii'-twet-n    ttirrii   a    ni'-<!!orii    iiiipfrme- 

able   t"   said    vul.  anlzin^    a^oi,' 


M!:aNS   yn\i    SFIF'-TION    oF    A!tTIFI< 'I  A  I. 
\V.i.>f    ("I. AIT',    Nt'W    R.iohoile,    N     V  , 


The     Ji.Titi^ts'     S'lpi'h     «  ..mr'any,      !     r,,r 
Filed     V'U-     'JH.    i;'l;'        Serial 


1     In    a    ie-,;,. 
determiniri J    th^    t'a 

pl'iraii'v    -f    differ*' 
t];e      f'l    e      may      be 
rr.e;ir!-i    auf 'imaticall 
the     o--per     f'>rn-.     i 
patient 


,*rp..,st)4.      TASINi; 
p.irr    I. A       Filed 
.;   ■■lalms 


:  r!:e  harrio'.'r  stated,  mean.s  for 
ial  form  '.f  a  pariet.t  fomprislng  a 
tly    shaped     viflines    throueh    which 

gueeessiv.  !\       \;ew>>!.      provided      with 

•  Indicated  tht-reby  f.»r  determining 
f     irtiflcial  "  teeth     required     for    tiie 


i,4.;;i  s',o;       AiTAH.v  ri  .<    i'ou    trf.\tini;     fiumi.f 

FATS       .I'>!is    r  I     'X,   I'.,  "liri  N'     il  ,    assii,'i>    r   to   Firow  ii 

i',,:!ipa!.v    H.  r!:;:     N    H  ,  ,i  <  i  rri-r:! !  ooi  of  Maine,      Fil.><i 

No'.-     ■_'»•,,     i!M!»  Serin.    N"  .■4o,7i)l        3    ('lairo«.       (CI. 
257 — SO,  , 


2.  An  apparatus  for  convertins  li.nn  1  fit  t,.  a  seml- 
Rolld  and  incorporating  a  non  toxi  iiorr  -;i~  ther.  in.  .in- 
pris!fT,-  a  <!tn*jnnary  cylinder  closed  'm  th.  ext.  rrial  at- 
m  ■si.!o-r,-  iiol  iiavirm'  inlet  and  outlet  i-irts  at  its  opiH.site 
ends  fiT  r.M'''i\  ina:  aii.l  .Us.-h,in.'ini:  ^^lch  fat,  means  for 
exterb.rly  r.-frikjeratiiu'  sn.-h  fat.  a  cntral  r'.tary  shaft 
journal. 'd  in  said  cylinder  a  plurality  f  picker  blades  on 
said  shaft  adapted  to  scrape  solidified  fat  from  the  in- 
terior surface  of  sabt  cyliiid.r  and  Incorporate  naid  rm  In 
.said  fat.  anil  means  for  introducing:  sai.l  iias  into  said 
cylinder. 


HKAlb     Clsm    S.    Claikb,   Shreve- 

Nuv.    ;;n,    r.ejl        Serial    No.    518,911. 
.N— 2«3.  > 


J-S 


1.4«9,897.     APPARATUS  FOR  STORING  ECnS.     Samcki, 
Clabk   Cross,    Wa.shintiton,   D    C.      Filed   Apr.   '2,    1921. 

Serial   No.   45«.Of,t;       ;   claims,      OT,   '.«!»      2,  i 


1  .V  casing  hea 
flared  outwardly  a 
less  degre«   from  a 


baviujf    ti  e    iipper    "(111    of    its    bore 
id    also    havinc    it-    iwre    flared    to    a 
point  below   the   flar*>d    upper  end,   a 


1.   An  apparatus  for  storing  exKS  comprising  a  stafi  n 
ary  o«t«  casing,  a  main  revoluble  eeg  container  mounted 
within  the  outer  casing,  means  to  hold  the  .■^gs  stationary 


( 


OOTOBEB  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


259 


within  said  .ontainer  as  it  revolves,  and  auxiliary  con- 
tainers mounted  uikiu  the  main  container  and  revoluble 
with    the    main    container. 


1,469,898.  H  FATING  APPARATUS  George  E.  Dix, 
Durand.  Ill  Fll.-d  .Ta?!,  .;.  1920  Serial  No,  .'?49,205 
1    riaiui        'CI.    2.''.T—  ItJT.  t 


Apparatii-  for  h.-iitiiiL'  a  room,  comprising  in  comtiina- 
tion  willi  a  slo\-.-  in  the  room  having  an  enlarged  flue  out 
let.  an  air  int;ik.'  hood  adapted  t..  bo  supi>orted  close  to 
the  floor  and  h.iving  a  back  wall  and  a  front  wall  which 
diverge  upwardly  and  side  walls  which  converge  upwardly. 
the  front  w.ili  having  an  air  inlet  therethrough,  and  a  plj.e 
conntKTted  to  the  up[K'r  end  of  said  air  intake  hood  and 
passing  l.-ngthwise  through  said  eiilarge<l  flue  outlet  and 
having  an  air  outlet  en.i  '.iMniiig  into  the  room. 


1.469,899.     SOUND  AMPLIFIER.     Lu)td  Hamii,to\  I>on 
NELL,  Ann    Arbor.   Mich.      Hied   June   19.   1922.      Serial 
No.  5»;9,:i90.     2  Claims.      (CI.   LSI— 27.) 


^J9 

^ 

X 

r-'-, 

"\  - 

1 

\ 

/r^ 

.1^ 

y    ) 

a 

x^ 

^^y^ 

1.  A  sound  amplifier  for  sound  reproducing  a^iparatuse<! 
comprising  a  flat  strip  of  material  coiled  to  form  a  con- 
volute i>a.ssage  between  its  coils,  the  Innermost  coll  being 
comparatively  small  and  the  surrounding  colls  gradually 
Increasing  in  size  toward  the  outer  coil  to  render  the 
pa«Bage  of  gradually  Increasing  area  from  Its  inner 
toward  Its  outer  end,  and  a  pair  of  spaced  vertical  plates 
engaging  the  edges  of  the  coils  and  closing  the  passage  at 
opposite  sides  to  compel  the  sound  waves  to  travel  from 
end  to  end,  one  of  said  plates  having  an  opening  formed 
therein  opposite  one  end  of  the  innermost  coll  to  permit 
the  reproduced  waves  to  enter  the  passage  for  ampllfl 
cation. 


1,469,900.  MECHANICAL  IKtIST  Timmas  Galloway, 
Superior,  Wis.  f^led  Feb.  2.;,  1923.  S.  rial  No.  620.r>81. 
2  Claims.     (CL  254 — 186.) 


( 

\ 

» 

-^ 

T 

/tVTOK 

0 

.. 

,..J 

,^' 

1; 

* 

1  lu  oi.iiildnation.  a  rotntable  j-hafi,  :i  '.'idia'lv'  dls- 
p.^s.d  drivin.:  li.-ad  rigidly  fixed  to  th.-  r;!,a;'t  wit. din? 
drums  lo.>s.  ly  mounted  upoti  the  sliaft,  o'.-  ip  ;.  ■■itVi.r 
side  of  the  driviUL'  head,  and  a  ri'.'ipr".  ;■';.•  jm-  do  ooted 
in  the  free  I'lid  of  the  driving  h.  ad  r.  ;i;<;.  froiii  th'  .shaft 
for  alternate  engagement  with  the  (iruiiis  to  rotate  them 
in    opixiwite    direciiont-. 


1,469,90L  TURPTNK  BLAIUNG  ^HK:s;:^^  GiL.sox, 
Pittsburgh.  Pa.,  a.ssignor  to  \Vestii.:!i o^s,  Fl.-ctrlc  and 
Manufacturing  Ci'miiany,  a  Corpor.'it  lou  ,,f  1'.  ntifiylvania. 
Filed  Apr  is.  191-2  Serial  No.  .'.M  '.'Sg.  13  Claims. 
(Ci.   253—77.1 


1.  In  an  elastic-fluid  turbine,  a  row  of  relativ.  iy  widf» 
bladeg  adapted  to  receive  elantic  fluid  at  one  sidi'  and  to 
dl.'icharge  it  at  the  tips,  ea.-h  of  said  wide  tila.b";  being 
made  up   of  a   plurality  of   sections. 


1,469,902.      BLADING.      Christian    Gii  s..v. 
Pa.,  asisignor  to  Westinghouse  Ebn'trio  an. I 
ing    Company,    a    CoriMiration    of    P.nnsylv 
Aug.    22,    1922       Serial    No,    583.59.",       12   f 
25.^-77.! 


Pittsb 
Man  of; 

■mi a , 
lainis 


urgh. 

o '  I  u  r 

Filed 
(CI. 


1  In  a  turbine,  a  row  of  blades,  .nch  of  which 
prises  a  plurality  of  section.^,  and  bracing  means  s. 
along  the  rear  edges  of  the  sections. 


cuin- 
ured 


260 


1,469,903.       METHO 
COMBUSTION  EN 

asaiijnor  to  Gixnl 
CorfHi ration  of  N' 
No.    314,0<J1.      17 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


October  9, 1923 


I)    AND    MEANS     FOR    STARTING 

GINP:S      John  Good.  Br(K)klyn,  N.  Y  , 

Inv^nMorw?   Co..    N»'w    Yurk.    N.    Y.,    a 

p  York       PTle^l  July  -29.   1919       Sertal 

aims.      I  CI.    123 — 122.  i 


a    rlrrult    In   ii.unt    ficr  is<«    th--    'ransform^r.    a    circuit    in- 
cluding:  a    heati<>nplt(v<>    r>'s(sfani>'    «(lapre<l   to  b*   heated 

to    high     trinp.Ta':;^.     '  y       i^rr.'iit 
and   iiit-ans   fi.r   iip;'],-!  im^;   «   '.'i'"hi;. 

■!;fr>'fr'an 


anoe   and    fit 
iir   ralnimun; 


i.-vir. 
'urrt' 


fli'wlTiK    In    «ald    ihunt. 
mt'diMm   to  said    resist- 

;ic'-i.nlii.>;    as    maximum 


Is   ilvnif'd    in   said  sfcondary  circuit. 


1  Th^'  m^'thod  f  startini;  ,■!  i-omhustion  engine,  which 
consi^t^^  ID  causln-'  i  sprny  mlxtur*'  of  liquid  fuel  and  air 
to  fl'iw  to  rhf  eni;i[:l>  at  a  vcliK-ity  l.'ss  than  thf»  rate  of 
flame  travel  in  said  tiiiturf,  igniting  .said  mixture,  limiting 
the  -combustion  thereof  to  preduce  a  hot,  engiiu>-oi>eratlng 
m^'dium,  operating  She  en^iu*-  on  t,ald  medium  and  then 
o[)erating  the  engli  e  oti  nn  unlsnited  mixture  of  fuel 
»nd  air. 


.4tiO,lMi.;  'rrFTiNi,  \i:KI'I,!':  \;  (.:b 
Evanston,  111  P'iled  Aug.  20,  !t»'Jl 
4',t5.r)46.       ?.    i'laiiiis.       ^Cl.     112— SU.; 


Hanses, 

rial      No. 


1.469.904.  RESILIENT  SUPPORT  FOR  TIRES.  Sukj 
raiEr  ''t<kk.>mav.  Livingston  Manor.  N  Y  Filed  Feb, 
1.   I9'j:;      Serial  N"    t)l'i.229.     4  Clalma.       ri     ir,: 


I  \  H'fdle  of  t';-  characi'T  desrril.ed,  {-omprlsin*: 
two  teiesriiplc  tuiiular  m»'mher9.  the  int<'rnnl  member 
having  a  needledik>'  ■  nd  portii.n  adapt>'d  ro  project  from 
one  end  of  said  •  it'T'ial  ^►'rub»T  ar;.!  a  locking  collar 
having  i'Tew  tti.r.  :iil"  i  runrH-,  m-^  wit;,  tii''  opposite  <nd 
portion  of  sai-i  "X''  r;;.il  :;i»ni>i.r  :ind  operaMv.-  to  •erure 
said    men,!>ers    |..i,'.-!ti,-r. 


1.469,907  PI.AYIN*;  li.Vl.I.  Hbsrt  KhxiBWay  TIakt, 
Montclalr,  N  J  Uil-d  Jan  11,  1922.  Serial  No. 
rrjs, 43:<       2    Clninn---        "•'     4ft     4.) 


j:    /'■  f 


<"      c/'        <7 


t    .\.  'i^^  tiller  co:aprising  a  core  comfiosed  of  ;>  plurality 

f  nurvi-d  strips  beat  longitudinally  to  form  an  air  cham 

''■>*^r.  a   r»-si:tent   bin'|inL!   inclosing  the  eon>  to   retain   It  in 

Core    embracing    member    adapted    to 

jv.-rlie  the  core  ami  its  binding  completely  encircling  the 

same,    and    a    resujent    binding    inclosing    the    core    em- 

retaln    thp    ^niup   In    pla'-e   p«»rmlttlng 

and    to    rf'^ound    in    action 


bracing   member   to 
thp   whole   to    glvp 


1.469,905 


1  In  a  playing  ^^^  a  toidder  'lavIng  an  opening 
therein,  a  valv  tul»-  'Mvi:.^'  n  rtir.'-ol.-d  P'irtl..n  extend- 
ing thmuk:!:  th*'  -p.."r;ii^'  ,ind  ■iposm.-  a  rinini'-d  flange  on 
the  tut>»^  adapt. 'd  •■■  .n_';i>r"  th-  inn.T  sld.-  of  the  blad- 
der adjacent  the  op.nlng.  a  fl.-iiMf  rimmed  washer 
through  which  the  -taid  t!ir>Hde<l  p..rtion  of  the  val»e 
tube  "itends  lying  ov.:t  the  "ut^r  tiiilf  of  the  bladder 
adja'-enr  'h.^  ,.p»'nini.',  ar;.l  ,i  .laniping  n\jt  threaded  on 
thk-  tui>e  and  r.riin^-  ■ '.i-  ri'iiM'"  rinini>'il  washer  ai;ain«t 
the  bladdpr  to  siiw. /.■  Ms-  lattv-r  agaUi.st  the  flange  and 
form    an    air-tiijti'    union 


Edwin   Hall,  Ch 
Corporation,    a 
13,    1919,   i*.TU 
6  Claims,      '.'.'l. 


IKCt  IT  CONTROLI>IN<i      MEANS.        Rat 


icago,    111..  as.Mgnor  to   Hall   Re8e*rch 
urporation    of    l)»'laware.      Filed    Aug. 
No.   :U7.11S.      Renewed   Feb    24.    192.H. 
:  50  -I'.i) 


ly 


1.    In    a    wirelesj 
»78t*m,    Including 
eombloation  with 
rent  to  Mild  drcuilt 


l,4f59,9<is         KI    \STI'     Fl  '   IP      T  i   KI'INK         llr.KBF.HT     T 
Hkkr.    VIeri..n,    I'a  .     iss;,:n..-    in    Westlnk-tiouse    Kl.-ctrlc 

and  Mannfa.'t  -rin^  iionp-Fv  a  < 'orpora '  lo,,  ,.f  Penn- 
sylvania Fil.d  .\.i.-  -'';,  F'-l  S.Tia  \..  4','.-i  .''.4r, 
^4    I  daSnis        '  >   .      -lo^ — <>8.( 


1 


signal'iiig    apparatus,    a    transmitting 

I    high    fr^'iuencT   oscillatory   circuit   In 

meana    fer    aupplylng    alternating    rur- 

a  trtniformer  between  «ald   circuits, 


1.  An  elastic-fluid  turbine  comprising  an  axial-flow 
portion  followed  by  a  peripheral-discharge  portion  com- 
prising a  plurality  "f  row?  of  energy  abstracting  ele- 
ments haTinc  continuous  surfaces  and  having  lateral  Inlet 
edges  for  r'lelvini:  ela.stic  fluid  flowing  in  an  axial  direc- 
tion   and    iiavini;    periptoTHl   discharge    iMlges 


I 


I 


i 


OctobkkH,  192::$ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


261 


1  4G».90»        TIHBINK     BLAI'ING.       Ukrbkkt    T      Hkkk, 
Philadelphia.    I'a  .    assignor    to    Westinghouse    Electric 

and  ManufniluriiiK  Company,  a  t  orporatioti  of  Penn- 
sylvania Filed  M.iy  :i  1 .  I'.t22.  Serial  No.  r)t>4,H9U. 
4    Claims.       U,'!.    'J.^.'i      77,  t  ; 


1  In  a  Btean.  turldn.  roto.r  l.lade.  the  ( .unliinat  iou 
with  a  plane  botl.\  portion,  of  a  spo,,n  .online  tip  p.jrtion 
thereup.in.  said  tip  p<irti.iii  being  tiollow  in  cnirstrni' 
tion   and  einbracing  th-'  tip   of  said  \»«\\    portion 


1,469,910  TRAVELING  S\MN<;.  St.  Chaui.fs  Jacobs, 
Coney  Island,  Brooklyn,  N  Y.  Flbal  Mar  2:i  1920 
Serial  No.  3a8.0v.S.     l  Claim.     (Cl.   1S()--1.) 


'h 


^-^ 


The  combination  with  a  swing  provid.  d  on  a  motor 
driven  vehicie,  a  shaft,  adapted  t..  W  operated  by  the 
Teblcle  drive  «haft,  a  crank  on  the  shaft,  a  lever  pivoted 
on  th«  body  of  a  vehicle,  means  connecting  the  lever  and 
crank  wherebj  when  the  crank  Is  operated  the  lever  Is 
oscillated  and  means  connecting  the  lever  to  the  swing 
wherebj    the    same   may    be    operated. 


1,469,911.  PIPP^-LIFTING  IMPLEMENT  Jacob  ac- 
utLLM,  Mlfninburjr.  Pa  Mled  Pec.  20,  1922.  Serial 
No.  808,061.     1  Claim.     (H.  254—29.) 


1 


c=^ 


on     tlie    saoi     '  iioek    ple«>    alul    extending    in     a    direction 

opposite  to  the  hMinl;.'  ba  i .  .'i  jaw  oii  ttie  handb'  coactlng 
with  the  first  nieninui.il  jaw  to  bo.d  a  pipe  iiieans  for 
pivotally  mouniii;^'  the  s.  cond  niei' ;  ioned  jaw  to  th« 
said  che<  k  [uece*.  a  coaciin^-  .ipparatus  adaptetj  to  lamp 
a  pipe  comprising  a  rigid  body  having  a  iTosp  arrn  adapt- 
ed to  support  the  t)o,iy.  idieek  piecoj  eitendtng  [>e>ond 
tlie  inner  ends  of  the  iK.dy.  a  jaw  attached  to  ;he  ^aid 
lH,dy  and  lying  iielween  tii.  ciieek  pi.-c  s.  an  .sr:  i  latnl.le 
element  riioi,;!;  !.-d  \^\\\^'^■l\  i:..  o-i.t  ■:,.!>  •  ',  tb"  -  ',.-ek 
pieces  arjii  !:a\ir-g  a  1;nv  maftinp  wi*^,  t*,.  jaw  of  !h» 
b<-)dy,  and  a  cross  an;,  having  a  n.un.ied  s\)rfaie  consti- 
tuting a  rock»-r  .oi  whl.-;:  t!i.  o-<-iIlatable  eiem.uit  Is  sup- 
ported when  in  operailv.'  position,  substantially  as  de- 
srriN-d, 


In  a  pipe  lifting  element,  a  handle  bar  having  a  Jaw, 
cheek  pieces  secured  to  the  said  handle  bar  and  project- 
ing from  the  inner  end  thereof  beyond  the  Jnw  and 
adapted    to   embrace   a    pipe,   a    handle   pivotally    mounted 

t-  . 


Jfi;',;M2        Cn.AR     KR     C!(.AIiP:TTK     LIGHTFli 
i.KKW    Haf.na.    .Ir,    CMcaL'c.    IF        (■ile.!    -Apr     14      F 
Serial    No     .'..M',4''.''       -l    Flaiins        m',     2F.*--:VJ   i 


K^ 


1.  A  cigar  or  rlgnrett.'  lighter  comprising  a  cylindrical 
casing,  a  longitudinal  central  partition  strip  of  Insulat- 
ing material  extending  substantially  fr'»"i  fnd  to  end  of 
said  casing,  a  pair  of  substantially  semi  cylindrical  blocks 
dispostHl  at  opposite  sides  of  the  partition  at  the  inner 
end  of  the  caging  and  formed  of  conducting  material  for 
electricity,  means  to  attach  conductor  wires  to  the  outer 
ends  of  said  block  sections,  a  further  pair  of  block  sec- 
tions within  the  casing  at  opposite  sides  of  th.  partition 
strip  and  8pace<]  from  the  first  named  block  sections,  a 
resistance  adapted  to  be  rend. 'red  incandescent  by  an 
1  lectric  circuit  having  terminals  fixed  to  the  Inst  named 
block  secllous  outwardly  of  the  latter,  means  .  lectrleallj 
connecting  one  of  the  first  named  block  sections  with  one 
of  the.  last  named  block  sections  at  the  same  side  of  th« 
partition,  and  a  resilient  switch  member  attactied  to 
the  other  of  th.>  first  named  block  sections  ami  manually 
movable  to  electrically  connect  the  latter  bio,  k  section 
with  th«'  other  of  the  secontl  named  block  sections  wb.ere- 
by   a   circuit   Is  established    tlirou^h    the   resistance. 


i.4fi9.;ti:F  PUSH  PLni  for  electric  sockets. 
Jasper  BLArKBCRN,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Filed  I>ec,  20, 
1920      Serial  No.  481.858.     2  Claims       (CI    173—360.) 

2C     -^2*    PC 


1.  A  push  plu;:  for  electric  suickets  comprising  a  spring 
plate,  a  plug  membor  formed  of  insulating  roatarial  se- 
cured   to    said    plate,    a    h<»ad    helically    arranged    around 


262 


the  upp»>r  o'jtslde 

gerure<l    ro    the    Inn 
insuIariDi;    niaf>'rla 
spaff'd    apart   from 
pimte  swrurpd   to 
upp>>r   enil.   -(aiil  ro 
thp     9*"-tii'n     anil 
shaped,    and    bind! 
d actors  to  the  cnnt 


•^dse   thereof,  a   yi>'ldinj   rnntat't    point 

:'r    'hIstp    tht-rf'df,    a    'a'Cnnil    s«»rtlon    of 

[|    S'Turol     tn    said    sprini;    plate    and 

ht'  first   mt-ntioned  section,   a  contact 

outer  surface    thereof  and   near  tbe 

itact  plate  projecting  outwardly  frona 

avinir    it.'^     projecting    edfre    helically 

ilg    8cr<'ws    for    securlntf    electric    con- 

iet  plate  and  yielding  contact  point. 


r 
th? 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


October  9, 1923 


1.40'.'<U  .\I  XIL[.VRY  Cr.OSrRE  FOR  DOORWAYS 
OF  FREIGHT  iJiRS  Wali^cb  W.  Bo<rrti,  Brooklyn, 
N     Y        Fi!ed    S.'pt.    26.    1921.'.       Serial    No.    590.621.      S 


1  In  rnni^'inaf inrt  with  the  side  drtor  way  of  a  freight 
car  prMvlii>'il  wirh  auxiliary  Jamb  flantres.  an  auxiliary 
i"]..s-i.-p  [Kirit'i  rhereinr.  comprising  n  serit^s  of  Juneitudl- 
n.il  ■xiar'i.j,  r  ran.sv|-s»'  mariflnar  cleat.s  uniting  the  sanae, 
lat^Tnlly  slidable  shjouldered  bolt  plates  muunted  on  said 
marginal  clea*-i.  anil  a  plurality  of  dupl-'i  rams  fulcrumed 
on  '\',<-  panel  each  luplex  ram  formeil  with  an  eccentric 
thrust  member  enj;aceabie  with  thf  shoulders  of  the 
niiiv.'  said  plate  r.>  and  from  a  po»l- 
r>'sp^M-iiv>'  janib  flani;*"  and  with  a 
rid   said    p!ate   and    flange    into   close 


rr^p.M-rivv.    plate     to 

t !  1 1  n    '  I  %■  p  r  i  y  i  n  g    the 
\v>^d;:p    nieinher    t 


«n:.'agpment    for    th^    purp.)S>'    and    substantially    in    th* 

rth 


mi 


1  +'•.!*  :•!"        SMu.'K 
Ka  la  :t!aZ'i.i,     \[\,h 


-t.'iO.'.OO       »   Claimfc         rr    !«<<      ss 


U?.'^(iRBKR       Pali  AS  li<>r-DBMA>.  Jr.. 
Fil'Hl    .Ian     24.    lOj],      Serial    No. 


I     Th.'      ori):.Ki;i' 
srriht^d   cijiiipriglni; 
t>er  and  a  support ;n 
on    said   ronninu   gt-j 
on    said    b<>'!y   m»»m 
providing  a  rylind-  r 
partition  having  a  > 
a  piKton.  an   outwa 
port   provided   with 


'J  d 


u 


n     \n     it     St  r!iir ';r.-     -f     thf    'iass     ile- 

running  ^far   in.oi!'  .  r    a    Sxi.ly    mern- 

spring  fur  said  if><\\  m.-n)  i>t  m.ruited 

r  raemht>r.  of  a  fluid  '  y.jn.ler  mounted 

r   and    having   a    t  raii-v  .T^r    partition 

at   (.ri"   end   a?;.!   a    ;1'ii.l   '•!iani^>»T.   said 

ntral  cylinder  (ii<charir»>  port  therein, 

ly   openinff   vaivf    for   ^aid   discharge 

an   inwardly  proj^'ctin^  stem,  a  cross 


Id 


member  disposed  within  said  rrlinder  and  '-onstitutln*  a 
support  for  said  st''ni  a  ^fatinit  spring  for  said  valve, 
m^ans  for  adjusting  thi'  t<T)-.lon  of  said  seating  spring,  a 
passage  connecting  said  i!is<han:c  rhatnhfr  with  said 
cylinder  and  open  to  thf  iiii;i'r  crol  of  the  f\  Under  beyond 
the  stroke  of  the  piston  and  having  a  port  provided  with 
a  return  check  <"ylindiT  inlet  \alvp  tonncrting  said  pas- 
sage with  srtiii  cylinder  at  a  point  iicyond  the  out  Stroke 
of  the  piston,  a  rofk  siiaft  >lispoMfd  traiKvcrsely  of  the 
I'ylinder  at  the  imoT  ■  nd  thore<if,  .m  ,arni  on  said  rock 
shaft  within  the '-y lin<lcr  a  .  onnfctiiig  md  runnect Ing  said 
piston  to  such  arm,  an  ai-t  u.at  iiig  arm  oti  said  rocl^  shaft, 
and  a  link  cntinii-t  irii:  -ai-l  a.T  u.it  mg  arm  'o  ^iid  running 
gear   member 


ttJttOl'V         RVniAT'iR       \rrA'   ilMFNT 
Ri  KH.   i»maha.    N^-hr       I'iifd    i),-t,    !».    l'.»21 
"07, ;m.      1   Claim.      ^Ll.   -T-It      2',., 


Alo  HEHl      H. 

Serial    No. 


In  a  radiator  attachmfiif .  an  upriicht  air  draft  pipe  In 
'■ommunii-afioTi  with  aii<l  fXtt-mllng  ahovf  the  top  of  the 
radiator  a  conducting  piiw  for  i-ool  air  having  a  horiion- 
tal.    threadtvi   part   jirovidfd  with  :i  flange  and   Iraverains 

Ml.    side  of   th.'  air  draft  plpf  and  having  a   vertical  part 

witliin  said  air  draff  pipe  evKTidlng  witliln  the  radiator,  a 
f  inrod  proi.  ir!f-(l  with  an  it.  f  .-ri.irfy  thr.>ad.-<l  sl.<'v<»  at  its 
I  onvi-rgcnt  •■n.l.  sai.l  fiiiun'l  ht-lng  adapted  to  h<^  disposed 
■  It  the  siilf  .if  the  air  draft  p![..'  with  it.s  slt-fVf  engaging 
the  thrt'aiitN)  iiart  of  rh."  -ondo.ting  pip*',  and  l.elng  revo- 
lohlf  f..r  ni-'Vitii:  rh.-  'lain:.-  •  f  fh.'  .•oiiipi'-i  ing  pipe  and 
said  sleeve  luto  fugug.-'UJ.-'nt  with  tht-  wall  of  the  air  draft 
pipe 


1  i'",.:.  r,i7  FT  vM>  uriiiuai  r<iR  w.ksiiINi;  mr  rr.EAN- 
IN';  i'llii'i 'SK.<  .\I  Ki\\:.\\[  Ho[  I  lo.-A-,  Ix.ndon. 
Krsirlan.i  l-'1i..!  Vpr  I'l  lo.:;  S.T:al  Vo  .;:;.'l  2H9,  3 
I  i.iiins.      .t;i.   l."> — i-2.1 


-  \  ''ath  il-'virp  .f  til,,  kind  d.-scrlSed  .-.imprlstng  a 
sh.-pf  .if  interlace. 1  ■■rr;ps  of  rrt^(»'  ruliti.'r  folde<I  upon 
Itself  to  form  a  face  havmtr  ovcrlappitig  flaps,  said  face 
and  flnps  having  th«'ir  siilt-  .'dtri's  united  to  form  an  en- 
velope, the  flaps  tw'Ing  ad.apted  to  he  flexed  for  the  inser- 
tion of  a  dfti'rgent  mat. 'rial  in   said  envelope. 


1 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


263 


1,469,918  RP:('0IL-C0NTB0LLIN(;  device.  Ebnmt 
M  Db  Maine,  Alexandria,  Va.  Filed  Feb.  6,  192S.  Se- 
rial No    017. .307      .")  ilaims.     (CI.  89 — 43.) 


f^ 


—^mtinrifTU 


i;:^ 


^^^^^'^cf??!' 


TtiiT 


••  .V 


2.  A  d.Mce  of  thi'  .'l.a.ss  described  including  a  ;,'iin,  n 
cyliud.T.  a  pi-ton  slidahlc  within  the  <'ylinder  an.!  on 
necte<l  to  the  gun,  said  gun  having  a  port  b'adin^-  thr'  ii::t, 
ih.-  l.arri'l  thereof  into  the  cylind.'r  to  pormit  th>'  11. .u  -i 
th.'  gas.s  from  thf  gun  into  the  cylinder  t..  th'Tchy  .  li. .  k 
thi-  rocoil  of  the  gun. 


and  each  being  of  rectangular  formation  havir;^  a  ^v.  d^'- 
shaped  slot  therein  for  rc<.i\in;;  tio  ••nd  of  th.>  spring. 
and  int-ans  for  sf.-urin.:  thf  an-lioniig  jilatfs  to  thi  adja- 
cent secti.ui.s. 


l,4ll!».921  FOT'NT  AIN  n:\  .1  -  o  n  1  c 
Ma-s  Fil..l  S.j.t,  -1.  r.t22.  .>-.  1 1 
Clainis       'CI     120 — 47.) 


>K      I!'.  '1.    i' 


1 .4<;;t  iu;*.    fditational  and  AMrsi:Mi:N'i  iti:\  i<  i: 

James    D-inmanm    ami    .losKru    I»"vmanm,    I»,iiihiir\ 
Conn.       Filed     Mar,     1.     l'.t-2        Serial     N..      .'.in, ;!•_">,        1 
Claim.     (CI.  35-12.; 


In  ft  devlcf  ..f  the  class  d.'scrihfd.  Ih.'  cinlanation  with 
a  dial  having  an  annular  series  ..f  sfcti..ii-.  -  iich  ...nt.ain 
Ing  Cfrlain  [.rinicd  Inf.irmation,  a  mau'iictlxed  pointfr 
mount. d  cfnfrally  of  the  dial  and  piv.itfd  to  swin-- 
around  and  indi.at.'  .  n.'  ..f  tlie  sfv.ral  sfotions  ..f  tho 
dial,  and  ..licrating  means  for  th.'  pointer  roinpnsing  a 
rotatahlf  cr.iss  arm  coaxlally  mounted  with  rfl.-ition  to 
the  ma>;n>fized  pointfr.  a  gfar  coaxial  and  rotatahlf  with 
said  cross  arm,  a  second  gear  meshing  thfrfwiih.  a  ra.lial 
arm  upon  said  sfcond  gear  ndapt<  d  to  he  inantially  lurnf.I 
to  rotat."  the  cross  arm  an.l  haviiiL'  an  indfX  pointer,  an.l 
an  arcuate  index  disp..sed  in  relation  to  said  in.lfx  pointer 
and  having  a  series  of  reference  characters  positloncKl  f.> 
be  rend  in  cnn.'ction  with  and  bearing  sp.'<-ific  relation  to 
tho  sections  of  tii.    dial. 


1.469, '.•20.     SPRING  HEEL.     John  DiTcnAK,  Hyde  Park, 
Mass.      Filed    Sept.    21.    1922.      .Serial   No.    589,576.      .1 

Claims.      iCl.  ."Ifi--  3S  i 


^^:2^(>ifii^v/::'V'''^('-^!^il 


\  In  a  spring  htM?l  for  shw^s,  upper  and  lower  telMCop- 
ing  sections,  coll  spring  interposod  between  the  sections, 
anchoring  plates  associated  with  the  ends  of  the  sprin;:s. 


1  In  a  founiHln  i-.-ii  of  the  t>p.  descrihed.  ft  baird,  • 
tntiular  pliin-or  -I. -in  rcvih.ntly  suj-juirtfd  tli.reon.  a  tlt» 
rfmovat.ly  cirried  ly  i  h.  inn-r  .  loi  of  ilif  t.arrr.,  a  \'<n 
p..int  positioiifHl  in  the  tip,  a  tul-ular  .  asing  >.'^  urod  !'.  thie 
stem  inclosing  a  p.>rtion  of  th.-  harrcl  and  sli.iaMf  th.-re 
on.  a  slffvt  .arrl.'d  hy  the  out.r  end  of  ilif  st.in,  and  a 
tfiisioned   piling. T    rod   ass.  ciat.d    \\iih    the    ^leevt. 


1 .46'.h!t2-'  I>(>OR  AND  WAl.I.  I'.\NKL  FnR  Vi:HH'LFS. 
John  A,  Pi.FCKE.vstki  v.  K.'ilamazoo.  Mich,  assignor  X<< 
I.im.iusine  Body  Cotnpiiny.  Kalamaz*>o,  Mifh  iilfd 
Feb,  2,  1922.  Serial  No.  .'.■'..T,.' •'.♦;,  14  riainis  'C\ 
296—139.) 


14.  The  combination  ..f  an  outer  panel  iiifmh.'r  having 
an  inwardly  facing  channel  at  at  least  one  fd.L'e,  an  inner 
paiifl  mernher  secured  upon  the  inner  side  .>! 
panel  memh.  r,  and  a  covering  for  said  inn.  r  p.n.l  m.  r 
her  having  an  outer  e.ige  clamp,  d  within  s:n.1  .ha 
said  inner  panel  meml..  r. 


Id     out-T 
■1 

f,  Ilfl     hv 


1  4»;9.'.»23      METHOD  OF  SEATING  CIXSFI*  CONTAIN- 
ERS.    Bknjamin   Heli.ku.  Chicago.   Ill,     FiUsl   Nov    4. 
1922.     Serial  No.  .''i9''<.9H9      1   I'laiin.      <  CI    L'lT    -114   i 
In  a  method  of  sealing  closed  contain. 'rs  wlierein  a  pair 
of  spaced  perforations  are  provided  within   th.'  bottom  of 
the   container,    Inserting   thi'  opposite   ends   of   a   hand    of 
wire   or    tape    through    these   perforations,    extending   the 
ends   of   the   wire  or   tape  upwnrdl.v   within    the  container 


2tH 


and  aiiowijit;  tbe  8ani« 
then  flJllnjf  tbe  contaii 
'"'f  the  wire  "r  tap^  th 


in   'nf'  'np  of  th>-  Clin! 
tah.'T,   tisfhtpnint:  rhf> 

til?  th.T»"if. 


1,4»V.'  ..-'4        BELT  FA 
r-.KS   an.l   WiLl.lAM 
Tr'K'k    Tracfor    >^ 
M"     -I    rorpuraf i''i 
S**rial  Nfi,   620, ^'.4^ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcToand,  1928 


to  engage  uver  the  sid«>  thereof,   |    1 
er  and  engaging  tiie  opposite  enda    ' 
ouKh  a  pair  -jt  spaotn]  p.Tforationa 


iner,  appIvtriR  th»»  top  t.'   'hf  ■"■■n 
wire  or  cord   within    th>>   contalnf^r 
ting  pnil.i  '.f  th.'  rord  upmi  th.' 


ir 


JiTENING  DEVICE.  IsitxK  M  Ja 
C'RAMEB.  St.  Louis,  Mo  .  assignor*!  r., 
Nfaniilacturirii:    <Vimpany,    .St.,     Loui-* 

,f   Missouri       FiL^d    F^-h     .•.'^.    lOi':: 

1  riaira.      iCL   1^    .-Q 


A    belt    fastening    c  evlce    comprising    an    anvil,    staple 
holdlDit  means,  upstaodtng  marKinal  belt  supporting  mere 
b«r8  nti   said  anvil,  an  intermediate  belt  supporting  mens 
'it  d:spu!-»Hl  betwt'in  kaifl  marginal   belt  supporting  men: 

b»'r-    ■  ri.    i.f  said   nurijinal  Udt  supporrlni:  members  forni 
\iri  n  -h'-AT  f'jr  a  t:4iltj  supported  by  saiil  supp'irtinc  niem 
bers.       pivot. 'd  knife  cooperating  with   the  shear  member 
anil    ir    upstanding   afcutment    at    the    outer    e<l>;e    <<{    sni.i 
anvil   a. lasted   to  supiurt   a  belt   so   that   the  end   of   sai'! 
b*'It    will    drop  onto    tp.'    anvil    in    position    to    receive   th. 
stardes.  and  said  aboameiit  art:'pred   r,,  act  as  an  ali^niiis; 
ai'.rni'-:-   d    "ink-   ■:.»•  ('ittin?  operation 


l,4'30,9i:.->        TTUlilM 
ton.    Pa.,    assignor 
r'acturing    Compar!'. 
i'i^ed    iK-c,    \-2.    I'V.  i 
i  ri.    253—77 


.VLEX.*NDEK     T 

to    Westin-'hoi].*.' 
1     ("..rjxjrai  I'.n 
-■rial    No.    '.-Jl 


K^si,ET  Ussiim 
;!■  I  trji'  Jt  Manu 
.f  I'.'iiiisy  ivani.l 
"7:      •_•.">  Claims. 


1.    In    an    elastic 
blades    having   inner 
carved    portions   a 
and   to  discharcr  it 


fli 


,469,9  26         LENS  t;KiH)VIN<;     M.ICHINE        Gbobo 
KiKKKiA.\ap,    Brooltlyn     N     Y  .    assignor    to    Inter-Statt 

Optical    < '..rporatioii      Hrooklyn,     \      Y.,    a    Corporation 

of    .New    York        K:!.-.!    M -i  v    .'■     r.< !  9        S.tih!    No    ■J»4.892. 
.«    Clalmn,       H'l     ,M       liK,., 


ff^i 


1.  In  a  machln  fur  i;ro..\ini,'  lenses  a  fixed  supjxirt 
In  which  a  lens  n.a>  '.e  rorafaidy  njonnted,  a  cutter  for 
>;roovlnt;  tiie  l-n-i.  ineans  si:  ;iiiortinif  said  cutter,  said 
means  Including:  .a  support  pivoted  to  permit  movenoent 
of  the  iMjtter  rsdiali.v  uf  tbe  lens,  an  arm,  a  shaft  Jour- 
naled  therein  !i>  carry  said  rutter.  .and  a  plurality  of 
standards,  one  end  of  each  !>  in«  plvotaily  connected  to 
separati'd  pliitlt^  .-n  said  arm  ami  tiie  other  ends  of  each 
being  plvotaily  .onnerted  to  said  support  at  separated 
points  whereby  said  sh.aft  has  .ivial  movement  parallel 
wit':i    'he   HTis   of   -h.'    bna. 


1,469,927.  TIRE  V.\LVK 
wood,  N-  J,  Filed  ')cr. 
Renewed    I'ec.    i:-!.    11'2- 


HivHT     I'     Kiurr,    Rldge- 

iyi!».    Serial    No.    329.088. 

7    ilaims        iCl.    152—12,) 


1     A  tire  valve  for  a  i  liiralify  of  air  tubes,  comprl«ln» 

a  '^aslDK  having  a  ;.in'.iliiy  of  dui'ts  connecting  with  tht 
respective  tubes  and  i-h.ck  valves  in  the  respective  ducta, 
and  a  detlator  adapted  to  entatte  either  check  valve. 


1.469,92''.      .M>JISTABLE    .SI'OTLlGHT    FOR    DENTAL 


1    turbine,    a    last    row    of    moving 
radial   or   plane  portions   and  outer 
dafated    to    receive   elastic    fluid   axiall/ 
peripherally. 


York,   N    Y.      Hied  Feb. 
Ren<wed    Mar     2,    1923. 


CHAIRS.      Lkhn    Lazab,    New 

.5.    1920,    Serial    No     .^r>6,.''.7fl. 
4    Claims.       (CI.    240—4,) 

.'{,  The  combination  with  a  dental  chair,  of  a  plurmllty 
of   lights   carried    by    and    movable    with    tht   chair,   on* 


t 


October  9, 1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


265 


light  positioned  so  that  it   Illuminates  the  upper  portion 
of  the  patient's  mouth  and  the  other  light   positioned   so 


"^^ 


r^ 


►■'"^w. 


that    it    Hlnmin.ate.;    the    |..\\.  ;■    portion    of    the    patient's 
mouth. 


1.4H9.Hl",i         I^MiI'     STKAi'     SKCIKINO      OKVICE     FOl! 
ATToM'iIULF      TOrs        .Ioskfh      I.edwinka.      IMiila 
delphla,   I'a.,  assl^rnor  to  Edward  'L   Kudd   Manufact\it 
Im;     r,,uipany.     rhiladelpbia .     Fa,     a     Corporation     of 
P.'nnsylvanla.      Idled  .\pr,  i:^,  liiL'o       Serial  No   :',77  ■..■'.0 
9  Claims,      (CI.   24— IGS.i 


\     -''• 


I.  K  device  for  connecting  the  ends  of  a  strap  com- 
prising a  frame,  having  oppositely  disposed  cross  bars 
around  which  the  free  ends  of  the  strap  are  looped,  and 
a  clamping  plate  detachably  secured  to  .said  frame  and 
"ooperatlng  with  said  cross  bars  to  clamp  portions  of 
snld  .itr,ap  between  said  plate  and  cross  bars. 


l,469,n.'?0        MET.M.LIC     ROHRIN.     SPOOL.     AND  THE 

LIKE,     C.EowiE  A    MclNTn.sn,  Chelmsford.  Mass.  Filed 

Apr.    7.    1022        S.Ttal    No     .'..'.n.riGrt,       **    Claims  fCl 
242-121.1 


n 


unmirrinmim 


y^ 


2.  A  metallic  bobbin  or  like  filament  holder  for  textile 
machinery,  comprising  n  major  proportion  of  magnesium 
and  a  minor  proportion  of  zinc. 


1,469.931.       LENS.       JOHN     W.     Davison.     Mattoon.     111. 

Filed    Nov     K^,    1920.      Serial    No.    421,940.      2    Claims. 

(CL    88—57,1 

1,  A    lens    comprising    a    plurality    of    coextensive    ele- 
ments  of   light    refracting   properties,   one   of   which   ele- 


ments IS  of  light  filtering  material  and  has  a  surface  <rf 
negati\e   curvature,   the  alpebraii    sum    of  the  curvaturta 


of   .-.ai'l    ien-.    elnoiii^    heint;    .-qual    to   the   cufvatur.-    for 

>eiajr;ni:   the   di  slre<i    refra' tloii. 


l,4t'.l>  9.H2,  COrNTKli,  AnTHi  i:  A  .Vda.vs.  Rrookline. 
and  Frank  A.  Emekv.  Wellesley  Hills.  Masi<  Filed 
May  15,  1917.  Serial  No,  16S,7;0  4  Claims.  (CL 
L'H.^— l?.l' 


1  .\n  indiiator  couiprisinK  a  master  wheel,  aiid  a 
wheel  which  is  fractionally  rotate<l  periodically  by  the 
master  wlieel,  meaus  for  relie^lIl^:  the  shock  of  trans- 
mission Impulse  and  Justifying'  the  w  lieels  at  the  end  of 
the  transmission  Impulse,  said  means  consprisiiii:  r\  pair 
of  interiittini:  cam  faced  elements  mounted  on  a  shaft 
and  relatively  yieldable  rotntivtdy  and  aiially  against  a 
spring,  a  stop  prev"  iitintr  Complete  disenj:;itfeirient  of 
said  pair  of  elements,  a  ;;ear  on  each  of  said  elements 
arranged  in  transmlttinji  relation  with  th.  :naht>  r  wheel 
and   the   periodically   rotated   wheel    r.-sjie.  t  i\a  1} 


1 ,4(;;ci':'.:;  till,  i.AlHil'  llKtiHKHT  H.^sti.n>;s.  Rochester, 
N.  Y.  Filed  Mar.  11,  liCO  S  rial  No  .365.1)44,  5 
riaims        (C!,    22f)— 40.) 


1,  In  a  nauge,  the  combination  of  a  flanged  collar  hav- 
ing a  series  of  recesses  on  the  Inside  thereof,  a  hea^ 
having  a   cap   shaped  depression  capable  of  engaging  1» 


266 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  9, 1923 


•aid  collar,  lu?s  fijrtnpd  on  thp  outside  of  the  side  of  said 
cu[.    shaped    df-pr-jaslon,    said     lugs    having    cam    shaped 

•urfaces  o^^  th*'  tiip  thereof,  sai.j  luer-;  b'^irii;  '■a[>nbi«>  of 
passin*'  into  said  p-Cf'sses  and  enita«1ni;  undtr  tlir  flange 
6f  Siiid  Collar  at   *ii-'  *iiic  nf  said   recessp-i 


1.4'r. 'j:u        TVPtjWKITINd      MACHiNK        Edwahp      B 

Mi;;\,ir'an     H.-ai!!,     Npw     York.     S      V  ,    assi^'nor 
t'l    Ri-yi:   Ty[:>^wri*.r   t',,aipany,    Inr,,    \.\v    'i-Tk,    N     Y 
■  r;  .■ration     -jf    New     York,       F\U-i\     !■►'■      17      19l'i 
.Serial    \^'     "J.', 9^7"       11   I'laims,      "]_    I'j7      :'.0, 


t>ase  plate  b*'!r.e  forwardU  n',<]  r»virwardly  ailjiistable, 
an    inteuntl   nptnrntxl    '^it:j.'   -i  •    -h.'   rear  ,<\i:i>  ..f   the  has* 

plate,  a  suhsMn 'lali  .■>  V  -'  ;<>■,]  Lri^k-'t  tiavinj:  on« 
!)raD<-h  se<'nr«'i|  '■  ar>.!  a.ljiisiaM.  • -ai.-Jv.Ts.-lv  <,f  th« 
baM    plate    lu    abufini;    relation    t..    <.'i..!    tlai.K'       mmI    th« 


ith'T  branch  arra:i»..l  -i) :  si  .h,  t  la  liy  ;^arall.  :  and  in 
'<pace<l  rflativn  tn  'h.'  fr-nr  .nd  .,f  ^anl  j.latr  and 
'avini;   II    ri.aMi;»   ...p.ai  ini;,    1 1  .^   adjust  incnt     if   .said   bracket 

.serving    t..    ahi;o    •!:••    n ib-    i.i„.n!n-    wirh     ;1ip    n;achifle 

nee<lle. 


I   -»•;;•  !'.T7        i'.WK    iiiNlKo!.  i  i  .(t    MdToK    \' KM  ICLES. 

A;i:\\M'K-:      w        !  I  -  r  i-hi  \s  ^  \ ,     I'.u-t.u!       Mass         Filed 

'-^'■t.    '■.     r.'-i         >.  rial    No.  4i:..l^<;.       4    'lainifi        (CI. 
158--  4t;  r,  , 


1.  1 1,  a  ty;.!*- writing  machine,  the  combination  with  the 
key  t.'vers  and  the  type  bars,  of  llnka  connectini?  the  key 
levers  and  the  tyde  bars,  arms  pivoted  to  mov-  about  a 
horiiontal  axis  in  front  of  the  links  and  connected  there- 
with, gprinsrs  attached  to  said  arms,  a  pivoted  plate  in 
front  of  »ald  armsj  and  means  for  turnlnji  the  platf  about 


Its  pivotal  axis  to 


1.4^9.93,5  VAI.VF-P.ACING  TOOL  Rohkht  H.  }Inhach. 
'"hicago,  111.  Filed  June  16,  1923.  Serial  No.  64,5,899. 
3  Claims.     (CI.  ii2 — 1.) 


1  .\  valve  (Irt's 
a  h"le  exfendlR;; 
valve  and  adaprw! 
pa.ssing  lotuitU'lir 
cla:i;;!  a  valve  ste 
prifln,:    a    b.ir,    ei' 

Wf;    n    IT,    r;;,.    h.'l-. 

miAfcnen",    and    a 

thr^nirh 

is     t'  'a'<si 

thf>    -!.!►■ 

"f    sTcrn    ihimpiii,; 

%•<   i-haiine   it.-«   arjitli^ 


hnle    in 
■    for 
sa;<l 


adjust  the  tension  of  the  springs. 


ir.t,'  tijol  c,,[nprisinK  a  '""Iv  havini? 
hroiiiih    it    to    receive    thp    -^tem    of    a 

to  be  held  from  turning  on  an  axis 
lily  through  such  h<jie.  moans  to 
1  acaln.^t  onp  side  of  <aid  bole  com- 
■nding    parallel    with    th*-    valve    stpm 

-'in-;  ti.  _';iiile  the  bar  in   ir^i  clamping 

scrf'w    engaging    the    bar    and    pas.slng 

the    b'Xly    to    the    exterior    where    it 

riling,    and    a    cutter    supported    upon 

xly   opposite    the    point    -.f   applicari.in 

ressure   upon   said  bar   and    adjustable 

with   reference  to  the  valvf. 


1      .\     rank     '-iintrnl     fi.r 
fnt>I    ft>fd    pipe    pr'ijcrf  irii; 
iiig    an    "ppn    end,    a    -!•.■ 
having    opienings    th'rcjn    tcttimv 
for    normally    mainraining    thn 
c.iver    the    ,ip».n    end    i.f    the    [ii[ 


icifiir     I  ■■  h  I'lrs     '■i.trifirising    a 

f"    flic    su[Cj,-ly    tatik    and    hav- 

slidiiig    iipiin    the    pipe    and 

rriMV.-d    from    the    end.    means 

eevf    in    a    po.sifion    to 

and    I  ansc    the    fuel    to 


Sow  through  \\\c  upeningH  in  thf  slcfvo.  and  means 
located  upon  the  da.sht).iard  -jf  the  vetiicif  and  opt-ra- 
tivfiy    ci'iwi.M'ted    with     tiie    nl.-cv..    fi.r    moving    the    sleeve 


to    uncovfT    thi 


ip'  II    end 


I  he      pi|. 


permit    the 


flow  of  fuel  directly   thoreinfo 


1  .  1 '■.  !<    9  3  H        I!t:M.«^TITCHINr;    .VTTArnMKNT    P'OR 
S[;\VINi;    MAChLnES.      Kr^nk    Vr.i.\x    tl.a.nsD,    Cor- 
pus   ("hrlstl,    Tei      Filed    Mar     22,    1922       .-^pria!    No 
"45.775.       3    Claims.       (CI.     112 — 170.  i 
1     An     atfachmcit     for    a     sowing     machinf>     having    a 
pres<»er    foot    and    k    needle    cooperating    therewith,    com- 
prising   a    base    pl;jtp    having    means    for    ntta<-hment    to 
the   presser   foot  ol|  the   machine,   with    .a   portion    of   the 
plate    extending    to    the    rear    of    the    pressor    foo',    said 


1  .  4  tj  9  ,  9  ?.  «  ii>MHIN.\TloN  tirNTAlNKR  C,EnK<!» 
Cuivss  Kk.\\ki.\,  Watcrio.i,  Iowa.  Filed  Jan.  21. 
1922     .  Seri.il    V'.     .->:'.o,i)5'i       '■*   I'laiux        iCI     ZW,      Ifi  i 


1     In     c«imblnafIon,     an     open      rfcept.acl'p,     removable 
partitioning    ilevicg    therein     to    provide    a    plurality    of 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


267 


open  top  compartments  around  a  central  open  top  com 
partment  whose  wall  is  made  up  of  parts  of  said  de- 
vices. an<l  a  rtmoval>lp  cloKure  for  the  receptacle  having 
a  raised  cupped  part  nvcr  the  central  (lunpartment  only, 
the  closure  having  u  circumferential  rim  serving  to  close 
the  other  compartments  to  isolate  them  frf»m  each  other 
and  8aid  central  compartment. 


1,469.939.  HICinVAY  CONSTEU  CTION.  Hebbkkt  M. 
Kmiuit,  M<.ntclalr.  N.  J.  Filed  Oct.  27,  1919.  Serial 
No.    33a.5t;2.      62    Claims.       i(  1.    238—5.) 

2.   The    e«'mblnation    uf    tracks    an<i    ties    having    t'fgls 
tering    grooves    In    their    ju.vtaposcci    surfaces. 


1, 4^59. 940.  MOP  M.\TKKI.\I,.  IIakkv  1  KL.vwAWi,  Chi- 
cago, 111.  Filed  .\pr  Ki,  1922.  Serial  No.  552^1. 
3  Claims.      ,C1.   15-22^.) 


J 


1  A  mop  comprising  a  plurality  of  itrandB,  each 
strand  consisting  of  a  twisted  bundle  of  rovea  of  fibrous 
material  with  a  cord  of  spun  and  twisted  yam  dis- 
posed substantially  upon  the  surface  of  and  spirally  of 
the  roves. 


1,469,041.       RECEIVER  SII'I'ORT     IX:>R     SOI'ND  AM 

PLIFIERS.      ('H.^RI.KS  W.    KtKN.    rhicago.    Ill  File<l 

May     1.     1922.       Serial  No      ,-.,-,7.tlf.:;        I     rinlm  (CI 
179      146.) 


A  device  of  the  character  de8crii>ed  comprising  a  Y- 
shaped  tubular  sound  conducting  member  constructed  of 
resilient  rubber,  one  branch  of  said  Y  shaped  member 
being  tapered  outwardly  from  the  body  portion  there- 
of, and  having  a  rabbeted  pr  rtioti  on  the  inner  wall 
at  the  mouth  of  the  branch,  and  integral  cup-shaped 
■upportlng    members    carried    hy    the    rcmainirg    branches 


of  the  tubular  member  at  the  outer  ends  thereof  for 
yieldingly  supporting  a  pair  of  telephone  receivers,  aald 
cup. shaped  poriicus  bining  their  sipuiid  conducting  pa»- 
nages    arranged    to    register    with    tiie    sound    conductlnf 

pass.age    in    said    telephone    receivers 

1,40.9. 942,      WRlNiilNO    APFARATTS.      SiMBON    C.    Liw- 
ij>R,    Chica;;.'.    Ill        I'iled    Sept      l."..    1919        Serial    No. 
323,507.      1    Claim.       i.Cl.     15    -2ti2.i 
-»  y  *:. 


I     ('It* 


In  wringing  apparatus,  the  combination  of  a  fram« 
adapted  for  application  to  a  tank,  a  fixed  roller  jour- 
naled  in  the  frame,  a  yoke  pivoted  to  the  frame,  a 
roller  journaled  in  the  yoke  and  movable  therewith  to- 
ward and  from  the  fixed  roller,  counter  balancing  meana 
connected  to  the  yoke  and  stressing  the  same  in  t 
direction  for  moving  the  roller  carried  thereliy  away 
from  the  fixed  roller,  the  frame  b<>ing  formed  with  an 
exposed,  anuate  track  for  each  Journal  of  the  movabU 
roller,  each  of  said  tracks  terminating  in  an  elongated 
guiding  notch  flaring  outward  and  leading  from  a  point 
adjacent  tiie  respective  Journal  of  the  fixed  roller,  an4 
means  f(jr  moving  tiu-  yoke  against  the  stress  of  th« 
counterbalance. 


1.469.94.1  HIRtiLAR  ALARM.  Mikk  MACtR.^.  Has- 
tings <.nl  ludson.  N.  Y.  File<l  July  IS,  1923.  Serial 
No.    652,323,      1    Claim.       ti!     llf,  -82.) 


In  all  alarm  cif  the  t\i)e  des(  ribed.  a  base  plate  bar- 
ing liepending  proiigs.  a  ruliber  block  secured  to  said 
base  by  said  jirongs,  .an  angularly  arranged  lop  por- 
ti.'ti  carried  Vy  "Oe  end  .if  said  base  portion,  a  bracket 
iiieiiilicr  carried  tiv  the  opposite  end  of  said  base,  a 
bicycle  bell  carried  by  said  bracket  having  an  operat- 
ifig  button  projecting  therefrom,  a  depending  leg  car- 
ried by  tiie  free  end  of  said  angularly  arranged  portion 
adapted  for  en>;aging  said  operating  button  for  sound- 
ing said  l)ell  when  the  angularly  arranged  portion  it 
moved  in  the  direction  of  said  base  portion,  and  a  move- 
ment lindting  arm  curried  by  said  bracket  member  for 
preventing  too  great  a  downward  movement  of  said  angu- 
larly arranged  portion. 


1.469,944.       MEASURIN<;    RCLK        Moses    C.    Merrill, 

Buxton    Center.    Me.      Filed    May    1.    1922.      Serial    No. 

557,709.       2    Claims.       (CI.    3.3 — 111   i 

1.   A     rule    of     the     character     described    divided    Into 

incbes,  each  inch  being  separated  from  an  adjacent  inch 

by    a    line    extending    transversely    across    the    rule,    each 

margin    of    the    rule    liaving    short    lines    indicating    frac- 


268 


OFFICIAL  GAZKriK 


UCTOBICB  9,  1921 


tions    o(    an    Inch,    each    iu'-i    line    being    aaaoclated    on 
opp<  -i'e    t?il^e^    of     the    rul>^    with     numerals    Indicating 

Lncb.'s,     the    nuraerAlg    reading    on     one     mar^n    of    the 
rule    from    rijjbt    t'l    left    and    on    the    oppo8ite   mari^in    of 

the  r'j>  fr'ini  lefi  to  ri^hr.  the  inch  line  for  each 
rwel''!.  ic^-h  :>*'!ug|  associate*!  with  a  n-inier-il  indr-a' 
inti   f''«'t    I'''    each    rMireiii    ^f    the    rule,    thf   in.h    numerai-' 


_1 -Jl-i.. 


^ , . y.      f 


-^-~w—i    1 


ID')  T-.e  ro.jt  numerals  on  one  marifin  of  the  ruU'  -t^ail 
Iriif  'rom  ri<ht  to  left  and  upon  the  opposite  margin 
th-  rule  readlr.j:  from  left  to  riiihf.  both  sets  of 
numerals  rt'adia^  'rxa;  the  same  e<l^e  ..f  the  rule,  the 
ri'j.T.tT'iU  on  ehch  i  >'.^f-  "f  the  rnlf  ht-iiic  di»p<'jse.l  be- 
rwe<-ti  thf  ini-'i  !  ^  ■'  with  which  thev  are  asso'-iated 
and    that   end   of    i.^e   rule   from  which   the   numeraU  are 

to    be    ft' ad 


1  U',;».'.<4.'5.      I'T'TTIN";    TOOL       Rithard   MoR3t)orT,    West 
Eloboken,  N.  J.     pjiU-d  !>*"•    -V    19Cl       Sprlal   No    r,':ii.-':2. 


\  i 

• ■   ■"■■<    • 


lU 


dHl 


!      A    .ii'ti'ii.'    ■■- 
movable    •uttt'rs  mi 
dlally    thereof,    a   s 
tapered  nut   threa 
nection  between   th« 
of  th>'  carrier  eflfe^'ti: 
i»P'Tt  thereto,  mean 
the  tapered  nut,  ai 
Ini?   position. 


■•.miirMirik'   a    'arri^•^,    d    pluraitry    of 
nted   ain\aii;_T   in    rhe   carrier  and    ra 
aft    eitendliig   through    the   carrier,    a 
on   the   shaft,   a   niot   and  stud  con- 
carrier  and  the  nut  whereby  rotation 
.>!  axial  moTenjfi;'   of  the   nut  with   r'^- 
pres3  the  cutters  yieldingly  against 
fl  means  to  clamp  the  parts  In  work 


1,469,946.  EXIT  lllGHT.  John  A.  Mobrison,  Spokan»>. 
Waah.  FiU-d  Jak  1:4.  ly2.^.  Serial  No  ai4.»>5T.  4 
Claims.       (C;,    4^}  -  l-VJ.  1 


4.   In    combinati 
circuit    including 
alone,  an   open    ge^ 
for  Illuminating  t 
for  conapletlng  the 
dnnjlt. 


be 


I.469.i*47         LIwniMtKSKKV  K      ItKVKK  KoLLA      B. 

MUL.D.   Chlcag..,    !m       rUi^l    J  ;iu'    ly,    lyi.'!!       Serial    No. 
&69,459.      2    Cialma         C]      I5h-4fi.5) 


n.    an    indicator    for    an    objectlre,    a 

3eana    for    Illuminating    the    indicator 

nd   circuit  Including   separate  mean.^ 

objective  and   Indicator,  and  meaaa 

iecond  circuit  upon  failure  of  the  first 


is. 


X 


V 


A 


"Cf--      f 


/^- 


X 


1  ,k.- 


^^  '  ^^  - 


/4    -i" 


\. 


-V 


^- 


/5 


1.  Th.-  roniMDati.oi  with  •?>  gravity  fuel  ft>«-d  tank  of  a 
r^serv.^  suiuHv  'levirc  (-(.rnprisini;  ii  castrik:  arrang'^d  t^ 
'■itend  throogh  thf  huttcni  of  the  tank  and  into  tht 
interior  of  th^-  latt>>r.  the  t.p  of  the  ca.«iliig  t)elne  normally 
below  th<>  l''V''l  iif  thf  liiiuid  fuel,  said  rasing  having  a 
stnai;  air  •■>periing  at  itn  fH[i,  and  t.ieing  provlrlp.l  with  two 
passat'o  ways  i-'immniiii'atin.'  with  oarh  ottier  at  thi'  ui>per 
[Kirtio;]  iif  th.  ra.siiis:.  one  uf  said  pas-sag*' ways  being  In 
ron}munh-atio.|  with  th"  Interl'T  .if  th>'  tank  near  the 
t)'itt.im  th.'re  f,  .im!  th-  f.th.'r  extending  to  the  tiottom  of 
the   casing 


1,460,948     Ml  SK  Al>-I.V.><THrMFNT  T<)NK  AMPLIFIKB. 
JOSEPH  lUrHEco.  Som4-rviil<-    Mm'^*;     Filed  Feb.  20,  1922. 

Serial    N..     .'..".7,:  1m        .    claims  I'l     h1      UTI    i 


I.  A  banjo  comprlning  a  hoop,  a  metallic  soiiiidlnu 
board  mounted  on  orse  ,.nd  of  said  hoop  and  provided  with 
a  pilurslify  of  p..rfor,:iMijns  ni  irs  surface,  an  annular  rim 
formeii  Integral  with  '»ahl  metallic  sounding  board  and 
pifending   outwanily    therefr..m,    a    head    mounted    on    the 

.t>en  fVi>\  ..f  tho  annuar  rUu  and  having  Ita  surface  lylnfj 
in  a  p:an»'  parall.  !  to  the  [i  ane  of  the  metallic  sounding 
^.>ard.  sai'!  tiead,  rim.  and  rn.t.aHic  sounding  ttoard  con- 
stirntinE  a  <':os«sl  anipHfvint'  '-haniber,  and  means  mounted 

■n  ^^\'\  hoop  f.-r  strefhliiK'  tt,.-  head  tightly  over  the  open 
t'nd   of  th''   r!m 


1,469.949        W^:LL-St  KKKN    W.«iSHKK.       Hbnbt    Mei^tIW 
pARKisa,  New  Orleans,  \j\      Filed  Auk    t.'«.  1920.     Serial 

No.    406,(,H>0       11    Claims.       o"i,    \m     20.) 
1.    Ad    Instrumen*    of    the   (Mass   described    comprising    a 
pipe,  a   hollow   eipansitdf   mem[)er   surrounding  said   plp« 
and  forming  a  fluid  tight  annular  chamber  between  It  aad 


OCTOBFB  9.  VXTA 


I  .  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


269 


•■Id  pipe,  said  pifte  having  the  portion  surrounded  by  said 
eipanslble  member  perfornteij  and  \alre  means  located  at 


the  lower  end  of  snld  pipe  operative  to  close  against  pres 
sure  from  within  n-n<l  to  open  responsive  to  8ni)erlor  pres 
sure  from  without  the  pii>e 


1.4«9,9.-0.  HOLT  .\NCHOR.  Ralph  E.  Ogde.v.  Mountain 
vllle,  N  Y..  assignor  to  The  OrslK'e  Company,  Inc.,  a 
Corporation.  Filed  Aug  9.  1921  Serial  No.  490,859. 
i»    Cluims        M.'I.    S.'i — 24.1 


tS 


/> 


.'  llrf'.lHK*1>flff''1^'^.. 


^^V^ 


1.  In  combination,  an  expansion  shield  hsTlng  a  pln- 
rnllty  of  loneltudlnally  extending  fingers  with  their 
edges  substantially  parallel  and  a  nut  for  expanding  said 
shield  having  grooves  with  p:irallel  walls  for  receiving  snld 
lingers. 


1,469. rt.'-.l  I>ITC1I-<1;tTING  machine,  Albert  W 
FtLLER.  I-aurel,  Mont.  Filed  Aug.  24,  1921.  Serial  No. 
495.037  R<'iiewe<l  .\ug.  29.  1923.  4  Claims.  (il 
37—98. ) 


1  A  ditching  machine  of  the  character  described  com- 
prising a  sharp-pointfd.  approximately  triangular  body,  a 
pair  of  transTersely  titendlng  axles  mounted  upon  the 
body  and  having  cranked  ends,  supporting  wheels  carried 
upon  the  cranked  end  of  the  axles,  manually  operable 
means  for  o.sdllatlng  the  axles  to  raise  or  lower  the  body, 
a  plow  point  mniinted  up  m  the  forward  end  of  the  body 
and  having  upwardly  extending  mold  boards  on  each  aide 
of  the  body,  and  cutting  disk.s  carried  npon  the  forward 
end  of  the  body  above  the  reflr  end  of  the  plow  point  and 
forward  of  the  mold  boards 


1.409,9B2  SFLF-CLOSINtr  KECK1>TACLE.  He'^bt  R 
OoflAy.  Columhufl,  C)hlo.  a.^signor  to  Solar-Sturges  Mfg 
Co..  a  <'orporation  of  Illinois,  Filed  Oct  ."i,  1921,  Se 
rial  No    5ur),.o25      5  Claims.     i.Ci.  22u     32. j 


1.  The  wmhination  of  a  recept;!clH  having  :iri  o[ienlng  ; 
a  closure  Bervinir  to  rlosi'  said  openiuK  :  and  suppifirtlng 
and  guiding  means  for  the  closur..  including  UMpqua!  links 
pivotally  supijorted  within  the  reei^ptacle  and  plvotally 
supporting  the  closure,  said  links  being  cont;tructed  and 
arranged  to  guiiii  .said  closurr  from  clothed  i>osition  lo  an 
open  i,"sition  in  which  the  closure  stands  adjacent  one 
odge  of  said  opening  and  projects  through  the  same. 


,  Itllt.K.'),".  SN.\r  CtAFfiK  C.\KL  (Jabriblsmv,  Syracut;e, 
N,  Y  Filed  Apr  (!,  1921  Serial  No  4,%^. ST'.'  7 
t'laims.       I  CI     33— 163.  i 


1  A  snap  gauge  comprising  a  frame,  a  contact  member 
mounted  on  one  arm  thereof  and  a  plurality  of  measuring 
pins  mounted  in  the  other  arm  of  said  frame  at  different 
distances  from  the  end  which  faces  the  work,  the  outer 
projecting  portions  having  end  surfaces  In  planes  at  right 
angles  to  the  longitudinal  sides  of  the  pins,  the  end  work 
contacting  surfaces  being  p*©  shaped  as  to  substantially 
bridge  the  space  between  the  pins,  thus  preventing  the 
gauge  from  dropping  or  moving  vertically  to  a  material 
extent  after  contact  with  one  pin  and  before  the  next  pin 
in  the  aeries  makes  contact  with  the  work  and  means  for 
longltadlnally  moving  and  adjusting  said  pins  In  said 
frame. 


270 


1.469.054.     MATHEMAT 
Kbnvsdt,   Rockpo 
No.  446.112.      Rf>n 
.35—2. , 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9. 1928 


ICAL  APPARATUS.  Albbbt  H. 
t,  Inii.  Filed  Feb.  18.  1921.  Serial 
•wPd  June  11,  1923.     3  Claims.      (Tl 


1.  Tbe  combinatii^n 
fr»in.s.  pivoted  at  tl 
Dected  and  function! 
about  these  four  P" 
will  remain  at  righi 
position*.    8iibstanrl; 


f    two    pair^    of    liinzt'-d    parallpl" 
f    f'Hir   I'orrifrs   'if   a    <ijnar''   anil  r<>n 
Z  in  such  a  m.inriir  'hit  whPti  r<>rar*''l 
n's.   the   twi(   pair-:   "f    [•.imllpli^eram'i 
miirlfs    til   ►»ai'h   iithtT   iri    al:    jmssiM' 
Ilv    as   (lescrihi-'d. 


1.489,955.  BCILI»[N<i  rONSTRUCTloN.  Fra.m  is  I'.ei  i 
Reili.t.  Regliia.  Kiskatchewan.  '.'lui:!!!.!  (>rit:iiial  ap 
plication  flU-d  Muz  15.  1021.  S.Tial  -No  4;«2,r);»4. 
TMrlded  and  thip  application  Qled  .\uz  -f').  192:;. 
Serial  No.  584.5 1-i     .3  Claims.      (CI.  72—1.) 


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1  \  buUdlnK  ci)|i.itriictlon  comprising  a  plurality  of 
wall  block!  having  rfct^sses  In  their  ends  designed  when 
the  blocka  are  gft  logether  to  form  spaces  to  receive  a 
Tertically  extendlna  column,  a  plurality  of  columns  ca.<t 
In  said  »pac««.  certain  of  the  wall  blocks  having  their 
ooter  walls  projected  above  the  inner  wall.'*  to  form  a 
■eat  on  the  inner  will,  a  floor  supported  on  the  seat  com- 
prising a  plurality  of  tiles,  slabs  and  a  concrete  floor 
Interlocked  with   th«  slabs. 


1,469.95«  FT'KL  kHMISSloN  DEVICE  FOR  IN 
TEBNAL-COMBCBTION  ENGINES.  Hakbi  Ralph 
BiCAiDO,  Londoii  England.  Filed  Nov.  22,  1919. 
Serial  No.  340,03e.  5  ClAlms.  (CI.  123—31.) 
1.  In  an  Internal  combustion  engine  the  combination 
of  a  cylinder  proTlded  at  ita  head  with  a  pocket  that 
eommunlcatea  with  the  combustion  chamber  of  the  cylin- 
der ttarouffh  a  constricted  passage,  means  for  admitting 


fuel  through  an  op«nlnK  Into  tht-  pocket,  the  pocket  being 
entirely  closed  enept   for  said  futl   Inlet  and  constricted 

nutlet    pa-inakri'   ariil    a    fiii'"    with    p-Tforn tions   in    Its   wall 


and  one  i-ni!   --lo-i.-il    .m-!    thp   i>th»T   <'n'I    rliod   to   the   wall 
of  the  poi'kt't  so  ttia*  ?he  fut'l  will  rirst   pass  into  the  tube 

HHil    thi'tici.    tSiroiij':    'h"    .ipeiiir:_'s    in    it>    wnll    into    the 
poi'kt-t    ;i'<    .net    forth 


1.4*!9,95:  FiRK  KHIilTINi;  Torn.,  ([(.arlks  II  Rich, 
Woolrlch.  I'fi.  Fil-.l  lot.  i;;,  I9.']  Serial  No  44rt.tt75. 
1    Claim.      ir]     97     .;7 


y-JJ 


\  tool  f..r  rifc'hfii.^-  for".-r  lire--,  i'l.mj.rislnj  a  tianiilf.  a 
hf-ad  connt'ftiMl  with  the  f.irwiril  •■nil  of  t!;.'  iiandlt'  and 
disiioxfil  ,-ros■^^v  i-ic  thtT-of  anil  fidjiirif.n!>lc  about  the  con- 
necting m^'ar.s  a.s  a  i-rntcr  ami  having  a  n'arwardly  ex- 
tending flange,  mi'an~  to  siiljustaid y  fix  the  hca<l  with 
ri-«pcct  to  tlie  handlt',  aiol  !)lai!en  carried  by  the  inad  and 
arrangfd  side  by  siilo  —osswise  of  thi-  handle  with  their 
hp*'l  ends  nptiiist-d  to  tlu'  s:i\<[  rinrwardly  extending  flange, 
said  blades  h.avlng  forwinl  trarisverse  cutting  edges  and 
oblique  sldf  ♦»dgeg,  the  adjacent  side  edges  of  any  two 
adjacent   blades   converging   at    the   head. 


1.469.95''*  APPARATUS  FOR  ANO  METH(iI)  OF  RE- 
rOVRKlNd  W.A.'H'K  i;.\.'<KS  CKimt.n  A.  Richtuh, 
Berlin,  N  II  a.ssignor  r.>  Brown  Company,  Berlin, 
N.    H..    a   Corporation   of   Maine.      1-^led    Aug,    L'.',    lf»20. 

Serial    No,    40.'. 91."..      1.'    flalmB.      (CI.    2.3— M 


1.  A  process  of  recovering  Bulpht."  dioxide  from  blow- 
pit  vapors  and  gases,  which  comprises  conducting  said 
gases  and  vapors  and  cold  water  in  counter-current  flow 


OcTuBKK '.»,  i'.>i::i 


L.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


liTl 


through  a  mass  of  interstitial  surface  material,  thereby 
cooling  tile  ga6e«  and  condensing  the  vapors  by  direct 
contact  thereof  with  the  water,  recovering  the  free  un. 
absorbed  sulphur  dioxide  which  is  cooled  by  said  water, 
and  then  removing  from  the  heated  water  the  sulphur 
dio.xlde  absorbed   thereby. 


1,4<;!», ».'".!<  (  (»(iI.lN(;  .\NI)  AHSOKHINC  tiVSTEM  FOR 
SriT'in'R  DIOXIIiE  <;eoh(;k  a.  Hichtek  and  (ioR 
DON  v..  WiciiT-MAV,  Berlin.  N,  H..  assignors  tii  Brown 
Company,  B'Tliri.  N,  11..  a  Coriioration  of  Maine,  Fiha! 
.\ug,    '."',    lit'Jn       SiTi.a!    No.    4(ttWi4.".        1  ,■'.    ciajms        n'l. 

u:'.--  1 


1  The  hiTfin  (l..-.rri'ie,i  jirtn'i'ss  of  troatii)_'  hiif  sulphur 
liuno'r  t'.a^i-^,  \Oni-h  coniprisis  [lassiru'  such  hot  L'Rses 
and  foiii  wat.T  in  rontart  in  oounf'er  lairreiit  tluw  through 
a  confined  space  to  cool  such  gases,  passin::  such  cooUmI 
gases  through  :in  a!'>orliing  nu diiirn  to  ra'-nvt-r  -ailphur 
dioxide  therefrom,  p.assiiii:  .'i  gas  througli  the  water  em- 
ployed In  cooling  s.'ild  hot  burner  gases  to  recover 
sulphur  (lioiidf  therefrom,  .and  niixing  .such  recovered 
gases  with   the   cooled  ga.fes. 


1.4t;o,;t«0       !'R()(  ESS   (IF  TREATIN(;    BLACK    LigUOR 
PROnrcED      IN     THE      MANrFACTURE     OF     SUL- 
PHATE  PI  LF.      (Jk.iki.k   a.    Hi.  iiTEii   and    Doi  i;l.\s   H.    i 
McMfKTRiK.    Berlin,    .N     H.,    as-^ignors    to    Brown    Com 
pany,    Berlin.    N.    IT,    a    Corporation    of    Maine       Filed 
Nov     4.    1920.    Serial    No.    421,769.      Renewed    Feb.    9, 
10L'.3       6  Claim.'!.      (CI.   23—22.. 
1,    A    proceHs    comprising    burning    and    smelting    spent   i 

black   liquor  resulting  from   the  digf^tion  of  wood   in   the   j 

manufacture    of    sulphat.'    pulp,    in    the    presence    of    free 

sulphur,  and   recovering  the  molten  effluent. 


1,469.961.  FEEDING  DEVICE.  Edwabd  .J.  Rood,  Web- 
ster City,  Iowa.  nied  Oct.  6.  1922.  Serial  No. 
592,851.     2  Claims.      (CI.   119—52.) 


1.  In  combination,  an  open  top  trough,  fixed  support- 
ing means,  arms  terminally  pivoted  on  said  supporting- 
means,  an  open  frame  rigidly  supported  on  said  arms 
above  the  open  top  of  said  trough  and  containing  spaced 


cross  bars  therealong,  and  cloKures  hinged  to  said  frame 
over  the  interspaces  of  tiie  cross  bars  io  swing  upwardly 
and  supported  on  the  frame,  said  arms  when  swung  up- 
wardly, carrying  with  them  said  closures  to  wboUy 
uncover  said  trough. 


1.4tltt,!tt!L'  I..\rNDRY  DHIKH  Ij.uAUr  W  IJ, 
ford.  C(,iiii,  Filed  I  Ha-,  1.  ]!>-'2.  Serial  No 
1   Claim.      (CI.  68— 34. J 


;'H,  Hart- 
•■.O4.1!08. 


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^^^^^ 


-V  device  of  the  class  described  involving  a  f;i;i'P"rt 
comprising  a  horizontal  and  ,a  \.  rm  al  tl.an^ri  .  tfie  verti 
cal  flange  being  attachable  to  a  nuojiii  ir^K-  .a  pi  i!ality  of 
bearings  each  in  the  form  of  n  forked  bracket,  the  I  runt 
side  of  the  support  being  of  arra.ate  fi.rni.at  ion ,  v., id 
brackets  being  mounted  in  arcuate  ..rder  along  said  front 
edge,  pivots  extending  l.etwe  ii  ih.'  suli-s  nf  the  hearlMirs, 
arms  having  holes  to  receive  th.'  pivots,  and  coiled 
springs  coiled  about  each  pivot  lietween  aii  .arm  and  an 
adjacent  side  of  the  b«'aring.  th.  terminals  of  the  springs 
acting  against  each  arm  and  .aNo  a;;;iinst  ;lie  under  side 
of  the  support. 


1  . 4  »'.'.*.!»  «;;       w.\ter-feedinc,   apfakatis   for 

STOHAdE  batteries.  Jack  ]>  Sai;  i  ,^  k  - -i  f.  New 
York,  N,  Y,  Filed  Dec,  110.  iMs  S.ria!  \,.  .a";7  .'iSti 
8   Claims.       (CI,    137—68.1 


4.  A  liquid  feeding  apparatus  for  storage  batteries  of 
motor  vehicles  embodying  a  plurality  of  conventional, 
non-communicating   battery    cells   each    of   which    is   pro 


272 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1928 


Tided  with  a  filler  cap  hartng  a  passage  leading  there- 
tbroQKh  Into  the  aaaoclated  cell,  a  liquid  supply  reservoir 
positioned  at  a  distance  from  the  ceils  and  mounted 
independently  tlierenf.  a  rondult  leading  from  the  reser- 
voir to  the  passagi-'s  of  th»»  sev>^ral  caps,  whereby  liquid 
may  b^'  fed  from,  the  reservoir  throujj.'i  th.>  filler  caps 
Into  the  cells,  and  means  for  individually  controlling  the 
feeti  of  !:<^ui.1   into  jpach  cell. 


said   shPlI    hnvini;   ;i    rnp»'r.'(l    shi 
a  packing  on  «aii!   valvf  proper 
adapted    fi>    'e    necnred    tn 
ca.sing  bein;;   open   at    its   ti 
dent    diameter    rn    -eceivf 


liil'T   adapted    to   engage 
if  H  snpplemeDtal  caaing 

'vai.]    Hli'ii.    «nld    supplemental 
;.    ;<:hi    lisvinLT    a    twirc    of  sulB- 

Mir-uKh    'ts    top    th''    working 


l,4f50,r>')i,      MtrTAIl   WHKEI>.      "-HAiii.Ks 
U'tipm,     I':i  ,     assl^iii-jr     to     I{>-thi.''> 
B'^thlf'hi'm,    Pm  .   a  ''orporation   of    I 


Nov 
If'J 


I'.U'.t, 
<  lalms. 


lerial    No^    .'Ul,06.''- 
il.  301  — Q.) 


HEN'    K.     lU'th- 

:     Sr.'t'l     t'ornpiiny, 
nnsylvanla.      f'iled 
IJeri'we.l    Mar     7, 


1.    A  metal  whee 
iu    paralifi    .spao'd 
wheel   3liH:ie  anil    t 
Ing  spok^'s,  and   a 
•poke  portions. 


I  coniprising  two  flanu*'d  bars  arranRel 
relation    with    '\w    flainC'S    l^'nt    into 

le  web.s  I'ut  t.  form  inwardly  eitend- 
ub  seoui-'d   to   'he  Inwardly  eitendlng 


1.469  DtV.")      TTRBi 

F'a  ,    a<-<iirnor    to 
■'iririi;  Cdinpany. 
July    6.    1921. 
■.'^.''. — TO  . 


p:irt8  it  I  sta!:'!:ir'!  vmIv"  i'i-')^  ;.'"s:  n^'  n  n.at.  anil  a  mov- 
atil^  vaU>  proper  .sal'l  P.'rf  ■  i;i>-;iri ;:  iiiT..  vhIiI  sh.-jl  and 
'■"■!  rr.!i!.,  \T!r.  J  'a  : '  - 1  ^aid  fir>'  fvji^'  fhroiigh  said  shell, 
8.<;<!  casiriiT  and  valv.'  par's  beinn  aiiapti-ii  to  replace  said 
first  n:i'iifil    \-i!vt'   structure   wh»»n    th>'    lattfr    is    removed 


l,469.9<t7.  S«".AK!'tM.!>  fiANi.Fi;  .lonN  Sedvikk,  Se- 
attle, Wash  I'i.o.j  j.jne  3.  i'.'-'l,  "^'rial  No  474, Ty? 
1    Claim       (CI.   304 — 19.) 


^'F       flE.NHT  F    ScnMiDT,  Swarthmore, 

Westingho'ise    KhTtric    and    Maniifac- 

a  '  orporat ion  nt  I'ennsyl vania,      Flb^d 

leri.il    No.    4'^2,7t5S.      4t"i    Claims,       (CI. 


.\  BoafTiiiil  hnt'irpf  <-. .n  ;iri.iti tr  i  oiie-pjece  body  bifur- 
cated to  pr'>vi.te  .-.parcii  .ir,'i,.-i  privided  with  parallel 
purtloni*    and     outwardly     diver«iii^'     porti,in.«     extending 

'!;.-[■. -from   .I'ld  aila;  i' d  at    •li.'ir   Irt-f  >-iid.H  to  .■itnit  a  buUd- 

'.itlv.'Iy 


1  An  elastic-fluid  'urbine  comprii^ing  a  plurality  ..f 
pi'.ercy-abstractln;;  ^ta^.^s  'brough  which  the  elastic  fluid 
a..)ws  l.'i  th.>  «a;n>>  ieneral  illrection  and  a  stage  including 
a  row  of  moving  blades  each  having  a  continuous  Si;r- 
facv  and  whi'b  ari  adaptt^i  ti.)  receive  elastic  fluid  f!o» 
ini;  in  th'  <atne  teneral  dicctlon  from  the  precediim 
<tae*>s  and  to  ►•ipand  and  to  dischari^e  the  name  in  a 
substantially   differi'nt  direction. 


ln_'     *:\\'\    N'dy    belni;    n-l 
at   the  oth''r  end    to  ►'n»:ai.'> 
int'Tmediate    said    paralie 
\tii<\y    anti    at     a    ills', i  :».■•>    ,, 
arms     saiil    lever   .it    "ne   en'l 
n't    with    said    jaw 


thi'k  and  having  a  jaw 
file  huililinK.  a  lever  pivoted 
I"  rtiMii  u!  the  arms  to  the 
<'.■  '.\.f  b.w'T  ends  of  said 
Hil,ipte,i  fi,  .  iigaife  the  bulld- 
Mie   otlo T    end   of   the   lever 


Udng  adapted  to  snpfM.rt  a  seaffuld  said  latter  end  and 
said  Jaw  tieini:  on  the  ..[ijiosite  side*  ..f  the  fulcrum  of 
the  levf'r  whereby  th«>  weij,'ht  of  the  scsfTold  will  main- 
tain the  arms,  lever  and  ;:iw  in  ►■ffectlve  enKagement 
wi'h.    the    bulldliiK 


1.4  89,9  66  TIRE  VALVE.  Maximihas  (H-tHLES 
.SrHWiiNEBT,  Wtst  Hoboken,  N.  J.  Filed  Mar  2H. 
lins.  Serial  No,  225.162.  3  Claims.  (CI.  l.')2— 12  i 
1.  The  combination  with  a  sh*!!  adapted  to  be  secured 

to  a  tabe  or  the  Ike.  nld  sbell  baring  a  bore  adapted 
proper   bavlng  an   elastic  sleevp.   and 


to   rtcelTS  a  yalTe 


1.469.968       ilKKL   TAI'       il.taRV   J     SoLi.irnY,   Sf     L..ni-.. 

Mo.       Fll.d     .Jan      14,     1922.       Serial     No      r>29.22S.       1 

i-'lalm.       (01.    174      174  ) 

As  a  new  articl'-  of  ;naiiiif;ietiire,  ,i  ti.-el  pad  comprls 
Inij  an  elongat'-il  .itid  siil>stantially  elliptical  primary 
piste,  said  primary  plato  provided  with  an  elongated 
longitudinally  extending  depressed  portion  provided  with 
an  aperture  adjacent  each  end  thereof,  an  Insulating 
lining  fitting  entirely  within  said   depressed  portion   and 


OcTOBEB  y,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


273 


entirtdy  covering  tlie  sauu',  an  elongated  auxiliary  plate 
bearing  against  tlie  liMing  and  positioned  entirely  within 
and  conforndng  in  whape  to  the  depressed  portion,  said 
lining  cdverinsr  the  edges  of  said  auxili.ary  plat-  .  an  outer 
fabric  pad  ajiainst  the  primary  and  auxiliary  plates,  riv- 
ets extending  tliroiigh  the  ap  rtures  of  the  depressed 
portion   of   the  primary    plate  and  also   through  the   lin- 


liig.  auxiliary  jjlatr-  and  pad.  thereby  fastening  the  same 
together,  a  thumb  tack  eitending  through  the  primary 
platf  and  positioni-d  t>etween  the  primary  plate  and  the 
pad,  whereby  said  tack  Is  retained  In  a  set  position,  an 
Inner  pad  against  the  primary  plate  and  the  outer  pad. 
and  .stitching  securing  the  two  pads  together  with  the 
thumb  tack  extending  through  the  Inner  pad,  as  and  for 
the   purposes   set   forth. 


1  469.9fiil  BrRGLAIi  ALARM.  Frbd  E.  Spahks,  Akron, 
Ohio  Filed  Dec  12,  1921.  Serial  No.  521.710.  4 
Claim.s.      MI     116-90.) 


S  In  a  device  of  the  cliaracter  described,  a  base  plate. 
providfMi  with  n  supporiintr  rnemlM>r  of  sutistantialiy  U- 
shape  In  cross-section,  a  supporting  plate,  a  pivot  pin 
passing  through  the  supporting  plate  and  the  U-member. 
tail!  supporting  plate  l>eiiiK  provi«led  with  a  guide  ele- 
mt'iit  fitting  about  one  wall  of  the  U-memb«r  for  guiding 
the  supporting  plate  during  movement  thereof,  n  spring 
moniited  nlMint  tlie  pivot  pin  and  Ivearing  at  one  end  on 
the  web  of  the  U-member,  the  other  end  of  the  ."spring 
bearing  against  said  guide  member  and  acting  to  bold 
the  supporting  plate  raised,  automatically  actuated  alarm 
means  mounted  on  the  supporting  plate  and  adapted  to 
be  released  liy  rolling  contact  with  an  object,  and  means 
for  releaaably  securing  the  gupportlng  plate  In  lowered 
position. 


1,4«9,970.       STOVEPIPE    ANCHOR,     FLUE    THIMBLE. 

AND    FLIE   STori'ER.      Hamiltos    B.    Spabks,  Terre 

Haute.    Ind    'Filed   Feb.  24,  1922.     Serial  No.   538,865. 

2    Claims,       (CI.    12(] — 319.) 

1.  In  combination,  a  stove  pipe  thimble,  means  asso- 
ciati'd  with  the  thimble  for  engaging  a  stove  pipe,  a 
plurality  of  resilient  arms  extending  therefrom  and  ter- 
minating In  angular  extensions,  a  plurality  of  auxiliary 
315  0.  G.— 18 


anils    attacbrd   ;it    one   '  iid   to   the    terminals   of   the   first 
mentioned    arms,    a    bar    extending    transv.  rs"ly    of    the 


thlKiMe,    ;,    threaded    rod    rotatable   in    the 
th'     thteails    of    said    rod.    and    means    for 
.'iiixilinrv    arm--    to    ttie    ruit. 


:i    nut    on 

."•irig    the 


1,409.071.  ART  OF  M  AN  I  FACTrKIN(;  ILAX  FIBER 
FOR  SPINNING  Bektiiand  S.  Simmkk.s  I'ort  Huron, 
Mich.  Filed  Dec,  4,  1920.  Serial  No,  4  28.187.  10 
llalms.       (CI.    19—30.1 


1.  Apparatus  for  treating  flax  straw  fompris>iii-  n 
plurality  of  individual  scutching  machines,  a  conveyor 
adapted  to  carry  away  the  refuse  from  tht  machines,  a 
box  enclosing  said  coDTeyor,  and  means  adapted  to  pass 
a  dust  carrying  current  of  air  through  said  l)f>s  in  the 
direction   away   from   the  scutching  machines 


1.469,972  RIBBED    UNDERFLAT     ](>R     INDEKGAR 

MENTS.  Samtbl  F.   8wA«rrBE9,  St    Louis,  Mo       Filed 

Aug     2.  1922       Serial    No.    579,149.       1    Claim.       (CI 
2      144) 


^ 


An  undergarment  provided  at  the  back  with  a  seat 
opening,  an  outer  flap  extending  across  the  seal  opening 
and  covering  the  same  at  the  exterior  of  the  garment  and 
liuttoned  to  the  same,  and  an  interior  oppositely  disposed 
flap  extending  across  the  seat  opening  and  covering  the 
same  interiorly  of  the  garment  and  widened  between 
its  upper  and  lower  ends  to  form  a  lateral  extension  at 
the  free  edge,  said  inner  flap  being  ribbed  horUontally 
throughout  the  entire  width  of  the  flap,  whereby  the  flap 
is  caused  to  maintain  its  normal  position  and  resist 
folding,  rolling  or  bending  about  its  longitudinal  axis. 


274 


1,409.973. 
M'>i)r>v 
Manufii 
vania 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  9, 192? 


TURBI>E  BLADING       I.OLis   N.   TfI'vmpson. 
Pa       a^siitnnr    to    Wpstinehouae    Elf"<''ric    and 
ctnririi;    t'limpany,     a    (l\>rp(iration     of    Pf-nnsy! 
Fllod    Ort     tJ.    19'J2.      Serial    No.    o9J,'Ul.      <j 


C]     25.1- 


1.    In   a   tu; 


'Hii>, 


nintiv  rtiii(!  ar<l  p 
f)f  rl'.p  b!ailt'><  tu  c 
Ing   portions 


/* 


A3 

I 


J  J 


row   iif   blades   h:\vini;   '>ut>T   portiiTin 
y    to    define    disrhari;.>    passaees    fur 
rfitruding  mass»s  nf   the   forward  sldfs 
inter-balance    thp    r»>arwardly-eitenrt- 


1   i'V-<M:i       V.VLVK  SPRING   LIFTIN<;   Tool.       Musi-  .1 


N'Aiifa:.    Na-ihua 
No,   -.32.21,-). 


10. "J 


1  In  a  valve  sprin?  lifting  tool,  the  combination  "f  a 
spindle  having  a  shoulder  and  threaded  at  onf'  end  below 
the  shoulder,  with  a  taming  handle  at  Its  other  end,  a 
collar  which   bears   atrainst  the  shoulder   and  Is   revoluble 


on   th''  spindU-,  and 


at    their   adjoining 


a  lifting  fork  having  a    threaded  holt; 


for  the   threaded  emd  of  the   spindle  and  prongs*   re.'ess.-d 


odgps. 


1,469.H7: 


DRUM 


1021       S.Ti.il   Nr 


FOR    WASHING    MACHINES       Wit, 


MA-vi    G     W-\GKNPlALs.   Saglnaw,   Mich.      Filed   Jan.    24, 


439  547.     1  Claim,     tri.  >?s--l«  i 


tnm   duct   eaf-h    hMvln;:   slit   openings   <-xt>'ndInc  crosswise 
of  the  top  tht>rc<if  hnving  forwardly  def1.'rfe<1   fins  <lepend 
Ing  from    th-'    rearward   H^ige   of  fa<'h    sltt   oix-nint:,   and    a 


imhinal :  ■II,  ,i  rotat.iblf  drum  for  wushin„'  rii.irhiri<'S, 
siiid  lir'im  having  ;i  ■^'ontiniious  cylirnlrical  surfaf",  a  .set 
if  thrift'  li'ri_'!t:idiiially  disi»o.-*ed  perforntfd  b;it!les  »'n- 
osi'd  within  .^aii!  drum,  said  bafflps  so  locafod  with  re- 
si>e<-t  to  fach  oth'^f  that  the  projecting  plane  of  the  ad- 
vanciiij  ~urfii''p  of  liut'  ,,(  said  baffles  Intersects  th>'  plane 
of  the  n  ■■■■ding  .■iurnac-  of  th.>  n^it  baffle  ahead,  said  baffles 
being  of  suffirj.Tit  width  to  -.-rve  as  trays  to  carry  mate- 
rlala  in  a  ma.^s  bodily  to  the  upper  part  of  said  drum  and 
to  dischar:,'!;-  ;hi  refloni  onto  tho  r^-arward  f;irr-  of  thf  i.cxt 
baffle  ahe:id.   for  thje   purposes  set   forth 


1,469.976.      DRY    rtll.M      .TnsirpH   Patritk    W\rsiT. 
couver.  British  (lolumbia.  Canada.      I'ilfd  O.-t     \U 
Serial  No    ,')95fUS.     fi  riaims.     <'  I    :;4      lo 


Van- 
1922 


4.    In   a  drv  kiln 


of  heated  air  supp  ying  dui-ts  .and  a   siijuilv   d'l.-r    nid 


the  combination   with   a   drying  kiln. 


h»'a  tin_'  \\r\  i 
tile  KUjijih-  d"' t 
heating  source. 


fiir  tit>a  !  iiig  !-i  nd  ri  r 
and   ■<:[■  k    throiK'', 


ll:n 


[UK  f!i> 


air  througti 


dii.'i    t. 


the 


1.469.977.      Hl\  K'V       ■  '  *>  : 
of  Philail.dphl.i,   I';.      :.v    1 
delphia.   Pa.      FiUd    \!ii; 
5  Claims       .n    s,') — 38.) 


>\. 


■a- 


d.    late 


!ic!..    W.-iv.T,  .'Tf-ciitrit,   I'bila- 
•jn,    i;a'.i.      .S.ri.il   No.   :;is,762. 


I  ^ 


1.  A  clinch  rivet  havini:  a  head  portion  and  prongs  or 
legs  formed  integral  th»'r'  with  and  extending  In  inclined 
relation  toward  fach  othor.  and  laterally  away  from  the 
head  portion,  said  legs  or  fironirs  having  shoulders  formed 
therein  to  encaci^  ovit  thp  adjacent  surfac"  of  a  part  to 
which  fht'  riv.  f   is  to  tie  apidiod. 


1,469,978.  MARtllN  1M>1>  WTiiK  C  m.  .s  p  Wrnxf  and 
Habold  N.  I,awr[f,  \V,islitnt:tMii,  1'  r,  Fib'd  Sept,  8, 
1920.     Serial  No    ius.'.iic,       s  riaims.      h'1.   197     -143,  > 


1.   An  indicator  comprisinc  a  body    in   adjuotable  Ind' 
cator  slldably   mounted   thereon    a  stop  provided   with    n  u 


I 


OcTOBCB  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


275 


under  bent  tongue  secured  to  said  adjustable  Indicator,  a 
filler  plug  fitting  l»etween  nald  tongue  and  the  body  of 
said  stop  for  bracing  the  same,  a  finger  grip  formed  upon 
one  end  of  said  stop  and  terminating  in  a  downwardly  ex- 
tending rolled  ix)rtion  for  frlctlonally  gripping  the  face  of 
said  body,  and  said  finger  grip  constituting  a  paper  stop. 


1,469,979.  TATCH  FX)R  IK>ORS  AND  THE  I.IKK  Wii. 
LiAM  fi  Wilson.  Bridgeport.  Conn,  Hied  Mar  7 
1922.     Serial  No.  541.720.     3  Claims.      (Cl.  292      7*;  > 


1.  A  catch  Including  a  male  element  haTing  an  attach- 
ing b«s4>,  a  resilient  shank  carried  by  the  base,  a  wedge- 
shaped  ball-like  head  on  the  shank,  a  keeper  having  an 
aperture  to  receive  the  head  and  having  the  wall  defining 
the  aperture  rounded,  the  shank  being  relatively  thick  and 
stout  so  as  to  cause  one  side  of  the  base  of  the  head  to 
snap  over  and  Into  engagement  with  the  keeper  and  the 
opposite  side  of  the  base  of  the  head  being  spaced  from 
the  keept>r,  and  a  latch  interixised  between  the  keeper  and 
head  and  pivoted  to  the  keeper  and  movable  Into  said 
space  BO  as  to  engage  the  base  of  the  head  to  prevent  the 
latter  from  moving  out  of  the  keeper. 


1.469,980.     WASHING  MACHINE.     Oolksbv   Au.en.  Jr  , 
Chicago.   111.     Original   application  filed  Mar.    14,   1919, 
Serial  No.   282,585,      Divided  and  this  application   filed 
Aug.    22.    1919.      Serial    No.    319,074.      2    Claims.      (Cl 
68—78.) 


1.  In  a  washing  machine,  the  combination  with  a  tub. 
a  clothes  drum  therein  an  angular  drive  stud  projecting 
from  the  end  wall  of  the  clothes  drum,  and  a  bearing 
sleeve  extending  through  and  flanged  to  be  attache<l  to 
the  outer  side 'of  the  tub  wall  and  notched  at  its  inner 
end,  of  a  drive  shaft  Journaled  in  said  sleeve  and  having 
a  slot  to  register  with  the  notch  of  the  bearing  sleeve  and 
to  Interlock  with  said  drum  stud  within  the  notched  Inner 
end  of  said  bearing  sleeve  and  externally  shouldered  to 
engage  an  Internal  shoulder  of  said  sleeve. 


1,409,981.  SPOT  AND  EXTENSION  I^iMP.  EbnbtG  K. 
Andekson,  Chicago,  111.,  assignor,  by  mesne  assign- 
ments, to  Appleton  Electric  Co..  Chicago,  111.,  a  Corpo- 
ration of  Illinois.  Filed  Aug.  10,  1921  S.  rial  N-<, 
491,077.      10   Claims.      (Cl.   240    -7  ) 


1,    In   uii  rxtciis'on  sjK.t    luri<p.  .'i  rasing   fiir  tlo'  limp     i 
reel  for  a   lamp  cord   fixrd  to  aid   rotati\c  \\\x\\   said   !arn[ 
casing   and   a    bearing   stnicmrc    and    ml    ctKlosiiig   siul 
having   means  of  at tindinient    to   a    supi'ort    jind    in    w*iich 
said    reel   is   mounted   for    rotation 


1,469.982.     MOFNTING  FOR  UNIVERSAL  Sl'i  I'll. AMPS 
Ernst    (},    K.     .\ndek.son.    Chicago.    111.,    a.-,sigi,iir,     tiv 
mesne  assignments,   to  .\ppleton    Electric   Co.   chi.igo. 
111.,    a    Corporation    of    Illinois.       Piled    ,\iig     11,    1921. 
Serial  No.  491,608.     9  Claims.      iCl.   24n     .;i.) 


1.  A  universal  spot  lamp  mounting,  embracing  a  tuiui- 
lar  bracket  adapted  for  rotational  mounting  and  provided 
at  one  end  with  a  hand  piece  to  rotate  it,  a  support  at 
the  other  end  of  said  bracket,  a  lamp  structure,  two  inde- 
pendent rotational  joints  to  supiK>rt  the  lamp  Btructun 
for  rotation  on  .said  support  in  a  plane  at  a  right  angle  to 
the  plane  of  the  rotational  axis  of  said  tubular  bracket. 
a  shaft  within  the  tubular  bracket  and  geared  to  one  of 
said  rotational  joints,  the  other  joint  being  adapted  to  bo 
manually  rotated,  independently  of  said  shaft,  and  a  haiid 
piece  for  said  shaft. 


1,469,98.';.  DRIVER  FOR  SPINNING  SPOOLS  Joitv 
NOBMAN  ANDEiiSiiN.  Ijiwrcnce,  Mass.  I^led  Get.  26, 
1922.      Serial    No    597.037.      1    Claim.      (Cl.    24'J--120.) 


A  driver  for  spinning  spools  forme<l  from  a  flat  strip  of 
sheet  metal  having  a  seri»'s  of  projections  along  the  sido 
and  bent  into  .1  single  closed  curvi-  of  noii  roinni  form 
with  the  ends  of  the  strip  rnited  togftlxr. 


are 


EBSJ 


1. 469,984.     REV 
dTBPHBy  L,   Baki, 
1921.     Serial  No. 


la  a  motor  cycle, 
able  gc&r  case  cover 
Inciiidtng  an  idle  r^T 
inner  face  of  said 
a  bent  lever  fixed  th 
cover,    a     gear-shift 
adapted  to  releasabty 
the  purposes  set  forth 


1,469.985.  UKCIU 
Bath,  Worcester 
No    527.812. 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


NG  DEVICE  FOB  MOTOR  CYCLES. 
OLGH.  Saginaw.  Mich.  Filed  Nov.  19, 
516.388.     1  Claim.     (CI.  74—58.) 

,3       /  Ui. 


in  combination,  a  gear  case,  a  remov- 
a  gear-shift  mechanism  in  said  case 

erslng  gear,  a  bracket  secured  to  tho 
X)ver.  an  arm  pivoted  to  said  bmcket. 

said  arm  and  projecting  through  said 
quadrant  and  a  latching  mesjiK 
engage  said  lever  and  quadrant,  for 


NISM  FOR  GRINDING  TAPS.    John 
Mass.      Filed    Jan.    9,    1922.      SerUl 
iClalma.      (CI.   51—209.) 


2.  As  an  articlt^  of  manufacture,  a  wheel  for  grind- 
ing taps  having  itp  working  edge  shaped  to  correspond 
to  the  thread  to  oe  uround,  and  comprising  alternately 
disposed  rutting  p|irt1ons  and  transverse  openings  each 
of  stibstantlal  lenfeth.  the  length  of  a  cutting  edge 
portion  being  bet-ween  two  and  three  times  the  length 
of  the  adjacent  opening 


1,469,986.        COP    [A.M)     PIRN     WINDING     MACHINE. 
Thomas    A.    Bovt.    and    H.iRor.o    A.    Botd,    Shettleston. 
near   Glasgow,   sj-otlanil.      Filed   Feb.   27,    1922.      Serial 
1  laims.       (CI.    242—34.) 


No, 

539.562 

.v^ 

'J.0 

1.    In    a    pirn    oi 
tlon,   a    feeler,   and 


r,l—Am 


cop    winding    machine,    in    comblna- 
means  for  rotating  the   feeler  before 


the  yarn    being   wound    upon    the   pirn    or    cop   comes   in 
contact   with    the   s.'iiii    [lolcr   for   the    purposes  described. 


1,469,987.  \VK1GHIN<;  SCAI.i:.  Jauks  W.  Bbvcb. 
Binghamton.  N.  Y  .  assi>:i!or.  uy  mesiii'  at^signmenta, 
to  Dayton  Scale  ronipany  Imyton,  <)l)lo,  a  Corporation 
of  New  Jersey.  Filed  Oct.  29,  191K.  S«'rial  No.  260,110. 
Renewed  Feb.  9.  1921  S.riai  No  44.H,72.n.  15  Claims. 
'CI.   265—70  1 


1.  In  a  weight  indicating  mechanism,  the  combina- 
tion with  the  scale  boani,  of  contacts  on  opposite  sides 
of  said  beam,  circuits  controlled  by  the  engagement 
therewith  of  the  beam,  an  electric  power  device  adapted 
to  be  energized  by  said  clrcalts.  a  spring  connected  with 
the  beam  and  adapted  to  be  distended  by  the  energized 
power  device,  and  relays  in  the  said  circuits  and  con- 
tacts controlled  thereby  for  Interrupting  the  current 
of  the  said  device  as  soon  as  the  pull  of  the  spring 
finalizes    the    gravity    pull    on    the    beam. 


1,469.988,  REC0R1)P:R  Jamis  W.  Brtce.  Bloomfleld, 
and  William  P  .Vvderson.  Bogota.  N.  J  .  assignors 
to  International  Time  Recording  Company,  Endlcott, 
N.  Y,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed  Aug.  11, 
1922.      Serial   No    .-JRl. 0.-59       r,   Claims.      (Cl.   234—43.) 


2.  A  recording  raaehliie  comprising  a  supporting  base, 
a  printing  head  pivotally  mounted  upon  the  base,  and 
locking  mean.s  associated  with  said  t»ase  and  head  adapted 
to  prevent  the  tipping  of  the  head  when  the  machine 
Is  In  aae. 


fKTOBKB  9,  1H23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


277 


1,469.989.  LINEMAN'S  ' .  r  \  i:  h  IIazki,  I?  Itisn.  Rfd 
ford,  Ohid,  Ms^iuni.r  U\  The  Rus!i  FTIrrtric  ('oiiipnii\. 
Cleveland.  (>hi.>  .i  C'  riMiratinii  "f  Ohio,  Filed  .Vug 
10,  1920.  S..rlal  No  404,008.  3  Claims.  (Cl. 
1T3— 28.) 


^/-  ■ 


2    .V    lineman's    pnnrd    consisting    of    opposed    framc.« 
each    frame    comprising    side    members    and    cross    mem 
bers.    the    latter    corne<-ting    together   and    spacing    apart 
the   opposite   ends   of   the   side    members,   and    cleats   sup 
p<irted   l)y    and   exteiidiiig   between   the   side   members   and 
distributed    between    the  cross   members   at   comparatively 
sliort    dlsiances    :ipart.     means    for    connecting    together 
and    to    a    supporting    object    corresponding    ends    of    the 
o[ipiisc(l    frames,    the    frames    beiiit    dispo.'^ed    on    opposite 
siller   u{  an   olijeit    against    contact   with    which   the   line- 
niaii    Is    to    be    protected,    and    means    spacing    apart    and 
connecting    together    the    opposite    ends    of    the    opposed 
frames. 


1.469!>90  TOY  SHOOTKH  Dante  (-avuthioi.i.  New 
Y<irk.  N  Y  Filed  A[ir  .',0,  1923.  Serial  No.  63.%. 473 
10   Claims.      (Cl     124      12.) 


<J 


1  .A  shooter  of  the  class  (IfHcrihei!  cli!npri^iIll.'  a 
handle  [wirtion.  forwardly  of  whch  Is  a  Iwi  shaped  re- 
ceiver into  which  an  object  to  be  advancpd  is  adapted 
to  be  placed,  a  spring  actuated  rod  mounted  in  the 
shooter  and  extending  into  said  receiver  and  adapteil 
to  discharge  no  obje<t  frcm  said  receiver,  said  rod  be 
Ing  provided  with  an  integral  trij^ier  device  for  con 
trolling  the  o|eraiion  thereof,  the  sliank  of  the  shooter 
being  pro\ideil  with  a  recess  ndapieii  to  ri'Oei\e  said 
tri:;i:er  deviie  fcr  ret;iining  said  rod  in  predetermined 
position  again<t  tlie  tension  of  s.iid  spring,  and  means 
for    lorking    the    trigger    device    against    movement. 


1.409.991  MF.XNS      FOR      PRF  VFNTIN*;      IHSPLACF 

MKNT  OF  HOI.LKRS  IN   ROI.LKH  BEARINGS.    Percy 
A     F     AKMSTRnNc.    I.oudonville,    N.    Y,      Filed    Sept.    2'^. 

1920       Serial    No.    41.'{..^3h       ■;    Claims        ( Cl.    04--39  ) 


23-         ,-|0)o    ^C3 


2.   In   a  roller  bearing,  curved  rollers.  Inner  and  onter 
bearing  members,  the  inner  bearing  member  being  spheri- 


cal,   nnil    me,-^Tl^    on    the    ruiter    l>e;iiing    member    adapted 
to    en;.'nf:e     with     ttie     rollers     :it     substantially     tiie    aiefl 


there<if     !■■     p!e\cii 
with    respect    to   Cic 


!'i;::!f  nidnn!      displac. 
!!ter   '■e:!rii;L'    niem''er. 


,f     thereof 


1.469,992.  DENT.VL  ROiiT-CANAL  PUlNT.  Lew  IB 
0.  Caui>,  Somcrviile,  Mass  File<l  Aug.  7.  1922,  Serial 
No,     5W).024        1    Claim.       (Cl,     ;;2— 32.) 


,\  de\ice  f(.r  treating  the  walls  of  a  canal  of  a  t'"H"itb 
rfM>t  Composed  of  a  compressible  pluK  of  al.isorbent  ma- 
terial, formed  to  extend  throughout  the  length  of  a 
root  canal  in  a  tot'th,  and  a  core  of  attenuated  tiexible 
wire,  within  and  adiiering  to  the  plug,  whereby  the  plug 
is  adapted  to  be  readily  pusheci  into  and  withdrawn 
from  the  canal,  said  core  having  a  hook-mipaging  por 
tion  at  its  outer  end  adapted  to  occupy  a  cavit>  in 
the  body  of  the  tooth,  without  projecting  therefn  m,  so 
that  the  device  will  not  interfere  with  the  use  cf  the 
tooth   while  a    root    canal   thereof   is   being   treatcii    by   it. 


,460.09.'?.  MFTIIOl.  r.F  AND  APPARATFS  FOR 
AI>I)IN(;  .MOISTFRK  TO  POWDERED  MATKHIAI.S. 
Wh.I.Is  H  Cahrikh.  New  York.  N,  Y.  assignor  to 
Carrier  Engineering  Corporation.  New  York  N  Y. 
Filed  .Ian.  7.  1920.  Serial  No.  350.052.  2:;  claims. 
(Cl.  R,V-7a., 


iloTeasiiif:       t!,o 

wi!lioiif    y  hang- 

'iry     pipwdered 

ist     .if    the    pow- 

I     fine    spray    in 


\        1     'I'll'       hf;r>  H!>lesrrit«eil      metb-.d      of 
j    nhiisture    cnteiit    of    powi!(»red    niaterl.'i) 
j    ing     the     niiiteri.-il     from     a     substam  iall, 
j    condition,    consisting    in    iiroducini:    h    M 
I    dereil     material,    discharging    liquid    In     --^     * 
;    proximity    to    ih.     \^x\^x   of   piiwdered    m.M.ria!     and    form- 
ing   a    la.\er    .if    air    between    the    powdered    material    and 
the    liquid     spray     whereby     tlie    air    prevents    (iire(t     con- 
tact    of     the    liquid    spray     with     the     powder. ■<!     material 
and   said   air  is    liumidified    tiy    said    liquid   spray,    and   the 
powdered    material    takes    up    moisture    from    said    air 


1,409,994.  EXTRACT  OBTAINAHIF  FROM  THF  MAM- 
MALIAN PANCREAS  (iR  FHdM  THE  HKI.ATKI) 
GLANDS  IN  FISHES,  TSKFIL  IN  THE  TREAT- 
MENT OF  DIABETES  MFI.LITT-S,  AND  A  METHOD 
OF  PREPARING  IT.  Freuebkk  G.  Banting,  To- 
ronto, Ontario,  and  CiiAUi.KS  Hekbkut  Bust  and 
James  Behtkam  Coi.i.ip,  Edmonton,  Alljcrta,  Canada, 
assignors  to  The  Governors  of  the  University  of  To- 
ronto, Toronto.  Ontario,  Canada.  Filed  Jan.  12,  1923. 
Serial  No.  612,158.  8  Claims.  (Cl.  167-7.)' 
3.   A     substance    prepared     from     fresh     pancreatic    or 

related     glands     containing     In     concentrated     form     the 


278 


he 


pxtractive   from   t 
tically     free     from 
Injurious    substani' 
a''tpristi''s    rif    cans 
fu!    for    the    treat 
7    A    metboil    fo 
the     duorles")     port 
In    concentrated    fi 
Tlei<    having    the    h 
Isties.    which    cons 
a    freah   Kland    wlr 
activity    ■■f    the    -ii 
from     the    solution 
other   injurious   su 
Solution  of  said  su 


ductless   portion    of   the   gland    prac 
inert     associated     eland     tissue     and 

43    and    having    the    physiological    char- 
ing   a    reduction    of    blood    sugar    uae- 

rjient    of    diab€tea    mellitua. 

obtaining  a  potent  substance  from 
in  of  pancreatic  or  related  glands 
•m  and  practically  free  from  Impurt- 
relndescrilK'd    physiological    character 

!|st8   of   extracting   said    substance   from 

I    a    solvent   capable   of    preserving   the 

bstance.    precipitating    said    substance 

practically    free    from    proteins    and 

iatances  and   making  a   «tprile   aqueoui 
bstance. 


1,4');«.995      AUTOV 

OAR    !>     CHtKCH, 

("hurth  Com  pa II 
Michigan  Filet 
'J  naima,      i<"l. 


1     In    .1    f^-der 
e;>dl>><*s     -arrlHr.    o 
cirritT  bavin*;  a  pi 
arc  f-T  ►■niiagt^mt  n 


1, 4 »; O.J '.>•■.       t  OMH 

LRiiS    I    liHKV,    St 


1.    A   i'o:rjl>iueii   1 
strip  <.f  rtdativnly 
material  S'Ciir>d  t 
as   to  s'-t   a.s    1   !iir 
pocttet    form^'d   In 
e<.lR>'s  of  the  tl.'Xiii 
pock»'t    and    pmjec 
formed  in  one  odtii 
the    major    portlot 
flexibU>  material.   1 
p<dnts   located   in 
said  strip  projectl 
inserted  in  the  opp 
Ible  and    textile 
frei'  end  of  the  m 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBiB  9, 1923 


ATIC  FEEDER  ^'DR  JOINTERS.     Ed- 
Saginnw,  Mich  .  a.ssignor  to  Jackson  k 
7,    Paginaw.    Mich,,     a    Corporation    of 
July    24,    1922.      Serial    No.    577,133 
144  -  242  ) 


or   Jcdnters.    the    combination    with    an 
a    series    of    fingers    carried    by    said 

urali^y  of  points  arrang.>d  in  a  circular 
!   with  the  work 


NED    SWEATBANf'    .VND   HANOEAT- 

K..1UJ    M..       VTi-.-ii   F.  h    1,   •.:>'22       Serial 
I'liiim*;-       M,;i.    2— .'12. J 


1,469.997.  MONORAIL  SYSTEM.  Fredbhick  B.  Com- 
WALL,  St.  Louis.  Mo  ;  May  Bushall  fornwall,  executrix 
of  said  Fr<'<lerick  K.  Cornwall.  dccra.sjHl,  aaaignor,  by 
mesne  assignments,  to  May  B  Cornwall,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Filed  Feb  17.  19.'2  Serial  N -  ,'..!7  :!2>>  40  Claims. 
iC\.   105—152.) 

'  "'  "  "  ,■'  •  "    •  ".''  '^        V -■''''„".."  ^*  "  "rlV. 


iwfat    band   and    bandeau    comprising   a 

fl.'Xible  material,  a  strip  of  soft   textile 

.  and  ovt-r  lapping  the  edges  ther«'of  so 

ding   and   extending  across   one    face,   a 

said    te.xtile    material    intermediate    the 

le  strip,  an  daistlc  cord  located  in   said 

ting    from    each    end    thrrcof,    a    pocket 

of  said  textile  material   and  extending 

of    its    length    and    located    below    the 

GfXible  metallic  strip  having  fastening 

said  last   mentionwl   pocket,  one  end  of 

ng  from  said  pocket  and  adapted  to  b« 

site  end  thereof,  the  ends  of  said  flex- 

aterialg  adapted    to   overlap  when    the 

allic  strip  Is  Inserted  In  the  pocket. 


(t 


T 


T 


1.  A  monorail  car  tru<k  comprising  a  pair  of  wheel  mem- 
bers having  op»'rative  pivotal  intert-ngagement,  and  a 
main  frame  provided  with  bearings  for  a  driver  wheel  and 
having  flexible  iiperatlv.'  conneciiori  with  said  plvotally 
interengaged  wheel   members. 


1,469.998.     MONt)RAIL  CARRIER.     ^'EI!^)^a^I^K   R.  Com- 

w.*Lr,  St.  Louis.  Mo  ,  May  Buahall  fornwall,  executrix 
of  said  Frederick  R.  Cornwall,  deceased,  assignor,  by 
mesne  assignments,  to  May  B  Cornwall,  St.  Ix)uU.  Mo. 
Filed   Nov.    1.').    1922       Serial    No     601.170       10  Claims. 

I  CI.    105      150  , 


3.  In  a  monorail  system,  a  rail,  a  wheeled  truck 
mounted  ther>HHi,  a  frame  .iuspended  from  said  truck,  a 
!':iirallty  of  l.i;id  i-ontainers  lnde[)4>ndently  suspended  from 
^ald  frame,  and  means  f'T  nniting  all  of  said  containers 
to  form  a  practically   rii.'id  '-ar  bo(Iy  carried  by  said  frame. 


1  ♦'•,'.» '.199  HKSII.IKNT  OT-AHD  FOR  ACTOMOBILES. 
Wii.i.UM  I.  <'iii,  I'l'Veland,  Ohio,  ai^sitrnor.  by  mesne 
aseignnien' s.  -o  'I'h-  Katon  A  lie  'uid  Sprln;;  Company, 
Cleveland,  <)hio,  ,a  <  ..rix-ra  t  i.in  i.f  'ihiM  Filed  May  4, 
1923,      Serial   No    <'.:;»•,. r.:'. 'I       11    cintms       m'1.  293 — 55.) 


1.  A  resilient  guard  for  an  automobile,  comprising 
elliptical  supporting  units  having  fending  arms  extending 
laterally  therefrom,  together  with  a  main  fending  strip 
connected  to  said  units. 


OCTOBfcB'J,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


279 


1,470,000.  FLEXIBLE  BUMI'ER.  William  (J.  Cox. 
Cleveland.  Ohio,  assignor,  by  mosne  absignraentB,  to  The 
Eaton  Axle  and  Siiriug  Company,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  a 
Corporation  of  Ohio.  Filed  May  7,  lit23.  Serial  No 
i;,17.224.     "9    Claims.       t  CI.    293    -55. » 


I  A  flexible  bumper  fT  an  antomohile,  comprising  a 
main  fender  l»nr  having  reverted  end  portions  secured  at 
their  extremitioM  to  the  body  of  the  t)Hr.  supplemental 
fender  rails  above  and  below  said  bar,  and  clamping  de 
vict'v   uniting   said    bar   and    rails   jointly    together. 


1,470,001  LATCH  FOR  DOORS  OF  MOTOR  VEHICLES. 
KriKNNE  ItKMitT  De.scombb.s,  I'arls.  France.  Filed 
Jan,  :;.  r.t22.  Serial  No.  520, 4M"..  2  ClaloMS.  <C1. 
292-- 17:!,  I 


3 

\ 


1.  A  latrli  for  vehirle  doors  comprising  in  combination 
«  lock  la-in.:,  a  d  or  catch,  one  of  said  members  bein^; 
provided  with  a  [ivramidal  recess,  a  iiyramidal  proje<tin;: 
part  on  the  ,,ther  memtM>r  and  engaging  Into  said  recess 
when  closing  the  door,  a  lock  bolt  having  n  rectilinear 
movt  ment  in  the  lock  casing  in  a  direction  at  right  angles 
to  the  movement  of  the  said  jirojecting  part  and  a  spring 
acting  on  said  lock  b.dt,  the  door  catch  having  an  inclined 
f.ice  with  which  the  lock  bolt  is  adapt(>d  to  engage,  so  as 
to  force  the  said  projecting  part  into  the  said  recess. 


l,17o.niii.'      t  ONCliETK  U'(tHKlN(;   MACHINE.  WlI.LUM 

.1,    Krr/i.i,u.M  c.    Heloit.    Wis.      Filed    June   21.  1919.    Se 

rial   N       :;o.'..7.'.7.      Renewed   .\ug    27,    1923.  9  Claims. 
(CI.    94 — 18.) 


4  .\  concr.  te  finishing  machine  having.  In  combination, 
a  concrete  sjireading  and  smoothing  tool  mounted  for  ro- 
tation about  a  vertical  axis,  manual  means  for  controlling 
the  rotati  11  of  .said  tool,  and  means  for  moving  said  tool 
across  the  surface  to  be  finished  In  contact  with  the  con- 
crete to  spread  and  smooth  It. 


1,470,003.       ATTACHING    MEANS    FOR    AUTOMOBILE 
BUMPERS.     Frank   Gahm,  Streator,   111.,   assignor  of 

one  half  to  Wallace  H,  McCormick.  Streator,  III,  FIUhI 
Nov.  .SO,  1921  Serial  Nl,  51.'', 900.  9  Cl.-iims.  (CI. 
293      55.1 


1     A 

\  .•bicli 


|e\ici'  f.r  securing  n  bumi)»T  to  the  trame  of  a 
omprising  a  securing  plate  htiving  its  nar  jM.rti'.n 
•  ns.  t  inwardly  from  the  front  portion,  both  j.ortion^  i.e. 
iim  slutted,  a  longitudinally  exteixling  vehicle  fra;ne  mem- 
ber ha\in;:  eyes  adjaeent  its  forward  end,  said  e\es  iM-ini; 
laterally  displaced  from  the  remainder  of  said  frame 
member  and  adapted  to  receive  a  bolt,  rivets  liaving  beads 
extending  outwardly  from  the  side  of  the  frame  ineinlier 
located  slightly  in  rear  of  said  eyes,  a  bolt  for  holding 
said  rear  portion  of  the  securing  plate  against  the  rivet 
heads   of   said    frame    member. 


1,470.004.  VEHICLE  SEAT  Feank  Oaiim,  Streator, 
III,  Filed  June  7,  1922.  Serial  No,  5tUV.^9n,  «  Claims 
(CI,   155— 7.  J 


1,  In  a  vehicle  seat,  tin'  Combitiatiun  if  ;i  sni'Vift,  a. 
lilafe  rotatably  mounted  on  said  supijort  to  turn  al'Uit  u 
substanti.'illy  \ertical  axis,  n  second  plate  hiuL-ei!  ti.  tlie 
first  plate  to  swing  about  a  sutetantially  hori/..i;ial  .'sxis 
aiid  a  S'&i  bottom  slidablv  m' unfed  on  said  N.^.i.ii  ;iiate 
to  move  backward  and  forward. 


1,470,005.  WINDOW  LnCK,  Chistkr  A,  Hagan,  New 
York,  N.  Y,  llled  Jan  19,  1922.  Serial  No.  530,355. 
\>   Cl.aiin.s.      (01.   292-     148.) 


1,  in  ,1  device  of  ttie  rhiss  described,  the  ciuul  u  na  t  ion 
with  a  pair  of  window  frames,  of  a  Ixdt  movatdy  mounted 
iti  <ine  of  said  frames,  .-md  means  inoiintci  in  said  bolt  to 
!iold  it  aL'ainst  ir  o\i  iiu  lit .  said  ine;ins  Iwmi:  aNoadapteil 
to  extend  into  the  path  of  the  second  fraine  !o  prevent  its 
inii\enient    to  a   i«,isition  overlying  the  first   frame. 


1,470,006  SIEA.M  BcilLKR  Da\ii>  S  JAronf.s,  Jersey 
City,  N,  J,,  and  John  Wolff.  East  Cleveland,  Ohio,  as- 
signors to  The  Babcock  &  Wilcox  Company,  Hayonne. 
N.  J,,  a  Cori>oratlon  of  New  Jersey,  Filed  Jan.  20, 
1920.  Serial  No.  352.678.  8  Claims,  (CI  110— 98.) 
1.   In   a   furnace  for   a   steam   boiler,    an    ignition    arch. 

supporting   members    Independent   of   said    arch,   a   bridge 


L^SO 


wall  IfM^tt'tl  in   fro 
and   above  said   lifnltloB 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIE 


<.»CTOBEB  y,  1923 


t  of  a  boiler  member  to  be  protected 
arch  and  supported  by  Mid  •up- 


Looms     i.awkk 

slgnor  l»  I  "roniiir 
Mass  .  a  Corpora 
I9J!        S.rial    N" 


,1:1     :irr.*l 


N      RKLKASK      FOR      AXMINSIEK 

^n   A  Knowl.'s   [>.t)m   Works,   Wijr-  •■-!.  r, 
I  ion  of  Massachusetts.      Filed  Dec.  31, 
526,297.     5  Clnim.s       (CI.  139 — 9.) 


I  !:;  ;i  i...,rn.  ;i  ' 
vn:  ■■'■  sa  ii]  ^h.i  ft  ir. 
^h;lt■^  :Ki'l  :i-,it.'rna 
*ai.i    yihafr    ,-;   :\>l:  i  ri 


P  .rt     N'pch^'s.    T. 
New   York.   N.   Y 


l,4Ti>."0--      .MOrj)P;i;  ASI'H.\I.T      ris.MKs:  r   ]1\^k:\- 


..    -AssignoT    tn    Th.'    Tf'ia-*    t'lirnpany, 
a  Corporati(»n   if  Tt'xas       Fll'il   Aui;^ 


24,1921.     Serial  :So.  494,800,     2  riaim,<.      'I'l    IS-    ay.) 


1       V    'ijir^'  I 
or   htwil,    ,1    pi 


in  lit 


i   miilfl   rrinipri'»lns;   a   rlrrular  bottom 
of   rosilifMit    staves  permanently  at- 


tached at  their  Iow>t  pnil,<  to  tlif  .■trrulur  li.at.dn  or  bead 
and  flaring  outwurtlly  whrn  rf^U-ancd  at  th<ir  upper  ends 
sufllcleiitly  to  ptTniir  thp  rf>fiiiv  r>  mov;il  of  a  barrel  shaped 
8<^lf-supportlnt;  b<idv  '  h'T"t'r.<iiL  and  rfmovatde  means  for 
tt-mporariiy  li..ldi!ie  tUr  ujipiT  tud.H  of  the  resilient  staves 
t.  c-thr  ti  s^.  'he  mold  ready  to  receive  the  fluid 
ir.iti  rial. 


!,t: II      r!\i;ii   .<io\vi,   s'isikm   for   FROTiicr- 

I-V'.  ['.\\<;i:u  F-.lNls  .'N  KMI.Rovl.s  IFuiKifm-B 
i-.sifrv  i!  .|H,.s..N  N.H  \  ,rk  N  V  I'iUhI  Sept  10, 
1<J-1       S.Ti.il   .v.,    F.<;i,71"'.       -   ''lairiis        i<':.   _'4tj — 473.1 


\ 


4-- 


uIp  ohain  driving  shaft,  !:i*'an..s  t"  ail 
•■rniit 'Tirly.  a  frirri-in  dt-vi..-  fiir  ■<ai' 
ii;    isi'an'*    t'l    r-'U-a.---    s.iid    Iru'ri.jn    a-; 


ri;;hrs    if  wa\     comprising;  sluriaiH  fMrriuNi  dy   j;r'.)ups  .if  tii 
in    the   r(.mdt"'d   <<(   th-'    railw;i\'   diff' t't. ti.i t''d    for  ohs.-r^  1 
tifiri   hy   t,h»-  f-i;.;i[ii'.'r    !n    th>'  rati   wf   a    I1  iv'.iiii'  Mv.    at   iif<l.- 
ttTnnii.M]  .listan-.'s    .f  approach  to  thf  daiu'  r  indnt. 


l,+Tit(ll<J,  FoRlAHF!:  .ni  A I  1 :  .l>t,iH  il-iK;\-M.v 
and  Ei>WAU[)(i  Frktu  lo^r^.n  oiiii.,  a<sii:nor«  to  Iiit>r 
iiationHl  S.-alt'  Fiiiiip.Ui\,  Iiiy''.ii,  Ohio,  a  ♦'■irporatloii 
of    lllinoi»i        I-'ih-d    S.pf      ;,     r.tJii        S.-rial    N.      407. '{27. 


ii  CUlnis 


2n.'.    <>y.  i 


jg 


A^r^ 


\  lu  n  ,si-aie  ill  coiuitinat  ioii.  a  hasw  IfViT  system,  a 
Koods  platform  supixirted  fheri'hy,  an  intermediate  levor 
ronnectt'd  to  said  fi.i"''  !fv«T  -ystfrn.  a  thermostat  for 
varyinir  th<'  Invcra,;!'  ratio  i.two.  n  the  i.asi'  lever  syntein 
and  the  Intermediate  1>  vor,  spritiK  eountt-rbalancing  means 
r..niif'.n<-d  to  «;iid  in  t  crmt'diate  l.'ver  and  a  thermostatic 
d.>vi('.>   fortiil'ik.'  a   ^Miiport   for  naid  spring. 


1  47M(ill      I'.^N  rONTKVTH  VToR      Frank  K  Johnkssb. 

IViWe,  Idaho.     Filed  Mar    :!0.  1922.     Serial  No    54S.010. 

14   ("lalms.      Ol     v.V   SS  , 

1.    A.   concentrator  nf   the  pan    fypf\   inrludlni:  mean**   tn 
Impart  oscillatory  movement  to  the  pan,  means  to  cause 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


281 


th>'  rn.'i  t'  rial   to  st  rat  if  \ 
Ifftisic    radlal!\     ontnfir 


ii(i  a   I  one 'lit  ra  tfs  disiharpe  pro 
aid    upwardly    and    arranged    t. 


pt-rmlt    the   fscape    of    the   concentrates   under   centrlfuRal 
ffirce  from  the  lowermost  and  outermost  zone  of  the  pan. 


F47ii012  roFI'O.N'  ROOK  Gbokge  F  .Tonks  and  John 
H  .Vr  i.is.iv,  Indianapolis.  Ind  ,  a.^.'^ignors  to  Allison 
(  oiipiin  I'l'inpauy,  1  nilianai«)lis.  Ind,.  a  Corporation. 
Fibal  1 '••'■,  •_';{.  r,ii;i.  Serial  No.  524.387.  o  Claltn.'*, 
(CI.  281  — 18.  J 


1.  .k  srab'd  i'oii|M>n  hool;  oonipriMii.L:  a  [d'-irali t ;.  of  .nil 
pon  Bhcid.-.  .1  p.iir  iif  siiitaMf  .o\<r>  ttorcfnr.  ^ald  liouk 
b<lng  bound  .it  "iio  md,  and  roiio\ulil<  >eal  nivans  fur  se 
'UnnK  ttie  slocis  antl  tlio  ro\fi->  to^'otlo-r  ai  tlu  ..thir 
•  ■nd  by  vtiVf  lopiiij;  them. 


1.47001.'',  SIGN.VL-ARM  ACTFA'IINO  IiF\"irF  Ai; 
iHii:  C  KKrri.EK.  South  I'.viid,  Ind  I'ilod  S.pf  17 
192].     Serial  No.  r.01,.'iO.s,     oCl.iiniK.      iCl    11  •;      .'O,  i 


■'.     ^-i 


A  /L"'- 


n 


1.  In  a  ^emapho^e  operating  mwhanism,  a  casing,  a 
semaphore  arm  pivoted  on  the  ca.sing,  an  Internally 
threaded  sleeve  rotatably  mounted  in  the  casing  and  bar- 
ing an  operating  handle  for  effecting  rotation  thereof,  ft 
longitudinally  movable  piston  threaded  into  the  sleere,  a 
curved  link  pivotally  connected  at  one  end  within  the 
casing,  a  second  curved  link  pivotally  connected  with  the 
free  end  of  the  flr.st  named  link  and  with  the  arm,  and  a 


third  litik  pi\-"taily  onniifotrd  wit!;  tli<>  ■  o'.  r  rioi  •  •  <aid 
piston  ;tTi<i  witli  t!o>  i-itorn..  iit;i  t  p'rti'.n  of  the  first 
nanx'd  litih 


Co,  .11        Ml))'        Wit  I.AM     K'"   ;/    and    Abthub    Ca«L 

KoOTZ,    Mihvaukr.  ,    Wiv      assist.. .r^    t.     Thr    0..ni    Ilatn- 
niock   anii    1  l.\    .\  1  '    1   i.!Ui..'ii  v,    .NF  :\\  a  .1  k.  '  ,    W;-     ,1    i  ippo 
raii.i;    .(    W  i.M-..ro on        I'll-d    .Tan.   9,    1922.      Serial   No. 
o>.s,Uli.i.      -    I   laini.^.      iCi.    1 .'.      _2S.) 


" '"  •■"•'■«»nv*-.:-.u'i'-.' »»*•»•■*.>■  >-^''"" 


1  Iti  g  iiinp,  the  comhina ti'.n  with  a  mop  to'nd  oi  a 
h.a;;  fittiii^-  ..'.or  tli<'  hoad  a  ml  ;ti.'!udtii^-  ;t  pt-lt  formin;; 
the  '.'ottorn  of  said  liai:  and  .sccurtil  against  the  bottom 
side  of  said  !ioa(i 


1  470,01.*).       rORNKR     1  .VSTKNING.       Fba.vk    Ki  STKki.e, 
Keiiosrin,    Wis,    as^itii    r    To    Simmons    Company.    Kcuo- 

sl;a,    \\i<      a    < 'orp.  ra  t  imi   -f    M<d,.\varp.      Filed  Mar.    26. 
l!»2u.       S.  ro,I    No,    .Stiii.or..",,       7    riaiins.       (CI.    5 — 290.) 


1  111  n  device  of  the  class  di'.srrUtt'd,  the  condiina 
ti..ri  of  ai,  anglo  iron  ami  .an  end  fasteniiiL.'  thcrt'fiT 
compri.«ing  a  pair  of  abutments  adnsitfd  to  receive  tho 
aiiKb'  iron  roriierwisc  therebetween,  a  fixed  nieniber  adja^ 
( («nt  ttif  aliutmcnt.  and  a  lorl^int:  niembor  sli(iable  on 
tbi^  fixed  membeh  transversely  of  the  angle  iron  and 
having  spaced  bearings  engaging  the  edges  of  the  flanges 
of  the  angle  iron,  and  threaded  means  for  sliding  the 
locking  uii'Uil(cr  along  the  fixed  mendier  to  engage  the 
bearings  thereof  against  the  edges  ..f  the  Ilanges  and 
thereby    clamp    the    angle    iron    against     tiie    abutments. 


1.470.010  WEIGHING  SFAI.E.  Fpward  R.  L(X-KB, 
I>etrolt.  Mich.,  assignor,  by  mesne  aHsignments.  to 
Dayton  Scale  Company,  nayton.  Ohio,  a  Corporation 
of  New  Jersey.  Filed  Oct.  .SO,  1920.  Serial  No. 
420.588.  2  Claims.  (CI,  74 — 104.) 
1.   A   support   for  an   agate   bearing   comprising   a   body 

portion,   said  portion  having  integral   shoulders  provided 


282 


with    arcuafe   sur 

surfaces    l>^iri<    oo 


ffecps  upon    which    the   agate    rests,    said 
extensive    in    length    with    the    breadtH 


tiy    fhf    '"wly    por: 
«!h':>ul(lers. 


1,470.017        WIN' 
I,<;r.,HEKi',    San 
J.    ri»»;irT,    JJan 
Serial    No,    U74 


1  A  fly  in:;  m 
vpn:inK  p«'ii>'trati 
forwar<iIy  ln.'at*' 
wanlly  frotn  sai' 
ar.'le  which  fall 
active  thr)j-it  of 
rearwan!   exti'iisid 


1  4T0.niS,  C-UKi 
I  i  A"i  I.I  iH,  W  "  'Ir 
N",    574, .'UO 


1.    A     check    v 
tnl'-r    ;irnl    MiiTlft 
wall    of    ihf    '■a-' 
I  tie    its    ini:»'r    f 
valvp    disk    in^rni 
with    said    valv.. 
'•a^irii;  ari'l   havii 
the     other     frul 
ring    in    said    1 
stem,    a    hearing 
end   of  sai<l   stt-ni 
enKauement    wit 
supportiuK'  s«i<i 
the    '"asiuK   and 
outlet    against 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  9, 1923 


y    portion,    and    a    9»>t     -:it»"w     carried 
ion    to    clamp    the    agate    against    said 


FOR    FLYING    MArillNKS        Vi.  roit 
Francisco,    Calif,    assitfii'r    \i^    .Vlfred 
Francis<-o,    Calif.      Filed    Feti     4,    liU'.t 
h;5.      5    Claims,       (CI.    244—12..) 


chine  winR.  comprlsini:  rearwanliy  di 
»n  surfaces  fir  displai'ini;  air  nia(f<es, 
1  reaction  surfacrs  con  viT-^mt;  r>»ar- 
I  penetration  surfaces  at  .an  included 
I  within  the  friction  anulc  of  the  re 
said  air  masses,  and  a  relatively  thin 
n. 


K  VALVE.  Bkns'in  r.,.vE  and  Ci.ine 
rh.  I'a.  Filed  July  I  1  l'.>22.  Serial 
2    Claims.       i  <  1.    2."1      1  M  i 


live    comprising    a    casing    formed    with 

o'lf-nin^'s,    a    flange   formed   on   the   inner 

ns    rMincentrically    of    the    inlet   and    hav- 

:.''■    ground    to    provide    a    valve    seat,    a 

Hy  »nirai;iGsr   -iaid    .-ieat.    a   stem    integral 

!i-ik   and   arrant'ed   Inncitudinally    of   the 

i:  one  end  I'xtending  into  ^^aid   inlet   and 

eifendiog    into    said    outlft,    a    bearlnsf 

n|let    for    the    corresponding    end    of    said 

ring    In    said    outlet    for    the    remaining 

,   a  spring  holding  said  dlslt  normally  in, 

said    seat,    a    spider   within    said   outlet 

ast    named   bearint;   and   removable   from 


I    flange    integral    with    the  wall   of   said 
hleh    said    spider    abuts. 


1,470,019.  SUPrORT  FOR  LINK  MKSH  FABRIC. 
Fbed  Habhis  I-ym)S,  North  .Vttleboro.  Mass.,  assignor 
to  Whiting  4  l>avls  Company,  a  Corporation  of  Massa- 
chusetts Filed  ,j!ine  17.  1021  Serial  No  47S,2:m. 
12  Claims       n  l    140—3.) 


/.3 


1     .V    support    fir    a    [lico   of    link    mesh    fabric   having 

a     face     for    rec»-lving    the     link     inesb     which     is    cut     lo 
simulate    the    surfare    of    tin'    link    mesh    thereby    to    grip 

the     latter     and     resist     ridalivf     [iioveno'nr     lietween     the 
fabric  and  the  sni'p'Tt 


1.470.m:;0.      FLOATIN*;   RK.vMKR      Ai.bf.rt  a.   Maktkll, 

\V,,<mso«ket.  H  !  .  a~si_:;.ir  to  Ihf  Taft  I'eirce  Manu- 
fai't'iriii^'  I'omii.iiiv,  \\  . .  m  *.<  k<-t ,  K  I  .  a  Torporatl'in 
of    Rhode    Islancl        Filed    May    20,     IfHS        Seri.il    No. 

2.'')."i..")iVj        l!<    Claiui<        ■<'l     77    -72., I 


1.  In  a  reamer,  ilo  <  ninbin.atlon  of  a  reamer  shaft, 
a  reami'r  Made  carrvinj  b.>«ly  tnonnted  upon  said  reann-r 
shaft,  said  body  heini;  provided  with  a  cylindrical  op'ti- 
1ns  havini;  a  diani^ftT  larL,-*'r  th.in  tin"  diameter  of  the 
reamer  sh.ift  whi-h  extmd-*  ttirouch  said  opening  where- 
by said  bi'dy  i-^  iii-ivalih'  lar.rallv  on  the  s.iid  rfamer 
sh.ift,  me.ins  to  pr.'v.nt  l-ri^it  ndina!  movi-ment  of  said 
r'-am.T  body  <'\^  -aid  stiaff  and  to  ni.aintaln  the  n\is 
of  paid  reamer  l«>dy  parallel  to  the  axis  of  the  reamer 
shaft,  saiil  mea:if  also  coinprishii:  a  driving  connection 
betwe.'n  said  reamer  xhaf'  and  said  reamer  body,  and 
adapf»Ml    to    sustain    both    thriist    .and    torsion. 


1.47o,iVjl  I'RiH  KSS     uv    FORMING     RKCP:i'TACI.FS. 

i'H\KiKs  M\iiiik'.v     Mw',     Indianapolis,     Ind.       Filed 

Jan     26.  l'.»2:;.       Serial    Ni      r,i,-,(V2."        4    i  laims.       (CI. 
25    -i:'.0) 


1  The  process  of  fortnin?  a  receptacle  having  a  plu- 
rality of  intercommunicating  chambers  formed  in  the 
walls  thereof,  consisting  of  mounting  an  Inner  form 
within  and  spaced  from  an  outer  form,  filling  the 
space  between  said  forms  with  a  plastic  material,  em 
bedding  therein  a  core  plate  adapted  to  be  pulled  there- 
from leaving  the  desired  chamber  formed  therein,  and 
screwing  into  said  forms  means  for  spacing  said  plate 
therefrom. 


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1,470.022.  t^KNTRIKLCAL  I'l'MP.  James  K. 
MclNTYRE,  Easton.  Pa.,  assignor  to  Ingersoll-Rand 
Company,  Jersey  City.  N.  J,  a  Corporation  of  New 
Jersey.  Filed  Mar.  29,  1922.  Serial  No.  647,731. 
3  Claims.      (CI,    103—1.) 


1.  .V  centrifugal  pump  comprising  a  main  outer  cas- 
ing, an  inlet  chamber  In  said  casing  for  a  heating  medium 
an  impeller  and  stationary  shrouds  fitted  into  said  main 
casing  and  forming  a  heating  jacket  between  the  cas 
ing  and  the  shrouds  and  means  for  Introducing  a  heat- 
ing medium  Into  said  heating  Jacket  for  externally  heat- 
ing said  Impeller  and  stationary  shrouds  for  the  pur- 
pose of  heating  the  material  pumped  and  especially 
to  heat  ttie  inner  faces  of  the  stationary  shrouds  in 
order  to  reduce  surface  friction. 


1,470.023        (;LASS  FFEIilNC     MF(  ll.V  NISM.       E[)WARt> 

Mii.i-KH,  Columbus,  Olii'i,  assijinor  to  Chapman  J. 
R<K)t.  Terre  Haute.  Ind  Filed  l>ec  12,  1921.  Serial 
No     .'.21  7:?.'.      l.'>   Claims       n  1     4!»      5,1 


,"( 


El 


•gfifr" 


14.  The  combinntion  with  the  discharge  spout  of  a 
glass  tank  having  an  outlet  opening,  of  a  mould  adapted 
to  be  located  at  a  lower  level  than  the  spout  but  not 
in  vertical  alignment  with  the  opening  thereof,  means 
held  stationary  with  relation  to  the  mold  for  receiving 
tile  charge  of  glass  and  guiding  it  to  the  mold,  and 
means  for  cimtrtdllng  the  movement  of  the  glass  from 
the  spout  to  ^aid  glass  receiving  and  guiding  means 
in<Iuding  a  member  having  an  opening  through  which 
the  glass  is  adapti^l  to  flow,  a  knife  for  severing  the 
glass,  a  shear  arm  mounted  below  the  spout  under  the 
discharge  opening  from  the  spout,  means  for  recipro- 
cably  mounting  the  knife  on  the  underside  of  said 
shear  arm  in  position  to  sever  the  glass  ami  tempo- 
rarily close  the  bottom  of  the  opening  through  the 
shear  arm  to  form  a  cup  for  temporarily  su!)portlng 
the  nnscvered  portion  of  the  glass,  and  means  for  ele- 
vating the  shear  arm   after  the   glass  has  been  severed. 


1,470,024.      METHOD    OF    IREPARING    AN    EXTRACT, 
OBTAINABLE  FROM  THE  MAMMALIAN  PANCREAS 
OR    FROM    THE     RFLATEO    fiLANDS    OF    FISHES, 
rSEFFL      IN      THE     TREATMENT     OF     DIABETES 
MELLITI'S       I'KTKrt   Jusnii    .Mni.uvKY   and    1x>\a!.d  M. 
FiNDLAY,    Toronto,    Ontario,    t  unada.    assignors    to    th« 
Governors     of     Tiie     Cniversity     of     Toronto,     Toronto, 
i»ntarlo.    Canada.       Filed    Jan      12.     l'.t23.       Serial    No. 
«12.1.''.7        14    Claims        dM     107      7   . 
2,   A    method    for    obtaining    a    potent    substance    from 
ilie    ductless    portion    of    pancreatic    or    related    glands    in 
■  oncentratcd    form    and    sufficiently    free    from    Impurities 
for   repeated   administration   to  patients   having   the   here- 
in   (le.scribtHl    physiological    characteristics    which   consists 
of   extracting   said   substance   from    tlie   gland   with    a   sol- 
vent,   roiucntrating   It    with    a    reagent    which    will    unite 
with    il    as    i'y    al'Sorption,    and    separating    said    sulistance 
and  reagent. 

i:i.  A  method  for  olttaining  a  p<itint  substance  from 
!he  ductless  portion  of  pan(roatic'  .ir  ri'lntetl  glands  In 
I'oncentrated  form  and  sufliciently  free  from  impurl- 
Mes  for  npeated  administr.ii  inn  m  patiinti  having 
the  liereindescribed  iihysioln^-irnl  riiarat  teristies  which 
(  onsists  of  cxtrncting  said  ^^l!l^tani.e  from  the  gland 
with  a  solvent,  separating  the  -iil>stan<t>  from  the  s^)lu- 
tlon  with  ammonium  sulphate,  dis>olving  the  ammonium 
suii'late  from  said  substance,  concentrating  said  sub- 
stance with  benzoic  acid,  and  stparating  said  sub- 
si  ance    from    the    benzoic    acid 


1,470,025.  COUNTING  DEVICE  FOR  SCALES.  Locis 
A.  OsG<x>r>,  Dayton,  and  Elmek  E.  Wotr,  Springfield, 
Ohio,  assignors  fo  international  Scale  Company.  Dayton, 
Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Illinois.  Fil.-d  Jan  :U,  1920. 
Serial  No.  ,Hr..'i,4fi2       i;»  Cla.nis,      ^'l.  2t",-.-    ,"o  i 


1.  In  a  counting  scale  in  which  counting  is  cfrecied  by 
shiftiriif  a  counterbalanced  receiver  containing  a  jire- 
deiermined  number  of  artii-i<«<  to  n  position  to  oppose  and 
counterbalance  the  load  of  the  articles  to  be  counte<L  In 
combination  a  receiver,  a  count  indicating  device  including 
a  dial  element  and  a  i>ointer  element,  one  of  which 
elements  is  nn.vable  relatixcly  to  the  other  element, 
means  for  moving  the  movable  element  in  unison  with  the 
movement  of  the  receiver,  and  means  f<ir  displaying  a 
gross  count  representing  accumulated  totals  of  one  or 
more  complete  dial  counts  wh.n  the  capacity  of  the  afore- 
said dial   Is  exceeded. 


1,470,026.  WRENCH.  James  E.  Owk\,  Edgeley.  N  Dak., 
assignor  of  one-third  to  L.  C.  IX-vner  and  one  third  to 
J.  M.  Sllversteln,  both  of  St.  Paul.  Minn.  Filed  May  fi. 
1922.  Serial  No.  558.666.  7  Claims.  (CI.  81—87.) 
1.   A  wrench    comprising   a   shank,   a   fixed  jaw   secured 

thereto,  a  movable  jaw  mounted  upon  said  shank,  a  mov- 


u^;u^ 


284 


ab'e  head   mountf^i 
JnsTint;  mpans  p<i< 
Mid  mo\abl.^  Jaw 
sai'l  !i»v»r  hivinij 


OFFICIAL  GAZE'rrE 


OctobebO,  1923 


on  said  shank  adjacent  said  jaw,  ad 

ition«'d  bptwe*»n   said  movable   hf^d  and 

a   WviT  pivoted   to   said  movable   hfa'l 

an   openinif  PxffndlnE;  thro'ig-h   the  an  m'< 


1  470.027  MKTrtOD  AND  APPARATUS  F»R  ABSORR 
ING  RAHirM  EMANATION  Harey  B  Palmbb.  Mor 
rtstown.   N    J.      Fi!^  Mar.  9.   ITCO,   Serial   No.  304.446 

Ker.'-w.-d    Mar     1,    VJS.',       10    riaims.       <  C\.    174  —  177.  i 


fr'rii  ri'lin  ;i''ti\p 
radiii  ilcti^  "  matt 
sC'Iution  of  cauat 
■aid  z*8.  pa.<wini; 
r»dio  active  si  lut 
column   nf  wat(>r 


I.nndnn,    Ontar 
rial  Nr,,   ,'',9fi..'^'5li 


1.4T0.0j<i     rUTriilNG  APP.^RATUS.    Cai.tt.v  S.   Parker. 


S.' 


j   a   stay  pomn>rti.(l   *n   rhn  r^nr   '^nd   of   thf  ronvpyor  frame 
'   extending  o\rr  Xhf  ["^t    in'!    -ontitH-fiMj  at  it.s  forward  end 


formi^.i  -.vith  a  ■»h(;u!der  and  a  Itig  haTlngr  a  '•am  fs'-e  Issu 
In?  n!jtw;ird!y  froAn  said  shank  ;ind  adapted  t  i  eni?aKP  said 
ghould'^r  t')  force  Bald  head  and  jaw  Inwanllv  ap^n  more- 

mpnt    of   said    levar. 


of  absorbing  radio  actis'e  entanati^ir.s 
matter,  which  comprises  di.s.^olTlnit  fho 
r,  p.issini:  a  eaa  throuuh  a  colainn  of  « 
c  alkali  to  retnore  carbon  dioxide  from 
th*'  purified  ztut  through  a  column  of  the 
OD  and  then  pa.<wing  said  eas  throui^h  a 
0  absorb   the  emanation  from  said  raa 


o.  Canada  FiU'd  Oct.  23.  1922. 
5  Claim.*.  I  «'l.  .T7--'"^P. 
1  In  a  ditchint  machine,  th.'  rombination  of  a  fram>'  : 
ditch  diifKing  and  soil  elevating  atparatna  earrifd  thereby  : 
meana  for  diaciajrKlnt;  the  dujr  soil  laterallT  :  a  trench 
Ixittom  shoe  :  a  itwn.lard  rigidly  supportins;  the  sho*.  from 
the  frame  ;  a  reikrwardly  extending  backfiller  conveyor 
frame  having  ita  :'<irward  part  connected  tn  one  ^Ulp  of  tho 
frame;  a  port  ezlending  up  from  the  .standard  aforesaid  : 


to  t!;.'  frair.t'  ,  nn>i  ii  s\iltably  driv.'n  ••ii.Df-sn  licit  'arrled 
Ny  •?;■  ,«:ii.l  -oiiv.)  r  franu^  iidapted  fi  rt'celvi.  th'-  latfrally 
ili.s.:h.iri:f.i   s.iii  ai.il  c  'tiv.'v  it  rearwardlv 


l,47o.ri.;9  FIREARM.  Jon.v  I»,  Pehehsen.  Jackson  Wyo. 
P'll.Ml  S^-pt.  18,  1919.  vSerial  No  324,402  11  Cliilma. 
Kl.   42— IC.i 


1.  In  a  breech-loadintj  firearm,  iu  c-ombination.  a  frame 
liavlng  a  wall  provided  with  a  bolt  enjfaging  abutment 
face;  a  comliiueil  bloi'k  and  txilt  mechanism  comprising  a 
non-turning  ix'l t-carryini;  bi<)'"k  supported  for  reciproca- 
tion forwardly  to  and  rtarwanlly  from  a  tiring  position  in 
the  frame,  au'l  a  ;"'lr  r-tatabie  artiund  a  tiring  pin  wbicii 
is  reciprooabli-  In  rhc  ixili.  s.iiil  'i"lt  Si-  in^-  rri'mntrd  on  the 
block  f'lr  f'.r'A  iTil  and  re.'irw  irl  i::' ■ .  •■ni.  nt  >  to  .n.il  fruiii  a 
flriog  ixL-jition  relatively  r  ,  the  block  and  provided  with  a 
locking  face  for  cnga^'iiiK'  f^:nd  frame  abiitment  face;  bolt- 
rotatiw-  men  lis  riactive  tn'iuecn  tile  block  and  tiolt  and 
arrange<]  for  r>'t ra'-ti vel\  rovmiig  the  b  It  out  of  frame- 
abntment  l.i.kiiit:  f.i  >•  .  o;."!.-' mei.t  ■■n  ,i  riarward  move- 
ment of  tht'  :.;o.  k  f  r -rn  r  ^  *  r;ii_-  (>.<-:■  Inn  .  and  means  ap- 
purtei  ant  if  tto'  M'-k  r  t  -'.r-.i:^  i.in  .irran^-iMl  for  pre- 
venting' rotation  .  f  '],,  •  ';:,.■  jii'i  ilirnii.'  a  rotative  move- 
ment of  the  b'>lt  r-lH'ive  i..  r'..-  i,,.,  k,  wh.  reby  said  retrac- 
tivf  rotation  of  !.iio  bolt  of.ri'-s  •,  retract  the  firing  pin 
to  ai:  iti'TT.-i  tiv.'  [nxitlun  in  -fivarn  .  of  unlocking  the  bolt 
from    'h.'   ffjiinc 


1,470,030  KoiARV  <  OM  I'KKSSOR.  Walter  G  K. 
ROLAPT,  Bellevill  \  11!  nu-<i  I '.-c.  i;>.  101',»,  Serial  No. 
345,935.      18    Claiir^       [tl.    2;;u     30.) 


1.  In  a  fluid  compressing  apparatus,  tiie  combination 
of  a  cylinder  shell,  a  rotary  drum  eccontrically  mounted 
in  the  shell,  and  co^oiHTatuit:  ihir.'wlih  to  form  a  com- 
pression chamber  relief  hmiU  dispoged  againt^t  the  enda 
of  the  drum  and  «h<'li.  and  cccistit iiting  the  end  walln  of 
the  compresJ'ion  chamb.T  and  iinans  for  admitting  the 
fluid  i.rf»istin'  to  tlie  o';t.  r  si.b's  of  the  relief  heads  to 
hold  the  same  .agnin<t  th-'  eml'^  'if  the  cylinder  and  drum. 


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l,470.();;i       r(JNTAI.M;R      VVilih.m  H    Rosk.  Jersey  City, 
N.    J,       Filed    July    i^.    1922       Serial    No.    :)75,708.      & 

Ciaim.s        I  f\.    -JL'!!      .'■,^  . 


Af     '» 


1  Tile  method  of  forming  a  coniaiiier  having  a  heavy 
Inner  wail  and  a  heavy  outer  wall  and  slmultaneougly 
securing  a  closure  to  the  same  which  consists  In  wrapping 
a  pliiiality  of  la>oif<  of  paper  matiin]  around  r.  heavy 
tube  of  paiMsr  material  and  over  a  flange  on  the  closure 
extending  around  and  closely  fitting  the  nuler  surface-  of 
■aid  tube. 


1.470,032.  CONTAINER.  William  H.  Rosk,  Jersey  City, 
N.  J  Filed  July  18.  1922.  Serial  No.  575.799.  8 
Claims.      tCl.    229— 55,  * 


/-H 


1  \  container  having  a  cylindrical  body  formed  of  a 
heavy  inner  tube  of  pafwr  material  and  a  heavy  outer 
tube  of  paper  material  eurroundlng  and  closely  fitting  the 
Inner  tube,  a  metallic  closure  for  said  container  harlng  a 
flange  positioned  In-tween  said  tubes,  said  flange  baring  a 
aeries  of  outwardly  projecting  prongs  adapted  to  engage 
and  embed  themselves  in  the  inner  surface  of  said 
outer    tVibe, 


1,470.033  RAIUAToR  Pii:r(  k  It.  SrHENTTC,  Dayton, 
Ohio,  assignor  to  The  Fnirlrori  Company  Inc  .  a  Corpora- 
tion of  Now  York  FiliKl  May  f,.  1921.  Serial  No, 
407,309       2   Clain*^.      (CI,   257-    151^ 


opeuiugg  in  the  ends  so  as  to  form  a  cviuiuiuou,-  i  iis8a.ge 
when  the  sc-ctions  are  titte<i  tui:i-ther,  and  ea^  h  provided 
with  trauKverse  perfo^atioIi^  iviiig  to  oiir  sido  of  said 
lateral  ojfniuKs  in  the  ends  and  adapted  t,,  ..line  and 
provide  tie  rod  passages  wlieu  the  sections  are  titled  to- 
gether, packing  means  between  the  8«Httions  around  the 
openings  in  said  ends  and  around  the  end*  of  the  perfora- 
tions adapted  to  seal  off  the  radiator  passage  from  the 
tie  rod  passagea,  tie  rods  of  wrought  metal  extending 
through  said  passages  for  clamping  the  K-ctiuu.^  !..>:ether, 
and  nut  members  protected  liy  nun-corrosive  niatirial  fur 
t-ngaging  the  ends  of  the  tie  rods  and  forming;  losures  tor 
the  ends  of  said  tie  rod  pa.ssages. 


2.   In  c  imbination  in  a  radiator,  a  plurality  of  hollow 
parallel  cast  sections  of  non-corrosive  metal  with  lateral 


i. 470. 034  METHOD  OF  MAKING  rOI'I'l  I  \.\IAKS. 
.\i;iiiiH  A.  Sfuri'i',  Saginav..  Mieb.  assimior  to  Wil- 
cox Motor  &  Manufacturing  I'o..  Saginaw,  Mih  .  :\  i  or- 
IKiratlon  of  Michigan,  Filed  Jan  24.  1921  S.  rial  No. 
439.473.      2   Claims       i  ("1     123  -mS) 

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1.  The  method  of  wielding  valve  stems  to  valve  heads, 
which  comprises  forming  the  stem  with  an  enlarged 
tapered  end.  forming  in  the  head  a  tapered  aperture  to  re- 
ceive and  closely  fit  the  tapered  part  of  said  stem,  assem- 
bling the  stem  and  head  with  the  outer  end  of  the  stem 
projecting  beyond  the  face  of  the  head  to  form  an  electric 
contact  member,  and  finally  fluxing  the  contiguous  <;ur- 
fnces  only  of  said  head  and  stem  by  electric  welding  while 
simultaneously  applying  pressure  to  the  end  -  f  .^ald  stem 


1.470,035.  TELEPHONE-EXCHANGE  SYSTEM  Fkbd- 
EKICK  J.  SriDDEH,  LoDg  Island,  N.  Y  .  assignor  to 
Western  Electric  Company,  Incorporated.  New  York, 
N.  \  ,  a  Corporation  of  New  Y'ork.  Filed  Mar.  31. 
1921.      Serial   No.   457,253.      S   Claims.      iCI.    179      10.) 


1.  In  a  telephone  exchange  system,  incoming  and  out- 
going lines,  a  link  circuit  to  be  used  iu  interconnecting 
said  lines,  an  auxiliary  switch  associated  with  said  link 


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OCTOBEB  9, 1928 


circuit,  a  repeating  coll  associated  with  said  link  circuit, 
a  primary  wlndliTg  and  a  secondary  winding  for  said 
repeating  coll,  skid  secondary  winding  comprising  a 
plurality  of  8ectli)nal  windings,  said  sectional  windings 
terminating  in  Contacts  controlU'd  by  said  auxiliary 
switch,  and  means  to  position  said  auxiliary  switch  to 
connect  in  any  deelred  number  of  said  sectional  windings 
to  produce  any  [desired  ratio  of  turns  between  said 
primary  winding  and  said  secondary  winding. 


1.470,038.  SHOClK  ABSORBER  FOR  VEHICLES,  Jack 
Mi.vBB  Stonmu  Chicago,  Hi.,  assignor  of  one-half  tu 
T-homas  K.  Sto^ner.  Chicago.  III.  Filed  Dec.  24.  1921. 
Serial   No.   524,736.     2  Claims.      (CI,   267— 9.  i 


supported   on   said    wheel   and    adapted   to   turn    on   said 
beating  as  a  pivot,  as  the  door  sections  are  moved  into 


ibe- 
flat 

ci 

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1    A  shock  a 
bers.   one  mem 
two  overlying 
each    other  ;    ea 
wedkct'^hape  pla 
pivoted  to  the 
t>etwp»  II    the  pla 
gram    whf'reby    r 
townn!   and   fron: 
tion,«.  Is  lmparte<l 


bsfcrber  comprising  two  pairs  nf  like  mem- 

of   a    pair   of  like   members   comprising 

spring  platt's.  curved  Inwardly  toward 

of    the    other    membtrs    comprising    a 

the  latter  memb.»rB  having  their  ends 

ective  ends  of  the  other  members  and 

thereof,   thereby    forminu   a   paralleio- 

^sistance    to    movement    of   two    members 

the  other  two  members,  in  both  dir>>c- 


respt" 

tE-S 


1,470,037.      VAI 
assignor   to 
Brooklyn.    N 
Mar     IH.   192<^ 
n:      130.,) 


E.      Wabver  T    T.\bb.    Brooklyn.   N    Y  . 

L*uplei    Engine    Governor    Company.    Inc., 

i'.,    a    Corporation    of    New    York.      Filed 

Serial  No.   367,012.     14  Claims.      iCl. 


2.   A  seat  ha 
pivot,  a  valve 
with  a  bub  en 
■aid  hub  to  act 


and  FoHBST  C 
1922.      Serial 

1.   In  folding  Id 


tHlng  one  or  more  openings  and  carrying  a 
hivintj  one  or  more  openings  and  provided, 
gaging  said  pivot,  and  an  element  engagiuK 
ate  said  valve 


1,470,038.       IX>)R    CONSTRUCTION.      r.\RL    D.    Va.sck 


Bowman,  Dayt-.n,  Ohio.     Filed  Jan.  20 
No.    530.713.      3    Claims.      (CI.    20—20.1 
ioors.  including  in  combination  with  suit 
able  head  construction  for  the  doors,  a  door  unit  consi.st 
ing  of  a  plurali'  y  of  door  sections  hinged  one  to  another. 
and  adapted  to  he   folded   substantially  piirallel  one   with 
another,  each  door  section  having  its  luwer  inner  corner, 
as   the   doors   are   folded,    cut    away    and   re-lnforced,    by 
metal   platea  gejcured   to  opposite  sides  of  the  door,   one 
of   the   plates  hjaving   an   edge    thereof   turned   und-r   and 


oTeriapplng  th 
the  door,  the  o 


lower  ed«e  of  the  cut  away  p^)rtion  of 
J  :her  plate  belni;  flared  outwardly  opposite 
tald  cut  away  lortion,  a  wheel  dispo-sed  in  said  cut  away 
portion  and  baring  a  bearing  reinforced  by  the  overlap- 
plnf  edc«  of  th  s  first  named  plate,  the  door  section  beln? 


said  parallel  relation,  a  trivk  adHfitMl  t.i  support  the 
door  sections  from  twrieaih  and  over  which  said  wheels 
are   adapted   to   trav.  1   a^    rtir   .ioors   a  r.'   operated. 


1,470,039        PROCESS     OF     MAKING     23     OXY  NAl'H- 
THOIi-   ACID.      H(w'.EK   N.   \VAi.r,Acn.   New  York,   N.   Y  . 

assignor  to  The  iJrasselli  Chemical  Company,  a  lorpo 

ration    of    Ohio        Filed    July     10,     1022.       Serin!     No 

578,118.      3    Claims.      (CI.    2tU>    -40  . 

3.   Process    of    preparing   23    oiy-naphtholc   acid,    com 
prisini:    dis.solving    anhydrous    alkali    beta-naphtholate    in 
betanaphthol,    and    subjecting    the    resulting    solution    to 
th.'    action    of    carbon    dioild    at    a    temperature    approxl 
mating  200-300*    C     under  a   pressure  above  200  pounds 
per  square   inch. 


1,470.040.  ATTACHABLE  IIKIP  HANDLE.  I.KO  S. 
Whitehcad.  Akron.  <n.io  Filed  Aug.  21,  1922  Serial 
No.   683.182.      <^  Claims!         (!     145    -61.) 


1.  An  attachment  adapted  to  be  received  over  and  at- 
tached to  a  bulbed  tool  handle  comprising  a  strap  of 
metal  bent  at  approximately  it*  central  point  providing 
two  substantially  parallel  arms  which  are  curved  at  their 
outer  ends  in  a  direction  at  an  angle  to  the  remainder 
of  the  handle  and  of  such  formation  as  to  be  received 
over  the  tool  handle  and  adapted  to  be  secured  thereto. 
wherel.y  a  strai.-hf  handled  tool  may  he  converted  to  a 
tool   having;  :i   pistol   urip. 


147(».n4l         MF.TIK'Ii    ("K    M.\KIN<;    I'OI'PET    VALVES. 
Mehkii.i,   .\I     Wii.(u\.   S.ik-Miiaw.   Mich.,  assignor  to  Wil- 
cox Motor  Parts  k  .Manufacturing  Co.,  Saginaw,  Mich., 
a    Corporation     of    Michigan        Filed    Jan.     11.     1921. 
Serial   No    43f.,41.'>.     3  Claims       (Cl.  29 — 158.7.) 
1.   The     herein    described     method    of    making    poppet 
valves,   said   method   consisting  in   forming  screw  threads 
on  the  valve  stem  and  in   the  bore  of  the  head,  screwing 
the  head  upon   the  stem  and  uniting  said  head  and  stem 

1 


OCTOBKB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


287 


by   welding,   whereby   the   surface   metal   of  some  of  the 
threads  of  said   head  and  stem  is  brought  to  a  welding 


heat,    said    threads   preventing   relative   lengthwise    move- 
ment of  snld  stem  and  head  during  the  welding  operation. 


I.47o((lL'  lilSK  BKAHINC.  FOR  SCALES  AND  OTHER 
MECHANISMS.  Elmer  E.  Woi.f,  Springfield,  Ohio, 
assignor  to  International  Scale  Company,  Dayton,  Ohio. 
a  Corporation  of  Illinois.  Filed  Apr.  7,  1920.  Serial 
No.   ;171.'^.'9.      11   Claims.       (Cl.  04 — ti2  ) 


1  1m  a  bearing'  of  the  type  described,  in  combination, 
an  outer  circular  carrier,  inner  and  outer  spacing  rings 
inside  of  the  carrier,  a  plurality  of  series  of  bearing 
disks  on  opposite  sides  of  the  spacing  rings,  and  cover 
plates  closing  the  sides  of  the  carrier  and  contacting  with 
said  di>iks  only  at  the  peripheries  tloreof 


1,470,0 »;;  HA  1L\VAY  CROSSING  SIiiNAI..  Chaklks 
Adlek,  Jr.,  Baltimore,  Md,  Filed  Sept.  20.  1920. 
Serial  No.   413,533.     4   Claims.      (Cl.   177—329.) 


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arm  adjacent  its  lower  end,  a  chamber  enclosing  the 
upper  end  of  said  shaft,  bearings  for  said  shaft  at  sepa- 
rated points  in  said  chamIXT,  means  for  rotating  said 
shaft,  and  a  housing  covering  said  chamber  and  said 
shaft  operating  means. 


1,470,044.  VENTILATING  WINDOW  SHADE.  ViCTO* 
M.  Ai.i.KV,  Waverly,  N.  Y.  Piled  Aug  14,  1920,  Serial 
No.  403..'>o;>.  Renewed  Mar.  6,  1923.  4  Claims.  iCL 
156 17.)  ; 


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3.  A  ventilating  window  sh.nde  comprising  pairs  of 
vertical  bars,  links  extending  between  corri'sponding  ends 
of  the  bars  of  each  pair  of  bars,  the  bars  having  seats  in 
their  outer  sides,  pivot  rods  inserted  transversely  through 
the  meetifig  ends  of  the  links  and  the  bars,  said  rods 
being  each  provided  at  one  end  with  a  head  fitting  in  one 
of  the  seats  in  one  of  the  bars,  and  a  headed  nut  engag 
ing  over  the  opposite  end  of  the  rod  and  fitting  in  the 
adjacent  seat  in  the  bar. 


1.   A   crossing  signal  comprising  a  support,  a  rotatable 
■haft   depending    therefrom    .nnd    provided   with    n    signal 


1,470045.  RIBBER  HEEL.  Frank  J.  Altknkirk.  St. 
Ii..uis.  Mo  Filed  July  20,  1920.  Serial  No.  397.726. 
1    Claim.      (Cl.   36 — 36.)  i 


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£0 


The  improvement  in  rubl)er  heels  comprising  a  he.!- 
holding  plate  having  a  single  rear  finder  with  a  for 
wardly-proj<H-ting  flange,  and  two  front  fingers  haviiij 
rearwardly-projectlng  flanges;  and  a  heel  having  recesses 
to  engage  gaid  fingers  and  a  cavity  in  its  upper  face,  and 
reinforrinj:  metallic  plates  Imbedded  in  said  heel  above 
its  points  of  contact  with  said  teeth,  substantially  as 
doscribiNi 


1470046.      row  TAIL    lIOLliF-H        WllJ.lAM    M.    Amvkr- 
SON.  BoyceviUe.   Wis.     Filed  July  22.  1922.      Serial  No. 
576,900.      2    Claims.      (Cl.    119—105.) 
1.   A    cow    tail    holder    comprising    a    single    piece    of 
spring    wire    lient    intermediate    its    ends    to    form    a    leg 
encircling  open  loop  with   a  latch  member  at   one  end  of 
said  loop  and  with  Its  other  end  extended  laterally  sub- 
stantially at  right  angles  to  said  loop  and  adapted  to  be 


288 


Kaganjed    by    said   laf 
and  bent  to  form  a 


ib.    said    lateral    end    being    extended   !    I.47A,049.      RECEPTArLE    '  RnnisiT  Y.   Babbows,   Ruth- 

and  grip  wltb  the  terminal  arrnnged    i        erford,    N.    .1  ,   artsl;,'t,or    r,.  R.-b^-rt    \     Harro\»».    Inc.,   a 

(;..rp.M-:iti.>n   of   N.  w    V..rk  Fil-.lAijr    -n     i;vj-J       Serial 

N,..    555. 753        lu    t'L-iitim  i<!     •.'•Jl-  Ul.; 


t>)  f-rm  ;i  '■riop^rati 
Ing    >aul  jaws  t"   vi 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


UCTOBEB  9,  1928 


i\i  clanipinc  jaw.   and  a  slide  ci,)!in<'Ct- 
■y   their  clamping  engagement 


1.4:"j47        KLECTbiC    SADIRON        SaTTIRLM    T      Ah 
suLD,   Paducah,   Ky  .   a.sslgnor  to   Southern  Textile   Ma- 
'hiiu-ry    Companjl     Paducah,     Ky.,     a    Corporarion     uf 
Kentucky       Filed   Apr.    25.    1921.      Serial    No.    464,26<5 

7    rialnis.      (CI.    tl»— 25.1 


3.    In    an   elertri 


eslst- 


aiic<  unit,  a  U-whaj'-d  controller  above  the  latter  embcKly- 


Injf  a   rel«tlT»'ly   flti 
tacT   ►element   and  a 
a   .  i..ipt'rativ>>   rnntii 
for    idjustinj;    <aid 
taoKi:*':    in    r'.><»p''r« 
and   said    movable 


d  nrm  provided  with  a  moraWe  cnn- 
relativHly  movable  arm  provided  with 
ct  ehaufnt.  means  on  sai!i  tixfd  arm 
movable  contact  elemt-nt.  and  a  tht-r- 
five  relation  to  said  resistance  unit 
arm. 


I,47'i04e       RIBI'. 
Kansas    '  ity.    M  3 
4i)_'  •':^f>       -'   Chvi  i\ 


R  TIRE  vORE      Thomas  J    B.krker, 
Filed    Aug.    11,    1920.      Serial    No 
s,      li'l.   152  —  5.) 


2.   As  a  new   aiticle  of   manufacture,   a   core 
consisting  of  an   integral,  circular   ring   having 


for 
g»« 


1,  A  receptacle  havin^-  a  -li^.tiariif  op.'ulnc.  a  valve 
normally  cIo«1ng  sal.l  ..i>«M,ini:  hut  ;ol.ip(.'(l  to  open  the 
same  upon  shakin.i  th.'  recptacle,  and  resilient  mean.s 
acting  to  hold  said  vaUv  to  close  said  opening  Irrespec- 
tive of  the  position  •>{  th.  recptacle  when  the  recepta- 
cle Is  stationary 


1,470.050  Sl-KKD  rHANr,[N(i  ME(UIAN1SM.  Bbr- 
NAKP  A.  Behbf.sp.  Hrookline.  Mass  F'lled  Apr.  18. 
1023       Serial    No    «;?2,S79       37    rialms. 


iCl.   74 — 57 


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2  Thp  combination  of  n  2<'a.-  i>o.\:  ,  a  rfvoluble  stiaft 
therein  having  a  socket  in  one  end;  a  feed  rod  having  an 
end  thereof  locked  in  .said  socket  ;  a  plurality  of  gears  of 
different  diamettrs  keye<l  to  said  shaft;  a  second  shaft 
parallel  to  said  revoluble  shaft  ;  a  gear  keyed  to  said 
second  shaft  and  slidable  lengthwise  thereof;  an  os<:il- 
lating  arm  movable  about  the  axis  of  said  se<ond  shaft 
and  slidable  with  said  slidable  gear;  an  intermediate 
gear  on  .-iaid  arm  for  transmitting  rotary  movement  from 
said  sUdable  ufar  to  either  of  said  plurality  of  gears  on 
the  revolubif  shaft  ;  a  spindle  ;  and  a  train  of  gears  be- 
tw.-en  said  spindlp  and  .said  second  shaft  to  Impart  rotary 
movement    ther»*t'> 


1,470.051  ruKWARt)IN<;      ENVELOPE  Ai.lkn      B 

AsHBY.    Bonut-rs    ?"i'rry      Idaho        Filed    May    2.    1921. 

Spria!   No    4t'.*Vll.'i-      .'M'laims       i>'!    229— 73. j 


tires 
cells 


therein,  the  gas  (clls  near  the  center  of  the  core  being 
consid'rably  larg«r  than  the  gas  cells  adjacent  to  the 
perimeter  of  the  -ore  so  that  the  center  of  the  core  has 
greater  resiliency!  than  the  portion  adjacent  to  the 
perimeter 


2.  A  forwarding  envelope  comprising 
fashioned  with  a  pair  of  folded  leaves 
ends    and    forming    the    front    and    hack 


a  single  sheet 
sealed  at  their 
of   an    envelope 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


289 


and  a  sealing  flap  on  one  of  sjild  leaves,  a  separable 
address  leaf  folded  over  the  front  leaf  and  attached 
thereto,  and  a  securing  tab  on  said  separable  leaf  adapt- 
ed to  bend  over  the  top  edires  of  gaid  leaves  and  be  at- 
tached to  the  back  of  the  envelope. 


1.470.052.  BOOKRKST  William  L.  Blaik,  Chicago, 
111.  Fib-d  July  2(*.  1922.  Serial  No.  578.297.  5 
Claims       (CI     45      «<0  I 


supported  by  the  trusses  and  provided  with  marginal 
flanges  extending  into  the  gutters,  ndpi  members  sup- 
ported by  the  trusses  and  provided  with  longitudinal 
grooves  to  receive  the  upper  margins  of  th-  n.of  slabs. 
and  means  for  reinforcing  and  connectirif  -aid  ridge 
members   together. 


3  A  reading  desk  of  the  character  described,  compris- 
ing a  book  rest,  a  frame  supporting  the  rest  In  a  slanting 
position  and  Including  a  pair  of  elongated  wire  feet 
which  project  forwardly  of  the  same  and  are  composed 
of  diverging,  Infrconnected  parts,  and  sliding  links  on 
Kaid  parts,  ndaiitf,!  to  adjust  their  ansile  of  diver^rence 
w!).  rrbv  to  vary  the  slant  of  the  book   rest. 


1,470,053       FI.C)WIN<'.   DEVICE   FOR  OIL   WEM^;       Ai 
EX.fNDBK    BoVNTHiN.    San    Antouio,    Tex       l-iled    No\     ^. 
1922       Serial    No    599.695.      15   Claims       Hi     Itift— ;t.) 


1,  The  combination  of  a  casing,  a  tubing  extending 
through  the  casing,  and  a  separator  pipe  connected  to 
the  tubing  and  having  communication  with  the  same  and 
the  casing. 


1,470,054  ROOF  STRUCTURE  Walteh  C.  BhOUOH- 
TON,  Kansas  City.  Mo.  Filed  Mar.  22.  1922.  Serial 
No.  545,714.     3  Claims.      (CI.   108—1.) 


1.  A    roof    structure    consisting   of    trusses    the    upper 
members  of  which  have  gutters  formed  therein,  roof  slab* 

816  O.  G.— 19 


1.470,056.  RAIL  CLAMP  Robert  S  Bttlek  .Toplln, 
Mo.  Filed  May  19,  1922.  Serial  No.  562, 20S.  6 
Claims,      (CI.   188.---43.) 


R  A  rail  clamp  comprising  a  cylinder,  ai,  arru  extend- 
ing therefrom,  a  fixed  jaw  carried  by  said  arm.  a  movable 
jaw  pivoted  there<:'n,  and  a  piston  in  said  cylinder  sdaptcd 
lo  force  said  movable  jaw  to  locked  pnsiti'M, 


.470,050  RAIL  .lOINT-LOCKING  DEVICE.  <  ak.  I>..i  is 
CaLlie.s,  VVetasklwiii.  Alberta,  Canada.  rilo<l  <  o-t  ;i, 
1022.      Serial    No.   592,182.      1   Claim.      (CI,    2:;^      19.S.) 


J9 


J£ 


A  rail  locking  device  comprising  a  plate,  having  an  off- 
set extension  on  one  side,  an  upright  flangi'  integral  witii 
the  offset  extension  designed  to  bear  against  one  side  of 
the  rail,  a  plurality  of  i)egs  formed  on  the  upright  flange 
ib'signfMl  to  enter  suitalilc  orifices  in  tli.^  r.'iil  wolis,  a  rih 
..II  the  odgf  remote  to  the  extension  liuvin^  >lautiiig  rela- 
tion to  the  longitudinal  edge  of  the  plate,  and  being 
formed  with  a  nose  16  spaced  from  t^e  plate,  n  retaining 
member  slidably  mounted  on  the  rib  formed  with  a  longi- 
tudinal recess  designed  to  house  the  rib  and  provided  wltb 
a  longitudinal  rib  to  engage  the  aforesaid  nose  16,  said 
retaining  member  being  further  formed  with  an  upright 
flange  extending  parallel  to  the  rail  web  and  designed  to 
be  gradually  forced  into  bearing  engagement  therewith, 
by  a  sliding  movement  of  the  retaining  member  along  the 
rib,  a  locking  element  comprising  a  peg  23  with  a  longi- 
tudinally extending  portion  designed  to  extend  through  a 
suitable  oblique  orifice  in  the  side  wall  of  the  retaining 
member. 


1,470.057.     VALVE,     Lester  L.  Carter.  Pal..  .\lt<..  «  tvlif 
Filed   Nov.    24.    1920.      Serial   No.    426,194,      1    Claim 
(CI.  137—53.) 
A  gas  Talve  comprising  :  walls  forming  a  central  cham 

her :   walls   forming   a   valTe   chamber   within    said    first 


290 


named  chamber  wi 
?alvf  openings,  a 
ralvp.  one  'f  -iai'l 
t  h>'  iith*'r  :  i  va  lvi» 
^,-iiil  V  ilv»'  and  [ia- 
N'T  disr^  I'arrifii  ■> 
t>e  s>'atHil  <i!i  tbt'  u 
fi(  clos.'  saiil  ii]ih<iiii 
•••T   '!ir>>rtlv    a'liiv.' 


itrol  ■;ti,ini''>T  ;   u-ails  loruiin^r  a  aiapnra?ni  '■t)Mi!>'"'r  'i! 
.■tly   a'.'.v.-   sa:.l   In  t>^rm*>'1iatf   chamlter  ,    sail!   liia  [ihra-'ni 
amtx>r   hivsnt:  an   i;pf>or  an'!  a  low»'r  rmrtifin.   ttu'  upp<>r 


HI 


cpntro 

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p.'i.-T 

r  i  f'<  1 

r.inn>M-tr(i    tn    sai'l 

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OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  9,  1923 


:h  which  it  comnaunicates  through  two 
eh  concvntric  with  the  axi^  of  the 
openings  being  sitJateil  dln-rtly  above 
st»^m  sliding  vertically  on  the  aiis  of 
Ung  thruti^rh  said  valve  openings  ;  rub- 
I  said  valve  stftn  so  that  they  can  each 
)per  f^dge  of  one  of  said  valve  oix^nings 
<.  walls  forming  an  intermt'diat'*  rhatn- 
and    In   npf-a    ''immiinifafion    with   said 


whi''h   np.'ni 


pt>n    C'lniniunicatioD    with    the    atino<- 
»    dia  ptirajiii    tliiT''in    and   adjusfatil''    ^■••ii.'iit^      ar 
n   rhe  tup  ')f  .-viid  dia[)hrai:ui,   s«i(l  valv>'  st<Mii    h^'irn: 
Jiaphras;ni   and    [lassing   through    op#ii 
fiirniin^     said    int>'rme«liate    cham!>er 
;i!  an  dtfndHd  'jraide  for  said  stem. 


1  4TM  o.-,s.        I!  a.ilAST  -  riRF.SSIM;     MACFIIVF         S.)rx>x 
F:l\\'.-    iiA!!'      r-mplf.    Tex        Fil.-.l    Ane.     4,     1H22^ 
•rill   N'.    '.7'' '".  >       L''i  I'liTin-       't'l.   '■','  —  I'li   i 


lJ^^^^ 


l,4T0.Or.ri       KI.K<  'IRIr   SWITrir 


Paaadv-na.  i  a 


N      Y 

Claims. 


ni.-.l    May    r, 
(CI    :<(>     59 


1.   The  pomtdna' ion   with  the  st>'«'rin^  gear  nf  a  vehicli' 


of  means  inchidin 
ent   poattions  to 
connected    with   tl 


t  a   forkt'd  ni.''nii«T  op>TataM*>   to  difffr- 

'lose  different   ►>lectric  circiiits.   a   finger 

f    steering  gear  and    *^ngagiiig  the   fork 


«nd  <  iK'iRi.r. 
I 


W     il     ALI.EN.   I'azenovla, 

S.rial    No     .'!Tft.'J.1<>,       2 


when  the  steering  g^ar  is  in  the  straight  ahead  position, 
said  finger  disengaging  tin  fnrli  when  thr  steering  gear  Is 
operated  a  predetermlni'd  ixtiiit  to  effect  turning  of  the 
vehicle     to     mi'      sid''     or     i!ii-     other,     niannally     ojM^rable 


1  A  ballast  dressing  apiuiratos  romprising  a  running 
gear  adapted  t.i  n,j>vi'  iiiKin  th>'  rails  of  a  railroad,  a  plate 
carried  'i\  sair!  ninniiu'  gtar  and  exteuding  transversely 
t.i  said  rails,  thi-  lower  edi;e  of  said  plate  being  dispotw'd 
'if'nea'li  rl.e  le\ei  of  tht-  upper  edge  of  said  rails,  said 
plate  tiaviiij;  ,1  reciss  adjacent  ea<  h  side  adapted  to  accom- 
rniHlate  eitb.r  of  <aid  rails,  and  an  annular  wing  carried 
upon  each  end  of  said  plate,  each  wing  comprising  an 
Inner  se.'Mioi  and  an  outer  .section  ilisposed  at  angles  to 
each  other 


-JS 


tneans  fo  eins..  .jrli'-r  .f  s.al.l  .inolls  in  ad\.anre  .T  the 
operation  of  fli»'  steering  1.0  ar  and  iip«rata'oIe  tu  circuit- 
opening  tx^sition  h\-  inoveni.ti*  of  (to-  forked  inemU'r  to 
either  clrcnlt-op,.ning  positi  .t 


1,470,060  CUM.INt,  MM  him:  \V  1 1,1  i  .4\(  A  Covt  \\  1  , 
Rochester,  N  \..  as-signor  to  1-'  1!  Pease  Coraiianv. 
RfKhe>ter,  N  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  N •  w  York  I-iled 
Dec.  11  i;«-'2  Serial  No  c,r.ori,M'  c  riaims.  i  CI. 
ir.O— 32.  1 


1  In  a  aradiT,  the  .■onibiuation  with  an  endless  earrier 
ff'rnied  with  rigid  transversely  extending  members  and 
trovaide  transversely  extending  memtK-rs  providing  with 
said  rigid  transversely  extending  memU^rs  grading  spaces. 
and  arms  secured  to  said  movable  members  to  control 
the  movement  of  said  movable  members  ndatively  to  the 
rigid  members,  of  wheels  about  which  said  endless  car- 
rier Is  guidfxl  to  [ircivide  an  inclined  receiving  portion 
and  a  gradlntr  tM,rtiori  on  a  traclsway  for  controlling  the 
movement  of  the  arms  while  the  movable  members  are 
passing  the  grading  jxirtion.  a  trackway  for  holding  said 
arms  against  movement  while  the  movable  members  are 
passing  the  receiving  portion,  and  a  yielding  trackway 
portion  adjacent  the  junction  of  the  receiving  and  grad- 
ing portion  for  cooperating  with  the  arms  as  the  movable 
members  move  from  the  m-eiving  portion  onto  the  grad- 
ing portion  to  hidd  the  niovaMe  members  against  move- 
ment relatively  to  the  rigid  members. 


1,470,  i«l  Ktil.DINt;  IUNr>KR  RRF.I.  Fheo  E.  Cotl 
TER,  Stratford.  Iowa  Filed  .\pr  7.  1022,  Serial  No. 
550. .'00      2  idaims.      1  CI    .'0-    220.) 

1.  In  a  binder  re«d,  a  shaft,  a  plurality  of  arms  each 
pivofally  mounted  on  said  shaft  and  adapted  to  carry 
reel  slats,  a  ilisk  secured  to  said  shaft,  said  dlslt.  belnf 
formed  with  a  plurality  of  shoulders  each  adapted  to 
engage  one  of  said  arms  and  a  ilamping  plate  loosely 
■Boanted  on  the  shaft  and  ndai>ted  to  be  drawn  into 
clamplntr  engagement  with  the  first  disk  and  clamp  said 
arms  t>etween   them,  said  disks  being  c\ipp#d  In  their  cen- 


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291 


tral  portions   to   provide   space  for   the    overlapping  ends 
of    said    arms,    said    arms    l>eing    adnpt<'d    to    be    moved 


manually   eireiimferenlially   of  said   shaft    uimui   release  of 
the  clamping  engagement,   for  coIlai>sing  said  reel. 


1. 470,002  (  itMHI.NFl)  HFI.L  AND  lUZZKK  .Tmiv  \V 
CdX.  I'.aralxxi.  Wis.  Fibd  June  25.  1021.  Serial  No 
480,343.     2  Claims.      Ml.    177— 7  1 


1.  A  comtiined  bell  and  Imzzer  compri.sing  a  siii'porting 
frame,  a  centrally  dispused  insulating  strip  mounted 
upon  eiige  upon  said  frame,  independent  magnets  suji 
ported  uiton  and  projecting  from  the  opposite  sides  of 
said  strip,  a  l>ell  supported  from  sal  1  frame,  a  iiammer 
carrying  armature  coacting  with  one  set  of  magnets  and 
a  buzier  armature  coacting  with  the  other  set  of  magnets. 


1,470,063.     REEM-\)RCKD  AND  SAFETY  SEALED  BO.\ 
CONSTRUCTION  AND  METHOD  OF  MANFFACTFR 
ING.     Benjamin  Howard  Davis,   Boston,  Mass      KUed 
Nov.    25,    1921.      Serial    No.    r.l7,G,'?S       0    Claims,       (CI 
27—66.) 


1.  The  Improved  method  of  box  constnictlon  which 
consists  In  extending  a  reenforclng  metallic  strap  through 
a  portion  of  the  box,  adjacent  a  corner,  bending  said 
metallic  strap  around  the  (dge  of  the  bos  and  securing 
•trap  on  both  the  Interior  and  exterior  of  the  box. 


1,470,064.      LOO    RAFT.      Oii.KERT    G     Davis    and    Mat 
THEw   .1.    D.wis,   \'ancouver,   British   Columbia,    Canada 
Filed    Mar,    2<t,    102.".,      Serial    No,    tV2ii,.H5r.       7    ftaiins, 
(CI.   0-1. 'el 


1  In  a  loj:  raft,  a  raft  floor  having  sid.  l.o.  •!;.  t,,  w'licb 
the  floor  is  coimerted.  logs  arrancid  in  ti«r-  up  11  the 
floor,  binding  t<<\^->  uiolerlyint  the  tii  rs  tin    end-  of  which 


pass  over  tile  top  of  t  be   r.aft    Hiid  are  sirnni! 
booms. 


to  I  hi-  side 


1.47't.O(;.-,         rKRl'ETC.M.     CAI.FNUAlC 
NEH,    Hopewell.    Va.       liled    Aug.    H.    ll 
579,427.      .■?   Claims.      (<'l.    40—107.1 


.tK     H 

Si  ri.al 


1.  A  ciilendar  comprising  a  hcxly  memlier  provided 
at  one  face  with  a  series  of  parallel  channels,  montli 
Indicating  means  tit  one  end  of  the  ctiaiinels,  niontii 
date  bearing  panels  slidal)ly  adjustably  mounted  in 
the  chaiinel.s.  the  panels  and  the  body  member  tiein.- 
provided  with  openings  adapted  to  be  broutrht  int  1 
registration  in  the  adjustment  of  the  panels,  and  a  sciiir 
ing  el.nieiit  n'tuovably  fitted  through  tlie  registering 
openings. 


1.470.Or,0       CHAUA^'TKR  TR.iiNSFFR   DEVICE,      flERUP 
DtMARs.    New    York.    N.    Y.,    assignor    of    one-half    to 
Paul     Wing.     West  port,     Conn.       Filed     1 '- <       .'.     10.:  1 
Serial    No    .'■)19,S92.      7   Claims.      iCl     41—25.) 


3     J     '"  / 


2.  A  device  of  the  class  described,  comprising  a  trans- 
parent pattern  sheet  having  formed  thereon  characters 
In  positive  relation  as  seen  frrun  the  front  face  of  said 
sheet,  the  said  characters  being  adapted  to  be  trai  s- 
ferred  to  a  subjacent  surface  by  pressun^  from  tlo' 
front-face  of  said  sheet,  and  guidelines  on  said  trans 
parent  pattern -sheet,  adjacent  said  characters  on  s'id 
sheet  for  positioning  said  characters  In  alignment  in 
transferring  the  same,  the  transparency  of  said  |iat 
tern-sheet  serving  as  means  for  enabling  the  operator 
to  correctly  position  said  pattern-sheet  on  said  trans- 
fer-surface in  order  to  transfer  a  character  of  said  s'leet 
to  a  desired  or  selected  place  on  said  transfer  surface. 


292 


1.470.067.       MACtI 
Joan    J     M     El 
1^122.      Serial   > 


OFFICIAL  GAZErrE 


OCTOBKB  9, 1923 


INE     FOR     PLANTING     rUTTINGS. 

i-\3,    Banjoema.-i,    Jav.i       F'U>mI    Ivc     12, 
0.    '^06,4(53.      1    I  lain)       m'I    J.'l-    118 


■"ortifr.  In  which 
is  partly  broken 
drum  mounted  on 


.\    ma^hin>'    f'.r    plantirii:    two    r^w^    "f   ':utrliu3,    simul 
taopously     m.ir*!'     ^artirularly     fur     ^lantinc     lugar  cane 

uttine-i  or  su<  klers  cnmprisink;  a  rontainer  raouDte<1 
upon  a  motor<\irr1age  frame,  divided  by  two  longi- 
tudinal- ami  n  areat  number  ff  cross-  partition-walls 
inr.i  a  ti'irnher  if  compart  men  t^i.  the  f>oiti)m  of  each 
ximpartment  beiiiK  lnelln»'d  ti.wiirds  the  outer  bottom- 
lorner  the  outer-wall  of  the  container 
away  in  order  to  let  partly  pass  a 
a  r<itary  shaft,  which  extends  through 
all    the    compartments    <ituate(l   at    the    same    side   of   the 

ontaluer,  each  drum  belnsr  provided  with  a  chamber 
iuto  which  the  luttings  piled  up  in  the  compartment 
can  automaticallj  slip  over,  which  compartment  and 
drum  ,ire  provided  with  mean.s  to  prevent  that  mor*- 
than  one  cutting  Liil  slip  into  the  drum,  which  ctittings 
are  delivered  in  keries  by  the  rotary  drums  to  endless 
travelling  belts,  tunning  at  the  outer  side  along  each 
series  of  drums,  by  which  belts  the  cuttings  are  suc- 
cessively  dropped    into    the    plantlng-rldges 


l,4Ti(0f".<<         LUBRICATOR.        Wiliiam      V..     Farlbt.     K1 


Reno.   Dkl.x       K 
6   Claims         ci 


4.  In  a  lubri 
the  rcct>ption  of 
Qlling  op«otiig   tt 


9t>rTed,  a  second; 
container    and 
vided   In   its  lo 
open    upper    end, 
and    btviag    a 
the  port  being 


Ipil    \\2    •.:"».    1!<-"J       .-if rial   N>    584. 791 
1-4    -'"9. 1 


/^ 


A 


<}ator,     a     main       ontainer     adapted     for 
a    hard    Uibriiaiit    an<l    provided    with   a 
rough   which    the   lubricant    may   be   in- 
ijry   container   arranged   within   the   m&ia 
c<imprislng    a    hollow    body    portion    pre- 
war  end    with   an   opening   and   having  an 
a    cap    closing    such    op«n    upper    end 
ptort    formed    therein,    the    lower    end    of 
eiUrgrd,  and  a   control  element  extend- 


ing into  the  opening  of  the  lower  end  of  the  secondary 

container  and  having  ii  bore  aligned  with  the  port  of 
i*aid  cap,  sail!  -"n'ruj  .•liment  extemlint:  Into  the  en- 
larged lower  eiid  uf  sal<!  b<>r'- 


1.470. O0S>  ANTISKin  'HAIN  «-L>kKv.K  F  Fishkk, 
I.ancast'T  Kitm  IiUhI  N'rn,  ■_■:<  l<».'.'  Serial  N.i. 
t50'.'..^'."^       J    I  l.jiiiH        .  c;      i.-i2    -Hi 


1     .\ii    anti  sk  :il   il'vt'-e 
connected     wi'h     the     riiis, 
being    form.-i)    «u!i    ;iii    •  > ' 
end    permanetitly    cdnt;.'.  i> 


'mprisirik;  »  viw-i..  rod.s  loosely 
thf  oiit>'r  .■ml  of  eacli  nxl 
aii'l    ihnins    eacti    having   .'ne 

I     wi'h     I  in*'    of    tht'    I'ves,    and 


having    the    ntSuT   «riil    ilftai  liaMy    (-onnt'i'ted    thernwith 


1  ^TOmTm  MACHINK  for  MAKINC  books.  Elmer 
E.  Fbey.  I. ling  Beach,  Calif  ,  n«.xii:nor  to  Loa  Angeles 
BfMilc  Machine  Company  1  h  AniieU-s.  Calif.,  a  Cor- 
poration of  California  I'lied  .Fin  12,  1921,  Sed.il 
No.  t.Ic,,7Mti  Rcneweil  Mu-  I'.,  \'xi':,.  5  Clalm.s.  iCl. 
1—7. J 


4.  To  a  machine  of  the  nature  disrlosed,  means  for 
successively  assembling  book  .s»-ctiou.H,  meajis  for  stapling 
each  assembled  stction  only  to  the  jir.'ceding  assembled 
aection  witli  each  ^staple  offset  Iiiternlly  from  the  pre- 
ceding staple,  said  means  includine  laterally  spaced 
anvil  memtieri,  a  stapling  device  shiftable  laterally  to 
alternate  cooperative  alignment  with  each  anvil  mem- 
ber,   ami    drive    means    for   the    stapling    device. 


1,470,071      RE.SILIFNT  \K1I1CI.K  WHEEI,      Albert  B. 

PuHH.   Macomb.    Ill       Kile<l    Nov.    2.    1922.      Serial   No. 

598.572.      3   Claims.      (CI.    152-28.) 

1.  A  resilient  wheel  comprising  a  body  portion  hav- 
ing radial  slots  extending  inwardly  from  the  periphery 
thereof,    a   felly    disposed    around   and   spaced   from    the 


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r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


293 


pertphery,     spring     means    mounted    In     said     slots     foi 
yieldingly    securing   the    felly    to   said  body,   and    resilient 


a  handle  element  carried  by  the  barrel  for  sliding  the 
barrel  longitudinally  and  control  the  extent  to  which 
th.'    plug    fxtendf*    int..    tSie    barrel,    the    hammer    having 


disc*    secured    to    sniii    body    and    said     felly    and    being 
adapted  to  keep  foreign   matter  from  entering  the  wheel. 


LOCK 


.I..1IN 


l,lTo,(iT2.       BEDSTFAI"     COUNKK 
'(;An.,  Evanston,  III  .  and  Chaulks  II.  Hi  .s.n,  Kenosha 
\Vi.s  ,    assignors    to    Simmons   Company.    Kenosha, 
a     Corporation     of     Delaware.       Flle<i     Apr      15, 
S.riHl    No.    461.60.-).      4   Claims,      (CI.    5     289. \ 


H   35    Xf' 


Wis  , 

1921. 


1.  In  a  bedstead  corner  lock,  the  combination  of  a 
post,  a  ««e  rail,  a  socket  therefor  having  a  pair  of 
spaced  substantially  vertical  walls,  a  cross  rail  for  con 
necting  said  socket  to  another  part  of  the  bedstead  con- 
necting said  walls  and  constituting  another  wall  of 
the  socket,  and  a  threaded  member  co-operating  with 
the  portion  of  the  cross  rail  between  said  walls  for  se- 
curing the  soeket  to  the  post. 


1  470,07.T    METHOD  AND  COMPOSITION  FOR  TREAT 
ING    FIBROrS    MATERIAL       William    C.    Geer    and 
John     B.     Dickson,    Akron,     Ohio,    assignors    to    The 
B     F    Goodrich    Company.   New    York,    N.    Y..  a   Corpo 
ration    of    New    York.       Filed    Nov.    21.    1922.       Serial 
No     f.02,4.''.C.      9    Claims.       (CI     l.'?4      17  i 
4.   The   method   of   producing   a    composition    of    matter 
which    comprises    mixing    pariiffln    and    rosin,    subjecting 
the    mixture    to    heat    an.l    treating    it    with    an    oxidizing 
agent,    maintaining    the    resulting    product    in    a    molten 
state  and  dissolving   rubber   therein   and   introtiucing   cas 
tor  oil  as  a  softener  for  the  product. 


the    barr. 


l! 


striking    .'ng.Tt:t'ineiit    with    the    plug    when 

drawn    rearwanily    and   having   striking   engagement    with 

a  drill  steel   wiien  tlie  barrel  is  moved  forwardly. 


1470  074  COMPRESSED  AIR  DRILL  GlNES  Perkz 
'  GOMEZ,  Miami,  Ariz.     Filed  Apr.  17,  1922.     Serial  No. 

55.'i. 7.-^1.      10   Claims.      (CI.    121-12.) 

1.  An  air  drill  comprising  a  barrel  including  an  ex- 
pansion chamber,  a  hammer  including  a  pistc.n  forming 
portion  in  the  expansion  chamber,  a  plug  sUdably  fitting 
into  the  rear  end  portion  of  the  barrel  and  forming  a 
rear  head  for  the  expansion  chamber,  a  drill  steel  carrier 
in  front  of  said  barrel  for  holding  a  drill  steel  In  opera- 
tive relation  to  said  hammer,  side  bars  carried  by  the 
drill  steel  holder  and  plug  to  hold  the  same  In  spaced 
relation  and  having  engagement  with  the  barrel  to  sUd- 
ably mount  the  barrel  and  prevent  rotation  thereof,  and 


1,470.07.-.       LATCH    FOR    VEHICLE    DOORS.      IiHi  s    H 
(;uia...N     and     Claken.  e     E.     Miles.    T.yndonville.     Vt. 
Filed    Dec-    1!'.    1921.      Serial    No.    5J;;. :>••■.      '    Claim. 
Ml      292—336.) 


The  cmibination  with  a  body  having  n  door  opening, 
and  a  swingint:  closure  adapted  to  tit  within  said  door 
opening,  one  edge  of  the  door  opening  Ining  provided 
with  a  transverse  groove,  of  a  keefMT  seour.^  in  the  edge 
of  the  door  opening  and  extending  across  the  inner  end 
of  said  groove  and  provided  with  a  slot  having  its  aide 
walls  converging  away  from  the  door  opening,  an  eca-n- 
tric  mounted  in  the  closure  for  rocking  movement  in  a 
plane  intersecting  the  plane  of  movement  of  the  closure, 
said  eccentric  having  a  tapered  edge  adapted  to  fit  within 
the  slot  in  the  keeper  and  being  provided  in  one  side 
face  with  a  notch,  a  spindle  rotatably  mounted  in  the 
closure  and  carrying  said  eccentric,  a  retainiui;  spring 
secured  at  one  end  In  the  closure  and  disposed  adjacent 
the  side  of  the  eccentric  and  provided  with  a  lug  adapted 
to  engage  the  notch  therein,  the  free  end  of  said  spring 
being  adapted  to  play  in  the  groove  in  the  U-dy  and  Im- 
pinge against  tlie  edge  of  the  keeper,  a  spring  coiled 
around  the  spindle  and  having  one  end  secured  to  the 
closure  and  its  oppo.site  end  connected  with  the  spindla 
and  eccentric,  and  a  pressure  spring  secun'd  in  the  door 
at  the  rear  of  the  eccentric  and  iHnring  upon  the  eccen- 
tric   above    the    spindle. 


1.470.076.  ElKJE  SETTER  AND  BFRNISHER.  Lynn 
J  (;RArE  Chicago.  111.,  assignor  '.f  one-half  to  John  E. 
Bell.  Chicago,  111.  Fil.  d  Aug  V.\.  1920  Serial  No. 
4n:',,L'r»0      2  Claims       i  CI,   12      To  i 


1.  A  device  for  burnishing  the  surfaces  of  shoe  soles. 
having  in  combination  a  fixed  non-rotatable  outer  cylinder 
provided  with  an  outwardly  fitendlng  bead  .  a  ring  slid- 
able  on  the  cylinder  providing  a  surface  to  form  with  the 
bead  an  adjustable  edge  setter,  means  to  ailally  adjust 
the  ring  with  respect  to  the  bead;  an  inner  cylinder; 
means  for  heating  the  cylinders;  and  a  heat   responsive 


294 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBtiK  9, 1923 


(ievicp  wlthiD  thf  inner  closed  cylimler  '.<>  atirumatlcauy 
maintain  the  teniii»>rnturf  of  xhf  imttT  >  vllnilt-r  sub- 
stantially constanrl 


1.470,077        I'LATE  VALVE    T MiOADEK.       Hakrv     Veb- 

■  ■je  HAJf.HT.  Snerbrooke.  Qu«'bec.  Canada,  assignor  to 
Ingersoll  Rani1  fompary.  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  a  Cor- 
loriuion  <•(  \<i  J'THey.  Filed  Jiin-  19,  1922.  Se- 
rial No.  569,473       3  Claims.      (CI.   230 — 24.)     . 


1  .\  plato  valve  unloader  comprisinij  a  plate  valve 
includinif  its  seat,  stop  plate  and  stud  adapted  to  lie  In 
a  valve  opening  in   the  cyllnd'^r  wall   of  a  comprt's-Hor.   a 

■  jilve  cage  over  tte  valve  seat,  the  upper  portion  of  the 
cage    being   adaptad    to   lie   freely    in    aa    opening   in    tb* 

■'imprfssor  r>lincli>r  ("'Rlnit.  whereby  the  caffe  may  b«- 
readily  removed  frpm  the  rasintr.  an  operating  cylinder  in 
Mid  cage  and  a  piston  in  said  cylinder  having  Angers 
adaprp<i  to  heiir  iipon  the  plate  valve  and  hold  it  frorti 
its  seat  when  dealred.  a  spring  interpoaed  between  the 
valve  stud  and  th*  piston,  a  rover  adapted  to  be  secured 
to    the   compressotj  outer   casing   oppo.slte    the    said    valve 

'•■<  "]■:.'  .1  s»'t  sciTw  in  the  said  cdver  roopi^rating  with 
thf  valve  cage  to  hold  the  cage  in  fxi^ition  nn  the  valve 
-.  !',  r;i.>;ini  for  siipplving  fluid  prps.nnr"  thmtinh  the  set 
-irr"\v    I')    thf    saiij   operatin-,;  cylinder,   ami    manual    mean.s 

■  \  f»'!i.lin  _-  centrallF  throiigh  the  set  screw  fur  .ictnating 
'.hi'  pistiin  in  ordf"!-  to  unload  by  hand. 


47,1  M7-'  TFiA 
<  >  Hftl.I.w  u:TI[ 
Serirtl    Nil     ."ttir. 


.^MI.^SPiS     ME<'TIANISM 

rcli:i,i.    (ihio.       Filed    Sept     ;:.•) 
l>*o     17  I 


Rt  ssKt.i. 
"'      1922. 


.MM 


< "  1  a  i  m  s 


,  ( 


u^^mai 


^'^ii\ 


1     .\  transniiM^i 

Sliin     :;r;it>j    ;i(lapt<' 


n   mechani-im  cumprisin;  two  !ran.><mis- 
tii    be    curinccfpd    resp' iTi vely    to    right 


and  left  traction  nienilKTs.  caili  of  .said  units  Including 
a  forward  (iriving  shaft  and  a  rearward  driving  shaft, 
an  endless  traction  tneinber  carried  element  having  a 
ptirtion  extending  between  said  shafts  and  having  opera- 
tive connection  therewith  and  nieanH  whereby  either 
shaft  may  be  thrown  into  play  for  imparting  movement 
to  the  traction  member,  a  differential,  and  mechanl«m 
associati'd  with  the  differential  for  driving  said  trang- 
missiun  units  at  the  same  speed,  regardless  of  the  dlrec- 
tiitn  of  drive 


1,470,079         THERMOSTATIC      SWITCH  Hb.nrt      A. 

HoEsCHU.v,  Omaha,  Nebr.,  asalgnor  of  one  half  to  Baker 
Ice  Machine  t'ompany,  Oniaha,  .Nebr  ,  a  Corporation 
of  Nebraska.  F^led  Jan.  3.  1921,  Serial  No.  526,715. 
2  Claims.      (CI     200—138.) 


2  In  a  device  of  the  claHs  di-scrilx-d.  a  thermo-sensi- 
tive  member,  an  armature  of  magnetic  material  connected 
therewith  and  movable  thereby  in  opposite  directions 
according  to  Increase  and  decrease  of  temperature,  a 
U  shaped  permanent  magn<  t  arranged  with  its  poles  at 
opposite  sides  of  said  armature  whereby  to  attract  the 
same  alternatively,  contacts  controlled  by  said  armature 
and  adapted  to  open  and  close  circuits  at  the  llmita  ot 
movement  therf»of.  and  magnet  adjusting  moans  for  vary- 
ing the  inten.sity  of  the  magnetic  field  in  which  the  arma- 
tur»»   moves 


1.470,Ovci.  riMPIN";  JA<  K  Moiiris  C  llnt.E.  McKlf- 
trick.  Calif,  aH.siamir  of  mie  half  to  Dee  B.  Willcuts, 
McKitrri.k  Calif  I  1!.'<1  .\ug  3.  1922.  Serial  No. 
.'79,530.      .s   Claims.      (CI.    74-   5.> 


1.   In    a    pumplng-Jack,    a    pump    operating    rock-frame, 
nil    Independent    guide    structure,    a    guide    rod    diapoMd 


October  9, 1!>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


295 


with  its  longitudinal  axis  substantially  vertical  and 
mounted  to  slide  substantially  vertically  in  ^aid  struc 
ture,  a  connecting  rod  having  a  pivotal  connection  with 
sal<l  rock  frame  and  witli  the  lower  I'nd  of  the  guide 
rod,  and  means  carried  by  said  guide  rod  and  adapted 
to  engage  a  pump  rod. 


1,470,081.  ri'MI*.  Samuel  E.  Hunttisg,  Alameda, 
(iilif.  Filed  Mar.  29.  1923.  Serial  No.  628,445.  9 
Claims.      (CI.   103—87.) 


1.  A  pump  comprising  spaced  upper  and  lower  bases, 
rods  connecting  said  bases,  a  shaft  journaled  on  said 
rods,  a  centrifugal  pump  runner  fixed  on  said  shaft  below 
the  lower  base,  and  a  motor  on  the  upper  base  for  driving 
said  shaft. 


1,470,082.  BOOSTEU  MOTOR  JX)R  LOCOMOTIVES. 
IIow.\KD  L,  INGEB.SOLL.  White  Plains,  N.  Y.  Filed 
June  20,  1919.  Serial  No.  305,649.  39  Claims.  (CI. 
105--»«.) 


1.47o,Os;;         Ki»l  (,H     UOl  N1>FH     AM>     CHANNELING 
MAlHlNK        i.wvHKM  E    i:     JniiNs<.\.    Mrlrovi..    Mass, 

assiirnor   !■■    \iiior   .^lio.'    MMchiiKTv    C,     ,.i    llU'.i.    l..\n;i. 
Mas-,     :i     CrporiUioii     of    Mns-aitiiisct  ts        Filcil     S.'i-t 
22.  T.iL'-       S.  rial   No    5^9,902       7  Ci:,im8._     (CI     1-       13.) 


35,  In  combination  with  the  main  driving  means  of  a 
steam  propelled  locomotive,  a  booster  motor  normally  dis- 
connected from  the  locomotive,  and  means  actuated  solely 
through  operation  of  the  main  driving  means  for  con- 
necting the  booster  motor  with  the  locomotive  and 
atarting  the  same  and  for  disconnecting  the  booster  motor 
from  the  locomotive  and  stopping  Jt. 


7.  l!i  a  device  of  liic  clas^  d<'sorit.<'<l,  ilu  ro!\,!.;uaUon 
of  a  welt  ga>:e;  a  work  supi>oit  havink:  ;.  i.on  revoluble 
shank:  a  .liann.iin^'  knil<'  in  -^iiul  work  -niit.orl  :  a  rork.r 
memb-T  ha\ing  a  b.'aring  at  one  end  for  said  sliaiik  :  a 
spring  surrounding  said  shank  b.tween  said  teann-  ami 
work  support  :  a  plat  ■  beneath  said  spriiic  ;  a  bar  dipnid- 
ing  from  said  plate:  a  lev.r  pivoted  to  said  rocker  niom- 
U'r  with  its  free  end  piv.. tally  connected  to  the  lower 
.■nd  of  said  bar;  a  ndl-r  on  the  low.-r  end  of  said  ro,  k.-r 
member  :  a  roller  on  tlie  free  end  of  said  lever  :  a  revo- 
luble shaft  ;  and  a  sepaj-ate  cam  secured  to  said  shaft  to 
road  with  each  each  of  said  rollen* 


1.470..IM  METHOD      OF      DK0XID1/1N<,       W.vrFR. 

Kh  H.MiK  <;,   K.vowL.^M).   Boston,   Mass       Fih'd    .\ug.   20, 
1919.     Serial   No.   318,693,     3  Claims.        Cl     _]0— 16.) 


.  L_-i-i^ 


f=j 


!l      '.^-^T 

I 

J 

.1-^ 


1.  Tho  m.tliod  of  d.H.'xi(iizing  wal.  r  wlii.h  ioii,>i/-ts  in 
rhargiiig  tlio  water  with  ferrous  hvdroxid  in  ijuantlib-  In 
.  xress  (,f  the  amount  nnr-iired  to  absorb  tlie  free  ,,x\t:rn 
in  the  water,  to  thereby  remove  the  free  oxvgeii  fiom 
the  wat.-r  and  form  a  ferric  hvdroxid,  retaining'  said 
ir.  ated  water  within  a  closed  system  to  prevent  the  r<'ab- 
si>rption  of  oxygen,  and  removing  the  iiisoiulile  f.  rrie 
hvdroxid    by    flltrati  m. 


1.47ll.u,'^5,    CORN  (TTTING  AND  SHOCKING  MACHINE. 

THOMA.S  V.  KiHN,  Elkhart,  Ind      Failed  Jun>    25     li'^o. 

S«rial    No.    391,050.      4    Claims.       (Cl.    50— 75  i 

1.   In    a    machine    for    cutting    and    shocking    eorn.    a 

wheeled   frame,  a  pair   of   longitudinally   extending   guide 

devices  carried  by  the  frame  to  receive  the  t^talks  of  corn 

therein,  stalk  engaging  means  and  feeding  nuans  operating 

within   the   guide   devices,    cutting   means   carried    by    the 

frame  and  disposed  to  engage  the  stalks  within  the  guide 

devices,    nn    endless    conveyer    disposed    at    the    n  ar    end 


296 


of  the  ifuide  de\  i^'es 
standinir  shoi'k  fur 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBCB  9, 1923 


ru  rfceiv*-  the  Kt.ilk.o  fh»*rf'fram.  an  up- 
tHinu  frame  gupportt^l   in   flxe«l  rdatli^n 


to    said    whefi  ■'!    fr; 

'£ar,-    111    said    shock 
cha.-kiin,'  a  shock    rl 


l,4:'ins,;  PIVkTA 
Soiirh  Berd.  Ind 
Soufh  Bt-nd,  Ind 

.     11,  1  ;<-I       S»>rMl 


ni-'  aboT.>  ;ind  noar  t!i>^  '^  .iiv.-Vi-r  .i 
.'iTinlni:  fraiur,  and  nvaiis  fur  dis- 
rough   snid    L,'Ht>- 


L  DUMP  BUfKF.T     Irwin   l>    Lwr.-s, 
,   a«8iKDor  to   Univf>rs;r.   Ci'iivnyor   ^"•< 
a  r'orporation  nf  Indiana      FilPd  May 
so.  468.r><3l.      4  I  laini:*.      (CI.  294      7.'..  i 


1  A  •''■ii\yytnt,'  fir.il  durn{>1n,»  bucket,  said  burljfr  com 
pricing  n  body  purtinn  supp«jrted  and  pivotf'd  in  a  bail, 
said  boi3>  fn.rfion  tit^lni;  pivoted  in  said  bai!  in  such  a 
maHnPT  ^h.r  ^aid  buckf't  will  right  Itself  by  gravity  after 
R  dumping  iip-^ratiili  and  lafi^hlmr  means  for  maintaining 
said  bu'-krt  n.)rmajly  in  a  ri^!ht^'d  r""8itlon,  Inclndin:;  a 
levfr  ►^itt>ndin«  t>eri' ath  the  buikcr  and  adapted  ti>  fi'- 
trippt-d  to   ^'Jl.■a.■^^>  rhe  bucket  upon  ■•(nitart  with  an  .bject. 


1.470,087       MOTOR 
deck,  N    Dak.     Fi 

.3     (^laims        'CI 


SLEIGH.     Er  GENE  E.  Lesheb,  Brad 
l^'d  Jan.  23.  1923.     S*-rial  N.)    614,4'..n 
80  —  12.1 


1  A  supporting  bob,  for  a  sleigh  of  the  character  de- 
scribed, consisting  of  a  pair  of  spaced  parallel  runner*,  a 
wide  supporting  deck  poaitioned  between  said  runners. 
Mid  dw!k  being  pi,Motally  secured  at  Its  front  end  to  the 
front  ends  of  the  Tinners,  and  means  for  adjustably  se- 
curing the  rear  end  of  the  deck  in  rarious  vertical  posi- 
tions with  respect    o  the  rrar  ends  nf  the  rnnners. 


1.470.088.  ART  OF  WIHELESS  COMMUNICATION. 
t^iTZ  LowENSTEiN.  .N>  w  York.  N  Y  ,  John  C.  Wait,  ad- 
ministrator of  said  Fritz  l.ow»>nHt>dti.  deceased,  assignor 
to  William  Ouhiller.  N.-w  York.  N  Y  Filed  Nov  29, 
1918.      SeriHl  Nu.  2»>4.t',J:^.     :j  Claims.      iCI.  2.''.0     )s.  t 


1  Appa  ra' '!.■*  fir  wir'd'-ss  .'in.ni  ,  iii,':i  •  i"'.  (■ompi'i.-'iUp:  a 
unitary  muiti  fr»'(jij.'ni-y  K'-ncni  t-.r  capatdp  of  delivering 
•ontinuuun  alteniatini;  current  at  any  one  of  sevi  ral  fre- 
'iuencles  beliw  IO.Tmio  cycles,  an  antenna,  and  m.-ans 
whereby  said  anr.iuia  may  t.e  eiiersiztni  by  said  ginf-rator 
at  any  one  of  said  f  r'^iuemdes  si-h-ftively,  in  comNinat  i.n 
with  signaling  ui'an-i  in  the  t'oneratur  I'iri'nlt 


tTO.MS'.l 

.\KTHI    K 

Seria;    N< 


I{F.><II.IF\T      WilKFl.      FOR      VEHICI.EJJ. 

Mu.vr.^     i-hira_'       III       File<l  .Inly   11.   1921. 
tK'',.7.'-.«       -v   1-1  nu\<       '(•]     152  --28.) 


^  In  a  device  of  the  ty[w  spnati'-d  the  cumbinat ion  of 
a  wheel  body  and  ,h  i-ircular  ri*;id  rin;;  tread  memb'T.  with 
a  rotator  and  spring,  said  wheel  body  having  a  central  hub 
member,  said  rotat  r  mounted  upon  said  hub  and  having 
a  bearing  and  rotary  motion  thereon,  said  tread  member 
having  flexible  connection  with  said  whwd  body  and  with 
.said  rotator  in  guch  manner  that  said  tread  member  is 
held  in  resilient  t>peratlve  relation  to  said  wheel  b<jdy  by 
the    tension   of  said   sprlng. 


1,470.090.  RAIL  CLAMP  Rollo  O.  Mam«inio,  Ambridge, 
Pa.  Filed  May  17.  1»2:{  Serial  No  839,689.  7  Claims. 
(CL    238 — 341.) 

2.  The  combination  with  a  rail  supporting  membAT,  of 
means  for  adjastably  securing  a  rail  to  said  member,  saM 
means   comprising   a   clamping   plate    baTtng   a    ctrenlar 


OCTOBEK  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


207 


opening  therein,  an  eccentric  washer  member  mounted  In 
said  opening,  said  washer  being  provided  with  a  serle* 
of  notches,   mo.Tns   ooof>eratinc  with   said  notches   to  lock 


two  msxima  of  voltspr  to  t>e  produced  for  each  revolution 
of  the  armature,  said  means  comprising  flux  shifting 
means   carried    b.v    the   armaiun-. 


said  wa-li<r  at'ainst  movement  relative  to  said  'laniiin;; 
plate,  and  a  bolt  passing  through  said  wa«her  and  >aid 
[ilai.  to  ~.cure  xnid  parts  together  and  forni  a  pivotal 
niouiitiiii;    for    said    washer. 


1  470.(11.1  MILLING  ATTACHMENT  FOR  PLANEKS 
Jt  I  It  s  MiCHEt.sON.  Boston.  Mass.  Filed  Jan.  2."i  1'.'2- 
Serial   N...   .">ol.782.      !•'    Clnimn,      HI     '♦0  —  17.) 


■3» 


1  In  a  milling  attachment  ifr  a  planer,  a  hcdder  for 
conn.,  t  ion  with  the  to^il  post  of  the  planer,  a  g»\'ir  casing 
including  a  body  extending  Int..  and  rotatably  connected 
with  the  holder,  gearing  within  the  casing,  a  shaft  for 
driving  the  gearing,  an  element  rotatable  on  said  shaft  ex 
tending  throneh  the  head  ami  thi'  body,  an  axis  per[>en 
dicular  to  the  .axis  of  the  shaft,  and  a  tool  holding  spindle 
driven    from    the   gearing 


1,470,092.  MAGNETO  ELECTRIC  MACHINE.  Gin(» 
MODIGMAM,  Ivrea,  Italy,  assignor  to  Ing.  Camillo 
Olivetti  &  C.  Ivrea.  Italy,  a  Firm.  Filed  June  11, 
1919.     Serial  No.  303,414.     12  Claims.     (CI.  171  -209  ) 


2.  In  n  bipolar  magneto,  in  combination  with  magnet 
poles :  an  armature  and  winding  carried  thereby ;  and 
means  for  extending  the  magnetic  Influence  of  the  magnet 
poles  alternatriy  In  opposite  directions  to  caose  more  than 


]  470  09.''.         MAGM:To  KLKCTKIC      MAtHI."sF.        GiNO 

Mii!.ii,u,^\(,  Urea.  ltal\.  .a^siirrior  ti<  U<i:  t'amill.'^  Oli- 
v.dti  &  I  ivr.a,  Italy,  a  Finn  Fil.-i  \>'C  i:.'v  1919. 
Serial   No,   .H4.J,v2.K.      ?,   Claims.      .I'l     171— IIULCJ 


1.  A  inacnet  •  .'lectric  mtichin.'.  comprising  :.  l.x.-!  per- 
manent magn.d  :  a  tix.-il  induction  coil  havitm  a  cure  pro- 
\i.led  >N-ith  d..wnturn.-d  -nds  :  aiol  a  rotor  .'mbo.lying 
two  auuuUir  parts  turning  in  the  spare  b.-t^cen  th,  op- 
[K*;ite  p.d.-  pieces  of  tb.'  magnet,  said  aiinnlar  i-arts  bar 
in;:  gaps  in  their  periph.Ti.'s  wbidi  uiai-,.  tteiu  roughly 
T  shap.'d    in   end    .devati'.n 


1470.094       WATER    COOLER  Ei«.AK    1'     Mt  it,,   Toledo, 

tthio.    assignor    to   The    .Vli..n  I'ilt.-r    ' '..nii-.-.ny ,    Toledo, 

dliio        Fil.Ml     Sept,     .1.     i;t--J  S.  rial     N.'      .''■^r.  494        2 
Claims        .CI.   •!2-^147,. 


1  A  water  cooler  comprising  an  ice  box  having  a 
water  inlet  and  a  water  outlet,  a  resilient  refrigerating 
coil  connected  at  opposite  ends  to  said  inlet  and  outlet 
rt^epectively.  said  coll  having  bendu  or  convolutions 
graduated  in  height,  the  bottommost  of  said  coils  resting 
on   the   tiottom  of  said   ice  box. 


1.470,096.  lilM  TOOL.  Roland  J.  MtHKAv  Fre<lericton, 
New  Brunswick,  Canada.  Filed  June  24.  1921  Serial 
No,  480.200.     r.  Claims.      (CI.   ir.7— l.j 


li 


1.  A  rim  tool  of  the  character  described  Including  a 
body  portion  of  U-shaped  configuration,  the  sides  of 
which  are  extended  to  provide  ears,  a  bar  rigidly  secured 
between  the  sides  of  the  body  portion  in  spaced  relation 
to  the  medial  portion  thereof  and  coacting  therewith  to 
provide  a  guide,  another  bar  slidable  in  the  guide  and 
having  'teeth  on  one  edge  and  medially  of  its  ends,  a 
lever  pivoted  at  its   inner   end   between   the  eara  of  the 


298 


bo.ly   portloQ,   a   h 
It'V.T.    t»»*?th    forniei 
■lldina;  of  the  bar 
on   ih''  ^lar  to  efT*-:- 
form*''!    'in    rhf    out 
mounted  on  one 


I'ptroit,     Mich 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


Oc  TOBKK  0,  11*23 


^d  formed  upon   the  inner  end  of  said 

on    one    side   of   the    head    to    permit 

tind   bt'in»j  adapted   to  pnga*{e  the  teeth 

t  sliding  of  the  bar,  urippinj?  members 

r    ends    j{    the    twrs   and    !arch    means 

the   nfi'^mbers. 


ma 


PACKING    RING.      Jons    F  Myeks, 
Filed     Dec.     11,     192-.'        Serial     No 
iCl.    74—109.1 


member  operative  to  rt  tit rifiitfally  force  fluids  in  said 
lentml  chauilMT  to  the  periphery  of  the  impeller,  impeller 
annuli  gecureii  to  said  circular  impeller  near  the  pe- 
riphery thereof,  and  rurvid  radially  •■xt«iidinK  imp<-lllng 
blades  on  each  <>f  said  annuli  and  coiine«ted  to  the  blades 
•<n  *aid  circular  impelh'r  meniber,  said  annuii  ''eintf 
curvt^l    and    spaer,!    frnm    said    circular    impeller    nieniNer 


1.  Piston  packiniii  comprising  a  split  ring  havint;  par 
all-!  inn'T  !ind  'lUter  p<Tipheriea  and  a  beveled  lower 
ed^f.  a  '■ompensating  ring  having  a  flat  upper  surface 
asd  a  beveled  surfkee  coinciding  with  the  beveled  lower 
ed»rp  .if  ■wiid  packing  ring,  and  a  spring  'dement  monnted 
on  rf-.-  tlHt  upp»'H  surface  of  said  compensating  ring 
and  adapted  to  b^ar  against  the  cylindrical  inner  pe- 
rlpherv   of  said  patking  ring,  substantially   as  deacribed. 


1.470,097        Fi(IN< 


MP:THOr)    uF     H.\KING     THE    SAME. 


Ntry,    Chicago, 


E    FOR    RIGS   AND   THE    I.IKE    .VNI> 


AroisT    E. 


111.,    asaignor    to    Fhoenii    Trimming 


I  ompany.     Chicago      111.,     a     Corporation     of     Illinois 
Filed    Apr.    i;i,    1922.      Serial   No.    665,874.      9    Clalma. 


1.  A  fabric  havi 
filler  strands,  the 
ed*je  of  the  mat 
course  intermediat 
of  the  filler  atra 
Btrantls    in.l    the  bi 


ig  a   mat   formed  of  warp  strands  and 

filler    strands    extending    tx^yond    one 

a(nd    being   hound    together   by   a    binder 

the    edge    of    the    mat    and    the    ends 

\t<U.    and    stitching    uniting    the    filler 

ider  Course 


K< 


1,4:i»i,'iv        KMF 

Nov     l.T,    ;;).'u' 
l.'i.'v— 4   I 


iKNi  Y  FU.KKF  Ft.vR  MOTOR  VE- 
s  W  (iRR.  Kansas  *'lty.  Mo.  Filed 
Serial    No     600,517       7    Claims.      (CI. 


1  An  '■n.--'r^i".:ry  brak'  for  wheeled  vehicles  cnniprising 
a  'Tak'-  sho^-,  n !)  aim  carrying  said  shoe,  a  sleieh  suitably 
gui'lt'd     in    t-he    velilcle.    said    arm    being    pivoted    on    the 


sK'ttrh,    ,(r>l    means 


t. 


DilCf 


'h.^ 


actuated    by    a    vehUvU;    wh'''M    adapti'd 


'  brakq  shoe   in    operative    position. 


1.470,09!*        PCMF 

Fa.       Filed    Jul; 

Claims.      (CI.   2: 

1.    In   a    pump. 

central    chamber, 

mounted   In   said  c 

pelling    hladfs    on 


MiLi.ARf>   F    (JsBJit  a.v,   Philadelphia. 
.^0.     1920.       Serial    No.    400,175.       2 
»-— 14.1 

h.'    combination   of   a    easing    having   a 

I    circvilar    impeller    member    rotatably 

aamber,   curved    radially   extending   Im- 

ench    side    of    saiil     '-ircuhir    lnip«ller 


near  the  ;ier1[ih<'ry  thereof  to  provide  i-onvergiiii:  and 
div-r>.Mng  antiuhar  throats"  on  each  side  of  said  circular 
inip'llt  r,  said  blades  on  said  annuli  and  on  said  circular 
impi'ller  extending  through  said  throat,  whereby  an 
annular  series  of  curved  converging  and  diverging  pas- 
sages Is  providiNl  on  each  side  of  said  circular  Impeller 
member. 


1.470,1(X)       TOOL    HANDLE        Wit.r.    R.    F'orteb,    Prince 
Bay.  N,   Y  .  assignor  to  The  8.   8.   White  IW-ntal  Manu 
facturlng    Company,     a     (■or[K)ratlon    of    Pennsylvania. 
Filed    Sei.t     :';<     irtjd       Serial    No     4 1  ■-■,.'i;54.      2    Claims. 
(CI     145—61.) 


'.'  .\  tool  handle  comprising  a  flnzer  hidd  havini:  a 
plurality  of  Interaecting  grooves,  so  spaced  as  to  form 
a  plurality  of  minute  rhomboidal  surfaces  of  apfiroxi- 
mately  equal  dimensions  with  saiil  >:rooves,  and  having 
their  acute  angles  directed  in  planes  oincident  with 
the  ails  of  said  tool   handle. 


1,470101.  IKiRSESHoE  ATT.V'  HMFNT  .\i.KXA\r.ER 
Priti  HARD.  Fvercreen.  N  Y  Filed  Oct.  14.  1020 
S.-rial   No.    41*;, ii!"'^       :'   i  i.iims.      (CI.    ie>S — nO,) 


1.  An  antiskid  attachment  for  horseshoes,  '•omprislng 
a  strut  having  end  recesses,  a  transverse  opening,  and  a 
heel-calk,  and  a  front  clamping  member  constituting  a 
malleable    plate    having    a     toecnUi.    forwardly    extended 


OCTOBKB  U,  1«J23 


U.  S.  PATENT  jDFFICE. 


299 


prongs,  and  a  lateral  slot,  and  a  rod  having  at  its  for- 
ward end  a  hook  for  engaging  said  slot,  said  rod  at  its 
rtar  end  engaging  through  the  opening  of  said  strut, 
and  means  for  adjustably  fastening  said  rod  to  said 
strut. 


,470.102 
D-.-     10. 
123     90.) 


VALVE.     Fred  Rahm.  Louisville,  Ky. 
1921.      Serial    No.    521.452.      1    Claim. 


Filed 
(CL 


The  combination  with  a  reciprocating  valve,  and  an 
actuating  tappet  therefor  having  a  circular  head,  of 
means  holding  the  valve  in  frictional  engagement  with 
the  tappet,  and  a  cam  equal  in  width  to  the  diameter  of 
said  bead  registering  therewith  and  provided  with  con- 
rerging  forward  and  rear  faces  forming  an  apex  to  act 
against  the  head  for  lifting  the  valve,  the  forward  face 
of  said  apex  being  cut  away  longitudlnallj  from  one  side 
of  the  cam  for  reducing  the  effective  width  of  said 
apex  at  the  crest  thereof  to  engage  said  bead  at  one 
side  of  Ita  axis  for  rotating  the  tappet  and  valve  when 
the  valve  is  lifted,  the  forward  face  of  said  apex  being 
cut  away  for  a  portion  of  ita  length  only  thereby  the  fuH 
width  of  said  face  will  engage  the  head  to  accomplish 
the  Initial  lifting  movement  of  the  valve. 


1.470,103.  NEST  ATTACHMENT.  Vii.mairb  RaIche, 
St.  Felix  de  Kingsey,  Quebec,  Canada.  Filed  Aug.  14, 
1922.      Serial  No.   581.759.      6   Claims.      (CI.    119—48.) 


1.  An  egg  delivery  apparatus  comprising  a  frame,  a 
main  chute  formed  therein  and  longitudinally  thereof, 
pivoted  bars  extending  transversely  of  the  frame  and 
extending  into  said  chute,  the  portions  disposed  in  said 
chute  being  provided  alternately  with  depressor  plates 
and  partitions. 


1.470,104.       PRIMINC;     COMPOSITION     AN 
FOR     PRODUClNi;    THE     SAME       Hans 
Furth.    (iermany.       Filed    t»ct      11*.     11'21 
.^08.826.      1    Claim.       (CI.    52      4   . 
The   Improved   (irocess   for   the    iirodiirtion 

composition,    which    comprises    tniiiio^inK    t 

of  the   trinitrorblorochicine. 


U    PROCESS 

Rathsblro, 

Serial    No. 

of  a   priming 
he    lead    salt 


470,10.-, 
Mass 

t  'lalnis 


TIRE 
Filed    NViv 

I  CI.    152- 


i:ii;fne    i: 

10,    1922 
-6.) 


Heokkn, 
Serial    No. 


Sprinpfleld, 
600.036.      6 


1.  \  resilient  tire  comprising  n  plurality  of  tubular 
sectlone  each  section  lielng  formed  with  a  channel  which 
register  with  each  other,  resilient  elements  located  In 
the  channel,  means  formed  with  dove  tailed  shaped 
folds  therein  for  receiving  and  securing  the  resilient  ele- 
ments in  the  channel,  and  means  for  attaching  the  tubu- 
lar sections  to  the  rim  of  the  wheel 


1.470,106.  WIREBENDING  MACHINE.  Tho.ma8  C. 
RcasELL  and  Otto  A.  Lanoos.  Chicago.  HI.,  assignors 
to  Russell  Electric  Company,  Chicago,  III,,  a  Corpora- 
tion of  Illinois.  Filed  May  10.  1922.  Serial  No. 
559,716.      8    Claims.       (CI.    140-105) 


1.  In  a  wire  bending  machine,  the  combination  of 
a  jiair  of  blades  adapted  to  receive  and  bold  the  wire 
to  be  bent,  an  arm  arranged  to  swing  in  front  of  said 
blades,  wire  guiding  means  on  said  arm.  said  arm  when 
swung  carrying  the  wire  to  either  side  of  said  blades 
and  said  blades  acting  as  abutments  for  causing  bend- 
ing of  the  wire,  means  for  alternately  raising  said 
blades  and  bringing  one  in  front  of  the  other,  and 
means  for  shifting  said  blades  rearwardly  to  discharge 
the  bent  wire. 


1,470,107.  COMBINATION  AITOMATIC  AND  MANU- 
.U-LY-OPERABLE  AIRBRAKE.  POWER  (X)NTROL, 
AND  ALARM  SYSTEM.  Ai-kreo  L.  R(  thvkn,  Buffalo. 
N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Simplex  Train  Control  Co  .  Inc., 
Rochester,  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New  York  Filed 
.Tune  15,  1917.  Serial  No.  175,018  70  Claims.  (CI. 
246—182.) 
6.   A    vehicle    controlling    apparatus    including    vehicle 

retarding    means    having    an     oscillatory     mnnually-oper- 


3(X) 


able  member,  and 
matically  operatini 
tory  memher  conD> 
oaclllate  about  rbe 


IN- 


OFFICIAL GAZETTE 


October  9, 1923 


an    automatic    wjnfpment    for    anto- 
s«ld    member    Including    an    oscilla- 
ted  with    the   flr«tnaTn*<l    member   to 
xi•^  of  thf  flrstname<i  member,  a  pneu- 


--HP 


mr,  chain  itT  jn  whii-h  the  He''ondnametl  i>s<-illatory 
meni)»'r  is  movable  for  tiirnin;^  motion  ab^^ut  said  axl-s, 
and  means  for  supplyln;;  pressure  fluid  to  said  chamber 
for  moving  the  s<'Condnamed  member  to  operate  the 
firsriiamed  memt>er 


1,4Tm10S  simplex  train  control.  Alfred  L. 
Rr  rHVEN.  Rochesri-r.  N  Y..  assignor  to  Simplex  Train 
Control  t'ompany,  Inc..  Rochester.  N  Y..  a  Corporation 
of  New  York.  File'l  Jan.  U.  19-_'l.  !*erlal  No  4:n,28M. 
39    Claims.       (CI     ->4fV  -.'.T 


r.v  \'ehi''.i'  .'ont rijliin^  apparatu-*  including  a  respon- 
Blvf'  vehicle  ilevi.t"  .>perable  step  by  step  to  difTereui 
position*  for  prodiicin?  correspondinir  conditions  of  ve- 
hicl.'  rnntrol  in  siict^ej^^ion.  catches  for  retulnlnir  saM 
devire  when  operated  one  or  more  steps,  said  device 
beinir  adapre<j  to  return  to  normal  p<isitii»n  when  re- 
leased, and  moans  controlled  by  the  speed  of  the  vehi- 
cle and  '-ont  rolling  said  (•atche««  for  releasins  said  de- 
Tlce  when  '•orrHSf'i'ridini;  reductions  in  vehicle  speed 
havH    he«>n    e'''mpl><1   wifti 


1,470,100  KLE<  tROMAONETTC  TRAIN  CONTROL. 
Al-rRKD  f.  HrTrivEV,  Rochester,  N  Y  .  assignor  to 
Simplex     Train     Control     Company,      Inc  ,      Rochester, 


N    Y.,  a   Corpora 
tion    filed    Oct.    ■* 


ipon    of   New   York.      Orl^nal    appJIca- 
1918,    Serial    No.    257,336.      Divided 
and    this    appllc.ilion    filed    Feb.    19,    1921.      Serial    No 
44*1,304.       21    Claims        (CI     246 — IS2.) 
10    \'ehlcle     eontroninn     apparatus     embodying     clear 
malntainlnc:    maKnetic    means    normally    responded    to    a 


track   device,   danger   magnetic   means   to   respond   to  tbc 
track  device,  and  means  for  retarding  the"  vehicle  shonld 


either   tfi-^   tlr-^t    n.imod   means   mtivr   from    rtxi^onded   posi- 
tion or  the  -i*-.  '.ml   ri:uned  means  r-'^iniiM! 


1.470.110  INSriA'rKM  RAIL  -KMNT  .M.khko  L,  Rcth- 
'■  KV,  Ri'.-hfstcr  N  \'  (irii:ni;il  iipi'li' ;in..ii  tiled  Sept, 
•■.  r.i.'l.  SUtiu!  ,\..  4;<H.;(iM  I  in  lit. 'd  :itid  ttiis  applica- 
tion filed  Nov  .-".O.  1021  S.Ti.iI  Nm  r,18,870.  6 
Claims.      tCl.   2;;'*-    l.'.2  1 


1.  An  insulated  rail  joint  comprising  spaced  flamps 
for  the  end  portions  of  the  rail  sections  having  portlona 
to  extend,  under  the  base  flanges  of  the  rails  and  abut- 
ments below  said  portioog  to  abut  the  oppoaite  slde« 
of   a   support   oil    which    said   portions   are   disposed. 


1,470,111  LIQlin  SPRAYER  MArirsw  F  BiiBSDoar, 
Log  Angeles.  Calif  Filed  nrt.  1,  1921  Serial  No. 
504.750.      5    Claims       (Cl.    290—140  1 


1.   A    liquid    sprayer    comprising    a    tubular    member   to 
which    is    seciired    a    hollow    handle,    a    pHij^   In    the    Bald 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


301 


tubular  member  having  liquid  and  air  conduits,  a  Doszle 
cap  adju£tably  mounted  on  the  forward  end  of  said 
tubular  member,  a  valve  stem  slidably  mounted  iu  said 
ping  and  adapte<l  to  close  said  nozzle,  air  and  liquid 
pipes  extending  through  said  hollow  handle  and  having 
communication  with  said  conduits,  said  pipes  being  sup- 
ported by  said  plug,  and  means  for  actuating  said  valve 
stem 


1,470  112.  BEEHIVE    IlOOIt    AND    CONDITION  INDI 

CATOR.  .John    B     C(yrTAM.    Montecito.    Calif.  Filed 

July    21,  1922.      Serial    No.    576.573.      5    Claims  iCl. 
6—4.) 


1.  A   protecting  device   for   beehives,   including  a    hood 
attachable   to   the   front   of  a   hive   to   overhang   the    hive 
entrance,  the  hfx>d  having  a  hollow  roof,  the  upper  por- 
tion  of  which   is  movable  to   provide  access  to  the  chani 
ber  within  the  roof. 


1,470,113.      PISTON    RIN»;.      Mukkis    A.    Davis,    Los   An 
geles,   Calif.      Original   application   filed   Nov.    11,    1920, 
Serial  No.   423,337.      Divided  and   this  application  flle<l 
Apr.    11.    1921.      .Serial    No.    460,. 1^4.      1    Claim.       (Cl. 
74^109.) 


A  piston  ring  comprising  an  annular  body  rectangular 
io  cross  section,  said  body  being  provided  with  substan- 
tially parallel  cuts  extending  inwardly  from  the  opposite 
side  faces  thereof,  about  a  quarter  of  the  thickness,  and 
then  split  in  a  plane  extending  diagonally  from  the 
inner  ends  of  the  mentioned  parallel  cuts,  the  said 
cuts  also  extending  diagonally  across  the  ring  between 
the  inner  and  outer  faces. 


1.470,114.      SUCKKR-ROD  OVERSHOT  FISHING  TOOL. 

Shaitnon    a.    Ebwin,    Orcutt,    Calif.      PUed    Nov.    18. 

1921.     Serial  No.  516.086.     2  Claims.      (Cl.  294-^99.) 

1.  A  fishing  tool  comprising  a  tube,  a  supporting  aleevc 

alldably   mounted   In   the   tnbe,   a   gripping  member  sua 

talned  on  said  sleeve,  said  member  including  a  resliient 


body  split  to  provide  a  jiiurality  ..f  tulips  having  enlarged 
and  beveled  ends,  a  ii^cking  cidlar  iu  th<    i-wer  end  of  the 


r 


,'[i-^ 


tube,  and  a  spring  within  the  tube  ami  thgaeing  said 
sleeve  for  normally  urging  tli'-  gripping  numtiir  tn  m  pro- 
jected   position    with    respect    to    the    tuf>i. 


l,470.11f..  CLAMP.  GEoaoK  Glatdei  .  1.  -  .Vij^rtles, 
Calif.,  assignor  of  one-half  to  George  L  Mil.  heli.  Santa 
Monica.  Calif.     Filed  Mar.   1,  1922      Serial  Nn    .-.40,356. 

2  Cl;.im«       iCl.   296--84.) 


^ 


s$e---^';-i^*'mmmimmm*mmsk 


2.  A  clamp  comprising  .i  pair  ol  j;iws  in.  lading  lK)dy 
Ijortions  and  extensions  formed  on  tht  body  jHirtions.  a 
set  screw  threaded  through  the  body  portion  of  one  of 
said  JawS  and  engaging  the  body  portion  of  the  other 
Jaw,  a  (la railing  screw  disposed  l>etween  the  set  screw 
and  the  fr.-e  ends  of  the  extensions  and  pa.<;sing  loosely 
through  the  body  portion  carrying  the  .set  screw  and 
threaded  into  the  other  body  p<iriion,  and  yieldable  strips 
secured  to  the  confronting  faces  of  said  extensions 


1,470.116.  API'ARATUS  AND  l'ROCES,«  F()R  CON 
DENSING  CASING-HEAD  GAS  AND  THE  LIKE 
Gkorge  E.  Gh.vy,  Compton.  Calif.  Filed  0(  f  2f^.  1920. 
Serial   No    420.2.''i9.      5  Claims       « C!     1',"'.      l'," 


ftgwm*JM.»».wjj.«yww?TORt 


4.  The  proceaa  of  condensing  tiydrocarbon  gaaea  whicli 
conaiata  of  Introducing  the  ga«  into  a  receptacle  provided 


302 


with    ''oole'l    layers 
rob9tano«>,    said    lavf 
passing  of  a   circul.i 
jecting  the  gas*";*  to 
IriR    tht-m    through 
d^nsed  ga»<»8  from  t 
condense<l    j^seit    fr<i 
8«^-'ond   rec^ptaclf 
of  finely   divided,   ni 
wrnif   time  jiprajinsj 
receptacle    and    chtt 
denseil    gases   separa 


1,470.117     (;ame 

Filed  Feb.  3,  1022 
4*',— 63.  > 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


■  f    finely    divided,    metallir,    rontact 
-    ^H>in;;    rontinnously    nwiled    by    the 
fi«  c-ooliDif  liquid  therethruUKh,   siib- 
i!>'  action  of  saiil  siibstnnr.-  tjy   pas.s- 
l|h>'    layers,    draininn    awny    thf    cnn 
e   ffceptacl.'.  and   It-adinj?  off  the  tin 
in    the    top    of    the    re<>'pta<-le    !nr(j   a 
ubj«^oting   the    ga.-e.s   thfr^-in    to   action 
ejtallio.   contact    suhstanc*-   and    at    the 
liquid   hydrocartioQ  into  th"   second 
Jing    off    the    condensed    and    unron- 
elv.    . 


NEL.SON    Ma'  R.iE.   Wilmington.  N    C, 
Serial  No.  533.^00.     s  Claims.    (CI. 


1  A  gam-  of  fh-  ■'j!  :<^  d.scrih.d  r..r  u<>-  m  .■■  .nn.'.t  i>.  i 
rirh  '\  golf  rnarhin-  i|iriiprisinu'  i  pl.iyii,-  fl.-!d  chart  ur"->n 
rhirh  is  d^■lirl•■ated  :i  colf  conrs.-.  .st^parate  >calH  and  pro^ 
tractor  mean.s  for  I'-lrmlning  the  position  of  a  golf  ball 
on  said  i^ourse  corr*'sk~.nding  to  the  stroke  lenirth  regis- 
tered oil  -saiil  golf  iachin.',  said  protractor  arbitrartiv 
Oxing    fhe    K>ngth    of   ^oll    of   the    ball. 


1,470.1 
ITER 


H.      RESII.IK.tT  WHEEL.      F^rpinand  A.   Schae 
Ita.<p»>t  urc.   M\      Filed  June   10.  1920.     Serial  No. 


.^-^ft  33:5       12  C 


1     In    a    vehicle    wl  eel    comprising    relatively    movable 
hub   and    rim   portions    cushioning   means   adapted   to    re- 
sist movemvot  thereof   comprising  a  plurality  of  load  sus 
taininf  elements   gron  led  aboot  a  rentrnl   point,  a  toggle 


link  connection  between  th.-  load  sustaining  elements, 
and  expanslMe  spririirs  disjioscd  Ixtween  opposing  load 
sustaining  d-m.'nts.  th.'  s[irings  rrlntivdy  crnssing  so  as 
to  equalize  the  strain,  the  several  load  sustaining  ele- 
ments havin,'  a  positive  radial  movement,  and  the  iprlngs 
having  an  apriroxinin  !.■   tangential   arrangement. 


1.47n.li9  CONNK.  TIN.;  BAlt.  FREnEiuc  S(  iiAKrEU, 
Pittsburgh,  Fa  1  iled  N.,v  12.  I;n9.  Serial  No 
337. .'.9^.      3  Claims.      (CI.  74-— 17.) 


5-e: 


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I 


•j.wL'iwtjfz'.rr ff- 


Z=[F^ 


1     A    pressed    steel   connecting  bar,   comprising   a   blank 
formed    at    Its    end.s    with    longitudinal    slots,    and    having 
its    body    portion    partially    folded    on    itself    in   cross    sc 
tlon,    the   ends  of   sai,!    l«ir   being   uniformly    thicker    than 
the   body   portion 


1,470.120  CONNKCTINi;  ROD  FKKi.r.Rir  ScHAErrR. 
Fittsburgh,  Fa  Fil.,|  .luly  19.  192(1  .Serial  No. 
397.473.      3    Claims        m'I     74----17.) 


«     £ 


^ 


I 


3     A    eonne.  !in_'    rod    fornie.1    throuk'hoijr    of   m,    intei:r:il 

fu' f     <iib-taiii  mIm      iiriif.<rni     wall     fhi.'kiiess.     the     rod 

h;i\-!n_-  1  !,]',u!.,r  U..i;  ;:;,,;  ,  f.Tked  b-ad  havini;  !«.■ 
tin.'>,  rh..  h'-.'lil  -.oiijin- ill.'  .1  duof-i  ■iiid  [:if  .■:-,-i  11  v  ^preiid 
prob,nga»i.oi  ,,f  ,;nd  lH,d>,  n  w.k-  ,1  rr;i  n.:e.!  !,.-tw.'en  and 
ricidly  artaclod  r..  th.  ri'ie^  ..f  ,..,id  load,  and  tb-  lines 
and  yoke  oeinir  provide,!  «ith  pin  h'>l.-;.  ihe  yoke  forming 
a  r-.  nforeein.  Dt  r,.r  ^'  rme^  and  iner.M-ed  Ix'.-irisg  nre.'i 
f'lr  coi;ne<'r  !!,_•   pins 


IKoli'i  RAILWAY  ItRAKP:      HVN(;FR  FkEi.EKic 

S.-mcFE.;,  Fitt.sbqrgh,  i'a.     Fiied  .Inly  L'.'.   Hto2.      Serial 
No    .-7:  2>x.     3  Claims.      (CI.  I^k      j(,.i  , 


3  A  forged  railway  brake  hanger  comprising  spaced 
Ruf>stantially  cylindrical  side  arms  and  a  transverse  arm 
connecting  the  side  arms,  the  transverse  arm  consisting 
of  an  I-beam  having  its  upixr  and  lower  flanges  pro- 
vided with  curve<l  he.iritig  faces,  the  upper  flange  l>eing 
of  greater  depth  and  width  than  the  lower  flange  thereby 
affording  an  increased  bearing  surface  of  undiminlshing 
extent  due  to  wear,  and  the  side  and  transverse  arms 
being   of   substantially    uniform   cross-section    throughout. 


1.470,122.  FAFFR  ll.VNdKR  S  SKCTIONAL 
Er.WAar>  Son  i.Eit.  Springfielil.  m  Failed  Aug. 
S.  rial    No     492.f.2ii       1    Claim        iCj     304-    3S 

u 


PLANK. 

15.  1921. 


?9 

A     section -uniting 
plank.s,    said    frame 


^9 

metal     frame     for     papee    hanger's 
•- mprising    perforated    parallel    side 


OCTOBKK  'J,  lU2a 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


303 


bars  :  a  relatively  wide  plate  extending  around  the  cen 
tral  i>nrt  of  lK)th  side  bars  and  i>ermanently  attached 
thereto;  upper  fransveise  bars  and  lower  transverse  bars 
permanently  attiiched  to  said  side  bars  a<ljucent  to  tlie 
ends  thereof  and  remo\al>le  bolts  extending  through  l>oth 
side  bars,  in  combination  with  re  enforced  plank  8e<tion.e 
entered  between  said  upper  and  lower  transvers(>  bars  at 
each  end  of  the  frame  and  abutting  against  each  other 
between  the  upper  and  lower  members  of  said  transverse 
plate  and  s.'cured  by  said  removable  bolts. 


1,470,12;',.  CARDEN  HOSE  SFPFORT.  AsnERl! 
Smith,  Uaredo,  Tex.  Filed  Oct.  20,  1921.  Serial  No. 
r.it9.010       3   Claims.      (CI.   248—29.) 


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1,470,124      IN 

Mo.       Fil."<l 
Claims       i( 


FIALFR.     W 

.\  vr.    30,     1 
1     12R— 200. 


ILLIAM   Strickkr,  Kansns  City, 
921.       Serial    No.    40)5.937.       3 


-lO 


1.  A  device  of  the  character  described  consisting  of  a 
tubular  container  provided  adjacent  one  end  with  Inlet 
ports  and  having  a  reduced  oppoelte  end  provided  with 
a  single  outlet  port,  and  a  tubular  casing  closed  at  one  end 
and  open  at  its  opposite  end  to  receive  said  container 
which  Is  .swaged  to  hermetically  close  said  casing  when 
placed   In   position   therein. 


1-  -^  de\i..  (,f  the  character  di'scrit>ed  comprising  w 
stake  circular  in  cross  section,  an  upper  and  a  lower  hose 
engaging  (hmp  each  formed  from  a  strip  of  resilient 
sheet  met.il  bent  to  provide  a  sul>stantially  U-ehapotl 
clamp  for  fitting  around  a  hose  and  grijiplng  the  same, 
and  fasteners  passing  through  the  clamps  and  stake  said 
fasteners  con.stituting  pivot  pins  for  mounting  the  clamps 
for  ind'pendont  turning  adjustment  upon  the  stake,  one 
head  of  said  pins  having  a  convex  outer  face  and  a  eon- 
vex  inner  faco  to  snugly  fit  the  inner  surface  of  the  U- 
shaped  clamp,  and  th^  other  head  of  said  pins  having 
a  convex  outer  face  and  a  concave  Inner  face  to  snugly 
fit  against  the  surface  of  the  circular  stake,  thereby  frlc- 
tlonally   holding   the  clamps  In   set   position. 


1,470,125.      (;aMF.      Chakles    S  Talbekt.    I.on^;    Hoach, 

Calif.:    1.     K.    Talbert    executor  of   Cliarles    S.    Talbert, 

deceased.      Filed   .luly   .''.,    T,*22  Serial    N-.    ,''i72,ft-lt;       4 
Claim*?.      I  CI.  46     54. 1 


1  ' 


v_y 


1.  In  .T  :::iiiie  including  pins  adai'i'd  ;..  lie  tojijiled  '.-ver 
during  ih.  playing  of  the  g.'ime.  means  for  a  ntomat  i.  ally 
restoring  toppled  pins  to  a  vertical  [.osition.  Including 
weights  attaehed  to  the  pins,  MrinHtnr.  s  attiohod  1-  Mi.^ 
weights  and  stationary  magnet.s  f,,r  huldini:  !be-  w.i-hts 
to  free  the  pins 


1.470.126,  KFV  LOCK.  Lee  R  Tal,bekt,  Los  Anp-ies, 
Calif.  Kibsl  Oct.  12,  1922.  Serial  No.  593,975.  1 
Claim        M'l.   70  -65,  1 


A    key    retaining   device   consisting   of    a    piece    of    wir.- 
strands  of  wliich  are  twisted  one  on   the  other   to   form   :i 
shank,  and  the  ends  of  the  wire  being  provided  with  por- 
tions to  engage  around  the  shank  of  a  door  kiioii  anil  con 
slsting  of  semicircular  interlocking  end   ponions. 


1,470.127.     VEHICLE   SIGNAL.      Horace   F    Tavlor.  .Ir  . 

Buffalo,  N    Y.     Filed  Jan.  2.   1920.     Serial  No    34S.740. 

2  Claims.      (CI.   177—329.) 

1.  A  vehicle  signal,  comprising  a  casing  having  a  com- 
I>artment,  said  compartment  having  a  transparent  rear 
wall,  a  transparent  partition  in  said  compartment,  a  sig- 
nal lamp  in  rear  of  said  transparent  partition,  a  supporting 
partition  for  said  transparent  partition  forming  in  con- 
nection with  said  transparent  partition  a  lamp  retaining 
compartment,  signal  Indicia  on  said  transparent  partition 
a  hingedly  mounted  shatter  of  magnetic  material  disposed 
In  front  of  the  transparent  partition  and  normally  hiding 
the  indicia  from  view  and  carried  by  the  supporting  par- 


H(U 


tition,   an   electrooiac 
oi^nr,  said  mai^et  ac 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTF 


UCTOB£B  U,  1928 


net  in   the   flrat  mentioned  compart- 
apted  to  attract  said  shutter  to  mov>' 


th..   >aaie    "ruai    in    :|..nt    of   the    inJlcia   up   u    ■ 
l^r-Tir    p-irtition.    thi'    abutter    forming    th.'    >irr 


\ 

the  ma^Fj' 


aid  truM- 

matnre   for 


1,4:'M2><       KI,Ei'TF;lc    FITTINt;       Im>n    N,    TH'>\ipsos, 


Solvay,   N     Y  ,   a   < 


IPIO      Serial  Nil.  .■'.•■56.*i3» 


assignor    tn    ra*9    *    S.-viM.'ir,     Inr., 
orporation   uf  New   Virk       1  il.d   N'^v 


i"lalm> 


:4ii  -52  I 


/J* 


rh*»   iviF' 


ii.luit- 


132—84 


192; 


[-'^'"■rtlT^^'^. 


1,  A    brush    shii-i 
placed   endwiso  on 
ber  througbi  ut  Ita 
.said  casing,  aaid  cai 
end    shoulders,    an 
bottom  wall  of  said 
ln«    and    adapted 
shoalders  of  aald  c 
and  a  top  lid  for  t^e 

2.  A  brush  shield 
casing  haa  its  side 
compartment  of  le 


1.4Tn,i30      Bl  KIAi-  \ALLT      .Mhsks  \an  8lyke,  Clarks- 
Tiile,   Iowa  ,    \V,    L.   A8hf>r,   adminlatnitor   of  said  Moses 

Van  Siylie.  drcfMst^,  aH«t){""r  <<(  oue-lialf  to  Josepb  Van 
-^lyke.   Ciarkiiviii.',    I  own       Fil'-d    Ian     27,    11)22.      Serial 

N>j,    532,272,      1    >  l.iim.       tCi.   72      1.) 


\  burial  lasjlt  •■''tiiprisin;,'  ri  ■•irs..i  t-.p,  >:iilp  ami  tMnJ 
walir.  d>'[>»'ni1ini;  •  ;u'r.'rr'>m  and  :t  •'n-\ii\  !i..ttiim  "H  whli'h 
said  sidr  ai:d  .-iid  >.v'!:!s  ir.'  ad^ipf''!  '  ■  r.-^r  s.iiil  bottMin 
h>>iiii:  pr'nidfd  wi;h  i  p.TiptitTfi;  •liiiiC''  havii;;:  a  t'.ar  npi>T 
f.i.-r  ail;tpf''!  ''  ■■••  ■:'''•'  !!i'-  b'l'-'T  ;":p'f  .if  rSh'  side  and 
fFni  walls,  en.-  I'i  said  fn.-t^s  l«'itik,'  provided  ws'h  i  Iniik'i 
tudinal  .T  M.V..  !;■;■!  \  'lU  f.-rnifd  i,n  the  oth'T  fa-.'  and 
adapt-vj  tM  bt-  P-.  .•i\fd   ;'i   sa','1  er""vo. 


1.4TiM:!I  I'lSPENSINi;  T'KNIi  L.  i  ii  vi;;  ks  M  .VHBnrr, 
Witt.'rt'iwn.  Ma^s  1-':1.  •!  iH'c.  15.  l'.»r.'  Serial  No. 
.''.»r.,"17         4     1   larns  CI      J.'l       r,u   . 


1     The    C'.mbinatihn    with    tti.'    insulattof   Wb^-    of    an 
el-.-rrtc    fltting   provjlded    with    wir>-    '.-rmlra!^.    <'f    mf-an.-    ' 
for    atta.-hing   the    sLra>^    to    a    wir.-    conduit    'umprlsing   a 
■e;«rablf>   coupling   having   oiit>    [lart   seciirt-<l    to   said    bas- 
rh.'   .ithtT    part   of   skid    '-ouplini:  tx-ina;   ad.\pt>'d    'o   be  8*-    , 
curt'd    to   said  wiro  fotid'iit  and   having  a    {w.rtjon   ••.\tend     i 
In?    t  .ward    and   adapted    to   engaeM    th^'    ba.oe    n,    preven'    | 
lateral    movt^ment    of    the    Insulatim;    base    r-dativfdy    '■     ' 


1  4711  1J9       TO<yrHtiKrsH   SHIKLIi   ANL»   !  d:NTl  FliK  "K 

JIi»r.I'Kr:       K[..M..!tP  I'    Ti-  hkvi.k,  rM-tr.-.if,  Mich.      P'ilt'd 

^pri.il    No,    .'H2,".7."        2    riaim-"        tCi. 


comprising  a  'aslnc  adapted  to  be 
a  brush,  said  casing  having  a  cham- 
leggth  disposed  parallel  to  a  brush  in 
ing  having  its  side  walls  provided  with 
end  lid  hlogedly  connected  to  the 
casing  at  the  inner  end  of  said  cas- 
to  swing  upwardly  under  the  end 
sing  to  retain  the  brush  in  the  shield, 

chamber  of  said  casing, 
as  called  for  In  claim  1,  wherein  said 
alls  inbent  to  form  a  bristle  receiving 
width  than  said  chamber. 


1,  In  a  container  for  an  uiiKuenr  nr  tb>-  lik..  .i  ileliMTV 
nozzle  having  a  ioncave  tliigt-r  p-artinn  iir<i\ided  with  a 
transvtTs.;  sb.;  m  tiie  tK'ttoni  there. if  communl«'ating  with 
til.-  int.  ri..r  if  rh«-  ...ni.iin.T  f'>r  delivering  into  said  con- 
ravf  portion  a  iirMa.j  ttiin  ribb.oi  -.f  material  whi<h  may  be 
progr>'«slvely  taken  up  beneath  the  finger  iiiiil  a.s  the 
linger  is  wl[»>d  through  said  ■  ricave  iKirtlon.  and  a 
'dt'Hure  fi>r  said  .leliv..ry  having'  a  munded  i>ortlon  con 
fnrmin,;  t'>  a:id  a.lapt.'d  t..  enter  the  ."(.ncavity  of  said 
flrikj'T    iK.rtiiiti    and    >.-a!    said    .sb.r 


l,4:o,i:'.2  'I'M  lINi,  TaRLI-;  (Jli.K-'v  ,Vni.i:i(S.)v,  New 
■\'ork,  N  'i'  ,  a^^U'i.or  t..  The  West  (irav|tis>r  (.'orpora 
'ion.  -New  V-irk  N  Y  ,  a  Cnrporatbin  of  New  York. 
Filed  .Inly  2*.  I-'-'"  ^-">al  \.  '.o'a  .,_•':  ;7  t'l.auiK 
11  !     1".      aO.> 


1.    In  a  device  of  the  chara.t>r  dewcribed.   a  .supporting 

j    frame;    a    table   pivotally    mounted    on    said    frame;    and 

table  tilting  mechanism  comprising  a  shaft,  operatlTe  con- 

!   nectlona  between  said  shaft  and  the  table,  a  ratchet  wheel 

I    on  said  shaft,  a  pivoted  oivrating  lever  having  a  pawl  for 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


305 


engagement  with  s.<ild  ratchet  wheel,  and  meanp  fur  pre-  \  switch  actuator  jiivott'd  upon  said  diaphragm  at  a 
venting  engagement  of  the  i<awl  with  the  rntrhet  teeth  :  point  ailnlly  alim  d  with  th.-  hatreri.s  ar-d  the  lamp,  and 
during  the  reverse  stroke  of  the  operating  lever. 


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l,470,i;',:!.  rOMlUNEli  TALKING  MACHINK  AHINKT 
ANH  WKITINti  KKSK  Pkekbkick  Arthi  h  Ai.cock, 
Srm.i.lale.  nrar  M-'lbourne.  \'lctoria,  AnstrnMa  Filed 
Ma\  ]'.<,  i;>2;'.  S.Tial  No,  f;4i),2»bi,  !  iinim  (CI. 
27  4 -  2   I 


A  talking  macliinf  caldn'^t  liavinir  a  t.ip  and  priividlng 
fw..  front  ii|K-nini,;  c.onpa  rt  ment  ~  arranged  side  by  side 
directly  under  said  top.  ,a  fi.rwnrdly  extending  horn  In 
on.-  of  «nl(l  compartments,  a  talking  machine  in  the  other 
ctiiiip.artnii  nt.  said  j.ast  named  ci,in|.ari  m.  rit  having  a  floor, 
th..  talkint:  machine  turntable  and  t.me  arm  being  acces- 
sibl..  ..elow  th.-  top  an.l  abn\e  tli..  tier  aioi  through  the 
ri.mpjirtment  front,  i^aid  ti.in.  arm  beini;  arrant'. 'd  fcr- 
w.ardly  within  said  compartm.nt  ,an<l  swincabl.-  ..utwardly, 
and  .an  elongated  tranxverse  horn  extension  arranged  (>e- 
low  said  Q(>..r  and  at  r.ne  eml  .'Xt.iuiing  Info  the  horn  com- 
p;j.iaient  and  opening  upwardly  into  the  ri'ar  end  of  the 
horn  and  at  its  opposit,.  ,'ud  opening  upwardly  through 
s.aid  llour   into   said   tone  arm. 


l,470,i;;t       ((d'YINi;    liK\-i(T: 

Tu\.    Jv  ,    San    I'ranri^,-,,,    Cnlif. 
Serial   No.    .".R2.282,      !•   Cl.iinis 


Iankn      ]<E\S     AXliEK- 

FiUd    .\pr.    l;;,    1922. 


1 1 


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t56. ) 


1.  -V  copyiiii:  device  comprising  a  holiier ;  a  li,;;lit  dis- 
persing' .  lem.  tit  siidiibly  mounted  within  the  holder; 
and  a  w.'b  of  sensitiKe<l  paper  slidahly  mounted  within 
the  hold'T  adjacnt  the  light  dispersing  element,  said 
w..b  and  light  dispersing  elements  being  arranged  to  be 
withdrawn  from  the  holder  for  placement  upon  subject 
matter  to  bo  copied. 


1.470,13.'>.      LAMP.      .Tonv    H.    Bai.lweo.    Portland,    Oreg. 

Filwl    Aug     17,    1921.      Serial    No.    492,063.      2    Claims 

(n.   240—8.5.) 

2.   In    an    eleetrlc    lamp  :    a    removable    switch    member 

Intermediate    the    lamp    and    the   batteries,    comprising    a 

containiT    having    nn    insulating    diaphragiri    therein  :    a 

lamp    contact     upon    one    side    of    said    diaphragm ;     a 

315  0.  G.— 20 


liavmg  a  cohia.'t  member  adapt. 'd  t..  make  and  tireak 
contact  with  the  (a-ntral  electrod.  .f  Mi.  bait.'ry  and 
said   lamp   contact. 


LlTi). :;!»■.        ii,bMHINKI'    r\l>     wji    ANf!.^!  LASH     I 'K- 
\I('F   FOK   tiA.^iiLlNK  'lANKS       J.,n\    i'ArDisr,,    Her 
rin,    111.      Filed    .-Vpr.    12.    1922.      ,'<iT];ii    N.,    r.r.l,s9y.      'A 
Claims,      HI.    1,-H — 4fl  . 


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1,  The  CunihinalioQ  wirii  a  filler  cap-  having;  an  air 
vent,  of  a  serie.s  of  perforated  diaphragms  .  arried  by 
said  cap  and  arrange<l  in  different  horizontal  planes,  and 
means  for  comiucting  fumes  pa.ssing  thr.mgti  said  dla- 
phragm.s   to  a  fu.d  stipply   p'ij.. 


l,47(),i;;7,  SI'OKF  TKiHTKNKH.  Gfa.itnK  '  ■.  HO!,i,eb, 
Loomis,  and  Kr>u  aki.  <  i.MiENB.^cn ,  'iridlty,  »"Hlif. 
Filed  Lee  14,  1922.  .Serial  No.  60tj,817.  3  Ciaims. 
(CI.   3()l-->il,) 


2.  The  combination  with  the  Inner  ends  of  wheel 
spokes,  of  shims  disposed  between  the  adjacent  faces  of 
the  spokes  and  provided  with  apertures  recistcrlng  with 
recesses  in  the  adjacent  sides  of  the  spokes,  of  a  cylin- 
drical body  carried  hy  the  shims  and  dispo,<«ed  in  the 
recesses  of  the  spokes  and  connected  through  the  aper- 
tures in  the  shim,  said  cylindrical  body  being  formed 
by   pouring  molten   met.al   into   the  recesses   in   the   spokes. 


306 


OFFICIAL  GAZEn  E 


OcTOBicB  9, 1923 


1.47013^  TIKK  tVKAPf'ER  M.urice  Bllmenthal, 
Rrooklyi;.  V  Y  Filed  Feb.  ^4.  1919.  Serial  No 
278.94  7       r,    i-Ialrls.       i  CI.    154—52.1 


!     Vn    i^!:^ruv^>(^  n-rapper  of   th^^    class  described,   com- 

pr:-:.rit:    -.;..•-;  ..-^..d  iihahle    '.ut-r    Ivi.ly    sheets  united   and 

a(!h» -iiv.'ly   gocur^d  'o^fther   ,it   th-'ir   Lppn^i.-d   •iurfa   hs    Sy 
an    ii'lh-'-'ivp    f^omp'.ijirid,    and    t'^'itil*'    or    fibrous    vva-irp    or 

Bwi'fpink'^    f'>rm:nir  nn    intprnal    tilhT   mas.s    lo<-at''d    Intpr 

mediately    of    said  iutfr    body    slu-ets    and    secured    as    a 

r..ni;H.v;r,.    ,ir..r   i:i  i.-,-;.ii'ia tiiai    witb    xht'   unltinc   adhesive 


l,47u  14  1       FOTT'ING  BOX.     Wai.ter  D    Brysos,   Ridley 
Park,    F'a..    :i,ssi»:iior    to    FlNr>'    C.nitaliK'r    t.'ompany,    a 

Corporation    <.f    i'.'iitwvl^  aiioi        !'"l,ed    Juiif     17,     1922, 
Serial   No.   o^;'.',wl^.      ,;    .  laiui.s.      it  ;     21.'9 — 39.) 


c»-r].  ral   n  r'\i  of  th 


47n.i;;'..  AERIA 
S,    B'i[.<,KR,    N^'w 

Mo'iir  i'..mpany, 
i  >+'ia'.var^v  Filed 
7    I  I.iirr.i^.      (CI.    - 


[.     EXTENSION     I.Ar>I'Fn         Robert 

fork.   N.   Y..   asslan'ir   to    Inti'rnational 

N' w    Y"nrk,    N      Y,.    a    ( 'orp'irat  ion    uf 

Auj;.    L'2,    1921.      Serial    No.    494,130 

J  N-       1  0     1 


■^  In  an  aerla 
pivo^.'illy,  [.ower  o 
to  the  ladder  for 
mounted  ti.i  travfl 
nut  to  the  laddt-r 
with  *ald  worm  sh 
ladd.^r. 


1.470.140        BASCT 

New    York,    and 
N     Y.       Filed    No 
•  'laini-!        if,     14- 


'  rrrr 


ni 


ct 


1.   In    a    bascule 
weight    carrying 
adapted  to  travel 
of  the  bridge  stru 
ber  with  said  span 
move  the  geometric 
the    secondary    rad|i 
radius. 


nding    a.>    a    surface    mas^    over    the 
ppospd  surfaces  of  said  'jut^r  shH^'ts. 


LlI 


tension    ladder,    monns   to    s'lpport    it    1 
S^ernted    devices    '-nnn>'i ''-d    <';  »*r:i  f  ivelv 
►•levatine    it,    a    worm    shaft,    a    n\jt 
in    the   shaft,    means    to    connect    th- 
arw!    a    brake    op*'rativt>ly    associaf>'d    \ 
aift  to  control  the  rate  of  elevating  the   ; 


LE  BRIIMIE.  Thom.\s  F  Bruwn. 
rH(»M-\s  ELLrs  Brown,  J-  .  Ymkers, 
<^,    1921-      Serial    No     5n,''-'-l        13 


■  ■  ■  I      ■  t 


bridge,  a  movable  span,  a  counter- 
•■mber,  a  support  for  said  member 
t^ackward  Bnd  forward  on  a  fixed  part 
ure,  and  links  associating  said  mem- 
said  support  and  said  links  adapted  to 
axis  in  a  horizontal  line  and  maintain 
ins    always    parallel    to    the    primary 


1.  A  t,N,x  fornifi!  t'ro'.v.  :i  initar'.  !.link  of  b(Mid.alde 
materia!  and  c.iinjirisii).'  a  t-;,  a  tMO',,r;i  ;ir^i  tun  ^id'-s 
•■rid  ::j'TI!'i.t-;,  ;ir"v;d.'.!  «,it(i  -lut-  .' xt'Midm.;  from  the 
top  and  :ol,ipt>-'d  T,i  f...  ;,.ri;  fn  .  lii-^.-  Mi.-  ■  i.d  ii[,(Mii  !i;:s. 
bendnt'Ii-  enil  noniN'-rs  '■!•  ndini;  fr^irn  tto'  b.otom,  eacli 
comprising  a  central  [M>rr'..;i  :•;,!•.  :j!i;  a  mS  with  bendaMe 
wlnics  adapted  to  tiica.-^'  s;ii-)  ^luts  ;uainst  withdrawal. 
iwndabV'  conoT  p.irti'O.-i,  Ji  ivln>r  tongiKw  furmed  therein, 
on  ea'^h  side  nf  ^.i  Id  'iiitral  portooi  and  adapted  ti^  slide 
wirlii!!  Th.'  b.ix  -.,aii!  ti^n^ix'-^  l/>'i!i^'  idajO'd  tn  contact 
with  the  interior  of  the  box  and  pr'-vide  r>'sistance 
against    v^itbd^awal  of  said  corri-r   ;.'■!-•  ;i'r:s. 


1,470,142  F'lRK  1,0  is  \V  l^-scn,  Toledo,  Ohio. 
1  o-iiiici;  iiijii  ita' ■•  :i  n  •••I  .Vjo-  I  I'.i.i,  Serial  No. 
4."i>^,JI_  It.  ided  and  lliis  i(i|.,iiaii..u  tiled  .June  IT, 
1922.      S.ri ill  No.  569,990.      2<;aiHis.      (CI.  2".» 4-^1*0  » 


1  In  ,1  d>'\  !'■•'  if  t'''  ■  ::is,s  dfs.Tib'"!,  a  liandle  member 
h.avinir  i  h.and  *.'riji  ar  ioi»-  lOid  .uid  a  [irong  at  its  other 
end,  a  niemti  r  plvi. tally  rn'oni'ed  fur  swinjin,'  rnnvement 
upon  the  handle  nu-nib'T  and  jirov  jd'-d  with  a  iirnni:  for 
coai'tion  with  the  first  nooitiioi.'d  proni,:  and  located  at 
on.-  -^id'-  of  )'s  ;ovot  arid  prov  id<-d  ■a)\];  ;i  finger  piece 
located  at  ffo  otfier  side  ,if  ;ts  ;o>..r  and  in  juxtaposition 
to  th'-  hand  crip,  rind  ni-.'Ui^  vifldaidy  ti.ddinc  the  mem- 
ber «w!in_'   ti'   [•i)>-i!nin   tn   (-ff- c'    i-o.i'-tinn   of  the   prongs. 


1.470.14,T.  rORT.M'.I.i;  IdUI.I.  .h  u  \  H  I'.i  TF.RBAf'lH, 
J'.linstown.  Fa  Fibd  l-"eb  lo  1L(J2.  Serial  No. 
.':'..',,''..'VJ,     :\  rlaims       i  I'l    77-  ->!.) 


1,  The  combinaticm  with  a  motrir  op. -rated  portable 
drill,  of  a  guide  for  .said  drill,  said  guide  comprising  a 
riair  of  parallel  sidf  rods,  u[iper  and  lower  yokes  secured 
to  the  upper  and  lower  faces  of  the  motor  of  said  drill 
and  slidably  mounted  on  said  side  rods,  a  spreader  bar 
secured  across  the  upper  ends  of  said  side  rods,  a  coiled 
spring    secured    to    said    spreader    bar    and,    to    the    yoke 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


301 


•ecnred  to  the  upper  face  of  said  motor,  said  spring 
tending  to  move  the  motor  backward  so  as  to  withdraw 
the  drill  from  the  twred  hole,  and  a  base  plvotally 
secured  to  said  side  bars  and  adapted  to  be  held  In  en- 
gagement with  the  face  of  the  work  by  the  foot  of  the 
operator,  and  thus  to  guide  the  drill  on  a  determined 
line  with  reference  to  the  face  of  the  work. 


1,470,144.  REAMING  DEVICE.  Tyi.br  P,  Carroll  and 
Edward  (iKArv,  Seattle.  Wash.  Filed  Aug.  21,  1922. 
Serial    No,    S83,284.      2    Claims.      (CI.    77— 2,  i 


:__i_tfpi. 


1.  In  a  reaming  device,  a  reamer  shaft,  an  end  support 
therefor  having  book  terminals  and  a  vertically  adjust- 
able support  for  the  opposite  end  of  said  shaft,  compris- 
ing a  cross  bar,  an  open  rectangular  portion  carrltnl  by 
the  cross  bar,  and  a  block  cooperating  with  the  reamer 
•haft  and  vertically  adjustable  in  said  rectangular  por- 
tion. 


1.470.145.  STERILIZER  ANr>  IRRIGATOR.  Teles- 
PHOHB  E.  Cahon  and  Denis  M.  Raichb,  Kankakee.  111. 
FTled  Sept.  9,  1919.  Serial  No,  322,682,  1  Claim. 
(CI.   126— 350  ) 


The  combination  with  a  liquid  steriliter  and  cooling 
apparatus  comprising  a  receptacle  having  a  central  pas- 
sage therein,  a  heating  coil  disposed  in  said  passage,  a 
cooling  coll  disposed  In  the  receptacle  and  adapted  to  be 
covered  by  water  and  through  which  colls  a  continuous 
flow  of  water  is  maintained,  a  discharge  pipe  carried  by 
the  cooling  coll.  of  means  for  maintaining  a  constant 
level  of  water  in  the  receptacle,  said  means  comprising 
a  water  supply  pipe  connected  to  the  receptacle,  a  valve 
carried  by  said  water  supply  pipe  and  an  overflow  pipe 
extending  upwardly  into  the  receptacle  and  arching  over 
the  cooling  coll  and  having  Its  Intake  end  disposed  adja- 
cent the  bottom  of  the  receptacle,  said  overflow  pipe 
having  a  valve  for  controlling  flow  therethrough. 


1,470,146.  CAN-SOLDERING  MACHINE.  LoDiS  J. 
Cbaeland,  Richmond,  Vt.,  assignor  to  The  Borden 
Company,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New 
Jersey.  Filed  June  21,  1920.  Serial  No.  390,486  12 
Claims.     (CI.  113—68.) 

1.  An   apparatus   for   soldering   cylindrical   cans   com- 
prising  a    solder-container,    or    trough,    having   a    cover 


provided  with  a  horlzontally-IongitudlnaHy  eitend'-d.  up- 
wardly projecting,  spout,  the  top  of  whicli  is  in  part 
divided  by  a  therethrough  medial  perforatiioi  i-r  s:.o. 
for  the  solder,  into  a   bifurcated   track  for  the  cans  hav- 


Ing  mutually  parallel  treads  respectively  bounding  oppo- 
site sides  of  the  slot  ;  meant  to  downpress  the  cans 
against  simultaneously  tiotb  of  said  treads  and  mean- 
while red!  them  forward,  and  means  to  meanwhile  feed 
solder   upwardly   through   the   slot    continuously. 


1, 470. 147,  KNIFE.  Wn,Li.*\i  ri,.\wsr'\.  San  Francisco. 
Calif.  Filed  Nov,  14.  lt»i:2  S.  rial  N.-  f,iiu,9o:-;  1 
Claim.      (CI.  30  -20  I 


In  a  knife,  a  blade,  a  guide  member  having  two  arms 
extending  therefrom,  two  supports  extending  from  one 
face  of  the  blade  engaging  slots  In  the  arms  for  support- 
ing the  guide  meml>er  In  spaced  and  parallel  relation  to 
the  blade  and  spring  means  associatid  with  ea<-h  arm 
for  normally  forcing  the  guiding  meml>er  into  a  leading 
position  relative  to  the  cutting  edge  of  the  blade  adapted 
to  yield  when  a  resistance  is  met  by  the  guide  luemiier, 
said  guide  member  including  a  guiding  edge  and  a  guiding 
face  slanting  away  from  the  edge  allowing  a  cut  slice  to 
fall  awav  from  the  main  body. 


1,470.148,     SHOCK  ABSORBER.     Charles  N    Colst^d, 


Norfolk    Downs.    Mass.      Filed    Dec.    31,    1921. 
No.   526,108,     3   Claims.      (Cl.  2G7— 9.) 


Serial 


1.  In  a  shock  ab8orl)er,  the  combination  with  a  drum 
open  at  each  end,  of  a  head  closing  each  end  of  the  drum, 
means  rigidly  connecting  said  heads,  means  for  securing 
the  heads  to  the  frame  of  an  automobile,  an  arm  extend- 
ing from  the  drum  and  adapted  to  be  secured  to  the  axle 
of  an  automobile,  whereby  the  yielding  movement  of  the 
antomobile  body  will  cause  the  drum  and  heads  to  turn 
relative  to  each  other,  a  split  friction  band  for  each 
head,  each  band  having  one  end  rigidly   secured  to  tb« 


308 


rlth  said  drum, 
and  eagaging  the 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIE 


OCTOBEB  0,  1928 


corresponding    head    and     having    frictional    engagenieut 


iinl  a  spring  arm  carried  by  each   head 
other  end  of  the  correapondlng  band. 


.470,149,      CAIt  l|i»  )<>«[>«  )CK  I  NO   MECHANISM 
H.    Davis.    Clait-ton.    I'n        Filed   Oct     25.    192J. 
No.   596,843.      4  "lairns.      (CI.    214— 1. 


Umks 
S*»rial 


1.  In  a  railwajr  car  having  dischari;t>  doora  hinKed 
alone  one  of  th.ii  sides,  the  combination  with  door  op- 
erating mechanlsni  including  a  shaft  a.laptPd  to  be  ro- 
tated to  opfn  saia  (loora.  and  means  for  rotating  said 
shaft,  of  means  f^r  locking  said  shaft  against  rotation, 
tod  m»'ana  located  at  a  predetermin.-d  point  in  the  path 
of  travPl  of  sai-1  rar  for  automatiraUy  tripping  said 
lockin;;  means   to  r*-!.  a^^e  said  shaft. 


1,470, i.'jO.    Safety  holder  for  mine  squibs  and 


DET(JNAT0RS 

Fil'd    Fpb.    10, 
(fl.  20«— 3.) 


J'vSEPH      W 

1922        S«^rial 


[I.4V1S,     \nstf><].    W     Va. 
No,     5.'?',644,       1    Claim. 


ably  ronn.cti»<l.  rh» 
longitudinal  series 
ber,   the  recesaes  In 


A  holder  for  s<4u|b<s  and  detonators,  comprising  a  ba.s  • 
m<«mb.'r  and  a  -i-ovi'  n;pmber  of  in.-<ula  tin.?  material  mov- 
rt-'  ^-fi^e  a  lomjitudinai  recess  and  a 
of  transverse  recesst^s  in  each  nwni- 
one  member  being  adapted  to  register 
1th  the  corresponding  recesses  in  the  other  memb^-r 
when  said  members  are  closed  together,  thereby  to  forn, 
a  longltadinal  tquil)  receiving  space  and  a  longitudinal 
terlea  of  tranaveriely  eitendlng  detonator  receiving 
■paces,  all  of  said  spaces  being  out  of  communication 
with  each  other,  one  of  tb«  memt>er9  having  a  contina- 
ous  groove  in  one  fice  thereof  adjacent  the  edges  of  the 
tafie.  and  a  eontlnu<u«  rib  on  one  face  of  the  other  mem 
^r  a<lapted  to  be  leafed  within  the  groove  to  seal  the 
hslder  when  closed. 


1,470,151.  CUI.LAFSIBLE  BAHV  CARRIAGE.  Phu.ip 
II.  Dbn.nen,  Denver.  CuJ.i  assignor  of  thirty-nine  one- 
hundndths  to  Thomas  F  Lynch  and  Co  one-hundre<Ubs 
to  WUllani  R  Lyuci).  both  of  Denver.  Colo.  Filed 
Apr.  1.  1922  Serial  No  54H,GOO.  15  Claima.  (CI 
280~36. ) 


1     In    R   device  of    the    cliiSH   described,   tn    combination, 
an    aile,    a    handU-    secured    th.r.-t...    ami    means 
the    aile    may    be    <>xtfnd' d    and    collapsed    by 

movement  of  said   handle 


whereby 
a    rotary 


i.470,ir;2, 

ton,    N     C 
1   Claim 


IIANIUE        RirN;.AMiN 

FilM   .Juti.-    2',».    1022. 
it'l     '.»7      If'l    ■ 


.V.    De.vtom,    Morgan- 
Sorlal    No.    571,823. 


T!ie  combination  with  a  pi., a  handle,  of  a  detachable 
hani}!e  carried  th-T.bj  s;.;,!  ,1,  tarhaMH  handle  compris- 
li!g  liiiigedly  conn»^tfd  lu.'tnt.TH  said  tilnge<l  connecting 
members  being  pr..vid.-d  with  annular  grip  members  seml- 
circtilar  In  transverxH  .tosk  ,.Tt|,,ii.  gaid  annular  grip 
members  being  provi.l.d  wi'h  tringentially  disposed  re- 
C'-ss.-d  nieniUTS  f..r  tb.-  reception  of  the  opposite  sides 
of  a  plow  handl-,  Mid  hiiigodiy  ,i,niiect»-d  members  reg- 
istering with  puch  otti.T  wh.n  tb.  y  ar.'  fold.'d  on  each 
other  and  inrans  pns,>ii,,;  ;lir..uK'h  ap^Ttunvs  in  the  re 
cess.'d  fit^nsious  f..r  ;...!di!;^-  said  eitcnsions  together 
and  h(,ddi.Tg  the  plow  handle  In  tho  recess»'s  thereof. 


1,470.15."?.       DRAFT    tJFAR     !■  Oil     TR.VINS        Bykam     8. 
DiciEK.so.v,   MattooTi.    in       Fllrd   Aug    4,   1922,     Serial 
''  I'lalms       .  (_':     21.'',-    4.'?.) 


.'.7r).741 


»«^'. 


1  In  a  draft  gtar  for  trains  or  the  like,  a  stationary 
frame,  a  drawbar  anwclated  slldably  with  said  frame,  a 
stationary  cylinder,  a  piston  In  said  cylinder,  means 
associated  with  said  drawbar  for  moving  said  piston  In 
one  direction,  means  for  confining  a  liquid  within  said 
cylinder  and  causing  it  to  direct  resistance  aitalast  said 
plstoQ  in  one  direction,  means  for  retarding  and  gradu- 
ally ■toiH>lng  the  flow  of  the  liquid  wlthlo  said  cylinder. 
means  for  utilizing  air  under  pressure  for  Increasing  the 
resistance  of  the  li«juid  against  said  plstoc,  said  air 
pressure    also    returning    said    piston    to   Its   Initial   posl- 


OOTOBM  9, 1923 


X'.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


800 


tloB  and  holding  the  drnwbflr  against  sudden  sliding 
displacement  In  either  direction,  and  movable  means  sep- 
arating said  liquid  and  air 


1,470,154.     COMBINED  MATCH  CASE  AND  CKJARI-yrTE- 
I'APKR  HOLDER.      Robert   \',   Dkaigiion.   Waco,  Tex 
Filed  Mar.    10,    1922,      .S.rial    No,    .%42,080.      2   Claims, 
(Cl.  206—38,) 


1.  In  a  di'vlce  of  the  i^\»^  8<t  forth,  a  cylindrical  body 
having  an  integral  bottom  and  a  top  part  each  provided 
with  Integral  outwardly  projet-tlng  peripheral  portion.s 
which  portions  are  formed  between  their  Inner  and  outer 
faces  witli  curved  and  relatively  confronting  slots,  said 
body  having  a  longitudinal  slot,  a  central  hollow  cylin- 
drical memlx'r  In  the  body  spactil  from  the  circumferential 
wall  thereof  and  seated  on  the  bottom  end  wall  of  the 
b<Kly,  a  supiM.rting  ring  s«>cured  about  Raid  central  member 
abf>ve  the  lH)ttnm  of  the  body,  a  roll  of  pa[>er  seat.-d  on 
said  supporting  ring  and  in  encircling  ndation  to  the  cen- 
tral memlMT.  a  covfr  for  the  top  of  the  body,  and  a  curved 
slide  having  its  ends  received  in  said  curved  slots,  the 
paper  projecting  through  the  longitudinal  slot  of  the  body 
and  the  slide  being  movable  over  the  projecting  part  of 
the  paper  to  conceal  and  clamp  the  latter  against  the 
body,  said  slide  having  a  roughened  portion  affording  a 
combined  match  striking  and  finger  gripping  surfact . 


1,470,165.  SIGNAL  FOR  MOTOR  DRIVEN  VEHICLES. 
F«ANK  C,  Drew,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Filed  .Tan.  19, 
1923.      Serial   No    fil3.5fiS.      5  Claims       <C1    74  —  39.) 


v„, 


1.  In  a  device  of  thv  chara<ttT  descrilH'd. — a  vehicle,— 
a  signaling  device  on  naid  vehicle. — a  device  under  the 
control  of  the  driver,  which  compri,«es  a  movatde  housing 
and  push  buttons  carried  by  said  housing. — stops  to  b«^ 
encountered  by  said  push  buttons  to  limit  the  movement 
of  said  hou.sing,  and  a  fleiitde  connection  t)etween  said 
housing  and  said  signaling  device. 


l,470,].5fl.  AIR  COOLER  (Jboboe  R  Evans,  Fresno, 
Calif,  Filed  Mar,  l.",  i;t22  Serial  No,  543,945  3 
Claims,      (Cl.  62-139,) 

1.  An  air  cooling  device  comprising  a  substantially  rec 
tangular  box  open  at  the  top;  legs  supporting  said  Ix.x 
at  each  of  the  lower  corners  thereof;  a  rectangular  open 
Ing  in  one  side  of  said  b<n  ;  an  opi^ning  in  the  opiKiwlte 
side  of  said  box  ;  an  air  blower  mounted  in  said  last  open- 
ing adapted  to  force  air  into  the  interior  of  said  box  ;  a 
removable  cover  for  the  npi«'r  end  of  said  box  ;  a  plurality 
of  containers  mounted  within  said  box  to  extend  verUcnlly 


and  being  open  at  the  top,  and  closed  at  the  bottom,  ex- 
cept at  the  center  thereof;  openings  in  the  bottom  wall 
of  said  box  In  register  with  the  openings  in  the  bottom 
of    said    containers;    supply    pipes    extending    upwardly 


through  said  last  oi>enings  into  .said  coDtainers,  a  tank 
mounted  on  the  side  of  said  box  the  toiw  of  said  contain- 
ers and  said  box  lying  in  the  same  plane;  and  a  connec- 
tion from  the  bottom  of  said  tank  to  said  supply  pipes. 


1,470,157.  STONE  SPREADER.  Ju.skih  I.  Fike,  Shelby, 
Ohio,  assignor  to  The  Burch  Plow  Works  Company. 
Crestline.  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio  Filed  Jan.  11, 
1922.     Serial  No    .'-.28.507      8  riaim.-*.      (CL'.M      4tK, 


1.  A  road-building  spreader  including  a  casing  open  at 
its  top  and  bottom,  means  supporting  the  casing  for  move- 
ment over  a  roadway,  and  means  for  connecting  the  cas- 
ing to  a  vehicle  whereby  the  vehicle  may  discharge  into 
the  casing,  the  casing  being  formed  at  Its  ends  to  provide 
road  clearance  greater  than  the  cleamnce  at  the  Intenen- 
ing  portion  of  the  ca.sing. 


1,470,158.  cm  CK.  Obi^niki  Gahkison,  l^avton,  Ohio, 
Filed  Nov,  12,  1918,  Serial  No.  202.23,-..  10  Claims 
(Cl.  279—1.) 


1.  A  work  liolder  of  the  character  described  including 
a  main  body  or  support,  work  locating  means  thereon,  a 
series  of  work  engaging  members  capable  of  both  axial 
movement  to  and  from  the  work  Independent  of  each 
other  and  rotary  movement  Into  and  out  of  engaging  po- 
sition, and  means  for  simultaneously  shifting  said  en;rag 
ing  members. 


1.470,1.'>9.      Dl.^PLAV   STAND      Fra  n.i  s  W    (iuisoN.  West 
Roxbury.     Mass.       Filed     Apr      2,H      1020        Serial     No 
375,914.     2  Claims.      (Cl.  211— 24   i 
1.    A   box   display   stand  of  the  easel   tyrM\  consisting   ef 

a  blank  of  sheet   malirial  fnldsMe  trnnsverselv  nlonj  defl- 


310 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


cite  lines  to  provide  ii  relatively  short  forwardly  inclined 
smutitb,  uninterrupte<  seat  member  and  a  relatively  long 
rearwardly  inclined  imooth,  uninterrupted  8«>at  member 
against  which  the  boitom  wall  and  one  end  wall,  re«pec- 
tivf-ly.  <>{  a  box  are  adapted  to  snugly  seat,  said  seat 
mt-mbers  at  their  intersection  providing  an  extended  bear- 
ing   for    the    stand,    aod    a    down-turned    bracing    member 


hirigfii  at  the  upp»'r  filge  u(  each  st-at  memt>er  and  liavlng 
its  lower  edge  disposed  in  thf  plane  of  the  extend^-d  bear 
ing  .jf  the  seat  m»'mker9  and  effective  therewith  to  sup- 
[")rt  the  stand  in  upright  position,  said  seat  members 
loldable  flatly  against  each  other  and  said  bracing  mem- 
iiffs  fiildabU'  flatly  each  against  thp  seat  member  to  whicn 
!t  is  hinged  when  tbi^  display  stand  is  'olLipsed  fur  ship- 
ment. 


1.470.160.     CHAIN-L:[NK  WELDING.     James  H.  Gravell, 

Elkins  I'arls,  Pa.,  assignor  to  Thomson  Klectric  Welding 

Mass.,    a   Corporation   of    Massachu- 

3.    1921.       Serial    No.    474,737.       8 


('.impany,    Boston 
Setts        P'lled    June 


Claims, 


CI-   21 9-- 5  I 


I  The  herein  des< 
o'jsly  two  links  or  e; 
In  bringing  the  free  «. 
•iintact  with  one  anol 
parts  contiguous  thei 
ture  and  then  apply 
contacting  free  pnds 
hy  one  and  the  same 
blai.ks  are  retain<^ 


1,-I7i>.l*'.l.      PIPE  TONGS.     J.^h.v   B.   Gray,   Goose  Creek, 

Tex  ,   assignor  of  cne-half  to  Ed.   Leach,   Bexar  County. 

12,    1021,    Sertal    No.    521,628.      Re- 

2  ••laim^.      I  n.   SI— 68.  '< 


T-i       Fi[e<]     ne<-. 
Dewed  June  4,   Vj'. 


<-. 


1.  A  tong  Includi 
tened  to  the  operati' 
end  between  said  Ja' 
ally  projecting  pin,s 
tong  and  a  bifurca 
lever  and  whose  ot 
opposite  ends  of  one 


^  --•'  '^^ 


ted 
her 


ribed  method  of  furming  simuitane- 
■es  of  a  chain  ur  eye-bar.  consisting 
nils  of  two  similar  metal  blanks  into 
:her.  heating  the  contacting  ends  and 
eto  to  welding  and  forming  tempera- 
ing  transverse  pressure  to  weld  the 
toifpther  and  aimultane<jU9ly  produce 
operation  two  eyes  or  links  while  the 
cheir  heating  clamps. 


g  a  handle,  pipe  engaging  Jaws  faa- 
?  end  thereof,  a  chain  pivoted  at  one 
s  and  whose  other  end  carrlee  later- 
a  lever  pivoted  at  one  end  to  said 
hook  pivoted  at  one  end  of  said 
end  Is  formed  to  engage  with  the 
of  said  pins. 


1,470,162.  SANITARY  IiENTAI 
Fra.vcis  J  Gsi  ss.  San  Franc 
19,  1922.     Serial  No    r,,s;;,uO'J. 


.    HANDPI 

•isco.    Calif 
3  Claims. 

•4 

^^  i 


ECE   COVER. 

Filed   Aug. 

(CI.  32—10.) 


'ImM^ 


i 

4 


1,  .V  shield  for  the  tiani!  piece  of  .i  dental  drill  ma- 
chine 'om(>rising  a  tubular  memt>er  adapted  to  encase  the 
entire  gripping  portion  of  the  hand  piece  and  having  an 
op»'ning  at  one  end  through  which  the  drill  of  the  hand 
ple<'e  Is  extendtMl.  s*iid  shield  conforming  to  the  shape  of 
and  engaging  the  hand  piece  throughout  the  portion 
thereof  enca.sed  by  the  shield  and  havitig  a  rounded  taper 
at  its  forward  end  and  means  providing  for  removably 
attaching  the  shield  to  the  hand  piece,  said  shield  corre- 
sponding in  external  I'ontoiir  to  the  ejr.rnal  contour  of 
the  hand  piece. 


1,470.163      AIRCRAKl    I'HdPKI  I.KK       rinRtES  S    HaIX, 
r.os    Angeles.    Tallf       Filed    May    Iri,    iy22.      .S4>rial   No. 

5t)l.."12.      4   Claims,      >r\.    17t>-  -l.')9.) 


1,  .Xn  aircraft  proin-ller  .-omprislng  a  centrally  located 
ix-lecoidal  cone  portion  having  a  profile  with  Its  apex 
forwardly  extending  from  the  radial  line  established  by 
the  base  thereof;  the  said  cone  liavlng  a  relatively  smooth 
surface,  except  at  the  juioture  of  the  blades,  and  extend- 
ing backwardly  from  the  apex  along  a  gradually  accentu- 
ating curve  subtending  towards  a  radial  line  established 
at  the  base  of  the  said  cone  ;  and  pro[>eller  blades  out- 
wardly extending  from  the  t)Hse  uf  the  said  cone,  the  said 
blades  having  their  t>eginning  in  protuberances  of  gradu- 
ally increasing  proportioiis  from  a  relatively  wide  surface 
area  of  the  cone  until  the  said  pr->tnberances  are  In- 
creased in  deflniteness  i-nini-jiiinL'  with  the  s;iid  blades,  and 
forming  bases  for  th<»  said  Mades. 


1,470.164  GRINDING  RAH  J.*Mrs  Kavmhsd  Halter- 
MAV.  Miles  rity  Mont  Filed  Apr  2."i  1H22  SerUl 
No,    5.".t!,4.52.      5    Claims,       m'1     fil-    2tn   , 


1,  A  grinding  bar   having   a    hub,   a    bar   structure   In- 
cluding  a   hood   and    having   a   housing   at    which   the  bar 


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structure  Is  secured  to  the  hub,  a  grinding  shaft  ec- 
centrically mounte<l  In  the  bar  structure  with  one  end 
extending  Into  the  housing,  a  pulley  fixed  on  said  ex- 
tended end  of  the  shaft  and  concealed  liy  the  housing, 
and  a  k'rinding  wheel  on  the  other  end  of  the  shaft  situ- 
ated beneath  said  hood. 


1,470,165.  HBRICATING  SYSTEM  FOR  AUTOMO- 
BILES. Eowi.v  H.  Haney,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Filed 
Nov.  2R,  1021.  Serial  No.  518,350  1  Claim.  tCl. 
1X4—105.) 


The  combination  with  a  motor  vehicle  luliricating 
aystem  comprising  a  re.servolr  and  a  series  of  conduits 
separately  connected  with  the  reservoir  and  to  various 
points  of  the  vehicle,  each  conduit  having  a  separate 
control  valve,  of  a  control  board  located  adjacent  the 
dash  board  of  the  vehicle  and  having  a  series  of  desig- 
nations thereon  corresponding  to  ttte  points  of  the  ve- 
hicle to  which  the  conduits  lead,  and  a  valve  stem  on 
each  valve  leading  through  the  control  Ixiard  adjacent 
the  proper  designation  for  the  control  of  the  lubricant 
tiiroutrh   Its  corresponding  conduit. 


1.470.166.  CHEST  AND  CONT.MNFR  DtM.iT  Il0[.- 
LAND,  Iiuluth,  .Minn.  Filed  July  lu,  m22.  Serial  No. 
r.74,0S8.      6   (.laims.      (CI.    217  —  8,) 


1.  The  combination  of  a  chest  containing  a  bot- 
tom ct)mpartment  and  movable  trays,  in  combination 
•with  a  movable  outside  encasement  encasing  the  said 
trays,  and  attached  to  said  trays  by  suitable  means  of 
Attachment. 


1.470,167.      RAIL    JOINT.      Emidio    Ianni,   New    Derry. 

Pa.       Filed    Mar.    30,    1923.       Serial    No.    628,836.      3 

Claims.      (CI.    238—237.) 

1  The  combination  of  abutting  rail  ends,  one  of 
the  rails  being  formed  with  horizontally  extending 
tongues,  reversely  arranged,  and  the  other  rail  being 
formed    with    tongues    arranged    reversely    with    respect 


to   those  first    named,    the   tongues  of   the   respective   rails 
being    in    diagonally    opposed    relation,    and    each    tongue 


y^' 


being  adjacent  to  an  outer  side  of  tlie  rail,  aioi  -.'.  Iiori- 
zoijtal  Well  formed  between  the  lOTigues  of  '<ut'  r,-ii'l  aiol 
titfint'    tiet«eeii     the    tongues    of    the    ;Uiii!  tirii.'    r:i;I. 


1.47(Mr,K.       S(  KIHING    INSTRl'MENT.       Ha^s 
.sKN.   San    Francisco,   Calif       Filed  Oct.   3.   lOj] 

No.    r,()i.U>;e.      t\   Claims,       (CI,    o." — 31   > 


.1  KF 

•erial 


./ 


1.  .V  scribing  instrument  embodying  !n  its  construc- 
tion an  annular  frame,  guide  rods  supported  by  and 
extending  across  said  frame,  slide  members  nmvaMe 
upon  said  rods,  an  arm  slidable  longitudinally  in  one 
of  said  slide  members,  a  slide  member  mounted  upon 
said  arm  and  depending  tiierefrom,  a  scribing  point  ad- 
justably connected  with  said  last  named  slide  mem!)er. 
and  angular  legs  pivoted  on  the  frame  and  arranged 
so  as  to  be  disposed  In  Inwardly  or  outwardiy  offset 
relation    to   the    outer   perimeter   of    the   frame 


1.470.169.  E(;G  BEATER.  Charles  F  Kail.  Bing 
hamton,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  The  .\.  &  J  Manufactur 
ing  Co.,  Binghamton,  N.  Y..  a  Corporation  of  New 
York.  Filed  May  2,  1922.  Serial  No  ,'i,')7.910,  ij 
Claims.      (CI.  259—131.) 

1.  In  an  egg-beater  having  two  beating  dements  and 
a  U-afaaped  frame  on  the  respective  legs  of  which  said 
elements  are  journaled, — the  combination  of  coengaglng 
pinions  formed  from  thin  sheet  material  and  journaled 
upon  respective  legs  of  said  frame,  said  pinions  each 
having  a  cup-shaped  toothed  periphery  so  formed  as  to 
enable  Mid  pinions  to  effectively  serve  either  as  spur 
or  beveled  gears,  a  body  member  formed  from  thin  sheet 
material  and  comprising  a  tubular  T-handle  formed  by 
bending  a  portion  of  said  material  so  as  to  provide  a 
hollow  cross  bar  centrally  secured  to  the  upper  end  of 
said  body  member,  lugs  formed  integrally  from  said 
member  by  bending  portions  of  said  material  so  as  to 
provide  tubular  channels,  said  lugs  situated  near  the 
opposite    end    of    said    body    member    and    enclosing    the 


312 


fre*?    ends    of    said 
said    mptnbor    Intf 
shaft    jiiurnalf'il    i 
sht't't  raartria.  and 


frame,    ears    formed    Inte^ally    fn.m  nv-ts   ..ecurln,-   sai.l   strip  .nds  one  to   the  other,  one  of 

riiediate   said    handle    and    said    lugs,    a  .    sai.J    river,    pa.s.n^-    ri,r.,.«!,    s.i,i    t..,.lv    member    between 

'     f-ai.J    ears,    a    cear    forme<!    from    thin  '    the   edyes   „f   th^'   ^.wrlappin-   .-ads    thereof 

fixed  upon  said  shaft,  said  gear  havint; 

l.  +  T't.lT!         I.".V1>  SITl'MfMlM,     MK.VNS    FOR    MOTOR 

■*''"'  ''-•■^  li)  i:,!;:i  K -.  I  ur.  I.ynu,  Mass.  Filed 
'''■^'  -■■■  !'•'-■-  >-Ti.il  N  .  .,uj,:j,-,  .-,  Clftims.  iCl. 
2G7— 28.) 


'■DH  ,if  said  pinions. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcroBEK  9,  ll)2:i 


teeth     f'.rriied     ;i;     'l^^'    p^^rijdiery     thprf"<.f,    disposed    edge- 
wise'   .-vnd    ;.r.)Je.t:ni    i\x    a    suitablp    ani;!.-    from    the    rear 


'p»'r.i  t  i  V  fdy    .■iit::ii;ti    th*- 


h    of 


Claims 


KATKR        I  H-tBi-ES     F 

iHsit-'iior    til    Thp    \     &    J 
t'lD.    S     Y,    a    I  Orporatirin 
IT.    Iftl-J,      Stria!    No,    57" 
131,1 


1      I  u    an    ►■»'_■:  ►■a'- 
frame   ,->;,    t]:,.    r''s;.»'  ■ 
jouriia!'  d      '-n^T.^M^ii 
spe<Ti\-e    IfL's    -ind    - 
ments.     T>-\f  I  fivt-ly 
said   jdni'iiis,    n:id   a 
\ng    wlip.d    i..;    tiicd.- 
ber    comprise [i;:    a    >f. 
Moris    tiiercf    rolit.'<! 
channels    f'.'r    lioldin. 
and    a    continuous    c 
shaft,    the    eiKls    of 
chanritds     o\«Tla{jp:n 
channels;   ard    a    str 
handle    loop,    tht     ft; 
side  so   a.s   to   form   a 
embracing    portions 


K.vfr, ,     I'.iMfcj. 
MariufaiTijr 
NVw 

lo 


'v\<i     i»'at;ii_'   •■lt>uifi,t>,    a    U-ibaped 

IV. '  Ipl:-.  .if  wliicli  said  eb-meuts  arp 
_■  pini'.!.-  journaled  upon  .said  r>-- 
litably    s.'i'iired    to    said    beating    eb'- 

a  drivin/  whf^td  engaijin;:  one  of 
ihaft  Tn  unf  Piid  of  which  said  driv- 
-iii  ■■omt-inatiiii;  wirh  a  Ixjdy  mem- 
rnii.d  ^hff-t  ru.-ral  jdcia'  havin»'  por- 
(  ■■ .  r  su  a.s  t"  f..rm  suitaijly  spaced 
tt!-  ►•ud.s  >  f  s.aid  U  shapeil  frame 
lanntd    formin^-    a    jnurnal    for    said 

the  [-orrioL.s  forming  swiid  spne<'d 
:  said  lii'dy  porti.iii  lietween  saiil 
l>  of  ,^lie.-r  nutal  i;i  the  form  of  a 
"f  -''aid  strips  dispost-d  side  hy 
n   exten.sion   to   said   pipc>\   said   ends 

f    said    overlapping'    b'.)*ly    pnds. -and 


■nf^f 


I     !:,     a     ni'it'ir     wdn 
cured    tn    fhp   ch.issis  .    i 
horizontal    hingf    r-onn.'. 
iiead     and     arrani;pd     to     pmin' 
late    crosswise     of    thf     chassis 
sj)ri!!gN    Int.'rp'sed    t.40  w,.,..,    th. 
at   opposite   sidles   of   the    bin;;'' 
taining    the    abiitrnfiir    at     ttie 
movement  :    an     axh-  :     a    low.-r 
axle,    and   a    vprtirally    a-TWig    | 
tween  said  abutni-nts 


1"     '-"fiibin.it  i  .11,    a    head    se- 

.s.ill.itury    npp.T   abutment;    a 

c    Ei.e    said    abutment   with    the 

!h.'     .itiiifnient     to    oscil- 

v.'r!ira!ly    .acting    buffer 

said    lie. id    and    abutment 

avis,    .anil    normally    main- 

leiiTcr    .if    its    iiseilbatint: 

abutrn4-iit    .s«Tur'  d     to    the 

■ad    spritu'    interposed    he- 


1.4TM,17-        I'.M'KK     1«KI.\KI.\(,  )   !   I'     AND     MFTHOIt 

"F    MvKI.Si;    .s.\Mi:       Ki.iK    W  1  Allow  iM  HI. >:.   Nashua, 

■^      H,       1  ib'd    Apr     14.    ipji  Serial    N"     4f!1.213.       7 
»  biims,      I  «  :    .'■_■!)  —53.) 


' Li 


1.  A  vertically  .  loii;;ared  waterproof  fleilble  cup  nor- 
mally flat,  roniitrisjnc  n  blank  having  opposite  parallel 
edges  secured  together  face  r.i  face  and  presenting  an 
ehjngated  flexltde  handle  ncrnially  Hat  airainst  a  side 
of  the  cup  extendii.t;  frcm  the  ujiper  to  the  lower 
portion   of    the    cnp    t,,    steady    said    cup    in    use 


1  ,  4  7  0  .  1  7  .■^          .MTuMATir  I<mK      loR     RFI.EASR 

VALVKS          Riiv      (,       r.Af.M  ]i  I  It.      I'.irterville.     Calif. 

File<l    oet.    :;:;.    \<.r2-       Serl.i!  \..     .-'..t;  .-,:;  t       7    Claims. 
(CI.  ,10.'.— 80  ) 


/r     /»,^  /,     ., 


1  !5elf-operatlng  IcckiiiL-  means  for  a  valve  having 
an  inclined  link  member  for  actuating  the  same  com- 
pri.sing  a  pivoted  member  «i:_-.nL:ing  tlie  link  ailapted  to 
slide  down  on  the  -ame  uhen  the  link  is  operated  so 
as  10  prevent  its  return. 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


;u;i 


1,470.174        METAL    POLE.      MAURint    Lachmax.    New 
York.    N.    y.,   assignor   to    Electro   Steel    I'roducts   Cor 
porntion.  New  Y'ork,  N    Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New  York 
Filed    Apr.    22.    1920.      Serial    No.    37.5.C»,'7        ,'    Claims 
(CI.   189—24.) 


1.  A  tapered  pole  consisting  of  four  tapered  channel 
sections  each  tapered  In  Its  web  or  flat,  two  of  said  sec- 
tions constituting  sides  of  the  pole  while  the  two  other 
spctions  have  their  webs  or  flats  placed  back  to  back 
and  their  flanges  secured  to  the  flat  of  the  side  members  or 
elements. 


1,470,175.  REFRACTtJRY  METAL  PRODI  CT  AND 
PROCESS  OF  MAKLNt;  THE  SAME.  Clemens  A. 
Laise.  Weehawken.  N.  J.  Filed  May  2,  1921.  Serial 
No.   4GG,336.     33  Claims.      (CI.   25—17.) 


1.  An  article  of  manufacture  comprising  dense,  com- 
pact, fused  tungsten  which  has  been  heated  while  con- 
fined In  a  mold  of  refractory  material  of  lower  coefficient 
of  expansion. 


1.47(1.177  i'l  lAERIZINt;  MACHINE.  H.MiT  H  Mc- 
Naiohto.n.  .Maryville,  Tenn.  Filed  Feb,  1.  i;t22.  Se- 
rial   No.   5a:;,:i01.      7   claims,      iCl.  S3— U.j 


1  lii  a  macliine  of  the  kind  described.  !h.  r,.]i.\,inii- 
tion  with  a  body  having  upright  walls  and  a  r.^tary  s;nic- 
tiire  supported  !iy  said  walls  and  comprising  ( etit  r;!ui;al 
hammers,  of  a  .screen  frame  and  grate  bars  Pehiw  the 
rotary  structure,  upright  lining  plates  located  ».»tween 
the  scn-en  frame  and  the  throat  of  the  mm  hiio  and 
having  their  inner  faces  channeled,  and  a  i-'-indin-  [-■.■ite 
having  its  ends  resting  in  said  ch.'iiiiiels  ;.r,d  at:a:n>-t  th- 
iid.)acein  end  ..f  the  screen  frame,  snhstan  t  ially  as  <le- 
scrii>ed. 


1,470,17*.  ACTO.NtATIC  ATTACHMENT  FnU  MRE- 
EXTINCITSHER  SYSTEMS  .ro.VATH.cs  C  Mki.ik3.v, 
Providence,  R.  i,  nietl  Mar.  ir;.  iP21.  Serial  No.' 
4.")2,810,      ](i   Claims,      (("1,    ]6'.> — 23.) 


1.470.17«.  OIL  CLP  FOR  CROSSHEAD  GUIDES. 
Hkvkv  C.  Manche.stkh.  Scranton.  I'a.  Filed  Jan.  20. 
11'23.      Serial    No.    t;i3,h9l.      5    Claims.       (CI.    74—86.) 


1.  The  combination,  with  a  cross  head  guide  bar,  of 
an  oil  chamber,  recessed  in  the  top  thereof;  oil  passages, 
lending  therefrom  to  the  bottom  of  the  guide  bar,  and 
means  for  controlling  the  flow  of  oil  through  said  pas- 
sages. 


1  An  attachment  for  an  automatic  sprinkler  systt  m 
having  a  valve,  said  valve  being  in  the  water  siipidy  part 
of  the  system,  opened  by  flow  of  water  therethrough  and 
subject  to  closure  by  surge  therein,  comprising  the  <oiii- 
binntion.  with  a  passage  having  an  inlet  contr(dled  tiy 
said  valve,  having  a  restricted  dis<'harge.  and  communi- 
cating with  apparatus  to  be  operated  by  accumulation  of 
water  from  iidlovv  exceeding  capacity  of  discharge,  of  a 
second  inlet  t^  said  passage  connected  with  the  systen. 
<in  the  s'lpply  side  of  said  valve  and  cein  itincusiy  i  jieri 
to  pressure  thereof;  a  valve  for  the  second  inlet  arranged 
with  pressure  of  the  supply  fluid  tentlin^  lo  open  ii  ; 
yielding  means  for  nuiintaining  said  valve  of  the  second 
inlet  closed  ;  and  a  movable  wall  for  the  pas.=nge,  encas- 
ing the  stem  of  the  second  valve  and  having  large  area 
relative  to  the  area  of  that  valve,  wherehy  the  accumu- 
lation of  n  small  head  of  water  counterbalances  said 
yleldabU-  closing  means  enough  to  pcrnnif  the  o;  .  nin_-  cf 
said  second  inlet  valve,  and  the  resultin-  iticrensc  of 
pressure  maintains   the   second  inlet  v.alvc   op,  n. 


1,470.179.       FLISII-VALVE    CONSTRCCTIoN        S>mi  f.l 

J.  T.  Metz(Jek.  Willianisport,   Pa.     Hied  Nov.  2,".,   1P21 
Serial  No.  517,099.     l  Claltn.      (Cl.  4-   .>. ) 
In  a  flush  valve  structure,  the  combination  with  a  h(d- 
low   member   having   a   valve   seat,  of  a   vertical   overflow 


314 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9,  19X3 


tut>€  communicating  ivlth  said  member  at  one  side  of  said  j    1.470,181.       SHIFTER    CLAMPING     DEVICE.       Juuns 

Ttlre  seat,  a  vertica     rod  carried  by  said  hollow  member  |        Mintz,  New  York.   N    Y       Filed   Apr.   13,  1922.      Serial 

at  the  opposite  side  pf  said  valve  seat,  said  tube  and  rod  |        No.  552,169.     8  Claims.      i  CI.   10() — 57  ) 

having  shoulders,   said   rod  being  shorter  than   said  tuoe, 

a   single   cross  bar  tavlng  collars  at   Its  respective  ends  * 


secured  to  .«ald  tube  and  rod  and  adapted  to  seat  on  tne 
shoulders  of  the  samp,  said  crosa  bar  having  an  interme- 
diate vertical  elongai  ed  guide  member,  a  bushing  in  lald 
guide  member,  a  val'^e.  and  a  valve  rod  passing  through 
sfliil  bushing  and  engaging  the  same  from  end  to  ena 
thert-<>f. 


1,470,1»*0 
Fll.'d    Ma 


JACK. 

y    .'0,    19^ 

-1M.3    I 


Robert    N.    Miller.    Altoona,    Pa. 
1.      Serial    No.    471.135.      2   Claims. 


1.  In  a  jack  of  tlie  class  described,  in  combination,  a 
wheeled  platform  having  a  central  vertical  aperture 
therethrough,  a  tubular  casing  secured  to  the  platfortu 
and  extending  vert  cally  downwardly  therefrom,  aaid 
casing  being  coaxial  with  the  aperture  In  the  platfomi 
and  having  its  loweir  end  closed,  a  sulwtantlaliy  cylin- 
drical pedeatal  mounted  on  the  top  of  the  platform  and 
arranged  coaxially  with  said  aperture  and  casing,  said 
pedestal  having  an  annular  bt-aring.. an  internally  thread- 
ed wheel  rotatably  mounted  on  said  shoulder,  mean* 
mounted  on  the  plat'orm  for  rotating  said  gear  wheel  in 
either  direction,  and  a  vertical  screw  having  threaded 
engagement  with  said  g<ar  and  normally  extending  into 
said  casing,  the  screir  being  adapted  to  be  raised  or  low- 
ered by   rotation   of   said  gear,   for  the  purpose   set  forth. 


^r-. 

^                              h 

HJf 

;   i                            /t- 

1.  In  a  clamping  device,  a  rail,  a  r^st  slidable  longi- 
tudinally therocif,  a  post  carried  by  the  rest  arranged 
for  viTtical  adjustment,  and  m<>an8  carried  by  the  rest 
arranged    to   exert   downward   pressure  upon   the   post. 

'.\  In  a  clamping  ilevice,  a  rail,  a  rest  slidable  longi- 
tudinally thereof,  a  post  carried  by  the  rest  arranged 
for  vertical  adjustment,  projections  carried  by  the  post, 
and  an  eccentrically  mounted  disk  carried  by  the  rest, 
arranged  to  engage  a  projection  and  exert  downward  pres- 
sure upon   the  post,  and   means  to  operate  the  disk. 

8.  In  a  clamping  device,  a  rail,  a  rt>8t  slidable  longi- 
tudinally thereof,  a  post  carried  by  the  reat  arranged  for 
vertical  adjustment,  projections  carried  by  the  post  and 
an  eccentrically  mounted  di.sk  carried  by  the  rest,  a  flange 
carried  by  the  disk  to  engage  a  projection  and  exert 
downward  pressure  upon  the  post,  means  to  operate  the 
disk,  said  flange  being  provided  with  openings  there- 
through for  the  passage  of  saiil  projections  when  said 
disk  Is  moved  to  a  position  to  permit  the  post  to  l)e  ad- 
justed vertically,  and  tTit>ans  nt  farb  ''nd  nf  said  rail  to 
secure  same  to  a  taMe  or  the   XWc 


1,470.182.       PROCESS    FOR    FINlSIilNO    .\RT    GOODS. 

Edward    MtKHi.B.twHKR,    I-os     Annel.'*!.     Calif        Filed 

May    .'51,    1921        StTial    No.    47.3. ;*.'.'<.      4    Claims.       (CI. 

91-70.1 

1.  The  pr"Cf>88  for  fininhlng  art  kroods  Inrhiding  coating 
the  surface  thpr»'of  with  a  mixture  nf  calcium  carbonate 
and  shellac  and  siilijiM-tin>;  the  ■oating  t.)  th.--  flame  of  a 
bl'-'W    torch. 


1,470.18.'?       TAKF.  I'P    FOR    FLATIR(~)N    i -ONDFCTORS. 
WiL[,tA.v(    r     (iHkien.   Baltimcifp,    Md        Filed    May    24, 

I'.fJO.      .^.'rial    No-   :Jh:V9.'>.'V      1    Claim        iCl.    242—109.) 


S.  take-up  device  for  flexibU'  conductors  comprising  a 
circular  base  having  a  diametrical  groove  on  one  side  and 
a  spindle  projecting  centrally  from  it«  opp"8ite  side,  means 
on  the  base  for  clamplm;  the  .:ondti'-ror  in  said  groove,  a 
free-running  spring  re»>I  on  said  spindle,  a  cord  on  the 
reel,  a  cord  guide  secured  to  the  base  and  adapted  to 
guide  the  cord  in  a  line  tangential  to  the  reel  and  sub- 
stantially parilU'l  with  said  groove,  and  a  casing  en- 
closing  the  reel. 


1,470,184       WRKNCEI       Joh  v    R     Pti.MErKR,   Jamestown. 

N.    Y.      Filed    Jan.    3,    1922        Serial    No.    526,559.      2 

Claims.      (CI.    81  —  136.) 

1  A  wrench  comprising  a  channel  shank  and  handle,  a 
fixed  jaw  on  the  opposite  end  of  said  shank  from  uld 
handle,  a  slldably  mounte<l  jaw  portion  on  said  shank 
having  teeth  therein  adjacent  said  shank,  a  spring  lerer 
pivotally  mounted  midway  of  its  length  in  said  channel 
and  extending  Hlong.<4ide  said  handle  to  be  manually 
gripi)e<l,  a  sidewise  toothed  end  on  said  spring  lever  adapt- 


OCTOBEB  i),  11>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


315 


ed  to  engatre  aaid  teeth  in  said  slidable  jaw  to  adjustably 
hold    the    same,   a    projection   on    the    handle    portion    of 


said  spring  U-ver  having  an  opening  therein,  a  spring 
latch  In  said  handle  to  engage  in  said  opening  and  hold 
said  lever  and  Jaw  in  an  adjusted  position,  and  a  release 
for   £aid    spring    latch. 


1,470,188.     ANCHOR.      Frank   B.   Pahdet,  Warren,    R.  I. 


Filed    Mar    11.    1921. 
<C1.    114-^  208.) 


Serial  No.  461,494.     12  Claims. 


1.470,186.      MAT    MARKING.      Christen    J.    PrritRS'^v. 
Oak  Park.  Ill      F^led  Jan.  26,  1921.     Serial  No.  440,037 
3  Claims.      (Cl     l.'.— 239.) 


1.  In  an  anchor,  a  ball,  and  n  fluke  pivoted  thereto  for 
unlimited  swinging  movement  in  either  direction  relative 
to   said   bail. 


1.  A  marking  device  for  mats  formed  of  links  and  cross 
rods,  comprising  a  plate  having  a  peripheral  flange  on  its 


lower  side  and  a  raised  letter  on  its  upper  eide,  said  plate 
also  having  integrally  formed  pairs  of  lugs  on  its  opposite 
sldea,  each  pair  of  lugs  being  provided  with  aligned 
openings   to   receive   the   cross   rod«   of   the   mat. 


1,470,187.  INDUCED  AND  SUCTION  DRAFT  DEVICE. 
"IBOROE  Jli.es  I'rat,  Parls,  France.  Hied  June  4, 
1920,     Serial   No.  380.583.     4  Claim.v      u'l,    110  -1()2.) 


1.  In  an  induced  draft  device  for  chimneys  or  the  like, 
a  fan  adapted  to  work  alone  to  draw  only  a  ixirtion  of 
the  graaes  from  the  foot  of  the  chimney,  a  nozile  blowing 
said  portion  of  gases  up  the  chimney  to  carry  along  the 
remainder  of  gases,  a  second  fan  adapted  to  draw  ga^es 
from  the  foot  of  the  chimney  and  provided  also  with  a 
blowing  nozzle,  and  means  for  shutting  off  the  direct 
passage  of  gases  up  the  chimney  wher«>liy  the  two  fans 
are  cau8«*d  to  draw  together  the  whole  of  the  chimney 
gases. 


1,470,188.  PHOTOGRAPHIC  WASHINi;  TANK  luvip 
E.  Pbtde,  Hoquiam,  Wash.  Filed  Apr.  21,  1921  Se- 
rial No.  463,108.      7   Claims.      ( Cl    9r.-97.) 


1.  In  a  photographic  washing  apparatus,  a  tank,  a 
circular  water  conduit  supported  therein,  angularly  bent 
nipples  carried  on  said  conduit,  said  nipples  being  dis- 
posed In  substantially  the  same  direction  and  certain  of 
said  nipples  being  directed  slightly  toward  the  center  of 
the  tank,  means  for  supplying  water  to  the  conduit,  and 
means  for  automatically  controlling  the  outlet  flow  of 
water  from  said  tank. 


316 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


1.470,189.  INSliLATED  SUSPENSION  STEM  FOR 
BLBCTRIC  LIOHTING  FIXTIBE8.  Adolph  C. 
RaCKBK,  OakTiJlk  Conn.,  awlynor  to  Chate  Companle*. 
Inc..   WaterburyJ  Conn.,  a   Corpormtion.     ni«l  Aug.   12 

1922       Serial   .\  ;.  581. .'Ul.      2   Claims.      (CI.   240— «5. ) 


1  fij  an  iDsulati'd  .^uspenslon-atem  for  electric  lighting 
flitures.  the  combination  with  a  mounting-member,  of  a 
tubular  stem  permmently  connected  therewith  and  de- 
ppDdinij  therefrom,  md  provided  at  Us  upper  end  with  an 
Inwardly  turned  flange,  and  Insulating  material  Inter- 
posed between  the  ^Id  member  and  tube  at  points  above 
and  bplow  the  .saiJ  flange  to  form  an  ouwardly-openlng 
clearan,-..  space  whih  the  flange  enters,  with  freedom  for 
canting  movement   I  herein. 


1.470,190.         LINE 
LEVER    AND 
ViOL^r    RsDrzav 

t'irU.   British   i".i 
S»»rial   No.   574 


PACE      AND      CARRIAGE- BETTTRN 

p4d    for   typewriters.      WiNirmxD 

and    AL?Rtt>  Kdwabo    RxorvRN,    Vlc- 

jmbia,   Canada.      Filed  July   10,   1922. 

4P       1    Claim.      .CI.   1&7  — 114.) 


In    1    lin.-   spa 
writer,  said  levpr  hi 
tion  :   an    undercut 
member  having  a 
gajflDg  portion   and 
ipcess  and  adapt'- d 


p«d 


1,470,191.  SHIP  I' 
Rbd,  Newark,  N 
r.O4.610      .I  cial 


mi» 


ii'l    carriagf    rtturn    lever    of   a    type- 

ving  a  thumb  or  finger  engaging  por- 

recpfls   in   said   portion  and  a   resilient 

to  overlie  said  thumb  or  finger  en 

an   infein-al   Ing  corresponding  to  the 

"  rect'lve<l  thereby. 


iJOPUIvfirON  APPARATUS.     WtLLiAM 
f       Filed   Oct    1.    1921.      SerUl   No. 
*a.   115 — 34  I 


n: 


t  _i.,_. 


1.   In  a  ship,  the  dombluation  of  a  propeHer  and  shaft 
a  casing  surroundlm;  the  propeller  shaft  and   harlng  one 
end   open    toward    a^d   adjacent    the   hub   portion   of   the 
f"  'conduct  air  to  the  casing  ao  that 
tie  drawn  from  the  casing  during  ro- 
ller   to    force   aside    the   water    from 


propeller,  and  means 
a  stream  of  air  may 
tatlon    of   the   prop. 


contact  with   the  huli   portions  of  the  bUdea. 


1,470,192.  BRAKE  FOR  SBLF-PROPELLINO  VE- 
HICLES. Floyd  H  RicKaa,  Los  Angeles,  Calif  Filed 
Nov     9.     1922.       S,.nal    No.    599,874.       7    Claini.s  i  CI 

188— 91    I 


Svs:?;: '•:  ;:s^".5^^5j^,'g:xr?:!rjs 


1.  A  l>rake  for  thn  driv^  shaft  of  a  motor  vehicle  or 
the  like  comprlslmc  ,i  tube  adapted  to  receive  a  fluid  by 
gravitation,  a  piston  suprx.rting  said  fluid  ha\'lng  an  op- 
erative connection  with  th.-  shaft  whereby  the  piston  Is 
reciprocated  in  the  tube  wlien  the  shaft  is  rotJitt-d  and 
valve  means  for  stopping  the  rt^-lpn.cating  motion  of  tht 
fluid  so  as  to  prevent  the  piston  from  recipr-x-nting  and 
the  shaft   from    rnmririK' 


1,470.193  STE.VM  >  H+;ST  AND  B.ALANCE  SLIDE 
VALVE  THEREFOR  Hkrm-vs  1'  Robin.son,  Bristo!. 
Tenn  lil,.l  luii..  .'■_•  i<)_'i)  .S.Tial  No.  .•',90,H03.  3 
Claim.'*       ( CI     IL'l     -192.  i 


^'   -.. 


^s^  r^ 


1.  In  a  stfam  ch^st  for  balance  slide  valv»s,  u  haso 
havini;  a  rai.sed  rectangular  shat>*'d  viIvp  s.at.  n  hood 
caaliiir  spmlrlrcular  in  rn.ss  .s..<-tiun  ar.hln);  "iald  seat 
and  "ngajrlni:  the  opposite  sid-s  of  the  raised  rectangular 
shaped  valvr  s.-at  longitudinally  disposed  flanges  car 
ried  by  the  hin-d  _  cusijig  and  s[.ar,.d  from  thf  side  I'dcs 
thereof,  b,dtg  passlni:  through  said  flange.s  and  e.xtending 
into  the  has.',  serui  <iicnlnr  heads  for  said  hood  rasing, 
said  heads  etgagiug  ihe  ends  of  the  raised  portion  form- 
ing the  v;,lv..  s.at.  >,,its  passing  through  sai-l  heads  and 
Into  the  .  nds  of  th.-  h.«..|  ,a.';lng,  one  of  said  heads  l>eing 
provided  with  a  stufllng  box  for  the  reception  of  the 
valve  rod.  :t  tran.sversely  dispose<l  flange  carried  by  said 
last  named  head  and  disposed  abovp  the  stufHng  box, 
bolts  passing  through  said  flange  and  into  th*-  ba.Me  and 
located  adjacent  thp  side*  of  th-  stuffing  twx,  lugs  ca- 
rted by  Mid  head  adjacent  it.s  lower  outer  corners  and 
engaging  th..  ',ilve  <,  ...t  base,  and  bolts  passing  through 
said  lugs  and  Into  the  ba."*"'. 


1.470.194  HOLLER  SETTING  A  PPAR.VTT'.S  FOR 
PRINTTNO  PRESSES  Cew  p  Robiv.sox.  Philadel 
phia,  Pa  Filed  Feb.  2S.  1022.  Serial  No.  .-iSOSK 
5    Claims.       (V\     101 — ^?,T^2  \ 

1.    In   an   apparatus  of  the  charnctpr  dpsrrilvd   for   set- 
ting a    rollpr   relatively   to   two  other   rollers   including  n 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


317 


bracket  carrying  the  roller  and  having  an  opening  and 
a  slot  formed  therein,  a  cam  operative  within  the  slot 
to  move  said  t)rackt  t  to  bring  the  rolltr  into  contact  with 
the   surfaces  of  »ald   two  rollers,   and   a    menitxT   passing 


through  thp  opening  and  pJvotally  carrying  the  bracket, 
the  opening  in  the  bracket  being  greater  than  the  diam- 
eter of  the  mimber  to  p«rmit  continued  niovenient  of  the 
bracket  until  the  surfaces  of  the  roller  contact  with  the 
adjacent  surfaces  of  said  two  rollers. 

1,470.195.     I:LE>  TRIC  FURNACE.     MicuEi.  pk  RoiBOt:L, 
Paris.     Frr.nce.       Filed     Sept.     28,     1920.       Serial     No. 


413,42.S. 


2    Claims.      K"l.    204 — 64.) 


1  In  an  <  lertrical  furnace  a  iTuciliie,  comprising  zir- 
ionium,  yttrium,  and  erbium  oxi<les.  means  to  heat  said 
cru'ilil"  to  conducting  terajterature  and  means  for  sup- 
plying high  voltage  current  to  the  crucible  when  heated 
to  conduotivitv. 


1.470. 190  IIOSK  COUPLING;.  .T.^^oB  M.  Riiim.vnn,  San 
.\ntonio.  Ti  X.  Fil.d  Feb  1.5.  1921.  Serial  No.  445,154. 
1    flnini        (CI    285 — 171.) 


In  a  hose  coupling,  a  circular  body  portion  having  a 
threaded  extension  formed  integral  therewith,  laterally 
extending  pins  carried  by  the  body  portion,  ao  operating 
lever  Including  a  length  of  wire  bent  intermediate  Its 
end  and  having  loops,  a  Jaw  including  a  length  of  wire 
curved  intermediate  Ita  ends  to  embrace  a  portion  of  a 
■pfgot,  the  last  mentioned  length  of  metal  having  coiled 
portions,  portions  of  the  length  of  metal  extending 
through  the  colled  portion  and  having  their  extremities 
extending  tlirough  loops  of  the  lever,  and  said  pins  ex- 
tending through  loops  of  the  lever  to  secore  the  lever  to 
the   body   portion,  and   said   lever  adapted   to   move  the 


spigot  engaging  section  of  the  lever  into  close  engagement 
with  a  spigot  when  the  lever  is  moved  to  its  active  poil- 

tlOD. 


1,470.197.       CHUCK.        llENRy     A.     Ryther,     Montague, 
Mass  ,  assignor  to  Millers  Falls  Company.  Millers  Falls. 


Mass. 
1922. 


a  Corjwration   of  Massachusetts.      FMled  Feb.   18, 
Serial    No     537,437.      1    Claim.      (CI.   279 — 56.) 


A  chuck  comprl.sing,  in  combination,  a  shell  having  a 
tap«red  end  portion  and  a  fixed  internally  threaded  head, 
a  threaded  spindle  engaged  with  tlie  head  to  enter  the 
shell,  a  follower  movable  in  the  sliell.  and  having  a  loose 
separable  connection  with  the  spindle,  so  that  a  forward 
movement  of  the  spindle  forces  the  follower  toward  the 
said  tapered  portion,  the  follower  being  provided  with 
radial  longitudinal  slots  in  its  i>eriphery.  and  with  a 
Jaw-guiding  face  at  its  forward  end,  at  right  angles  with 
the  axis  of  the  chuck,  Jaws  having  inclined  i)a<  ks  con 
forming  to  the  said  tapered  portion,  and  inner  end  faces 
conforming  to  said  guiding  face,  and  elongated  wire 
springs  of  greater  length  than  the  follower,  extending 
through  and  guided  radially  by  said  slots,  said  springs 
having  reversely  beiit  shanks  anchored  in  the  rear  end 
of  the  follower,  to  prevent  indej>endent  forward  endwise 
movement  of  the  springs,  and  obliquely  and  outwardly 
extending  free  ends  inserted  in  outwardly  extending 
oblique  sockets  in  the  rear  ends  of  the  Jaws  lo  fixedly 
Interlock  the  springs  with  the  Jaws  and  to  coiitine  the 
latter  against  ilie  follower,  tlie  tension  of  the  -[.rings 
pressing  thcii  free  ends  outward  in  radial  paths  d'fer- 
mined  by  said  slots,  the  arrangement  b- Ing  such  that 
when  the  spindle  is  moved  forward,  it  presses  the  fol 
lower  and  Jaws  forward,  and  closes  the  jaws  against  the 
presBure  of  the  springs,  and  when  the  spindle  is  moved 
backward,  the  springs  cooperate  with  the  tapered  end 
portion  of  the  shell  to  open  the  jaws  and  press  the  fol- 
lower against  the  spindle,  so  that  the  jaws  and  the  fol- 
lower   move    backward    with    the    spindle,    the    said    loose 

separable    connection    permitting    the    seimrati if    ttie 

spindle  from  the  follower  when  the  jaws  are  fully  ojx  ned 


1,470,198.  AUTO  HITCH1N(J  POST.  Hknky  (J  Milier, 
.Shafter,  and  Max  M,  Sei.zir.  Oakland.  Cniif  Filed 
Feb.  9.  1922  Serial  No.  .^)35,4l*7  3  ("laiII.^  1  CI 
70—90.  > 


2.  An  aatomobile  lock   including  a   tube  embedded  in 
the  gttrand,  a  weight  in  said  tube,  a  chain  in  said  tabe 


318 


connected  at  Its 
lock  connected   to  t 
•eat  In  the  upper 
ia  held  by  said  w^■ 
lock    for    engaging 
means   for  limiting 
and   chain. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBiB  9, 1928 


lo^er  end  to  said  weight  a  conical-sliaped 

be  upper  end  of  said  chain,  a  conical 

end  of  said  tube  upon  which  said  lock 

Ight  when  not  in  use,  a  hasp  on  said 

>nf   of    the    links   of   said    chain,   aad 

the   outward  withdrawal  of  said   lock 


1.470,199        COOKING    UTENSIL.       Adina    Small,    New 
York,   N.   Y       Filed   Apr.   H,   1921.      Serial  No.   461.449 

1   Claim.      (CI.  5.1—2) 


A    cooking    ut'-ns 
plurality   of   ind- p* 
annular  shoaider  (^ 
c»»ivlng    member    f' 
parfition    in    said 
containers    nni!    fn 


LES.      AccusTf.s   E.   S.NYDiai,   Bloom 
or   to  Westlnphouse   Lamp  t'ompany. 
Pfnn.sylvania       Filed   Sept.    25.    1919 
')  Claims.      I'T    2or, — ♦;«,  > 


r 

I 


1 


2.   A    packas"    t 
suiting  from  u.sln 
ard  dimensions  an 
of  several  shlppln 
two  dimensions  l>u 


ring    «aid     rylindriral     ring    turns,     a     screw    extending 
through    one    knuckle    and    eng&glng    the    thread    of    the 

!2tp    ta^UOJiOJ^ 


I  comprising  a  receiving  member,  a 
ident  containers  operable  therein,  an 
rmed  Integral  in  tho  wall.s  of  siald  re 
r  ,-:'>porting  .said  coiualners  and  a 
ec»-'Ving  memtwT  for  separating  said 
r>^taining    them    upon    .said    shoulder 


1.470,200.       PArKjLGE     AND    METHOD    OF     PACKING 
FRAGILE    ARTI^I 
9eld,   N    J  ,   a.ssisn 
a   Corporation   o| 
Serial    No     32»Ii;, 


incandescent  lamps  and  the  like,  re- 
an  outer  shipping  container  of  stan(i- 
placing  a  plurality  of  lamps  in  each 
trays  which  conform  to  each  other  in 
which  may  differ  in  the  third  dimen- 
■ion,  and  inserting  the  said  trays  into  said  outer  con- 
tainer. 


1,470.201 

FICI.AL  LIMBS 

Filed   Aa».   31, 

(CI.   1ft— 186). 

1.   A  hiag«  Join 

knuckle  on  one  enjd. 

a    central    threadel 

•eated  tl^litly  in  one 

rlns  Mated  tlgfatlj 


COMPENSATING  HINGE  JOINT  FOE  ARTI- 

PAt:L  H.  Spracklbn,  Oakland,  Calif. 

:920.      Serial   No.  407,286.      16  Claims. 


Including  a  pair  of  hinge  members,  a 

of  each  member,  one  knuckle  baring 

opening,   a    cylindrical    bearing   ring 

of  Bald  knncklefl,  a  grooved  bearing 

in  the  other  knuckle  In  which  grooved 


thrrtided  o[»nlDc  In  the  other  knuckle,  and  an  end  thrust 
bearlntr  h« 'wen  fh--  hfad  of  said  screw  and  the  adjacent 
kniiclile. 


1.470, •_'<)-•  SKI.EGTOR  K.\<K  FDU  .\I  TuM.VTH'  TFLE- 
rnON'F:  systems  W  rdv  v..  Stkvkns,  Providence, 
R  I.  Filed  Aug.  2.  1921.  Serial  No,  489,289.  12 
riaim.s        i  CI     179  -27  .'»  . 


1.  A  vertical  rack  :  horixontal  Insulating  spacers,  one 
alxTv.'  anofhiT  .  Rxfil  vrrtlcnl  contact  h'ls  bars  ntalned 
in  their  relative  position-*  i.y  said  spartTs;  selectors  for 
said  rack  ;  and  nie.'nis  wliJ-n-by  said  ^..^orfors  may  suc- 
cessively engage  said   Ihm  tiars 


1.470.20a        ITtriTJ.AR    nOI.DER.       Nathan     P.    Stone 

and     Hariii.k    SAFrrv.R.     Fosston,     Minn        Filed    Kus,      3, 
1922.     Serial  No    .'79.49!*       1   Claim.      (CI.  81 — 3.3.) 


A  jar  holder  comprising  a  tray  having  a  solid  bottom 
and  upturned  edges  on  all  sides,  clamping  means  for  said 
tray  including  a  downwardly  directed  arm  secured  to  one 
of  said  upturned  edgea,  a  shell  open  at  both  ends  in- 
cluding semlcyllndrical  mating  halves  of  uniform  thick- 
ness and  having  hinged  connection  along  two  adjacent 
edges,  a  supporting  element  for  one  of  said  thell  halves 
rigidly  secured  thereto  and  to  said  tray,  a  one  piece, 
resilient  lining  completely  covering  the  inner  walls  of 
■aid  shell  halves  and  the  hinged  edges  thereof,  a  resilient 
mat  upon  laid  tray  within  said  shell,  a  self  locking  latch 


October  'J,  1!)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


319 


for  the  shell  halves  including  a  lever  fulcrumed  on  said 
fixed  shell  half,  and  links  hinged  on  the  loose  shell  half 
and  having  Journaled  connection  with  said  lever. 


1,470,204.  FUEL-SUPPLYING  MEANS.  Ira  T.  Swabtz, 
Indianapolis,  Ind.,  assignor  to  Swartz  Electric  Com- 
pany, Indianapolis,  Ind.,  a  Corporation  of  Indiana. 
Filed  Mar.  15,  1!»20.  Serial  No.  ;i05,87y.  3  Claims. 
(CI.   123— 134.  ( 


1,470,205.  ASH  lU'CKET.  Cahl  Vogt.  Denver,  Colo. 
Filed  Apr.  2.'..  1921.  Serial  No.  464,096.  8  Claims. 
(CI.    220 — 32.) 


1.  X  bucket  comprising  an  angular  body  having  a 
slanting  front  member,  a  back  member,  substantially 
parallel  side  members,  a  curved  top  member  and  a  flat 
bottom  member  formed  Integrally  of  a  single  piece  of 
metal,  an  edge  of  the  top  member  being  spaced  from 
the  upper  edge  of  the  front  member  to  form  an  opening. 


1.470,206.  FILE-SHARPENING  MACHINE.  William 
P.  Waonon,  Portland.  Oreg..  and  Hakrt  J.  Bomab, 
Tacoma,  Wash.  Filed  Oct.  17,  1921,  Serial  No. 
508,407.  Renewed  Aug.  21,  1923.  2  Claims.  (CI. 
61—10.) 
1.  A  file  sharpening  machine  consisting  of  an  elevated 

box  having  sump  forming  inclined  floors  and  a  series  of 


baffle  plates  around  which  steam  must  pass  before  being 
exhausted,  in  combination  with  a  pair  of  converging  in- 
jectors  for   carrying   material    from    said    sump    and    pro- 


r-<-^ 


1.  A  fiK'I  supplying  means,  compriKill^r  a  tank,  a 
restricted  outlet  for  said  tank,  a  receptacle  into  which 
the  upper  end  of  said  outlet  extends,  said  receptacle  hav- 
ing a  restricted  opening  at  Its  upper  end  for  controlling 
the  escape  of  the  ga.seous  mixture  from  said  receptacle,  a 
Jacket  entirely  surrounding  said  receptacle  and  spaced 
thirefrom.  means  for  dirertlng  air  into  the  space  between 
said  receptacle  and  jacket,  means  for  heating  the  air  as 
It  passes  through  the  jacket,  means  for  coiiveying  the 
heated  air  into  said  tank  and  through  the  contents  there 
of,  and  a  valve  for  controlling  the  passage  of  the  air 
from  the  jacket  to  the  tank. 


jectinp  sano-  Rsainst  two  sides  of  a  file  at  the  s.-urie 
time,  and  an  overflow  piiK>  having'  its  inlet  turiiri)  up- 
wardly and  rearwardiy  away  from  the  discharge  ot  tiie 
injectors. 


1,470.207  \V.VSTKC.\N.  .Iamfs  Ww.ky.v..  Colambus, 
Ohio,  assignor  to  Solar-Stur^es  Mfy.  C(,i  ,  a  Corporation 
of  Illinois.  Filed  Nov.  5,  1921.  Scriai  .No.  512.983, 
4   Claims.      (CI.   220—73.) 


1.  A  waste  receptacle  comprising  in  coniliinatint.  a 
plurality  of  side  walls,  interlocking  means  on  the  .i.i- 
jacent  edges  of  said  walls  whereby  the  same  may  1>.  re- 
movably secured  together,  bracing  means  secured  insidf 
the  upper  ends  of  the  .side  walls,  and  corner  braces 
engaged  U'tween  the  inside  of  the  walla  and  said  bracing 
means. 


1,470,20s  HOLI>i:u  FOR  LIGHTING  UMTS.  Kobert 
D.  Wardei.l,  Detroit.  Mich.  Filed  Dec.  G.  1920.  Serial 
No.   428.5;{4.      2   Claims.      (CI.   240—128.) 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  character  described,  the  combina- 
tion with  an  incandescent  electric  lamp,  of  a  downwardly 
and  outwardly  flaring  member,  the  upper  end  of  which  Is 
provided  with  a  Up,  said  member  having  a  shoulder  ad- 
jacent Its  smaller  end,  there  being  ventilating  openings 
in  said  member,  a  cylindrical  sleeve  fitted  to  the  internal 
diameter  of  the  said  member  at  its  smaller  end  and 
slidable  therein,  a  lip  at  each  end  of  said  sleeve,  a  re- 


320 


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OCTOBFB  9, 1923 


Hector  member  of  annular  Bhape  sfcured  to  the  lower  end  throttle  :  and  «  rocking  member  havin?  pivotal  Biipport 
of  said  downward!^  and  outwardly  flarlnij  member,  the  j  on  the  movablf  member  anii  HPtuated  relation  at  its 
opening  therein  flttlpif  the  neck  of  the  lamp,  !    opposifp  ends   njipectiv  ply   with   tl.p   pedal   and   the  brake 


1,470.209 

Colo,       Fi 


iTMP  (Coupling,    noah  r    whiti:.  Delta, 

i.Ml    r-.-I    l.-i,    1919.       Sorlal    No.    344. t;3:'.        4 


285^—162.) 


1.  In  a  connectiiir:  for  h>j<f  p;;"-s  iinl  r;r-  .  i,vi'  ^tpun. 
t\^'  ^  .(ij;  li  :i,it  iuii  with  a  valve  stem,  uf  .i  hnvi^ini;  '•>? 
r.'/f'iviru'  the  valvn  stem,  a  cup  .slidably  mniinted  in  •;:»> 
housirii;  f.jr  rerelvlrg  the  upper  ^-nd  of  the  \alvn  stem. 
and  compr^•ssible  reilllent  means  disposed  In  the  hotLi^in;; 
and  pneaif1n<  thp  iup  for  normally  urj^in;?  the  cup  in 
*'  i;d   nsiht  •  tik'aii^-mij'iit  with  the  valve  stem 


1,470,210      roVKU 
Brook!  ;r;.-,     Ma'<«i 


Comp-iny,    Inc.,    Ni^w   York,   N     '\'      a 

York 

Clair:.< 


.\TT.\rHMFNT      N*  rman  FI   White, 

if'si^TiiJr    '■o    Auto     Vacuum     Freezer 


r;)Mr:iriiiii  .if  N'f'w 

Nw     r>;.4.;i,     6 


!  In  a  covf"  1  r  J;p'hm>Ti ',  a  r-itataM.'  i-iriular  ''qv-t. 
a  '':an;:.iru  liar  havi^s;  tlat  ^nd  jirojei-tinns  isenirt'd  riicidiy 
a:  d    'ii.irn.'t ric;illy     irrcx.s    rhe    covpr,    said    projections    ex- 


tend; r._-     beyond     'f: 
arri'i:ar  reentrant 
for   th     cover,  and 
.r.  !•■!    'oop    r»'c.->s-"'d 
di~i"''e,|     .idjarent 


uv^T  rim.  a  container  havint;  an 
,ad  with  an  inner  concent  rir  "[Honing 
pair  of  elongated  and  mutually  par- 
hannel  members,  each  tuni;entlally 
id  cover  opening  with  its  spaced- 
apart  >rid-i  securedl  to  saiii  reentrant  head,  ^aid  mem 
hfT-s  !;»'.  in,'  their  reces=ed  channels  arranged  obliquely 
to  radial  lines  acri*!^  Maid  cover  openings,  whereby  said 
bar  end  prnj^cf  ic)n'J  when  rotated  slidini:ly  en^rag"  said 
menititT-i  \\;rh  i  rnit'ially  incr*'asing  surface  to  thereby 
fri'-tional!y  hold  sa^rl  clamping  bar  and  covr  in  position 
on  said   opening 


aatamobtle  and   the 
tbe  brake  lever  and 


movable    member    liaying    actuating    relation    with     the 


1,470,211  A(lCELERATOR  FOR  AUTOMOHILES. 
Ekn»st  W.  BaxtWi,  Van  Wert,  Ohio.  Filed  Dec.  30, 
1921.  Serial  Nol  r)26,023.  3  Claims.  (CI.  74 — 81.) 
1.  In  cotnblnatlnii  with  the  service  brake  lever  of  an 
throttle  thereof,  a  pedal  pivoted  on 
hayluK  morement  relative  thereto;  a 


lever  so  -hat  the  throttl'-  is  o[«'ralde  by  tiltiri_'  move- 
ment of  the  p.'da:  anil  iin.p.  -ahl.-  U\  movement  of  the 
brake  Uvt-r 


1.470.212       TDOD    Fuli    ASS1:m  r.l.I  Nt ;    SroMi,    HKADS 
I        ON    ELECTROMACNKT    CoRKS.       Kdward    I{ek(;mav, 
New  York,  N.  Y  .  a.ssigiior  to  t"    Brande«.   Incorporated, 
a  Corporation   of  New  York       Fileii  .\ug    11,   1922.      Se- 
rial No.  . SSI, 156.     8  Claims.      I* 'I,  29      g-^ 


o 


u 


^       A" 


] 


AL 


1 


1,  In  a  t""l  ■  f  thp  '-lasi  il»'siTi'H'd,  w  \::i^,-  u<t  «upi«irt- 
in;,'  a  nia  :.'!;••!  '■jT''.  a  punch,  a  yieldalile  interrndlate  mem- 
b>-r  baviii,'  a  sl<jt  for  clearing  tli>'  magnet  i-on-,  anil  a  f''- 
ce-«,s  for  r.',.  i\lng  and  P' isit  iun  ing  one  "f  the  -iixMil  Ikm.Is. 
Said  p'uiiti  '.eing  oper.atile  tn  effect  a  nmvenienf  nf  s.iiii 
lii'.rtn-'d  la  !•■  infnib»'r  toward  said  hasi-  and  thfreliv  to 
force  l.Hjth  si.kj'->1   h.-cd;*  <.n   in  said  core. 


1.470, 2i:;  FI.n.VT  VAFXi:  \V,u  iKft  .\1  Hi.a<k.  Eaton. 
Ind.  i-ilrd  Nov  Jl.  1,'jl.  .-Serial  Nm  r>D;,.'..'.7.  2 
Claim.s.      ,C1.  137— 1U4.) 


1.  A  float  valve  structure  comprising  a  hollow  buoyant 
float  member,  a  tube  nrranjred  to  extend  axially  through 
said  float  member  and  to  project  beneath  the  same,  the 
said  lower  projecting  end  of  said  tube  beins  provided  with 
a  port,  a  ciosnre  for  the  lower  end  of  said  ti^be,  a  atation- 


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321 


ary  llqnid  supply  pipe  extending  into  said  tube,  and  an 
adjustable  sleeve  carried  by  the  lower  end  of  said  pii>e 
and  movalde  toward  and  away  from  said  closure. 


1.470,1^4.      .\I.TKRNATIN(;  rrRRKNT  TRANSFoRMKH 
.Ii  MIS   K,    liKli-a-KNKli,    Detroit,  Mich.,   assi^m.r   to  (Jibb 
Instrument    Compjiny.   Detroit,   Mirh,,    a    (urixiratiun   >>f 
rennsylvania.        Filed      Aug.      2.'..      i;»2n         Serial      N.^ 
4().'i,400.     0  Claims.      (CI.  171^- Hit  ) 


zzzn 


U        i~   ■  J 


'4 


1.  An  alternating  current  transformer  for  use  In  elec- 
tric arc  welding  comprising  a  core  formed  with  three  legs 
of  magnetic  material  connected  together  at  the  top  and 
bottom,  the  "windowi"  between  the  legs  being  of  a  width 
substantially  one  fourth  their  length  providing  a  short 
air  gap,  a  primary  circuit  having  a  coll  at  the  bottom  of 
the  central  leg,  a  secondary  circuit,  a  movable  coll  therein 
on  the  central  leg  above  the  primary  coll.  means  for  hold 
ing  the  secondary  coil  at  any  of  its  possible  distances 
from  the  primary,  the  secondary  coil  and  circuit  being 
free  from  ohrnic  resistance  other  than  that  inherent  in 
the  wire  forming  the  same  and  the  resistance  of  the  arc. 


1,470,215.  EGG  CRATE,  Curi.stia.n  Nkssen  Bbihn, 
Cedar  FaUs,  Iowa.  Filed  Sept.  25,  1922.  Serial  No. 
590,442.     1  Claim.      (CI.  217— ?*  ^ 


1, 470. 2D!  MRTIIOD  OF  EXTRACTINC  WAT1:R  FROM 
I'I'I.i'  (.ASKICTS  WiiiiAM  F  RiTiFi:,  Hillside,  N  ,T  , 
assignor  to  American  (•.■m  Company.  N>'W  York.  N.  Y  ,  a 
Corporation  eif  New  .lers.y.  m.Ni  Apr  0.  1921,  Serial 
No,  400,109.     10  Cluin..-       -CI    l!o      so.! 


#- 


A  crate  having  one  longitudinal  side  open  and  having  a 
partition  leading  to  the  open  side,  a  closure  plate  for  said 
open  side  having  over  said  partition  edge  a  row  of  open- 
ings and  having  over  each  abutting  end  edge  of  the  crate 
a  row  of  longitudinal  end  recesses,  screw-eyes  inserted  in 
said  partition  and  in  said  crate  edges  traversing  said  open- 
ings and  said  recesses  respectively  with  their  eys  extending 
beyond  the  oater  face  of  the  closure  plate,  and  rods 
passed  through  the  rows  of  said  eyes,  each  rod  having  a 
head  wider  than  the  opening  in  the  abatting  eye,  and  the 
oth^r  end  of  each  rod  being  bendable  about  the  abatting 
eye  to  removably  secure  it  in  place. 
:^I5  0.  ().— 21 


1.  The  process  of  providing  fibre  gaskets  in  flanged  <an 
ends  adai.ted  to  be  interfolded  with  the  fiance  <.f  flanged 
can  bodies  to  form  hermetic  closures,  which  •nnipriscs 
applying  a  fluid  pulp  to  the  flange  of  the  .nd  and  press- 
ing and  absorbing  the  fluid  constituent  thcrefnmi. 


1,470.217.      DISPLAY    DEVICE.      Cari.   (.'i.ais,    Fhiladel 
phia,  I'a.     Filed  Fob.  2,  1922.     Serial  No    ."  .i a . ."i :> l'       12 
Claims       iCl.  211—20.) 


4.  In  a  display  device,  the  combination  of  a  stationary 
column  support,  a  plurality  of  tables  adapted  to  be  sup- 
ported ui)on  said  support  in  spaced  relation  to  each  other. 
and  means  whereby  the  said  tables  may  W  supported  so 
that  each  may  be  rotated  independently  of  the  other  or  sci 
that  rotation  of  one  of  the  said  tables  may  cause  rotation 
of  all  of  the  others. 


1,470,21s  DISPLAY  DEVICE.  AtK>LP!i  Dietschk,  .Jr.. 
New  York.  N.  Y,,  assignor  to  American  Lithographic 
Company,  New  York.  N.  Y..  a  <  orporat ion  df  N. w  York. 
Filed  -Mar.  17,  1922.  Serial  No.  544.423,  2  Cl.aims. 
M'l.   211  -  24.) 


2.  In  a  display  device  of  sheet   material  adapte  I   for 
use  in  connection  with  a  container  or  the  like,  the  com- 


1.1 . 


■',■22 


blnatlon  of  a  back 
opening  therethrou 
be  displayed,  a 
edge  to  said  main 
lower  edge  to  the 
tending  downwardly 
Ing  thereof,  and  m 
terlooklng  wlth^th* 
said  leg. 


srardly  reaching  main  panel  havin>;  au 
h  adapted  for  receiving  the  article  to 
member  articulated  at   Its  forward 
panel,  a  rear  panel  articulated  at   Its 
r  edge  of  said  base  member,  a  leg  ex- 
from  said  main  memt>er  Into  the  open- 
^ana  on  said  rear  panel  adapted  for  In- 
opening  In  said  main  panel  and  with 


5 
base 


r>a 


1,470.219        TURBlN 
RicHMAN    and   Ei 
Calif.      Filed    Ap 
Claims-      <  CI.  25;  — 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEK  9, 1923 


1.  A  tur!>ine  fur  boiler  flue  cleaners  "-omprLiiirii:  a  stator 
having  two  series  (f  Inclined  slots  with  passagewHvs  <»i 
tending  from  one  s  ot  to  another  of  the  .series.  an.l  a  r. 
tor  having  two  series  of  .slots,  said  rotor  fitting  the  statnr 
whpr*>by  steam  will  pass  from  one  end  of  the  rotor  niit 
thTMUgh  the  same  iiito  the  stator  and  then  back  Into  th.' 
rotor  to  drive  the  same. 


1.470,220 

assifcrnur  t 
riun.  Nhw 
.\ui:.    10. 
:o:;---203 


IT  MI 

0  Wort^i 
York, 
11^21. 


1,    I'rltEini?  mean 
liquid   rfrpiving  re 
ting   liquid    to   the  [ 
opening,  and  an  air 
taclp  adapted  to  bf 
priming  operation. 


Wills  M.  Flkmino,  Hoiyoke,  Mass., 

ngton  Pump  and  Mai-hinprv  Corpora- 

Y..  a  Corporation  of  VirKlnia.     Filed 

rial   No.   491. IDS.      10  Claims,      i  CI 


for  pumps  and  the  like.  r< 
cfptacle  having  an    openins;; 
ump  cylinder,   means   for  r 
-upplylng  connection  with 
sealed  by  the  liquid  therein 


mprislnp  a 
for  admir- 
lo8ing  said 
said  recep- 
during  the 


1,470.221.      i-.J.VDlKO    APPABATI-S       James 
MAN,   Washoe,  Mont.      Filed   Nov.   14,   1919 
338.091.     7  Claires.      (CI.   198 — 10  » 
1.    In  loading  apparatus,   the  combination  of 

conv<»yor  pivoted  to  .swing  horizontally  and  su 


M     Fair- 
Serial   No 

a  truck,  a 
pported  on 


E-FLUB     CLEANER.       Chablis     S. 
-NEST   Otto   Fkch.ver.    San    Francisco, 
r.    4,     1922.      Serial     No.    549,551.      3 
3.) 


the  truck  for  lateral  adjustni>>nt.  a  shovelling  device  ad- 
jacent one  end  of  and  adjustahlf  with  the  conveyor,  a 
hopiHT    statiotiarily    mounted   on    the   truck   Independently 

of  the  convevor  and  having  fli.^d  sides  and  one  of  its  end.s 
piteuded  to  re. ■•■!>•*>  material  from  the  conveyor  in  Its  dif- 
ferent  lateral   adjiintment.s  and   its  other   en<1   extended   to 


overhang  the  tnnk  and  disehark'e  the  material  in  a  car 
(lehlnd  and  adjacent  the  truck,  .said  hop[>er  having  a  mov- 
at>le  bottom,  a  motor  on  the  trurk.  mechanism  for  driv- 
ing:  the  convevor   from   the  motor,   mechanism  also  driven 

by  the  mntfir  for  re.  |pro,-ntlng  said  bottom,  and  mecha- 
nism f'lr  o[>.T:itini;  the  shoveling  device  from  the  con- 
veyor. 


1,470.222       DISK WUFFI,  ASSFMBI.Y       (;k..k.,e  II    For 
svTH,    ChlcaiTo,     ni.      Ktled    Apr      ,S.     1922,      Serial     No. 
5)49,-19       ►:    Claims,       j:i     301      •").'!. 


^V  In  a  disk  wheel,  the  combination  of  a  huh  having 
front  .md  rear  flanees  spaced  apart,  a  disk  body  dis- 
posed in  the  hub  xone  at  the  rear  of  the  front  flange,  and 
a  brake  drum  having  its  front  wall  formed  as  a  disk  sup- 
porting member  hearing  on  the  rear  of  the  disk  out- 
wardly of  the  hub  lone  and  having  portions  laterally  ofT- 
set  towante  the  front  and  rear  within  the  hub  z  me  and 
bearing  respectively  one  against  the  rear  of  the  disk  np- 
jxisite  the  front  flange  and  the  other  against  the  front 
of  the  rear  flange,  bolts  se<'uring  the  last  mentioned  por- 
tions to  the  n-ar  flange,  and  attaching  bolts  transfixing 
the  two  flanges  and  the  Interposed  dl^k  and  forwardly 
offset  portions  of  the  supporting  member,  the  brake  drum 
having  an  opening  in  Its  front  wall  normally  closed  by 
the  disk  when  on  the  "hub  and  through  which  access 
may  be  had  to  the  interior  brake  mechanism  when  the 
attaching  bolts  are  released  and  the  disk  1«  demounte<l. 


1,470,22.'?.  WINDOW  Hk.vrt  C.  OBoRfJB,  Philadelphia, 
Pa.  PTled  June  15.  1922.  Serial  No.  568,387.  2  Claims 
(CI.    20 — 49.) 

1.  In  a  window  structure  comprising  a  sash  and  a  shoe 
associated  therewith,  means  for  plvotally  connecting  said 
shoe  and  sash  comprising  a  pair  of  pivot  members,  one 
mounted  on  the  shoe  and  the  other  on  the  sash,  the  pivot 
member  connected  to  the  shoe  having  a  flanged  hollow 
bose  seated  in  a  recess  In  the  shoe,  the  pivot  member  on  the 
sash  having  a  flanged  hollow  trunnion  joumalled  In  the 
hollow  boM  of  the  pivot  member  on  the  shoe,  a  fattening 


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323 


member    for   securing    the    pivot    members   to   each   other 
against  movement  along  the  axis  of  the  members  and  ex- 


tending through  the  flanges  of  the  hollow  trunnion  and 
the  hollow  boss,  and  means  for  securing  the  fastening 
member    to   the  shoe. 


1.47U,2l'4. 

GOK[«iV, 

rial    No. 


TEAPOT  AND  LIKE  VESSEL.  Fhank  E. 
Sh.  field,  England.  Filed  Mar  2G,  19i:,S.  Se- 
627. .S50.      1    Claim.      (CI.    53  —  3) 


The  combination  with  a  ves*iel,  of  a  strainer  '■omjiris- 
Ing  a  p<Tforated  plate  sh;iped  to  fit  against  the  spr,ut 
opening  in  the  vessel,  said  plate  being  provided  with  a 
handle  extending  upwardly  from  the  plate  to  the  upiK-r 
portion  of  the  vessel  and  the  said  plate  being  also  pro- 
vided at  the  lower  end  with  a  notch,  a  lower  clip  mounted 
on  the  vessel  and  open  at  the  top  and  sides  and  provided 
with  a  horizontal  pin  engaged  by  the  notch  of  the  said 
plate  whereby  the  strainer  Is  stipported  by  the  said  clip, 
and  a  horirontal  catch  mounted  on  the  vessel  at  the  upj)er 
portion  thereof  and  open  at  one  side  and  clos(>d  at  the 
other  and  engaging  the  handle,  the  latter  being  adapted  to 
swing  into  and  out  of  the  said   catch. 


1.470.22.'-,  REMOVAL  OF  SCALE  AND  HIST  FROM 
IRON  AND  STEEL.  Haebi  N.  Holmes.  Oberlin.  Ohio 
Filed  Jan.  17,  1921.  Serial  No.  437.995.  4  Claims 
(CI.   75—198.) 

1.  The  method  of  removing  rust  or  scale  from  iron  or 
steel,  consisiing  in  pickling  the  same  in  an  acid  bath  con- 
taining at  least  one-flfth  of  1  o;  by  volume  of  an  aldehyde 
to  inhibit   the  attack  of  the   acid    upon   the   base   metal. 


1.470,22P..  RAILWAY-SWITCH  OPERATING  MEANS. 
CHARLES  J.  Kkllowat,  Wilmington,  N.  C.  Filed  Jan. 
22,  1923.  Serial  No.  614,200.  4  Claims  (CI 
246—450.) 

3.  In  combination,  a  railway  switch  comprising  a  switch 
point,  a  switch  foot  attached  to  said  point  and  provided 
with  a  hole,  a  switch  rod  capable  of  reciprocating  motion 


and  inserted  in  said  hole,  a  beveled  shoulder  on  said  foot, 
a  lug  rigidly  fastened  to  said  rod  and  having  a  beveled 
shoulder,   a   liolt   passing  through   said    foot   and   said   rod. 


XI 


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a  wedj:.,  an.i  mean,;  for  causing'  said  wedge  to  engage 
said  beveled  shoulders  whereby  to  prevent  lust  motion  be- 
tween   said    foot    and    said    rod. 


1,470,227.      LKiHTING    UNIT.      Mai    Klein,    New  York, 

-N.   Y.,  assignor  to  Shapiro  &  Aronson,    Inc.,   New  York, 

N.  Y.,  a  CoriHjration  of  New  York.     Filed  Aug    19  192o' 
Serial  No.  404,623.     2  Claims,     tCl.  240^7>J) 


1.  The  Combination  of  a  lighting  uijit  with  means  of 
suspenelun,  a  canopy  supported  thereby,  a  uljiple  secured 
within  said  canopy,  a  socket  and  bulb  secured  to  said 
nipple,  a  globe  holder  mounted  on  said  nipple  and  within 
said  canopy,  a  one  piece  bowl  having  Its  upper  edge  en- 
gaged and  closed  by  the  canopy,  means  on  said  holder  to 
support  the  middle  portion  of  said  globe,  said  mean*  cm- 
prlsing  an  annular  member  surrounding  and  protecting 
the  middle  i>ortion  of  the  globe. 


1.470,228.  RENDERING  PROCESS.  J(,sKin  I  istek,  de- 
ceased, late  of  Chicago,  111.;  by  Edwin  Lister  executor, 
Chicago.  111.  Filed  June  9,  1917.  Serial  No  it;; 
Renewed   Feb    3,    1923.      9   Claims.      (CI     .«iT  ~1,';  , 


:'.4, 


1.  A  rendering  process  which  consists  of  (1)  treating 
the  stock  by  the  direct  action  of  steam  ;  (2)  allowing  the 
stock  to  settle  while  kept  hot  but  without  dilution;    (3> 


dik-k 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1823 


inwlBg  off  hot,  inUiluted  glue  liquor;  (4)  tr«atiDK  ttt 
stock  by  the  direoi  action  of  BteuB  ;  (5)  addlnc  bot  water 
to  float  the  tallow, tibove  tUe  reaklae  ;  and  ^6)  sklmalog  alt 
the   tallow. 


1,470.229.  GEAR  SK.Vl'ING  MACHINE  WITH  SIPK- 
TRIMMING  ATTACHMENT.  Edward  W.  Millm, 
5prlnjrfl«>ld,  Vt..  a.-i8ij,'nor  to  The  Fellows  Gear  Shaper 
Company.  Sprlfigfleld,  Vt.,  a  Corporation  of  Vermont. 
Filed  Not.  15.  |l921.  Serial  No.  515.1^92.  16  Claims. 
(CI.  »0— 9  ) 


1.  In  a  gear-ahsplnf  machine,  having  mfans  for  effect- 
In?  relative  plan  njf  movement  betwf'en  a  f?ear-formed 
cutter  and  a  gear  blank,  and  means  for  giving  simul 
taneous  rotary  geperative  movements  to  the  cutter  and 
work  piece  ;  meanL  for  imparting  additionally  to  one  of 
the  membere  of  the  couple  conatitutod  by  the  cutter  and 
gear  blank  a  relatjive  rotatolnal  movement  such  that  the 
toothlike  projections  on  the  cutter  are  caused  to  overlap 
tfce  teeth  cut  In  tne  g^ar  blank  at  one  side  thereof,  where- 
try  fnrther  operatlpn  of  the  machine  In  a  normal  manner 
effects  slde-trtmmliig  of  the  teeth  previously  cut. 


1.470.230  TIM^R.  GnoaoB 
Calif.  Filed  Jun.  21.  1920. 
CTalms.      (CI.    200—21.) 


Williams.     Santa     Ana, 
Serial    No.    353,062.      2 


2.  Iq  a  timer,  the  combination  of  a  rotatably  moanted 
thJift.  a  support  rotatably  moanted  on  the  shaft,  raeani  to 
rotate  tb«  snppori,  a  toothed  clutch  memt>er  iooae  on  the 
shaft,  a  aeeoDd  tojothed  clutch  member  fixed  to  tbe  sfaaft 
and  adapted  to  drive  the  first  clutch  member  when  the 
•haft  la  turned  In  one  direction  and  to  be  inoperative  to 
drlTs  tb«  flrat  eh  itch  meaber  when  the  shaft  la  turned 
lo  the  opposite  direction,  ratchet  teeth  on  the  periphery 
of  tbe  first  elntct  member,  a  contact  member  secured  to 
tb«  NHwrt  and  l«Tlnc  ui  eiactrle  eonUct  and  a  detent 
•■  the  eoatact  me  aber  cosaaeabla  by  the  ratchet  teeth  to 
prertBt  rotatioo  « '.  tbe  Ant  dateb  ■ember  when  the  shaft 
la  timed  io  the  second  named  direction. 


1,470.231.      POSTMARKING    AND    STAMP  CANCKLINO 
MACHINE.     Walter  H.  BnvTB.s.  Stamford,  Coan.    Filed 

May    !,■?,    1921.      Serial  No.   4G'J,305.      15   Claims.      (CI. 
101—235.) 


1.  For  mechanism  of  the  rharacter  specified,  a  die 
•plmlle.  prlntT.  and  stop  arm,  all  formed  integral,  for 
the    purpose    apetifle*! 


1,470,2.32        VENDING    MACHINK       .lAMsa    A     DucaWT, 

Columbiis.     ohiip        FiU-i     Ffi.      1,     1922,       Serial    No. 
5.3.3, l!5>i       6  Claims       (<"1    34  -21   ) 


ferA'-rf**^. 


y 


1.  In  a  vendluu  machiiif-.  a  re.servoir  for  articles 
to  be  dispensed,  a  delivery  iae<'haniitm  connected  there- 
with, and  a  heating  device  arranged  around  tbe  pe- 
riphery of  the  re«H;rv(jlr  bottom  which  heats  said  pe- 
riphery only  and  located  adjacent  the  path  of  the  ar- 
tlclea  from    the   reservoir   to    the   delivery   mechanism. 


i.47(t.2.;;;      cf)NTi;(»i.i.i.\«;   \  \i.\e   Ft)R  hydraulic 

OIL  STORAGE  AND  DKSTKIBITION  SYSTEMS. 
FaiDEHiCK  G.  Fauk,  New  York.  N.  Y.  tiled  Feb. 
9.  1922.  .Serial  \r  .53:., 422.  G  Claims.  (CI. 
277—14.) 


1.  A    ralve    comprising   a    rasing   formed    of   a    single 
piece  of   material    having   parallel   allnement   ported  par- 


OOTOBEB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


325 


tltiOBS  dividing  the  same  into  inlet  and  outlet  cham- 
bert  asd  an  Intermediate  chamber,  a  delivery  connec- 
tioa  to  said  intermediate  chamber  arranged  below  the 
level  of  the  partition  separjitlnj;  the  same  from  said  out- 
let chamber,  and  valves  for  alternatively  closing  the 
ports  of  said  partitions 


1.470.234.  COIN  -  CONTROLI.El)  MECHANISM  FOR 
VENDING  MACHINES.  Albert  D.  Gaov-an,  New 
York,  N.  Y.,  aaslgnor  to  .\ufo8ale8  Corporation,  a  Cor- 
poration of  New  York  F11.><1  Sept.  20.  U>18.  Serial 
No.    255.768.      25    Clain3.H.       (CI.    194— 93  i 


24  3o; 


■ba 

2  In  a  coin-controlled  vending  machine,  a  hand-oper- 
able coin-carrier  adapted  to  receive  a  prescribed  phi 
rality  of  coins  and  carry  them  Into  operative  posi- 
tion, and  an  ejecting  member  controlled  by  tbe  com- 
bined action  of  all  of  snid  coins,  said  member  remain- 
ing Inoperative  when  an  Insufficient  number  of  coins  is 
deposited,  said  ooiii-carrier  lieinj:  adapted  to  return  an 
Insufficient    number    of   coins    to    a    refunding   position. 


1,470,235.  FILLING  Al'I'ARA TUS,  IlE.NRr  A.  HorsE, 
Jr..  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Filed  Feb  16.  1921  Serial  No. 
446,487.      6  Oalms.      (CI.    226—128.) 


1.  In  a  filling  apparatus,  a  tube,  a  valve  in  said  tube, 
a  valve  stem  normally  projecting  from  the  mouth  of 
said  tube,  said  tube  having  a  hole  through  its  wall 
t>eIow  said  valve,  a  sleeve  mounted  to  reciprocate  on 
said  tube  normally  below  said  bole,  an  arm  projecting 
from  said  sleeve  normally  below  the  mouth  of  said 
tabe.  whereby  when  the  mouth  of  the  tube  is  on  the 
bottom  of  the  receptacle  to  be  filled  the  valve  will  be 
unseated  and  the  sleeve  will  be  raised  to  cover  said 
bole. 


1.470,236.      DIRECTION   SIGNAL  FOR   AT7T0M0BILES 

JOBXPH    ^.    Ltnch,    Stockton,    Calif.      Filed    Aug.    28, 

1922.     Serial  No.  584,641.     5  Claims.      (CI.   116 — 61.) 

1.  A    direction    signal    structure    for    vehicles    compris 

ing   a   pair  of    turnable    shafts    extending   longitudinally 

of   the   Tehicle   on    opposite    sides    thereof,    signal    mem- 


bers monnted  on  the  shafts  at  rt(.:ht  angles  thereto, 
pinions  on  the  shafts.  t>en  crank.*  arranged  in  opposed 
relation    to    each    other    mounted    In    fixed    relation    with 


f» 


9    « 


.*■#«*■ 


the     shafts,  se^niental     gears     on     one    end    of    tbe     bell 

cranks,  and  means  applied   to  the  f n  e  ends  of  the  latter 

for    moving  the    same'   8imultaijeou>l.v    and    in    opposite 
directions. 


1.470.237  STEERING  WlIEKL  SWITCH  CONTROL 
Edgar  J.  M.aktki.,  Ijiconia.  N,  H.  Filed  Dec.  16,  1919. 
.Serial   No.   :;4r.,l!«l.      10  Claims.      Hi    'JOO — 44.) 


1.  An  electric  switch  control  adapted  to  l>e  mounted 
upon  the  steering  post  of  a  car,  comprising  a  curvilinear 
supporting  •  member  above  tbe  post,  a  casing  thereon, 
switch  levers  and  locking  means  therefor,  and  lockinf 
means  for  tbe  casing  in  said  easing. 


1,470,238.  REPEATER  SYSTEliU  Robert  C.  Mathis, 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Western  Electric  Com- 
pany, Incorporated,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation 
of  New  York.  Substitute  for  application  Serial  No. 
230.978,  filed  Apr.  26,  1918.  This  application  filed 
Apr.  5,  1921.  Serial  No.  458,857.  8  Claims.  (CI. 
179—170.) 


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1.  The  combination  of  a  telephone  line,  a  balancing 
line  therefor,  a  repeater  for  said  line,  and  an  alternat- 
ing current  relay  for  controlling  said  repeater,  aald  re- 


826 


1.4:0,239. 
Th  'VJa.s 

England. 
'>   Claims. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9,  1028 


terminala.    and    said    relay    and    uid 
in     conjugate     relation     to 


peater    compiiaing 
terminals     being    Associated 
said  lines. 

7.  .A.  two-way  repeater  gygtem  comprising  two  lines, 
a  rep«»ater  adapte<[  to  be  reversibly  connected  thereto 
and  means  comprising  a  single  Tolce  operated  relay 
device  for  revprsinj  the  repeater  connections  for  trans 
mission    in    either    direction    between    said    lines. 


MR      TUBB      FOR      PNRTM.VTIO      TIRES. 

Baker     McIj:roth.     liondon.     P'nirlatid,     as- 

T.    B     McLeroth    i  Tubes  i     I.imlt-'d,    London, 

Filed    Feb     9,     1923.       Serial    Nn     HIT, 930. 

iC).    i52— -22.) 


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!     A   stud    for   u 
of    rhe    kind    her*"in 
main    portions,    on*> 
therethroui^h    and 
other,    a    base    for 
ranijed    transversely 
the   pa-^sage   throu 
bouch    at    or    near 
said    ba.-i<?    portion 
rif'ck  of  the  other 


Kil 


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med 


in   an   air   tube   f')r   pneumatlo   tires, 

i^fore    set    forth,    constituted    by    tw.. 

with    a    sub.Ttantifllly    axial    pas.sage 

mprising   a    h<>aii    and    neck,   and    the 

Ith    a    passage    nr    pacsiiges    ar- 

thereof   so    as    tu    communicate    with 

the   other    porti-on    and    so    as    to    de- 

the    periphery    of    said    base    portion, 

t>einB    adapted    to    be    secured    to    the 

rtlon. 


1,470.240.  DaMOUNTABLE  RIM  FOR  VEHICLE 
WHEELS.  FBij>ELLiA  H.  Moyee,  Johnstuwn.  Pa. 
Continuation  in  fiart  of  application  Serial  \o.  770,314, 
filed  May  28,  19|]3.  This  application  filed  Sept.  14, 
191.474.      1    Claim.       (CI.    301—30.) 


1917.      Serial   No. 


.\  tire  rim  of  Integral  continuity  provided  with  con- 
tinuous reception  flinges,  being  split  transversely  there- 
of at  one  point  and  having  cut  therein  near  said  split 
an  aperture  provided  with  a  locking  shoulder,  and  a 
rigid  cleat  mountel  on  said  rim  and  projecting  be- 
jond  one  end  therejsf  and  provided  with  a  hoot  having 
formed  thereon  a  «b  arranged  to  engage  the  ahoalder 
In  said  aperture  toj  unite  but  permit  the  separation  of 
■aid  rim  ends. 


1,470,241.     HEATIIlG 
Fort    Wayne,    Ind 
615,233.     5  Claiiis 
3.  In   comblQatloi 

tbe  atove  and  harln  r 


APPARATUS.     David  8.  McaPHT. 

Filed    Jan.   27,    1923.      Serial    No. 
(CI.   126 — 108.) 
with  a   stove,  a  drum  sarroandlog 
an  open  bottom,  there  being  a  space 


between  the  walls  of  ihe  drum  and  the  shell  of  the  itOTe  ; 
a  smoke  plp«'  for  the  stove;  a  Jacket  surrounding  said 
smoke   pipe   and    having   openings    therein,    there   being  a 


spai'*'  'nnwepu  fhi' 
-imoii.?  j.i[,.>  ;  an,l  i 
an<l   wi'h  saiii  stovf 


Inner  walls  of  the  Jacket  and  said 
pip''  ronnertion  N'tween  said  Jacket 
It  a   poinr   Sn-neath  tli'>  K'rate  thereof. 


1.470  242 

OVBRTON. 


'   LOTHF.."-'  I>KVIN(;     DKVICE. 
Wat.ri.".,   Iowa       Filed   Feb    24 


Robert    M. 

1H21.     .Serial 


No.   447,5*32,      H   Claitu.-;.       it'l.   34      lit  i 


2.  A  device  of  the  chariicter  described.  Comprising  a 
hollow  casing  compostxl  of  foldably-connected  sections 
provided  with  openings,  a  rotatable  fan  wheel  positioned 
in  said  casing,  and  uu  orift'ed  partition  dividing  the  In- 
terior into  a  fan-wheel  chamber  and  a  clothes-receiving 
chamber. 


1,470,243.      OVERHEAD   PIANO  CABINET.      FaiirCMCO 

Pa.vico,   Brooklyn,   N.    Y.      Filed    Mar.   9,   1923.      Serial 

No.   623,855.     4  Claims.      (CI.  211—7.) 

1.   An   overhead    piano  cabinet   embodying  an  enclosure 

of  substantially  the  same  length  as  the  piano  with  which 

it   is  adapted   for  cooperation   and   standards  asaoclated 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


327 


with   the   opposite    ends   of   the   enclosure   and   extending 
downwardly  past  the  opposite  ends  of  the  piano  and  rest 


InK  upon   th     floor   for  the  purjtose  of  supporting  the  en- 
closure  above  the  piano  an-l   indep«>ndeBtly  ther»H.if. 


1.470.244  DUST  SHIELD  AND  COLLECTOR  FOR 
AUTOMOBILES  Hkkbebt  H.  Piper,  Jackson.  Mo 
Filed  Oct.  27.  1922.  Serial  No.  597.235.  3  Claims. 
I  CI.   2^0^159.) 


1.  A  dust  shield  and  collector  for  automobiles,  com- 
prising a  shield  attached  to  the  rear  portion  of  an  auto- 
mobile, said  shield  having  side  extensions  covering  the 
rear  side  of  the  hind  wheels  and  positioned  to  catch  the 
dust  agitated  by  the  moving  wheels,  and  a  flexible  con- 
nection between  the  shield  and  rear  axle,  substantially 
as  specified. 


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1,470,245,  CYLINDER  WASHING  MACHINE.  Geobgk 
Slioer,  Baltimore,  Md.  Filed  Sept.  27,  1921.  Serial 
No.    503.564.      2    Claims.      (CI.    68 — 18.) 


1.  The  combination  with  a  clothes  container,  a  Bnds 
container,  a  U-shaped  bearing  supported  on  one  side  of 
said  suds  container  and  a  pintle  on  one  end  of  »aid 
clothes  container  mounted  in  said  bearing,  of  a  disc  com- 
prising a  Blot  revolubly  mounted  In  the  other  tide  of 
•aid  suds  container,  n  locking  block  secured  to  the  other 


end  of  said  clothes  container  and  mounted  in  said  slot, 
•A  pin  for  locking  said  disc  and  block  together,  and  means 
on  the  exterior  of  said  suils  container  for  moving  said 
pin   to  unlock  said  disc  and  block. 


1.470,246.  SPRAY  BAR.  Leland  Willis  and  Olin  F. 
WoopwoRTH,  (irenlocli.  N.  J.,  assignors  to  Bateman 
and  Conip.'inies.  Incorporated,  Wilmington.  r>el  .  a  I'or- 
poratlon  of  L>eliiware  Filed  Sept.  1,  1920.  Serial  No. 
4U7.529.     9  Claims,      <C1.   299 — 39.) 


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^^  '-'■ 


1  The  combination  in  a  l^mj  bar  Of  «  supporting 
nicriiber  ;  an  arm  mounted  on  one  end  Of  said  supporting 
njemtxM-  an.l  projecting  at  a  rijrht  anglr  therefrom  ;  a 
main  supply  pipe  carried  by  the  .supporting  inemb<'r  ;  an 
extension  iiiiK'  movably  mounted  on  said  arm  :  nnd  a 
ooiidult  tii'xibly  connectin).'  said  main  pipe  and  extension 
pipe. 


1.470.247.         NUTCRACKING       MACHINE  Hekm.^NN 

Wilms,  St  Ixmis.  Mo.,  assignor.  I'v  direct  and  mesne 
assignment.--,  to  The  Wilco  Machine  I'ompany,  St  Ixiuls, 
Mo.,  a  Cor[>oration  of  Missouri,  Filed  Oct.  19,  1921. 
Serial   No.  50S.t]97.      14   Claims.      (Cl.   146 — 12.} 


1.  In  a  r.ut-cracking  machine,  an  axially  yleldable 
anvil-plunger,  a  reciprocatory  hammer-plunger  di.'fposed 
In  axial  allncment  with  said  anvil-plunger,  means  for 
locking  said  anvil-plunger,  a  plunger  rod  carried  by  said 
hammer-plunger  for  actuating  said  I6oking  means  to  lock 
said  anvil-plunger  at  a  predetermined  point  of  the  for- 
ward movement  of  said  hammer-plunger,  and  yleldable 
means  on  the  lock-engaging  end  of  said  lock  actuating 
plunger,  whereby  the  hammer-plunger  is  permitted  to 
complete   its   forward  stroke. 


1,470,248.  CONTAINER.  Ernest  W.  Wills,  Great 
Kills,  N.  Y.  Filed  Mar.  17,  1922.  Serial  No.  544,520. 
1   Claim.      iCl.  221 — 06.) 

.\  container  comprising  a  hollow  transparent  cylindri- 
cal body,  having  reduced  upper  and  lower  open  ends,  a  cap 
removably  engaged  with  the  upper  end,  a  cylindrical  casing 
screwed  on  the  lower  end  of  said  body,  said  casing  hav- 
ing an  opening  In  its  side  wall  and  a  slot  opposite  the 
opening,    a    cylindrical    shutter    operable    in    said    casing 


828 


adapted  to  control 
gaged    with    said 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


the  opening  ther»»through.  a  knob  fii 
shutter    passing    thru    the    mentioned 


\ 1 


iSpBBUaBP 


slot,  a  rpsilit-rit  agi:ator  carried  by  said  shutter  operabli 
in  said  b'jiiy  and  r  silifDt  mpans  on  the  exterior  of  said 
casing  for   iii.rmftllj    closing  said   shutter. 


1,470,249        GATE 

caiio.    III       FilM,] 
5    I  lairiis.       I  CI. 


LATCH.      William    S.    Wirr»x,   Chi 

May    IfJ,    1921       .Serial    No.    470.205. 
t92 — 238  ) 


0  . 


1.  A  latcii  comprising  a  latch  member  haying  a  shank, 
an  operating  arm  4t  the  upper  end  thereof  and  integral 
therewith,  i  pivot  Bearing  at  the  junctnre  of  said  shank 
and  arm,  a  cross-htad  at  the  lower  end  of  aald  shank, 
one  eod  portion  of  aaid  cross-bead  coDstltntliig  a  latch- 
bolt,  a  bracket  stippirting  said  piTot  b«arlng,  and  a  frame 
having  sidf  plates  l^tween  which  said  croM-head  swings 


and  by  which   it   i.s 


supported  against  lateral  strains. 


1.470,250       IJUK   i-Vl)   LATCH.      William    S.    Wittx.v, 
Chicago,   III      Fil-ii  M,,y   \r,,  1921.     Serial  No.  470,206. 
'     7   Claims.      <C1.   70 — 29.) 


prsi 


1.    A   latch    com 
to  one  side  of  a   do|) 
upper  end  In  said  fr; 
said   shank   and   no 


said  frame,  .i  (lin  conucited  with  and  projecting  laterally 
from  said  shank  adjacent  to  the  pivot  thereof,  and  ex- 
tending throi'ch  fi  slo-  In  the  diior  m  which  the  latch  Is 
ai'plied,  for  nioviiit;  i:r.,\  [M'h  Ivilt  out  uf  ii(>erative  posi- 
tion, and  an  oiMTatin^  arm  conn'-ctcd  with  the  upper  end 
of  said  shack. 


1,470,2.'.!        JAMB  FASTKNIN(;.      Joh.h  K.  Ahi.vin,  Joliel, 
111.      Kilt-<J  June  I'J,  VMO      ScrUl  No.  30.'?, 682.     4  Claims. 

H'l,  20— ;c  1 


1.  A  fast.-ning  device  for  the  purp<jse  set  forth  compri.'f- 
i^ii  a  shppt  metal  bar  .Njuipp.-d  with  an  integrally  formed 
brad  projecting  at  right  angles  to  the  bar,  and  e<julpped 
also  with  an  elbow-forra  brad  Integral  with  the  bar,  aald 
bar  having  an  extremity  projecting  beyond  said  elbow- 
form  brad  and  adapted  for  attachment  tn  a  wall,  aaid  ex- 
tremity being  dl.sposed  substMntially  at  right  angles  to  the 
body  of  said  bar,  and  ,<aid  elbow-form  brad  being  located 
at  the  Junctioii  of  th.  hody  of  the  bar  with  the  bent 
eitremltv. 


1.470.2.')2  ntO.MNG  TAHLK  Ki.OYD  Baker,  "cicern.  111., 
assignor  to  Sears,  Roebuck  k  Co.,  Chicago,  m..  a  Cor- 
ixjrafion  of  .New  York,  nied  Oct.  17,  liCl.  S.ri;il  No, 
flO^.lSl.      1   Claim.      (CI.  0>n^1U  i 


ng  a   frame  ailapted  to  be  secured 

r,  a  shank  pivotally  mounted  at  Its 

ime.  a  latch  bolt  at  the  lower  end  of 

itmaily   projecting   beyond   one  end  of 


.An  ironing  table  comprising  an  Ironing  board,  a  sup- 
porting structure  therefor  comprising  a  plurality  of  mem- 
bers pivotally  connected  together  between  their  ends,  one 
of  H.'iid  members  being  pivotally  connected  at  Its  upper 
end  to  said  ironing  board  and  extending  In  a  downwardly 
Inclined  direction  toward  the  opposite  end  of  said  board, 
said  board  being  provided  with  a  stop  surface  between 
said  last-referred-to  i.lvotal  connection  and  the  opposite 
end  of  the  board,  and  the  upper  end  of  the  other  of  said 
members  engaging  said  stop  surface  in  the  extended  po-^i- 
tion  of  said  supporting  structure,  the  one  of  said  members 
which  is  pivoted  to  said  board  having  a  stop-forming 
portion,  a  member  pivoted  at  its  upper  end  to  the  board 
and  adapted  to  engage  at  Its  lower  end  with  said  stop- 
forming  portion,  and  a  link  structure  operatively  con- 
necting said  last-named  member  with  the  one  of  said 
first-referred-to  members  other  than  the  one  recited  as 
pivotally  connect.-d  at  its  upiwr  end  to  .said  ironing  board, 
to  cause  the  said  last  named  member  and  the  member 
with  which  it  is  connected,  to  move  in  unison,  the  whole 
being  so  constructed  and  arranged  that  when  the  sup- 
porting structure  is  extendtd  nald  last-named  member 
engage-s  said  stop-forming  portion  and  the  one  of  said 
first-named  members  other  than  the  one  pivoted  to  said 
board,  engages  said  stop  surface. 


Octobjlb  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


329 


1,4T0,253. 
London, 
592,006. 


IMITATION  FIRE.  Herbebt  He.nky  REasY, 
England.  File,!  Oct.  3,  1022.  Serial  No. 
1   Claim.      (CI.  240—2.) 

(J 


A  construction  simulating  a  fuel  bed  for  imitation  flres, 

consisting  of  a  slab  of  translucent  material  molded  com- 
paratively smooth  on  the  inner  surface  and  having  pieces 
of  opaque  light  dirtusing  and  fuel-simulating  material 
embedded  in  the  outer  surface. 


,470,i:.-,4  TUrCK.  A[>f:i  MKtt  A.  Hisiine,  Rarinr.  Wis  ; 
Emma  .Maude  Hljihop  admlnl.stratrii  of  said  Adelmer 
.\  Bishop,  d. ceased  Filed  Mar.  8,  liCl.  Serial  No 
4,%0,600.      2  Claims       i  CI.   246-    24  i 


1  A  truck  body  having  a  plurality  of  vertical  parti- 
tions of  e<|ual  width  extending  radially  from  the  center 
thereof,  and  dividing  said  t)ody  Into  a  series  of  equal  com- 
partments, all  but  one  of  said  partitions  having  a  cover 
hinged  to  Its  upper  edge,  said  cover  being  morable  on  Its 
hinge  to  cover  either  of  the  compartments  adjacent  thereto 
with  its  free  edge  portion  resting  on  the  partition  be- 
tween the  compartments  so  covered  and  an  adjoining 
compartment. 


1.470,2r..';      SKINNING  KNIFE.     Robbrt  Biuldbs.  Chicago. 

III.     File  1  Aug.  21,  ll»22.     SiiHal  No.  583,197.     8  Claims. 
(Tl    17^  21. > 


4     ,4. 


1  In  a  knife,  a  casting  comprising  a  handle  and  a  blade 
hou.slng,  a  conduit  through  said  handle  to  said  housing,  a 
supply  pipe  for  said  knife,  a  threaded  fixture  connecting 
said  pipe  with  said  condalt,  th«  handle  being  provided 
with  nrirtces  whereby  the  fixture  Is  readily  reached  for 
screwing  or  unscrewing. 


1,470.2.';«  BLANK  nOIJDER  AND  EJECTING  DB\nCE 
FOR  BOLT  ifACniNES.  Samtkl  B.  Clat,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.  Filed  j!ine  11.  1921.  Serial  No.  476,879.  26 
Claims.     (CI.  10—89.) 


26.  A    bolt    machine,    compri"-ing    a    reciprocating    car- 
riage, a  holder  on  said  carriage  in  which  bolt  blanks  can 


Ih'  arranged  end  to  , mi  and  fi-d  forwardly  u.iwaril.s  the 
mechanisui  which  art.s  on  the  blanks,  .said  holder  being  so 
constructed  tliat  th>'  end  blank  can  be  discharged  there- 
from by  a  side  Idnw.  an  e.i.-ctiiik'  di'virr  on  s;i.id  e.-irriage 
Comprising  a  ( ylindor  and  a  plunger  in  said  c.\!inder,  a 
valve  for  admitting  an  oi>eratinB  medium  to  snid  cylin- 
der, and  a  trlppirjg  device  that  causes  said  valve  m  art 
antomntlcally  during  the  return  stroke  of  the  carriage. 


1,470,257.  INI>EX-rAUD  STITuRT.  (Ii-hok  I!  Ijaw- 
Si>.v,  « 'atiibridge.  Mas.s.,  assij,'!u)r  to  Libniry  Hun-au.  a 
Corporaiinn  uf  .New  Jers.y.  Filed  I't;-  .'i,  I'.'^'l  ."Se- 
rial Nii,    520, 1S5.      4  (Malms.      iCl.   1L';»      IT,  7.) 


/<? 


M£^^^ 


■.J 


i 


'  j- 


1.  In  a  card  index  system,  a  .sized  fahrii  hitme  member 
having  a  card  .■ittachini:  iHirtinri.  a  hlngr  piirtion  extend- 
ing at  an  angle  to  s.aid  rard-attacldng  portion,  and  a  !i;ir- 
attaching  portion  extending  at  an  angle  to  said  hinge 
portion. 


1,470,268.      SPOOL    HOLDER.      FIermax    Ehfi.ich.    Chi- 
cago.  111.      Filed   May   .'.,   1922.      Serial   No.    558.648.      7 
Claims.      Hi    242—139.) 
/e 


1  In  a  spool  holder,  a  vertical  standard,  a  pair  of 
r'latively  rotat.able  concentric  member  mounKd  on  said 
standard,  spool  holding  spindles  pivoted  on  <in<  of  said 
members  and  tiltable  for  removal  of  a  spool  therefrom 
when  said  members  are  in  a  predetermined  circumferen- 
tial position  and  untiltable  when  said  member.s  are  in  a 
different  predetermined  position,  and  means  for  locking 
said  members  from  relative  rotation  In  sucli  latter 
position. 


1,470,259.  SPRING  CLAMP.  Bertha  Ehbman,  St 
Louis,  Mo.  nied  Jan.  27,  1923.  Serial  No.  «! 5,225.  2 
Claims.      {C\.  24— .'<7.) 


1.   A  spring  clamp  comprising  two  U-shaped  body  mem- 
bers each  having  hooks,  a  long  loop  and  a  short  loop  ;  and 


330 


a  tensioDal  ipring 
•lag  eyes   arranged 

short   loop  of  elthe 


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OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


connecting  said  body  members  and  hav- 
to  engage  with  thp  long  loop  or  the 
■  member. 


1,470,260     hardi:ned  water-repellent  gypsum 
plaster   and  method   for  producing  the 

SAME.     Joseph  w.  EMcasov,  Sallda.  Colo.     Filed  Ang. 
1,5.  l'.)-'l.    Serial  Ko.  492,478.     15  Claims.     (Cl-U)6 — 34.) 
1.    An    article   of   manufaeturo    comprl.sing   "set"    or   hy- 
drous   gypsum    plasiter.    the    fwres    of    which    are    substan- 
tially  flll^d  with  siilphur 


rings,  an  expansion  ring  lnt«>rpo8ed  between  the  same, 
said  expansion  ring  being  flat  in  cross  section  and  con- 
structed of  thin  spring  steel  and  split  to  permit  cir- 
cumferential fxpansion.  and  also  having  a  corrugated 
or  wave  like  surface  formed  to  permit  vertical  expan- 
sion, and  !i  pair  uf  recesses  formed  In  the  adjacent  faces 
of  the  first  iiamt'd  rln>;8.  one  recfss  In  each  ring  to  re- 
ceive op[iiiSfM!  ciirriiL'atfd  portinns  of  the  interposed  ring 
and  to  prevent  turning  movement  of  the  several  rings. 


1,470. -'61        BRACKET.       I-orretta.    C      Harhist.ton,    St. 
Paul.   Mian       Filed   Apr     IS.   1922.      Serial   No    .">r)4,426. 

1    I'lalra.       I  CI.    C4— 127) 


.\    bracket    com 
body  portion,  a  ce 
vided   with   a   circ 
•aid    -ore,   whereb 
and   outwardly   wl 
movement    th-^reon 
tlon    confined   l)elo 
said   Cure   :uid   in    f 
part   thereof,   whe 
gripped     and     held| 
stanttallv  as  desc: 


ising  a  fastener  member  including  a 
tral  core,  said  body  portion  being  pro 

ferentlal  cutaway  portion  leading  to 
a  rope  may  be  passed  upwardly  over 
respect  to  said  core  and  have  free 
and    means   within   said   cutaway   por- 

the  plane  of  the  uppermost  part  of 
ont  of  the  plane  or  the  rearwardmost 
by  a  rope  encircling  said   corf   will  be 

asralnst  retrograde  movpment,  sub- 
b*"d. 


1.470,282.       VENTILATOR.      Oscab    Henriksen,    Argyle, 


Minn        Filed    f* 
Claims.      I  CI. 


t.    16.    1921.      Serial    So     501  140       5 


1     .\  v^-ntilator 
elemt^nt    having    a 
poslte  ends,   closuj 
ends    of    tht>    pass) 
hinged   to   the   top 
the   bottom    wall    ( 
tanooiisly  opening 
an  osclUatahly   m 
atlvely  supported 
portions   operative 


af  the  character  described  including  an 

passagp    therethrough    open    at   its   op- 

e  plates   hinged   to   the  element   at   the 

me,    one    of    said    closure    plates    being 

wall  of  the  passage  and   the  other  to 

)f    the    passage,    and    means    for    simul- 

or  closing  the  closure  plates  including 

cjunted   cross  bar.  and  a  lazytongs  oper- 

pon  the  cross  bar  and  having  opposite 

y   connected  to  the  closure  plates. 


1,470.264.  nOOK  FOR  P:VK(;LASS  chains.  Charlm 
L.  HoJUE.  Oakland.  Calif  Fllwl  Feb  '.).  1022.  Serial 
No.    535.240.      2    Claims.       'CI.    24— 237  i 


1  A  hook  ■fimpri-sing  a  .sinub'  i>ie<>  of  wire  bent  Into 
an  eye,  spring  arms  extending  from  the  eye,  the  upper 
ends  of  the  sprint;  arms  being  twisted  in  one  direction 
and  the  arm.s  bfinK  twisted  together  approximately  In  the 
middle  in  th"^  .[iposite  din-ctiun,  nald  arms  diverting 
atwve  and  inlnw  tti''  ^ciond  t'.vtst.  said  arms  frminatlng 
In   U  shaped  hooks 


l,470.2B.'>  WORKHCLmN(;  ATTACHMENT  FOR  MILL- 
ING MACHINES  Ahthcr  S  Hoi.me.s.  Oshkosh,  Wis. 
Filed  June  IH.  1921.  Serial  No.  47S,613.  10  Claims. 
(CI.    90-50  > 


1.  A  work  holding  attachment  for  milling  machines 
and  the  like  <omprising  in  combination  a  base  adapted 
to  be  secured  to  the  bed  of  the  machine,  a  work  holder 
mounted  on  said  base  to  swing  vertically  and  provided 
with  a  plurality  of  work  holding  means  arranged  equi- 
distantly  from  the  axis  of  said  work  holder,  and  releas- 
able  bolts  for  engaging  .said  holder  and  holding  the  same 
Bo  as  to  present   a  piece  of  work  in  operative  position. 


1.470.2^3.  PISTON  RING.  William  R  Hbslbwood 
and  Harrt  F.  Mocimb,  Oakland,  Calif.,  assignors  to 
Harry  F.  Mocine.  William  R.  Heslewood,  George  J.  Carr, 
ind  E  B.  Kimtall,  trustees  of  The  M.  and  H.  Piston 
Ring  Company.  Filed  May  18.  1921.  Serial  No. 
470.511.      1    Claim.      (Cl.   74—109.) 


X  piston  ring 
pair     of 


snperpoiied 


<it  the  character  described  comprising  a 
clrcumferentially     expansible     split 


.4  70,26  6  INTERCHANGEABLE-UNIT  CARRIER. 
Henry  Wim.iam  Kiriuner.  St  I^uls,  Mo.  Filed 
Feb  16.  1920  Serial  No.  359.071  13  Claims.  (Cl. 
105 — 366.) 


12.  The  combination  of  a  carrier,  a  plurality  of  down- 
wardly facing  hooked  members  pivoted  adjacent  the  floor 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


331 


of  said  carrier,  a  remoyable  container  mounted  on  said 
carrier  and  provided  with  upwardly  facing  pockets  In 
Its  side  walls,  and  means  for  moving  said  members  on 
their  pivots  to  enter  said  recesses  to  secure  said  con- 
tainers on   said   carrier. 


1,470,267.  SNAP  FASTENER.  Max  F.  Kibssling. 
Waterbury,  Conn.,  assignor  to  American  Fastener  Cora 
pany,  Waterbury.  Conn.,  a  Corporation  of  Connecticut. 


Filed    Apr     25, 
(Cl.   24— 20M  ) 


1921 


Serial    No.    556,509.      6    Claims. 


1.  In  a  snap-fastener,  a  stud  mfraber.  a  socket  nu-m 
ber  for  detachably  receiving  the  end  of  said  stud  memt)er, 
said  socket  memlx'r  comprising  a  base,  a  shank,  and  a 
washer,  said  shank  being  closed  at  the  top  and  provided 
with  a  reduced  neck  portion  intermediate  its  length,  the 
top  of  said  shank  being  adapted  to  be  headed  over  upon 
said  washer,  the  diameter  of  the  closed  top  and  the  bot- 
tom of  said  shank  being  substantially  the  same  in  their 
original  condition,  before  the  top  of  the  shank  has  been 
headed  over  upon  the  stud  member. 


1,470,268.  CLTTCH  MECHANISM.  Jacob  Lacth, 
Chicago,  111.  Filed  Apr.  3u.  1920.  Serial  No.  377,738. 
1    Claim.      (Cl.    192 — 68.) 


In  clutch  mechanism,  the  combination  of  a  wheel  pro- 
vided with  a  flange,  a  pair  of  clamping  members  en- 
circled by  said  flange,  a  shaft  equipped  with  a  wheel 
having  Its  peripheral  portion  interposed  between  said 
clamping  members,  a  ring  comprising  segmental  blocks 
provided  with  radial  slots  and  segmental  blocks  alter- 
nating with  said  first-named  blocks,  levers  having  their 
outer  ends  pivoted  in  the  slots  of  said  first-named  blocks, 
a  housing  member  having  a  hub  portion  through  which 
said  shaft  extends,  bolts  connecting  said  housing  member 
and  said  segmental  blocks  to  the  flange  of  said  first- 
named  wheel,  a  sleeve  monnted  on  said  shaft  and  ex- 
tending through  the  hub  portion  of  said  housing  member, 
B4ld  sleeve  having  its  inner  end  equipped  with  a  bearing 
for  said  levers  and  its  outer  end  equipped  with  means 
for  actuating  the  sleeve,  snd  a  spring  interposed  be- 
tween the  hub  portion  of  said  housing  men)ber  and  the 
inner  ends  of  said  levenu 


1,470.269.  COMBINATION  SCOOP  BOARD  AND  END 
GATE.  William  Lawhc.ncb,  Harcourt.  Iowa.  Filed 
Sept  13.  1921.  Serial  No.  500.393.  6  Claims.  <CL 
29*— S9. 1 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  class  described,  spaced  parallel 
and  vertically  arranged  supports,  a  scoop  board  having 
its  lower  end  pivotally  and  slidably  mounted  in  and 
between  tlie  lower  ends  of  said  supports,  a  bail  member 
pivotally  mounted  on  the  upper  ends  of  the  said  sup- 
ports having  parallel  and  downwardly  extending  por- 
tions and  a  transverse  portion  connecting  their  lower 
ends,  a  horizontally  arranged  rod  pivoted  to  the  upper 
end  of  said  scoop  board  and  slidably  mounted  on  the 
downwardly  extending  portions  of  said  ball,  the  said  por- 
tions being  designed  to  rest  substantially  parallel  with 
the  scoop  board  when  the  same  is  in  an  upright  position, 
and  a  locking  device  for  securing  the  transverse  portion 
adjacent  to  said  scoop  board. 


1.470.270.  DOUBLE-LEVER  GATE  LOCK.  Fra.vk  S. 
LiviNosTON,  Ix)8  Angeles.  Calif,  assignor  to  Snow 
Manufacturing  Company,  Los  .\ng«  If*.  Calif.  Filed 
S«.pt.  17,  1921.  Serial  No.  501.474.  S  Claims.  (.Cl. 
251 — 56.) 


1.  In  a  gate-valve,  a  base-plate  having  a  passage  there 
through  with  a  surrounding  valve  seat,  guiding  channel.* 
on  the  base-plate  having  each  one  shank  spaced  from  the 
face  of  the  said  valve  seat,  a  cover-plate  having  an  engag- 
ing face  to  co-act  with  the  valve  seat  and  having  engaging 
edges  projecting  in  the  opposite  direction  from  the  cover- 
plate  to  coact  with  the  spaced  shanks  of  the  guiding 
channels,  and  an  operating  lever  on  the  cover-plate  having 
wedge-shaped  engaging  ends  to  wedge  between  the  cover- 
plate  and  the  spaced  shanks,  the  said  engaging  edges  being 
broken  away  to  allow  free  movements  of  said  lever  be- 
tween said  cover  plate  and  said  spaced  shanks  and  adapt- 
ed to  guide  the  cover-plate  while  the  lever  is  in  inopera- 
tive position. 


U2 


1,470.271.  VAL 
80.V  Scaling 
Oct.  9,  1922 
152—12.1 


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E    FOR   PNEUMATIC  TIRES.      ROBIN- 

BiBjc,    BIrminjffaam,     England.       Ftkrf 

ISerial    No.    593.262.      i    Claim.      (CI. 


In  valves  f'<r  pieumatic  tires  the  combination  of  a  cap 
member  closed  at  the  upper  end  and  having  an  Internal 
screw  thread  to  engage  a  screw-thread  on  the  valve  body,  a 
tap^'red  recess  at  t  iae  open  lower  end  of  the  cap  member  ex 
tending  without  break  or  step  from  said  open  end  to  the 
interna]  bore  of  tme  cap,  a  rim  nut  screwed  upon  the  vaJve 
body  b*low  the  cafi,  and  a  tapered  rf>«lllent  washer  carried 
on  the  apper  fact  of  the  rim-nat  and  surroanding  the 
ralve  body,  the  ankle  which  the  sides  of  the  re^n  In  th« 
cap  member  maktj  with  the  vertical  being  greater  than 
that  made  by  the  iides  of  the  resilient  washer  to  that  the 
lower  end  of  the  t«p  gathers  and  eompre^es  the  upper 
part  of  the  reallleit  washer  snugly  around  the  valre  body 
to   form   an   alr-tliht  Joint   therewith. 


1.470.272  ENOTKE-rONTROLLED  CT^UTCH-RELEAS- 
ING  MEANS.  Ross  Ivinhob  Bbi-pta.  Ged,  La.  Filed 
rw     0,    1919       Serial    No.    343,580       14    Claims.       (CI 

74  —  107 


7  The  combinat  on  with  an  automobile  motor  having  a 
throttle  .md  a  cluijch.  of  means  controlled  by  the  throttle 
for  automatically  Wnlding  the  clutch  In  dlseneaged  position 
at  minimum  moto^  speed  arran(?ed  to  release  the  clutch 
for  m'^voment  to  eW.^ged  position  when  the  speed  of  the 
motor  Is  Increa.i^e'l] 


MP 


1,470.273-       CL.AJ 
LIKE.      Locis   H 
half  to  Albert  ( 
Serial    No.    534..' 


FOR     BAKINO     PANS     AND    THF> 
bEBs,  Chicago.   lU.,  a«algnor  of  one- 
>ihn.   Chicago.   111.      riled   p-eb.   «.   1922 
•1R2.      l.'i   Claims.      ( Cl.   53—6.) 


1.   In  comblnatioi  with  a  plurality  of  pans  arranged  In 
a  row.  each  havlnj    its  upper  edges  outturaed,  means  for 


•ecurlng  said  pans  together  comprising  a  strapping  ar- 
ranged at  each  side  of  the  row,  and  a  connection  be- 
tween the  strappings  and  oach  pan  end  inrlnding  a  clamp 
having  a  hook  adapt.-ii  to  overlie  the  pnn  tMlge,  and  an- 
other hook  adaptf'd  to  un<lerli»>  tbe  strapping  lower  edge 
on  which  is  fnrm.d  an  inrlincd  fnro,  the  latter  hook  being 
Inclined  ako  tu  m..vi'  wrfU'lnyly  a\oun  the  strapping 
whereby  the  latter  is  tmhtened  ntiainst  the  under  side  of 
the   paoH   oiitturne.1   .  .ij;,-.    substantially   as  described. 


1.470.1'74       HAKI.M;    r.W       I/ir,.s   H    IfKB.s,  (hlrago.   III., 

a.ssigni.r  of  one  half  f..  .Mltf-rr  ''ohn.  (/hicTgo,  111.      Filed 
Feb,   i:;,   i9l-_-      .^.-riai  N,.    r,;;c,,.rj,';      lo  cuim^ 
.',3— *•>  . 


(CI. 


jO 


1.  The  combination  with  a  plurality  of  pans  arranged 
tide  by  side,  eacii  liaviug  an  outturaed  edge,  of  meant  for 
connecting  the  several  pans  in  unitary  relation  romprltlng 
a  strap  from  which  [xirtions  are  laterally  bent  to  provide 
hooks  each  adapte<l  t^'  overlie  the  edge  of  one  pan,  and 
from  which  other  portions  are  laterally  bent  in  the  tame 
direction  to  provide  guldewayt  which  face  the  pan  edges 
in  Inclined  relation  th-reto,  and  a  plurality  of  wedge  ele- 
ments, one  adapted  to  slide  within  each  guldeway  and 
to  present  a  portion  of  itself  ben.Mith  the  edge  of  the 
proximate  pan  to  thereby  maintain  the  strap  h(^H)k  In 
engaging  relation  therewith,   substanrinlly  as  described. 


1,470,275       AEBOPLA5E.      Loaaxzo    ^aaaARi,    Oakland, 
Calif       Filed    Mar.    15.    1919.      Serial    No.    2S"  823        1 
244—25.) 


Claim.      (CI. 


-r 


X 


2^ 


A  flying  machine  having,  in  combination,  a  frame,  oa- 
cillatlng  yokes  pivotally  niounte<l  upon  said  frame,  arbora 
extending  transrerwly  throtigh  said  yokes  carrying  on 
e*ch  tide  thereof  a  series  of  propellers,  means  for  drlring 
tald  arbort  contitting  of  t  pulley  mounted  on  each  arbor 
in  the  o|>«ning  of  each  yoke  a  main  drlTlng  shaft  mounted 
upon  said  frame  provided  with  a  pulley,  beltt  connecting 
said  poUeya  together  and  adapted  to  tranamlt  tbe  power 
from  tald  shaft  to  tald  arbort. 


OOTOBEB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


833 


1,470,278.       PACKING    DEVICE    FOR    VALVE    STEMS. 

Albert  C.  Lindbi.oom,  Chl<ago,  111.     Filed  June  5,  1922. 
Serial  No.  r>65,832.     5  Claims.      (Cl.   123—188.) 


y/y 


1.   Means  for  packing  the  valve  stems  of  Internal  com- 
bustion  engines  comprising  a   felt   like   material   adapted 

to  surround  f<ald  valve  stem  within  the  Intake  passage  of 
the  engine  and  a  spring  adapted  to  extend  between  the 
valve  and  said  material  (or  compreeslng  the  material  about 
said   valve  stem. 


1,470,277.  AUTOMATIC  BEGUUVTOR.  Andhbw  B 
LOFTCS,  Archbald.  Pa.  Filed  Apr.  24,  1922.  Serial 
No.   556,246.      S  Claims.      (Cl.  200—80.) 


1.  An  automatic  regulator  Including  a  switch;  a  latch 
member  mounted  on  the  switch  ;  means  associated  with 
the  switch  and  latch  permitting  an  actuating  instrumen- 
tality to  operate  the  latch  In  one  direction  without  operat- 
ing the  swich  ;  and  meant  for  effecting  operation  of  the 
twitch  when  the  latch  it  moved  in  another  direction. 


1,470,278.       TYPOGRAPHIC     NUMBERING    MACHINE. 

Pma  Malbwio   and   Joseph   Wallacs,   Chicago.    111. 

Filed  Sept.   23,   1922.     Serial  No.  690,132.     6  ClaioM. 

(Cl.   101—88.) 

1.  In  a  numbering  machine,  a  aet  of  printing  number 
wheels,  mechanism  for  actuating  tald  wheels  to  bring 
the  numerals  in  proper  order  into  position  at  tbe  inlatlag 


face  of  the  device  and  a  frame  for  housing  and  supporting 
said   mechanism,   isaid   frame   including  two   pairs   of  end 


members,  one  pair  at  each  end  of  the  frame,  the  members 
of  each  ftalr  being  pivoted  toKPther  adjacent  the  printing 
face  of  the  device. 


1.470,279.  ELEVATOR  INTERLOCK.  Thomas  A. 
Mat.viLLE,  Jerome,  Ariz.  Filed  June  12.  ll»i:i'.  Serial 
No.    867,750.      7    Claims.      fCl.    ]S7   -49.) 


5.  In  a  safety  elevator  Interlocking  device,  the  combi- 
nation with  the  shaft  door,  the  elevator  car,  the  con- 
troller, means  for  locking  the  controller,  manually  oper- 
ated mechanism  on  the  car  and  a  guide  member  adapted 
to  be  positioned  by  said  mechanism,  of  means  mounted 
Independently  of  the  car  for  locking  the  shaft  door 
comprising  a  hinged  member  pivotally  secured  at  the 
landing,  a  cam  actuating  means  for  said  hinged  mem- 
ber comprising  a  cam  having  a  toUct  thereon  adapted 
to  cooperate  with  said  guide  member  to  lock  and  unlock 
tald   door  upon   actuation    of   said    mechanism. 


1,470.280.       IDENTIFICATION     CL.XMP.       Heu^brt     V. 

McCi:m,och.  Minneapolis.    Minn        Filed    Apr.    17,    1922. 
Serial    No.    553,818.      1    Claim.       (Cl.    24— 258  i 


An  klentlflcation  clamp  comprising  an  approximately 
U-shaped  spring  metal  body  formed  with  parallel  slots, 
a  yoke  having  parallel  ears  passed  through  the  slots 
In  the  arms  of  said  clamp  body,  and  a  cam-acting  lever 
pivoted  to  the  projecting  ends  of  the  ears  of  said  yoke 
and  opermtlng  to  clamp  the  arma  of  said  body  onto  an 
artiels    paased    between    the    tame,    said    yoke    Imu^edl- 


.•534 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


»tely  adjacent  tol  its  transverse  base  porriDn  haviuR 
outwardly  off»«t  channels  Interlocking  the  same  to  one 
of  the  arms  of  sajiil  clamp  body  and  locating  the  arms 
of  said  yoke  Inws^r'!  of  the  ed>;es  of  th»  arms  of  saii! 
clamp  body 


1, +  70,281 

Canada, 
Molstad. 
W     1922 


P^RYli.''.  AND  ROASTINi;  I'A  N  rnVKR 
FbboebJi'K  Mohlmav,  EiitD'  i.t!>n.  Alberfn. 
assisfn^r     itf     one-half     r  ,i      Flilwiir'!      Howard 

Edm'i^i'on.     AJbt^rta.      I'anaili         P'iled     June 
S»>riH)    No    568.222,      1    Claim       ci.    53—7.) 


.li>sii,'iie<l  ti)  rtveive  a  tractor  r^fir  niif,  nH'iins  for  se- 
curint;  a  tract'T  rear  axle  in  saiil  rviiruJrlcal  opening, 
tin  extension  aiJe  memb+T  furmed  dii  the  l«)d.v  portion 
iiid  (leslKned  to  b*  Inserted  in  li  triii-fMr  wheel  hub. 
niejins  for  senirirn;  \'  •'•T'-  '  and  ;i  disk  shaped  mem- 
rie--  fo.^med  '>•!  ^h>-  .  d;.  ■,-^-r.'i.  aii<l  in>a!.-i  fur  clamping 
it  to  a  tractor  wh>-el. 


'  In    a    frying    aiifl    roasfine    pan 

h;ivini<    hooded    v^^Ars    tapering    in 


l,47il,.'s4         Id<.',i:K       l"H.i\l(S 
Colo.      Filed    A  I-     j:      l.'-M 
Claims,      i'Cl    55-- IH.) 


K.       P<x)i  EB,       I'ueblo, 
Serial    No.    496.080.      2 


open    mouths    pr<i:^''ting    upwardlv    fr   m 

_, 


a     pail     ft:.d     a     "over 

'Pn    like    sn.i;>e    from 
■'    cover. 


1.47n282.       MET! 
BINDER  COVE 
assignor     to     W 
Ciirporatlon    of 
No     573,681.      ■ 


loii   OF   pRODC'  IN<;    i.no.>^F.  i.f:af- 

liS      Cejirt.e  W,   Newmkn,  I'hicag'i.    111., 

II,si>n  .Jones  Loose  F.e.if  I'ompany,  a 
Illinois  Filed  .luly  -v,  r.<22.  Serial 
i^l.i:m3,       I  i.l     1.'4— 2.) 


/-     4  — 


1,    The    method 
era    from    a    roll    o( 
slats    In    cutting 

of    the    flbr-'.    st.ic 


2.  An  Implement  of  the  cUm  described  comprising 
a  handle  havlne  an  eloncated  shank,  a  tule  fitting  over 
Bald  8h;iiii<  :t'!i!  jr,, ■,;!..,!  v^,-*i  i  t,iinde,  and  a  wedge 
■hap«d  pin  passing  trans',  ersel.v  througii  the  tube  and 
'li.-  -I  ha  Ilk  "i  t,'.^-  'landle. 


1  471,1  .'S.-,  PHP  Til  iN 

I'SiiKB!-".    Bill.'    islar.d 
No      440,'.»,st',         1  4 


Idi  WT     i;!;  \1 

1         i'iled    .I:in 

riairiTi  CI,    21,'!^ 


I  f  KR  M  AN       C 

1!'21      Serial 


f    producing    blank.s    for    binder    cot- 
pyroxylin    coated    fabric,    which    con 
he    blanks    obliquely    to    the    direction 
ng   a    plurality    of   blanks   In    superim- 


posed relation  with  these  edges  in  alinement.  com- 
pressing said  blanjks  and  singeing,  and  fusing  the  edges 
thereof. 


9 

1,    In    a    frictiiiii    draft    .;.'nr,    the    I'oiniiination    with    a 
''oupler    yoke    haviiig     i    fri.  liun    surfare    angular    to    the 
of   draft  ;    (if    a    single    follower    movable    In    the'llne 
Ir.ift  .     :\     Id' '•k     stru. dure     frictionally     engaging    the 
fri'Tinr:     -urf.-vi     and     the    foli.iwer    and     moved 

the    line    nf    draft  :     a 
the    first 


lin. 


a  fi)resaii 

tiy     the     follower 
se>xii)d     td>"-k     strui'ture 
and    ninved    in    the    line   id 
.a     spring     i,[  p.^sing 


f  ure 


1.47028.''..        REAH-.\XLE 
TR.u:-TORS.      J 
Dec.    5,    1921 
180—75.) 


EXTENSION  DEVICE  FOR 
>Hv  L  0PIT7,  Clarlnda.  Iowa.  Filed 
Serial    No.    60.', 01**.      2    Claims.       (CI. 


1.  A    device    o1 
body    portion    hav 


t  rar;s  Vermel y     of 

f  net  li>nally     engaging 

■   draft    by    the   first    t.Iock   struc- 

...     .-     -, ,,     ,...„     t'e     movement     nf     tlie     second 

block  strii.'ture  by  the  first  anil  serving,  when  free  to 
act,  to  reverse  the  gear  efTected  movements  of  said 
bl'.ek  .-trucfir"^  and  fnU.w.T:  and  draft  ""  "*  " 
motion  limiting  fur^na  ttnns  with  whi.di  the 
ture  that  f  rictionallv'  e'i.;ages  the  af.Te 
upon    the    coupler    ynke    is    engageable 


dlls  having 
liloc'k  struc- 
li'l     surface 


47'X2H6  DH.VCT  > . t. A H  Hitkmav  r  I'RirBr.  Blue 
Island.  Ill  Filed  .July  2.;,  1921.  Serial  No.  487,170 
14   Claims       M'l.    213 — 49.) 


the     class     described,     comprising     a 
ng    at    one    end    a    cylindrical    opening 


10.   .\    draft    gear    including  a   coupler   yoke;    longitudi- 
nal   sills    between    which    said    yoke    ii    disposed :    a    fol- 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


U,  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


335 


lower  surrounded  by  th.'  yoke  .  a  longitudinal  spring 
engaging  the  follower;  and  a  spring  seat  upon  the  fol- 
lower, said  spring  seat  having  longitudinal  tongue  and 
groove  engagement  with  the  yoke  permitting  movement 
of  the  spring  seat  longitudinally  of  the  yoke  while  in 
assembly  therewith. 


1.470.2S7.       DR.MT    (JE.XR.       Hek.man     C      Phiebe.    Blue 
Island,    111,      I'iled    Dec     12,    1!»22       .'Serial    No    f)Ut;.52. 
7    Claims.       ,1  1     21.';      4!   t 


■  rTidll<THHWiJW 


_si  O  J  J  s>   .)  j| 

9C>  d  3  0  J  ^ 

p^a  TT3"a  3 

7,  In  a  dr.aff  gear,  tl,;e  combination  witli  a  ''M);.|er 
having  ii  \oke  carrying  an  outwardly  facing  spiing  re 
ceivlng  seat  upon  its  inner  end;  of  a  spring  iaxuig 
it.s  inner  end  ui-oii  said  ^eat  .  .an  outer  followa>r  and 
two  rockers  having  opposed  ronvex  .■,  actiiig  curved 
surfa<'es  extending  trnn^\.r^ely  of  the  gear,  one  of  th.'se 
rockern  heing  engageii  \.\  the  inner  end  of  the  afore 
said  follower  an<i  the  other  of  the  aforesaid  rock.Ts 
i.eing  engaged  1  y  the  iiiiicr  end  of  the  yoke,  the  latter 
roeker  also  having  engagement  with  the  .aiter  erni  of 
the  aforesaid  spring. 


1.470.2»^'^  DUAFT  CFAR,  Hek.m.o  C  I'uikre.  BIiii 
Island.  III.  Fil.d  Der  12.  l'.»22.  Serial  No  60fi.52": 
3    Claims.       iCl     21"      41  ,  . 


•-^lo^^^^i^ 


1.  In  a  draft  gear,  t!ie  combination  with  a  rouphr 
having  a  yoke  .oi.'  of  whose  sides  carries  two  out 
wardly  facing  spring  rereiving  sockets  whose  bottoms 
are  upon  the  inner  end  of  the  yoke  :  of  two  longitudinal 
springs,  each  socket  having  a  spring  therein  ;  an  outer 
follower  encloPfsl  liy  the  yoke  ;  and  a  rocker  having 
engagement  with  the  inner  end  of  the  aforesaid  fol 
lower,  the  inmr  end  of  the  yoke,  and  also  with  the 
outer  ends  of   the   .aforesaid   springs. 


1.470,280.  TWIN  HE.VD  BORING  BAR  (mmmmhk 
RArjiARD,  New  York,  N  V  Filed  Oct.  i:'.,  1022  Serial 
No.    504,414       .-.    f'lnitns       (CI.    29—06.) 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  kind  de8cril)ed.  a  main  body 
having  a  longitudinal  bore  internally  threaded  at  its 
rearward  end.  the  wall  of  said  main  body  being  pro- 
vided at  one  side  adjacent  to  its  forward  end  with  tool 
receiving  openings  spaced  longitudinally  one  from  the 
other,  one  of  said  openings  having  spaced  forward  and 
rear  sides  disposed  at  an  angle  of  90  degrees  relative 
to  the  longitudinal  axis  of  the  main  body,  the  second 
of  said  openings   having   spaced   forward   and    rear   sides 


disposed  at  an  angle  of  45  degrees  relative  to  the  longi- 
tudinal axi>  of  tiie  main  i.ody,  the  wall  of  said  main 
body  being  further  [truvlded  at  its  opposite  side  \^ith 
a  third  tool  receiving  opening  having  simced  forward 
and  rear  sId.  s  disposed  at  an  aiigle  of  45  degrees  rela- 
tive to  ttse  longitudinal  axis  of  the  main  ta.d)  ai;d 
alined  respectively  with  the  forward  nn.l  rear  sid.^  of 
flie  seooiiii  opening,  said  third  opening  !>eirig  s  -  ..iis- 
posed  tli.at  tli.'  inner  traT,isverse  edg.  ,,f  its  f.  'ward 
side  and  tiie  outer  trans\erse  edge  of  its  rest  r  side 
are  respectively  alined  opposit.  ttie  forwiini  ai,.!  rear 
sides  frf  said  first  opening  a  ,  iani;  Siar  .'\  teTi.j  i  >:  j  for- 
wardly  through  ttie  bore  of  said  rnaii.  ihidy,  ruoi  a  set 
screw  threaded  in  ti.e  rear  eiai  of  said  main  body  tO 
tlirusi  said  rliunp  b.ar  iiit.i  operativ.  luilding  r-ng.ngpmeTlt 
»dth  ,a  lool  selectively'  po-i!  ioncu  rela'u.  '.i,'  .said  tool 
receiving   i.fieiiings 


1.470,290.      SANDFILTKU    \Al.\i:       NUiuku     }■     Kvan, 
I'lorenie      Ma>s        nied     N.  v     20,    1922.       Serial    No. 
002. 25K.      4    i-laituK.       (CI.    210 — 171.) 
20^ 


/4- 


/£ 


JS 


r.,r 


1.  A    device   of    tte    iliara   :er    described    comprising   a 
tubular   bo<lv    menil>er   having   on.-   end    tiireaded.   the   side 
tlie    stem   al>ove   the   thr.ad.-d    iiortions   there- 


-t:on 


f>ortioijs   >  f 

of    having    oiuh-t     openings      -lie     nppcr    pr. 
liody    meml-ei    being    reduced    and    tfireaded    .'ind    provided! 
with   an   opening  adapted   to   eonmiunicaie   with   the  tubu- 
lar   body    portion,    strainer    means    carried    )')     said    ^t'Oi 
and   a    nut   engage.!    with   the   upper   portion    of   said    stert 
for    Cfinnecting    said    means    to    ?!ic    stem,    s,-i;d    nut    l;ai 
Ing    opeiiiiiLis    to    permit    t!ic    [lassage    of    mati.T    tlirougii 
said   nut    Into   the  stem 


1.470,201         TdTI.EX      ENVKl.OI'i:         .I.seph     Sawdon, 
Quincy.    Ill       Filed   May    I's,    ]!t21.      Serial   No.   470,552. 

10  Claifus.      (Cl    220  —  72.) 


hL 


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r^^^^Jrtvf 


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gfe^±£ 


10.  .\  combination  two. compartment  envelope  formed 
to  provide  a  main  compartment  for  third  or  fourth- 
class  matter  and  a  letter  compartment  disposed  upon 
the  front  of  the  envelope  and  having  a  sealing  flap. 
the  front  face  of  the  combined  envelope  for  the  area 
of  the  letter  compartment  being  colored  difTerently 
from   the    remainder  of  the   front   face  of   the   envelope. 


1,470,202.  SII.O  ELEVATOR,  Ewai.d  Schfivert  Sil- 
ver Creek,  Wis.  Filed  Sept.  30,  1022  Serial  No. 
591,507.      3   Claims.      (Cl.   187—1.1 

3.   An    elevator    comprising    a    vertical    chain    secured 
adjacent    its    lower    and    upper   ends    in    a    flx(d    position 
a  car  adapted  to  travel  along  said   chain,  said   car  corn 
prising    a    back    portion    mounted    to    the    rear    of    said 
chain,  a   sprocket   wheel   mounted   in   front    of  said   chain 
and    operably    engaging    it.    manual    means    for    driving 


a36 


twk,  ;v>rtiii!i.    :i    [1 


tfl.TTn    haviiii;    unt"    cnii    pivirt'ii    to    sal'1 

i.r    i»f    iinka    cnnneitini:    tbt-    upp^r    por- 

with    thf    outMT    porti'in    i  (    said    plat- 

iiiir    saiii     [ilatf^.rm     t -i-ii^y     nn     ex- 

t 


tent    carriftl    by 
ctiain     to    lo<:k    th|e 
op^rativflj  connef 
Uiiaing    Httld    dent 


1  .  -t  T  ij .  -■  'J  ;; . 

ScH«i  rr.  Oak 
No.    t5:;4,58t5. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OctobebU,  U>23 


^  ! 


slli>'tit  ami  tfTniina' iiii;  in  a  h'>i>K  iiiPmU-r  fnriti);  the 
i!lr»'ct!"n  aw;iy  fmin  the  nur,  a  snhstanfially  U  shaped 
tnemher  haviiii;  its  sl<1»-  rtrrii  spu'-«>il  apart  a  dlHtance  to 
receive  thi>  tint  th«>r>'t>etwt>.'ii  tho  Iritcrtnodlate  portion 
of  the  U  Jihapfd  rr)fiTili>T  havMii;  it  ?■>'■•■  •ir'-unto  in  cross 
section  with  which  'h»'  hi"iK  nifUH'cr  of  the  arm  en- 
tfUKes  froiu  :it>ic.t',  s;ii'1  Ush'ir"''1  tiifniiM-r  rcstini:  iipoii 
tile  T*"orlt. 


1  .  4  7  II  ,  -  ;■ 
Diagonal, 
'j.l  1,903 


r    a    position    adjacent    said    back,    a     !•■ 
Bai<!    car    and    QoriuiiUy    •>n>:as;lna    said 
car    In    fixed    position,    a    foot    Ii  v.  r 
ted  to  said  detent,  and  resilient   means 
to    locking    position. 


iAS-HEATKI)    K.VULVTOt:       Lkori.e    I' 
l4nd,  ("alif.      Filed  Mar     1.'.   VJ2)      Seri.il 
»  laims.       (CI.    1J6 — !»!.; 


1      T'l     a    -itov 

nit  h.ivjiJk:  a  fir 
'.I'.i  tnii:  '■;:.!  Titi.'r 
.tpfii   for  (.ircuiaf 

I  47i.rJ'.<t  NTT 
Ohio  Fi!^-'!  I 
n.-W'd    Mar     1 


of    the    i;aa  radiator    type,    a    radfafini? 
box  near   the   top   tlscrt'of  and    a   super 
ibove    said    Sre    li..x,    ttie    r-ham)i'-r    tieui;; 
Lin. 


IJ  >*.'K  F.MAN'   K,I,     \V       .SKi  I  .    <]•■■.  '■iiltl' 

"T      1.',    r.fJl.    Serial    No     .'.hTmi;       K 
.    luilo       .';    Claims,       vCl.    151 — 5'J.j 


1.    In    combination 
associated    there 
enga^ng    the    bo 
washer    being 


with    a    nut,    a    bolt    and    the    work 

ith  :    a    nut    lock    cotnpriaing    a    washer 

t    between    the    nut    and    the    work,    said 

vlded     with     a    laterally    disposed     re- 


pro 


111  »i .     Kl.N'i ,         ri(  \H[  K.s 
Iowa         FiU'il     .\iir      1.'',      X'.i'S- 
_'    <;lairii-<,        tCl      1  1!*      i:;.'   I 


W      Sufi  1'F:v, 
Serial     No. 


^x 


2.  A  nose  ring  of  the  cln^s  descrihod  formed  of  two 
pleres  i.f  wire  of  subntantially  the  ^aine  length  hnving 
their  central  portions  arrnnced  •Jtitistant  ially  at  ri^ht 
sn^W^s  to  eftch  other  and  seciir**^!  together  at  their  lii- 
t«»r«e<tlot:.  the  entls  of  eaf'h  of  said  members  being 
formed  with  hook  portions,  the  corresponding  hook  por- 
tions of  each  of  said  members  f»eing  parallel  to  each 
other 


1,470.206        rooi.-sri'l'oKTING    STAND.     .John    F. 
Sted.viav,    'n::ar'!,    i»re(?.      P'iled    Mar.    20,    1922,      Serial 

No     ,':>4-',!4!i        2    Claim-        ■  Cl     04^-5) 


.-.-    « 


17 


1.  V  f' 
Stfit  i'lnary 
havlDi,'    u 


4» 


ol  supportltii:  <tand  cjinprlslng  a  base,  a 
hollow     standard     rising    from     the     base     and 

hollof  top  cifension  which  forms  a  bearing, 
a  horizontal  bracket  arm  having  a  hub  at  its  inner 
end  whi-h  is  rotatahly  supported  by  the  bearing,  guide 
pullevs  ,irr:ed  hy  the  bracitpt  arm.  one  of  said  pulleys 
being  located  atnive  and  at  the  outer  end  of  the  bracket 
arm.  and  the  other  above  and  at  the  hub,  a  flexible  tool 
supportinir  line  passing  over  the  pulleys  and  having  its 
ends  depending  therefrom,  one  end  passing  through  the 
top  extension  of  the  standard  and  also  Into  the  stand- 
ard, and  the  other  end  tielng  adapted  to  support  a  tool. 
aii'l  a  counterwel»;ht  housed  In  the  standard,  s.iid  c  uii- 
terweiuht  t>eii!g  attached  to  the  first  mentioned  end  of 
the  line 


1,470, 21(7  i'RINTKRS  QFOIN  .svmiki.  Stki-mkv.s, 
SomervlUe,  Mass.,  assignor  to  Samuel  Stephens  and 
Wickersham  Quoin  Company.  Boston  Mass  ,  a  Cor- 
poration of  Massachusetts.  Filed  Apr  21,  1922  Serial 
No.    55r).«61>       1    Claim.       (Cl     254      40  ) 


A  printer's  quoin  comprising  in  combination  a  pair 
of  opposed  rigid  members  adapted  to  be  expended  and 
compacted  relatively  to  each  other,  resilient  means  for 
compacting    said    membera,    a    rotatable    cam    member    in- 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


IT.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


na^ 


termedlate    said    oppoaed    mcmheri    for    expaiidlnff    tbe 

same,  a  key  for  rotatahly  adjusting  said  cam  member, 
radially  positioned  graduated  indicator  marks,  and  a 
co-operating  register  mark,  the  one  upon  said  key  and 
tbe  other  upon  said  expose<l  member*  whereby  the  ex- 
tent of  expansion  thereof  may  l>e  readily  determined  in 
terms   of   angular   movemint   of   aaid    key. 


1,4V0,29.^.  BUlFDlNi;  CONSTHL'CTION 
Stuaight,  Adel,  Iowa  Hied  .Tune  9. 
No.    387,763.      C   Claims       tCl.    lOS— l.i 


Hai.sek     K 
1920        Serial 


1.  .A.  roof  construction  comprising,  a  plate,  gambrel 
rafters,  an  outlook  rafter  adjacent  to  the  lower  end  of 
each  of  snid  rafterg,  a  flashing  strip  over  said  outlook 
rafters  extending  over  the  outer  ends  .ind  upward  over 
said  rafters,  a  window  sash  on  each  of  said  rafters,  the 
lower  e<lge  of  which  overlaps  the  upward  extending  por 
tlon  of  said  finshing  strip,  a  hinged  door  between  each 
otiflook    rafter    and    means    for    ndjnsting    said    door 


1.470.299  TRIP  Ft)R  GRAIN  BINDERS.  SlCBAlO  P. 
Sti  AN.  Lincoln,  111.  Filed  Nov.  6,  1920.  Serial  No. 
422.2.'',2       1  ilalm.      (Cl.  66 — 480.) 


A  trip  attachment  for  the  bundle  carrier  of  binders  in- 
cluding a  rock  bar  mounted  upon  the  binder  tongue  and 
equlpi>ed  with  .i  rcKl  which  encages  the  bundle  carrier  to 
trip  the  latter,  a  lever  niovably  mounted  on  said  tongue 
and  in  connection  with  said  bar  to  oi>orate  the  latter  for 
tripping  the  carrier,  and  springs  connected  with  said 
tongue  and  with  said  bar  and  lever  to  automatically  return 
said  bar  and  lever  to  ji  normal  t>oKition  as  soon  as  pres- 
■ure  la  released  from  tbe  latter. 


1,470.300      I'UOl  loss  (Jl'  (iK  U'H  ITIZING  PREFORMED 
CARBON  BODIKS.     Kmkhk  ii  Szauvasy,  Budapest.  Hun 
gary.       Kllwl    .June    .!,     1920.       Serial    No.    388,407.       o 
Claims.      (Cl.  204—64.) 
1.   The    pro<"es8    for   grapliltizlng   electrodes    formed    as 

uanal  whicli  consists  in   heating  the  electrodes  In  an  at- 

moapbere  of  naethane  to  a  tem(M'rature  at  which  metbane 

decomposes. 


1,470,301.     SHOCK  ABSORBFR.     .\i!TUi  R  G.  Taiten  and 
AXKL   V.    Wai.i.kvtine,    Madison,    Wis.      I-^led   Oct.    31. 
1921.     Serial  No.  511,021.     2  Claims.      (CI.  208—97.) 
1.  The    combination    with    a    wheel    supported    vehicle 
baying  a  frame,  of  a  floating  lever  pivoted  directly  there 
to,  a  wheel  carried  by  tbe  lever,  a  bousing  carried  by  the 
frame,  a  ]>lunger  rod  reclprocatlvely  mounted  In  the  hous- 
ing,   a  link   pivoted    to   said   lever  and   said   rod.   a   collar 
wcored  to  tbe  plunger  rod,  a  recoil  spring  interposed  be- 
tween one  face  of  the  collar  and  one  end  of  the  hou.slng, 
816  O.  0.-22 


and  a  aeries  of  coll  springs  Interptwird  between  the  other 
fact  of  tbe  collar  and   opposite   end  of  said   housing,    ttic 


series  of  coil  springs  being  interchangeable  with  another 
s«  lies  «herel)y  \.ariation  in  their  cooibined  load  resisting 
St  relit:!  h    ni;i\    he   haii 


1,470,302.       HAL.VNCKI*      (;OLF      BALL         Wil.LTAit      I 
Thomas.    New    York,    N.     Y..    assignor    to    KiiM'sthetic 
Process   Co.    Inc.,   a    Corporation    of    New    York.      Filed 
June   14,    1921       Serial    No.   477,458.      28   Claims.      i  CL 
46-  4.) 


1.  A  golf  l>all  comprising  a  center  pieo-  of  r.>siliei)t  ma- 
terial impregnated  for  providing  weight  with  material  the 
«I)eciflc  gravity  of  which  is  not  less  than  seventeen,  and 
resilient  material  impregnated  with  the  same  material  as 
the  center  piece  arranged  around  the  center  piece  for 
maintaining  the  center  piece  in  normal  ca-ntral  position 
hi  the  ball  when  the  bull  is  subjected  to  the  r'-fjuireraents 
of  use. 


1.470,30;L       PHONOGRAPH.      Geobok    C     TarnTKi:     Elk- 
hart   Lake,    Wis.,    assignor  to   Lake   laboratories    Com- 
pany,  Elkhart  Lake,  Wis.,  a  Cori'orafion  of  Wisi  onsin 
Filed    Nov.    27,    1922.      Serial    No.    603,407.      s    chums 
(Cl.    192      119.) 


1.  In  a  phonograph,  the  combination  of  a  turntable,  a 
rotatable  spindle  on  which  the  turntable  is  mounted.  Jin 
electric  motor  drivingly  connected  with  the  spindle,  cir- 
cuit connections  leading  from  the  motor  to  a  point  adja- 
cent the  upper  end  of  the  spindle,  and  means  providing  a 
switch  at  the  tipper  spindle  end.  substantially  as  de- 
scribed. 


1,470,304.     ELECTRICAL  CONTACT  DEVICE.     IUkry  A. 
TUCKEY.  San  Francisco.  Calif.     Filed  Oct.  14.  1922.     Se- 
rial No.  .594,667.     2  Claims.      (Cl.  240-2.) 
1.    In  combination  with  a  caji.  a  clianncled  arm  resting 
on  and  extending  across  the  same,  said  arm  at  opposite 
ends    carrying   portions    extending   in    relatively    opposite 


338 


Jir«»otlons,  a  lamp 
portion,   nn  ploctri); 


OFFICIAL  GAZEiTE 


OCTOBtH  9,  iy2if 


removmbly  mounted  at  the  end  of  one 
conductor  in    siaid   arm.   a  conducting 


other  heating  means  while  subjecting  it  to  the  action  of  a 
plurality  of  blasts  of  prtheateil  dried  air  severally  Im- 
pinging upon  tile  material,  tb.'  air  moving  in  a  Hubstan- 
tially  closed  air  circuit,  forcibly  causing  circulation  of  the 
air  contained  in  said  air  circuit,  treating  the  air  in  the 
circuit  after  contact  with  the  material  to  remore  ab- 
sorbt'd  mol.<!tiire  therefmni,  and  again  warming  the  air 
before   delivery   a^aln^Jt    tli'-   niat>TiaI. 


r-raiuial  .-arripj  hy  the  other  Uent  [K-irtion  and  with  which 
•i.iid  conductor  i.s  cunn.'cted.  and  a  contact  with  which 
■ill!    '-rminal   i*  adapted   to  engage. 


1  tToX.-      (HIMNKY  CAP      ("harles  B.  Wago.nks,  Roch 


1  'l.iims. 


Kil 


d  Sept.   1*^     irt21       Serial   .\.i.   501,118 
2—88.) 


!  \  >  1  :i  1  r" 
pi''''-'  I'hinan.  >■  ray. 
U  shaped  i.Ti'S-N  ^t'.' 
ot  1  '"hlmnev 


MATKRFALv^ 

■*ignijr  to  .lohn,-;- 
a  Corporation  of 
No,    '..-VD.Sl,?.     24 


of   mari'ifa'Tiir.      a    iiiiht    weight    one- 

•cmpri-iiii::    holl.-w    walls    af    inverted 

ion,   the   l.-sH  of   which  oV'  rile  The   top 


I  4T'V^KV  ART  flF  AND  APPARATL'S  i-X)R  DRYING 
I'.SEPH  [i  W.usH.  Reading.  MasB..  an- 
Hanvilli'   Inciiriwirated.  New  Yorli.  N.  Y., 

Sew  York.     Piled  Oct.  1'.,  1919      Serial 

Claims.     (CI.  34 — 48.) 


1.   The  art  of  dr 
tng  the   material  it 


ing  maferial.s  whi-^h   comprises  expos 
a    heat    insulated   chamber   devoid   of 


i.47^,;:07     Moi.D  F()i£  (  vsTiNi;  I5r.\kf:  bi-ocks  and- 

THK  r.IKK.  \Vn,in\[  Eva.v  Wit.i.iAMs.  Holywell, 
Wale.s  Filed  Jan.  24,  1922  Serial  No.  531.4.^4.  S 
Claim-!       I.I     22-  - 1  ■'.''.  i 


<*■    c 


I  lu  ;!  liiold,  in  •omMnation  .  a  l>«'d  plate,  mold  side 
parts  carrie<J  fr»m  the  upper  side  of  the  bed  plate,  a  mold 
cover  hini;ed  to  one  of  the  side  partii,  means  for  holding 
the  side  part.s  and  the  Hd  in  working  position,  and  a 
mold  bottom  separate  frfim  the  bed  plate  and  adapted  to 
make  joint  with  the  sid..  parts  of  the  mold;  substantially 
as  described 


1  4T0,30S       SHIITViU.i:  ri.oSlNO   MKANS  FOR   AUTO- 
M0BI[J:S        I.m     \V     \      Wir.MS,    Chicago.    Ill       Filed 

i»et      2.     i;».'2        S.riil    No     .-.ni.Ti'*        3    rialms        (CK 
2*i0       »."    i 

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XT'  r- 

L 


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/ 
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y 


3.  In  a  vehicle  body  and  top  therefor  having  a  wair 
provided  with  a  shiftable  f)anel.  the  combination  with  a 
horizontally  dl.siMixed  supporting  rod  carried  by  the  top 
along  its  said  wall.  ..f  a  pair  of  clips  mounted  in  spaced 
relation  on  sail  rod,  <  acli  of  said  elips  carrying  a  trans- 
versely disposed  rip.rtured  hearine  bracket  having  radial 
depressions  on  one  of  its  xiirf.ices.  a  supporting  bracket 
having  a  piir  of  sp.n  .  <!  .irms  [ilvotally  and  slidably  con- 
nected at  one  of  their  ends  to  the  [mnel  near  the  sidea 
thereof  and  t)*>tween  its  ends,  each  of  said  arms  havlnc  at 
its  other  en<l  a  transversely  apertured  bearing  bracket 
provided  witli  rarlijil  ribs  f..  enKat'e  the  radial  depressions 
of  the  first  nanie.l  liearinc  !ir:ickets.  Ii.-arine  bolts  ex- 
tended thniu;:h  tlo  ipertures  of  each  [inir  of  said  bearing 
brackets,  an.!  a  spring  mounted  tu  exert  its  pressure 
aeainst  each  of  tlip  hearln_'  brackets  of  sabl  arms  towards 
the  bfarln?  ;irackets  nf  said   clips 


1.470,309        FURN.Vi^I-;        Jorv    r,      Wimmer.    I^ckport. 

Ill         Fil  d     Fel,      12,     1923        Serial     No      618,465        R 
<"l.aims        (  CI      1 1  il — 75  t 

1     In   a    furnace,    including  Its  fire   pot  and  a   fuel   feed 
pa.ssa£:e    leading    ther^'fo.    a    horizontally    extending,    wide 


OcTOBKK  •),  192:; 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


330 


and  relatively  shallow,  air  heating  conduit  located  In 
said  fuel  passage,  ut  the  top  thereof,  and  having  a  plu 
rallty  of  separate,  independent  air  passages  therein,  each 


o 

"     1 

JL 

Lj^*^ 

■/.:■ 

Z.-) 

1 

"   \ 

baring  Individual  inlet  and  outlet  ports,  there  being  a 
common  cold  air  inlet  passage,  opening  to  all  of  said 
inlet  ports,  and  a  common  hot  air  discharge  passage  into 
which  all  of  said  outlet  ports  lead. 


1,470,310.     WHKFX  AND  GEAR  REMOVEU. 
WiNCHBLL,   Seattle,    Wash.      Filed   June   28, 
rial  No.  .'571,45:..     5  Claims.     (CI.  29—85.) 


Ehnkst  E 
1922.      S. 


1.  An  implement  of  the  class  described  comprising  a 
body  Diembe''  having  a  central  opening,  gripping  jaws 
ptTOtally  mounted  thereon,  a  nut  revolubly  mounted  in 
said  opening,  a  threaded  bolt  engaging  with  aaid  nut, 
means  cooperating  with  said  nut  for  axially  retracting 
the  bolt  in  said  opening,  link  connections  between  aaid 
bolt  and  said  Jaws  adapted  to  regulate  the  grip  of  the 
Jaws  through  the  retraction  of  said  bolt,  and  a  latch  In 
said  body  memtK-r  adapted  to  lock  said  nut.  whereby  upon 
turning  the  bolt  in  the  nut,  the  bolt  is  axially  advanced. 


1.47u,,ni  SHAMPOOING  AND  HAIR-WASHING  AP- 
PAEATCS.  John  Wihtii.  New  York.  N  Y.  Filed 
Aug.  24,  1922.  Serial  No.  583,972.  6  Claims.  (CI. 
4-159.) 


1.   A  shampooing  apparatus  for  the  scalp  comprising  a 
water  lupply  pipe,  a  conical  shaped  brush  rotatably  and 


axially  mounted  on  the  supply  end  of  said  pipe,  means  to 
rotate  the  brush  and  means  to  (stipidy  shampooing  liquid 
to   said    brush. 


1.470,312  HKFEASING  DEVICE  FOR  WRINGERS. 
Olivku  IV  Wooi>uow,  Newton,  h^wa.  Filed  July  h. 
101!»       Serial    No     ?,f>f).4r>4       3    Claims        (CI     fis — .•■12   i 


1.  The  conibinatiou  of  a  wringer  having  cooperating 
rolls,  a  iMiwer  shaft,  operating  means  driven  by  said 
power  shaft  for  imparting  a  forward  rotary  movement  to 
a  given  roll,  operating  means  for  imparting  a  reverse 
movement  from  s.iid  power  shaft  to  said  given  roll,  rueans 
for  imf)08lng  tension  on  said  rolls,  adapted  to  ha  instantly 
released,  and  means  actuated  by  the  recoil  of  said  ten- 
sion device  for  throwing  said  forward  and  reverse  operat- 
ing means  ont  of  operation  when  said  tension  means  Is 
released. 


1.470,313.  PISTO.N  I!IN«;  SQl  EEZER  Alii.kk  Woolkn  . 
Okmnlsree,  Okl.i  .  .issijnior  of  one-half  to  I,  M  Tryer, 
Okmulgee.  Okin  Filed  Sept  19.  1922  Serial  No. 
589.277       1    Claiiii        i  C]     '.'9--8fi,4.) 


-V  ring  squeezer  comprising  a  two  part  circular  band 
of  thin  .springy  sheet  metal  adapted  to  surround  the  pis- 
ton and  having  a  free  and  unobstructed  edge  adapted  to 
fit  into  the  ehanifor  of  the  cylinder  of  an  engine,  means 
for  adjusting  the  said  parts  of  the  band  relative  to  eactt 
other  to  v,iry  the  diameter  of  tlie  band,  eacli  part  beini.- 
provided  .it  one  end  with  an  I'fFset  ear  located  within  the 
plane  of  the  band,  a  pair  of  cros.sed  h.-indles  pivoted  to 
gether.  means  for  locking  the  handles  together  to  hold 
the  banil  in  set  iH>sition,  each  handle  pivoied  to  on^  of 
the  said  ears  to  permit  anirular  ad.Uistment  of  the  said 
handles    rel;iti\e    to   the   plane   of  the   hand. 


1.470.314        rOTTON-iLKANlNG    MACHINE       r>.u!r.    7. 

WmtiHT.    Childr.'ss.    Tex.      Filed    Feb.    5.    1921       S(  rial 

No    442,759.      ;;    Claims.      (CI,    19—85,. 

3.  In  a  cotton  cleaning  machine,  in  conihtnatlon.  n  cas- 
ing having  a  cotton  iJilet  pii>e  at  one  side,  n  stictton  pipe 
at  its  top,  a  r()tary  dropper  at  its  bottom  .'inil  a  rotary 
doffer  below  the  crdton  inlet,  a  IkiII  breaker  comprising 
a   head   having   pmjectiiiL'  fingers  guided    in   the   easini;   at 


:i40 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


0<TOBKB  r».  1923 


thf»  Inner  pn<1  of  the  rctton  inlet,  sprinii  ni'^ans  influencing'   I    tloned  for  inffnepmiiir  hv  th'  pin  to  be  swving  outwardly 
the    N1II    hrf'tit^er    in    onf>     lir'^ytion.    »(!;ii<tin?    meHns    for    [    through    th.:>    ^iots    into    i-n'rini?    positlun,    and    means  en 
sai'l    sprtn,'    n-.'':t:,-i.     i    «t^.;nifQt.i!    scrt"  n    harinj;    ;ts    tTuls 
9wur<?d  ri^sfwrri vp!^  tn   the  boll  breakf^r  and   'ht»  'iiiff'T,  a 


plate  '!PC'ar<>d   to   t 
ton   iniec   pipe,  a 
o«t"wardly     projec 
Tan^M,  and  means 
BBotlon  to  the  ro 


'V   screen    and  casing  opiMjsif^  the   ''ot 
reticulated    drum   in   the   screen   having 

Ung    flngera    and     Inwardly    •extending 
for  imparting  motion  to  the  drum  and 

tiiry  dropper  and  doffer. 


1,470,315.        ROAD 
Springfleid,    Ohio 
BoDer    Conipaii5 
Ohio.       Filed    J 
Claims.      (CI.    7 


f 


1,    In  a  machln 
mt-mber^,   Varings 
bearings  bi-inj;  ex 
of  said  framt-  mt>t 
sai'!    .•<haft    b«ini; 
for  shiftable  gear 
ni«H-harilsm.   sJiid 
bearings,   for  the 


BOLLER.        Andexw     W.      Aitkb.n. 

assignor  to  The  Buffalo-Sprlngtield 
Springfield,  Ohio,  a  Corporation  jf 
ly  3.  1922,  Serial  No  572.401  •'> 
—  5S.) 


of  the  character  described,  side  frame 
carried  by  said  frame  memt>ers.  sai'1 
nd^fl  inwirdly  bt^yond  the  inside  faces 
.bers.  a  shaft  mounted  in  said  bearings, 
provided  with  a  cylindrical  mounting 
,  which  form  a  part  of  cliange  of  speed 
!i'iui;t!ng  bfing  projected  over  th^  said 
purpose  specified. 


1,470.316.       EXI'ANSIVE     UXDERREAMER        Loti     II 
Baldwin.  Oltlaijomi,  Okla.      Filed  Oct.   5,   1921       ?<'rial 

Claims,  fCl.  255 — 76.  i 
1.  An  underreaining  well  drill  including  a  casing  hav- 
ing a  drill  bit  se^Tired  in  one  end  and  a  tube  secured  in 
the  other  end,  tlie  tube  having  a  longitudinal  slot  on 
eftcti  side,  a  rod  Rlldable  in  the  tut>e  and  having  a  head 
formed  with  a  central  longitudinal  pin  for  projection  into 
the  casing,  the  sides  of  the  casing  being  formed  with  lon- 
ffitDdinal  slots,  a! id  cutting  blades  plvotally  mounted  in 
the  easing   slota  and  harlug   inner   Inclined   faces   posi- 


i^agt'd    throuL'h    th>'    ri.d    .uid    projecting    into   the    slots  of 
the   tube   for   limiting  th-^   mov.ment   of  the   rod. 


1.4rO.:MT       .VITOMOBILE    ['KIVE   OKAK.      Wii.i.iam    T. 
BBDUis(,riMD,    M.  ridian.    MinH        Filed    May    r,.    1922 

S.Tial    N  1    ",,'=1  .".t•..'^       ^   Claims       i('l,    192 — .".O  i 


1  .V  ilriv.i  g,,f,|.  in-'imiini;  a  ilrivon  .-ihaft.  .1  i-i.t.ir  loose- 
ly moiinN'd  oil  the  >haft  and  having'  a  cirfular  <fv\et-  of 
'(^eth,  a  flaigfMi  disii  havin;:  a  hub  fixed  on  the  shaft  for 
rotitio'i  tt:i'ri  with,  .i  j  ukf  having  a  stud  rocl^lngly  f^up- 
porti  d  iQ  ;h''  tlaiiKc  i-i  th"  .u.slt  .and  having  a  tooth  on 
«  H'ii  ;irni.  i  si-niii:  :;  ihf  'Si-k  uorrrially  'irgiii^  one  arm 
of  ih>'  voki'  info  rngufc' rut  nt  with  tlie  tt-eth,  a  collar  slld- 
abl.'  on  th''  hub  of  ttie  disk  am!  having  a  projection  dis- 
pos'-d  ihroiik'h  the  di~k  aoii  (■n::a',:fd  with  the  other  arm 
of  the  yok?.  and  iiiiins  for  moving  the  collar  to  rock 
the  yoko  to  I  tigag''  1  he  la.st  named  arm  with  the  teeth 
and   di^^nira.;.     th«'   tir^t  nam-d   arm   iht>'-efroni 


l,4Tii.Hls  CilAIN  I  INK  CO.NSTKUCTION.  Sum.EyJ. 
Renmk'i  .and  Clivtmn  V  .1  Dikhi.,  Flazlcton.  I'a.  Filed 
.Jar;      1.1.    1H21        S.-rinl    No.    436,921.      5    rialms.       (CI. 


+     « 


^-<f  ] T—   r -T^.^"-y^?j— 


^r^ 


4.  A  chain  comprising  single  and  double  links  alter- 
nately arranged,  the  latter  comprising  oppositely  disposed 
side  memberH  .situated  upon  opposite  sides  of  the  single 
link  members,   the  opposite  ends  of  the  memt>en  of  each 


OCTOBEB  9,  1H23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


S41 


aonole  link  overlapping  the  opfKising  end  iH)rtions  of  ad 
Jacent  singlo  link*  and  each  of  the  members  of  thi'  said 
doulile  links  Ixing  provided  with  elongated  opening:*  in 
the  opposite  end  portions  then  of  and  the  8.aid  sln^'lc  links 
each  being  provided  with  int'-irral  opiK)sitely  cxti ndiug 
headed  projectionn  adjucpnt  its  opposite  ends,  which  pro 
jections  are  adapti-d  to  extend  through  the  said  oi>enlngH, 
and  said  single  links  each  bring  provided  with  shoulders 
adjacent  its  opposite  ends  which  are  adapted  to  abut  with 
the  adjnc  nt  ends  of  the  menil)ers  of  the  doutde  links. 
Hut*tantinlly   I'S   described. 


1,470, .111)  DUST  CAT  VOH  VALVE  STEMS  Bers.*1(I> 
M.  Bkhnc^rtt  and  Mai mrr,  M.  Reuxgahtt,  Baltimore. 
Md.  Filed  .Mar  17.  11»21  S.  rial  No  4ri2,H7.1  3 
rialms        (CI     152— 12.  i 


1,  'Ihe  coiiibiuatiori  with  a  wlictd  rim  and  a  valve  tjioiii 
priiJ'Tlint:  therethrough,  of  a  rin.:;  secured  on  the  rim  and 
siirroimfliri):  tto>  valve  stem,  ihe  ring  having  L-shaiied 
groovoH  in  Its  peripheral  face,  a  cap  embracing  the  ring. 
pins  on  the  cap  eiiKacin;;  in  thi  K'roO\es,  and  opposing 
risi:i.oM  Jaws  ni  iinted  in  raoli  of  said  gro-  \es  for  re 
I'   i.sato\     receiving    s.iid     pinti. 


■I,470,r;'JO  (  nfV  ITHB  AI..\N(KD  I'l^ACrOLK.  Ix.l  IS 
I'H.  Boi,A.M»KH,  San  Frimcisco.  Calif.,  assignor  to  1,  I'h. 
I'odan'i.'i-  \  s.ui.  ^nu  Francisco.  Calif,,  a  Firm  comr>osed 
of  Fouls  I'h  Holaid' r  and  Alviu  H.  Bolander.  Filed 
Feb.  17.  102.'!  Seri.il  No,  t'.l'.C751.  7  Claims,  1 C! 
116-173.) 


/» 


I     t 


^. 


6.  A  counteili.alancrd  flag  polo  of  the  class  described. 
Including  a  Dag  p  le  stub,  a  pole  pivoted  nt  its  lower 
portion  to  the  gtiih.  a  hollow  bane  concealing  the  flag 
pole  stub  and  the  pivoted  portion  of  the  pole  and  com- 
prising a  movable  member  carried  by  the  pole,  and 
provided  at  intervals  with  spaced  arms  secured  to  the 
lower  portion  of  the  pole,  said  movable  member  being 
also  provided  at  the  bottom  with  said  central  and  side 
compartments  adapted  to  receive  weights  an<l  forming 
a   pole  receiving   recess 


1.47(»..H21       Ci-lirii    MKCIC\N1S.\I.      Beut    Cooper,   AJ- 

huquerqiu,    N     M.  x        Filed    Ma>    ''..    Ut2n        Serial    No. 
37iColO.     i   Claim       a'l.    F.cj      4s., 


A  (l<>vi<|.  a.«  set  forth  including  a  tran8rnl8si..n  equipped 
with  a  drivi  shaft  a  portion  of  which  is  circular  In  cross 
section  and  a  iiortlon  rectangular  in  cross  section,  a  clutch 
ehrnent  mounted  on  said  circular  portion  of  the  shaft,  and 
a  I  oi.peratiiig  clutch  element  mounted  on  the  rectangular 
portion  of  the  shaft,  a  driven  shaft  operativel>  con- 
nected to  said  drive  shaft  and  e<5uipf)ed  with  a  two  part 
clutch,  and  Interconnected  members  engaged  with  the 
clutch  element  of  the  rectangular  i)ortion  of  the  drUe 
shaft  and  with  one  of  the  clutch  elements  of  the  driven 
shaft  to  connect  one  of  the  clutches  and  disconnect  the 
other  clutch  with  a  single  movement  of  said  intercon- 
nected  raemixTs 


1  470,,';i.'i.'        WinFIllSS    TiK     l\ST'L.\TOH        Haerv     A. 

FiiKtocii  K  ,   i"hi,-,ira,    I'm       Fio"!    N.iv     !<«,    ]010       Serial 
No.    .■;:-!S>4t!.      .^   ri-iiiiv         i"     t7'V-^316.) 


r>  Ai.  insulatoi  ■ -niprisiii;;  a  i>o.!>  ,  ,,  [,;iir  ,,f  --p.iped 
brackets  carri.-d  bv  ihe  body.  K.aid  tirackits  ti;nj!,-  tr.ans- 
\  erse  apertures  formed  therein,  a  pair  of  sp.aced  rack 
bars  formed  on  the  body  and  arranged  iiitermodi;it,  the 
l'ar!')<.  ts.  ;,!i(l  spaced  fnirrum  n.-tclir^  .-i  rrant.'' d  inter- 
mediatfc    the    brackets 


1.470.:j2;1  TIMF-CONTRf)I,I.FI)  SWITi  !I  Hki.ce  Hok- 
AN.soN.  Washington.  N  .1  I-'iled  C»rt,  V.K  I'.cjo  Se- 
rial No.  595, 60.'^     r,  «hiims      (CI.  200 — 35.) 


1.  A  time  coiitidlle<l  switch  operating  device  Including 
a  base,  n  switch  arm  extending  through  the  base,  a  yoke 
inouiiiid  ..n  thi.  Iiase  and  straddling  the  switch  arm.  a 
ineinl..T    pivoially    suiiporte*!    on    the   yoke,    r  dlerw   on    the 


■:'.42 


enda  of  the  memb* 
with  and  be  mov**] 
the  alarm  of  a  cluf 
rli«i  switch    arm,    a 
t  ■■  tht'  yokr  and  tn 


470  :!l'4        KEMO' 

SaMCBL     Hr.VTEK 

S.Tial    \n     .'17,7$ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


r   one  of  which    is   adapted    to   engage 

by  the  flnjiprpii'ce  of  the  windlnj?  of 
k  and  tht>  Dth^r  to  ''nitHgc  and  move 
(1  ;in  overbalanninj;  sprlii.^  c'>nnect>Hl 
the  pivot  I'd   memb<?r. 


a  flexible  roptl  like  element  cngagiag  the  lower  ed^e  of 
said  amaller  plate  section,  said  flexible  element  extending 
outwardly    for    ni.inual    r)t)eratlon 


AHLE  Honv 

I?t-Ilt'\  ut>,    I'a 
1    n.iiiu. 


FOK    ArTOMOlUI.ES 
Fil.'d    Nov     .'5,    1021. 

(CI.  :.Mt»;     .1.1  t 


Th-   OMinbinarion 


with    ii    vehicle   chasslB   frame    h,i\in. 


shle  i,,ir><  and  a  seal  [x.siri'  iied  forwardlr  of  ttie  rear  >Mids 
•  )f  Th>'  »ld>'  bars,  of  a  luad  rarryins  box  restiiu'  tipim  sai*l 
side  bars  with  its  forward  end  ensairii:;;  saiil  •<e;U.  bracl(pt< 
carried  by  the  bjwfjr  forward  corner  iK.)rti.>ns  of  the  side 
walls  of  said  box,  brackets  secnr-d  against  the  -mter 
faces  of  said  side  bars  and  having  outwardly  extendini; 
eyes  dif^pos.-*!  diaalnally  of  the  .juter  fac-s  .,>f  the  side 
bars  at  ri^'ht  aus;l>'i  ti>  a  line  bisectins  the  anicle  b^'twp.'n 
the  tiottiini  ,'ind  foru'ard  end  of  said  but,  b  Its  carritM  by 
th.-  tirst  m.-ationed  brackets  and  pas.sin;:  thrnijsh  the  eyes 
of  the  se.und  mentioned  brackets  and  having;  threa.led 
free  ends  and  IiisIoji.t  nut*i  thereon  fi,r  en^agin;;  the 
eyes  of  the  second  tJracket  and  drawin,?  the  box  f-rwardly 
and  doWDw,'irdly.  aiid  means  for  anchoring  the  rear  end 
portion  of  the  box  k^inst  upward   rnovt-m.-nr 


!,47M,.r.'5       Al-T«'..MLvTir  LKAFT  RK<  iULATOI!.     i;K..K(;K 
H    ffrsTt)N  ,  rinciiinatl.  Ohio      Kil- d  .June  1':;,  r.i20.     S«»- 
ial    Ni'     :ii<\,-20iJ       4    Claims.       a'l     ■Jot;      4,-   • 


1.    In  ,  .in    d!i  'on. 
flttin.'  in    I   ;'i;o,  pr 

able  liaiiijitT  irioi;n' 
danip.-r    to    rom.iin 
means  f.tr  iruidiiig 
bindiii:,'   in    said    rat 


ilii-     r^'iilator,    a    'ai*      ,iiiaide    of 

i'l'd  '.virh  an  ojwnin:;  th'Tfin,  a   mov- 

1   in   said   cap,   means   for  oausiiii;  said 

lartly    off    its    seat    at    all    titn.s,    and 

aid  damper  to  pro\ent   the  same  from 


1,470.32C.  I'RAF'll 
K'tSMAV,  Masj-'tt^ 
No     fioo  124 


ONTItOLLINi;     DAMI'KK 
N.    V        Filed   Apr.    l^.    1!<22 
laim        ii'l.    12i;      2'.<2,  ^ 


JdZKI 
Seri.il 


^J 


r^.^ 


1  MJJI  M— illijfcwn  lUtl 


,/ 


tloDs,  counterweigh 


The  cuuibination  kvlth  a  pipe,  of  a  damprr  in  >aid  pipe, 
said  dam[>er  consisting  of  a   circular  plate  formed   in   sec 
tiong,  one   section   t^'ing   of  areater   area    than    the   other, 
ou  the  larger  of  said  se<'ti  ois  ensatjini; 

se<'- 

ind 


1,470,327.  GKAFPLK  Kli  Lavkemkrk,  Wesffleld,  Maaa. 
Filed  Jan  \:i.  192:;.  .><erial  N»  t;i2,.-5.«<.  .",  Claims. 
I  CI.    294—17.) 


I  A  _'rapj)l"  ■  ni;ii-irih_'  in  ■.mbiiiat  ion,  ,•!  (wxly  mem- 
I'er,  a  pair  "f  iim.k^,  shanks  rigidly  seconil  in  njiid  hooks 
piv^tt.**!  ijp'Oi  said  oo<ly  ni<  in!K.r  in  (-ro.-sod  ridalion  rela- 
tive to  .  a-ti  other,  liindlos  upo',  said  »tiaiiks  adapted  to 
i-auae  rev.;i)rioii  'h.T>'of.  ;irid  ni-anr*  iip^-n  said  body  ei 
tending  b.yond  ~aid  ho,,k<  '..  prt  ss  npoii  ,in  oblect  t.i  h.- 
lifted. 


1  4711,  ■,_'s       ritviTui:   TiLvir.Ki:,     \vir!.i.i.vi    CAMPBan. 

N,\B>'Rs.  Maijsrield.   I. a       I'il.-d   ,1,10    .'i,   l!t20      Serial  No. 
.".4^,442,      I    riaini       .I'l     ^,su     :;:;:,) 


iditik;  front   ,iiul   la.ir    ixi'-s.  wheels 
tile  ends  of   the  saiil  axles,  a 


body, 


A    ^raotur   triili  r   in 

l']rti,il.!\    i  oniu'i-tf'il   to    ,,.,    ,  ,.^,„  ,j,  ^ 

sprui_'s  betwe.Ti  iii,.  i,ody  and  the  axles,  dl#<po8»*d  trans 
verst'ly  in  respect  t  >  the  body,  each  of  sjiid  springs  having 
a  statiiinary  suinmrt  at  one  end  and  a  swinging  support 
at  its  op[iosite  end  in  connertion  with  its  respective  axle. 
and  whi-fd  turning  means  includinc  conne<flons  between 
the  body  and  the  wheels  arriin;,'e<l  at  that  side  of  the  body 
oljacenr  to  the  stationary  connections  of  the  spring  ends. 


pivotal  connections 
the    wall    of    .said    ptp**.    hinge**    connectinsr    the    plate 
s  on  the  smaller  of  ,«aid  8ecri.,ns, 


1. 470.^29       WELL  DRILMNO    Hid.      Ralph    Hamiltoh 
Ramset,    Ardmore.    Okla       Filed    June   .",    1922.      Serial 
No.    5P..'.,sir,2.      ?.   Claims.       i  CI.    294-90,, 
1.    In    combination    with    a    i-aslne   pipe    liaving  a  collar 

thereon,    of    a    multiple    section    elevator    nimovably    ae- 


OcxoBJtB  9, 1923 


U.  .S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


343 


cured  about  the  casing  lielow  the  rollor,  means  maintain- 
ing the  elevator  sections   In   place  about   the   casin;:  com 


prising    a     pair    of    parallel     cables    pas>in^     oH'     io,     i  neb 
side  of  the  casing  and  tbrout'li  the  oiiposcd  s.,  tioii- 


1.470,S.'?0,      MEASFRINi;     \M)    DISI'FNSIM,    AFrviiA 
TUS.       Lot  IS    Ro.sENKKl.D.    Baltimore,    Md        Filed    Feb. 
■     16,      1921.        .Serial      No       44f>.:'.79.        1      Claim  i  CI 

i:;7  -CO  I 


In  a  valve  for  controUin;;  the  displacement  •!  air 
within  a  receptacle,  a  sleeve  slidabb'  in  an  aperture 
•  if  the  rece|>tacle  in  relation  to  and  operative  with  a 
v.ilve  seat  at  said  aperture,  a  valve  forming  a  part 
of  said  sleeve  adapted  to  c.iact  with  tlie  \alve  seat, 
means  for  preveiitin;:  disassociatlon  of  the  >leeve  from 
s.iid  re(epta(le.  a  valve  stem  threaded  thrtiuph  tlie  \a!ve 
and  situated  in  space<l  relation  t<t  the  sleeve,  the  said 
sleeve  having  air  discharge  orifices  at  the  junctiijii  of 
the  valve  and  sleevi-,  and  .a  float  carried  liy  the  val\e 
(item. 


1,470,^531        ROOF    EI><;IN(;        .loiiv     Sv::,    ,lrr~.  x     Citv 
N,    J.      Filed    July    25.    i;i2-J,      ^^erl.ll    No,    :.::,:>_.       m 
Claims.      (CI.  108—24^ 


1.  A  roof  edging  comprising  a  sheet  metal  strip  hav- 
ing successive  longitudinal  bends  and  traversing  lines 
of  partial  severance  to  form  oblique  jiortions  to  one 
side  of  the  bends,  said  oblique  portions  belnc  on  dif- 
ferent plan«8. 


1.470,832.  POWER  TRIP.  Fuank  \V  Srjit  irr.  Clarks- 
burg, W  \:i.  Filed  Jan  4,  ll»2:;.  Serial  No  oio.'.eo. 
i;    ClailO'^        1  CI,    214       14t;   I 


^ 


1  In  aii  excavating  inachine,  the  o-  tnbinatloB  of  ■ 
pl.ntforin,  a  lover  carried  by  ttie  piatfortr,,  a  bOOin  «ir- 
fiiyi    by    the    j.latform,    dippi  r    onus    ^lidaidy    carried    by 

tl.o  boom,  a  L'ear  wheel  carried  liV  i!ii.  bon;!:  f,  r  >  ■  o;.,  r:, 
lioii  \\ith  tile  dipjier  arms  fur  <Iidiiii;  ito  sa:,,.  ,.|,  :  i.f 
boon,  a  drum  s. cured  to  the  pear  wbecl  tVir  rotntiou 
t  li' rcwit  h,  a  bucket  carried  !iy  the  ariiis  t::i\in;:  ;i 
hinged  bottom,  a  trip  latch  for  the  bottotii  and,  r. 
ti!j.  .  alijc  ),.r  tic  !,i!,li  .loiioctod  tbir.  wiili  and  trained 
about  said  liinni,  ami  ine.aii-.  to:-  operating  the  trip 
cable  from  the  pi.it  lorra. 


,4  70., ■;",:;  \-HHICI.F  WHFI'I.  1!m;kv  M.oimmfi: 
Si-KCiiT.  Pelham,  N,  Y.  Filed  .\ug.  14,  li»2_  s.  rini 
\o    .'M,c,P7       ,1   ci,iini>-        'C!     :'01 — 63.) 


(),  In  a  vehicle  wheel,  the  combination  with  a  hui- 
and  rim,  of  a  disk  menilier  pnivided  with  a  plurality 
of  circumferential  concentric  corrugations  divided  longi 
tudinally  into  sections  alternately  elevated  and  de- 
pressed with  relation  to  the  plane  of  the  surface  of  the 
said  disk  member,  and  reinforcing  members  adapted  to 
be  Inserted  and  positioned  In  the  channels  formed  hy 
the  said  elevated  tiiid  depressed  sections  of  tbe  srnd 
elrcnmferentla!  corrugations. 


344 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


1.470.334.      FRI 
and  KiiBKBT  f.. 

in.      1!'-JL'  S 

L-M--.-.  i 


IT    CARRIP:R.      CnsRAD    p.    Stk>«.<khak!.       in    s.ii,l    tr,ii<1es    tiirn.isrh    one    sidt-    of    the    hounlng    ao    as 
STKNSfiAARn.  Pomona,  fallf      Fil.-<l  Jiil\        t.,   ..iicn,!    mtovs    th.'   openiue   thn>t)L'h    naid    housing,   cer- 

ri.il      N..       ,57'^  TSS,        3      rinlms  k'I         tain    of   sni^i    ;);,.'.«    ;;,i\lii-    .■hunell.Ml    ni.Tiihers    mounted 

at    on.'    sltlo    ;iri.l    ■  [i.-n    ;i,1  jifcnt    tli..    plaf.s,    and    liavintr 


1,    III   a   iJevice 
provide*!     wiih    si 
invr    at    each    end 
Bide    of    the    verti 
lower  e<1«e,  and 
and    on    a    tii;<her 
the  sugpendine  ra 
tain    the    receptfl 


<'a 


i.47o,:i.ir.      KXVI-; 

mond,    \a.      K 

1   ■■i.iiin       (CI. 


r" 


f  the   character   set   forth,   a   receptaclt> 

ipending  means,  said  receptacle  hav- 
points  of  suspension  located  to  one 
1    center    thereof    and    adjacent    to    It.s 

Q  opposite  sides  of  said  vertical  center 
plane,    projecting    meau.s    with    which 

ans  may  b**  caus<'d  to  enjjage  to   main 

e    in    positii.m    for    line. 


I.Dl'E.        NiTHAV 

Oct.    12,    1922. 
-73.) 


.«1 


SrKKNHKt  HKB,     Rich 

SerUl    No.    594,114, 


^^^^^^H^ 


A    convertible   f  r  velnpe   nf    the   «ini;le   pock«'t    type   com 

pnsiiik.'  a  lM)(3y  cor-isMns  nf  a  front  and  rf>ar  wall  unit 
Ing  aloiiij  three  ..f  rheir  ivlj.ic'nt  fdcfs.  an  exten.^ioii  mi 
)ne  of  rh^>  wall^  projectins  h.-yond  the  open  end  of  the 
fnvpjope  and  ailaprnd  to  form  ,1  closure  for  said  end, 
the  rear  wail  h;ilin_'  exposed  itiiiicia  thireon  provid- 
i:;g  directior^al  inflirmation  reiiitiiii:  to  fhe  sendee  while 
the  front  wall  is  provid.vl  wjrh  .■\poscd  dir.-cttonal  in- 
formation for  n-rkirtiini:  ihc  t-nvejope  to  the  orieina! 
seiidfr.    saw!     iiiforrnafinn    adflpted    to    be    exposed     as    a 


whole  ti)  view  wh 
the  opp'  site  .  nds 
!'V    the    fx'frsjon. 


the   body    i.s    f 
f    the    f'nvelop< 
■^aiii    ijoi'y    [leitii; 


runniri  V' 
ends. 


rr.m. 


r<(«lv     of 


1.470.3.'^«       CARB* 
Tabdie.    Riversif 
No.    .'>.'>.'?. 240        1 
.V   device   of  the 
houBing    havint;   an 
front    to    rear,    and 
interral.*!    thereon, 
vertical     planiforir 


ddf'd  Tipoi:  itself  and 
ar.^    scabMl    toiscther 

foMa'iif  .ibui,-  a  !i:if> 
wl!     nsjilwav     of     it.s 


LNMONOXIDK    FilRNER       Ai.prbd    F 

r.    R.    I       Filed    Atr     15,    1022       Serial 

Claim.      (CI     ll(V.-7."  ; 

character  df»crib*Hl  romiirisinsr  a  cast 
opening  exr.Mide.l  ther.-rl.roush  from 
haring  transvcrs*'  ;;uii!c  elements  at 
being  constructed  (■.)r.  a;id  i  avlnir 
fornminatr     plates     ^Ijdn'ip.      ii<..rt<'d 


op«-ning8    ia    thf    sides    opposite    the    plates    apon    which 
tlK^y     are     mounted,     disposed     to     cause     air     admitted 

through    t'e    phit>'s    tn    pass    in    a    tortuotis    manner    from 
one  to  another. 


1,470, .3.37.      TKRMINAI,     CONNKtTER     FOR     ELIX'TRI 
CAL   WIN1»I.\(;8       Chehtkr   H.    Tiiurdak.son,  Chicago, 
111.       Flle<i     Jan.     ,30.     1922.       .Serial     .No.     .',32.802.       » 
Claims.      (CI.    175     .3«2.| 


2  A  terminal  conne«tcr  for  electrical  wlndines  com- 
prining  a  thin.  -1  ntraterl,  flexifilc  conducting  strip,  and 
terminal  bran-  .-s  u  t-ura!  with  and  txtendint  trnns- 
V.  rsely   over   an,!    he>Miid    t!o'   side   martrtiis   of   s.aid   strip 


1,470  3.3k  \t  TOM  \  !!< 

CROSSINfJS        .Trtifn     K 
Eiled    ,Iul>     IT      C'V,'?        s: 
(CI.   24f,— U5   > 


<I<;N.\I       IOR      RAILROAD 
Wk.soi  <i\\  HKi,    Buflfalo,    N     Y 

•rial    No     r,.-,2  0S«        2    Claims. 


/  ,/■  C  ...     '^- 


1.  .\n  atitomati.'  si.;rial  f-  r  railroad  croHHiiik's  coiiipris 
Ing.  In  combination  with  r.iilwny  rails,  a  switch  hous- 
ing' moijtit.al  ailja-en;  one  .,f  the  rails  in  each  pair,  a 
resilienr  .'untai  r  sw;t  h  nifri.li.'r  arranuoMJ  in  the  switch 
housing-  -ipr:!;-s  su-'p.  rtiii_-  ttie  resilient  switch  mem 
f'"!"  i-  «  -^--:  t;y  cbonie.l  p.owition.  a  vertically  mov 
abi<'  swi!r>!  nif:;::  .-r  '!;ouiited  abov-  the  resilient  switch 
ineniti.'r  ,«  s';[i;-..rr  i  ii^  tu-ackct.  a  coil  sprinc  interposed 
!.e'\v->,.n  thf  -up'-otir,^  .racket  ni'd  the  head  of  the 
".'i'i  niova  .le  ~-.\  ;•-■(!  r',.  n:'>.  r,  a  stop  plnte  carried  hy 
th>'  m.ivaiilr  -Wit  1.  r.,,.ni'...r  to  limit  the  downward 
movement  of  tia  swj-,-',  rn.ni!.cr  in  the  housine  when 
the  twe  switch  ni.'inbera  are  in  engagement,  such  mov 
able  switch  ii;.  aiher  beins  in  .lose  proxitnity  to  the 
bead  of  otic  ,,f  the  rails  wb(oo!iv  if  will  be  enitaced  by 
'lie    aan;:c    -f    .):i-     of    the    a  !;..■, s    ,.i     tic    train,    an    eJec- 


0CT0BEB9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


34r» 


trie    circuit    having    conductors    conrectwl    fo    the    said 
switch   members,  a   signal  element  arranged  adjacent   the 

grade    crosniiiK    at    oiipo-itc    siden    of    the    said    rails    and 
including    a    signal    clement     adapted     to    be    electrically 
energized    when    the    two    switch    (dements    arc    in    cnua^;!' 
ment   to  close  the  circidt. 


1,470,339.  METHOD  OF  TRE.VTING  COTTONSKI  D  IN 
HANDLINi;,  CI.KANIN(;,  .\NI)  DKI,1NTIN(J  Tno\ns 
P.  Wallace.  Memphis,  Tenn,  Filed  Nov,  22.  lit2U. 
Serial  No.   42.'').7lJO.      2   Claims.      (CI.    1!>~— 40  ) 


■^'mmmftmmv    -u'l,!* 


1,  The  method  of  treating  and  cleaning  cotton  seed 
having  fiber  containing  less  than  the  desired  degrei>  of 
moisture  which  consists  in  producing  and  maintaining  a 
sufficient  degree  of  moisture  for  sufficient  time  in  the 
atmosphere  surrounding  the  seed  to  impart  to  the  cotton 
fibers  thereof  the  desired  deuree  of  moisture  to  soften  or 
render  said  fibers  more  jdiahle  and  stronger  and  sub- 
jecting the  Si  ed  to  the  cleaning  operation  in  such  con- 
dition, thus  securing  more  eff  ctlve  removal  ami  collec- 
tion of  dust  and  other  foreign  matter  and  reducing 
greatly  the  brealfSge  of  the  short  lint  into  minute 
particles  which  float  around  in  and  contaminate  the  sur- 
rounding air. 


1470,340        TANKCAR     VALVE  OPERATING     MECIIA 
-NISM.      JosECH   C     Abel.    Brooklyn.   N     V  .   .assignor   to 
.\merican  Car  and  i'oundry  Company,  St.   Louis.  Mo.,  a 
'"orporatlon     of     New     Jersey        Filed     Feb.     19,     1921. 
Serial  No.  446,283,     10  Claims.      (CI.  137—21.) 


C" 

1    M 

'  ,^1 

\ 

t? 

1.  In  a  fanlc  car,  a  valve  operating  mechanism  com- 
prising a  lever,  a  v.alve  rod  and  a  manhole  cover  adapted 
to  operate  the  lever  to  seat  the  valve  and  to  operate  the 
rod  to  grind  the  valve  to  its  seat. 


1,470,341  APRON.  Rt  tti  A(-hi].i.i.  Columbus.  Ohio 
Filed  Feb,  10,  1921,  Serial  No.  444,017.  1  Claim. 
(CI,   2-    .-.4.) 

X  sllp-on  garment  comprisJUL'  integral  blouse  and  sliirt 
portions,  said  blouse  portion  being  formed  to  provide 
sleeves  and  a  necli  opening,  said  blou«e  portion  being 
further  formed  to  include  a  substantially  closed  bacli, 
said  back  having  separable  edges,  fastening  devices  for 
uniting  said  edges,  extensions  formed  upon  said  back 
below  the  waist  of  the  garment,  separable  wings  pro- 
vided In  connection  with  the  spaced  edges  of  said  skirt 
portion   and   capable   of  overlapping  the   extensions,  aad  \ 


tying  devices  disposed   at  the  upper  edges  of  said   wings 
lor    enga^emcnl    across    the    extension    and    capable    of 


drav\ing  the  garment  tautly  about  the  waist  of  the 
wearer,  and  to  maintain  said  wings  in  holdlisu  rcliition 
with  said  back  extension. 


1.470.312,  BFTTON  STRLCTrRK  Lkw  Auntz,  Des 
Moines,  Iowa.  Fibd  Nov,  is.  1it22,  Serial  No. 
601,849,      1    Claim,      (CI.  24—105.) 


'<-J 


^ji        — 


"    !'•    in* 


/.i? 


\  liutton  structure  of  the  class  described  Itirluding  a 
floiil  .ati'ia  bark  iiKanber.  sadl  fiont  iiainlirr  l:niiii;a  screw 
threaded  stem  then'on.  teeth  formed  oti  one  of  the  faces 
of  said  front  member  and  spaced  radially  from  said  stem. 
said  teeth  extending  upwardly  from  the  face  of  the 
meml)er  on  which  they  are  mounted  for  forming  n  recess, 
said  back  member  having  a  screw  threatbd  opening 
therein  for  receiving  said  stem,  teeth  formed  oa  one  face 
of  the  haclt  member  for  coacting  witli  the  teeib  on  the 
front  menil)er.  said  teeth  heiuK  spaced  radially  from 
said  opening  and  extending  upwardly  from  th  face  of 
the  member  on  which  tbey  are  mounted  for  forming  a 
recess,  the  material  on  which  tlie  button  l,s  fastened 
lieing  engaged  hy  Faid  teeth  at  a  point  sjiaced  from  the 
point  where  the  stem  extends  throiitrh  ti;e  material  as 
and   for  the   purposes   stated. 


1,470.;^43,  CLASP- BRAKE  RlClilXfJ  Wii.i.iam  S, 
Baikd.  Elmhurst,  N,  Y,,  assi;.'nor  to  American  Car  and 
F'oundry  Company,  St,  Ixtuis.  Mo,,  a  I'orporntion  of 
New  Jersey,  Filed  Feb.  10.  litljl.  Serial  .No  44»>,282. 
10  Claims,      (CI.   188 — 46.) 


1.  In  a  brake-rigging  for  six  whet-led  trucks,  the  com- 
bination with  brake  shoes  applied   to  both  sides  of  each 


:H« 


pair  of  wheels,  of 


OFFICIAL  (LVZEITK 


OCTOBEBy,  1II2.S 


brake  b«am3  connecting  certain  of  said       1.470,.'>4rt      I.ATHE  1mm;      (Uahi.es  \l    Hassett.  Hrirtije- 
brake   shoes,    brak^    leveni    extending    inwardly    from    the  port.  Conn.      Filed  July   -0     19l'l       Sirl.tl    \n     l***!  1<;.' 

Dther    of    said    bnike    shoes    and    arranged    In    pairs    be-  4    ^'laini"       •>''     ^'2     41.) 

tween    the    wh*'«>Is,    and    Invers    b   tween    said    iirMkc    t)>'ani-< 
sind  brake  levt^rs. 


NS 


.470.344.      MEA> 
ANTIOFFSET 
SPIEETS.      How 
.<Unor   to   ('.    D 
N.  Y  .  a  Corpor 

S.!-!,ll      Nm       -'■~ 


S  FOR  AND  METHOD  OF  .Vl'PLVINO 
MATERIAL  TO  FRESHLY  i'HI.VTED 
\RD  M.  i'>AKBES.  Stonington,  I'onri  .  as 
('ottrell  &  Sons  fompaDV,  New  York. 
tion  of  Delaware.  Filed  Ffb  -'0.  192'.' 
.T4       n    Claims.      MM.    loi-    416.) 


1      .*<he^t   ;>rintii 
with   fi,r  ij;';:lvini: 


L'  niechanNrii   iiiiil  iiiear.- 
iri ti-o(T.sfr   marpri.il    iiru 

'rions  onlv   .rf   th>'   -;;.-rt- 


4:m,;4."       Mi-.  W 
ANTIoKKSPrr 
.•<HKFTS        llovi' 

s i :; D o r    I"    •  ' 
\     V      1   ■      - 

.-■    -i'll      Nn.     .-, 


S  F'lR  AM'  MF.TIKM^  i  ,F  \I■ii.^  :  \.  , 
M\Tr.i:i.\L  TO  FRKSHIY  liU.NTi:i' 
AKD  M.  ItAEBKSi.  Stonington.  Conn.,  as- 
Cnttrpil  A;  S(>ii-«  i'"rn;).uiV.  New  York. 
•:..!;  of  livlaw.iT'  l-"ii-l  F-[.  IJO.  TIC"-' 
;."       7   ''laims.      i<'i.    I'il  —  41*5.  ■ 


1  Sheet  printif 
coaitlng  with  the 
offset  material  oir 
oppcit-'  a   predet 


'.-irrin.'  •  h'  r^ 
'r.d''t.Tn;inf'! 


u'   and   rl'Mivery    ii;.  ■  hn  iiisinri,    and   mt-ans 
Jellvery    n)>'ch;iuism    fir   ;ipplyinz   anrl 
0  the  back  of  the  freshly   nrinfi'.l   -ilii-et 
rnilned   portion   then^of 


1  .V  latin  ilux  '•:i:]iri-.iri_-  ;i  V  l)lo.  k  adapted  to  re 
ceive  vtork  t)'twe.  n  thr  levrr  thereof  a  l<-%-er  fulcrumed 
o!i  .IV-  !•  ^'  uf  th.'  Mock  .lUii  ;iro\  idcd  with  a  proj<»ctiou 
for  Insertion  in  a  fii'-e  jilate,  a  (lexitile  cliiinpinsr  element 
a'tached  to  the  oth.T  lejj  of  the  tilork.  and  means  for  de- 
•.i'h:i  i'^y  rioitieot  iti_'  s.ilil  l!.'\i)ile  el.Hi  lit  ti)  the  h  ver 
wlierthy    ir    .'nav    : I'i'T;p. -:    ro.iiit    th"   work 


1.470.:$47.       K>i;i   i,     i"    \ii' 
Mhio        r)!..d    1'..       !t      i:t- 
'  la.rns,      (CI.    ib4— 2S.J 


.^f    "-/"  .',.-' 


I  •.  u<     .1       !;i.iw>vf,     TlHin. 

S.  rial     No      5211, :J14         U 


>     jMA I    iiai^r 


>:  \  •:■>'■■>  ;i'!!i'  bavins  in  •oiiihinn tion,  i  t'sirrel  con- 
tainii.;;  a  tlui'J  r' -.ervoir  sp.ii  >•,  ,i  niain  eylitnliT  Mecured 
to  the  barrel,  a  plunger  rpci[)ro<  atii-  in  s.iid  cylinder  .and 
[>rfivliled  wit'";  .i  p.i-^a^e  t  heretlir'.ii.:ti.  .\  .su[ipl' mental 
■yliii'hr  at  r'>  ■'<  .t-  <•!  t'le  niain  pluru'er  provided  with 
one  or  mure  port.-*  opening  Into  the  reservoir  space  of  the 
har:-e,.  a  -.  i!v.  : .  iip;  a.'-.a  i  ini;  in  lie  said  .supplemental 
cylin<'o'"  aid  '-oi: '  ro]  :in.  -li'l  pa«sa;;e.  a  rod  by  which 
the  pluiiis'er  and  v.ilvf-  ari-  ofi'Tated  secured  to  the  valve, 
the  said  plr_''r  Ueinj  irr.sted  in  its  backward  move- 
ment to  perrtnt  the  -,  a ;  \  .■  to  drav\-  back  from  its  8»'at, 
■iaid  valve  mo\e:nent  inward  ■  losioK  ag:iin.st  its  seat  and 
the   !)liin;:er   for  'in;;   the    flnirl   ahead 


1.470. .U**        ROTTI.F  I  Al'l'INO    MACHINE.      Robekt    O. 

<F  \KK  ['[■■'•iklvn.  \  \  ,  a-^sttrtior  to  I'ara^on  Can  A 
''ap  Company.  In  ■  ,  I'.rooklyn.  N.  Y  .  a  Corporation  of 
New  York  Filed  \pr.  14,  1920  Serial  No.  373,92:?. 
23   Claim--.      (CI,    -■-'>■,    -^"^  . 

1     In  a  bottle  '■■M'[iin_'  maidilne.  means  for  eiigajrlng  the 
cap   to    impart    to    ;•    a    combined   lonjjltudinal   and   rotary 


(  )CTOBEB  0,  1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


347 


movement    for    screwing    It    onto    the    bottle,    said    means 
coiiiprlsInK    a    rotary    (dement    having    a    rolling    contact 


eddy  chamber,  the  bottom  of  the  e  Ir'r  chamber  dlverglnf 
downwardly  and  outwardly   from  ti.e  place  of  impact  of 


wltli    the   side   of  the  cap.    and  autoni.atic   means   for   posi 
tively    inoiin;.'    the    idem   rit    laterally   Into    and    ont    of  en- 
ijagemenf   with  the  cap. 


the  falliuK  column,  so  as  to  spre.-ul  the  falling  ccdumn, 
and  als<i  comprisini:  an  eiK-rision  U)  then  turn  the  flow- 
ing  jiulp  and  air  upwardly. 


1.470.. -MI*  HOTTI,F-(  AITINO  M.\CIHNF.  RunKKT  (.. 
("I. ARK.  Rrooklyn,  N,  \  .  ,a^si;.'rior  to  I'araeon  Can  &  (ap 
Company,  Inr,,  Hronklyn,  N  Y  .  a  (orporation  of  New 
York.  riled  Apr.  14.  l!<2n  Serj.al  N,.  ;',7,';  fti'i'  :;i 
••laim-        (CI,    22t!-  ->..S   i 


~~~ .^ T — -'-'"-^  ■  - 


1,4711.:;.-,],       .■^Tol-    MOTION     l  ui;    SI'INNINCi    MA>TilN- 

KRY,  .IitSKTH  K.  Cl  Sli.VlAN  a;ni  S'-KMAS  {'.  SlA.VTXIN, 
Stonington.  ('onn  ,  :;ss,enors  tc  Atwcod  .Machine  ( 'om- 
paiiy.  StcMiijjt'.i,,  1  .  I  I,  ,  a  I  .  ^r]  h  c-;,  i  i,  <n  of  .New  .[crscy. 
I'iled  Oct,  It,  I'.'-l.  Serial  No.  .'.i)7.741.  lu  i"i.,i:n8. 
OT,    n  V      7,  ) 


a 


1.  In  a  bottle  cnfipiiic  innchlne,  fiieiily  niounfe.l  means 
having  a  ndling  contact  with  the  cap  to  impart  to  it  a 
combined  loncitndlnal  and  rotary  movement  for  screwing 
It  on  to  the  bottle,  and  means  for  feeding  the  bottles  to 
.said  screwing  means. 


t.  In  a  stop  motion,  a  fee,]  roll,  a  fake-up  shaft,  a 
k'eared  <■!  ni;e<  t  ici;  i.itwifii  ileiii,  aad  automatic  means 
for  shiftinK  the  tal^.  up  shaft  i;o.ar  oat  of  its  driving  con- 
isection  with  (he  taki  up  shalt  without  disconnecting  it 
from  the  ff-ed  r(dl  j;ear,  when   the   iliread  breaks. 


,470.;{.''i2  (..\S  I)I.\1'HRA(;M.  t  ahuo.s  V  IM  BUS,  Wil- 
mette.  111.,  assignor  to  Cniversal  (  lil  I'rod  icti"  Com- 
pany, Chicago.  Ill,,  a  CorjMiratlon  of  South  Dakota, 
Filed  July  22.  lOl.s,  Serial  No.  24.','.t<t4,  Renewed  Mar. 
8.  l')2:;.     1  Claim       i  Cl    7.".  — l.i 


1,470.3.'>0        ORE     CONCENTRATION,       Arthur     Lacev 
CoiRT,  San  Francisco.  Calif.     Filed  Oct.  2.''>.   1918.     Se- 
rial No.  2r.9.B34.     22  Claims.      (Cl.  8.3-— S.").) 
1.   Apparatus   for   froth-flotation    separation   comprising 
n    casing   having  a    froth   overflow   and   a   tailings   outlet, 
an    eddy  chamber   therein    open   at   the   top  and    disposed 
below    the   liquid   level   in   the   casing,   and   means  for  de- 
livering a    falling   column    of   ore   pulj)   and    .nir   Into    the 


y 


\  diaphragm  for  gas  meters  oouijirising  a  non  nietalUc 
body  portion  Impregnated  with  oil  to  give  If  fieiibllity 
and  a  gold  beaters  skin  InipervlouB  to  the  oil  extending 
over  the  face  of  the  body  portion  which  is  8ubje<'ted  to  a 
gas  containing  an  cdl  solvent  and  adapted  to  prevent  the 
oil  solvent  contained  in  the  gas  from  reaching  the  oH  "-on- 
talned  in  the  body  portion 


;i48 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  9,  1028 


1,470.363.     API'AILATUS  FOR  TREATING  OIL.     Gdstav 
E<;uj|iT    and    H,<aav    P.    Bkvnek,    ludependfiice,    Kaus.. 

assignors  to  I'nivfrsal  Oil   PriKiucts  Comfwiny,  Chicago. 

3ta        Filed    Aug.    23. 


III.,    a    CorjiorHtlon    of    South    Dako 
1020.     SfTliil  n4  405,443.     3  Claim: 


in.  196^-14. t 


■o< , 


X- 


-T^ja ■— .  ,_  _ 


y,j 


#= 


1.   An   apparatus 
chamH>T.    a    cuil    in 
passes,  a  vapor  ch 
plarality    of    vapor 
vapor    rhamb«»r,    ar 
with  each   Df  said 
Ing  from  said  d.phi 
catiriK  with   s.-iid   li 
'if  iiai<l  lilies  an<l  a 


1  470..'?.'>4,      ST.VNfl 
SAMP].      r;ii:.,R.:K. 

\lifh..  ;i.ssi.:ni>r 
Tfir  .Mi.-h  F 
3  CLiim.s.      (CI.   7 


AND   METIiriD  f>F    FOIfMING   THE 

.\n:i['R    i;\KrMr.AM.     Hi;:hland     Park. 
f   (inp-half    t'>     \rvin    C.    WpbstPr.    I>f>- 
'1    May   IJ.    I!i20      Serial  No.   380.741. 
IG--4.  ) 


for  crackinc  oil.  comprl.slnz  a  heatiri:: 
B.-^ld  chamlHT  thrnueh  whii^h  ihc  .HI 
mb«>r  communicating:  with  said  coil,  a 
nutlets  from  different  parts  nf  s.nid 
d  a  dephlpjmator  in  commanicatlon 
utl«>ts.  a  series  of  dmwoff  lines  Icad- 
fgmators.  a  common  hfi'd^  r  ."niiHuiii 
>'s.  means  for  cutting  off  oni'  ()r  more 
vafior  outlet  from  said  header. 


!  Tli'^  Tnith'il  or'  fwrnilfic  a  stanic  comprlsin!?  the 
clamping  of  a  bl.ink  at  a  suifstantial  distance  from  one  of 
its  fac<  s.  tlie  hf-arirjt'  ■  !'  tli.>  !)lank  adjacent  to  its  clamp- 
ing means  ;inil  the  iiii^.Ttuji;  -.f  s.-iid  f;ir..  nf  the  tjlank  to 
a  succeii8li>n  of  blows  by  a  marrii,  while  saiil  f.ace  is 
bested. 


1.470, .155.      HANDI 
-N.     Y.       Filed    Fel 
Clalma.      i^l.  100  — 
6.  A    handle    for 

companion    sections 


E       (HARi.ES    Glcckvian,    New    York, 
'.    ."?.    19-1.      Serial    No,    441.M18.       10 

57.) 
hand    Iuiks    and    the    like    comprising 
hnvint:    mean.";    to    center    the    same. 


said  meaii.s  adapted  to  {»•  gubse<)ueiitly  remov»>d.  and  moans 
di«po,s«'d  interi.  rly   of   liif   sectiunH   f.ir  securlriK  the  laiBe 


tofthtr  said  meai.s  h.'uii;  arranued  f,,r  engagement  with 
tlie  inner  surfaces  of  <*aid  si^tlnnK  for  the  major  portion 
of  their  length. 


1.470..'?56.  PV.IAMAS  .Jdskim  F  <  Jk.utAM,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Filed  Oct  28.  lt>21.  Serial  No  ,-11.0'.»t  6  Claima. 
(CI.  2  —  144   1 


4.  A  garment  -.f  the  cLi.sa  .l'-n'.ed  fi.mprising  two 
identically  forui.'d  >.,  ii,.!,-*  sh.oii.l.  i  -uppurtiiit'  iiidep«,>Dd- 
ent  portions  forimiit;  pans  m   said  set  lions  adaptixl  to  be 

l.ipi'-d  upon  the  !;iinia!i  '(i.l\  and  vvli.-re  Uie  same  coverg 
the  abdomen  of  the  said  b..dy.  and  means  U>t  ptTmanently 
securing  sjiid  garment  se.rmii^  in  s.r\  i.-.  relation,  said 
nieans  t>eiiifcr  arranueil  ><,  that  !  he  yannenl  niHV  !ie  opened 
in  front  and  in  th-  r'-ar  ..f  aii.i  iii'»:  riiiv  from  the  mediaa 
set.'tion    of   the    iTo'rh    .jf    the    saol   l;.:i  rn:.  i;t. 


F470.'i.-,-       POCKKT  t()l\    [lo|  Im;k  Harry  M.  CJrekn 

BAr.\i.    ri,.veland.   Ohio,   a>si-nor    u<  I'mnic  Oreenliaum, 

Cleveland,     Ohio.       ITled     .Ian      ft.  I'.t23.       Serial     No. 

01 1,1 19      .".  riainis.      iCi,  'j:;2  -  l.» 


X- 


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1.   In   a   coin    holder,    a    body    formed   of   longitudinally 
grooved    plates    placed    foijether    hack    to    back    with    th« 

grooves  ojwning  outwards  .:  .h  i:r.»)ve  being  clo«>d  at 
one  end  and  open  at  the  i.ther  end,  cover  plates  therefor, 
8.-ild  cover  plates  provided  with  inwardly  turned  extremi- 
ties adapted  to  be  hooked  over  the  corresponding  ends  of 
said  body  plates  between  the  open  ends  of  said  jrooTea 
and  to  hinge  thereon,  the  other  extremities  of  said  cover 
plates  bfiiig  bent  inwardly  and  adapted  to  overlap  the  op- 
posite end.s  of  .sjiid  body  plates,  said  ends  of  said  body 
plates  being  longitudinally  eximded,  to  form  an  enclosure 
and  said  overlapping  eitrerniiies  of  said  cover  plates  be- 
ing provided  with  engaging  means  and  complementary 
engaging  means  in  said  enclosure  engageable  therewith. 


October  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


)4P 


1,470,358.  POCKET  COIN  HOLDER.  Habry  M.  Grkfn- 
»ai;m,  Cleveland.  Ohio.  aBsignor  to  Fannie  (Jreenbaum. 
Cleveland.  Ohio.  Filed  .?an.  16,  1923.  Serial  No 
612,971.     7  Claims.      (CI.  232 — 4.) 


1,470,35!),  FROCKSS  OF  REMOVING  CARBON  PROM 
METAL  PIPKS.  Chabies  J  Gbeex.steeet,  St.  Ivoul.s. 
Mo.,  assignor  to  (Jasolene  Corporation,  a  ('orporatlon 
of  Delaware.  FMIed  Apr.  17.  1817.  Serial  No.  162,608 
:{   Claims.      (CI     19<'. — 2.")  ) 


1     The    proce.ss    of    removing   carbon    from    pipes   in    an 
apparatu.<?  for  converting  hydrocarbons  into  other  hydro- 
carbons  having  a  different  specific  gravity  and   provided 
with    pipes    for   conveying  and   conyerting  the   hydrocar- 
bons, which  consists  in  passing  oxygen  and  steam  simul 
taneou.sly  thi-ough  the  pip«s  when  heated  In  snch  propor 
tlon  as  to  effect  the  oxidation  of  the  carbon  withont  melt 
ing  the  pipes. 


1.470,360.    IX)CKING  DEVICE  FOR  SAVINGS  DEPOSIT 
BOXES.     Mtbon  L.   Wktko.  and  Jilbs  II.  Rosbnbbbq, 
Philadelpbla.    Pa.      Filed    June    30,    1J>22.      Serial   No. 
571,»11.     5  Claims.      (CI.   232 — 4.) 
1.  A  saTings  deposit  box  comprising  a  casing  closed  at 

its  top  and  open  at  its  bottom,  an  inner  projection  on  tbc 


^    Jf' 


1.  In  a  coin  holder,  a  body  romjxmed  of  a  pair  of  thin 
platea  secured  together,  each  plate  having  upon  its  outer 
surface  an  inwinding  ridge,  forming  circuitous  coin  pas- 
sages, open  at  one  end  of  said  body,  and  cover  plates  for 
said  body,  said  cover  plates  hinged  at  one  end  to  the  ends 
of  said  body  plates,  said  cover  plates  having  flanged 
edges  overlapping  the  ends  and  sides  of  said  body,  said 
flanges  at  one  end  of  said  cover  plates  having  openings 
therein  registering  with  said  coin  passages,  and  means 
for  locking  the  flanges  of  said  cover  plates  at  their  other 
ends. 


lower   portloE    of  said   casing,   a   flexible  disc  having   re- 
silient tongue*  engaging  said  projection,  and  means  oper- 


ated from  the  bottom  of  said  casing  for  flexing  said 
tongues,  said  disk  closing  the  lower  portion  of  8,niii  cas- 
ing. 


1.470,301.  OCEAN  COMPRESSED-AIR  POWER 
Chaklm  N.  Habk,  Ix>8  Angeles,  Calif.  Filed  June  7, 
1921.      Serial    No.    47r..5S4.      9   Claims       (CI     230 — 32  i 


1.  In  an  apparatus  of  the  class  descrit>o<i  (oiiiii)  i-i  ,1; 
:i  |u  T.  a  rag"  secured  to  the  pier,  a  stationary  cylinder 
secured  to  said  cage,  and  a  reciprocating  tank  mounted 
in  said  cage  and  having  a  vacuum  chamber  therein,  cyl 
inders  with  open  upper  ends  secured  in  said  reciprocating 
lank  ;  said  cylinders  l)eing  positioned  to  telescope  with 
.said  stationary  cylinder,  and  a  storage  tunnel  for  the 
purpose  sped  fled. 


.470.362         SELF-FREEING      ORTHOPEDIC      TABLE. 
C.KOHnE  W".  llAwi.EV,  Prldgeport,  Conn  ,  a.ssignor  to  The 
Knyscheeror  Corporation   of  America,   a   Corporation   of 
New    York.      Filed    Nov     4,    1921,      Serial    No     512.727 
17  Claims.      (CI    128 — 71.) 


f: 


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It: 

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1.  In  combination  In  an  orthopedic  and  fracture  table, 
a  lower  frame-work  providing  an  upwardly  projecting 
supporting  post ;  a  body  support  rertlcally  movable  rela- 
tively to  said  frame-work  and  supporting  post ;  a  pelvic 
support-plate  having  a  socket  connection  with  said  sup- 
porting  post    independently   of    said    body   supiwrt  ;    and 


350 


meaaa  provided  od 
the  arckpt  connect 
tlTfly   to   disconnec  : 


1,470.363       TRAN 
lltAD,   Yonkers. 
pany,    a    Corpors. 
1920.   Serial   No 
rill    No     567, 7S4 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


said   lower   frame-work  for  engaging 
on    of    said    pelvic   support-plate    poai- 
t   from   said   supporting  post 


rOSINd    TRACKER    BAR.       Kobekt 

S     Y.,    assignor  to   Tbe   Aeolian    torn- 

tion    of    Connecticut.      Fllfd    June    5. 

3«<6,<*9i        Renewed   May   1     1922       Se- 

-'0   rlaims.      (CI.   54      145.  i 


1.4Tii.3tV4 
ANI*   TH 
signor  to 
nectlrut. 
newH-il    M 
(<1     S4- 


TRANiilMlSKIi  KOR  AlTOMATir  I'lANOS 
E   LIKI.      K'iBEBT   nE.\D,   Yonkpni    N.    Y  .    as- 

The  A»oliiin  Company,  a  Corporation  of  "■on- 
Filed  Aug  19,  1920.  S.rial  No.  4fH,50<f  Re- 
ay    1.    liE»22       Serial    No     557. T'>.'?       K;    Claimi 


l,4:o,3tV.        SIIKKT  NfKT.vr.    HEATING    STOVE. 
Hkkbst,    San    Ffaticisco,    Talif.      Filed    Aug.    18. 
S.Tlal    No    5S2,1K       1   Claim.      (CI.   12<i— -65.) 


A    sh^^'f    metal 
bottom  having  a 
tamed  at  its  Inwf 
side,   supporting 
fit  and  form  a  seajt 
tiid  bottom   flange 
ttOTe. 


lo 


legs 


11      Ii!    an    autoraat ;'■    playiT,     ,     tra^kt-r    bar    having   a    i 
movable   section    i>ri)vii!.-d   with  a    rack,   an  oi).rriting  han 
die  a  flouble-endt'd  ii..wl  i:arrie<i  by  said  handU-.   rind   r»da 
tlrely  ."itatlonary  sorines  engaged  by  the  ends  of  the  pawl 
as  the  handle  is  o»oriite<l  in  opposite  directions  to  carry 
same  into  pngagemtut  with  the  ruck,  said  pawl  hMving  in 
clined     •urn    »houlii-ir<    ent;ai,'»*d    by    said    sprini;< 


3.  Ii:  combination  with  an  autotnatic  player  URing  per 
forateil  mnslc-aheei  s.  mt-an.s  for  ailjusting  n  part  of  the 
piayer  to  transpose  tho  mu.^lc  until  said  part  is  released  : 
means  for  rewinding  the  music  sheet  ;  means  automati- 
cally operated  from  j4;:id  rewind  for  releasing  said  trans 
posfT  part  ;  and  ni.;in<  for  automatically  rewtorlnic  said 
part   to  a   normal    non  f ran.sposing  position. 


Jacob 
1922. 


ov.    .■orn[)ri.-<ing    a    <ide,    a    top.    and    a 

wriwardly  extending  flange  outwardly 

r  C'lge  to  recf'ive  thi^  lower  edge  of  the 

each   leg  having  a  curved  groove  to 

for  the  lower  e<lgp8  of  the  stove  side 

and   a    bolt   tn   aecure   eaf-h  leg   to   the 


1,470,366.  HEAT  TNSUTJ^TET)  VES8E1..  Victor  K. 
JoHNSO.v,  Chicago,  111.,  assignor  to  The  Mantle  Lamp 
Tompany    of   America.    Chicago,    III.,    a    Corporation    of 

Illinois.      File<!   .Juru'  .'H.   1922       Serial  No.  570,948.      14 
Claims.      ifl     2  1".      12 


1  \  heat  insulated  vesfsel  including  a  removable  outer 
jackit  and  a  unitary  fllltr.  said  filler  Including  a  frangi- 
ble contaln-r,  a  h>at  iii>ulMtor  surrounding  said  container, 
aiiil  n  jark»'t  rnvelMpin^'  Hnld  hint-infiiilator.  «nlil  filler 
jackft    hein;:   .-iiiaced    from    said    out'-r   Jurk't 


I  470,307  METAL  I'OST  AKTniB  I)  JONE.s.  De» 
Moines,  Iowa.  Filed  I>f-c  9,  1922  Serial  No  606.971. 
1    Claim       (CI    25fr--54.i 


A  metal  t>o8t  .ompriHing  a  she<'t  formed  Into  a  hollow 
rylindf-r  with  inwardly  pr(>je<tlng  adjacent  parallel  strips 
at  itK  edges,  secured  toirether  and  forming  a  longltodinal 
intemnl  rib.   said  strips   liaving  a  series  of  corresponding 

adjacent  gro.  vcs  f^prniin^'  >!:iple  re<'eiving  pa.ssages  curved 
on  the  arc<  of  liriics  alternately  toward  and  from  each 
oth-r. 


1,470.30,8         E1.E>  TKh      SIGNALING    SYSTEM.        Pail 
Kami.vski,    Berlin  I'linkow,    Germany,    assignor    to    Sle- 
niern*   A    Halske    .•Vktiencsellsi-haft.    Siemensstadt.   Ger- 
many        Filed     Jni      27.     1921,        Serial     No.     440,551. 
2    f'laims        («  1     '•9^--»l   i        (Granted    under    the    pro- 
vi.^ions  of  the  a.  r   of  Mar.   3,    1921.  41    Stat.   L..   131-3.) 
1.    In   an   ilectriral   nrra  m;>'inent    for  the   tele-control  of 
L'uns  havins;  coarxf  and   fiof   adjustment   according  to  the 
follow  the  [).iint>'r    principle,    electrically    op«'ratlng   trans- 
mitters   having    ixnnters    and     uniformly    divided    scales 
therefor    to    lndiral>-   jointly    the   desireil   angular  amount 
of  the  inclination  of  th"  Kiin,  a  control  mt'ans  for  adjust- 
ing said  transmitt'i -i.  electrically  operating  receivers  con- 
necte<l  to  said   tran-iinitters  and  having  corresponding  In- 
dicating p<jinter«  for  in^iicating  the  position  of  the  trans- 

1 

I 


OCTOBEK  <J,  1923 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


35-1 


mltter  pointers,  an  adjusting  device  adapted  to  move  the 
gun  and  having  following  pointers  and  adapted  to  aimul- 

tan.Hiusly    lause   the    following   pointers    to   coincide   with 


Raid  inili(  iiting  pointer.^,  in  combination  with  means  op«'r- 
ated  by  said  adjusting  device  for  Indicating  at  the  re- 
ceiver tbo  range  increasing  non  uniformly  with  the  In- 
clination of  the  gun. 


1,470,369  TELEADJUSTER  FOR  GINS  ANI>  THE 
LIKE.  I'ai  L  Kaminski,  Berlin  I'ankow,  Germany,  as 
signor  to  Siemens  A  Halske  .\ktleng(*ell8chaft,  Siemens 
stadt,  near  Berlin,  r,ermany.  a  Corporation  of  Germany. 
B'lled  Nov,  10,  1022.  S*rlal  No,  601,422,  2  Claims 
(CI.  89 — 41.) 


.::vi-^' 


1.  In  an  arrangement  for  the  telecontrol  of  guns  or  the 
like,  a  direction  telescope  and  stationary  transmitter  for 
Iransmltting  the  training  movements  of  the  telescope  with 
respect  to  the  concentration  correction,  and  non-station- 
ary transmitters  for  transmitting  the  vertical  movements 
of  S.I  id  teloBcop,>  to  the  guns,  snld  direction  telescope  be- 
ing located  higher  than  the  guns,  a  drum  calibrated  for 
the  range,  and  suitably  connected  and  operated  to  Impart 
the  concentration  correction  to  the  stationary  trans- 
mitters for  the  bearing  angle,  and  special  gearing  for 
connecting  said  drum  also  to  said  non-stationary  tranfi- 
mltters  for  the  vertical  movemetits  of  said  telescope,  said 
special  gearing  having  a  suitable  ratio  for  correcting  the 
angle  of  dip. 


1.470,370,  DOOR-LATCHING  MEANS,  AooLrn  Kass- 
i.Kii,  New  York,  N.  Y..  assignor  to  American  Car  and 
Foundry  Company.  New  Y'ork,  N.  Y..  a  Corporation  of 
New  Jersey.  Filed  Nov.  3,  1922.  Serial  No.  598,770. 
7  Claims.  (CI.  10.5— 308.) 
1.   In   a   car,  a   door,    a   latch    for  said   door   plvotally 

mounte<l  on  saitl  car  and  having  angularly  disposed  con- 


tact surfaces,  nn  operating  handle,  a  lug  on  said  handle 
having  angularly  disposed  contact  surfaeeg  and  a  stop  for 


said  handli  adaj.iiti  t^i  position  said  lu;:  with  th<»  rort!;ii-t 
surfaces  of  the  lug  in  cima  ■;cniciit  with  rhi'  cntsct 
surfaces    on    the    latch. 


1.47(),:',7l  SAUSAGE  STIFFIN*;  Ai'TAHATrS,  IIkr 
man  r,  Ahrens,  Cinf'innnti,  Ohio  File<i  .Tuly  U»,  ll*!.'!'. 
Serial   No.   5Tfi.]0S.      r,    CiainLS,       i  ("]     17      .''.St,  > 


1,  Sausage  stuffing  apparatus  comprising  a  cylinder  a 
plunger  mounted  therein,  a  yoke  plvotally  attached  to 
said  cylinder  a  press  screw  carried  by  said  yoke,  a  cylinder 
head  mounted  upon  said  press  screw  and  adapted  to  be 
applied  to  and  removed  from  one  end  of  said  cylinder,  a 
fluid  conduit  leading  to  said  cylinder  and  through  which 
fluid  pressure  Is  adapted  to  be  applied  to  one  end  of  said 
plunger,  a  controller  valve  oi)erable  to  apply  fluid  pres- 
sure to  and  exhaust  fluid  under  pressure  from  said  cylin- 
der, and  means  operable  in  unison  with  the  movements  of 
said  controller  valve  and  operable  only  when  said  yoke 
is  in  position  for  the  cylinder  head  to  close  the  cylinder 
to   safeguard    th(>   operation  of   said   controller  \alve 


1.470,372.      BUCKSAW    FRAME.      Vi(Tnn    C,    .Vm.erson, 

Minneaixdis,    Minn.      I-^letl   Oct.    14,    1922.      Serial    No. 

r.»4,470.      3    Claims.       fCl.    145— .S2,) 

1.   .\    bucksaw    com[)rl8ing   end    bars,    a    saw    Made    c-n 

nected  to  the  lower  ends  of  said  bars,  an  adjustable   tcn- 

filon    link    connecting   the    upper   ends    of   said    end    bars. 

and  transversely  intersecting  thrust  bars  connecting  said 

end   bars  between  the  saw  blade  and  tension   link    one  of 


;i52 


aald   thr'isr    bar«   rur 
intprmediatf  portion 


with    niit-'Hiuipppd 
portions  of  «;iid   -itr; 
iiit- rse^Ting   thruat 


1,470,37.3.  RKKI.IN 
bock,  Tex  FiU'd 
6  Claims.      'CI.  2 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


prteinir  metal    straps   embracing   thp 
f  rbe  other  thrust  bar  and  prorlded 


bnndIM  rods  and  guhj»»<-tln)r  thf  seqiipiitlnlly  unrolled  por- 
tions thereof.  siicrf'SRivfly,  to  iwiile  removiiK,  pickling;  and 


'^.^?mmT 


ry- — ^-^^f^=->~^ 


*  I 


&-^^-^T^^^dZj&,£~[  ,.^ 


-  »/ 


coatinst  >.p*'ras  iori.«.  [iii  -r  tii  the  drawing  oi>eratioii,  and 
then  i<ntij''ftiiiyr  th.-  ■o.it«Ml  r'>ds  to  at  least  one  cold 
drawing;    (ip.-rati'iii 


1    (Tn   ;t.-,       (  <i.N  1  l.MorS     WIKE     1»HA\V1N(,       MK.NCH 
1-:k.\st  Bolkt,  Clfvplaiid,  Ohio,  nnsinuor  to  The   Amerl- 
.tn  Stefl  and  \Vir>'  t'uinpan.v  of  New  Jersi'y,  a  Corpora- 

ru'u   n{    Nrw    .lersfv       KH-mI    I  f>c.    -■7.    ID'.'O.      Serial    No. 

4 :;;!.-'^.';      i  -^  ci:iini>      ■  I '!    .:i):>     n  » 


tjolt.s    for    clampinR    the    intermediate 
P8  unto  the  embraced  portion   of  the 
liar. 


-9^Fr  '^^^'.^  '"-^f:^ 


<~:  DEVICE  RwMnvri  BkKKiEU.  I.nt) 
Ian  ■_'7.  192:.;.  i^^rial  No  532,109. 
2-61.) 


1.  A  contlnuoui  wire  drawing  bench  having  a  plurality 
of  die  blocks,  die*  on  «aid  die  blocks,  a  plurality  of  wire 
drawing  blocks  on  •yiid  bench,  said  die  blocks  and 
drawing  blocks  beinj,'  arriinu<d  for  successively  drawing 
thf  wire  tbroiii;h  said  plurality  of  dies,  and  means  for 
holding'  a  portion  of  the  wire  taut  while  allowing  other 
portions   to   form   1o<jhi'  rolls  on   said  wire  (irawinu  blocks. 


1,470.376.      TROUSERS    I'lU'SSKK       Kdwahd    Ch.^MBEBS. 
Winchester.    England.      Filed   ilay   «,    1922.      Serial   No. 

."..-S.95«.      4   Claims.      (CI     2.';!      1  ;i  i 


I A   :  it  ■ 


6  In  a  reeling  device,  s  support  having  a  head,  a  shaft 
monntfHl  to  r»v->Ivp  In  the  head,  a  hoa.<<ln^  mounted  on  the 
otiter  i»nd  of  th^  phkft  to  be  revolved  thereby,  a  pair  of 
ra"k  bars  monntid  In  the  houslnc,  a  pinion  on  the  shaft 
ene.n-'ine  between  trie  !>ars  for  moving  the  same  In  of) 
posit*'  dlrt'ction*.  arris  carried  by  the  bars,  a  spring  drtinj 
surroundins;  th*'  h^^d  aii<l  normally  free  from  connection 
with  thp  houslti^.  ni  ratchet  carried  by  the  head,  a  pawl 
mounted  on  the  drtim  and  engaging  the  ratchet,  means 
for  connecting  the  ilrum  with  the  housing,  .ind  means  for 
revolving    the  chaftl 


1,470.374.  METIHil)  OF  CONTINTOFSI.Y  CIKANINlJ 
AND  DRAWING  WIRE.  Ernst  Boi-BT.  Cleveland. 
Ohio,  assignor  to^  The  American  Steel  and  Wire  Com 
pany  of  New  .Ifraey,  a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey. 
Filed  Dec.  27,  11*20.  Serial  No.  433.281.  2  Claims. 
CI.  205 — 21.) 
1.  In    the    manulacture    of    wire    from    bundled    rod?. 

tke    method    which    conslats    in    gradually    nncoiltng    the 


1.  A  garment  pres.s.  comprisin-  relatively  movable 
[jrossing  board.-*,  a  bar  nioxably  mounted  at  the  free  end  of 
..lie  of  the  boards  and  over  which  a  garment  Is  to  be 
passed,  and  a  block  mounted  on  the  free  end  of  the  other 
lK>nrd,  said  block  engaging  the  bar  and  clamping  the  gar 
ment  tberebetwe*-n  as  the  boards  are  movtnJ  toward  preas- 
ing  relation,  and  said  bar  luid  blo<k  holding  and  stretching 
the  garment  as  thf  boa  ids  are  moved  into  preaaing  re- 
lation,  the  block  movintr  rbf  t):ir  r'  I«tlv-e  to  Us  mounting. 


OCTOBEEy,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


363 


1,470.377.  P0I.&RAI8IN0  APCARATUS.  Wkbh  Kim- 
HBtLi.iJo,  Norton,  Va.  Filed  Jui.v  26,  1922.  Serial  No, 
577.4rt3.      2  I'lalms.      (CI.   214—;},  i 


.^;"Uj^3      ----X^"^ 


1 


l" 


A  rai-inc  aiii>arnins  comprl«int:  ji  frame,  a  main 
sorki'trd  in  and  nTiiovably  associated  with  the  frame, 
a  sheave  carried  at  the  iipi"  r  ctid  .1  the  main  pole,  means 
for  tiracing  said  pole,  mid  inrHiis  being  adjustable  and 
detachably  associated  with  the  pole,  a  cable  passed  over 
the  sheave  and  adapted  to  tx  atttiched  to  the  deviee  to  be 
raised,  and  winding;  nieetiatiisiii  carriid  by  the  frame  and 
adapted  to  take  up  ib.  rable  .  tlie  siiid  frame  comprising 
spaced  uprights,  a  has,  fixe!  to  tlie  lower  end  of  said 
upriL'hts  and  having  spitics.  and  straps  connecting  the 
lower  and  upper  iHjrtiims  of  the  uprigiits  and  disposed  at 
opposite  sides  of   the  said   main   iKde. 


1.4Tn,37S.  METHOD  OF  M  ANUFACTTRI  NO  AHTIFI 
ClAL  BFII.DINc;  MATERIALS.  Adoi.f  KLEi.M,<>.,Ki 
I>armstadt.  (ormauy  Filed  Dec.  .1,  1021  Serial  No 
51»,887.       3    Cl.aims        n'l.    mn    -24^ 


1.  .V  building  material  comprising  Portland  cement  and 
particles  of  metal  and  water  mixed  in  a  certain  proportion 
by  weight,  the  mixture  being  made  up  of  (93  +  7d) 
grammes  of  metal  particles  and  (57  — 3d)  grammes  of 
Portland  cement  In  every  (150-f4d)  grammes  of  the  mix- 
ture, if  d  in  millimeters  denotes  the  diameter  of  the  metal 
particle*   admixed. 


Hit:  a   depending  flange  whici;    is  open   :'.t  its  bottcm  part 

and  which  Is  it,  coniuiiriicHtioD  with  the  plurality  of 
oil  inlet  passages,  lud  aii  nir  deflecting  plate  spaced 
from    tht     upper    end    of    tlie    main    air    inlet    p;i»s«i'ewH.v, 


1,470,379.      OIL    BURNER.       Leo    Krfsskr,    Springflrld. 

Mass.       1-lled    Oct.    3,    1922.       Serial    No.    592.101        4 

Claims.      (CI.  158—91.) 

4.  In  an  oil  burning  apparatus,  the  combination  of 
a  plate  member  formed  with  a  plurality  of  air  Inlet 
passages  and  a  centrally  arranged  main  air  inlet  pas- 
sageway, a  plurality  of  oil  inlet  passages  located  about 
the  centrally  arranged  air  inlet  passages  and  which 
are  maintained  in  a  cool  condltten  by  tbe  incomiBf 
stream  of  cool  air  tberetbrougb  to  prevent  tbe  oU  frwa 
being  Tapoiiied,  said  centrally  arraafed  air  vwsMse 
being  sarroonded  with  an  oil  recelvini;  chamber  bsT- 
315  0.  O.— 23 


..'^r^^' 


said  plate  member  linviii^'  an  inclined  liottnii.  surface 
for  permitting  the  oil  t.i  flew  by  k-r:.\ity  fr'itt  the 
oil  inlet  passages  ami  an  oil  absorl'ei:!  ina'erial  1-c.nted 
on  tile  Inclined  liottom  surface  for  takii.^  v.]/  t!:e  ril  as 
described. 


1,4T0.3S0  Wl.VDOW-SASH  LOCK.  Alkiii:d  1  k;;.sihk 
and  AttTHi  k  A,  Wi.vtkr,  Mllwaui<ee-  Wj.s  Fled  l>ec. 
2i>       1S*21  Serial      No.      ,^:;;^.t;,5t>.        1      ClaiUi.         vCl. 

_■!<-■ ^"175  I 


In  a  device  of  the  class  tiescribed,  a  uCt-  piece  rec 
tangultir  hollow  housing  having  an  open  bottom  and 
slotted  end  walls,  a  one  piece  bolt  slldably  held  within 
said  housing  and  having  an  enlarged  tongue  projecting' 
through  the  slot  in  one  of  said  end  walls  ami  having 
an  enlarged  shouldered  portion  adapted  to  contact  with 
the  inner  side  of  said  end  wall  to  limit  the  outward 
movement  of  said  bolt,  said  bolt  having  a  s^tralght  re- 
duced portion  extending  through  the  slot  in  tie  other 
end  wall  and  terminating  in  an  operating  head  in  axitil 
alignment  with  such  reduced  portion,  and  a  colled  spring 
surrounding  said  reduced  portion  and  bearing  at  one 
end  against  said  last  mentioned  wall  and  at  its  other 
end  against  said  shouldered  portion,  said  iKdt  having 
a  downwardly  extending  lug  adjacent  said  operating  head 
adapted  to  cooperate  with  said  shouldered  portion  to 
guide  said  bolt  when  said  housing  is  attached  to  a  flat 
surface. 


1,470.381.  FILLING  MACHINE.  H.ahkv  Iamf.  New 
Westminster,  Canada,  assignor  to  Swift  &  Company. 
Chicago,    111.,    a    Corporation    of    lUlnola.      Filed    July 

2,  1921       Serial  No.  482.267.     3  Claims.      (CI.  73 — 30  1 

3.  Id   a    measuring    apparntus   of    the   class   described, 
a    sappy   condait,    a    deivery    spout,    a    cyinder   coromanl- 


354 


OFFICIAL  GAZE^riE 


OCTOBIB  i>,  1S»2« 


eating    with    saiil    lupply    conduit    anc 
pl.iton    in    said    cylinder    driven    by    tl 


id    delivery    spiiuf.    n 
the    pressure    of    ma- 
terial    forced     alorisc     said     supply     cottduit    and     forcincj 
n    definite  Tuanrify    .f   the   raatprial    through    the   delivery 


spout     valves    f>r 


"ontroIIhiK  tht>  action  if  the  piston, 
eWtr'i  magneri'-  means  for  iip»»rafine  t'l'-  valves,  and 
-jii'!  >'lHrtro-nj  liZDi^lc  means  Seinj  under  the  t-ontrol 
of  t'lp  piston 


r>«>tr<  ir     Mich 


P^RNST      I',.       [.ANTE, 

assignor    of    one  huif    to    Otti    C.    Russ. 
Hich.       Filed     July     23,     Il»21.       Serial 
laims.       (CI.    202 — 40  t 


'7/s,j 


Jpjo 


1.  A  latch  for 
U  -shaped  ;,:uid*'s 
cl.f     uppf-r    -ii'!' 

d>T    sai'l    _'ui'1<'> 
thereto    and    t'lteni 
the    s'lidfs      I     b»* 
the    ba.^e    havin,^   f 


indows.  comrTisin-'  a  Na-"  platf,  '.v.-, 
ivinc    slotte-l    ui'P'T    sidt  s    ■;>-.'i],'-i>d    t-'' 

the  base  and  p"si?ioneil  :ir  ri;,'hr 
•r,    lockins:   piri'^   slidably    m'vuui.d    iji; 

tl  '"avini;  an  operatinj;  iiin  arta  t;>-<:l 
ing    upwardly    thr'.ueh    tti>'    si  ^t-;    ui 

crank  levf-r  pivotally  m^nntrd  on 
)  arms,  one  biding  slotted  at  ir<  fn-e 
i'»ii     of    one    of    ^aid    operating:    iii'  -. 


►■Dd      f.if      thr       Tf^'-f 

and  tS''  ither  havltii;  a  slot  between  its  end.*  in  ul.i'h 
ti'f  i.rJuT  'i|i..raf iiiL'  pin  exfpnds,  s:iid  last  nienti'  n^d 
ir:n  r'-ui.-  ►•xt'U'leA  beyond  the  base  and  for:n.'d  wit'i  a 
d"'ivn  ••irn*»d    lip   ati  one   ed>:e.   substanti.ally    a-i   descri'<.l 


♦  7'p.383.        •}(>LI..\PSIBLK      BoTTr.F       IHDIl- 
ilKor^.E    K     Lt  E 'VB[.i,YV,    Eau   Claire,   Wis,    assign. .r 
mesnp    a>9ignmeri  t-".    to    .S.anitary    Novelties    Compan;,.    a 
'"orporati'in       Fii'd    reli.    10,    ir>22       !*»>rinl    No    .-,;^-,'r, 


I    ''laiRi 


('I    L'::j— .''.n.* 


The   combination 
•ured    at    th*    bott 


•<traps  iH'in;,'  iiiitwiirdl\  .lircied.  a  wire  extending  ia  a 
substantial    re<tan:;le.    r'l'iitably    secured    in    said    straps, 

a  shelf  liavm:;  it"  mds  toi  mm  il  into  e»es  s»*cured  to 
-iaid  first  wire,  -;in\  Second  mentioned  wire  liaving  three 
loops  formiHl  tt  .'r<in.  three  rods  each  having  an  end 
formed  Into  an  eye  pivotin;:  on  one  of  said  loops,  the 
other  ends  cif  <aid  r  »!■<  bein;;  eitendefi  at  an  angle 
to  said  r'ld.s  .111(1  .->  I's  (i:i  «aid  back  plates  for  receiving 
said    ends    and    lo.-kin„'    K.iid    sli'lf    in    rai«e<l    position. 


i.4:')..;s4    t^oMBrNATKiv  (ATTu:  ANr>  mx;  w.vtkr- 

ING     FOi'NTAIN         CmKLir:     I,.iN<;.     Lincoln.     Nebr. 
Filed    Apr      10.    i:i22.       Serial     N.j.    .',.-,1.077,       1     Claim. 

I  CI.  119- -7::,) 


A  comhinnfion  flrinkin::  'oontnin  '■■  liv-  ~tock  in 
rl'iding  a  fasitiu'.  ■•peniiij-  ,it  diaiiift  rii  ;i '|\  oj  p.,»ite  posi- 
tions in  sail)  c.i»iii_'.  drinkit._'  '^■iips  seinred  t"  the  cas- 
ing on  the  inside  thereof  and  adja'ceiit  said  openings, 
a  trough  ''onnecting  said  cups,  said  "p'-nings  having 
curved  walls  for  closing  the  top.  l.a' k  and  sides  of 
tiie  fcess  aliove  each  drinking  cu[i,  a  ci>ver  for  said 
casing,  drinking  cups  in  contact  with  and  Immediately 
l>eneat!i  sjiid  .ovit.  cp-  iii!i.rs  ji,  s;ud  cover  above 
said  last  name<!  drinki^ig  ctips.  a  trough  connecting 
said  last  named  drlnklni;  cups,  said  last  named 
dl-inking  cups  and  trough  being  supported  on  a  remov- 
able shelf  which  is  secured  at  its  ends  to  gald  casing, 
both  of  said  troughs  having  slordng  b<ittora«,  .said  slop- 
ing bottoms  being  f>o  formeii  that  tl)e  troughs  may  be 
completely  dralnexl  by  gravity  h'Ti/otital  shelves  se- 
cured to  the  top  portions  of  s.iiil  .  urved  walls,  said 
horlzoT)ti\I  shelves  being  nda[>ted  to  support  lamps  im- 
mediately beneath  said  wcond  named  drinking  caps, 
means  for  supplying  all  of  said  drinking  cnps  and 
trougha  with  water  from  a  water  supply  system  under 
pressure,  and  means  for  maintaining  the  water  at  a 
constant    level    in    each    of   said    troughs. 


rf 


of  a   back   plate,   a   pair  of   strap*   se- 
()in    eilge    thereof,    the    middle    of    said 


1,4T0,:'.8S  ROFTR  INDICATOR  Ghover  H.  Mkadi, 
San  Jose,  Calif  Filed  Oct.  s.  1I>21.  Serial  No. 
506.459.       1    Claim.       (CI     40      42  i 

A  route  indicator  comprising  a  casing,  spools  Jonr- 
n«le<l  therein,  n  riMKm  windable  upon  said  spools,  a 
dPtflnff  roller  Jonmaled  In  the  casing,  a  driving  wheel 
fixed  at  each  end  of  the  roller  and  operatlvely  engag- 
ing one  of  said  spools  to  drivp  the  same,  a  Journal  bear- 


OCTOBKBlt,  W2H 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


355 


Ing    arm    extending    from    the    casing    walls    toward    the 
roller,   and   a   pair  of  Idler   rollers   supported   on   opposite 


sides  of  saiil  tirin  in  a  jotirnal  l.e.irii'g  therein  and 
pressing  against  the  hrst  roller  ai  ixdnts  between  the 
■paced  driving  wheels 


1.470,38«!  I.fX'K  Fi»K  FII.r.ISTFR-IIKAD  SCREWS 
Henry  Mii.ieh.  Milwaukee.  Wis  Filed  Nov.  21.  19l!». 
Serial    No     .•?,•?<>. 7. '.2.      O    riaims.       (CI.    151— ,^2  ) 


1.    In     a     locking     device     for     holding     screws     against 
revers*    rotation,    tlo'    conitiination    of    a    screw    having    a 
slot  in  Its  head,  tind  a  plate  providi^l  with  a  countersunk 
hole  Into  which   the  screw   is  passed,   such   hole   being  en 
larged   Into   an    annular   recess  at    the   upper   end   of   sul> 
sUntlally  the  same  depth  as  the  slot  In  the  head  of  the 
»<"rew,   with   a   locking   memlsr   for   the  screw,  such   mem 
her  comprising   a    shank   to  be   placed   in    the   slot   of  the 
srrew    and    projecting    portions    extending    in    the    same 
plane    to    engage    the    sid>'    walls    of    the    annular    recess 
with  a  biting  contact. 


l.«470.387.  VEHICLE  SIGN  jessk  Ali^n  Morgan, 
San  Diego,  Calif.  Filed  Mar.  30.  192:5.  Serial  No. 
f>2S.7.'>.«*       n    Claims.       iCl     40— 125.5.  i 


1.  In  combination  with  the  filling  noizle  of  a  motor 
rebiclc  radiator,  which  nozzle  is  internally  screw 
threaded,  of  an  externally  screw  threaded  sleeve  mem- 
ber adapted  for  screw  threaded  engagement  with  the 
■aid  radiator  filling  nozzle,  a  cap  loosely  positioned 
orer  aald  sleeve  member  and  having  a  suitable  sign  ens 
Ing    positioned    thereon,    and    means    between    the    said 


sleeve  and  mp  for  rotating  snld  sleeve  when  the  cap  is 
rotated  in  a  certain  direftinn,  said  no  .ins  being  dlf^- 
placeable    \\  lien    rt>e    caji    is    rotated    in    a    rex  rrse    direc- 

tlOD. 


1  470,.'',fSS.      WIND0W-W.\SH1NG  Al'P.VR ATTs-       EtGKsK 

I'rnu,   New   Vork.    N,    V.      i'iled   Apr.    2(5.    r.i-'_'       Serri. 
No,   556,72".     4   il.iinis.      «C!.  'U)l-  -!•!  . 


TrfE::|l>in.^-,' 


mm^' 


^  In  a  wind'W  wa-lilni:  apparntu.s,  wull  brackets,  a 
horizontally  indii,.,!  nil  n.^niitod  up  n  ~aid  brackets. 
carriage  tnnk-  iii:.,int''l  upon  said  r.-nl.  conti-'ctirig  bars 
liinged  ti'-i  ;b.'  ;,Ii.!  U,  •..,]>',  iruck-  ;(  -riifTnlii  secured  I., 
said  Irneks  li-.i-uii-  il.vic.  s  .;irri.(l  |i\  s.',id  s'-a!T-M  and 
connected  to  said  'neks,  and  in-ans  [dvotalSy  niiUnt.'d 
upon  said  ti  i.k-  M_.,i.in.,-  -^ald  rails  for  adjustably  hold- 
ing the  carriages  ngain^i  tiaveiiing  movement  upon  said 
rail.  H^, 


i,47(»,:;sp  i;.\iii(.  ci i..ri- i  .vp.Li:  svsri:.\j,  Ludwio 
Rei.is-i.vi',,  Z.  i-t,  Nitherlancis.  assiL-nor  t-  SI.  m<  tis  * 
Ilalske  ,\istien;,o.si'l!selia  It.  Sieuicnsst.aiit,  near  Berlin. 
•  ierinan.v.  a  (Jernian  Corporation  IM.d  Ai;,;.  23,  1921. 
Serial -No.  494,720.     1  Claim.      iCl.   177      oS6.) 


<>  - 


irrT 


A  pilot  cable  system  fur  vessels  having  a  cabli'  located 
at  the  bottom  of  the  fairway  and  carrying  a  mm  continu 
OU8  current,  and  including  receiving  loops  lodU.,!  ,,■,  ih. 
vessel  for  determining  the  position  of  the  vessel  laterally 
of  the  cable,  in  cornlunation  with  submarine  sound  trans- 
mitters suitably  distributed  over  the  length  of  the  calde 
and  actuated  by  the  cable  current  for  indicating  desir.-d 
points  along  tlie  path  of  the  vesstd.  and  means  on  tlie 
ves.s«d  indeiM'iident  of  said  loops  for  receivin.'  tii.  signals 
from  said  sound  transmitters. 


1.470.;!!M.       CKNKRAL  SERVICE    RAII.WAV    i   AI!        Wir.- 
MAM   .1.   Hox.  St.   Ix)uii,,  Mo.,  assignor  to   .American   Car 
and  Foundry  Comiwny,  New  York.  N.  Y  .  a  t'orjxiraiiou 
New     Jersey.       Filed    .Vug.     29,     ir)22.       Serial     No. 


of 


585,0,34.     G  Claims. 


.308. » 


1.  In   a  general  service  railway  car  having  side  walls 
and  a  floor,  a  plurality  of  manually  operable  drop  doors 


356 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


formiiM?  part  of  th«  floor  arc«  of  the  car  and  hinged 
with  their  free  edgM  adjacent  the  car  alilM.  manually 
and   leverally    optrail*  door   snpportinif   shaft*    rotatably 

mountt^iJ  'in  the  sidi  walls  ahov--  the  fr^e  .-^ii:^M  of  lald 
doors  when  I'losed,  Mid  shaft*  U>ln^  operable  ijniept'n'l- 
ently  to  releaa*  said  doors. 


1,470. ?.01        R.VII.WA 


AR 


High   W    Savf' 
ir>22.      Serial    N 


iHD      Kp.'V\ 


/I 


30,  1 1!  1  8truotur4  ..f  the  kind  descnbe<l.  :h.'  rotiitiina- 
:ion  '>f  an  axle,  a  Uheel  on  th^  axle,  an  axle  ...x  -nir 
rounding  the  axle  aLl  having  an  end  wall,  the  outt-r  face 
of  which  Is  c^inyei,  knd  a  stationary  abutment  plate  poci 
tioned  to  be  enerage^  by  said  a.tle  i«,i  wall,  sal  stantiali> 
aa  described. 


1,47..  :;;rj.  \r:.NTII.,.\TOR  HO<.»L>  FOR  WINDOWS  Her- 
man Schr.'ier.  SC^boygan.  WU,  i-'ile.i  \^r  ■-•',  I'.fj'j 
Serial  No    r,5«  :?«:!.     ^.  C!aiin- 


■1    'iv 


tlon  of  a  window 
a   front   panel,   eai 


1,470.393.      Q['AI'K-<-;RASS    DI'JOER       Chb 
Calio,  N.  Dak.     Mled  Mar    1,  1920      Serial 

8  Claims.     . '  "1,  ."■)•'» — 51.; 


1ST  SiBTnrr. 
No.  362,200. 


'h 


in  i.i  nation    with    a 
f..r  pro  I  wH  in  J?  th'^  same, 
i;i\  liii;     1     w  ..rklni:     /..ru' 
.r    .Irivink;    The    r.'ike,    :iinl 


1  In  a  ijuack  ?ra>i.s  Jititjer, 
wheelsupiwrt'^d  frame  and  m.an 
of  ail  -Qdless  traTellUii;  rak.' 
iiii.iinrpd  on  the  frame,  means  f 
means  for  suidlnut  the  rake  fhrmigh  the  irroiind  in  Its 
working  uone  In  a  plane,  sloplnt:  upwardly  '"  the  direction 
of  its  movement 

'.  In  a  nuaok  graiw  digger,  the  combination  with  a 
wheel-suppurtetl  frame  and  means  tor  propeliins  tlie  same, 
of  an  endless  travelling  rake  having  a  working  lone 
ni.  'inN-tl  on  the  fram.v  ineann  for  driving  tlo'  rake,  said 
rak*"  .■.imi.ri-iiii;  .'i  pair  ..f  ..ndb--  .'liaiii-.  and  ii  i.l':ralif\ 
or  r,i,  th  *H).i![.i»d  '.ars  rarricd  ;,\  'h-  rhain-  tin'  teofli  .if 
whl.h  are  ailai.t'.<l  t..  m.-v  tbr.-imh  the  .Tuiind.  .;iiide 
rail-  .)!!  rb.>  frame,  and  ."lide  ni>.[nt...rs  ..n  said  tran.*ver9e 
"bars  engazeable  with  tbe  i;i,iide  raihs  during  the  travel  of 
the  rake  through  th.'  jiroimd  in  its  w.irkm.:  /..lo'  !..r  ^nid 
in;;   'he  rak.'   .Ji.war.lly  .lurinL-  Its  travel  tbr..!:L-l,   Mi.'  'A-rk 

ins   7,. '111'. 

I     In    a    M'j.i'k    Kr:i-«    .IU'^-'t.    th-    rombiioi tlon    w:t:      •\ 
whi-l-'U'l.'Tt.'d     frar;  .      and     means     for     prnpellinj;     tb- 


saru- 


.1, 


ro-.'lllng  rake  mounted  on  the  fram>  , 
means  f.ir  drivin;;  (be  rake,  sanl  rak-  cnmprisini;  a  pair 
of  endlpsR  chains  and  a  plurality  of  tooth  equipped  bars 
carried  by  the  -bains,  sjild  rake  arranged  to  travel  throti«h 
n.  working  ion.',  an  .  levatlna  /.one  and  a  discharge  zone, 
and  means  . operative  'oi  t(,e  rake,  while  passing  through 
Its  discharge  loce,  to  intermittently  impart  to  its  trnns- 
rer»e  bars  a  m..v.-!nen'  rii;.t  will  tt;r..w  tb..  '  -fh  ipward 
and  backward 


1  470  :uu    •.u\\l:^l\l,    \ri' vuA'i  I  .<<      .vi  tKKi>  smai.i.- 

'w,s.n     l...ti.l..n,    i:oi;l..[..l        Fil-d    Mar,    S.    r.t^U.      Serial 
No.  3G1.2t5«.      :;  flnlnis       '<'l.   214-   26.  i       . 


3.    A  ventilator    jo'>d   for  attar-baii-nr   r..   th.-  uiii).-r   por- 


a-slng  comprLsliig  a  stnictore  Including 
iwnel.'*.  and  a  r«x)f  top  h.  ction  inte- 
grally connecting  the  end  panels,  said  ro<3f  top  section 
having  a  downturiied  deflertlnc  fianse  adjacent   Its  outer 

from  the  front  panel  to  provide  a  vent 
slot,  and  an  upwaidly  inclined  weather  shield  attached  to 
the   top   edge  of  tlie  front   panel  and   end   panels   and    ex 

therefrom  over  said  roof  top  section 
vheK^  trotiT  \m  il8fl«ctBd  from  the  upper  t«p  portL.n  of 
Hm  kood. 


1  A  load  cnveyiii:;  .ii.iki  ratiis  .ompn.slne  co.a\lal  run- 
nini:  wheels  i^.r  supj-.rting  the  npiwratu.s  on  thr  k'round. 
an  operatitig  strti-nure  guwrted  by  said  wheels,  the  oper 
ating  stnictur.-  Including  a  forwardly  projecting  portion 
terminatir,2  in  a  -a.!  -arryini:  fork,  and  a  rearwardly 
projecting  portion  terminating  In  a  handle  adapted  tor  use 
l,y  the  operator  ..f  tb..  a  pi«irata.s.  a  counterweight  movable 
.,n  tho  rearward  prnj.  .  t  b...  ..f  th..  n,H.ratin;:  strtx-tnre  and 
means  adia-Mit  tb..  b,.ioib'  f..r  i.ositiv.-lv  rotating  th.. 
sMpis.rtine  wb....N  ♦-.  olvai'...  'be  ippar.'a^  ..' 
groond. 


th. 


1470. ".or,  TAl  VMKNIAI.HAi  K  SUFl'OHTBR  AbRa 
H\M  L.  SMiiH  ^'v  ViH-k.  N.  Y.  assignor  of  one-half 
to  Orllla  M.  Smith.  New  York,  N.  Y  Filwl  NaT.  1«. 
1922.  a«nal  No  (MM.743.  2  Olalma  iV\.  128 — 291.) 
2  In  a  catMnieoiil  K.ick  supporter,  in  t-omMMtlon,  a 
relatively  brond  oeir,  a  towel  engaging  «trap  barlnff  a 
'„.in  by  which  it  Is  -HdsMy  sdjnstable  on  tfc«  belt,  a  brac« 


OCTOBtB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


357 


of  stiff  flat  material  fitted   within  the  loop,  to  maintain 
Its  height,  means  in  said  brace  for  the  slldable  reception 


of   tbf    belt     and   iti-  ..ns   uimri    tb 
gaging    the   I..  If    t.>    !....'ilizp   tb.' 


.trap 


.    till    r»  movably  en 

t  ber<.(in. 


1470,306  PAI'FZR  HOX       CONSTIU'OTION  nARRV 

Rridomw   Smith.  Hrooklyn.   N    Y       Fib  d   De.     9    1020. 
Serial   No     420.390.      S   Claims.      (CI.    229— .'IS  ) 


■V 

t 

d 

\ 
c 

u 

T 
r 

C 

K 

i 

^\ 

1,  \  b'<\  shell  blank  haviiii.'  corner  laps,  the  free  ends 
of  which  are  n  duced  in  thickn.'ss,  the  reduction  belDK 
made  on  opiwsite  snrlao.s  of  the  blank  with  respect  to 
the  corn.r  laps  at   the  same  end  of  the  box. 


1.470,a»7.  PAl'ER  -  BOX  CONSTRUCTION.  Hahhy 
BttiDOMAN  Smith,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y  Filed  Dec.  10,  1920. 
Serial   No    429.«'>30       11   Clalma       HI    229 — 32  ) 


3.    A   (ardiH,ard   box  shell  blank  comprising  a  body  \Hir 
tlon,  side  and  (nd  winga,  and  corner  laps  of  reduced  thick 
ne«8   e.vtendlng   from   certain  of   the   wings,   the  reduction 
in   thickness  of  the  laps  bein^:  made  on   the  inner  side  of 
th'.  blank   material. 


1.470.30S.         SRMILOnSF.  -  WRAITED       BOX  Harry 

Bri[x,M\\   Smith.  Brooklyn.  N    Y     Filed  Dec.  20,   1920 
Serial   No.   4.'^1.012.      1«  ("laims       i  CI    229 — 32  ) 


1.470. Hint  FLEXIBLE  IUKS  FOR  BENDING  THIN 
METAL  I'LATES  IN  THE  ItlKECTION  OF  THEIE 
WII/TH.  KEt  BE.N  S;ami;v  Smith,  Milwaukee.  Wis., 
assignor,  by  ni.  tin.  assinnmenLs.  t..  First  Wisconsin 
Trust  Comr»any,  trustee,  a  » Drviortitbui  t.f  New  York. 
Filed  Sept.  12,  1921  Serial  No.  50(t,U19.  7  Claima. 
(CI.   78 — 60  \ 


1.  A  box  consisting  of  a  covered  shell  characterised  by 
the  exposed  cover  material  being  tightly  secured  on  two 
opposite  walls  of  the  box  and  loosely  applied  on  other 
walls  of  the  box. 


1.  Til.-  combination  of  a  pair  of  co-n^tltip  fi"xibb  diea 
fi.r  b.-iMliii2  inetnl  plntep  in  the  direction  of  tb.  ir  wi.ith, 
,  ;i,  h  ..f  lb.-  .lies  of  thi.  pair  comprising  a  s.t  of  inter- 
.  iant'o.ibb  .;i.  units  crranged  respectively  to  besir  against 
ttii  edK'-  <.f  the  pl.'ite  to  exert  a  bending  pi.ssnrc  and 
upon   the  sides  of  t!.e  plate  to  exert  n  clarapinu  prcssur.'. 


1  470,404'       TONGS       William    Smith    and    Pateick    J 
SiiLi.ANE.    Houston,   Pa       Filed    Mar.    22.   1922.      Serial 
No     '>45,772       1    Claim.      (CI.   29-t— lir.  i 


A  long  tor  handling  sheet  metal,  comprising  a  main 
-.Mtion  provided  with  a  Jaw  on  one  end  and  a  handle-bar 
nil  its  opposite  end.  auxiliary  handle-bars  movably  se- 
I  ured  on  sabi  s<  ctiou  by  means  of  plates,  a  Jaw  D,  plv- 
uted  to  th'  main  section  which  terminatin  into  tin  arm, 
links  cinnecied  at  on>  end  to  the  bars  F,  and  G,  and 
their  opposite  ends  to  the  arm  of  the  Jaw  lb  all  substan- 
linlly   as  and   for  the  purposes  shown  and  descrilw'd. 


1,470.401       BRICK   SILO.      fUBiS.  V.  SdEE.NSK.s  aru!  Hkb- 
BEUT    11.    Fansch,    Racine,    Wis.       Filed    Nov     C.    1920. 

Serial    No     422.200       1    Claim.       (CI.    72^0,) 


A  circular  silo  having  brick  walls  witb  a  vertically 
extending  opening,  iambs  at  the  sides  of  said  opening, 
spaceil  rods  having  threaded  ends  extending  through  the 
Jambs,  plates  abutting  the, Inner  sides  of  the  Jamb  and 
mounted    on    said    rods,    nuts    on    the    ends    of    said    rodt 


358 


clamping;   the   jam 

in    some    of    the    c 
r.v.  -^*^8     fijrmini; 
ni>t,il   rfinf  ininj; 
ill:;  thrt'aded  rnds 
iip«'nlngi^  in   said  p 
•'ail!   r''infi.rrin;^ 
;w.'pn    them. 


■i  and  plates  b»*tween  them,  the  brick 
urses  having  longitudinally  extending 
-ubstantially  circular  sirooveg.  solid 
roils  ilisposed  in  said  gri><)\t>s  and  hav- 
pa.sKjng  through  the  jambs  and  through 
atts,  and  nuts  on  the  th^ead^^d  ends  of 
lU  clampiDj;  said  plants  and  jambs  be 


I   4Tm.40'J.      mold 
Ratmond   E.    STi> 


1  \  lii'illiHii  ni 
h'Mil  whii  n  is  ri)t 
plurality  ..f  [iioldinji 
jxir'ing  ni^ai^H  an 
>aid  head  :n.i  mi 
h''ad  is  turnfHl. 


1  470.40;i       I'OKTA 


.luiif    7. 
4>V      22 


1922 


OFFICIAL  GAZK'ITE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1928 


for  said  light  ncr^'pn,  means  rent  rolling  said  film  feedlog 
mechanism  aiid  operntivi  ruinctions  bt-tween  said  meaDi 
and  said  ictuating  mrmis  wh>Tfi.y  thf  screen  will  be 
Interposed    h.Mw...-ti    v;m.1    s.,iir<e    of    light    and    said    fllm 


N"G  MACHINE.  JoHy  T  Stonet  and 
NET,  rieveland,  Ohio.  Filed  May  19. 
.    382,509,      34   Claims       iCl    22 — 21.) 


—  1^ 


chine  comprising  a  .fntral  portion,  a 
itahle  on  said  central  portion  and  a 
i  mech.ml.sms  comprising  a  fla.^k  aup^ 
n  sqaeezing  means  associated  with 
v.; hie    into    differ»nt    positions    as    th<* 


r.LE  JUMPINi;   TREK       Fr.wk    Rob- 


KKT    Th  iLKK.v,    Conrj-    Island,    Brooklyn,    N     Y 


Serial    No.    566,572       3    Claims. 


Filed 
i  CI. 


1     .\ 

in   sai'l 
!ix'-d    t. 

inj    s;!; 


y   "f   th.' 
:  ~^j;.por''  ■ 
'isirc,    I  I 

.C'l    (Toss'tl). 


l,47n joj        <   INKM 

1!.    Koch,    New    Y 
rial    No,    ,'?h.'',,0.32 

'■],    S8 — 17.) 
1,    .\    cin'matcicr: 
Combination    with    a 
i>»ctor    lenses,    and 
screen   adapted    to 
light   and    sfiid    filni 
Ju.xfaposed.    tran.spar 
tract  or  n'lsorb  Infi 


"^M  y     '**•{! 


[x    (lescrihed   comprising  a    platform, 

::   ■^n-•^  nni!   thereof,   a    v.-rtical   guide 

'Sshead  slldable  on  said  guide,  a  seat 

i'1.   and  a  spring  resiilently  ^upixirt- 
'ssh>'a'l. 


ATOiiRAPfllC     I'ROJKfTOi:        ruAR- 

^.  P.'lmh'irst,  N,  Y..  assi:.'n  .r  to  I.ydia 

rk,    N,    Y,      FUed    Mar.    11,    l!t20.    Se- 

Rem'wed   July   27.   10L'.3       'i   Claim.s. 


ihic    projector    emiiodying    therein    in 

high   amperage   sourc.'   of   light,    pro- 

illm    feeding   mechanism   of  a    light 

Ik    interpos-ed    between    sal. I    source  of 

feeding    mechanLsm.    having    closely 

fnt   areaj    and   ar<'as   adapted    to    re- 

a   red  rays  of  light,  actuating  means 


fwding  mechanism,  ■.ut>^^tantinlly  slmultaneonsly  with  tb* 
.•itoppag.'  of  said  mc.  baiiism,  and  will  be  moved  oat  of 
the  path  of  the  light  when  said  la.st  named  raean«  \m  aetQ' 
ated   to  jwrmlt   the  film    feeding  mechanism   to  actuate. 


1.471)40.-,       l-"f)CNTAIN    I'KN       Wii.i-UM    Chl,  Rochaiter 

N  Y  ,  as-siicnor  of  ou,.  balf  to  Ualford  B,  Wardln, 
Rochester,  N  Y  Filed  Jinc  21,  lft20  Serial  No. 
:'.',»0,,'^t]t5,       2    Claims        i  ri.     U'o     4:\.\ 


1  In  a  fountain  p»'n,  the  combination  with  a  barrel 
having  an  ink  reservoir  therein  and  a  writing  point  apUt 
to  form  .1  plurality  of  tines,  of  a  feeding  tongue  haTlng  a 
longitudinally  extending  interior  cavity  commonlcatlnc 
with  the  reservoir  and  also  providwl  with  a  laterall)' 
opening  longitudinal  channel  interaecting  the  outer  ex- 
tremity of  the  cavity  at  one  end  of  the  slot  aad  ex- 
tending to  the  interior  surface  of  the  writing  point,  the 
other  or  outer  tnd  if  the  slot  l)eing  relatively  shallow 
and  constituting  a  <  hannel  leading  along  the  aarface  of 
the  tongue  to  the  tip  of  the  writing  point. 


1  471), 4n»-,       Sli,N.U,IN*;    I'FVhK       KREDERirK    B.    WiT- 
Kivs.    I...S    ADirt.|.s,    Calif       Filed    Jan.    4,    1921.      Serial 

No    4■■.4.r•>^l         ',   (LutnH       (t'l,    177—820.) 


2,  .\ri  electrii-ally  op.Tir.,!  sit'iia ling  device,  a  housing 
containintr  a  '-onr iniions  -lass  perimeter  diviile<l  into  four 
Mjiial  compartments,  two  liirhts  of  different  colors  In  each 
compartment;  and  means  un-ler  the  control  of  the  driver 
f  r  illuminating  any  tw,,  adjacent  compartments  of  the 
same  color  and  the  other  two  compartments  of  a  differeot 


< )( loiiKK  11,  lltlj.'; 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


359 


color  at  the  same  time,  whereby  signals,  indicating  the 
Intended  movements  of  the  vehicle,  are  visible  from  all 
points  of  the  compass. 


1,470,407  METHOD  AND  MOVING  I'lCTURE  FILM  FOR 
ANALYZING  MOTION.  Chahi.RS  I".  W.^tsov.  New 
York,  N,  Y.  File<l  May  1.1.  1920.  Serial  No.  ;;^0.970. 
c,    Claims.      (CI,    .ss— 18,) 

1  The  method  nf  analyzing  motion  v\hieh  ci.n^ists  in 
exposing  a  sensitized  film  strip  in  n  movin-  picture  eamera 
to  lake  a  rno\ing  picture  on  the  (ilni  of  the  ohiiTt  ><v  j.iirt, 
moNcmcnt  of  which  is  to  be  analyzed,  th.'  said  oni,  ,.t  or 
part  l)eing  constantly  illuminat<d  and  the  lilni  iieju-  iiiter- 
rni'tently  move<l  between  ex[)  sures  at  a  rule  substan- 
tially greater  than  1,'iO  nio\  eni.'iiis  ;iioi  exp.'«iirt's  jier 
second,  while  substantially  preveniiiiir  r.  lative  vibiation 
between  the  lcii*i  of  1  he  caim  ra  and  the  lilm  at  the  point 
of  exposure  thereof,  and  of  the  camera  willi  !■  sptit  to  the 
object  or  I'art  being  photographed,  then  de\clipiriu  tlie 
negative  fllm  and  making  a  corresponding  positive  thereof 
and  pn>jectlng  the  latter  at  a  rate  of  about  16  exposures 
per  se<'ond. 

t'l.  The  iinpro\cd  movin;.'  pictuie  film  for  analyzing 
ni  tlon.  lia\"ing  thereon  coii8«vutive  jjietnrcs  of  the  ob- 
jis  t  ..I  part.  mo\en)eut  of  which  is  to  be  aiuHyzed,  taken 
while  I  he  object  is  substantially  constantly  illuminated 
and  at  a  rate  subtitautially  gri'ater  than  l.'iO  per  second, 
and  with  intermittent  movement  of  the  film  at  a  rate  sub- 
santlally  greater  than  150  Intermittent  moNcmenis  per 
s'Noiid,  the  film  thereby  having  Kubstantitilly  more  than 
I.'O  different  views  fif  the  object  in  a  secon<l.  the  pictures 
being  regularly  dispostnl  on  the  film  and  capable  of  being 
projecting  at  a  rate  of  about  16  jier  second  without  blur- 
ring or   the   like. 


l,47O.40S.      LINE    FASTENER.      Fkederick    H.    Welleh, 
Cincinnati,     Ohio        Filed    Oct,     1,     1921        Serial     No 
r.04,600,      2    Claims       (CI,    24— 127  ) 


a 


ceived  iu  one  end  "f  >iii'l  iioii\,  -aid  : 
^ecured  to  stild  tiil'iilar  '.o,i\  i.\  ueium 
>e[    forth. 


li.-aii;   recessed  and 
•1.  ;or  ;he  purposes 


J,i:<>,4  1n        TAl'l'LT.       .Mkkku.i.     \1      ^vn.(■(.x,    Saf-'iniiw 
Mi    !i        iiled    Sept      10,    lOlO.       .•^<:iai    No.    324, S'M* 

Claims,       .CI.    l2:;--^li0.) 


1  Iu  a  hue  fastener,  two  upri-lii  ri;:id  iim  mt'cri^  rigidly 
related  to  each  c<ther  with  an  aiuiular  tliaiuu  I  between 
them,  the  sides  of  said  channel  being  subslautially  smooth 
and  converging  radially  inwardly  but  materially  sjiace*! 
apart  at  their  radially  innermost  extent,  whereby  a  line 
may  be  wound  therearound  and  held  theri  lietween  and 
one  ,,f  said  memlxTS  having  a  recess  in  its  lower  edgi- 
with  lateral  and  radially  inward  walls  of  material  line 
protecting  area  and  smoothness  to  receive  the  taut  peir: 
tioM  of  the  line  and  prevent  unwinding  of  said  line  when 
.said  taut  portion  is  raised. 


1,470,400.  TAPPET.  MkrRill  M.  Wilcox,  Saginaw, 
.Mich.  Filed  Dec,  11,  1920.  Serial  No.  430, OHO.  4 
t  laims.      (CI.    123-90.) 


^.,.u.---'ft'.iyj>     ly.  "     . 'H 


1  As  an  article  of  manufacture  a  tappet  comprising  a 
tubular  body  and  a  case  hardened  cam-contacting  head, 
said  head  having  an   elongated   shank  adapted  to   be  re 


i.giii- 


iii.Lii  iMri 


1     .V  tapi»-l   for  internal  c   mbuytion 
1    hollow    tubular    body,    an    independent    ciuii  contai  tin;: 

ad  of  hardened  material  having  an  elotigaied  axialb 
proj,'clin>;  shank  i!ili';,'ral  with  said  head,  said  shan^^  re- 
erUed  111  .•iiid  lixcd  to  8 li  tnd  of  .said  l>ody. 


h 


1  470,411.       TAITET.       Mekuii.i.     M      Wiicx      i^aglaav, 
Mich.,  assignor  to  Wilcox  Motcr  Parts  4  M a n u factarlng 

Co  .   Saginaw,   Mich  .  a  Corporation  of  Michit:aii       Con- 
tinuation  of  application   Serial    No.    324.9.J9.   tiled   Sept 
lit.   lOCe     This  ai>plication  filed  -May  2".   I'.'Ji.      Sr  ri..] 
No     171. S:i.^       -    Claims.      (CI.    12.3—90.) 


1  .Sj-  ai,  .iriicio  ..t  intinufactnre.  .i  ctppet  comprising  a 
hollow  tubular  body,  a  hardened  head  having  an  elongated 
cylindrical  shank  fixed  to  said  body,  the  opjxisite  end  of 
said  body  formed  with  an  enlarged  bore  and  an  internal 
shoulder  at  the  end  of  said  bore,  a  cylindrical  plug  re 
ceived  entirely  within  said  enlarged  bore  and  abutlinir 
against  said  internal  shoulder,  said  plug  fixed  to  said 
body,  the  outer  end  of  said  idug  flush  with  the  eud  of 
said   tui'ular   body. 


1,470,41J  TAl'PFT  Mkhbiil  M.  Wii.t  >  x,  Saginaw. 
Mich  ("riixinal  application  fil.^  Sept,  10,  1010,  Serial 
No,  oLM.'.t.'.O,  liividcd  and  thii>  applicaii'ii  filed  May 
2.".,  1021.     Serial  No.  471,836..    1  Claim,      t.ci,  12.S  -  90,  ,i 


.\s  an  article  of  manufacture,  a  tappet  ci 
hollow  cylindrical  body  of  substantially  unifo 
diameter  throughout  its  length,  said  body  bor 
out  a   part   only   of  its  length,    thereby   formii 


iinprising  a 
rm  externa! 
ed  tiiroiigh- 
;;    a    ''losnre 


360 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIE 


October  n,  1923 


lotegrmt  with  vald 
having  a  har'lenf^d 

if    reduced    diame 
-"I'd   of  said   tubular 


hjody  at  oue  "nd,  a  cam  contacting  bead 
ce  and  an  plong-nted  cylindrical  Rhank 

,    said    .-ihank    rfft'iv.d    in    the    other 
bo<ly   and   wfld^d   th>»r»  to 


I  470,41. 
M  Wi 
rial  N. 


MK 


01 


> ,  ."77 


Til 

Sagir 


inz  of  ar; 


s:   the 


ized 


SFl 


1,470.414        r\M 

WlT.LOlGHBV,     Rldfee 

Tar  an'i   Foundry 
ration  of  >Jpw  J 
49«J,44:;       4  Clalni 


)  FOR  MAKIM;   valves       MsXRiLi. 
aw,    Mlrh.      n:ed    July    .'4,    U)-'2       S^•■ 
11  ClaiiMi.      (Li,   _'l*  -10ti,7,  i 


_r-c 


making  ralvps  Ci,.rnprl,.sing  the  anchor 
lead  u]Kin  a  pair  -f  s'^-m  sections,  and 
and  stem  8e'-ti',>us. 


EAVE    FOR    BRAKES.      Victor    R. 

wond.    N,    J  ,    assignor   to    .American 

ompany,   N-'w  York.   N,   Y..  a   r'orpo 

Filed  A'ls    29.   1921.      S«ria!  No 

8.      (CI.  74 — 11-'.. 


erney 


1 


V   plurality  of  bUL-!,  a   brake  lever,   a  brake   «tafr,   a 


stirrup    carried    by 


staff.    m*'ans    connecting    said    lever    and    said    staff    i-om 


prising  a  power  mo 


to  Mid  sills  and  st  rrup,  adapted  to  support  said  sheave. 


l,470.41f>        CAR 
r.orr.HBY     Rid 
and  Foandry  To 
of    New     J>'rs<»y 
."i9<  r>07      .'.   Hal 


ONSTRrCTTON        VrcToa     R.     Wil 
p^teod.    N    .1  .   assignor  fo   American   Car 
pany.  New  York.  N.  Y..  a  Corporation 
FIIM     Oct      .?1.     1922.       f.Tla!     No 
rt!<>       (CI.    105 — 407  ) 


1.    In  a  car,  po^ar 
flller   block   b«»tweei 
aod   m«>tAl  plates 
Jaccnt  said  posts, 
raid  potts. 


said    sills    adapted    to    support    said 


tlplylng  sheave  and  means  connected 


,  a  nailing  strip  b<^twe.in  said  posts,  a 
taid    posts    and    engazing    said    strip 
bletween  taid   filler  block   and  strip  ad- 
id  plates  b^lng  flanued  to  conform  to 


1.470.416        rCTTKR    FOR    I'EN(  IL  HHARPSNBBft. 
AiXK.v  P.   Wiisof*.   Waltham.  Mass.,  astlgnor  to  Bottoa 

Pt'ncll  Point*!-  Company  Waltham.  Mass.,  a  Corpora- 
tion of  M.(S<;ichui*f'tt«,  Filed  June  17,  1920  Serial 
No,   :i^r».()4>-        »    flHims       -CI,    120 — 96) 


4.  .\  rotatable  "utter  for  pt'ncll  «harp*ner»  comprltlnf 
a  sheet  metal  tub*  having  one  or  more  exterior  pencil 
•htrp«n1ng  blades  struck  up  therefrom,  and  reinforcing 
meana  within  'he  tube  projrctlnv;  outwardly  along  tb* 
underside  of  said  blade  or  blades. 


1,470.417        -SHE.MiS     OR     SCISSORS        Henht     Wintl*. 

Jackniari,   Me       ni.'.j   M.i:     ■;,    11(22       Serial   No.  .%41,449, 
3   Claims       '  ("1    ,30  -  i ,';  • 


I  Shears  oniprisiiig  a  pair  of  *  parstely  formed 
blades  having  longitudinal  dovetail  i;ri>oves  In  their  outer 
sides  ;  and  a  pair  of  liody  members  connected  by  a  pivot, 
and  having  handles  extending  rearward  from  the  pivot, 
and  blade-engagiiie  arms  pruj>  ctlng  forward  from  the 
pivot,  and  space,!  apart  to  receive  the  blad.-«  between 
their  inner  sides,  the  bl.ade  t-ngaging  arms  Ijelng  provided 
with  longitudinal  dov>tall  ribs  on  their  Inner  sides, 
which  ent  r  the  blade  grooves,  and  arc  narrower  than  the 
arms,  so  that  portions  of  the  arms  bear  on.  and  laterally 
support,  portions  of  tht    outer  sides  of  the   blades. 


1.470,418  HVnRO(  ARBON       HIRNEH         .U.bbbt      Q. 

Yi!fT.  JefT'Tsonville  Ind  .  a»*algnor  to  American  Car 
and  Foundry  Company,  New  York.  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation 
of    New    Jercev        Filed     May     27.     1920.       Serial    No. 

3S4.657.      1    'Inini        (Ci,    I,^S — 75)  | 


!n  a  liquid  fuel  burner,  a  T.  an  air  noBzle  fitted  to  one 
arm  of  said  T  and  havlnt:  an  air  outlet  port,  the  inner 
end  of  said  nosale  having  n  lo«ioK  wall  with  ports  and  a 
threaded  opening,  a  plug  In  the  opposite  arm  of  the  T 
and  having  an  opening,  an  air  inlet  pipe  fitted  to  an  arm 
of  the  T.  an  oil  Inb't  pipe,  a  viCve  for  controlling  the 
flow  of  oil.  an  oil  sujiply  pipe  communicating  with  said 
oil  inlet  pipe  and  passed  through  the  openings  in  tht 
closing  wall  of  the  air  nozzle  and  plug,   ajt»  oil  noaUe  •• 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


L\  t5.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


361 


the  end  of  said  oil  supply  pipe  and  having  an  outlet 
opening,  said  oil  nozzle  fitted  to  close  the  air  outlet  of 
M,.'  air  noxale,  a  tube  surrounding  said  oil  supply  pipe 
and  having  one  end  threaded  In  the  opening  of  said 
.■losing  wall,  and  means  on  said  tube  exteriorly  nf  th'  T 
for  rotating  the  air  nozzle  relative  to  the  oil  nozale. 


1,470.419.  ACCKLKRATOR.  Thomas  M.  Abraham, 
Manquin,  Va.  Filed  .Tuly  12,  1922  Serial  No,  .'>74,48^. 
2   Claims.      (CI.    74—39.1 


1.  In  combination  with  an  automobile  havln^i  a  hand 
operated  throttle  rod,  of  a  foot  throttle  between  the 
automobile  and  the  carbureter  for  the  motor  thereof. 
Including  a  bell  crank  lever  having  one  of  \if  ntnit- 
spring  Influenced,  n  throttle  rod  between  the  body  of 
the  machine  and  the  said  arm  of  the  bell  <  rank  lever,  a 
second  rod  connected  to  the  second  arm  of  the  bell  crank 
lever  and  to  the  handle  for  the  ttirottle  valve  of  the 
carbureter,  a  plate  having  an  angle  end  connected  to  said 
rod,  a  rod  passing  freely  through  the  angle  end  of  the 
plate  and  pivotally  connected  to  the  hand  throttle  rod, 
and  adjustable  stop  means  between  the  angle  end  of  the 
plate  and  the  last  mentioned  rod 


1.470,420.      HA  I. L  MILL  LININO      Thoma.s  li    II    .\skin 
I'enver,     "(do.     and     GiY     II      Ri(;gi.es,     Inspiration 
Aril.,  aMignors  to  Frank  E    Marcy,  Los  .^ni'fhs    rultf 
Filed    Nov.    8,    1921.      Serial    N..     513,fi*4.      7    Claims. 
I  CI.   83—9  • 


1.  A  ball  or  grinding  mill  lining  comprising  a  plurality 
of  pillow  blocks  and  wearing  plates,  the  wearing  plates 
overlylag  and  protecting  the  pillow  blocks,  one  edge  of 
said  pillow  block  being  recessed  at  the  ends  adapted  to 
receive  the  extended  edges  of  the  ndjarent  wearing  plate. 


1.470.421.  WKKNOH.  J.v\(E.<*  F,  ASTLKT.  Camden,  N,  J. 
Filed  Feb.  l.i,  1922  frertal  No  036.2 16.  2  Claims. 
(CI.   SI— 53.) 


1  .\  di  vice  of  the  class  described  cnmprisin::  :;  hody 
having  nn  InrUned  f-dge  :  a  grip  trionnted  to  «Hd  on  said 
edge;   n   nut  mounted   to  rock  on   tbe  body:    n    connection 

threndoil    into    the   nut;    and    m'';',:;^    <'i>r    -Titini:    the    mn- 
nectlon   with   the  grip. 


1,470,422      S.-iLVE  OR  OINTMENT      Okcikite  (V  IVmm.-  s, 
RurklttsvlUe,    Md.      Filfd    Nov.    Ifi.    1921,       Serial    No, 
5ir..-.fl7,     2  Clnlm.s.      (CI.   167— 9.' 
1.    .V   salve  or  rdntnient  comprising  red  lea(3.  llnse^^d  oil 

and    vrrdipris.    turpentine    and    Cfiraphor,    substantially    .is 

set   forth. 


1.470.42.:        TROLLEY  WIRE      HANGER  WALiKi.      L. 

HiiADy.    Kehue,    \V.    Va        FIUkI    July    11.    1922        St  rial 
No.    ."i74.191        1    riainj,       iCl     <^r>-~~'J4 


.\  irolifv  wirt'  haii>:er  compri.sing  a  holdin^  oli-mrnl  in 
the  form  if  a  t'ltnilar  stock  cons|..(i;i,.  of  .a  polygonal- 
shaped  low.r  pi'Mion.  a  cylindrlc:i  1  inrc;  nirdiati  |.(irtion 
and  an  upper  p<irtiiiii  havin>;  its  wall  slit  throuiihout  at 
a  plurality  of  poiut.s  to  form  a  series  of  ton^:ues  Khift- 
able  outwardly  with  respect  to  said  Interm.diate  portion 
and  each  having  its  outer  face  provided  with  t.  <tli,  said 
slock  further  including  a  lateral  flange  at  the  i>oiiit  of 
.iiiinder  between  said  Intermediate  and  lower  portions  a 
head  member  abutting  against  said  lower  portion,  a 
hanger  rod  carried  by  the  head  member  and  extending  up 
through  said  stock  and  having  the  upper  portion  thereof 
threaded,  and  a  tapered  sleeve  mounted  in  said  upper 
portion  and  provide(i  with  int.  rnal  threads  engaging 
with  the  threads  of  said  rod  to  provide  for  the  moving 
of  the  sleevf  downwardly  causing  thereby  the  outward 
shifting  of  the  tongues  to  engaging  position,  said  sleeve 
having  peripheral  ribs  engaging  between  the  tonguet  to 
arrest  rotative  movement  of  the  sleeve  when  moved  down- 
wardly bv  the  rtid 


a62 


OUi 


1.470.424.       SPBI? 
THE  LIKE.     Th 

iunnon.     IrpLand. 
617,279J.     5  Clal* 


zxsistJiiiisma:^ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


nOing  of  boad   vehicles  and 

AS  William   Edwin  Bbogden,  Dun- 
FllfHl     Feb.     6,     1923.       Serial     No. 
8.      (CI.   267—36.) 


of  the  piston  durlui;  th>'  rtsj^'ctivf'  entlrp  8trok^>«  thereof, 
respectively  fur  jiifcrni !'•  iMitttuw  and  Inflow  purpoMs 
according   to  thi-  iiir<  i-tidii  of  pUton   mtivement. 


1.   An    adjustable 
prising  a   load-8upp< 
In  a  direction  longlt 
a    pivntpd    member 
which   transmits  th 
the  vehicle,  and  a  si 
able  relatively   to  t 
dlnally  of  the  vehlcl 
the  pivotal  center  o 
the    spring    bears    o 
levprage  through  w 
transmitted  to  the 


spring  suspension   for   vehlcleB    com- 
•tins  spring   mounted   to  shift  bodily 
idinally  of  the  chassis  of  the  vehicle, 
Lgalnst    which    the    spring    bears    and 
load   from   the  spring  to  an   aile  of 
Ide  connected  to  the  spring  and  shift- 
chassis  to  shift  the  spring  longltu- 
and  thus  alter  the  distance  between 
said  member  and  the  point  at  which 
said    member,    thereby    varying    thf 
Ich  the  shocks  acting  on  the  axle  are 
iring. 


1,470.42?).  MEAN 
Thoma-S  J.  Clrti 
1923.      SeHal  No. 


FOR      OPERATING      DAMPERS. 
Ixis  Angeles,  Calif.     FMl*^   Apr    ?,0, 
535,554.     13  Claims,      f CI.  126— 285.) 


e3 

The  rouibinati>  n  with  a  damper  com[irlsiiig  two  ro- 
rative  m+'mbers.  of  a  shaft  adapted  to  rotate  said  members 
in  unison,  said  sh.ift  being  longitudinally  movable  to  a 
position  whfTeby  rotlatlon  of  the  shaft  will  rotate  one  only 
of  said  members,  .^^tipstantlally  as  described. 


1.470,42»-       nOUBLl: -.VCTING   RE«I  F'ROC.VTING    PTMIV 
IIavs    V.     Dansthi  r.    Brooklyn.   N.   Y  .  as^iignor   of  oru^- 
ilf    r,,   .Joseph    Harrison,    Brooklyn.    N     Y       Fllf^   Orr 

1,  l!VJ2.    SfTi.il  N. .."!>".. ><45.    '^Claims,     i  T'l    103- 17.'   i 


1.  A  pump  c«  mp 
ton  therein,  a  perij 
ble  agnin.'it  one  si'' 
with  the  cylinder  a: 
against  the  cylindf 
Tslve  to  communic! 


i^intf  a  cylinder,  a  rfciprocatory  pis- 
berally  exposed.  di.«iclikp  valve  revcilu- 
?  of  the  cylinder  In  a  plane  parallel 
Is.  tensional  means  to  press  said  valve 
.  and  passage  ways  controlled  by  said 
te  with  the  cylinder  at  ()pn<islte  sides 


1470,427.  AUWMATli  MAIL-BAG  CATCHER  AND 
DELIVERER.  Wni.uM  D.vvis,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  as- 
signor to  Thi'  William  D  Davis  Machine  Company, 
Philadelphia.  !':i,,  ;i  i  orporutloii  of  I'ennsylvanla. 
FiU'd  .June  l.S,  Ki2u.  Serial  No.  390  0,',^'.  9  Claims. 
CI    258—13.) 


1,  In  mail  b;i_'  ^  iitchiii„'  .mhI  delivering  mechanism,  a 
franif  i  umprisiiiK  a  Imik  r.riivnig  jiortlon  and  a  guiding 
[Mjrtion  to  dif'it  :i  liai;  into  ttie  rt'ceiving  portion,  bag- 
embracing  mertiiN  -.upporttd  iiy  tiie  frame  and  movable 
with  relation  thi:rtro  to  I'lidirnce  a  bag  within  the  receiv- 
ing portion  of  th.-  frjuii.',  mhmus  fur  supi>cprling  a  bag  to 
l)e  dellvere<J.  ra'an^  for  oj.<tin:;  a  bag  from  said  support- 
ing means,  and  trip  in-'iuis  lommon  to  ttio  bag  embracing 
means  and  <*jiid  ej-ctiug  mtun.'i  to  siruultautously  operate 
the  same. 


1,470,42K  t  (LVlMI'l  All' iN  »>F  DYN.VMO  KLKCTBIC 
MACHl.NES.  JiuiN  W  D.JKSKY,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba. 
Canada,      ITlni    I- t>     M,    H»20       Serial    No.    358,783.      5 

Clalm.K.     I  CI.   ITI      --'<..' 


1  In  ;i  dynaiih.  i-l.Tiri-  m«rhin<-'  the  combination  of 
armaturt'  coils  and  :i  siii^lf  oominiitator  therefor,  of  a 
sectional  brush  and  eltMtri-  aro  device  having  multiple 
positive  terminals,  onp  of  said  terminals  bf-ing  connected 
to  each  of  said  brush  soctlons,  and  moans  for  entirely  pre- 
venting the  flow  of  short  <ircnit  currpnt  in  or  between 
the  brush  secttnns  fi>r  any  jxisltlon  of  bnishea  on  Bald 
commutator. 


OCTOBEK  U,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


863 


1.470,429.  SWIVEL  BRACKET.  William  E.  Di:nbah. 
Jacksonville,  Fla.  Filed  Oct  27.  1922.  Serial  No 
597, .147.     1  Claim.     (CI.  40-102.) 


.V  device  of  the  character  described  comprising  a  series 
of  hinge  leaves  formed  with  knuckles  and  designed  to  be 
mounted  upon  an  upright  supporting  surface,  pintle  pins 
passing  through  the  knuckles  of  each  leaf,  a  link  for  each 
leaf  provided  with  a  plurality  of  spaced  vertical  holes, 
one  endmost  hole  being  designed  for  the  reception  of  the 
pintle  pin,  and  a  supporting  aheit  carrying  arms  formed 
with  depending  trunnions  rotatahly  engaged  within  other 
holes  of  the  links,  the  links  being  adapted  to  carry  a  plu- 
rality of  sheets. 


1.470,430.       TKLEPIIONE     AMPLIFIKR     MYSTKM 
Michael  CHirrvvY.vD  Ellison.  Hutton.s.  Knghind      Filed 
Oct.    16.    1922.       S.rial    No.    5!M.S."iO        1     ilatm        K'l 
179 — 81.) 


^r% 


— W ; 


.\  c.uit/iio'd  ti-.nnsuiitting  ami  rcrtdvini:  station  haviin; 
a  rccelvini.'  oinuit  in. hiding  an  audio  frequency  ampli 
fler  ciiinprisini;  a  [dtiralily  of  thne  idectrode  \nl\('s  and 
Intcrvalvc  t  r  inHfonners  therefor,  a  stfp-down  teleplioiie 
transformer  receiving  the  output  therefrom,  a  telephone 
receiver  ilictrically  connected  with  said  telephone  trans- 
former :  a  traiismlttlng  circuit  including  a  mlcropluine  In 
series  with  a  source  of  current  ;  a  cilUng  circuit  Includ- 
ing a  relay  ;  a  relay  circuit  romprisinjr  the  relay  <'oritacts. 
a  calling  hell  and  a  local  battery  ;  switching  means  for 
making  and  breaking  the  transmlttlnt:  circuit  and  the  fila- 
ment circuit  of  the  amplifier  alternately  ;  a  receiver  switch 
adapted  to  close  the  calling  circuit  and  break  the  filament 
clrCTiIt  of  the  amplifier  when  the  receiver  Is  placed  thereon 
and  to  break  the  calling  circuit  and  close  the  amplifier 
filament  circuit  when  the  receiver  Is  removed;  and  a  call- 
ing button  shunting  said  microphone  and  switching  means, 
whereby  the  valves  are  exflnguishtHl  upon  replacing  the 
recelTer  and  the  pulse  of  current  at  calling  may  be  pre- 
vented from  actuating  the  local  receiving  amplifier. 


1.470,431.  DOOR-CONTROLLING  MECHANISM  Pbtm 
D.  EvA\8,  Dayton,  Ohio.  Filed  May  23.  1921.  Serial 
No.  471,60<.).      4  Claims.      ((.'l.  268 — 9.) 


1.  In  door  operating  mechanism,  the  combination  with 
a  swinging  door,  of  an  operable  floor  adjacent  the  door- 
way, and  connections  between  the  door  and  flotir  whereby 
iiixin  i>laring  iiioxatde  weight  on  the  floor  on  one  side  of 
the  door  said  door  will  be  swung  open  and  upon  removing 
the  weight  on  the  other  side  of  the  door  said  door  will  b* 
swung  shut,  and  means  other  than  said  connections  for 
retaining  the  door  in  said  open  and  closed  positions. 


1.470,432.  LANTERN  Wittr.oi  T.  Evans,  MltcheU. 
Nebr  Filed  May  1.%,  l'.v.-j  ^.ri;i!  Vo  ,%61,CK»0  S 
Claims.     (CI.  240-^8  4  t 


I.  A  device  of  the  class  described  comprising  a  casing 
tiaving  an  opening  In  its  front  face,  a  lamp  body  located 
!u  said  opening,  .i  cranked  ro<l  passing  through  the  casing 
and  having  a  handle  on  its  projecting  end.  a  spring  clamp 
on  the  lamp  body  engaging  the  crank  of  said  rod  so  that 
the  Lamp  lx)dy  can  be  tilted  in  the  opening,  a  battery  in 
til''  casing,  a  circuit  from  the  battery  to  the  lamp,  a 
switch  in  the  circuit,  the  switch  handle  projecting  from 
the  front  of  the  ca.siiig  ami  d'lors  for  iwrmitting  access  to 

I  be    caslfiL' 


1  470  43;{  P.ATl  FRY  CONNKCTION.  Aiku.I'H  Frjct- 
S.HF.I..  ,\lnien:i.  Wis.  Filed  Feb.  2S.  1921.  Serial  No. 
)  *s,.'!U        1    Claitn,       \  CI.   204  — 1'9  ) 


;^  ?*'*'■  ■■■'■■"  ''■■■■  ■  ■  t-^^ 

/—.-'':    } 
m  T  IT  frri rt 

■ill 


In  a  device  of  the  class  described,  a  battery  plate  pro- 
vided at  its  upper  edge  with  an  Integral  terminal  post, 
said  post  being  Interiorly  and  exteriorly  threaded,  a  con- 
nection for  said  post,  and  a  wing  nut  Interiorly  threaded 
for  engagement  with  the  externally  threaded  portion  of 
the  post,  said  nut  having  a  central  elongated  and  threaded 
stem  formed  thereon  for  engagement  with  the  interiorly 
threaded  portion  of  said  terminal  post. 


364 


1.470.434.      M 

Fmzza,  Trenton, 
No.  591.109 


ETHOD  of  making  trousers.     Elocco 
N    J.      Filed   S- pt.  28.    1»22.     Serial 

rialms.      (CI.  2—122.) 


In   n.   pull 


OFFICIAL  GAZEYIE 


OCTOBES  9, 1923 


•/  ^ 


cJ^-s, 1_--^ 


-    /tf 


rt-i  .'i^.T'^,  .1  waistbarnl,  ,i  ilevire  throuub 
rhich  -tiiiil  wai.-ifhit-n.l  is  io.jp»'.l  .nt  rh"  back  anii  wirh 
wh!  h  i'  has  sliiitng  t^Dsapt-tiitant.  and  straps  for  pullln;' 
up'>n  :ind  .'it-t'Tiflina  aaifl  li)<)ii*:'d  portinn  nf  the  waiathard. 
the  3.1  i'l  i!-vi.o  "omrrislDK  a  fla*-tt^npi1  ring  passed  through 
slots   in    -aid   waisttiard- 


1,47U.43.".  INSEct  CATCHER  'H-tRU.s  FowLSa,  Tom 
kins  Core,  N.  T  Filed  .\pr  7.  192-  Sfrtai  No 
550,403.     6  Clal$3>       (<-■!•  *^ — 136.* 


1  In  an  lng<='n  ;'a>chfT,  a  ring,  a  sack  havlne  trs  npon 
end  of  substanriiill  y  >qiial  diameter  wltii  said  rint;,  th«> 
said  aark  having  it.s  open  end  In.sprt'-d  in  said  ring  and 
the  extrfmities  of  ihe  said  end  bent  over  to  form  a  flangi' 
encircling  thf  fxtiirior  snrface  of  said  ring,  and  a  band 
embracing  said  flance  to  clamp  the  same  to  said  ring 


1  47tC <.?>'.  VFKMtN  KILLING  DEVICE  FOR  PL.ANTS. 
J  in~<'  W  Fittvtli.s,  I'uint  Township,  Northumberland 
County.  I'n  Filid  .\pr  18.  1922.  Serial  No.  554,618 
1    n.iim        iCl     221  —  15- 


flr 


In  a  Terrain  est 
tt   the  side  near   t^ 
©f    the    container 
■aid  outlet,   a   flat 
to  the   side   of  thi? 
operating  rod   con 


jJt 


t3 


minator.  a  container  haTlng  an  outlt-t 
e  txittom.   an   arm   hinged   to  one  side 

and    carrying    a    valve    positioned    oyer 

spring  having  a  bent   portion   lecured 

container   above   said   ontlet   and   nn 

ected  to  said  arm  and  to  the  free  end 


of  said  spring,  the  di^^tanc**  between  the  said  {winti  of 
connection  l»>ing  such  that  the  valve  will  normally  be 
hnM    closed 


1,470,437         SWIMMIN".      hK\  !<   K         -VisTst     (iAROELIS, 

Prinivti-n,     N      J        !-'il.-,i     ,J?iri      14,     1921         Serial    No, 
437, -'4.')       -2   riiim-         CI     '.^—21   i 


1  .\  --wirhinink.'  iltVe.'  coniprisln^;  a  r<hoe,  a  relatively 
thi-k  h  'il'W  sole  Ini'hidefl  In  the  shoe,  a  hollow  exten 
4'ion  (li.^;M).s'(!  ■(■tirrai:v  and  I..ng[t  ndinaliy  along  the  l>ot 
turn  of  and  i-..n!in\ir:!i  .it im-  with  the  Interior  of  the  sole. 
said  hollow  exten-ii"n  .i.,p  r'Mni;  with  the  sole  to  pro 
vide  a  bui'vant  shu  ,  i|;^isii ■Iv  di^i^i^d  downwardly  and 
L.utwardij  inclined  w.ilN  provided  on  the  extension  and 
wini;*  hin_'eiiiy  senirid  along  oni'  of  their  edges  at  the 
junetur-'      f  the  .sh."    and  eitenKlon. 


1  4TO,4.lH        ST.X.MI'     AKFIXKR        .\.shkii     (iori.ies.     New 
\  ortv.    N     V       Kile.i    Mir     21,    1921        Serial   No    454  08« 

'_■    v'l  lim-i        1 1  i     ■-' 1  tV-  -.33.  ( 


1  In  a  stjimp  ai!i\>-  !he  'omUinarion  of  nn  open  hous- 
ing comprlslni;  side  w;CN  wttti  si  le  arms,  a  roof  connect- 
ing the  iirin^  sui'[>«>r'ii,g  flanges  extending  from  the  side 
arms,  a  ^ui'le  jiIj-''  with  l"iiu'itudi  rial  guide  flanges 
'■!:irnp>d  :■■  sa^!  ru.u  n  proteerlnj:  and  pressing  wing 
formed  wlrh  thr  guoo  plate,  a  drum  joornaled  In  said 
side  wails  and  ,i  n<.  ii~tenint,'  pa  1  sujiported  nn  the  sup- 
porting   flntiCe-  I 


1,4T^,4.^!)  t  ,\vn'FR,^  KM'  I.K  *  \lit:H  ( )  ( 1  .4si\au.  Manor. 
Calif,  Filed  Mar  :;!.  192.'  .Serial  No,  ,'>48,49.'J  1 
Claim.      Ml    20.;— 4.^ 


In  a  device  of  the  character  described,  the  corabinatloa 
with  a  container,  of  a  handle  pivoted  to  said  container 
and  provided  wiih  a  spring  hook  portion,  a  collapsibl* 
plate  Including  two  •  nd  sections  and  a  plurality  of  con- 
nected intermediate  netions.  each  of  said  sections  being 
engaged  and  terminatirj;  In  disc-like  pivoted  extremities, 
means  for  connecting  the  end  sections  when  the  sectiona 
are  extended,  and  n  spring  clip  receivable  In  the  notches 
of  the  sections  for  retaining  the  pections  In  a  nested  po- 
sition. 1 


OcTouiB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


365 


1,470,440.      PrSE.      (iiLBERT   \V.    (ioooaiDOE.    Bridgeport. 
Conn.,     assignor     i  i     The     Bryant     Electric     Company, 

Brldge[s)rt,  Conn  .i  Corporation  of  Connectlcnit.  Filed 
May  IH.  1921,  Serial  No.  470,500.  4  Claims  (C! 
200—128.) 


ing  tocether  said  attaching  and  tread  members  and  body. 
while    the   bo<ly   t«   confined    peripherally   and   under   suffl 
dent    pressure   to  sqiu  eie    .aid   attaching  and  tread  mem 
tiers  Into   tlie   opposif  sides  of  gaid   t)ody   and   to  force  a 
portion  of  'lie  mat.M-ial  oiitwjirdly  from  the  sp;,o    between 
said  members  ,  eyond  the  i)er)pheries  of  said   members  and 
to  cause  the   material   so   forceii   tu   spread    ::i   irotti   direc- 
tions   transversely    ,,(    the    direction    of    (Ui-ward    fiow    to 
form  margins  of  suof-t.-ntia!  j^idth  ^iroui.ii  ;!,■    p.  ripherie'* 
of  the  att;i:hin>:  :ind   tiead  members,   and   \  ul'-aniyini;   the 
resulting   pro.iuct   t,>  unite  the  attaching  an  1    treail   meiii 
i«  rs    tu    th-'    intervei.inj:    body    and   snrrouiidin^;    ir.ai^ius. 


1  A  fuse  device  of  the  plug  type  having  cap  and  body  i 
elements  of  Insulating  material,  a  screw  shell  side  con 
tact  encasing  the  body  element  and  having  In  assembleti 
condition  an  end  web  engaged  between  the  adjacent  faces 
of  the  cap  and  body  elements,  and  an  adjacent  cylindrical 
non  threaded  area,  said  body  element  having  a  longitudi- 
nally extending  chamber  open  at  the  entering  end  of  the 
pluir  to  receiv*'  a  rem  walde  fuse  cartridge,  together  with 
an  ext'  rnal  InsulHtini:  ring  arranged  on  said  cylindrical 
portion  of  the  said  screw  shell  adjacent  and  confined  l>e 
tween  the  threaded  area  of  the  whell  and  the  cap  element 
to  prevent  nccldeutnl  contact  with  the  shell  during  the 
m.anipulatloT  of  th'   plug 


1,470,441.       TOY     VEHICLE.       Waukb-s    T     Gb«.v,    St. 
I^juli.,    Mo.    a-siunor    lo   The    Mengel    Comiiany,    Ix)uis 
ville,  Ky  .  a  I  urporation  of  New  Jersey.     Filed  Oct.  15, 
1920.  Serial   No.    ^17.1.^7.      Renewed  .\ug    14,   1922       Se- 
rial   No.   561,845.      9    Claims.      tCl.   208 — 166.) 


1  lu  a  child  8  vehicle,  the  combination  of  a  body  hnv 
ing  an  opening  formed  at  Its  forward  end  with  a  pair 
of  oppositely  disposed  arcuate  slots  arranged  adjacent 
thereto  ;  a  pair  of  dis'i  like  members  respectively  contact 
ing  the  npper  and  lower  faces  of  said  forward  end  ;  and 
wheel  sustaining  and  guiding  means  attached  to  said 
disks  and  exlendlng  tt.ronth  the  upeninc  .ind  slots  afore 
said 


1,470,442  METMOn      OF      MAK1N(;       VULCANIZEK 

I'ROhficTS,  James  E.  Gros-iean.  Lima,  Ohio.  Fil«Hl 
I»ec.  30,  1919.  Serial  No.  348,295.  4  Claim.s  (CI 
154 — 2.) 

6 


1.  The  method  of  making  heels  for  boots  and  shoes 
which  comprises  ass.mhling  an  attaching  member  and  a 
tread  member  at  the  opposite  sides  of  a  body  of  ml- 
canlcable  plastic  material  of  relatively  larger  area,  said 
attacblng  and  tread  memuers  comprising  pUei  of  textile 
material  and  intervening  vulcanixahle  material,  compress- 


1,4:^,44".       SIGNAL    I.oCK     FOR    .\  I    ImMOP,  II  FS       Ar- 
id, i.    M     U,ugi;t.   .lackson,   Mich       I'lo'-!   .Mar.    -,    1;<2(J 
-•■riiil    No.    3(>4,27.',       1    Claim.       mI     .Hmi. — 45.) 

-  12, 


\    lock   of   the   ch,iic(ter    descriiveii    conipri.sing    a    l>ody, 

■  -.ieeie  ■  xteiidin;:  Thiouch  said  t)od>  ,  a  .spindle  mounted 
III  N.iiil  sleeve,  a  kturled  handle  secured  tu  one  i  nd  of 
■%aul  spindle,  a  piui;illty  of  comoinalio;,  liisfs  loosely 
mounted  on  said  sleeve  having  enlargeii  V  sh.ipe.l  pe- 
ripheral iiouhes  and  provided  with  threaded  opening.s.  a 
i-luralify  of  iidjustahly  threaded  lugs  engaging  the  thread- 

■  <l  openings  in  gaid  discs,  a  spring  secured  to  said 
I'ody  and  adapted  to  engage  one  of  said  lusis.  a  ratchet 
disc  removably  Be<-ured  to  said  spindle  adjacent  to  the  op- 
(><>8ite  end  thereof  and  provided  with  an  or>enlng  receiv- 
ing one  of  fciiid  luirs.  a  resilient  detent  ecKaging  the  pe- 
riphery of  Kr.id  ratchet  disc,  a  contact  meniher,  a  plural- 
ity of  spring  influenced  stioes  engaging  said  discs,  a 
swinging  spring  influenced  electric  contact  member  hav- 
ing a  major  portion  adapted  to  engage  said  contact  mem- 
Ix'r  aforesaid  and  having  a  minor  portion  provided  with 
;i  loe  adapted  to  engatre  the  periphery  of  said  discs  and 
to  enter  the  V-shaped  notches  in  said  discs,  as  and  for 
I  he  purpose  bpeclfled. 


470,444.  FORGING  MACll  INF  IiF\  L  K  Frank  A. 
Hali-Eck.  Oak  Park,  111.,  assl>;n(jr  to  Sullivan  Ma- 
chinery Company,  a  Corporation  of  Massachusetts 
Fil<Ml  May  <t,  1917.  Seri.nl  No  li-,7,5tiO  ::7  Claims. 
iCl.  7&— 0.) 


ao     «s 


1.  In  a  forging  mechanlcm,  a  vertically  movable 
clamping  member,  a  horlxontally  reciprocable  punch, 
a&4  punch  operating  means  carried  by  said  clamplnc 
member. 


366 


1,470.445.      COMB 
Merlin    C.    Haz 
D«c     29.    1922, 
24 — 241.) 


1  NATION  ROPE  SOCKET  AND  JAK. 
RD.  Huntington  Beach.  Calif.  Filed 
Serial    No.    609,619.      1    Claim.       (CI. 


Itb 


A   combined 
gated    body    atruc 
elongated   slot 
tbe   slot   being   un 
ing    on    one    aide 
llnk-receiylng  boo 
eod  on   tbe  apper 
closed    Into   tbe 
ing    provided    with 
of  the  eloaure,   an 
tbe  socket  and 


mo 


1,470.446. 

Uazelbakek,  I 
Serial   No.    411, 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOUKR  9, 1923 


and  a  tube  connecteil  with  tlic  outer  end  of  said  hollow 
aplndle  and  conneetcii  with  the  vnlvp  stem  of  the  asso- 
ciated tire. 


i^' 


TIRfl-INFLATING      DEVIiE.        Habbt      D. 

(irtsmouth,  Ohio.      Filed   Sept.   20.    UC'i 
1    rialm        tCl,    152 — 11  ) 


1,47(1.447  ST-VHTLM.      UEVKE       FOK      INTERNAL- 

COMBUSTION  F:N(iINKS,  Stkphk.v  Jescick,  Cleve 
land,  Ohio,  asuik'iiur  to  Oustavus  A  Schanr.e.  Clevo- 
land,  Ohio.  Fiie.l  .hint-  11,  1920  Serial  No  ;:.88,l!tr, 
16  Clalm-^.      i<;i,   74      7) 


-y 


ropi?    socket    and    jar    (•■•mprisine    an    elon 
lure    having    in     its    lovxtT     por'i'in     an 
lateral    mouth    at    itj<    upper    end, 
(Obstructed    from    end    ro    .-inl    and    form 
below    the    said     niou'h    an    elongated 
.    a   closure   pie.  »•   pivoted   at   its   lower 
end    of    the    hook    and    adapted    to    t>e 
uth.   tbe   upper    lip  of  tbe   month   be- 
a    socket    to    rf'^ivc    the    inserted    end 
a   fastening   memb«r   passing  through 
Inserted  cloture  end. 


In    a   tire   Infla 
dlitrlbntlng  me 
tbe    Teblcie   eoi 
moTible  ipindle 
a   eompresaed   al 
the    bab    of   tlie 


ng  system  of  the  character  described 
axaociated   with   tbe   front   wheels   of 

sing  a  hollow  drum  .secured  to  the 
eacb  front  wheel  and  connected  with 

conducting  pipe,  a  cap  secured  upon 
aasodated    front    wheel    and    replacing 


the  oaoAl  bab  car.  a  cylindrical  member  rotatable  witb- 
ia  tald  dmm,  a  bioUow  tnbnlar  spindle  secured  to  said 
eyllBdrleail  mcinter  aad  to  laid  cap  and  rotaUble 
tbroagfa    tbe   ostul    front  spindle   supporting   tbe   wheels. 


—5 


1  Starting  niechanisni  for  operative  connection  with 
a  gear  that  i*  adaitted  to  be  driven  by  an  Internal  com- 
!tu8tlon  mot'jr,  coinpri.sing  a  starting  shaft  carrying  a 
pnaiary  driving  pinion.  ;iji  Intcrmediato  pinion  adapted 
ro  pe  driven  thereby  and  ad.ipted  to  move  In  an  orbital 
[inrli  about  thi'  -aid  «fiaft.  Iiitfi  and  out  of  mesh  with 
the  gear,  and  means  for  retarding  ridation  of  said  Inter- 
mediate pinion  ntMnit  its  own  nils  to  cause  orbital 
I'.ioveraent  thereof  into  meshing  relation  witli  the  gear. 
said  means  Imdudi!.:  a  [lawl  arid  rntfhet  mechanism 
and  relatively  mova'dc  ilnt-h  rnemtiers  for  coritndllng 
the  same. 


1  470,448.  INBRK.KK  \i;i.K  ANIH.L.VKR  LKNS,  I1:teb 
,IiiltN.sON  H!id  (>>■!:  -^  \  ' .  t:  \  \  \rlin:;tori.  N,  .1  F'lled 
Sept.    17.    1921.      Serial    No     .'>01.26X       -'    Claim-i.       (CI. 


Jt> 


1  .\.s  a  new  artl.  If  of  manufacture,  an  antiglare 
ien.s  formed  of  a  single  piece  of  frosted  celluloid  and 
comprising  a  body  portion,  and  boods  Integral  there- 
with, said  hoods  having  angularly  disposed  clear  base 
elements. 


1,470.449.  OVERCOAT  .InsKiii  Kixiivnski.  Cliicago, 
III.  Filed  Jan.  IS,  1922.  Serial  No.  5.'10.069.  2 
Claims.      (CI.  2-^-86.) 

2.  In  a  g«rment  having  a  lapel  and  facing,  a  chest 
protector  having  one  of  Us  faces  formed  as  a  continna- 
tlon    of    tbe    lapel,    and    lbs    opposite    face   form«d   u   a 


OCTOBEB  0. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


367 


continuation   of  the   facing,   both    l.ne-^   lieintr   marginally 
secured  and  the  upper  edge  of  the  chest   protector  being 


of    such    wldtti    as     to    extend    aiTi  ss    tlie    neck    opcnint; 
when    tile    iinrment    is    in    it-    tnittoneil    position. 


1,470.4.^0  OVRRCdAT,  .Tmsepii  KoruwSKl.  Chicago 
111,  File*!  I  tec,  l,',.  lid'  Serial  No.  f)07.')2;»,  1' 
Claims.      Ml.  2—80.) 


2.  In  a  garment,  two  front  pioccs.  facings  therefor, 
and  a  coat  lining,  the  facing  for  tlic  under  side  of  one 
front  piece  being  stitched  at  its  outer  edge  to  the  front 
piece,  and  at  its  Inner  edge  to  the  coat  liiiini.'.  and 
there  being  a  slit  in  saiil  facing  extending  from  the 
Inner  stlfchcil  cd;;e  toward  the  outer  stitched  edge,  the 
upixr  edg.'  of  tlir  facint:  at  the  slit  being  stitched 
to  the  lining  .and  that  part  of  the  facing  above  the 
slit  forming  a  llap,  normally  projecting  inwardly,  said 
flap,  at  its  upp<  r  edge,  being  of  sucli  width  as  to  ex- 
tend across  the  neck-opening  when  the  garment  is  in 
Its  buttone<I  position,  and  said  flap  forming  a  continue 
tlon    of   said   facing,   and    constituting   a    chest   protector. 


1.470.4.'>1.  TFI.KPHONE  KXCH.XNGF  SYSTEM  TnEO- 
DOR  KoRTHAt  ER.  Siemensstadt ,  near  Berlin,  Ormany. 
assignor  to  Automatic  Electric  Company,  Chicago,  111  . 
a  Corporation  of  Illinois.  Filed  Dec.  9,  1921.  Serial 
No.    521.204.      10    Claims.       (CI,    179—2- 


1.   In    a    telephone   system,    two   exchanges,    means   in- 
cluding  an   operator's   link   circuit    and   dlrectlvely   con- 


trciUed  automatic  swilchint:  means  wliereliy  an  operator 
can  set  up  a  connection  from  a  calling  subscriber's 
line  in  one  exchange  to  a  line  in  the  other  exchange, 
and  nie.'iiis  wheri'liy  said  operat'u-  can  place  tlie  setting 
up  of  the  connection  under  the  fx,introl  of  the  sai.l  '■.•ill- 
ing  line,  said  control  Ivein;:  exercised  .  \cr  a  imtli  ex 
elusive  of  said  link  circuit 


l,470,4.n.' 
Monroe, 
502,754. 


SI'RINt;     WHEEL        Acthi  i, 
.Mich,       Filed     Sept,     2::.     191.' 
1    Claim.      (CI.   152— .".1  J 


!\!TS''HK, 

-i-rial     No. 


.\  re-iliciit  wheel  having  ji  huh,  a  riiu,  pairs  of  re- 
silient spokes  connecting  the  hub  and  rim.  the  spokes 
of  each  p.-iir  being  bowed  ontwardly  friin  s  rndia)  line 
passing  between  them,  the  spokes  of  ad.i;o.;jt  pa:rs  he- 
Ing  in  direct  contact  about  the  wheel  tin  ii ninnals 
of  each  pair  of  spokes  at  the  hnli  ends  rxtending  in 
opitosiic  directions  externally  and  .•il)out  tin  periphery 
of  the  hub,  fastenings  passing  tliroiich  snid  terminals 
and  into  the  hub,  the  said  terminals  of  the  (iifTerent 
pairs  contacting  at  their  free  einl  edges  with  each  other, 
and  auxiliary  twwed  springs  relati\el.\  closi  to  the  rim 
out  of  contact  therewith  an<l  connecting'  the  sjxjkcs  of 
adjacent  pairs. 


1,470.453.  ANIMAL  TRAF  W.m  iacf,  L.i  Vaiiey,  Han 
cock,  N.  V.  nied  Mar  'Jd.  i-ej:;  Serial  No  627. 7«] 
1    Claim.      (CI.   43— 9;i.) 


JV 


In  a  trap  comprising  a  base,  a  spring  exten<ling  from 
one  end  of  and  overlying  the  base  with  its  free  end 
widened  and  formed  with  an  opening,  a  jwist  risiup 
from  the  base  and  carrying  jaws  pivoted  thereon,  the 
post  and  the  jaws  extending  through  said  opening,  and 
and  the  Jaws  overlying  the  free  end  of  the  spring  when 
in  set  position,  a  pin  projecting  laterally  from  said 
post,  a  trigger  pivoted  upon  the  free  end  of  the  spring 
and  formed  at  one  edge  with  a  notch  engaging  said 
pin  and  having  one  corner  at  the  opposite  edge  formed 
with  a  toe,  an  arm  pivoted  on  tbe  post  and  carrying  a 
treadle,  said  arm  being  formed  with  a  retaining  shoul- 
der engaging  snld  toe. 


368 


Chicago,  III. 
4    Claims 


(CI 


OFFICIAL  GAZE'ITE 


OOTOBU  9, 1923 


1.470.454        '^URT.lIN     HOLDER     FOR     AUTOMOBILE 
CURTAINS.     HBMiV   Landkweik  and  J  iskph   P.   Haas. 
Fil<'<1   June  2S,    19'J-J.      Serial  No.  571.442. 
296—140.) 


^     A     'ur'  iir:    hoi 
TnU»  ro  t'onform  :o 
p&'idiag  !»trip  anil  h 

manti-ntly  gt'curod  t 
and  latchably  ^^ecu 
tn.l     if   said    rUid 


l,47'>.4.'-'>        rnwi 


,i,-r    f.imprislnit    a    ri^id    ;i    :Mon    bend- 

the  sbape  of  tbe  ►^xreriKr  .surface  of  a 

ving  a  hook»-d  -n-l  Jidapi.^l  r'.)  mihi-rii^.' 

■»|ild   padding  >trip,   a   ieiibl.'  -rr;!;'  ;-  r 

the  lower  end   of   -iai'l    rj_'l«l    ;-  "•:  '•■: 

rtible  at  Its  opporiit»^  tMid  to   trie  Lu'jkt'd 

fMirtion.  ,  , 


.ImHS     W      [..V.N..;,     Ri^lonrlo    H^';)    ?i. 


Calif       Fi>d    St!  f     -'0,    K»_'-       Svri.il    N  -.    591.2><u. 
.  lalms'  n      I.-' — 4-  I 


,   -  *  i-         """ — ■ 


V, 


r':L. 


'/;'' 


1  .V  tr)\:s>»''irmibU'  chnir  coinprisiru  arm.'*,  having 
rounded  fr*-^  .=r,d.sJ  a  chair  back  movably  s-ipportpd  to 
occupy  v'Ttl-ai  ^rid  horizontal  positions,  stops  carried 
:it)tl  rollers  carried  by  the  chair  back, 
s.iid  rollprH  beiiit:  ci!*!><'St'd  in  a  plane  bel  w  the  plan»^  of 
'be  stops  .^o  as  to  aupp.irt  the  chair  back  for  roliiiig  movi.- 
■iritil  the  rollers  enga?"  the  rouudt-d 
^^'•.•.   rht"    jbair  hack  will  bf   iMwertd   to 


ment  on   the   arms 
•thIs  of  the  arms   \i 


\'.l  w  the  .stops  '■niM.iini:  thf  arms 


470.4,')t5.      i;A 
tlarlan.      Iow;i. 
►'.27.720       1    Cla 


RMP.NT     HAN(;ER.        Wlt.I.HM     11       I.KMKE 

P'iled     Mar      26.     191:'..       Serial     No 
1       iCl.    211  —  13,1 


im 


A  garment  hanler  comprlatng  a  longltTidlnally  carved 

Ijar    adapted    to    recelre    a    garment    thereover    with    the 


ihonlder    portions   of    the   Rarment   draped   over   th*   end 
portions  of  the  bar,  .i   hook   carried  by   the  Intermediate 
part    of   tb.'   !inr    f'lr    suspeudiuk;   it    with    Its  end    portions 
sii'plnir  il'jwnwardly   ro   ronfijr[n   t.i    the  i;eneral   conflKura 
ri  'C    of    the    shoiilder    portion*     >f    a    :;arrn"'nt.    and    trans 
NtTsely   dis[K>s«>il    pins    mountid    through    tlu-   opposite   end 
l,»>rtion8  of  the   Uar   in   spaced    relation    to  the  extremities 
thereof,   said    pln.s    at   oppnslte   ends   eitfriding   for  a   con 
siderabie   dlst.ince    beyond    the   adjacent    sidt'S   of   the    bar 
f'lr   .'ngairini;  the   front    and   rear  [)ortii)ns  of  the  garment 
t"    h'llil    th>-    sarn-'    fnon    slldltiv:    from    the    har    and    for 
riitiiritaini-ij;    tbe   ^h.)^lIde^   portions   of    the   jjarnaeDt    from 
s.i  .'irlne     \  rifj      •'  Uapsliiij. 


1.470  457  IRONISC  BOARD  John  L.  Lialb.  Rwilands. 
Ca;if.  Filed  May  20.  1920  Serial  No.  382,792.  4 
Claims.      (CI.   68— 10  ) 


£9 

V- 


"^  .An  adJuBtable  sTijj^jort  for  ironing  boards,  compria- 
inz  a  supjx'rting  sle«'Vi'  a  nnpixirtlnp  upright,  said  sleeve 
and    ij['rii;ht   tn'jr;i;   .^Hda^!y   assfu'lated  with   each   oth-T,   a 

tiorrjijn  nf  sai'l  si-  »'Vt'  Ni  in^-  mounted  to  .  ccipy  l.M'kin.-  ;infl 
;.i  inlockii!^  positions  with  r'specf  tn  said  upright,  -aid 
.;iri_'hf  no!  [hT'i-;.  b-'inj  provided  with  ''o  .ip.  ra  t  ing 
rneann  f  ^r  sdjustably  sn#italnin;.'  the  upright,  and  means 
f,,r   ^'^cll^inL'   snjd    i^irti-n    in    'o'-kln;r  ixi-itttlon. 


K0,4.'.>^        \VI>(  \r,   I'OKF 
wood     Okli        V\\<-i\    Per     2«. 
1    CUlm       (CI     119      141.) 


'rFORilK     H      r^oCKBRT,     Flm 

1922      Serial  No.  801.I.420. 


An  animal  poke  comprising  a  main  frame  formed  of  a 
siiu'ie  b-n.'Th  -f  wire  and  <-.uiprising  upper  and  lower 
band.s  and  front  and  rear  stays,  the  latter  consisting  of 
portions  of  the  wire  which  are  twl«ted  together,  the  front 
stay  having  its  upper  portion  bent  forwardly  to  provide 
a  hook  and  having  lateral  eyes  into  which  the  extremities 
of  the  wire  are  looped,  and  the  upper  and  lower  bands 
having  oppositely  disposed  side  eyes,  side  stays  looped 
into  the  eyes  of  the  upper  and  lower  bande.  lower  side 
hooks  looppiJ  Into  the  eyes  of  the  lower  band,  and  a  sec- 
tional head  strap  having  the  sections  engaxtng  the  eyes 
of  the  upper  band 


October  •>.  I!i2:? 


T'    S.  PATENT  OFFIC  E. 


369 


1.470,459.  PONTOON  SI'ri'oHTKT*  DFKKH  )s  (Hahi  ES 
L.  Lnvsix^.BK.  Walhotidlne  'Uiio  1  il.d  Aiit-  Tl.  Ifi22. 
Serial   N...  58:;. 517.      2  Claims.      (CI.   114— U. 5.) 


1.  The  combination  wltb  a  well  d.rruk.  of  meauu  for 
supporting  said  di  rrick  cjn  watt  r.  snid  mtans  comprliilng 
a  base,  said  tmsc  t"  ini:  fi/rtiied  fmni  spaird  pontouus  in 
parallel  rolaticn  tn  >  ach  <jther,  .said  pontunnH  having  their 
iiIH«'r   Hides    flat    and    their    und^r    sides    cioivexed.    tran** 

versf'ly  disposed  yok.  s  connecting  said  panti s  together. 

snid  .\  kfs  comprisin;;  barn  mgnitiii^;  the  upper  tint  eides 
,,f  tbr-  pontoons,  segmentally  shaped  m>  nib.r-  arching 
the  undersides  of  the  i)onti>ong,  the  ends  of  said  seg- 
m>  ritally  shaped  members  being  detachably  connwled  to 
thr  Ljar.s  adjac'fit  the  sides  of  the  iK)ntoon.s. 


1,470,4^,0        AD.ns  r  AP.LK-FLOW     NIITIK        ru\  i:.    C 

I.'iRRAiNE.  L-s  A!i..-1.  N,  and  Wii.i..AKii  I.  HoRtn-nii,  Ful 
bTtnn,  laiif.  Filrd  Jan.  4.  H'21  Seriai  Ni>  4:'..',0U' 
7    Clalnis        (CI.    2r<l       2.''>  ' 


7  .\  tl'iw  m;-!'!.-  ;..rviiig  a  tapering  bor,  and  ii  longi- 
tudinally adjustabi"  tapering  rcirulat  ini;  nifmixr  received 
therein,  .said  nipple  having  a  trans\erse  ..penini:  and  a 
casinc  extending  outwardly  from  the  same,  a  lilock  in  said 
casing  adjustable  lengthwise  of  the  nipple,  an  .  perating 
rod  ■  \leMdin_'  thrnnirb  tbf  rasinL:  and  means  fur  con- 
necting said  rod  to  said  block  and  th<<  latter  to  said  regu 
Istini;  member,  said  casing  having  an  opening  for  access 
to    said    connect  ink'    means. 


1  470  4tli  MEANS  FOR  V.VPORIZING  LIQUID  FT'EL. 
Ja.mks  M.  Maci.kan.  Vancouver,  British  Columbia, 
Canada.  Filed  Jan.  5.  I'.t21.  Serial  No.  4:15.261.  IM 
Claims.      (CI.   48—102.) 


intake  -.f  the  ei  cine  end  means  for  (ieliverhiu  heated 
liijuid  fuel  throuirh  a  restricted  a;  .rtare  into  tl)e  nthT 
end    of    til.'   eii'fiiisioi!    .'liamtier 


6.  Means  for   vaporizing  a  liquid  fuel  for  delivery   to 

an  Internal  combtjfltlon  engine,  said  means  comprising  an 

ezpanalon  chamber  from  which  air  is  normally  excluded. 

one  end  of  which  chamber  is  in  communication  with  the 

niBO.  G.-    24 


1,47(),4«L'  KN(,INE,  l.r,- '.n.^hh  I.kk  .Maiden,  Detroit, 
Mich  FiiMi  May  17,  1920.  Serial  No.  381,882  2 
Claims       iCI.    121  —  119.) 


1  An  n.^Kie  of  the  r;ass  dfticrit'ed  ci  iinpri^i!!^'  a  <  asing, 
a  pluralif.v  ..f  .M^iio'  x'iid'T--  ut:-:-  *.■,!  with  one  end 
of  the  casln;:  atid  ;irr;Ui  j.-,l  m  a  .  irric  a  r.  iind  the  c.T.t>  r  (/ 
the  (same,  a  spirally  proavod  cylinder  in  said  casing,  said 
casing  having  outwardly  >  xtemling  v»  iiigs,  each  wing  hav- 
ing a  passage  and  a  guideway  therein,  a  piston  i:.  cicb 
engine  cylindi>r,  a  piston  rod  connected  with  < '.\v\\  piston 
and  extending  into  the  guideway,  n  pin  ,,:,  .-,o ';  r  d  .itend- 
ing  through  the  pas-S^me  and  enga^rinii  t!.-  kT'-oN.  in  the 
cylinder  and  meau.s  fur  controlling  ib>  vulv. 
cylinders   by    the   rotation    .f    said    i::oo\im: 


;n  t!u-  et.glDp 
■yiinder. 


1.47i).4»r;  !iUAIN.\(;K  ri-ATF  FOK  i'lI.Tl  US  I'uKO 
U'  .M.vNM.NG,  fhicago.  Ill  Fibd  .!'::■  7,  l«2tJ.  Serial 
.No     ;;s7.<aO       5    flaims.       <C!.    21(1      1'J5.) 


1.  In  a  tilt'Ting  device,  a  filter-susiftortini,'  noial  piate 
longitudinally  corruLtated  to  provide  Inngitudina :  drain- 
age channels  and  i>ro\ided  with  transv<r80  sl'ds  in  said 
corrugations  establishing  communication  Ixtween  ad- 
jacent channels,  the  corrugfltionF  being  "f  straight-sidid 
V  shap<'d   sectional   form. 


1.470,464  TABULATOR  FOR  TYPEWRITERS.  JaCoB 
Sum  M.\r«;i  ssk.n,  i'oi'entiagcn.  Denuinrk.  File<l  Dec. 
24.  1921  Serial  No.  524,641.  6  Claims  (CI. 
197—176  I 


^ 


1.    In    a    typewriter,    the    combination    with    a    carriage 
bed    over   which    a    carriage   is    adapted    to    travel,    letter 
feed    mechanism   and    carriage   release    mechnnism  :    of   a 
tabulating   key   lever   mounted  on  said  carriage  t>ed  ;    n  sub 
lever  pivotally  mounted  on  said  bed  and  operated  directly 
by    said   tabulating   key  lever  ;    means  carried  by  Baid    sub- 
lever  for  directly  operating  said  carriage  release  mecha 
nlsm  ;  stops  mounted   to  move  with  the  carriage  :  and  a 
•top  alldably  mounted  on  said  carriage  bed  and  movable 
directly  by  said  BUb-lever  Into  the  path  of  travel  of  the 
carriage    dtopa    and    concomitantly    with    release    of    the 
carriage. 


370 


■  II.  L    ^iiiiMiri 


■■aMtfaiiBMdiaTgaBiag 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


October  9,  1923 


— +- 


1.4T0,4»i.1       MANUF.jrTURE   OF  HEAD   FILLF:r{S.   Mki.     .    said    seats,    the    s»ctlnnH    at    said    side    belns;    of    an^lar 


vf>S    A,     MARQIBm 

The    Flsk    Rubber 


Corporation    of    Muss.'iihus.'ft-       FM»'d    Ja: 


Scr!:-)!   N'n    440. 'JTS, 


.   (.'hicop'-e    Falls,   Mass.,    as.-iignor   to 
(.'omp.iny,    rhi-ope.*    FhU.«.    .\[ass  .    a 


TOSS     s<^ction     «:th     thfir    aru'lt'f*    eitcniMnc    toward     the 


1 '.»-■: 


13  Claims.      'CI    154—9. 


I      Ar, 

*t;inti:iliy 
1  '     "\- 


;:>  '•  'me<Jiat 

.••■I'l    tillers 

parallel    :■■ 


1  i70,4or, 

N[l.SI.*K. 

N        4  4*; 


I'FMB 

New    VorW 

'•,:.•*     0  cii 


WAITHR      SKINAL         W:,.iDziim:KZ 
N.   Y-      Fil-d   Feb    :.' 1 .    lO-Jl,      Serial 
ims.      (CI.   17T — 336.) 


i^ 


5.  I:;  ,1^  .lM3i:>  waiter,  a  *hafr,  :i  car  in  said  ^hafr.  :i 
track  :;i  -;.ud  nhaft,  ^'roup«  of  contact  strips  on  said 
tnick,     ;ich    stroijp   cflpprlsins  :\   ct'iirral  strip  and   a   p.iir 

if    lid"    strips,    a   8ii:»ai    car'-if>d    hy   said   car,    a    series   nf 
iicd    i*ii;p.aS.    and    means    carrif^l    by    the    car    whereby    a 
circni'  may   be  closefi  tdth^r  through  said  side  strips  and 
th.'    "iir   si_'i,al,    or    through    the  centre   strip   and   a    corr> 
sp<->Dding  filed  signal,  said  means  comprisini:  a  f'>rkfd  arm 

nt^  branch  of  which  rarrlea  a  sini^le  roller,  and  the  othf>r 
branch  .t  pair  of  insulated  rollers,  a  pivoted  post  m 
*hich  said  arm  in  mAunted.  and  a  slotted  link  device  for 
adjustably  posltlonin?  said  arm  with  respect  t.  said 
;^.).sr  in  1  i  spring  pressing  said  post  toward  the  said 
tra  :'ii. 


1  .»Tii  4'i7,      I'li.N't  UF 
Nicholas.    Lob   A 
Serial  No.  613.911 
1.   A    concrete    bu 
opposite    sides,    the 
spaced  apart,  bars 
t)f>  ^mb^ded  in  the 
fh*»    sections    at    th 
against   which   said 
trlnals   ot  said    rods 


K     lU  II.IMNd     FCiRM.       Oirv     '. 

;elps.    Calif.      Filed    Jan.    20,    1923. 

3  Claims.  (CI,  25—131.) 
Iding  form  comprising  sections  at 
(ectlons  at  one  side  having  edges 
|tween  said  edees  having  portions  to 
roncrete,  tie  rods  extending  through 
opposit-'  sid>*s  and  having  seats 
'Ctions  bear,  and   means  on   the   ter- 

for    clamping    said    sectioms    agalist 


•     product     in     t::e     manufacture     of 
■onsistin::    of    a     plurality    of    sub- 
ad    filliT-    held    in     po,sitl'jn    on*'    to 
."  fabric   .^overlng. 


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sections  at   the  opp<»sitP  sidt\  and  said    rod.s  being  located 
at  the  .ingles  of  the  flrstnamed  seetions  b^^twpon  said  bars. 


4:0.46'<  APPAIMTrs  I'oR  SIMCLATINC  MOVING 
I'M'TC!{FS.  <A;(i  i:  N.viiiK.  N.'w  Viirk.  N,  Y.  Filed 
Juris  21,  iril!»,  .'^.-rlal  N.  :'.i>;-.724  Ren- wed  Mar.  9, 
ll•2.^.      3   Claims.      tCl.    SS — IR) 


2.    -\n     arru'ie     of     rnaiiufa-'f  ii  r>'     comprisiiii;     a     trans- 
lucent tuppi.rt,   an   iaiatic   ;rt   cdor  on  on*-  surface,  n   f>ark- 

gruMii'l   .-;■   •    •     -lur,,-     ..i-.r   •■';    ftu-  npiiosit''   surfar.-,     md   an 
Imatre   fjf    \   differtrit    c.ior   nii    th"   backgroun<l 


l.»T'i4t;'.'       ()M      I    V\        !N',>iiKri     NviMKKKN.    Minot.    N. 

i'-ik,       Fikd     Ci!:"    'Mt.     i  •,*-'.'        StTlal    N..     ,"171,901.       3 
<1aim';       i  CI.   2-1     -.M    < 


C 


1.  Ill  comblnatiiin  ;ii!  ,,\\  >:\\\.  :\  lilscharge  spout,  a 
cylinder  arranti'd  within  th»^  can  and  having  Inlet  open- 
ings at  spaced  points  in  its  length,  a  tube  establishing 
communication  between  thf  lower  end  of  the  cylinder 
and  the  discharge  spout,  a  vnlvi'  controlling  said  com- 
munication, spaced  pistons  op^-ratlng  within  the  cylinder, 
a  second  valve  controlling  communication  lyetween  the 
cylinder  and  the  dlschargf^  spout  adjacent  the  upper  end 
of  the  cylinder,  a  rod  connecting  said  pistons,  and  means 
for  reciprocating  said  pistons  within  the  cylinder  as  a 
unit,  to  force  the  oil  from  said  cylinder  to  the  discbarge 
spoDt.  said  pistons  controlling  the  admittance  of  oil  t« 
the  cylinder  through  the  adjacent  opening. 


1 


, 


OCTOBKK  '.I,  VX2:.\ 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


371 


1,470,470.  SCALE  <;[  AiU-  AMi  .MARKER.  Akie  Ja.n 
Pas,  Jeannetfe,  I'h  Filed  .Mar  7.  1922.  Serial  No. 
641.706.      2    Claims       (CI.    33— 189  ) 


1,  As  an  article  of  manufacture,  a  scale  guard  com 
prising  a  istrip  of  sprInK  metal  b<  nt  to  form  a  substan 
tlally  tubular  body  portion,  a  pair  of  diverging  integral 
teg  portions  formed  Integral  with  and  extending  down- 
wardly from  said  body  portion,  cnnvci  gripping  faces 
formed  on  each  of  said  legs,  one  df  .said  lf>,'K  bcitif  pro 
vided  with  an  upturned  lower  end  having  an  aperture 
therein  and  a  slot  above  the  gripping  face  of  said  leg  and 
alined  with  said  aperture,  said  slot  and  said  afH-rTure  <.i 
operating  to  form  a  guldeway,  a  marker  pin  reciprocably 
BountPd  In  said  guldewa.v.  a  vertical  plunger  mounted 
In  the  lK)dy  portion  of  said  guard,  a  link  plvotally  con- 
nected to  the  lower  end  of  naid  plunger  and  the  upper  end 
•  f  said  marker  pin,  and  a  coil  ,sprlng  engaging  said 
plunger  and  said  body  portion  adaiited  to  normally  hold 
•aid  plunger  and  marker  In   retracted  poKltlon. 


1,470.471  CLASIV  Fhedkkkk  Feteius.  Newark,  and 
William  iHirix;!!:.  Elizabeth,  N  J  Filed  Jan.  is. 
1923.     Serial   No.   613,441.      10  Claims       (Ci,   24— 2,-;i  i 


9.  A  ciasp  cniprlslng  .an  upper  clntnping  member  and 
a  lower  clamping  member,  a  means  of  pivotal  connection 
between  said  damping  members,  a  spring  for  normally 
forcing  said  clamping  memliers  In  clamping  engagement. 
flnger-pleces  connected  with  and  extending  from  said 
clamping  member-,  for  separating  said  clamping  mem 
bers,  said  upper  clamping  memlier  being  provided  with  an 
opening,  and  a  yieldable  spring  member  connecte<l  with 
said  lower  clamping  member  and  extending  upwardly 
into,  the  opening  In  said  upper  clamping  member  into 
frlctlonal  contact  with  one  of  the  marginal  edge  portions 
bounding  the  opening  In   said   upper  clamping  member 


1.470,472.  BRAKE  SHOE.  Curros  D.  Prms.  New 
York.  N  Y  Fib  d  Sept.  2.  1922.  Serial  No.  585,900 
T  CUlms.      (CI.   188—247.) 


6.  A  brake  shoe  comprising  a  reinforcing  back,  an 
attaching  lug  of  tough  ductile  metal  tubular  in  form  and 
provided  with  alined  key  way  apertures  In  the  tubular 
walls  and  alined  slots  In  said  walls,  and  a  body  cast  on 


said  back,  said  lug  being  attactied  to  said  back  by  ths 
insertion  of  the  back  endwise  into  said  sluts  and  held  in. 
position  thereon  by  the  cast  metal  body. 


1,470,473.       lUCAKE    SHOE 

York,    N.    Y.      File<l    Sept. 
7   Claims.      tCl.    1,S8 — 247. 


Clifton     \\     Ffttis,    .New 
1022,      S-ria:    No   ,'i,S5,9(H. 


IP 


so 

J9 


^<r 


5  In  a  br,ake  shoe,  the  combination  with  a  reinforcing 
back,  of  an  attaching  lug  including  a  substantially  U- 
ehaped  body  portion  having  wings  formed  on  the  side 
edges  of  the  upstanding  walls  thereof  and  lient  outwardly 
to  substantially  a  right  angle  to  said  walls,  said  v^ing's 
t>eing  provided  at  their  outer  end  portions  with  ntta<  :  ing 
members  embracing  said  back. 


1,47(1.474        liV'K    FnH    I'.UVKF     SlluES.      CLirrON    D. 
Pki-tis.   New   Yori<.    N    V       Fibd    Sept.  2,  1922.     Serial 

No.  ."s.'.,'t(i:'      r,  ("baiins      r('i,  1  ss — 268.) 


6.  A  l>ack  f<ir  br.ake  slioe>  coiiipr;siug  a  ductile  metal 
plate  adapted  to  extend  lengthwise  ,,f  the  shoe  and  Ikh  ■ 
ing  formed  integral  therewith  a  centr.al  .-ittarhing  I;;g.  .s;.i,] 
^'ai-k  lieing  provided  with  .a  loi^;;  anci.Mrin;;  .slot  al  .ucU 
side  of  .said  attachint.-  !•:-.  ar,,i  to,,:;.:,s  produced  from  the 
metal  cut  away  to  form  said  anchoring  slots,  said  tongues 
b.'ing  revers.ly  bent  betie.ath  the  attaching  lug  and  said 
tongues  l>elnL'  formed  with  notches  ai.d  provided  with 
lugs  to  engage  said  notches  when  the  io];^ueh  are  o^,,r- 
lapjied. 


47(147.'  F|{,\t\K  Sliol-;  I  i  irtMN  li.  Pectis,  .New- 
York.  N.  Y  Fil.^1  Sept  2.  i;i-..  Serial  No.  5.85.903. 
12  Claims       .  I  '1,    is.^s      2.'>4 


,/    ""\.i 


,.     j,-    rip 


r..    A   brake  shoe  comprising  a  ductile  !i,et;il   relnforcini.- 
back  and   a    plurality  of  cast   metal   body  se.-tions    havii,- 
individual    reinforcing    shells    embedded    therein    and    at 
taebed  to  said  back. 


1,470,476       BRAKE    SHOE,      Clifto.n    D     Pkttis,    New 
York.  N.   Y.      Filed  Sept.  2,    1922.      Serial  No.   58.MK)1 
18  Claims.      (CI.  188 — 254  ) 


8.  In  a  brake  shoe,  a  pan  shaped  irlnforclng  shell  com 
prising  a  plate  of  ductile  metal  having  n  relatively  thick 


872 


Cpntrn!  porti"n  nnj 
of  said  si<if  portion 
walls  of  sa!'1  shell. 


1.470,477. 
York.    N 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  9,  1923 


r^-Iatlvplj-  'hln  -Jiilp  purtiou'^,  porrions 
being  bent  t^  f'lrm  the  stdf  and  pnrl 


BRAKg  shop:. 

Y,      P-Il.ij    Sf-pt,    2, 

<  i.  is^-  ::58.) 


Li^iirrvs    n     pKTTts,    Npw 
19:;-      Serial   .No.  5S5,iM)'> 


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w 


5.  A  bmke  9ho«  comprlsinij  a  slotted  shell,  a  back  plate 
attacb«>d  to  the  t.ip  wall  of  said  9h^•n  by  tn^ana  "f  [".nn  on 
Mid  platf  projectlnir  through  corre-piindlnjt  slots  in  said 
aiwll,  a  key  lug  attt(rhe<l  to  said  idate  and  said  shell,  and 
a  body  cast  on  saUl  .«bi  11 


form  a  kpywfiy  fippfir-'  rh>  ri-tn'tw^  n  .iml  having  thpir 
lowpr  f■Itr^'mlrl»>^•  ■?.■!<"•» i-<l,  'ha  i-incr  «^d(fPa  of  the  l«gs 
bplni?  .i[i[>.i>ir.'"'.  ■i.ri-'i.i!  t..  :  T:ii  .'iMtT'il  ul-.ts  throa>;h 
whl'-h  said  ha'k  passes. 


J,470.47'<  !'.R.\KH  SH'_)E.  r:.:rr'.v  D  I'k 
Y-rk.  .\  V  m^  S'H't  -.  19--  S-n.Hi  .N  ■ 
12  (.-lain)*,      >  CI.  is8--::54.) 


N.  u 


//it--i 


5.  A  brake  sho«,  comprising  a  pan-shap«'d  nhell  st. imped 
from  <iie€t  metal  and  having  the  side  and  end  walls  j 
thereof  joined  at  tjhe  corners  and  reticuLatod  below  tbf' 
beut  over  Junction  if  these  wall.s  with  the  top  wall  uf  th. 
shell  and  the  retu'ikationa  extending  about  said  '.orritTs.  .i 
key  lu^  attached  tj  said  shell,  and  a  body  ca.^t  ji^  .^aid 
thell 


1.470,479  BRAKi:  SUOE.  <i.ift"v  I>  Perns.  .N'ew 
York.  N  Y.  Fll|d  Sept.  1'.  l'.-»--'  .-i-rial  .N"  ,'^r.  :m)T^ 
4  ''hiims.      tCl.    US8 — -o.^. ) 


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4.  In  a  brake  si 
slde^  of  the  'enter 
provide  a  pair  o( 
tending  longltndin 
attaching  memb*>r<i 
slot.-i  produced  thf 
bent  beiu'ftth  the  c 
■aid  back. 


a  relnf.-rcin_'  back  slit?>Hi  on  botl; 
line  (if  rh.'  back  and  thn  metal  b^nt  t- 
spbstantially  parallel  !5tlffeninK  ribs  ex- 
lly  of  the  sh'>«».  and  a  key  lui;  haTln? 
projecting  through  said  back  in  th" 
rein  by  the  forming  of  said  ribs  and 
rrespondinz  r1h«!  to  secure  said  lut'  t" 


1.470,4'>o  BRAK 
Y..ri4.  N.  Y.  Fi 
fi   I'lalms.      I  CI. 


r-- 


■".  i^FIoE  ri,irT"N-  D  Pfttis.  NVw 
■  ■1  .■<.'pt,  -•  19-J2.  S.riiil  No.  5H.'i.'<99. 
ass— 247.) 


5.   In  a  brake  shj* 
back,  of  an  attach 
plate  extending  trains 
each  side  with  a   ja 


the  combination   with   a   rfinforcin.^ 
i|n«  lug  'jf  ductile  m^tal  Includins  a  top 


versely  of  said  back  and  provided  at 
ir   of  spreading  legs  spacod   apar*-    to 


!,47i).4^1       HOOK      HrnROB  l*'>ri'^    \Ia.-«Kt;irt,  N.  Y.      Tiled 

.Vir     I'l      l:«2;;       >-:■;. il    N.,     t;;K;.i7o        ".    ClalnJS.         '  i 


1  In  a  hi>'nk  of  rh.«  type  dewrihe*!,  a  relatlTely  wide 
and  long  flat  bf^dy  having  a  chain  receiving  eye  at  one 
end.  the  b<iftom  fru^-  ^f  fht»  t>c>fly  hiivlni:  ;i  !on«r1tiidi?oil 
i:roove  therein  di'tlnln^'  «pnrHd  »ldf»  tars  and  a  bifurcated 
Mil  carled  by   the     m'^t  -'nrl  ..f  th*'  body. 


1,470.4.''2       hTSHIN'l    rnnl,    FOR   OIL  WEIJ 
UATCt.lFTK.  Wa,.'im.".  I  ikla       I  iled   Mar    22. 
No    r>4.'5.HOS       J  riHlra^        .  CI,   294—  9t». ) 


..S.     TuoviA-i 
l',»22      Serl.il 


1  .V  fishing  tool  cumprisii.K  a  ^tom,  a  pl'irality  of  |,(rabs 
earned  by  and  depending:  fr<.m  the  lower  end  of  the  sti'tn. 
a  compreMing  .sleev,>  slidably  titt-d  upon  the  .stem  abo%e 
th.-  grabs,  and  adapt.  .1  tn  .  le  ircle  the  grabs,  mt'aiis 
mounted  upon  the  ^'rabs  for  uirmally  .supporting  said 
si. '.v.'  in  an  iiinpera  i  Iv.'  p.i-iliiou.  and  means  connected 
with  the  grab-*  :■  r  r.  I.'.'i-inc  -aid  sle.'Vf'-supiwrting  means. 


1,470,4H.'?,  RK\!:U^r".  \  \\  W.  MEiH.WISM  Frank 
RiEKSFtR.  (iri^ka,  N.  Dak.  lil.'d  .July  2*'.  1921.  Serial 
Nn,  4'«7,f;"I        1    <Maini.      (CI.    121       K".  I 


R.vir^i-  \  ilv.  ni-'hai!ism  :>!  bydraiilo-  nii.(.,r«  coni- 
prisinn  iiiston  cyllnd.'rs,  [>i,sti)ns  movable  th.Tein  and  har- 
fni:    ro<is    uti    which    ire    tappet    [to  |.'.-tinns.    valv.'   casings 

ii<B...-iat.  d    tvirh    '!).•      vlir.I"^-^      i    fnid    -upplv   '..ndult   COn- 


UCTOBKJi  9,  192;] 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


373 


neclid  with  the  valve  c.asingK,  a:;  exhau.st  oonduit  con- 
nected with  the  exhau.st  ports  of  the  cylinders,  slide 
valves  oper.able  in  the  casii)i:s  and  havinL-  si.'iiis  on  which 
ari'  spaced  collarx,  lev.Ts  c<it]nect<'d  with  Raid  stems, 
means  supporting:  the  b-vers,  ni.ans  to  artnnti  said  levfrs 
and  reciprocaf'  ihi-  valvos,  a  b-vi  r  fiilcriimrd  at  an  inter- 
mediate point  of  its  liTigth  and  having  its  nul  portions 
irr:ing('d  betwi-pn  ftir  .(dlars  dii  the  stems  tw  cooperate 
wltti  said  coll.ars  and  m.'innal  iin'.aiis  fn  uio\ .  s.iij  liver 
to  revirse   motors. 


1,470,4S4  I'RESSrRE-FEKIi  SYSTEM  FOR  INTER 
NAI,  (OMBISTION  ENGINES.  Edw.^ki.  .\  Rikk- 
WKi.i..  Kew  Gardens.  N.  Y  ,  assi>rnor  to  Stewart  War- 
ner Spt'odometer  Corporation.  Cnirap).  Ill  .  a  ("nrpo- 
ration  of  Vlrt'luia.  Filed  Jan.  11,  1»23,  Serial  No. 
011,lt4H.  Renewt^  Sept.  11,  1!*2J.  2ii  Claim*!  ^Cl. 
158— .'{«,) 


*<  iiii  »i  iiiii      ' 


12.  A  fuel  feedln/  apparatus  for  an  internal  combus- 
tion engine  havln?  in  combination  with  an  engine  car- 
buretor bnvlng  n  shut-oflf  valve,  a  primary  chamber 
adapted  to  be  supplied  with  fuel  from  n  reservoir,  means 
for  applying  gas  pressure  directly  to  the  liquid  therein 
Independent  of  the  liquid  level  therein  and  a  secondary 
contalnr-r  connecte<l  therewith  and  maintained  und^r 
greater  than  atmospheric  pressure  and  said  secondary 
container  being  connected  directly  to  the  engine  carbu- 
retor. 


1,470.485.      COUPLING   CL.VMF.     Gis    Db   Kui  bn,   Eldo- 
rado,  Ark       Filed   Dec.    17.    1921       Serial    No.   623.111. 

2  Claims.      (CI.   2S5 — 100.  i 


1.  K  clamp  of  the  clas«!  described,  comprising  a  pair 
of  like  reetatigular  frames,  like  pipe-entratrlng  seats 
through  three  of  tho  four  sides  of  the  frames,  said 
■eata  flaring  toward  the  inner  faces  of  the  walls  of 
tlio  fr.anit's.  a  T  pip.'  coufiHn','  fitted  to  the  three  seats, 
and  gaaketa  .surrounding  the  shanks  of  the  T-coupling 
and  clamped   by   the   flaring   seats. 


1,47U,4SC, 


ADYERTISING-CARD    HOLDER        Zachaht 


Eaul    RissKi.i.,    Sauk    Rapi<ls,    Minn.       Filed    .July    18, 
1021.      Serial    No.   485.544.     6  Claims.      (CI.    40-^125  ) 


.'',    Kvi     nd\ertisin>,'     device     .cornprlsirj,;,-     .-      ib'siM.'     en 
velopc    of    ueneral    rectnnpular    form    adapto.l    to    re- I'ive 
an    advertising    card    having    a    flexible    transparent    face, 
and    means    at    .'.arh    end    thereof    for    seiurin^-    tt.e    same 
to    the    ctirt.-iiii     hdlditiK    nifans    of    a  tj    u  utorn.-l:;].'. 

1,470. !sT  Hi  M  iKST.\NIi  ,\TT.\l 'int  FNT  i'nj{  HFD.'< 
Leo  Chaviami  .Santhkz,  Cnniana.vnirua,  C'lba  F'lled 
June  2:t,  ti.22.  Serial  No  ."-iTO,::]  c,,  2  claims.  !  Cl. 
46~-S2  ) 


2.  A  book  support  comprising  a  pivotally  mounted 
Lorlxontally  swinging  sectional  arm  having  Its  Bectiona 
hingedly  connected  together,  a  vertically  movable  arm 
having  one  end  pivotally  secured  to  the  boriaontallj 
swinging  arm  beneath  the  latter,  a  spring  pressed  rack 
l)ar  pivotally  secured  to  the  vertically  movable  arm, 
means  carried  by  the  horizontally  swinging  arm  for 
engagement  by  the  rack  bar,  a  guide  for  the  free  end 
of  the  rack  bar.  a  hanger  adjustably  secured  to  the  Ter- 
tically  movable  arm  and  means  for  holding  a  book  In 
position  upon  the  hanger. 


1  .  4  7  o  ,  .}  s  s 


PRIIT  J.\R-SEALIN(;-RIN<;    Ol'ENER. 


We.ndei.l  M.  Sal'.ndkks.  Reading,  and  Lloyp  V,  Rot, 
Beverly,  Mass.  Filed  Aug.  7,  ]y22  Serial  No. 
.-.SO, 22:;,      1   Claim.      iCl.  21.- ^:n.) 


A  fruit  jar  seallnt:  device  comprising  a  fiat  sealing 
ring  of  comiiresslble  material  with  an  Inextensible  tear- 
ing strip  vulcanized  to  the  sealing  ring  along  its  inner 
edge  and  traversing  the  ring  to  its  outer  edge,  and 
beyond    the    latter    formed    into    a    finger    hold. 


374 


1.470.4S9.  LAHDElR  CLAMI'. 
Pm.  Filed  S«pt  6.  1021. 
riaims.      .  n    2-_W    -21 


2,    A   ladder   c!am 
DUfnihers    pivoted 
angle    therebetween 
a   zable   rnof.   and   e 
for  spcurlns:    i   lai 


ld«r 


1   47n  +;..!        MKl'lfi 
KMT    FARftlCS 

File<]     vejir      2r),     1 
(CI.    (itJ— 4.; 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


JoH\  J    ScHCH,  Altoona, 
Serial    No^    498,613.      3 


3   comprising  a    pair  of  (X)mpl*'mental 

t()gether    and    ad'Mstable    to    vary    ttie 

to    cijnform    to    the   doable    slope    of 

iich   of  said   members  carrying  a   hook 

thereto. 


in   iiR    I'RO<KvSvS    FOFi    PHOriUt'IN*". 
N.tTHA.v    S<nw,\KT7,    Newsirk,    N     ,J 

M'.i       Serial    No     :', 2 »'i  .'■<.'        5    ri.<jims. 


roil 

t-O'l 

ini: 


riiH'    improve^l   method   or  pro'-es.s  of   kriittlin;  which 

ists     in      formire     plain      courses     and     interlocking 

rses,   the  Interlockine  courseH  bein;;  formed   by   spread- 

skippinc    loops    .Tltfrniitely    In    anr- 

Tiurst'.s 


interlockinit   anj. 
!inu'    interlo'-klni; 


1  +70.401        BROOD 
Ki!e<i    Nov.    18.    1! 
'!     119-32) 


•)0 


Hbvsv    M      Sukkk,    Quinry.    111. 
Serial   No.    601,92.5.      5   Claims. 


1,   The    combinatki 
neck    -itovf-  p'pe.    uid 
size    through    which 
canopy    being    tilted 
P'pe. 


n  of  a  stove  or  tnir^i.T,  n  c^iose 
a  canopy  havir:.-  :i  hoin  of  sufficient 
the  pipe  o\ti'ii'i.-i  to  admit  of  the 
tu    one    side    without    disturbing    the    \ 


1,470.492.      CTTTER        Vr.Tr.K    R.    Shirk    and    FwmoNT 
W.  Shirk.  Ephrats.  I'a      I"iie<l  Mar    19.   1921.     SerUl 

No.    4.-;i.55S,       4    '  laims,       i  CI     i;fl-    39- i 


;<? 


3.  An  apparatus  of  the  i-lass  described  comprising  a  caji- 
ing.  a  shaft  journaled  therein  and  having  a  part  project- 
ing from  one  end  of  the  ca.slng.  a  knife  connected  with 
said  projecting  end,  spring  mean.s  connected  with  the 
shaft  for  holding  the  knife  in  raised  p<)siti«)n.  a  thimble 
at  the  other  fnd  of  the  casing,  gearing  connecting  the 
thimble  with  th*-  shaft,  ratchet  mechanism  associated 
with  the  gearing  for  actuating  the  thiiiilde  on  the  cat- 
ting movement  of  the  knlff  but  permltring  the  spindle 
to  remain  Wle  when  the  spring  nttirns  !lip  knife  to 
normal  position 


1.470  493       SNT"BBP:K 
P'ileil    Oct      I.',    iy22_ 
(CL  267— +53.) 


.Ii'Hv    1'    .'^H'lu  ,   N'pw  York.  N.  T. 
.•S'.Tiai   No.    0y4.049.      4    Clalm.s. 


1  .V  snubber  comprising  a  solid  l)lo<k  of  resilient  ma- 
terial adapted  to  if  connected  in  tension  between  the 
body  and  running  gear  of  a  vehicle,  and  having  at  Its 
opposite  ends  meanjt  for  securing  the  same  to  appropriate 
vehicle  parts,  said  ends  having  embedtled  therein  mill 
tlple  fabric  plies  spacei!  apart  and  extending  in  spaced 
relation  from  the  ends  of  th«'  block  toward  Its  resilient 
mid  area,  and  serving  t,,  tak.-  the  .strain  of  the  attach- 
ing means. 


1,470,494.    DIHKCTIuN   IM«hA'l  OK     .\i.kekt  < ;.   Sla 
Miles    <'ity,    Mont       Fib-ii    S.pt     _'i!,    i;t2i.      Serial    No. 
.503.230,       1    I'laim        CI      lltV^-4H.) 


-V  devic>'  of   iSie  i  har'vttT  ib^crit>e<l   comprising  a  yoke 
roiiiiivahly  secur.-d  to  .m  ,'ni tomohile,  n   !,<imp  carrying  c«»- 


OCTOBKB  9,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


375 


Ing  Jonrnalled  on  the  arms  of  the  yoke  and  having  an 
outer  concaved  face,  a  reflootor  In  the  ea.sing,  a  cross  sec- 
tlonally  rounded  lens  closing  the  o[>en  face  of  the  casing 
and  having  a  central  transparent  portion  and  end  translu- 
cent portions,  a  tdade  slldaijly  mounted  on  the  casing  and 
projecting  centrally  from  the  lens,  a  shaft  journalled  be- 
low the  hood  and  having  an  operating  end  received 
through  the  dash  of  the  automobile,  means  between  the 
shaft  and  lamp  casing  for  causing  the  turning  of  the  cas 
Ing  from  a  vertical  to  lateral  (wsltions  when  the  shaft  is 
turned,  and  spring  means  latching  the  shaft  against  turn 
Ing  when  th*'  casing  and  blade  arc  In  either  vertical  or 
lateral    positions. 


1,470,495.      SWITCHMAN'S  HOD.      St.vm.ey    Sosnoskkt, 

rhoenlxvllle,     I'a.       Filed  June    2.     1922,     S.'rial     No 

.%ti.'),47.'..       Renewed    Mar  8,     1923.       2     Claim.s        o'l 
246 — 489.1 


1.  A  switchman's  rod  iiuniirising  spjicoiJ  eleeve-likc 
members,  each  of  said  membf-rs  being  closed  at  one  end, 
said  members  being  disposed  in  spaced  axial  relation,  a 
rod  section  fitted  In  each  fileeve-llke  member,  a  lock  nut 
associated  with  each  rod  Kection  and  a  casing  of  insulated 
material  connecting  said  sleevt-like  members  as  for  the 
purpose  specified. 


1.470,490.  VEHICLE  WHEEL.  Er.nest  Victob  Stos«, 
Taft.  Calif.  Failed  Aug  19  1922.  Serial  No.  582,980. 
3    CUlms.      (CI.    152—28.) 


1  A  resilient  wheel  coi«*Istitig  of  a  central  section 
mounted  on  a  hub  and  having  around  its  margin  a  circle  of 
pockets  which  are  alternately  formed  on  opposite  sides 
of  the  central  section,  a  rim  structure  having  inwardly 
extending  spaced  flanges  between  which  the  marginal  p  <r- 
tlon  of  the  central  section  is  received  and  plays,  said 
flanges  each  having  Inwardly  facing  pockets  to  register 
with  contlgtious  pockets  In  the  central  section,  and  de- 
formable  ball  cushions  compressed  between  the  registered 
pockets  of  said  flanges  and  said  section. 


1  170  4K7  !>[\rHHA(;M  FOR  ELASTIC  FI.F  1 1 '  TFH 
HINKS  .\Nli  MFTIIOn  OF  M.VKINtJ  SAMF  <  HHls- 
n.^.s  Stkknstiup,  Schmi  rt:id.\-.  N,  \-,  a*ii;uor  lo  iivn- 
eral  Electric  Compan.v,  a  Corporation  of  Niw  \<Tk. 
Filed  S.pt  ::o.  r.tlH,  Serial  No.  25*3,363.  R.i,o«  .d 
July  2U.    \U-^:'..      _■(;,  Claims       (CI,   2,''>3— 78.) 


21,  A  self  coni  airo  i!  cli'nioiii  foi  ;i  torKine  structure 
lomprisiiiL-  a  >ta -k  of  thin  sto-ots  I ;ist>'ii(-il  together  by 
fusion   ..f  iriotal   III  form   :i    :i;:!il     iiiiiKiry   -irncture. 


1.470, 19S.       I-L.VS'IIC     Fl.no    TIllHINi:     Hi  H' 'H     .\  N 1 ' 
MKTlidO     OF    M.\KlNi;     .S.\Mi:        i}iuisrM'     >iy.i:s 
,sri;i  I'.  Soto'iir.  lady.   N,  "^   ,  a-.^ii;nor  to  Onoral   Fi-.tric 
Conii.any,  a   i  orpuration    of   Now    York       Filed    Feb.   16, 
F»2(i,      Serial   No    ;'.,'i9,07S.      IM  Claims,      •  r\    .:    -21^.5. t 


1  .\  blade  riiii:  comprlBlng  a  [jlurality  of  spiiceil  an- 
nulai  rings  and  blades  located  between  them  and  united 
thereto  by  a  metal  having  a  lower  melting  point  than  that 
of  the  rings  and  blades,  said  rings  and  blades  having  en- 
^.-aging  parts  whiih  si  rve  initially  to  hold  the  Made  ring 
as  a   \v!(ol(    assembled 


1,47U4!»!',         ELASTIC  Fl.ril)      TTRBINF  OhhistiaN 

STEEV.sTFii  p,  Schene<'tady,  N.  y.,  a.ssignor  to  'Jeneral 
Electric  Couipaii.v.  a  Coriwration  of  New  York  Filed 
Apr,  27.  1920.  Serial  No.  377,101.  15  Claim*'.  (CI. 
29     23,5.) 


1.  The  method  of  manufacturing  a  turbine  rotor  whirh 
comprises  taking  a  continuous  strip  of  material,  initially 
fastening  buckets  thereon  in  a  temporary  manner,  wind 
Ing  a  length  of  said  strip  with  the  buckets  thereon  around 
a  carrying-member,  and  permanently  uniting  said  buckets 
strip  and  member  by  fusion  of  metal. 


376 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  9, 1928 


1,470,500.  ELASTlIC-FLLil"  TURBLNK.  Chbistian 
STBBNSTaip,  Scbeiect*dy,  N.  V.,  aaalgnor  to  Oeoeral 
Electric  CompaiivJa  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
Apr  2T  lO.'u.  B.rial  No  .{77.102.  Renewed  July 
20,    192.-!       7    Chilbi«        iCl.    2ra— -77  i 


;  In  an  fla.stic  Buiil  turbine,  thf  CLinblnatioii  of  a 
bucket  carrying  menaber  having  a  flat  periph.Tai  -surface, 
an  aunular  rib  eiteinllng  around  SJiid  surface  and  pro- 
vided with  spacing  blocks,  and  buckets  looatpd  bpfwi^en 
said  bliKiks,  said  bupkets  harlntf  notches  which  receive 
th*'   rib 


1.470,501.      MP:THOrt  OP  MAKING  BLADE   RINdS   f-QR 
EUASTIC-FLriD  TURBINES.     CnRi.s-nA.s  STXEN.siarr, 
Schenectady,    N.    V  ,  asMifftior   to   r,pneral    PMectric   Com 
pany.  n   ('orp<irati  «i    .f  N'l^w  York      Filed    lalv   ;',    192U 


Serial   No.  ."^OS.OSO       12   rialras 


ri    2f> 


en<i« 


4     Thf-    raerhoii    of 
pri.'W's  i.iking  ien:;th.s 
total    length    of    the 
block*,  buildiDg  up  a 
blocka  at  the  two 
Intermediate   poiati 
the  builtap  stnictare 
inir  the  structure 
removing;  it  from  the 
strucTiire    by    fusion 


1.470.502.     METHOr 
ELASTIC-FLUID  JU 
Schenectady,  N.   Y 
pany,  a  Corporati 
Serial   No.   393,931 


makiiic  a  bladf  rini;  wliich  com 
of  bladijii;  .substantially  equal  to  the 
completed  blade  ring  and  spacing 
ring  of  blades  with  rows  of  spacing 
of  tbe  bladea  and  at  one  or  more 
placing  a  collapsible  sleeve  around 
to  press  the  structure  together,  weld- 
together  in  an  Initial  manner,  and  then 
slef've  and  permanently  uniting  the 
of    metal. 


OF  MAKING  BLADE  RINGS  FOR 
JRBINES.     (.'hristi.^.v  Stkkvstblp, 
aasignor   to   General   Ellectric   Com 
of  -N'ew   York.      Filt^J  July  .i.   1920 
7   Claims.      (CI.   29 — 23.5.) 


1.  The  method  of 
taking  rings  having 


ibakiag  a  blade  ring  which  comprises 
continuous  grooves  in  their  surface* 


and  blades  having  integral  spacing  blocks  at  their  two 
ends,  mounting  the  blinl.H  (>etw.'en  tbe  rings  with  th« 
spacing  blocks  in  said  uroovfs  to  build  up  a  complete  blade 
ring  structure,  and  uniting  ihe  structure  by  fusion  of 
metal. 


1.470,50.'!.  METFlOn  OF  MAKING  HIJiDE  RINGS. 
Chbi.stian  SrEKNsrui  r.  Sch.Mivitady,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to 
General  Electric  Company,  ,1  CorjKjration  of  New  York. 
Filed  July  3,  1920  Serial  No.  393,934  12  Claims. 
<n.    2t)— 23.5. 1 


1.  Th.>  nifthod  nf  makinK'  a  blade  mcmtxT  which  com- 
prises  assemblicg  rwwn  of  ^aclrn;  !. locks  mi  ,1  holder  with 
blad-vs  betwf'.'n  the  block/*,  liivlldinL:  up  nu't.il  at  the  ends 
of  the  blades  by  wldinj;  to  fnHtfn  ih.'  blades  and  block! 
together,  and  then  rpmoTing  the  bl.i.l.'  .'nemb4'r  from  the 
holder  and  flnishin.:  :!ie  end- 


:,4T(i,.-,ot  Hr«  Ki:r  \vn[:i:i  .xnh  MirrnoD  of  mak- 
ing S.VME,  Chkistun  .--iKKNsiH'  r,  Schene<^tady, 
N.  Y.,  j^sigTUT  •,,  <,.h.r!il  iJ.rtrir  > '.  trifiaiiy ,  a  Corpo- 
nition  r,f  New  York  i'ile.j  Li>y:_  'j.  1!>20.  Serial  No. 
420,-16,-.      21    i-h'tirLs.      (CI.   20—23.5.) 


rrrrrrecK 


1.  The  mt-th^  of  making  bucket  wheels,  which  com- 
prises winding  sue.e-sive  I.iy.-rs  i.f  .strip  mnterial  harlng 
spaced  openings  ti,.  rein  aNuit  a  <li8k  so  the  openings  in 
succe.s.sivo  layers  coincide  inserting  the  bases  of  buckets 
In  the  openings,  and  fastening  the  disk,  layers  and  bucket 
bases  together. 


1,470, .50.-..  ELASTIC  -  FLTID  TURBINE  Christiaw 
SxBBNSTRfr.  !*cheiu'<-tai!v  \  Y  ,  assignor  to  General 
Electric  Company,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
Jan.  3,  1921.  .Serial  No  434.417  .'i  Claims.  (CI. 
29—23.5.) 


„   ■^   If  I,  ,1 


5.  The  method  of  mai.ufarturing  a  turbine  wheel  which 
comprises  mounting  a  wheel  between  holders  which  pro- 
ject beyond  the  periphery  of  the  wheel  and  have  spaced 
notches  for  the  reception  of  tlie  .slges  of  buckets,  assem- 
bling a  ring  of  buckets  in  said  notches  with  their  Inner 
ends  in  proximity  to  the  periphery  of  the  wheel,  placing 
a  heated  bucket  cover  around  the  outer  ends  of  the  buck- 
eta,  squeezing  said  bucket  cover  into  engagement  with 
the  bucket  ends  and  permitting  it  to  cool  .so  as  to  grip 
the  buckets  between  the  periphery  of  the  wheel  and  the 
cover,  and  then  uniting  the  ends  of  the  buckets  to  the 
priphery  of  the  wheel  and  to  the  bucket  cover  by  fusion 
of  metaL 


OcTcmtu  'J,  KJ^a 


I  .  ^.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


377 


1,470,506.  METHOD  OF  MANUFACTURING  TURBINE 
KLEMK.VTS.  <  liiu.siiAN  Si  ke.n.sthl  r,  Sih<'iiectady, 
N  Y  .  assignor  to  GeiiiTul  Electric  Company,  a  Corpo- 
raiio!!  .  I  New  YorU.  Kilrd  Dtn  23.  Il,i21.  Serial  No. 
r>24.39s       y   Cli'iniH.       iCl.   2!»— 2.'{.-e) 


'.'  Ii.  the  maiii;f;icHiro  of  a  ttirMio  r-tnr,  tiie  su'ihMd 
•  f  f.i^tening  a  liucket  co\.  r  nieijiLir  it:  pos!!!..;,  \v!ii(  li 
(■(impri-^es  taking  :\  hur-ket  (■•■ver  member  liaving  -paced 
holes  therein,  plai-Ing  it  ov.r  the  ends  ,.f  t(i.>  imckeis  witli 
the  holes  in  line  1  herewith.,  (lowing  metal  into  the  hoU-.-  to 
fa-^ten  I  he  oover  t..  tile  ends  in  an  iiiltial  manner,  aii'l 
then  i'eri;ian<'ntl\  uniting  the  cover  and  bucket  ends  by 
fu.shin  uf  metal. 


1  470..'iO7       MPmiOD  OF  M.\K1N<;   R(»T()R   FN.E.MKNTH 
FOR  1:1. ASTK-KI.UIK  TURBINES,     ciibistian   Sttckn 
STRfp,  Schenectady,  N.   Y.,  assignor  to  (ieneral  ElP<-tri.' 
Company,   a   Corporation   of  .New    York.      Filed   Feb     It; 

1921.     Serial  N.  .   4U-...-i72.      I   C'laim.      (CI.  29 — 23..-    1 


The  method  ol  manufacturing  a  ftui>iiM  rotor  ehnienr 
In  which  the  oxit  tnlpes  of  the  buckets  are  of  greater 
length  than  the  inlet  edges  which  comprises  taking  a  plu- 
rality of  wedge-shaiMMl  rings  having  annular  grooves  in 
rheir  sloping  surfaces,  fastening  mounting  rings  in  said 
;:roov  s,  said  mounting  rings  having  spac«xl  opetdngs.  as- 
sembling blades  between  the  wedge  stiajied  rings  with 
their  enfis  in  said  op<yiiiigs,  and  uniting  the  rings  and 
Idades  hv    fusion   of  metal 


U470,5OR.      METHOD  OF  M ANTFACTT'HINO   TURBINE 
ELEMENTS.       Ciiristia.v     Stehnstri  r,     Schenectady, 

\,  Y  .  assignor  \o  General  Electric  Comp.any.  a  <'orf)o- 
r.itiiMi  of  New  York  nied  Dec.  23,  1921  Serial  .No 
r.24.,;97.      10  Claims       iCl.   29 — 23..''.  » 


7  riii  method  of  manufacturing  a  turbine  part  which 
compri.ses  taking  a  bedding  member,  mounting  two  sup- 
porting members  thereon  In  spaced  relation  to  each  other, 
with    one   edge    of   each    supporting   member   fixed    to   tbe 


holding  member  and  the  oiher  edge  free,  said  supivortlng 

meuiliers  being  iiruvided  with  grooves  in  tloir  closed  sur- 
fiii'es.  holding  the  free  tsiges  of  the  su] 'port i t.g  members 
so  they  are  spaced  apart  more  than  the  *ixe,i  edges,  as- 
sembling fluid  directing  elements  between  rh.  suiijiorting 
members,  with  their  ends  in  saiii  gri>oves  aini  with  sp.a.^ 
ing  members  in  the  grooves  between  tlic  end^,  releasing 
the  free  ,  dgi  s  of  the  s  1 1  pj  i.  ^  r  I !  iig  members  S'    tf.e   fr(»e  edges 


uia.\     -prinL.-    t^g'ther    to    i;;:htl\'     grip    the    th 
elern.  nt-:,    :,rid    t  heij     uniting    the    a-<enilb-d 
fiisii  n  of  met.als 


i!ir 


■•  mi. 


r  met  lire    b\ 


1.4:ib''i;'        tbiMHINFD    I'UESSUUK    C.M'  AND    GAUGE 

I'i:\  i<  K       Lie.  (J.   SruANSKV   I'nkwan.i.  s    Dak.     Filed 

A:ig     .".      1922.       Serial    No.    .'79, bin,       T  riaini-        <('l 

l.'rW  .%t.t     1      1 


/y 


Q 


1.  In  a  dex  ice  for  the  purpo.se  s(  t  forth,  a  riosure  cap 
element  for  a  gasoline  tank  provided  with  means  to  per- 
mit of  the  supplying  of  pressure  to  and  confining  it  in  the 
gas(dine  taJik,  said  means  including  -a  val\u!:ir  element, 
and  a  gauge  extending  through  the  <.api  >  iement  for  re- 
taining said   \alvular  element   thereim 


1.470.. MO  I;i;LT  C0NNECTI:h.  Ij-wiv  T.^u,..h,  Ed- 
ward'-ville.  Kans.  Filed  Mar.  19,  1923,  Serial  .No. 
626.077       1   (.laim.      k.C\.  24  —  33.;) 


\  b' It  connecter  comprising  plates  adapted  to  be  se- 
curiv!  to  the  ends  of  the  belt  to  tic  ci.nnected  and  havitig 
Iheir  opfiosed  edg' s  b.  lit  inwardly  tei  form  h'lok-llke  bear- 
ings, closed  links  engaged  xviti:  said  be,-irings  t-  tlexildy 
Connect  tlie  plates,  and  a  shield  for  elosing  and  protect- 
ing the  hooks. 


I'KNKR, 

.'1  ,74.« 


1.4T0..on        TROUSERS    URuTECTOR        Pi: ,  K; 

Detroit    .Mich       Filed  Dec.  12,  1921.     Serial  N\ 

1   Claim.      M'l    2—135.) 

A  protector  of  the  character  descriiied  comprisiiig  a 
slieet  of  flexibh^  material  providetl  tit  its  free  edges  with 
inter-engaging  snap-fastener  elements  and  provided  at  its 
lower  portion  with  a  hem,  the  upi)er  portion  of  the  sheet 
Iwing  formed  with  a  spaced  cut-away  V-shaixd  portions 
within  which  are  located  gussets,  the  sheet  of  material 
being  formed  with  spaced  p«»rmanent  creases  extending 
from  the  lower  i.)oint  of  the  V-shaped  cut-away  iMirtions 
to  and  throughout  the  hem,  and  securing  members  carried 
by  the  sheet  at   the  highest  points  of  the  cutaway  por- 


37S 


tlons    and     adapted 
tro'lser   legs,    the   V 


i 


po8«-d  ar   the  fr'  nt 
fTT*    knee    movemeri 

prnttif  rir. 


1.470.51-'.      r<^M>K: 
Brooklyn.     N      Y. 
437, 6JT.     2  I  lain) 
1,    A    kns    f'lr    p 
furmed   .if   '■iili.rt'<]    t, 
beine  of  BU'^h   ,.i   ''ha 
ultra-viiflet   rnJiaM^ 
■■"liir  i)f  said   Itns 


1  4TU,5i;i       F'hKEK 
N.  Tucker.  New 
Manufacturiug  C 
ij{    Massachusetts, 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBFR  ;».   l',»23 


for     penetrating     f^ngaK^ment     with 
shaped    cut-away   portions  b«lng   dls- 


^t   • 


^ 


vc? 


.4^ 


y 


'^n 


/ 


^^ 


Ov-f 


ml  liack  of  the  ltne»'  so   a?'   to  permit 
without    causing  dislocation    of   the 


V.      Tkit'ti  ii  V, 
Serial    No. 


roj 


SINi;     LF.NS.      M\Ki'  s 
Filed    Jan.     15,     1921. 

(CI.  8*'^ 57  I 

ec'tion    apparatus,     saiil     Icn-!    beiii;; 

a.'^s.   the  coloring   matter  of   the   lens 

r.irter  to  -iubstantially   i"it  off  all   the 

^    withuut    causjris  a    tna'<«!rii;   of    fh' 

I    any   ii<.ii;t    in    thf  pro j.-.-rr.]    hi^-ht 


STICK  CHKi-K   MoTiMN       (Hauiks 
Bedford,    Mass..  as.sitriiMr   t.i    Hopedal.' 
pany.  Milford,  Ma>-^  .  .i   iMri».rati.ir) 
F^led     Mar.    7,    1921        Serial    N" 
I  CI     l.^fV- 1«4.) 


om 


II 


11.    \   pioker  stici 
tlon.   coopfratint:  m 
and  ad.Tpted  to  '^ntfi 
Ing  t'l  a 't  a.s  a  chec 


check   fur  looms  having,  in  c<5m!)!na 

imlxTs,   nnt>  heing  t^lastlc  and   yleldin.' 
th^'  other  which  is  rti;id  and  'inyi.'Id 
on   the  picker  staff 


1.470.514.         R.\Z01l  BLADE       SHARPENER  Ehneht 

Voi-BS,   San   Antonio.   Tex.      Filed   Oct.   7,    1922.      Serial 
Nm     .-,93,017.      1    'il.iini.      I  CI     3*) — 2.".) 


^  __> 


In    a    device    for 
■troppinif   thereof, 
is  elliptical    in   cross 
a  longituillnal   slot 
In,   a   Compressible 
jectlng   beyond    the 
member  havinc  a   ■ 
disposed    over    the    s 
8ld''8  directed   towa 
remoraMv  f-nnnect! 


.oldin?  safety   razor    blades   for    the 

head    having   a    bcxly    portion   which 

section  and  which  Is  provided  with 

,,  ri^ceive  a  safety  razor  blade  there- 

htH't  surrounding  the  head  and  pro 

slotted   edge   thereof,    a   spring   metal 

secflonally  rounded  body   portion 

fleet,   said   spring   member    having   its 

ach  other  to  provide  jaws,  means 

X  the  head  to  the  Jaw  carrying  mem- 


rd 


Hi,' 


ber,  plates  on  the   n.i.r  sMM  of  the  Jaws  having  central 

torfgnes   projertinff    t'<:  iiigh  op#nlrit's   in    the  body   of  the 
Jaws,  a   hanil!>'  r.-nii>v;.ii|y  r..nn<Tfe<l   to  the  head. 


1   170. .31.".       FLonn   .l.vCK       Kr  ki  er   E.   W.\tts.  Trenton. 

.Mo,,   asni:,'n.T  ..i     -!.■    half   K,.   t.fH.    H,    Hubbell,  Trenton, 
Mo.        Filed     ,Ian      2(i,     1  ir.'.'i         Serial     No.     «13.9r.a.       2 

I  laiins  I   1     2."i4       17    - 


2  .V  jaok  iirltiil;;i  .  ,,[,|,. ,<.■,]  meiiihers,  one  of  said  niem- 
b'Ts  having  .,  bifti  ri;i  t^d  fXt  r>  mi  ty ,  th.'  oiiposite  niember 
having  a  head  jiosu  inneil  U-iween  the  furcations  of  the 
bifurcated  end  a  b  mt  liaviiik'  a  '  iirved  portion  contact- 
ing with  th-'  h<'ad  '.i  mov..  rbe  niemlM-rs  away  from  each 
other,  and  m.  ans  f.,r  r-'strictinu  moveni''nt  of  the  raem- 
tK>rs  toward.s  each   -ither 


1.47o.51>;         VKTIFl'    !.VI,    I'l.ANT       Jknme    M.4K[E  Wbt- 

\NDT    aud     M  ur     1  'KutKLH.    Cleveland.    Ohio.  Filed 

V'li;     3      I'.-22.       s.-n.'il     \..     579. .'Kl       4    ci,-,im«  fCj. 
41—13.; 


I,  .Vs  ,1  !i»'w  art,.  1  ,.{  manufacture,  an  artjflcinl  plant 
having  porrions  theieof  comt>osed  of  a  foraminated  me- 
tallic body,  iiiid  :in  •■rnaniental  covering  on  all  faces  of 
said  ixidy. 


1.470,517       \V1IFP:i       (Ittm   Everett  Wil.son,  Peru,   Ind. 
Filed  Mar    7,   192  1       Serial  No.  450,211.      1  Claim.      ( CT. 

152-42  ) 

.V  resili>-nc  wheel  ..f  fh.'  eiiaracter  described  com[)ri8- 
ing  a  hub.  1  h"lliiW  ;.riniilar  extension  channel  8hap<'d  In 
eross  section  surmuniiini;  the  hub,  spaced  annular  asso- 
ejated  f!ani:>s  prr.ject  ing  frr.'m  one  wall  of  the  extension, 
a  pneiiin^iti'  fir>-  cairying  in  the  flanges  a  metallic  cas- 
ing surr.iumling  th.'  lire  and  having  its  side  walls  se- 
cured to  rhe  side  walls  of  the  extension,  one  sMe  wall 
of  the  casing  being  det.nchaMe,  a  right  angled  bent  con- 
veying tube  p.-irM.nlly  arrafige<l  twtween  walls  of  the  e\- 
ten.sion  and  having  on<-  end  ef,iiirnu[iicating  with  tie'  tire 
and  its  opposite  .-n,|  pas.sing  through  one  side  wall  of 
the  •xtensiTn  md  the  detaehahle  wall  of  the  casing  re- 
spectively, .'ir. niil.'ir!'.-  s(iaeei|  guides  fonned  in  the  casing, 
sjiok-s  t>ro\-i(l.,.|   wirh  lubri'  itlng  grooves  passing  through 


I 


OCTOBEB  9,  1<»23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


379 


the  guides,  lubricating  cups  formed  on  the  guide*!  and 
adapted  to  communicate  with  the  grooves,  a  channel 
Rhap<>d    ni<  tnber    secured    to    the    fellv   of   the   wheel,   said 


siM)ke>  havin;,  redur.  d  oufr  ends  secure<l  to  the  channel 
shap«»d  meml>er  and  :,  shoe  carried  by  the  Inner  end  of 
the  spokes  nnd  being  designed  to  engage  the  tire  as  and 
for    the   puriKise   s|M-ci(|e.i 


.47o.,iiR  BATTERY  SEI'ARA'rOR  IUrui.i,  .\  Vah 
.\Ei.i-,  Escondido,  Calif  Filed  Apr.  28,  1921.  Serial 
No    4»»r>,075       15  Claims.      (CI    2((4~--29.j 


f .  A  separator  comprising  plates  having  a  plurality 
of  transversely  spaced  .slots  forming  strips  between  the 
.iiame,  the  plates  being  assembled  with  said  strips  of  the 
resiMciive  plates  laierally  olTsrt  relative  to  one  another, 
and  one  of  s.nid  plates  having  margins  beyond  said  slots 
adapted  to  bf  folded  over  the  margins  of  the  other  plate 
in  ns.sembling  the  same,  said  strips  having  medial  ribs 
with  the  rl!)s  of  one  plate  facing  the  ribs  of  the  other 
plate  and  received  in  the  spaces  between  the  strips  of  the 
second  plnt>  ,  said  strips  also  having  transverse  corruga- 
tions  at    Die   sides   of  said    ribs. 


!  470.519  INDICATOR  FOR  PINCHING  MACHINES. 
Wii.t.MM  W.  Adams,  Washington,  D.  C.  Filed  Apr. 
25.      1922        Serial     No.     55t;,421.       5     Claims.        (CI. 

Iti4-    1  12  t 


t^  or  £c 


1.   The  combination  of  a  i-ard  punching  machine,  means 
for  punching  n  card  and  means  to  naove  the  card  relative 


to  said  punching  means,  means  extending  away  from  the 
machine  for  supporting  a  duplicate  card,  means  for  mov- 
ing the  dui.licate  (r.rd  in  step  with  said  card  to  be 
punched  said  duplicate  car.l  being  wholly  in  view  of  th« 
operator  at  all  liiiKs  and  a  rxdnter  to  Indicate  on  the 
duplicate  ((inl,  the  position  of  the  other  card  relative  to 
tbe    pun.  huig   means,    8ub«tantially   as   set    forth. 


1.47o.-.'o       MININ<;    MACHINE       George    R     Benmctt. 

Fitfsl.iirk;h,     I'.-t,       Filed     Apr,     21,     1919        Serial     No, 
-9I,4.S2,       14    (,'!aims.       (CI.    262— <>,  i 


y 


JiLi 


#4      M    #3    tW 


r7;py] 


■^ '- — ii 


!  In  a  mining  machine,  the  oombination  of  a  cylinder. 
a  plurality  of  hammers  having  portions  extending  into 
said  cylinder  and  adapted  to  t»e  forced  outwardly  by 
fluid  pressure  within  the  cylinder,  and  means  for  shiftlnf 

said    h.ainrniTs   against    the   pnssure  of   tbe   fluid. 


1.470.521.  POTATO  FRYIN<;  DEVICE.  Thomas  K. 
•  'OMBE.ST,  Van  Niiys.  Calif.  Filed  Aug  19,  1922.  Se- 
rial   No,    .■.e2,S9R.      4    Claims        u^l.    .'-,3--7   i 


4  A  frying  device  (oniprising  a  bottom  pan  section, 
an  extension  formed  t,--  the  section,  spaced  lugs  formed 
<iii  the  extei!slon,  a  keeper  pivoted  on  the  extension,  ■ 
cover  i)«n  section,  a  pivotal  connection  between  the  pan 
seitions.  and  an  extension  formed  on  the  cover  pan  sec- 
tion and  adapted  to  be  interposed  between  the  lugs  to  be 
ingaged  by  .said  keeper,  the  free  end  of  the  second  ex- 
tension being  i)ent  so  that  when  engaged  by  said  keeper 
the  extension   will  be   held   under  stress. 


1.470,522.        ADVERTISING    SIGN.        David 
Pasadena,    Calif,       Filed    Apr.    15,    1922, 
552,831       2    Claims       (CI.    40—125,) 


Serial    No. 


^r>^ 


r:! 


jia 


1.  In  a  sign  board,  permanent  supporting  posts,  pirot 
bolts   axially    arranged    in    said    supporting   poets,    upper 


380 


and  lowpr  rail  memU 
twetn  said  posrs  ai^' 
a    pan-'l    m-  hil<'t    ,i 
CQeni!>  rs    ji;'!    soi  'j 

Saili     '.J<    It.S     AT"     tigli 


l,4:n-.>3       SWIT'' 


1     An    -Uvtri.-    i 

tl'.n  ! !    h.if"':-    p-r' 

said    s»»frioii.!    unci 
tloTis  nro   lu'!<i   rn^' 
m«>ans    '■■r    ^upp^rti 


1.470,524  I'KO* 

TIONS  Habrv 

Jan     3n  lO-.-J 
1U7— 5t 


1.   Tr 


prnoo^^ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


<  >CTOBER  i>,  1923 


rs  mourited  upon  said  bolts  and  bp- 
d  adapted   to  t>o   rutatf"*!  tht-rt'on,  acd 

il-cd  to  be  inter!<x-lied  with  th>'  ruii 
vi  th»'rebj  in  upright  position  when 
.  Er'd   up. 


Fim  Frt.ECTRIC  IRONS 
t'l'nr:       Fil''<l    M'lr,    _"      V' 


HKRPrRT 


A  . 


consists  Id   taking 
Is    fluid    ar    norma 


1.470.^25       APPAII 
FK(TI0N8        H 
Filed    Jan.    31, 

.(-1      M7  — ^l 

1.  A   device    for 
an  op«^a    ended   coii 


n    ci„'iist rurtion    which   inrludps   ,i    ■<>"r 

".,    on^^     if   sa'd    aprrions    mi'Vahly   a-JSo 

ai>'-r!o!i,   switch   mpmbers  mountpd  in 

'!apr*'-a   to   bt'   cneaiTPd   wh^n   the  Ht»<" 

ih'T   by   th.p   hand   nf  th"  ap*»rator,  and 

tiir   the   one   se<-t:nn    airainst   the   other 

he   operator's  hand. 


F|SS    OF   MAKING    FROZEN    CONFEC- 

F?.    Br'RT.    YounKstown.    Ohio       Filed 

Serial    No     531', HI  1        7    Claims.       (L"l. 


f    maklnif    a    fros»n    fonfertlon    which 


-^onuist*  in  hrinirini;  a  handU"'  member  in  cont.irt  with  a 
body  of  cdiiiit^  sibs^nnre  which  is  fluid  nt  normal  tempera- 
tUFf'S  ,ind  subj>-cfinE  the  body  to  refrigeration  whereby  it 
Is  solidified  find  thereby  attached  to  the  handle  by 
conjcelation. 

5.  The  process  iif  making  a  frozen  confection  which 
consLsts  in  hrincinf  a  handle  meml)er  in  contact  with  a 
bo<1y  of  edible  gubsOance  which  Is  fluid  at  normal  tempera- 
tUT' -1.  Riibjt^crinif  tie  body  to  refrigeration  wher-'by  it  is 
•olidirted  Tnd  therepy  attached  to  the  handle  by  coneeia- 
tlon.  and  .ipplvlntf  a  protective  outer  coating  of  a  ma- 
terial which  la  hard  at  normal  temperatures  to  the  frosen 
body  portion  while  it  Is  suppwrted  by  the  handle  member. 

7    The    process    af    making    a    frozen    confection    which 


and  adapted  to  receive  a  ma.ss  of  an  edible  aubatance 
wiiich  Is  soft  or  Hiwid  at  iKirmal  temperatures,  and  a 
cover  meiiifj'T  ,"U;c.;  ,,,vir  tti'-  ui'ds  i-iii!  of  the  container 
and  provided  w.th  nic^iis  for  posltioniiii;  and  supportlnjf 
a  handle  nieniiier  i  n  en*<!i:,'efiieii  t  witt.  the  iliiiild  e<llble 
«!ii'ist;in  e  iH'!  :;:,!  ;r:;)ii!;ini;  it  In  siieii  position  while  the 
li'ter   :^   s^i  ■:  :e. ■;,,.!   'd    refr!<.  rn  t;":i   and    '-nzen    Into  a   sub- 


■  body  of  frozen  edible  material  which 
tt  mperatnrfs.  applying  a  protective 
covrinz  of  edible  krnnules  to  the  exterior  of  the  frozen 
body  and  sub»e<jiipntly  cMlMni;  the  body  to  bring  about  a 
flrm    attachment   o^  the    pranules   tht-reto   by   congelation. 


\TUS   FOR  MAKIN*;   FROZEN  CON- 

KKY      It.      B'  BT,      Yovinestown.     Ohio. 

)\9-:2.      Serial    No.    533,0'<2.      5    Claims. 

makint;    froacn    coafectiona.    incladlnK 
talner    with    closed    bottom    and    Bldea 


J 


MAMJK«aiMte.l.; 


5.  A  device  for  making-  frozen  conffCtions,  in  I  iiing 
an  open  ended  container  havin);  clo.^ed  bottom  nnd  side 
wii!!-;  ;i";il  fiin:''i!  'o  receive  ;i  unitary  m  <^  of  xw  edible 
<!;!i'<tHr;'-e  whji  ti  i.s  i:i  a  soft  or  liquid  condition  at  nor- 
mal temperatures,  a  cover  member  fitted  upon  the  op«n 
end  of  the  conta^n-^r  and  formed  with  a  plnmMty  of 
openlnirs  adai'-l   ',    receive  handle  members  ,it  d   'tiipport 

them     Itl     ei   _■,!_•.   rilC!:t     'virlth     the    e.il'.e     -'.'w 

latter     ■-:     -'ibjected     to     refr'.^er:i ;  ;iin     ;i::'! 
«"liii  i-..iiv,  the  openlnes  beinir  nrriuiLre.!  in 
iiij;    IT,  Mna     for     holding    the 
position    upo';    ti.e  container, 

ad.i  ptci!    to    ;>•■    »;,c.'>s   ',  ,  i>'    ;i  [.; 

of  each  ro',\    to  force  .i.;  of  the 
dist,iace  info  the  container. 


\T\  ••■   '.'.  iiile   the 

f:-o7.  !i     into    a 

:'.o,\,^     po-^iMon- 

o'.  er     iiiern't.er     in     proper 

ni    .1     reiiiiiv:,ide    _';iiii,'e    bar 

(!    ' r,    '  >,.,'     :i(  iid.e   ;iieni!>ert 

■  audit'   u;.  iiiLitTH  .t   •inif'irm 


1.470.',L'<?  TKT-iK  .■m\"''s  W  (ape,  HoIIevne,  Pa., 
a^><li;nor  m  NfcKinio-y  Maiuifucturnij;  Lompnny,  F*1tt»- 
biir-jh  Pa  .  fi  <  ,)rporation  of  Pennsylvania.  1  il'd  .Iiine 
2.   1920,      Serial   No   3S0,0S3       1  n.-,!!n      fCl    •JH--<?.-4.) 


In  ii  truck  for  handliiic  c,^^^loy■^.  the  combination  of 
an  ail*',  wheels  mo  ;nted  tiierpon,  i  ^haft  connected  to 
said  axle,  fork-arms  connected  to  sail  shaft,  toe  pieces 
connected  to  said  axle.  an<l  to  the  projecting;  ends  of 
•aid  fork-arms,  and  a  forked  grappling  h'ok  mounted  on 
said  shaft,  adapted  to  enclose  the  nt^ck  of  the  bottle,  and 
eneajce  th*»  front   fnce  of   tiie  carboy 


1,470..')27  H  \IH  OROWTII  KK.MOVIM,  1MPI.F:MKNT 
FOR  NOSTRILS  ANI>  EARS  Jambs  P.  Carkv,  New 
York,  N.  Y  Filed  Feb  27.  1922.  Serial  No  53fi,3S4. 
7   Claims.      (CI.   3(V-  1.) 

1.  A  device  of  the  class  .lescrlhed  comprising  a  sup- 
porting body,  a  hollow  diminished  extension  therefrom. 
a  fixed  blade  and  an  oscillatory  blade  carried  on  the  outer 
end  of  s.iid  extension  .ind  an  arm  extending  from  said 
oscillatory  blade  tfironkrii  -^aid  e\te:islon  for  oscillating  said 
blade,  and  a  memb»'r  c.irrieil  i>y  said  supporting  body 
for  oadllating  said   arm,   said    member   comprising  a   dlak 


OCTf)BEB  H,  1923 


u. 


s. 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


381 


baring  an  eccentric  groove   in    Its  face   engaged   by  said 

■  rm,    and    a    guide    clesnent    in    the    Inner    end    of    said 


A> 

to 

*'  Hr^iw 

mJ\  js  ^ 

J/  li  '^tx 

\ 

i  -  M 

Li? 

\  -iO 

l,470^30        MEAST'RINi;     TRIANfJIp:        ChaftkssIoh 
MANN,    .Tersry    City      V     ,1        Ktc;    I'e-     >-    1021        <frlal 

Nn     .'^21  02"       ,",   riainis        ■''■     '^H_    1iM   \ 


,6 

^         i 

extension    for  said    a!!;.     -,ii.l   miide  element   comprising   a 
disk    haviD„'    a    slot    tlierein    cxtcn<lltig    radially    with    r. 
sped   to  sahl   first   disk. 


1.47n.r)28       I.O(  K  SOREAV.      AfGisTB  F^LBHTJBN,  Genera, 
Switzerland      Filed  Apr    ^^,.  1922      Serial   No,  r»53,088. 

2   Claims.      (CI.    151—19.) 


1     .\   lock  screw  coniprislni:  a   lock-nut  having  a  conical 
outei-    portion    adapt»"d    to    l)e    introduced    into    a    conical 
rt-c   s>   ol'   ,1    niani    i,i,!t.    the    couicity    oi    the    lock  nut    being 
different  from  that  of  the  Conical  recess  of  the  said  main 
nut   and   the   cone   of   the   lock   nut  and   of   the   main   nut 
diverting   towards  the   retpectivf   outer   •  nd   of   said   nuis. 
the   nmln    nut   and   the  lock-nut   having  a   cylindrical   por 
tion.  the  <ilameter  of  the  cylindrical  portion  of  the  lock 
nut    beinc   ar>preclahly   smaller  than    the   diameter   of   the 
cylindrical    portion    of   the    main    nut.    the    lock-nut    being 
adapted  to  first  of  all  bear  with  that   part  of  its  conical 
portion  against   the  conical  recess  of  the  main  nut  which 
Is    of    the    smallest    dlametrr,    the    lock  nut    being    longl 
tudinnlly  slit  tind   having  partial  slots  in  the  conical  anil 
cylindrical   portion. 


1.470,.'>2fl.       PIPE    SUl'PORT    AND    ANCHOR        l»wiOHT 
(iBKBBB,    Pittsburgh.    Pn.,    assignor    to    National    Valve 
ft    Manufacturing   Company.    Pittsburgh.    Pa  .    a    (  orpo 
ration   of   Pennsylvania.      Filed   June  2'^.    1921       Serial 
No.  4S1.(M)1       9  Claims.      iCl.  137-~75.i 


1.  A  pipe  mpport  comprising  a  base  member,  and  a 
pipe  engaging  member  slldably  and  rotatably  carried  on 
Hild  base  arranged  to  be  encased  in  beat  insulating  ma- 
terial with  a  pipe  and  move  with  the  pipe  which  It 
snpporta. 


r^ri...V|iW^AAAt..  ............. 

i 


V 


1.  A  measuring  device  whic-  con^prises  an  iso8c,.ies 
triangle  for  use  In  plottint'  circles,  the  equal  ,ani;les  of 
the  triangle  being  substantially  :ii<',  said  trianiiie  t)eing 
provided  with  spaced  lines  parallel  tn  a  side  opposite  one 
of  the  equal  angles  and  cuttintr  the  other  two  -;des  to 
form  graduations  along  the  longer  side  and  cumbered  to 
designate  the  lengths  of  the  clrcurntcrence  of  vtmous 
circles  to  which  the  device  may  be  applied,  said  parallel 
lines  being  numbered  pro^'res<i\'  ly  to  desiL'tiHie  tt:e  b  liL-th 
of  the  radii  of  cirrb's.  said  parallel  lines  being  also 
numerically  designated  to  reprew-nt  the  length  of  a  side 
of  a  square  the  are,i  of  which  Is  eMual  to  tbie  area  of  .a 
circle  defined  by  the  graduations  on  the  triangle  and  to 
which  the  device  has  been  nppMei! 


1,4  7().ri.'Hl,  MTAKATCS  !<  )K  (M,.\  SS  1 1  VI  NC  (;K,-\Nr 
LAR  MATERIALS,  M.\rtiv  H-k,\vs  iv.  iMtLiTh,  Minn 
Filed    May    10,    1922        S.  rial    N...    .-,.->9.727-      S    i-lriln:< 

'■1      ^W        VL'    ; 

4J 


X_._1I 


1.  An  apparatus  for  i:radlng  srranular  material  ac- 
cording to  the  size  and  specific  gravities  of  the  particles 
composing  the  same,  comprising  a  tank  which  Is  con 
stantly  filled  with  water,  means  for  admitting  water  to 
the  tank  to  produce  a  radially  flowing  stream  of  pro- 
gressively decreasing  velocity  towards  its  periphery,  means 
for  feeding  material  at  the  center  of  the  tank  means  for 
laterally  deflecting  the  material  towards  the  said  pe- 
riphery through  the  water  contained  therein,  the  space 
between  the  feeding  means  and  the  periphery  of  the 
tank  being  unobatmcted  and  free  of  deflecting  parts 
whereby  to  permit  a  («abgtant4»lly  horizontal  flow  there- 
between, and  a  plurality  of  collecting  compartments  post- 


382 


tlun»*i!    below    ttie    s^ 
Taryiris;    distanrt's    t 
menu    rermlnariri); 
talnt'd  in   rh^  saii  ta 


1.470,532        STEAM 
S    HrsHEa.   Bo^r, 


SFKJVEL    ATTAiHMENT 

Mass       Fil»d    F'b,    J,    19JJ^ 
'ii:i;-        .  <;i     L'14  -^-140  ,1 


1      rtie    I'limbinat 
txjoiii    II   ilippt>r  arm  j 
connected     with    th< 
botttim    and    a    spri 
crank   U'ver  pirotallv 
arm,   a   pull    chain    c 
»nn  of   the   bell   era 
operating    cable    sec! 
arm   of  the   bell    era 
opposite   edges   of   o 
engagement    with    thi 
movement  of  said  le^er. 


1.470.533  CAN  TT 
MACHINES  W 
FiieiJ  S*>pt  IS,  ]'. 
ICI.  214— 1) 


1     A    can    turning; 


delivery    platform,    a 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIE 


OCTOBKB  9, 1923 


id  fpedirn;  mcan.s  and  disposed  at  i  said  slots  U'iiiK  L  s)  ai,i>  .1  ii:i.l  .-nlnrt'fd  at  ih>-  U-arm 
erefr.in.,  th"  u<i.<  ..f  said  s-oaipart-  j  thereof  and  !hr'.iu'h  w!  ;.  >,  onr  i,f  thf  n>llcr>i  may  be 
■•■low    th.-    ipvrl    of    thf    water    main-    '    axiiillv    r''t;iovi-.!      rin,!     t ;  <>    i-rinT    sinr     h.-irii:    of    straight 


Thoma.s 

S,Tial 


viitli    St    •<teana    si.ov.-l    inciiolinz    a 

idaliiy  carrifd  tiy  the  bo<jn;,  a  shovel 

dipper    arm     including    a     jiwinaini; 

C    latch    for    said    bottom,    of    a    bell 

secured    at    it,s   ariizlo   to   th^   dipper 

:inn.it»^j   with    rl,."   outer    f>nd    uf   one 

1-ver   and   t"   the   sprint;   larch,   an 

lirfHl    to    the    oijt.T    end    of    thf    otti^r 

)k    Ifver,    and    stops    fnrmf<i    Mti    ^^f 

e    arm    of    the    b^ll    crank    l>'vpr    for 

dipp'T    ar:ii    ■<>    linijt    thv    ^wiiui.'ij 


tik 


■RNlN'ti     DEVICE     FOR     WaSHINi; 

-^PTKH    H.    .jDHNSTuv,     Vallejo,     Calif, 

S.fial    No     41  l,t,i*3t^.      r>    Claims 


r= 


j^X  \^ 

^ff 

i7 

^^ 

r- 

r^ 

•^    y  - 

^ '  1 

niachin-'  compri.-ilni,'  a  trackway,  a 
.■radl*"  8'ipporte<l  \ipiin  said  plat 
form,  a  shaft  co  op*  rlatlng  with  said  cradle,  a  crank  arm 
for  actuating  said  shaft  for  swinging  said  cradle  whereby 
B  can  delivered  thereto  will  b*'  swiing  from  an  inverted 
to  an  upright  posltian.  and  means  associated  with  said 
shaft  and  adapted  io  engage  the  can  for  moving  the 
same  longitudinally  M  said  track  way  as  the  cradle  is 
iwun^   ffi  its  original  position 


1.470.534  TUBE  aQTEEZER  Stkphkn  J  Kbipm, 
New  York.  N  T,,  assignor  of  one-half  to  Jacob  Keiper. 
SUten  Island.  N  T.  Filed  Apr.  \T>.  1022.  Serial  No. 
552.846,      3  Clalmsj      tCl.  221— 60  i 

1.  A  tube  squeezer  including  a  pair  of  rollers,  sup- 
porting tneans  therefor  presenting  side  arms,  said  means 
having  slots  for  the  ends  of  one  of  the  rollers,  one  of 
said  slots  b«ing  L-shaped  and  enlarged  at  the  L-arm 
thereof  and  through  which  one  of  the  rollers  may  be 
axlally  removed,  an^  the  other  slot  being  of  straight 
form. 

2.  A  tub«  squeezer  including  a  pair  of  n>llers.  support- 
ing meant  therefor  presenting  side  arms,  said  means 
having  alota  for   the  ends  of  one  of  the  rollers,   one   of 


forrii  ;    toi:»'rh,-r    with    sprin 
porting    m^-aris   ati"\f    s.m-! 
mentloce<J  ro:ler  toward  th- 


1111 


',s  sf.  'ireil  t 
ri!is  to  [ires 
animi   roib-r 


1    said    sup- 
said    la.st- 
)f  the  pair. 


1.4  70..-: 
SI,\I[ 
ark.   N,    J 

4  Claims 


MKTll'  'I'   (>l  1  -liC.  ili 

.\K     M,\  I  K.l:  I  \I  Ciii  ;. 

Fii-.!    J'uie  :;,     lf<-' 

•1    r.     .V, 


,\.iiN(.  1  v.y 

ASTHOV  i      K 


riiKK  Mi{ 

"!,H,      New 

.■'i«,''i,r.ori 


1.  Tbc  method  of  [IT'"!  li  iiii;  oruani-'iited  lea'her  sheets. 
comprising  foriiiini:  ii^-pr- ^^.^i  oriinnifntntlons  on  a  sheer 
of  blather,  rolorini;  »airl  i|.  ;  rfss.'d  oriiameniaf ions,  treat- 
ing part  of  the  sh.'Pt  ii-'  -b  [.res<.  ,!  for  producing  a  de- 
sir. d  surface,  and  then  nnisintr  the  depressed  portions 
to   asHUine   their    forin>'r   ooviii.iri 


1  47O.r,30         I  MNTAi  \Kli 
Lam.k,    <larps!iolih,     .\|t,.- 
1922,      Seri.sl    No     .^.t'.o  a.'.- 


lAMtl.i;  F.KVKsr      .\t  (,I  ST 

III,     I  aiiadii         liied    May     12. 

',»   Cl.'i;nis.       (CI,    22<^— 94,  > 


1  As  an  article  of  nian\i  fact ure.  a  handle  for  con- 
tainers, comprislni;  a  lootiitudinal  body  made  In  a  single 
piece  and  having  attaching  elements  Intermediately  of  the 
ends  for  engaging  openings  In  a  container,  and  cooperat- 
ing fastening  portions  at  the  opposite  ends  of  the  body 
for  detachably  Be<'uring  the  end.s  of  the  body  one  to  the 
other. 


( »»,  ll)H^K  11.  l',t2;; 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


383 


1,470,537,  METlKiD  OF  M.KK1N«,  MET,VLLii  HINtiS 
AND  l'.\(  K1N(;  HlNt;  HLANK  Halph  A  Lirjur  and 
Joseph  \V,  I'ukb,  Jr  ,  I'hiladelplila.  I'a..  a^siguors  to 
The  Iiilted  S!at«'s  Meialilc  I'lukiiig  Comii.any.  I'hila 
delphin.  I'H  ,  a  *'ori"irati"ii  of  I'ennsy  U  ania  I'iled 
I 'ec  22,  n»-'2.  Serial  No,  <;0.S.402.  3  Claims,  n.'l 
2l<— l.^n  (5  ) 


I  470.53S  SKIRT  MAHKEIt  Wii.li.wi  Mim.kk.  Man 
Chester.  England.  Filed  July  2.".  1021,  Serial  N- 
4'«7  .%71        2   <'ln!ms        iCl,   33— 0,  i 


*  iL 


1 


1::^ 


^J 


1,  .\pparatus  for  marking'  leitile  material  compris- 
Ing.  in  combination,  a  reservoir  for  the  marking  material 
provided  with  an  opening  for  charging  purposes,  a  re- 
movable closure  for  said  opening,  au  air  inlet  leading  to 
a  depeniiing  dome  arranged  aliovi'  the  marking  material, 
an  air  outlet  for  the  mixed  air  and  marking  material  ar- 
ranged at  the  top  of  the  reservoir,  a  flexible  conduit 
leading  from  said  reservoir  outlet  to  a  nozzle,  a  nozzle 
having  a  .slot  or  perforations  therein  and  having  a  rear- 
ward extension  slldably  mounted  on  a  pillar,  a  pillar 
having  a  base  to  constitute  a  stand  upon  which  the  nozzle 
is  mounted  so  as  to  be  capable  of  vertical  adjustment 
thereon,  and  upon  which  the  reservoir  is  carried  together 
with  means  to  supply  corapres.<*ed  air  to  the  reservoir, 
stihsfantially  as  described. 


1.470.539.  PICKER  STICK  CHECK  FOR  LOOMS 
Jonas  Northrdp,  Hopedale,  Mass.,  assignor  to  Hope 
dale  Manufacturing  Company,  Milford.  Mass.  a  Cor 
poration  of  Massachusetts.  Filed  Aug.  16,  1921. 
Serial  No.  492,732.  7  Claims.  (CI.  133 — 104.) 
1  A  picker  stick  check  for  looms  having,  In  combi- 
nation,   male    and    female    members,    the    one    adapted    to 


1,    The  method  of   making   niet.allii"   packing   rin::s   wbic  b 
con.sists    in    casting    a    ring    with    two    opixisit"'    annular 
sectors  adapted   to   be  forine<l   into   the  packing  block  8e< 
tlons   of   a    p.'icklne    ring   ami    with    two   opposite   annulni 
sectors  of  pre.'iter  diameter  and  each  adapted  to  be  formed 
into    the   guide    block    section    of   a    ]ia(k1iii:    ring,   and    di 
vl<llnc   said   rtns   into  parkintr   and   tuide  section's   by   par 
albl  saw  cuts 

3.  A  metallic  packing  ring  blank  cast  with  two  oppo 
site  se(  tors  aiiapted  to  In  fornte<l  info  the  packing  block 
Hfction  of  a  piKkii.;,'  rint;  and  two  opposite  sectors  of 
greater  diameter  adapted  to  t>e  formed  Into  the  guiib 
block  sections  of  a  rliit:.  said  sectors  being  so  disposed 
relativ'ly  to  each  other  that  the  ring  will  be  divided  into 
packint:  and  cnide  block  sections  by  two  parallr'l  saw- 
cuts 


be    secured    to    the    picker    slick    staff     nnd    the    other    to 
the   lay.   one  of   the   menibers    fioin;,'    pri  ■■!  idoii    uui.    mearin 


^T^^-1 


for   adjustment    of   Us  size,   so   a>   to   determitie    the    popi 
tion    nf    sto!)ping   of    the    picker   staff    ami    KLuttle, 


1  4  71 ',.".40,  rc>, \TIN(;  M,\i  illNK  Zf,v.'  i  ts  :  c  n  HK!i',, 
San  Jo-e.  (."nlif,,  assignor  lo  Tiie  Caltex  Company. 
San  .f.s',  I,  ali.C,  a  i  orpotaiioii  o!  i  ahfornia.  J-'iled 
Au;:  :n.  I',t21,  Serial  No  )'..:.:;n7.  g  Claims.  (CI. 
:;4--  4N,  I 


\ 


^1   .  ^VT]ta 

*—  I  ,  T  -1.    _,  __ 


2,  .\  coatinv'  machine  iiicluiiing  a  .Irxm;;  liiarui'er 
provided  with  opeidngs  for  permitting  the  passage  of 
a  strip  of  coated  material  therethrough  :  baffle  plates 
arranged  tlim  In  In  close  proximity  t..  s.ii.i  iiiaierial 
to  form  II  Mrie,>  ol  compari  merits  alteriu-itr  |,la'es  bav- 
Ing  central  openings  formed  in  one  edge  tliereof  and 
tiie  intermediate  plates  having  openings  f'.rsiud  in  t!ie 
ends  of  the  opposite  edge,  heating  units  arranged  in 
altern.'ife  ( ompartments,  and  a  thermostat  arranged  in 
each  intorniediate  compartment  tiiid  ope;  ;iti\e:>  ron 
nected  to  the  controlling  valve  of  the  heatm;:  ui.it  in 
,an   adjoining  compartment. 


1,470,641.     DIMR-WAITEK  I.0(  K      .Iambs  EDWIN  rnri 
MPS,    New    York.    N,    Y,       Filed    Mar     2.".    1922.      S.-rial 
-No,    546. SOt).      fi   C'laims       ii'i,    yx^      :'sr,  . 


1.  In  a  lock  of  the  character  described,  a  keeper  ilate 
adapted  to  be  secured  to  a  door,  said  keeper  plate  be- 
ing provided  with  a  boss  extending  from  one  face  there- 
of, a  locking  plate  hingedely  secured  to  the  Jamb  of  said 
door,  said  locking  plate  being  provided  with  an  aper 
ture  for  receiving  said  boss,  and  a  slot  extending  there- 
from, and  a  knob  reslliently  and  movably  mounted  on 
said  boss  provided  with  a  shoulder,  said  knob  being 
movable  to  a  position  In  line  with  said  slot  for  per- 
mitting the  locking  plate  to  be  mov{>d  away  from  the 
keener  plate  and  movable  to  a  position  with  the  shoulder 
overhanging  the  locking  plate  for  locking  together  said 
locking  plate  and  keeper  plate. 


384 


FIRKI'I.  ACE 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBtK  U,  1923 


FRONT  Mav 

jMiv      14.      \9-22 
1      \'2>\ — Un   1 


K        I'nr.ivr,. 
Sfri.il     No 


1      A I 


1 1  .Ml    nre 

.1     TO    fit 


1 


the  oven  belrig  ap 
place  and  the  tK)t 
thf  furwaril  portit: 
fir*'  box  in  rf>ar  '. 
wi;h  the  smoke  rtu« 
mounted  below  the 
ot'  th^■  ''.T''  t'oi  In  1 
(.ation  with  tht^  si 
the  oven  and  the  I 
for  controllii.g  circ 


c 
tbm 


v{ 


14  7'")     "  4  : 
'■IHNE      I 
:i,     102- 
•jfi — .?3  I 


V 

KOEOB 


2.   In    n    m;Tchiii< 
a  plur!\H«-T  of  pirn 
adapted    to    .-oopoi 
valve    sprlnss.    pedii 
free  ends  of  the  arm 
Itj  depressed  posit! 

11    In   a   machirte 
a  hollow  blo<'k  sup  >ort 
transrersely    there< 
en   monnte<!   In    tl 
to    selectlTply    op«i« 
p«<lal   operated   m«^ 


ll'V     :l  tt.-ichlll.-i 

to    The    i:rf    :•! 
lov.'    th'-    ti  r-'    ■ 


1  470.544.        PIVOT      T.ATHE      FOR      WATCHMAKERS. 
r>BA?f    Ketics    Robin  SUV,    Raltimore,    Md        Filpd    Aag. 

5,    1922,      Se-ial   Nn    r)79.K5!»       :'.   ri„lm!^       'CI.    «<2— 6.  t 


i'om|>ris;!i J  i  fr:i::,. 
'>  :!□'!  h.lv;:iLr  a  rir-- 
K  t'v  tiaok  w:il:  if 
ed  from  thf  'nick  wall  of  the  tire 
of  the  oven  formini?  the  top  of 
n  of  the  fire  box,  the  top  of  the 
f  the  oven  communiriiting  dirp'-rly 
of  the  fire  place,  a  damper  slidably 
oven  and  adapted  To  rlos<>  th»'  top 
^■li^  i:if  the  ivpii  To  i"i'  "fT  com  muni 
loke  flue,  cloaures  for  the  front  of 
ire  box,  ami  ni'MTis  on  A;iid  losures 
ation. 


ALVE-STRINC,  roMPRKSSINi;      M  V 

S,    HUBERTS.  Bend.   Orec       Filed   J'ln 

No.     5.".2,0.H7.        1.;     ci.-drii^-  '1 


":  aiia; 


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7 


Vrt 


f 


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J  . 


@ 


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? 


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U- 


1,  In  ,1  ilevl,>>  ,.f  tlie  'riara'  Tt-r  de-.  -liod  ,t  frame, 
a  pintle  mounted  ou  the  friiiio  lor  lon«;it  udiii.i  1  adjilst- 
meut  and  haviuj^-  one  end  tiiereof  pri.(Vkled  with  work 
engaging  means,  a  claraplnic  screw  for  securing'  the  pin 
tl.'  ill  adjusted  ;jositloti,  a  blade  adjustably  mounted 
ri  the  framo  and  having  a  plurality  of  hole*  selectively 
oo[i»'rab!e  with  ftie  work  ■■n^aKinj:  nieaiiH  of  the  pintle 
for  supportiuK  the  work  f  -r  rotary  movement  while 
leavintr  !be  .samt-  ic'-o.ksjM.-  i.m!  r-i.'a'iJ  mounted  on  the 
pintle    for    imparting-    rotary    movemt^ut    to    the    work. 


1.470,545       RE.VMKK.      Aakun    T.    iiu.ssio.Nui.,    Washing- 
ton,  D-   r  .   assu'nor,   by   niesne  aHhi;;iiments,   to  J.   I'age 
Laughlln    Iloldin^'^    (".jriipa!;,v ,    Huntingdon,    Pa.,   a    Coi 
;. -ration  uf  Fen n.sy ; v.iuiH       I';led  Oct.  22,  1921.     Serial 
No,    ,1'i9  .1.%.-;,       It     rialaifj        -'I     77      7-1  1 


-«  '  *  a 


1  .^  '■■.uner  Mriiprisin.'  i  ,'i..ll.,.w  -.L.iiik  }i«  rmanent 
blad>'S  iin  rb-  sh  ink.  r.Tn.-vaio.'  '.Lnlrs  interposed  !ie- 
tweeii  said  P'Tniaio'iit  blades,  aii^l  rne:iiis  fiir  interohani,'e- 
ably    expai;ili:!i,'    th''    Two    s>'T>    of    blades,    ^nbistanf  inlly    :is 

set  forth. 


1      4  7  n  .  .-,  4  .;  Hl.OW-OI  T     HOOT     F(  1  li     FNFr.\I\TIC 

TIKF.S  r...Hp-:\  ,'i ,  lioMK  Mii;.:!^'.,  Kalispelb  Mont. 
Filed  O'-t,  :;:!,  iit'JJ.  .>eriai  No.  ."19*1,32(5.  3  Claims. 
(CI.    152  — 24  ) 


of    the    class    des'^rlb-d.    a    platform, 

ally  mounted  valve  coTTipresslng  arms 

\tp    with     the    platfonn    to    compress 

1   operated    means    for    depressing    the 

s,  and   means  for  lorklns;  the  arms 

n 

of   the   class   described,    a    platform, 

ed   on   the  platform   ami   adjustable 

f,    a   plurality    of   sprliiR   held    pnnch- 

e  block,    a    compressing   arm    adapted 

te    npon    any    of    the    puncheri.    and 

na   for  depresslnf   the   arm 


2  A  protector  op  N>ot  of  the  chara.tT  desorlbed. 
(ompri-inB  a  pa* -h,  .a.lapted  to  be  positioned  about 
the  Inner  tube  of  ,\  jinenmaMc  tire,  .in  extension  sewed 
upon  the  outer  surf.i  .-  ■  f  01.  of  the  ends  of  8«ld  patch 
and  adapted  to  form  1  .b'sure  betwe.oi  the  ends  there- 
of when  sai<!  patch  is  in  p.^-^ltion.  and  a  strap  having 
Its  one  end  secured  t.i  one  end  of  the  iiatch  adjacent 
a  corner  thereof  an<l  adapf'-d  to  be  wrapped  spirally 
about  the  patch  and  secnre.I  at  Its  other  end  whereby 
'o  hold  th-  patch  ftiirHlii-<t  movement  np.in  th*  iiin.T 
tube    to    whlrh    The    Same    is    appli>-d. 


1 


4  70,547.        rOCKKT     MEDICINE     RECEPf  ACLE 
Harht  a.  Scmi-LiMO,  New  York.  N    Y       Filed  .Ian.  24, 
1923.      Serial    No     «14,fll«<       1    Claim       (CI.    215 — 57  • 
In    combination    with    a    bottle    havlnj:   a    neck    formed 
with   an    annular   channel    and    oppositely    disposed    longl 

4 


OCTOBEKfl,  i;)23 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


385 


tudinal  channels  rii  t  eioiin..'  tliereint.j,  a  dose-iuettsuring 
re.eptacle  form.-. I  with  an  <itTset  neck  receiviiiK  recess, 
liitexral  i.ppo.-itely  di-po>e.l  luj^s  proje.iin.;  radially  in- 
w.i.'iil.\  of  ~aid  nevk  r.  .  I  n  ini:  r.TehS,  said  l'.i>;s  beinK 
diHiio  tr.r.'illy    oppositfiy    dis[>osed    and    adapted    to    p.a.-s 


throiitrb  th.-  .ipposil.-ly  disii..se>!  lon;;it  uditcil  ibannels 
info  the  annular  channel  and  p:iss  th.Tet  lirou>:h  to  iock- 
ini:  p.isitlon  behind  one  ..f  th.  w.alls  of  said  annular 
channel  to  ^e,<ire  the  dose  meusurinc  receptacle  in  phua 
on   the  bottle  neck. 


],47n,.'>4S.      KI-KiTUK     MOTOH-1  dt  I  VF.N   COMl'HESSOR. 
<;i!K<;(,)HY    .TiHN     SfdiiiiKR.    Fast    tirnn.:.',    N,    .1,       Fileil 

.Jane   2S,    I'.Cl.      S.  rial    No.   4S<',b,')2.      17    rialma       O'l. 
2:'.0~27. 1 


i^^^^r^^-" 


upon  opening   lii-reo!   ;..  1  oric-(  ii  me  an  exti-nsiui.   tray    pro- 
\-iding   a    ci-iitiiioati.m    of    th.'    low.  r    ujcliiiod    witil    -;    -hr 


1  In  ;i  li'Mc.  I  tin'  ,  lans  descni'tsi  th'  -  oribinat  ion 
with  an  el.H'tric  motor,  of  an  air  comiir<^sor  bavin!?  a  ca*^ 
Ing  fashioned  to  cntrallze  with  and  provided  with  means 
to  s''ciir.'  It  to  an  etid  of  the  motor,  a  cylinder  adjustably 
securod  to  and  with  one  end  open  to  the  interior  of  said 
casing,  'he  shaft  of  said  motor  proJfH-tlng  into  said  casing 
of  the  cylinder  a!  right  angles  to  the  axis  of  .said  cylinder, 
a  crank  memlx  r  on  said  shaft  within  said  casing,  a 
coutiter  balance  on  the  shaft  between  the  crank  and  the 
motor,  and  a  piston  within  the  cylinder  and  linked  to 
said   crank   memlier. 


1,470,549.       POCKET    FILE     CASE.       IIerma.sn     Stein 
MKVEU,  New  York.  N.   Y.     Filed  Apr.   22,   1922.      Serial 
No.   r.56,057.     .'>  Claims.      (CI.    129—16.) 
1     .V   pocket   file  case  comprising  a   body   having  an   in- 
clined lower  wall  and  a  (^over  pivoted  thereto  and  adapted 
.•^15  0.  0.— 25 


X 


..^     ,. A    f 


"~^, 


/' 


body  ffir  ;_'r;i  vitationally  offectine  l.'l.'i'n.  ^.t>ar:ition  of 
the  loxvor  •  dge^  of  thi>  cards  contained  tiienan  ti  facilitate 
the    iJianiiiul.ation    of    the    cards. 


!,47o..-..-,o  N(.TK  SllKFT  I'OU  A  CTOM  A'!'!  ( •  MTSICAI. 
INSTIU'MKNTS.  llElNinrn  HnrKl^.n,  ib-.n<.<l  la:.- 
of  Pt>ughke<'psle,  N.  Y.,  liy  George  W  (iittins,  mlniinls 
trator.  New  York,  N.  Y  .  assignor  t..  Welte-Mlj^n.-ri  ("or- 
IH)ratlon,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New  York 
Polled  Apr.  21.  1920.  Serial  No  .■'7.', .''.77  .'  (^laims 
O'l.    84    -If.l  1 


1,  A  loite  sheet  having  a  line  of  perforations  to  control 
two  nu'chaniums  for  the  production  of  different  musical 
effects,  said   line   of  perforations   comprising   i>erforatlon8 

of  one  area  to  control  the  putting  in  operation  of  one  of 
the  naechaiiisms  and  i)erforation8  of  the  same  area  for 
putting  out  i>f  operation  the  same  mechaiiisma  and  perfo- 
rations of  .litTerent  area  to  control  the  putting  In  and 
putting  out   .jf  i.^piTarion   of  Ix'th   of  the    mechanii^nis 


l,47t),.^.r,l       STAUTINC;   KFVK'K  FOR  SYNl^H  RON  !  ZEUS. 

HKlNKlCll     HnrKIsciI,     deceased.     lat(      of     Ibniphki-epsie, 

N.   Y.,   by  Ceorge   \V.  Cittins.  administrator.   New   York, 

N.     Y.,    assignor    to     ^Velte  Mignon    Corponiti   n.     New 

York,  N,  Y..  a  Corporation  of  New  York.     Filed  Apr    21, 

1920.     Serial  No.  .'{7l'v,%79.     10  Claims.     (CI.  S4— 4 

1.   A  means  for  synchronically  starting  the  operation  of 

two    automatic    instrum.nts    having   a    synchronizer,   ^ald 

means    comprising    a    hand    controlled    starting    device,    a 

connection  between  the  hand  ct)ntrolled  starting  device  nnd 


386 


one  of  the  Instrunieii 
of  the  hand  startin 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  9,  1023 


ts  to  start  the  same  npon  movement 
device  and  electric  connectlona  be- 


^  V  v_^5r 


rw.'.':,  rh.^  r-rnrtinij  d^'vice  and  the  othpr  instrument  to 
start  th.>  *amt>  :ipo^  the  gamp  tn.jvemf rit  -^f  ttiP  starting 
.lovi.v-.. 


1.4T0. r.r,2.       CATAlA'PT    AND    METHOI'     OF    MAKING 

SAMK       H'  KK'-f.  <i    I'.YBRS,  Miintclalr,  N    .1  ,  ■i-^iirn'ir  t.> 

Brown  C'.m[iai)y.  Berlin,  N.  U.,  a  Corpdrati'iii  uf  Mairif. 

Fi!«ii    S.'pr,    J8.    ij'Jl'l.      Serial    No.    50.'5,'.rj*i       .",   rhiims. 

(CI.  2:i~-2S.) 

1.  A  catalytio  rnaterial  consisting  of  giignr  rhar'-i.jil 
produo-d  by  the  rpaation  of  austar  with  a  coni-pntrat  ■ii  ;i,;i(l 
and   hiviri_-  a  meta!  catalyst  precipitated  ther'-nn. 


1.470,553.  EYESHADE  P<3R  WINDSHIELDS.  W.u.rKK 
F.  CHrRf'H,  Greeley.  Colo,  ;  Mary  Muncy  Church  f\<-cn- 
trix  :>(  s.iiil  Wiitir  y  (hurch.  ileocased.  Hied  Sept.  14. 
I'.rjLV       S^Ti.il    N"l    5S.S.152.      1    Claim        (CI.    2'.tf,      !t7  » 


L^rf     ^V 


*?■</ 


J 


II 


Th<-  c   ni^ir.i'iiin 


«lth  a  windshlfjil.   i>f  a  clamp  remov 


ably  carri><l  thereby  ami  includinic  a  stem  formed  with  a 
centrally  ipertured  and  flat  head,  said  head  havlni?  radial 
eru.iT^-s  in  it-j  ..pponite  sid-*  faces,  a  disit  disposed  on  each 
side  of  th-  head  ajnd  each  having  a  radial  rib  for  en 
;ra£:ement  ^>■>'•r;v^'lk■  in  the  grooves,  each  of  the  disk* 
having  an  ofr**'t  item,  translucent  platf><  of  different 
density  carried  by  |he  gald  stems  snd  movable  therewith, 
a  b<plt  disposed  throtiih  the  head  and  said  disks  and  havlnc 
head*;  on  its  oppoaite  ends,  and  springs  on  the  bolt  be- 
tween said  heads  and  said  disks,  whereby  one  or  both  of 
thj  -ransiucnt  plates  may  be  swung  into  and  out  nf 
Of*  rative    f>osltlon. 

l,4T0..'-.54.  DYI-ISTJTFF  PREPARED  FROM  ORTFIOXY- 
LYI^\LDEHYDeI  A("0(  STts  Edward  Cravbr,  Buffalo, 
N  Y  .  as.si^rnnr  to  The  Barrett  Company,  a  Corporation 
of  New  ,Iersey  H'il.'d  Oct  ."50.  1922.  Serial  No.  59S.021. 
r,   Claims       I  CI.    2*>fV~fiS,  . 

1  An  new  products,  the  dyestuffs  derived,  by  oxidatinn 
and  separ.itinn  fr  ira  leuco  com[)ound8  having  the  fol- 
lowing   probable   genpral    formula 


py 


s— 


•^    „   /N-K/" 


rhereln  R  denotes 

rhlch    is   attach'xl 


R 


C— V 


Ri 


H, 


CHi 


(80,H), 


univalent  snbBtltaents  In  amino  group 
to   an    aromatic    nucleus,    and    wherein 


Ri  reproents  a  ben«ene  nncleas  containing  two  methyl 
gTonp«  as  Bnbstltutent«  in  the  meta  and  para  positions  re- 
spectively to  the  methane  carbon  atom  and  wherein  X 
denotes  a  whole  number  whose  numerical  value  is  at 
least  e<jual  to  one  and  not  more  than  two,  said  leuco  com- 
pounds b«dng  obtainable  by  condensing  one  mol  of  ortho- 
lylylaldehyde  sulfonic  acid  with  two  niols  of  N-sub- 
Btituted  aromatic  amines  of  the  benzene  series,  and  said 
dyestuffs  dyeinc  iinm(.irdanted  silk  and  wool,  as  well  as 
other   materials,    blic   to   irroen    shades. 


l,47n.5,';.'i  DYESTtFF  rRKI'AUED  FROM  ORTROXY- 
LYL-VLDEHYDE  An;!  srt  .s  Edward  (r.web.  Buffalo, 
N  Y  ,  a.S8igthT  to  The  H.irrfft  Company,  a  Corporation 
of  .Nf'w  J.THfV  Fil.Hl  (>■■',  :;(!,  r.fJ'J  S.-rial  No.  5it8.022. 
Ti  Claims,  i  <'l,  2f,(>  -  i>  > 
1     A.s   new    produi'ts.   th-'   dvisfuffs  d<Tivv<l,   by  osidation 

and  separation,  from  k'Uco  com;*  mud-  h:ivi?it;  the  probable 

general   formula  : 


/ 


ii  r^     ^-N<: 


•\i 


\ 


/\ 


-<ii. 


CHa  I 

wherein  R  denotes  uiiivabiit  ^ubstltuent*;  In  an  amino 
group  which  Is  attache*!  to  i  fwnzene  nucleus,  said  leuco 
compounds  b«dng  obiainali!.'  by  loiidi'iisinir  one  mol  of 
orf hoxy lylaidehydf  with  two  riiol.-<  of  .N  substituted  aro- 
matic amines  of  the  benzene  gorifs.  and  said  dyestuff  dye- 
ing mordanted  -otton.  n)'  rdanted  and  unraordanted  silk 
and   wool,  and   i.ther   materials,  blue  to   green   shades. 


1.470.556.       PROCESS    OF    BLEACHING    CELLUL08IC 
MATERIAL.      Elwood    Kbjb   and   Ctrx)Ri;E  A.    Richteb, 
Berlin,    .N     H.,    assignors    to    Brown    Company,    Berlin, 
N     H  .   a   Corporation   of   Maine       Filed    Nov.    17,    1921. 
Serial  No.   515,S'J9.     7  Clalnw.      (CI.   (<— 2.) 
:'     A  procetis  of  sui>er  bleaching  bleached   celluloslc  ma- 
terial,    which     comprises     subjecting    said     fcleached     ma- 
terial to  the  action  of  chlorine  to  Increase  the  whiteness 
of   said    material   without    any   sut)ntantial    change   In    the 
strfngth   or  beatinj;   ')iialities  of    the    material. 


I.47i>,5.-7.       MOVABLE     HAN(;AR     PT)R     I^4RGE     AIR- 
r[;AFT       IVAV   I    KHKvtEKKK.  Dayton,  Ohio.      Filed  Sept. 

14,  lOJi      S.-rlal   No    -(mi.S.'O     2  Claims      (CI.  189  — 15. » 


i 

I 


V 


1  A  hangar  for  aircraft  comprising  three  sections,  one 
of  said  sections  being  adapted  to  Inclose  the  fuaelage  of 
said  aircraft,  and  a  section  for  each  set  of  wings  of  laid 
aircraft,  all  of  said  hangar  sections  being  mounted  on 
trades,  said  sections  being  adapted  to  be  moved  Into  and 
out  of  position  for  Inclosing  said  aircraft.- 


OctobebO,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


387 


1,470,558.  GRAVITY  CONVEYER  Ci.ai  D 
New  York,  N,  Y.  Filed  Nov.  8,  1921. 
513,687.     5  Claims.      (CI.   19:!--;«5.) 


E     Ft-i.i,eii. 
Serial    No, 


"  M» 


1.  In  a  gravity  convo>rr,  tlo'  c..ni!diiati<in  of  ctirved 
frame  members  spaced  apart  froiii  each  other,  a  plurality 
of  radially  dlspos^'d  shafts  mounted  in  said  meiubers,  and 
rollers  rotatably  mounted  on  said  shafts  on  either  end 
thereof. 


1,470.559.  SPEED  VARYING  MK(  HANISM  Bdkvki!. 
Uali.,  Taunton.  Ma.ss,,  assignor  to  Hall  Co.  Bosi(rii. 
Mass.,  a  Corporation  of  Massachusetts.  Filed  Jan.  20, 
1914.     Serial  No.  813,311.     62  ilaims.     (CI.  74— 35.  i 


1.  A  speed  varying  mechanism  containing  driving  and 
driven  elements  continuously  geared  one  to  the  other  by 
means  of  n  plurality  of  Intermittently  engageable  gears, 
and  means  for  Imparting  to  said  gears  variable  gyratory 
movements  in  variable  imths  about  the  axis  of  the  driving 
elemen  t . 


1,470,560  VARIABLE-SPEED  MECHANISM.  Bd  k.nk]  i. 
Hall,  Abington,  Mass.,  assignor  to  Hall  Co..  Boston, 
Mass..  a  Corp<pration  of  Massachusetts.  Continuation 
of  appllcailon  Serial  No  157. 24S.  filed  Mar.  24,  1917. 
This  application  filed  Sept  20.  1917.  Serial  No. 
194.012.     43   Claims.      (CI.    74—35.) 


M^JHi^"'* 


1.  Speed  varying  mechanism  comprising  In  combination, 
operatlvely    connected   driving   and    driven   elements,    said 


roimections  including  one  or  more  interposed  rotatable 
and  variably  gyratory  members  connected  with  said  driven 
element,  moans  variably  to  gyrate  said  member  or  mem- 
bers, a  plurality  of  cooperating  segments  provided  with 
driving  surfaces,  said  segments  being  operatively  asso- 
ciated with  said  member  or  members  and  with  the  driv- 
ing element,  and  one  (^r  more  relatively  stationary  ele- 
ments having  a  surface  with  which  said  segments  are  en- 
gageable to  rotate  said  gyratory  member  or  members  while 
gyrating 


1,470.561  VARI.\BLE  SPEED  MECHANISM  Bickntll 
Hall,  .\bington.  M.iss..  assicnor  to  Hall  Co..  Boston. 
Mass..  a  Corporation  of  Massachusetts.  Original  appli- 
cation filed  Sept.  29, 1917,  Serial  No.  194,012.  l>lTlded 
and  this  application  filed  Auu.  .''.(•.  192:5.  Serial  No. 
660,244       10  Claims.      (<"1.  74— .'U  ) 


1.  Speed  var.\ing  mechanism  comprising  in  combination. 
a  drive  shaft,  a  normally  statioiL-iry  <  icment  .surrounding 
the  axis  of  said  shaft,  a  gyratable  and  also  rotatable 
memlxT,  means  iii>on  said  shaft  variably  to  gyrate  said 
member,  an(i  a  circumferential  series  of  intermittently 
effective  engaging  members  co-operating  with  said  sta- 
tionary element  at  any  point  clrcumferentially  of  the  same 
and  with  said  gyratabh'  lueiiiber  whereby  sjiid  ineiiiher  i.s 
forced  to  rotate  about  its  own  axis  when  caused  to  gyrate. 


1,470,562,  VARIABLE-SPEED  MECHANISM.  Bick.nell. 
Hall,  Abington,  Mass.,  assignor  to  Hall  Co.,  Boston, 
Mass  ,  a  Corporation  of  Massachusetts.  Filed  June  17, 
1918.     S«Tial  No.  240,325.     26  Claims.      (CI.  74—35.) 


1.  Speed  varying  mechanism  comprising  in  combination 
driving  and  driven  elements,  the  former  Including  a  drive 
shaft,  a  series  of  toothed  gear  segments  distributed  about 
said  shaft,  gyratorially  acting  means  upon  said  shaft  and 
supporting  laid  Begments  for  angular  movement  about 
said  shaft,  said  means  being  effective  to  vary  the  radial 
position  of  one  or  more  of  said  segments  with  respect  to 


3dS 


said  drive  shaft,  a 
witii   whirh  sail 
inK    ''"P. afctiouji 
el«»fDent. 


1,470.563.  V.\Rr. 
Halt  .  Ta'inton 
.Ma.<.«,.  a  rorfxiT 
191.3       Serial    S 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBXB  9,  IttB 


t  lothti-d  gear  8urroun<]inK  tb«  ihaft  and 

t.'[i)f lit.-*  HTP  adapted  i'>  mt»sh.  and  drlv 
■tA,»'ii    said    st-etDPi.ts    .iiiil    *ald    driven 


ru.E  SFKED  MErTLVNISM      Buk.neli. 

Mav.s..    asslgnnr    to    flaH    Co..    Boston. 

itiiiii  of  \Ias.-iarhu.-*>'rt.<.     F1h>d  Mav   21. 

1     T6S,998.      40   riaims       (CI.   74 — 54.) 


1     V.irialilp  spt'i  d  ni"<h;inism  comfirifiinsr  i'    ■■iimhiriifion 
a  drive  shaft,  a  nsemlT^T  of  variable  eccentricity  positioned 
thereon  and   inovtJii   tlitreby,   a  driven   Hlcinfnt    ronrcntri'- 
with  said  shaft  and   provided  with   worm   K^ariag.   a   <-\r 
rumfcrPDtial  seriei  of  worms  eDgaging  .<<ald  worm  ceHrins 
and   aflapted   whe  i  oscillated  to   rotate  the  same   in   nin' 
dirpftl'in,  and  op*  ratine  connections  between  said  worm 
and    said    m*mt)er  of  variable   eccentricity    whereby    rota 
tlon    of  said   shafi  and    attendant  eccentric   movemeDt    if 
said   meniN'r  causi'S  "-icillatory   movements  of  said  worm.s 
of    a     leniTth    depfnilf'Dt     upon     the    focfnr  rlcity    of    «aid 
member. 


1,470,5«4.  TRA.-tSMISSION  MECHANISM  Bick!«»ll 
Hall,  Abin?toii.  Masa..  ain»d<fnor  to  Flail  Co.,  Boston. 
Maiia.,  a  Corpo^tion  of  Masaachusetts.  Filed  Nov.  H. 
1913.  SeHal  bid.  799.985.  Renewed  May  7,  1919.  Se- 
rial No.  295.45<j.      I'rt  Clalma.      <CI.  74—35.1 


1  Transmission  mechanism  comprisinB  in  combination, 
driving  and  driven  elements,  and  a  plarallty  of  Inter 
po«ed  rotary  meiibers  operatlvely  connected  thereto,  a 
shaft  common  to  and  snpportlng  said  members  and  npon 
which  alternate  menit>er9  are  ecoentrirally  adjustable, 
each  mt-mtitT  bein  :  iH-eentric  to  and  Mp*r;ttiv-ely  connected 
to  its  immt'diate    ■"redeoesiior. 


1.470,.'^i*V.        TKA 
FIam..    .\Mnirto 
Maas..   a   Cor[M> 
of  application 
TUa    appllcatl 
272,809.      17  C: 
1.  Tranaml^aloi 

a  worm  gear  and 


cable  driving  worm 


.SMISSION     MECHANISNf        Bicknell 

.  Ma<8..  a.s.siirnor  to  tl.ill  <'o.  Boston. 
ration  of  Maiiaa<'bu.st'tt!i.  Contlnaation 
vriiil  No.  787.620.  filed  Sept.  2,  1913. 
n  flled  Jan.  24,  1919.  Serial  No. 
ilms.      I  CI.  74 — 14.) 

mechanism  comprisluii  in  combination 
I  co-ucting.  constantly  meshing,  recipro 
h;ivhiK  a  continuous  thread  with  dif- 


fering or  contrastlnK  faces,  of  such  pitch  and  locIlnatloB 
relative  t"   the  wo.-aj   .viisf   ttut    ['..'■   thrust  of  one  ot  said 


fa 


(■>'S   upon    t:ie   » 


an.!   of    n-- 
said  wiirra. 

1.4T0,-'>: 
L :  .4  M     I  > 

Sign;il    r 

York. 

I'lalms 


:hr 


■fir    w   .fT'-" 
i'1    '■  «'••■•<    ti 


t  i\  •>     fu 

■    cflii^e 


drive  said  gear, 
idle   rotation   of 


\I   rKRN  \TIM;(I  RRKNT     RELAY         WlL- 

lixnts     .Albany.    N      V,    assignor    to    Federal 

'oiip.Mtiy     AHian.v     N     Y      ii   "'orporatlon   of  New 

Piled    Oct     IM      I!.J1        Serial    No.    509.284.      20 

r;    ::i)n     i»i 


17  A  relay  coaipri.sinj{  a  rnnvaWe  member  in  the  form 
of  a  closed  conductor  Mas»il  to  one  (losition,  and  electro- 
magnetic means  includiriR  two  windings  for  exertlnc  a 
force  'in  said  riiemher  In  uppoHition  to  the  biasing  force 
when  both  windings  are  suppli<'d  with  alternating  car- 
rents  of  the  same  phawe  and  for  exerting  a  force  on  said 
member  in  the  direction  of  said  biasing  force  when  either 
•  if  said  windings  is  supplif>d  with  alternating  current  and 
the  oth^T  Is  not. 

20.  .V  relay  comprising  n  magnetic  core  having  two 
parallel  legs  each  provided  with  an  air  gap,  a  winding  for 
.said  core,  a  movable  member  having  a  closed  rlnj-Uke  con- 
iluctor  biased  to  a  normal  position  wherein  It  sabstan- 
tially  PiH-lrc'-s  one  leg  nnd  inovable  in  said  air  gaps  to  a 
ponition  wherein  one  limb  of  the  conductor  approacbea  the 
geometrical  center  of  the  other  leg,  and  means  for  creat- 
ing current  In  said  cundii.t'r  whereby  when  said  con- 
ductor and  said  winding  ar.'  totli  ent-rgized  the  conductor 
will  l)e  moved  toward  its  second  position  by  inductive  re- 
action  and   when   either   the  conductor  or  the   winding  la 


OOTOBMl9,  1023 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


389 


eiMrglied  and  the  other  Id  not  fbp  conductor  will  be  urg<Ml 
to  Its  biased  fM'Hltion  mid  po.sitlvely  h^  Id  th.  re  by  electro- 
magnetic action 

1.470,567.  SWIMMlN(i  I'OOI.  IX>CKER  rONSTHCC- 
TION  Matthkw  F  ll.^.sBKOrrK ,  New  York,  N  Y. 
Filed  May  «.  l!>-'0,  Serial  No  .'t7n.*'J?1 .  Rrn.w<fl  Aug 
5,   1OT3.     2  Claims.      (CI.   2<^— 1.1) 


1.470,589.     l»EM(il'NTABLE  RIM       Jons  O    Hisermah, 
Aleppo,    l>       Filer!    r»ec    12,    1919       Serial   N.>    .^44,413 


1    Claim 


21    ) 


/o 


xhu] 


ririiij  ' 


„ri.i.nn 


i- 


rr 


iJ 


iz 


\  In  Kwiinming  fM.ol  locker  "■<)Uipments,  a  plurality  of 
parallel  rows  of  lockers  Br>n<'d  from  each  other  to  pro- 
vide passage  ways  alternating  with  each  row  of  Inciters 
and  a  wall  spanning  each  pair  of  rows  to  close  the  pas- 
sage-way thereb<'tweon.  one  said  spanning  wall  being  dis- 
posed alteriuitely  at  opposite  ends  of  each  pair  of  said 
rows  of  lockers  and  each  of  the  locliers  In  a  given  row 
tiaving  a  pair  of  doors,  one  opening  Into  a  passage-way 
to  one  side  of  the  row  and  the  other  into  the  passage 
way   to  the  opposite  side  of  the  row. 


1,470,568.  TYl'EWBITING  MACHINE.  William  F. 
HtLMOVD,  Hartford,  f'onn,.  assignor  to  Underwood 
Typewriter  Comi>nny,  New  York,  N.  Y..  a  Corporation 
of  r>elawar.'.  Fll^d  Nov.  21.  1921.  Sertal  No.  516,607. 
7  Claims.      (CI.   197—35.) 


1.  The  comWnation  with  a  platen,  of  a  pivoted  type- 
bar  to  print  agslnst  said  platen,  a  type-bar  stop  de^vlce, 
and  a  tongne  Integral  with  said  type-bar  to  engage  said 
stop  device  t>efore  the  type  touches  the  platen,  said 
tongue  Joining  the  type-bar  near  Its  pivot  portion  and  ex- 
tending towards  Its  type  end. 


A  demountalilf'  rim  comprising  is  liody  i-orlicn  divided 
circumfej-entliilly  to  provide  two  iwrallel  sections,  n  clr 
cular  band  ttxe<lly  sfcured  to  the  underside  of  each  sei 
tion,  recessfs  furiiuMl  at  Interv.nls  islont:  the  adjoining 
edges  of  the  li.'uiiis,  on.'  of  said  lianils  >  xten.ling  beyond 
the  inner  edge  of  th'>  section  to  whi(h  it  is  attached  and 
overlapping  the  adjacent  section  to  provide  a  smooth 
joint  t)etween  the  sections  when  the  recesses  of  the  bauds 
are  interlocked,  inclined  guide-ways  leading  to  the  re- 
cesses to  facilitate  the  Interlocking  of  the  recesses  when 
the  sections  are  rotated,  and  means  slidnble  transversely 
of  one  of  the  circular  bands  for  engageraenf  with  the  cir 
cular  band  carried  by  the  adjoining  section  for  locking 
the   two  sections  against  independent   raovemert. 


1.470.570  MINING  MACHINE  Mokeis  P.  Holme.i, 
Claremont.  N,  H..  assignor  to  Sullivan  Machinery  Com- 
pany, a  Corr>oration  of  Massachusetts  Filed  Mar  28, 
1918.  Serial  No.  225.342.  Renewed  Apr.  14.  1922.  Se- 
rial No.  562,593.     49  Claims.      (CI.  262 — 30  ) 


ii'o'^af 


^  ?     -'>     r. 


'^ 


^        i 


l.-LiiJ-U^^ 


^■ 


^^^^-Jif^^^ 


1.  The  conitiination  with  a  mining  machine,  of  feeding 
means  therefor  including  a  yielding  mechanism,  a  con- 
trolling mend)er  for  said  mechanism  operatlvely  connect 
ed  thereto,  and  means  Including  a  grasping  handle  for 
said  controlling  member  carried  thereby  and  raovablf 
with  said  meml>er  and  relative  thereto  for  facilitating 
the  loading  of  said  mechanism  liy  niiiltiplylng  the  pre** 
sure  exerted  on   said  handle  by  an  operator 


1.470,571.       MINING    MACHINE.      Morris    P.    Hmi.mks. 
riaremont.  N    H..  a.sslgnor  to  Sullivau  Machinery  torn- 
pany,  a   I'orixiration   of  Massachusetts,      Filed   M:ir    ."^n 
1918,  Serial  No.  225,77:'..     Renewed  Apr.   14,  1922.     Se- 
rial  No    552.594      68  Claims.      (CI.   282— 30  > 
1.   A   mining  machine   slldable  on   a  mine  bottom  com- 
prising a  machine  frame,  flexible  feeding  means  including 
advance   and   recedinc  portions   extending  in   opposite   di- 
rections from   the  opposite  ends  of  said  frame,   and   feed 
operating    means    for    feeding    said    machine    nt    different 


390 


speeds   relative    to 
fast  and  slow  feed 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBiB  9, 1928 


said    flexible   feeding  means   including 
mechanisms  and  friction  devlcet  hay- 


ing different  prod 
rpgp.-'ctivt'ly  onf  o 
slow  fe*Kl  merhani* 


termined    loading    limits    and    located 
ly    in    the    fast    and   one   only    in    the 
In. 


1,470.572.  MININ 
Claremonr,  N.  H. 
pany,  a  <"orporat 
1918,  Serial  No 
Serial   No.    552,51 


MACHINE.       Morris    V     Holmes. 
r.ssiifDor  to  Sallivan  Machinery  Tom- 
ion  of  Ma-iisachasetts.      Fileil   Mar.  30. 
225,774.       Renewed    Apr.     14.    1922. 
5.      30   Claims.      (CI.    262—301.) 


1.    In  a  mining  ml: 
a    transmission    sliSi 
and    means    for    op<T 
shaft  for  rotation  1 
matlcally  operating 
angular   rates   Irrespecti 
for   rotation   both   l^i 
t )  the  other. 


1,470.573.       MININiG 

Claremont.  N.  H. 
pany.  a  Ccrporat 
1919      Serial   No. 


MACHINE.      Morris    P.    Holmes. 

assignor  to  Sallivan  Machinery  Com- 

cn  of  Massachusetts.     Filed  July  16, 

311,321.     37  Claims.      (CI.  262—30) 


10  A.  mining  machinp  having  feeding  mechanism  com- 
prising, In  comblnajlion,  an  actuator,  a  feeding  member, 
power  transmitting  connoctions  between  said  actuator 
and  feeding  merah- r  and  including  cooperating  friction 
clutch  members,  hyilrnnllcally  operated  means  for  engag- 
ing said  clutch   meinbf  rs,  and  pressure  generating  means 


u-hine,  a  feeding  mechanism  including 

ft,    a    transmission    member    thereon. 

ativrly   conne<rting   said    mpmber  and 

the  same  or  opposite  directions  auto 

to  connect  them  for  rotation  at  equal 

ve  of   whether    the   connection    be 

the  same  direction   or  one   opposite 


for  applying  hydraulic  pressure  to  said  hydranlically  op- 
erated means,  said  iiressure  generating  means  haTlag  ■ 
plurality  of  yielding  elements  adapted  respectively  to 
limit  said  hydraulic  pressure  to  different  predetermined 
amounts. 


1,470,574,  MECHANICAL  RBFRIGKRATOR.  Caml 
Jaeger,  Minneap«iii.s.  Minn,,  assignor  of  one-half  to 
William  T.  P'ranltiiu,  St.  I'aul,  Minn.,  one-eighth  to  A. 
*;.  Walter.  St.  Paul.  Minn  ,  and  one  tenth  to  Wll- 
helmlna  Marie  Erlrltson,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Filed 
June  21,  1919  Serial  No  305,802.  5  Claims.  (CL 
62— 116  ) 


1  A  rpfrigerating  'leTlce  comprising  a  head  having  two 
chambers,  relativply  large  tubes  projecting  from  one  of 
said  chambers,  relatively  very  small  tubes  extended  from 
the  other  chambers  through  said  relatively  large  tabes 
and  terminating  near  the  ends  thereof,  and  ice  pans  de- 
tarhably  supi>orted  by  and  located  between  the  said  re- 
frigerating tubes. 


I,470.57.''.      TIRE  REPAIRING  TOOL.     WiNraiD  R.  K«P- 

i.ER.  .\kron,  Ohio,  assignor  to  The  Firestone  Tire  and 
Rubber  Company,  .\kron,  Oliio.  a  ("orporatlon  of  Ohio. 
Filpd  May  31,  IT- 19  .Serial  No.  300.928.  3  Clalma. 
fCl.    30 — 20  > 


a- 


1  A  tool  for  usp  in  repairing  tires  or  for  similar  pur- 
poses comprising,  a  handle  portion,  a  tr>ol  head  havinj^ 
a  straight  tir*  engacing  edge  terminating  In  ronnded 
corners  for  clearini;  the  tire,  a  flat  double  edged  Mad* 
adapted  to  be  adjustably  secured  between  the  rounded 
corners  of  the  hfvid  to  project  below  the  straight  edge 
thereof,  and  a  brldcp  member  for  clamping  the  blade 
against  on'^  side  of  the  head  also  having  a  straight  tirs 
engaging  edge  adapted  to  parallel  the  straight  edge  of 
the  head. 


1,470,576.     VELOCIPEDE.     Frederick   W.  Lambii,  Min- 
neapolis,   Minn.,    nsslenor    to    Arthur    M.    Tumble,    Chi- 
cago,   111.      Filed    July    20,    1922.      Serial    No.    576,177. 
2  rialms.      (CI.   20S — 42  > 
1.   In   a   veloclpeili-  of   the   character  described,  an  anl- 

m.il  fiLiirc  sni'(><irf.'.l   In   tli<'  front  end  thereof,  said  flgnre 


OCTOBEB  9, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


391 


comprising  Iront  and  rear  sections,  the  former  swinging 
on  a  pivot  on  the  latter,  a  steering  wheel  supporting  the 


r*    ^ 


front  section,  brackets  extending  laterally  out  from  the 
sides  of  the  front  section,  and  spring  connections  betwet'o 
the  brackets  nnd   the  rear  part  of  the  velocip<'de. 


1,470.577.  REENFORCED  PLATINUM  ANODE  FOR 
PRODUCTION  OF  PERSALTS.  Otto  Likbknecht, 
Frankfort-on-th(>-Maln,  Germany,  assignor  to  The 
Roessler  A  Hasslacher  Chemical  Company,  Ntw  York, 
N,  Y  ,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed  Aug.  27. 
1921.      Serial    No.    496.050,      2   Claims.       (CI.    204 — 4.) 


iA<' 


,^ 


1.   A   platinum    anode    reinforced    with    metallic   zinc. 


1,470.578.      COMBINED    CURTAIN    ROD    AND    SHADE 
BRACKET.       LON.MB     M.     Mookb,     Hopkinsvllle,     Ky., 

assignor  of  one-balf  to  i".  Hewlett  Jackson.  Hopkins- 
vllle. Ky.  Filed  May  2U,  1922.  Serial  No  564,320. 
6  Claims.      (CI.   15«i-   2.S  ) 


1,470,579.  CONTAINER,  John  Rohdikk.  New  York. 
N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Jacob  Pfeiffer,  New  York,  N,  Y. 
FUed  July  26.  1920.  Serial  No.  398,871.  1  Claim. 
(CI.  220 — 4.) 


2.  In  a  curtain  fixture,  the  combination  of  a  rod 
having  a  series  of  holes  therethrough  with  a  shade  roller 
bracket,  said  bracket  comprising  a  base  plate  slidably 
associated  with  said  rod  and  having  an  intermediate  up- 
struck  transverse  rib ;  a  roller  supporting  element  dis- 
posed on  the  lower  end  portion  of  said  base  plate,  a  resili- 
ent member  secured  for  a  portion  of  its  length  to  the  upper 
end  portion  of  said  base  plate  and  in  spaced  relation  to  said 
base  plate  for  the  remaining  portion  of  Its  length,  said 
member  straddling  said  rod  and  slidably  associated  with 
the  outer  face  of  said  rod,  the  free  end  of  said  resilient 
member  being  bent  to  engage  said  upstruck  rib  and  a 
pin  on  said  resilient  member  to  engage  and  be  disen- 
gageable  from  the  holes  on  said  rod. 


A  container  comprising  a  pair  of  complementary  sec- 
tions, one  of  said  sections  having  an  inturned  flange 
provided  with  ton>.'ue8  cut  out  therefrom  at  guitatle  in- 
tervalK,  said  tongues  being  pressed  upwardly  from  the 
plane  of  said  flange  and  having  their  free  under  end 
portions  offset  downwardly  from  the  upwardly  pressed 
parts  of  the  tongues,  said  free  end  portions  having  their 
upper  Kurfac's  slightly  above  the  upper  surface  of  said 
flange,  said  tongues  being  of  resilient  material,  said 
tongues  having  longitudinal  slots  therein  between  the 
free  ends  and  the  pressed  up  portions,  said  slots  being 
open  at  one  end  of  the  tongues,  said  other  section  having 
a  relatively  narrow  flange  adapted  to  rest  upon  the  (irst 
mentioned  flange  and  to  be  rotatable  theredii,  said  last 
namo<i  flange  having  radially  dispo.sed  lu^rs  adapted  to 
enter  the  slots  in  said  tongues. 


1,470,580.  METHOD  OF  PRODUCINfi  Ft  LLNESS  IN 
THE  SEAT  OF  UNDERWEAR.  Dan.\  M  Stephens, 
Charlotte.  N.  C,  assignor  to  Janet  Garment  Company, 
Charlotte,  N.  C,  a  Corporation.  Filled  Jan.  r>.  i;»l.'2. 
Serial  No.  528,106.     1   Claim.      (CI.  2—122.) 


A  bifurcated  nether  garment  having  a  belt,  integral 
seat  aiul  leg  forming  portions,  which  latter  at  the  backs 
thereof  are  stitched  throughout  the  extent  of  their  upper 
ends  to  the  belt  and  are  connected  by  a  vertical  hack 
seam,  folded  portions  In  the  legs  extending  upwardly 
for  a  substantial  distance  from  the  lower  ends  of  the 
legs  and  located  on  opposite  sides  of  the  back  seam,  and 
stitching  affording  anchors  for  the  lower  ends  of  the 
folded  portions  and  terminating  Just  above  the  level  of 
the  crotch,  the  folded  portions  being  formed  to  effect 
increased  fullness  of  the  seat  upon  the  wearer  assuming 
a  sitting  or  stooping  position  and  extending  into  the  seat. 


1,470.581.  ATTOMOBII^  ELEVATING  JACK.  Harbt 
E.  DufTT,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  assignor  of  five  one  hun- 
dredths to  Anna  F.  Janlesch,  Sleepy  Kye.  Minn.,  find 
four-tenths  to  Paul  E.  Rick,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Filed 
Apr.  17,  1922.  Serial  No.  554.001.  4  Llaims.  (CI. 
254 — 89.) 

1.  In  a  device  of  the  kind  described,  a  rectangular, 
horizontally  arranged  frame  with  cover  sections  adapted 
to  be  installed  below  the  floor  line  of  a  building  with  its 
cover  in  plane  with  said  floor,  a  number  of  depending 
hollow  columns  integral  with  said  frame  and  a  vertically 
slid.tblp  post  within  each  column,  means  for  raising  and 
lowering    said    posts    simultaneously    and    means    remov- 


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tijadire  to  -a';-'  '".<■  [la-f-  'o  .'x;iii,.l  tikI  th''  <ali!  part.s 
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CkTcm  I;  '1.  ]'J'S.] 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


393 


to    ral«c    thf    wnshin::    dcvlrp    tn    a    lonfliri:    po'sitinn,    a  1    paclclnR    rinp.    a    rotatable    packing    ring    Interposed    be- 

(lrl\in>;    iiaa  t.anlstri      i    ni.-nl,.    -ia.ii.t      irrvij    ;  li.     iriv-  tween   said   flange  and   non-rotatable   ring,   fluid   Hcttiatf>d 

ii,^-     nu.har,!-!!!     a.l,iptt,!     •  ,     ■•r<v    it     t  i     ai.i     fr..in     Its  ;  a    king   means   for   providing   a    tight   joint    bet^*  ■  •       ^a;(1 

oi'<T,it;. .    |i..Mii"i:   .n  wSia!.  it  iiiovrn  tl.f  w,;s!,itig  device,  -.i\i.  and  said  rotatable  ring,  and  means  for  \.. .:,!;>;:> 

aiii    tmnii-    r.  '    11,.   a:  l-    th.    i;ri\i!^:   iia    iaiiMii   from   ita  |     :ri,iik.    the  rotatable  ring  against  the  non-rotatable  rlriK 

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:       n8.     PAl'ER-FEEDING   DEVICE  FOR  PKIXTING. 

i  HISSES.      Cakeoi-l    M.     K1RKI.A.ND,    Seattle,    Wash., 

-V  .nor  to  Miller  Saw  Trimmer  Company,   IMttshurgh, 

i'a        l-i!.:i     \\\      ■:::.    ini'2.      Serial    No.    538,472.      6 

'-  liiaas.      iu..   -71'    ill.) 


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1 


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(Ici'ii'i's  f.r:  ,  I ,',  \  1  y  1  jiL,'  surccs.si  vc  <',ia-ts  i>f  pap'f  (a.*.,  th>' 
pi.. ten  ..t  ;!..•  j.-.s-,  ainl  st(.p>  -.■.-iir.',;  to  said  ;-S;:t.':  f.)r 
MTt-tiTt:  th.  ;.::!''r  r.  t  a  priatitii:  p. .virion  on  t'.  ;,.:a''-Ti, 
or  tt-aiK.r-  :■;..:  iing  from  said  bail  and  arr.n'u-.  i  to 
pr^-s  .i.  w  i:A,,r,liy  upon  f<ac'i  sheet  of  paper  aftt-r  the 
„,i-    '  iigaged   saj.!    si.;);;. 


Patent!  Nob.  1,470,589  to  1,471.318. 


THE 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OF  THE 


Inittb 


alent  §Uut. 


Vol.  316  -No.  3. 


TUESDAY,  OCTOBER  16,  1923. 


Price— $6  per  year. 


T1i«  OFFICIAL  GAZETTE  it  mkilwl  ■nder  the  dirccttmi  of  the  Sap«rlnUn«l«nt  of  Doeuraent*.  GoTcrnintnt  Prinaiir 
Offlcc,  to  wkon  oil  lalMcriptioni  oboald  be  made  poyoble  and  all  commnnicationi  reipecting  the  Gacette  should  be 
oddrcooed.      UMcd   wecklr.      SabocriptionB.    $&.0«  per  mnnain :  alncit   nawbcra.   10  cenU  each.  ... 

Printed  €»pl*»  of  patent*  are  furnithed  by  the  PaUnt  Office  at  10  cenU  each.  For  the  latter,  addresa  the  Coramusloner 
of  Patents,  Washlnrton.  D.  C. 


CONTENTS. 
IhUV  or  OCTOHKR  10,   1023 


.     395 


Aoavaos  or  Ck>iki>a.  m  nm  Ivtbrxatioval  CoNvxiimox 

^'OK  TRE  Protection  of  Indu^rial  I'ropertv..  SflS 

iNTIRriRENCI  NOTICKS 305 

Adverse  Decisions  in  Interfebknce 3ft5 

Trade-Marks  f^.vcKi.Kii S05 

APFUCATION.S    UnPKR     t-.XAMI\\TION 396 

COMMISSIONIR'S    DECISIOSh    - 

8weit  F.  Kniegf  r 387 

Ex  parte  Ooonpll ...  398 

DcanDNa  or  the  U.  .^.  (  ovrts— 

MvIbb  Staadi«h  Mf^;    I'o    r    (liampiou  Spark   I'lug  (  o. 

Champion  Spark  I'lui;  <  o    r    Mvies  Standlsh  Mfg.  ''o,  ,  ,  399 

Adjudicatkd  Patents ♦^l 

Patent  scrTfl *(>* 

TRADB-MaRKS   PUBUJUIED  (3i4  A-PPUCAnONSi Mi 

Trade-Mark  Registrations  Orawted. 446 

Labels. —  456 

Prints i^ 

RasKvzH *5T 

Designs 457 

Patents  Graictid 463 


Issue  of  Odober  16,  1923 


Trade- Marks. 

Labels 

Prints  .      .      . 
RoU^iie;:    .    . . 

Designs 

P'itwt- 


.',r,-No.      174,313  to  No. 

II -.No.        i«,490toNo. 

iT-No  fl,92.S  to  No. 

;-No.        )5.ft9.S  to  No. 

J4— No  M,12S  to  No 
Til -No    l,4;o..SS'»  to  No 


I74,.t4»,  inclusive 

2n,M(i.  inclusive. 

6,9t4,  inclusive. 

1.1,700,  inclusive. 

'Vj.lii,  inclusive. 

,471.311'.  inrln<!ivc 


Inul. 


1031 


Interference  Notices. 

{'.  S.   P.\TKNT  Officb,  Waghinvton,  Oct.  i,  19iS. 
The  lieil  Cap  Oompanp.  thvir  assigns  or  Uijal  representa- 

tixefi,  take  noticr: 

An  interference  having  been  declared  liy  this  Office  be- 
tween William  London.  110  North  Main  Stre.  t.  High 
Point,  N  ('..  for  rocistration  of  a  trade-mark  and  trade- 
mark rejrlBtered  September  19,  11I_':j,  No.  1.%,S,R<>i,  to  The 
Hell  Cap  rompany,  726  Mnrket  Street,  Pblladeiphia.  Pa,, 
and  a  notice  of  Buch  dPCiaration  sent  hy  rcKlstered  mail 
to  Bald  The  Bell  Cap  Company  at  tbe  said  address  baring 
been  returned  by  the  postofflcc  .'Uithorities  aw  undellver- 
able,  notice  is  hereby  plven  that  unlrijs  The  Bell  <ap  Com- 
pany, their  HRsinns  or  Irpal  representatlvcR,  shall  enter  an 
ai)pearancc  therein  within  tliirty  .lays  from  the  first  publi- 
cation of  thl.s  order  tlie  interfereiu*  v>ii;  be  proceeded 
with   MS   hi   eawe  of  defuut. 

This  notice  will  be  published  in  the  DrnciAi  Ma/kttk 
for  three  coni»ecutlve  weeka. 

W    A     KINN.\N. 
Firtt  Aisistant   <'ornfnin>iione>'. 


Adhesion  of  Csnada  to  the  International  Convention 
for  the  Protection  of  Industrial  Property. 

U.  S.  Patent  Office,  WasMngton,  Oct.  t,  I9t3. 
The  following  communication,  referred  to  this  OfUce  by 
the  Secretary  of  the  Interior,  la  published  for  the  Informa- 
tion  of  those  concerned 

THOMAS  E.  ROBERTSON, 

Comminsioner. 

'         .  [Translation.] 

Legation  of  Svvi  izkhlanu, 
Washington,  D.  (.,  September  tO,  MS. 
Mr,  Secrktary  of  Ktatk  ; 

By  direction  of  my  Government  I  have  the  honor  to 
Inform  Your  Excellency  that  on  the  2l8t  of  August  last  the 
British  Legation  at  Berne  advised  the  Federal  Council, 
with  request  that  it  be  made  known  to  the  Govemmenta 
of  the  countrlea  that  belong  to  the  Union  for  the  Protec- 
tion of  Industrial  Property,  that  the  Colony  of  Canada 
acceded  to  the  Convention  of  the  Union  of  Paria  of 
March  20,  1883,  for  the  Protection  of  Induatrial  Property, 
revised  In  BraaselB  December  14,  1900,  and  In  Wathlngton 
June  2,  1911. 

According  to  the  note  of  the  Legation  and  as  provided 
by  article  1(J*'«  of  the  said  Convention  of  Union,  the 
adhealon  will  go  Into  effect  on  September  1,  192S.  B«gflnf 
you  Irindly  to  take  note  of  the  foregoing,  I  taker  t&ls  oc- 
casion, etc.  - 1 

MARC  >JBTER, 
UinUter  of  SwUttrl^nd, 


r.  S,  PatbNT  Officr,  }Va»hington,  S'rpt.   19,   I9tS. 

Ilcnoigt    ISros.    MiO.    Co.,   Uti   nxsiijns   or   legal    ■  cpretenta- 

tircg.  take  notice 

An  Interference  having  been  declared  by  this  Office 
between  the  application  of  .Albert  Setzer,  of  50  liroadwaj. 
Providence,  K.  I.,  for  reKistrntion  of  a  trade-mark  and 
trade-mark  legistered  I-'ebruary  !.'j,  lOKh  Nn  76,T7S,  to 
lienolst  Bros,  Mfg.  Co,,  of  3923  Olive  Street.  St.  Louis. 
Mo.,  and  a  notice  of  such  declaration  sent  tjy  resistered 
mail  to  said  Benolst  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.  at  the  said  address 
having  been  returned  by  the  post-ofHce  undellverable, 
notice  Is  hereby  given  that  unless  said  Benolst  Bros.  Mfg. 
Co.,  its  assigns  or  legal  representatives,  shall  enter  an 
appearance  therein  within  thirty  days  from  the  first  publi- 
cation of  this  order  the  interference  will  be  proceeded 
with  as  In  rase  of  default. 

This  notice  will  be  published  In  the  Official  OAzn-ra 
for  three  conBecutlve  weeks. 

KARL  FKNNINO. 
Actini7  CommiMgiontr 


ADVERSE  DECISIONS  IN  INTERFERENCE. 

Ill  interferences  involving  the  indicnted  claims  df 
the  following  patents  final  decisions  have  heen 
rendered  thnt  the  respective  patentt*e9  were  not 
the  first  inventors  with  respect  to  the  clatnia 
listed  : 

Pat.  1.365.373.  F.  L.  Cantrnll,  .Steering 
decided  August  25,  1923,  claims  1,  2,  3.  4,  r^ 
9.  10,  11.  and  12. 

Pat.  1,370,188,  I).  P.  Cleveland,  Paint 
nish  removing  process,  decided  August 
claims  1,  2,  and  8. 


wheel, 

n.  6,  7,  S, 

and  var- 

24.   1923, 


TRADE.MARKS  CANCELED. 


162.175.  Robber  heels.  Taunton  Robber  Com- 
pany, Taunton,  Masa  Registered  December  6, 
1922.    Canceled  July  24.  1923. 

396 


ConJItion  of  Applications  Under  Examination  at  Close  of  Business  October  5, 1923. 


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ftpplieaiioas  awmitinc  B«t»oa.  axelufli&c  Tr«d*-M*rfc  Divlnoo.  75.&64;   Trmde^Mark  Ditmiod    3.4&3. 
M     Dsc.  7,  1933:    otdMt    tmeodwj.    Dvr-    «     ]9n       Th«  d»tM  iivcn  ar*   l»'i3  sii^pt  wh«r«  ■   lodi- 

Diviwona,  Ex&mtn«r«.  and  >tibi«cta  oi  mT^alKNU. 


Otdaat  B««  kpplie*- 
tioo  afid  old«0t 
ft«tioD  by  &pp4i- 
rant  >WKIUII(  offie* 
action. 


N. 


Am«Bd«d. 


LOEFFLEljl,    F.   A.,  Closure  Operators:   Fences;  Gates;  Harrows  and   Diggers,   Plows;   Planling, 

Canopies,  Irobrella.^,  and  Can<»s, 


nioeders;  Trees,  Plants,  and  Flowers. 
F.,  Bee  Culture;  Dairy;  Preserving;  Presses;  Tents, 


J.,   Electric   Healing  and   Rheostats,   Electrochemistry;   Healing;   Metal    Founding 

Meralhirziial  Apparaui.s;  Metallurgy;  Metal  Treatment;  Plastic  Metal  Working. 
MERRITT    .\.  D..  Conveyers,  Chutes,  Skid.s,  (iuldes.  and  Ways;  Conveyers,  Fluid  (Hrrent;  (on 

veyer>!,  Pv^er  Driven;  Excavating;  HandlinR— Hand  and  Uc4st-Llne  Implemenis;  Material  nr  Ar 

tick  Hand  ing;  Pushing  and  Pulling  Implements;  Rallwav  Mail  Delivery;  Traversing  HoLsus. 
MACN.\B,J.  F.,  Bookmakinz;  Books,  Strips,  and  Leaves;  fciarvesters;  Jewelry;  Manifulding;  Mu.^ii 

Printed  Milter;  Tying  Cords  or  Strands 
LEWER3,  k.  M..  Bleaching  and  Dyeing;  Chemicals:  Chemistry— Carbon  Compound.^;  Expl  ■^up, 

Pyrotechnic,  ana  Match  Compositions;  Fertllliers;  Liquid  Coating  Compositions,  Medicines,  l'la.>ui 

Compositions;  rfutetanee  Preparation 
J.\RB(>E,  (1  (..,  <iames  and  Toys;  Optics;  Photography 

CLl  FT,  J .  V\|.,  Beds;  Chairs  and  seats;  Furniture;  Kitchen  and  Table  Articles;  Store  Furniture;  Sup- 
ports. 
TRVoN,   F 

Motor;,  Fl 
Ul  NTER, 

Top*!,  Du 
ARMSTRU 

Rivet  SettI 

Whips  an< 
PIERCE,  P 
Nl.KuN,  t 

Driven,  H 

ing;  Mela 
DRC MBAl 

Bending; 


17. 

1>. 

Vi. 
20. 

2l 
2-2 


M.,  Air  and  (ias  Pumps;  Hydraulic  Motors;  Injectors  and  Ejectors.  M"t(T<;,  Fl>:ld; 

id  Current;  Pumps. 

F.  (.\ctlng).  Motor  Vehicles:  I-and  \ehlcles— Animal  Draft  Appllaiiic^,  Bi«U<'s  aivl 
iplng.  Wheel  Substitutes. 

»G,11.  C,  B'xit  and  Sh'«  VlaJting;  Boots,  Shoes,  and  Leggings:  Button,  Evelct,  and 
Qg;  Harness;  Hides,  Skin,  and  Leather;  Leather  Manufacturers,  Nailing  and' Sta[>ling; 

Whip  .\pparatus. 

P.,  Machine  Element.s 

.\.,  Bolt,  Nail,  Nut,  Rivet,  and  Screw  Making;  Chain,  Staple,  and  Horseshi*  Making; 

ded,  and  Screw-Threaded  Fastenings;  i  .ear  Culling,  Milling,  and  Planing,  Meial  Itrnw 
Forging  and  Weldmg:  Vietal  Rolling;  Metal  Working;  Nee<l!eand  fin  N(akm>;,  TurnHu' 

H,  N.  J.,  Compound  To<^is;  Cutting  and  Punching  Sheets  and  Bar-,   tarriory.  MiMhI 

etal  Tools  and  Tmplement.s,  Making;  Sheet-Metal  Ware,  Makinj;,  T  >.  Is,   Wire'  Fabrics 
and  Siructlire,  Wire  Working. 
REDROW,p.V.  L.,  *ila.ss;  Laminate<l  Fabric  and  .Xnalogous  Manufactures;  I'apfr  XLikiri 

Plastic  Block  and  Earthenware  .\pparatus;  Plastics. 

D.,  Radiant  Energy;  Telegraphy;  Telephony 

S.,  Coating,  Label  Pasting,  and  'Pac)er  Hangmg;  Nut  and  Bolt  Locks;  omanientaiion; 

factures;  Printing;  Tyf>e  Casting;  sheet-Material  Association 'T  Folding;  sin-oi  >-r  Web 

Delivering;  Type  Setting. 

.  E..  Llqiiid  Heaters  and  ^ap<l^txers;  Motors,  Expanslbie-Cliar;  t^^r  1  j  ;.■,   1    «..r  Plants: 

onsjve  Devices. 

E.  S.,  Automatic  Tempicratiire  and  Ilunudity  Kegulaii- n,   I-  .riiarpv    Hrniing  Sys- 
es  and  Furnace,-;;  Thermostats  and  llumidostats. 
il.,   .Vrtificial   Body   Members:   Miscellaneous   Hardware,   Closure    1  ti.stei;t  r>.   Cutlery; 

Locks  and  latches;  Safes;  Undertaking. 

W   L.,  Winding  and  Reeling;  Textiles-  Braiding  Netting,  or  Lace  Making,  Cloth  Finish- 
reparation,  Knitting,  Spinmng,  Twisting  or  Twining,  Weaving. 

J.   H.,  .\eronauti(\s,   Firearm>.  '  irdnance;  .Vmmuniilin  and   Explosive  Devices;  Am- 
nd   Explosive-Charge  Making,  Air  ijiins,  Catapults,  and  Targets;  Boats  and  Buoys; 


•Jan.  N      De*'. 

•JiUi  -'.".       Dec. 

•Mar  23  'Mar. 

I'-T  11  *\Ij.t 

Dec.  12      Ic 

lO',-,  ;)  'Mar. 

•Jai.  II  'Jan. 

•Mar  .j  'May 

•J:iri  ,s  '.^llg. 

•Jail.  2  'Mar. 

•Apr.  5  'Mar 

'♦Jan.  10  •Jan. 

•Jan.  vvi  iv 


12 


24 


29 

21 


i? 

1= 
'*. 

•il 
Ki  J 

1,344 

1,430 
1,327 

I ,  »V)7 

1,,=>J1 
1,.>»II 

2, MS 
1,S65 

(s^3 

1,614 


1 , 4.-^ 

1,2XU 


Dei . 


•July    2M      l,0tf2 


'\r.'\  I  i!.*T      I  't'C.    1 1       Der     I'j      2, 120 


Liberation; 
BACK  I  S, 
RAFTER, 

Pafjer  Ma 

Feeding  o: 
PORTER. 

Speed -Res 
(iLA.>C<'CI 

tenis;  St 
WRLillT, 

Dentbtrv 
THrRBE"! 

lag,  Fit*r 
C'jLWELI. 

nmniii'in 


Dec. 
Dec. 

IS 

Dec. 
•May 

IS 
3 

2,'^0 
1 , 0'2o 

Dec. 

; 

1  H'C 

,s 

2 ,  M^ 

•May 

^ 

•J  uric 

4 

714 

•Mar. 

10 

•Jaii- 

-•'J 

l.tilu 

Dec. 

11 

•J.,lv 

If) 

1 .  tMJ 

•Feb. 

4 

•Mar. 

1 

'v.  7 

sru'os;  .via 
RoESBE 


.Marine  Propul.^ion 


^; 


prtxliiclng 
DURAS,  C 


)  ,  .\coiislics;  Coin  Handling:  Recorders:   liegl.siers:  Scond  Rpionlingsnd  Ke-  I  '.'ec.    M      !'"c.    I!         ^42 


:  K .  W 
LD.ilT^O'iT.'i.  H.,  .Vgita'tfng;  BuUherlng;  Cenlrifugal-dowl  Separators 


2fi. 

■27. 

2n. 
2\). 


30. 


32, 
3! 


XA      .34. 


26.i 

nr 

378 

2-10 
2« 


U4 
382 


ifl. 

37. 
3». 

40. 


41, 
42. 
43. 


253      44. 


379 
332 


45. 

4/5. 


2W      47. 


US 
3S3 

102 
1S3 


iS. 
4y. 

Dl 
Tr 


IM 


Apparel,  .\pparel  .\pparatus; 


Lbrading;  Boring  and  Drilling;  Button  Making,  Chucks  or  So<  keis;  Cooi^iirii:  To<l- 
igs;  Wheelwright  Machines,  Wo<.id  Sawing,  Wood  Turning.  W  u<«lworkuiK,  Wvo<J- 


Tyi»e- 


;arment  Siipporters;  Sewing  Maihines 

Mills;  Threshing;  Vege- 
table and  Meat  Cutters  and  Comminutors;  Oas  Separation. 

HoD'.ES,  J .  S.,  Electricity,  Generation;  Motive  Power;  Prime-Mover  Dynani- Plants     

.\NDERSo  s'^  L.  3.,  Brush,  Broom,  and  Mop  Making;  Brjshing,  Scrubbing,  and  i.eneral  Ikaning; 

Laundry;   VV  ashing  Apparatus. 
BENSON,  .'l.  R.,  Intemal-Combuslinn  Engines. 
MORRIS,  B.  N..  Al 

Handle  Fastenings; 

working  T  X)ls. 
SL'LLl\  .\N,  M.  R.,  Illuminating  Burners;  Illumination,  Liquid  and  Gaseous  Fuel  Burner^, 

writing  Ml  chines. 
Holmes,    iV.  N.,  Alcohol;  Ammonia,  Water,  and  Wood  Dtstillatlon;  Charcoal  and  Coke;  Gas, 

Heating  aid  Illuminating;  Hydraulic  Cemeni  and  Lime;  Mineral  oUa;  Oils,  Fats,  and  Glue,  Sugar, 

Siafeh,  and  Carbohydrates,  CJoncentraling  Evaporators. 

B.\.NCRoK'r,  J.  F.,  lias  and  Liquid  Contact  Apparalus;  Heat  Exchange 

WVMAN,  H',  1  ,  Bridges;  Hydraulic  and  Earth  Engineering;  Masonry  and  Concrete  Strnctures; 

Metallic  B  jildlng  Structures;   Roads  and  Pavements;  Roofs;  Rod  Joints  or  Couplings;  PI  p<' Joints 

or  Couplln  p;  \  alved  Pipe  Joints  or  Couplinp. 
SIMPSCJN,    J.  R.    Elecirlcity-TransmLssion  to  Vehicles;  Pneumatic  Dispatch.   Railways,   Railway 

Rolling  Stock:   Railway  Switches  and  Signals:   Railways,   Surface  Track,    Railway  ^*  heels  and 

.\iles;  Store  Service;  Track  Sanders;  Vehicle  Fenders. 
REYNOLDS,  E.  C,  Buckles,  Buttons,  Clasps,  Etc.;  Card.  Picture,  and  Sign  ExhlMiing.  signals 

and  Indicators;  Toilet. 
MORTON,   J.  L.,  Automatic  Weighers;  Driers;  Geometrical  Instniments,  Measuring  Instruments; 

Force  Mea  lurlng. 

TAYLOR,  i:.  C.  Electricity  Circuit  Makers  and  Breakers 

IDE,  U.  R.,  fcnlEoal  Husbanary;  Earth  Boring;  Fishing  Trapplne,  and  \  ermin  Destroying;  Mining, 

Quarrying  and  Ice  Harvesting;  Stationery;  Stoneworking   Wells. 

CO WLES,  J..  W.,  Fluid- Pressure  Regulators;  Mullipte  Valves;  Valves,  Water  I»Lstribi)tlnn 

OBERLIN,  J.  J.,  Baggage:  Bottles  and  Jars;  Cloth,  Leather,  and  Rubber  Receptacles:  Deposit  and 

Collection   Receptacles;  Metallic  Receptacles;  Package  and  Article  Carriers;  Paper   Receptacles; 

Special  Rewptacles  and  Packages;  Wooden  Receptacles. 

BROWN,  J    I.,  Land  \  ehlcles.  Wheels  and  Axles;  Resilient  Tires  and  Wheels 

CUTTING,  U.  O.,  Electrical  CondulUand  Housings;  Electric  Signaling;  Electric  Lamps 

HctPKlNS,  F.  M.,  Baths  and  Closets:  Electricity,  Medical  and  Surgical;  Fire  Extinguishers:  Sewerage; 

suryry;  liquid  Separation  or  PurlflcaUon. 
SHAl'*ER,C.H., Bread, Paslrr. and  Confection  Makine;  Dispensine;  Dispensing  Beverages;  FUling 

and  Closinc  Portable  Receptacles;  Railway  Draft  Appliances;  Refngeration. 

GILM,  A.  llj  Joomal  Boxes,  Pulkys,  and  Shafting;  Lubrication;  Motors;  Spring  Devices 

WOLCOTT  C.  L.,  Curtains,  Shadee,  and  Screens;  Educational  Appliances;  Fire  Escapes;  I>adders; 

Fluid  Sprl  ikilng.  Spraying,  and  Diffusing;  Paper  Files  and  Binders;  Wooden  Buildings;  Bcaflolds. 
BARKER,  U.,  Braiea:  Outcbes  and  Power  Stop  Control;  Elevators;  Fluid- Pressure  Brake  and 

Aaalofrmi  Systems;  Horotocr:  Tlm»CoQtroUing  Mechanism. 

ROKFKE,  O.  B.,  Etoctrtdty  (^ductors;  Electricity.  General  Applications 

EDINBUKO,  F.  P.,  Cbeck-CootroUed  Apparatus;  Domestic  C««Uag  VtMels:  Fuel  and  Igniting 

Derlcas;  J  Ant  PacUius;  Packed  Shaft  or  Rod  Joints;  PoeumatJ^;  VdertLedes 

■lOiia:  C.  0.  HA RKHAM  (Acting) '• , 

ADE-MABM,  L^Ei^  AJiD  Pwirrs:  T.  L.  MEAD.  J^Tra^MarkSp.^^.........^ 


1  Dec.   il  'Mar. 

I^Apr.     2  'Mar. 

I  Dec.   11  Dec. 

Dec.   22  •Feb. 


I 
t, 

14 
la 


I'JaD. 

•J.m, 


2y  •Jan. 
Ml   '.vpr. 


•Jan,    10   'July 
Dec.   27      Dei. 


Dec.     R      Dec. 
•Jaij,      '■>    *):iu. 


1,.131 
1,072 

1,061 

i,4t>e 

1,408 

1 , !  jy 


1,»3U 

i,tiyy 


l,3tf7 

1,720 


•Mar.    29 


yi. 


•.\i.I 

4 

•Apr. 

27 

1,U13 

•Mar. 

15 

•Mar. 

12 

2,092 

Dec. 

Dec. 

IS 

2-2 

Dec. 
Pec. 

23 
12 

i,yiy 
i,y7y 

Dec. 

De<. 

14 

Dec. 
•May 

1 

i,3yo 

2,124 

•Jan. 

1 '(■('. 

•Jan. 

17 

•Apr. 

•Jan. 

Dec. 

11 

2 

It) 

1,01S 
1,8U4 
1,907 

•Jan. 

8 

•Apr. 

12 

1,236 

•Jan. 
•Feb. 

31 
3 

♦Jan. 
•Feb. 

10 
12 

1,6B7 
1,406 

Dec. 

26   •Apr. 

21 

1,19« 

Dec. 
•Jan. 

7      Dec. 
1»  •Feb. 

9 
7 

2,444 

•May 

•July 

•Sept 

1 
2 
13 

•May 

•Aug. 
•Sept 

17 

4 

17 

1,938 

3,219 

234 

DECISIONS  IN  PATENT  AND  TRADE-MARK  CASES. 


G)nunissioner's  Decisions. 

SWETT  r.   Kruegeb. 
Decided  April  n,  192S. 

1.  INTKHFEUK.VCK I'KIOKlTV  —  Aba.VDO.NED    E.M'KIU  ME.S T. 

Where  S  alleged  that  in  the  year  1914  he  con.structed 
and  testfd  devices  that  satisfy  the  requlrecuents  of 
count  1,  tlint  this  work  was  entirely  forgotten  by  hlni 
at  the  time  he  Invented  tlie  de\ice  disclosed  in  his  np 
plication,  and  that  it  wuis  only  after  the  accidental 
discovery  of  the  device  Introduced  in  evidence  that  he 
recalled  his  earlier  work,  and  where  he  had  been  per 
mlttrd  to  aiii»>nd  his  preliminary  statement  after  such 
discovery,  Ihld  that  S.'s  1914  device  was  nothing  more 
than    an    aUindoned    experiment. 

2.  Samk — S.\ME — Samu 

Held  also  that  the  fact  that  S.  claims  to  have 
made  successful  tests  t^f  his  1914  device  does  not  chanj^e 
the  situation  and  that  he  must  l)e  judged  by  his  condui't 
with    resijett    to    his    1914    device. 

3.  Samk— S.\Mt:: — 1  mm  \  ikkhi.  WiiKruKU  l'(iK(i(>rr>:.\  WHuk 

WA.S      ABANIiu.NKD      lC.\ri,i:I  MKvr     nn      HlDI'  Tins       u, 
I'EArTICK. 

Held  nl.so  that  S.  should  not  be  permitted  to  derive 
any  benefits  from  his  work  in  1914.  Whether  this  woik 
be  considered  as  an  abandoned  experiment  or  as  aa 
actual  reduction  to  practice,  it  has  no  hearing;  on  iiis 
later  invention.  He  adiiiilK  that  the  two  are  not  to  he 
tied  together  as  a  succes.-.ioi,  <>f  rehit.d  acts  in  making; 
the  Invention  of  the  isRue,  and  his  191  s  invention,  made 
in  ignorance  of  his  1914  wcrk,  .should  not  M'  given 
the  benefit  of  the  1914  device  for  reduction  to  practice. 

Appeal  troin  the  Kxainiiier.s  in  Chief. 

I'ACKAOK    FA.STE.NF.ns 

Alcssry.  h'ntor,  Hihhm.  ]>(in.s  d  Mavaulc]!  iiiiil 
Messrs.  Mauru.  i'limeroti,  Lii'is  and  Kciktiin  for 
Swett. 

Mr.  ^yiUiavi  P.  Hammond  for  Krueger. 

Fennino.  As.<<iiitant  Commissioner: 

This  is  an  appetil  by  the  junior  i)art.v,  Sweit, 
from  the  decision  of  the  Kxainlnei-s  in  Chief  iillinu- 
Ing  the  decision  of  the  Examiner  of  Interferences 
awarding  priority  of  invention  of  the  subject  mat- 
ter in  issue  to  the  senior  party,  Krueger. 

The  issue  is  set  forth  in  three  counts  wliicli  read 
as  follows: 

1.  As  a  new  article  of  manufacture,  a  s^-lf-coiitained 
separable  sticker-fastening  comprising  two  gummed  pieces 
of  pliable  material  with  flap  portions  meeting  edge  to 
edge  in  the  same  flat  plane,  and  a  metal  clip  lying  flat 
against  said  flap-portions  bridging  the  edges  thereof  and 
■tapled    thereto, 

2.  As  a  new  article  of  manufacture,  a  self  contained 
sticker-fastening  comprising  two  gummed  pieces  of  pliable 
material  with  flap-portions  meeting  edge  to  edge  in  the 
same  flat  plane,  and  a  flat  metal  clip  lying  against  said 
flap-portions  bridging  the  edges  thereof  and  piercing  said 
flap-portions  and  having  tongues  clamped  thereover. 

3.  As  a  new  article  of  manufacture,  a  self-contained 
separable  sticker-fastening  comprising  two  gummed  pieces 
of  pliable  material  with  flap-portions  meeting  edge  to 
ed«e  In  the  same  flat  plane,  and  a  flat  metal  clip  lying 
against  the  Inner  side  of  both  flap-portions  and  having 
tongues  clamped  thereover. 

Krueger  filed  August  14,  1917.  Swett  filed  June 
10,  1918,  and  received  his  patent  on  Jnly  8,  1919. 
.\fter  Judgment  on  the  record   had  l>een  rendered 


against  him  Switt  presented  a  motion  to  vacate 
the  judgment  and  file  an  araeuded  preliminary 
sttitement.  in  view  of  newly-discovered  evidence. 
This  motion  was  granted,  and  testim()ny  \\;is  taken. 

TI)o  newly-discovei'ed  evidence  \\;is  introduced 
into  the  record  as  Exhibit  No,  G.  It  cnijsists  of  two 
pieces  of  gummed  papi-r  fasteiicnl  togetiicr  by  u 
l>ent  pill.  It  satisfies  the  requirements  of  count  1, 
but  not  of  counts  2  and  3.  There  can  be  no  cjues- 
tion  as  to  corre<-tiiess  of  tlie  awiird  of  priority  as  to 
c-ounts  L*  iuid  3  to  Krueger,  because  Swett  has  not 
o\crcomc  Krueger's  record  dates  as  to  tliese  counts. 

Swett  :i lieges  that  in  tho  year  1S.)14  lie  constructed 
and  tested  devices  like  that  embodied  in  Exhibit 
•No.  0,  that  tills  w(»rk  was  cutircly  fdi'i^ottcii  liy  liim 
.It  the  time  he  invented  the  fastener  disclosed  in 
his  application,  and  that  it  was  only  after  the  acci- 
dental (li.scovery  of  the  f;istener  iiilroduccd  in  evi- 
dence as  Ivxhibit  No.  'i  th:it  he  recalled  his  earlier 
work. 

The  Examiner  of  Interfereiicvs  held  that  the  e-\- 

istence  in  tlie  year  1014  nf  fasteners  like  Exhibit 

No.   (}    had    ni't    been   sulli'  ifiitly   i>rovc<!    hy    .Swett. 

The  Examiners   in   Chief  <lid   not   agree   with    this 

cctnciusioii,  but  held,  neveithelcss.  that  Swetts  I'.'H 

work  amounted  only   to  an   abtmdoned  exiK>riment. 

They  further  held  thtit  if  the  tests  ma«le  by  Swott  in 

1II14  amounted  to  reduction  to  practice  which  they 

denied — 

then  the  doctrine  of  ecjuit.ihle  estoppel  and  practice 
thereunder,  e.stalilished  bv  a  long  line  of  decisions  like 
.Magon  v.  Hepburn  (189s.  r.  1).  510)  applies*,  in  that 
Swett  "concealed  or  suppressed  his  invention" — never 
disclosed  it  again  to  any  one  or  tu  any  members  of  the 
public  nor  applied  for  a  patent. 

They  also  held  that  Swott  could  not  prevail  as 
being  the  first  to  conceive,  although  the  last  to 
reduce  to  practice,  be<'ause  he  was  not  diligent 
when  Krueger  entered  the  field, 

Swett  rests  his  case  on  his  alleged  actual  reduc- 
tion to  practice  in  1914,  which  he  claims  can  not 
be  called  an  abtindoned  experiment.  He  maintains 
the  doctrine  of  equitable  estoppel  does  not  apply, 
because  Ids  activities  in  lOlS  weic  not  stimuhued 
by  the  appearance  of  a  rival,  and  because  he  was 
the  first  to  disclose  the  invention  to  the  public.  He 
cites  numerous  decisions  to  support  the  latter  con- 
clusions and  also  to  show  that  ahaiiddiiment  must 
be  affirmatively  proved.  Swett  <lr>es  not  ask  for  the 
benefit  of  his  1914  device  as  conception,  unless  ac- 
companieci  by  a  holding  of  reduction  to  practice 
at  that  date,  because,  ;is  stated  on  jiage  2  of  his 
brief — 

he  does  not  contend  that  the  earlv  making,  exhihition 
and  testing  of  the  original  fastener  (in  1914)  had  any 
direct    conscious   connection   with    the    1918    fastener, 

rn  I  am  satisfied  that  there  was  no  error  in 
holding  Swett's  1914  fastener  to  be  nothing  more 

.397 


S9R 


than   an   abandoned  exporiment     Swett  hnd  com- 


pletely   forsjutteu 
time    ht'    in\ente< 


about   his   1914   fastener   at   the 
the    ra:>tener    disclosed    in    liis 


OrnCIAL  GAZE'lTE 


October  16, 1923 


patent.  The  la'ei  dt^vire  was  not  a  development 
of  the  inveutivf'  idea  embodied  in  the  earlier  de- 
vice, but  represented  an  entirely  new  Inventive  act. 
The  earlier  devini'  had  been  cast  aside,  wiihout 
any  efforts  to  devi-lop.  puteiit,  or  disclose  it  to  tlie 
public.  Swetfs  ''(mdurt  would  warrant  no  other 
conclusinn  tiian  tiiat  tie  did  not  consider  the  1914 
devife  a?  a  satisfactory  fastener  and  abandoned  it, 
devoting  his  eneijgies.  ?o  far  as  fasteners  were 
niannfacture  of  all  paper  fas- 
teners. The  situitinii  s  similar  to  that  in  Duff 
V.  r.atshaw  1 136  >.  TJ  ,  tJ.'iS ;  31  .Vpp.  D.  C  235). 
tn  which  the  *ourt  said  : 

I'uff'i  evidence  tended    tj   sh'jw   that  a  soliil-arm-pu!le> 
model  produced  by  bim  in  evidfuce.  had  b^a  constructed 
by   tiim   In   the  year  flj95.     The   CommlMiOQer   found   this 
to   be  true,   and   that   thia   model   contained   the  essentUil 
features    tf   the   invuitlon    ot  ihe    i.ssue.     There  8eem.s   to 
be   no  reason    to  doubt   the   soamlness  of  this   conclusion. 
But    Duff    had    laid    ChLsi    model   away    and    had    made    ii< 
previous    attempt    to    Introduce    it     into    commercial    use 
or    to    patent    It.       He    evidenUy    passed    it    by    in    favor 
of     hl3     screwedarni     construction,     and     the     pi^e-arms, 
which     he    had     Inttrested    Latshaw     In.       The    Commis 
:hat  this  model  was  not  a   reduction 
ilnjf  more  than  an   abandoned  experi- 
iinavailing    aa    against    a    later    inde- 
pendent lonceptiiin  <'f  Latshaw 

"  The  fact  tliat  Swett  claims  to  have  made 
successful  t^-sts  of  his  1914  dcvieo  does  not  .hanKe 
the  situation.  '  Uovrnfl  v.  Hey,  95  O.  G.,  1647 
Qutst  v.  Ottrom,  ]  aS  O.  G.,  2147;  Jmner  v.  ZJicArw- 
aan    v.     Thibodean,    IIG    <  >.    (i.,    llSl  ;     Ihlbird    v 

l<rj;  Bremzer  v.  Robiiuon,  2<il 
ir.  V.  r.yn'iH.  27»;  ( ».  G..  7S«.).  » 
Swett  must  be  juilged  by  hia  conduct  with  respt-ct 
to  his  1914  deviie,  <  ' irumpauyh  \.  Sorlon.  115 
O.  G  ,  1S50;  Grui,  jr.  v.  Kynon,  supra.) 

i.3j    It  is  also  helieve<l  that  .-^uett  should  not  be 
permitted  to  deri 
1914.      Whether 
abandoned  experi 
practice,   .t   has  i 
lnvolve<l   lierein. 
togettier  as  a  su 


iloner   rightly    held 
to  practice,  and  not 
ment,    which    was 


Brooke,  111  O.  G 
O.    (r„    1219:    <:ru 


XXw  riuestion  "f 
they  shoulfi  iM't, 
Ignorani'e  of  tlu. 
the  benefit  ^f  rht 
tiou  t"  pru'  ti(f. 
derlve^i  from  li.s 
by  .'>uett  or  ;4ivfi 


dosed   in   his  pa 


Swett  should  not  be  permitted  to  go  back  to  the 

work  done  in  1914  ",  prevail  over  Krueger. 

Vov  the  reasons  stafeil  nbove  the  decisions  clte<l 
in  api>ellnnt's  brief  are  not  considered  In  point; 
but  in  any  event  the  1914  work  of  Swett  was  so 
clearly  an  abandoned  experiment  that  he  ig  not 
entitled  to  prevail. 

The  (UK'ision  (»f  the  Examiners  In  Chief  awarding 
priority  of  invention  of  the  counts  of  the  issue  to 
Theo<iore  H.  Krueger.  the  senior  party,  is  atTlniied. 


re  any  l^'uetits   from  his  work  in 
:his    work    N'    considerHl    as    an 
ment  or  as  an  actual  reduction  to 
lo  bearin::  uu  his  later   invention 
If    tlie    twi)    are    not    to    be    ticnl 
essmii  i>f  related  acts  in  making 
tli»,-  :nventi"fi  nf  Ihe   issue,   nn  the   con.sideratii>u  of 


liE;^■r;ce,  and  Swett  admiis  tliat 
rheri  th'-  19H  invention,  made  in 
1!»14   Work,   should   not   be   given 

1014  ilevice  for  a  d.ite  of  reduc- 
Ariy  boi.elit.s  that  iui;;lit  have  been 
earaer  work  were  not  avnlleil  of 

.  loiii  lo  the  jiublic. 


While  Swett  iir.^'es  that  he  was  tlie  tirsr  im  Urmg 
Tore   the    rmblic   by    obtaining   his 


tlie    inventiijn    be 

patent    Un-    hi>    I^l*^    ilevii  e,    he    wii8    nut    the    tirst 

to    file    an    appli< 

(171  O.   G  ,   125S 

waa — 

the    first    to    brlni? 
making  application 

Swett  had  no 
tln3e   Krueger   c< 
by    dling   hia   a^i 


ation.       [i.    hiicknnuin    v.    Brune 
.   ihe  court  said  tliat   I'eokuiann 

the    invention    before    fhe    public    by 
for  the  patent. 

j.nowie<lge  of  the  invention  at  the 

instructively    reduce<l    to    practice 

plication.      He    had    forgotten    big 


work  of  1914  and   had  not  made  the  invention  dls- 


enf.      Under    these   circunistances 


K\    I'ABTE    DONNELU 
Decided    August   tl,    int. 

.  i'EACTICK  UNUtli  IN  KE  Jlr.NciL — ElPLA.NAlION  HOW 
THB  Dn  i.>10N  KlTI.lKS  iNUir.iTlON  OF  pKAXtRB 
RlOlUDKX)    AS    IHl   I.WE.MTIU.N.    IK    .\.ST. 

Where  in  hia  first  action  ttie  liiaiiiiner  rejected 
the  claima  "  for  lark  nf  pat>  iiUL-ilit.v  in  tlie  allegtHl 
combination  according  to  in  re  MvSeil  i  100  O.  G.. 
2178).  in  view  of  Washburn,  ••19.058,"  and  the  ap- 
plicant thereafter  substituted  :i  new  claim,  Held  that 
the  P'x.Tminer  wa~  rliMrly  in  error  In  making  his 
rejection  of  the  claim  presented  in  the  amendment  final, 
nor  h.-iviii;;  explain.  .1  in  tils  ttrxt  action  how  the  de- 
'■ision  rlitHl  applieil  tn  the  combination  claimed  or 
stated  to  the  applicant  in  what  fenture  the  alleged 
combination  resided. 
Samb — EnrE<T    "K    FiN-»r.    IJk.i  kitkin. 

If.  instead  of  adupiim;  tiu-  i;vain  in.rs  suggestion 
and  directing  the  claim  to  what  tie  Examiner  re- 
gards a.s  tt'.e  real  invention,  if  .atiy  l.s  present,  the 
applicant  traverse-:  'he  Kxamlner'^i  action  .ind  ptTSIsts 
In  the  view  thi'  tl.p  iri%»'nti..ii  li<'S  In  tlie  combina- 
tion and  that  tti«'  refcren  >■.;  :t,>d  do  not  show  that 
the  comhtnaUwi.  i.s  ;ri;.atr!,  mM^,  '.,■  would  not.  after 
his  contentions  have  lieen  considered  ami  after  he  has 
been  i:ivpn  an  opportunity  t-  arnend  td  meet  the  Et- 
(imlner's  holding  and  the  r^J.-^Mlnn  lias  !>een  made 
Snal.  or  alter  it  ha>l  l>een  alfirnied  on  appeal,  be  en- 
titled to  present  claims  to  thr  cienient 
(    Sam» — FiiisT    .\' no.'*   o.v    Ci.AiU-H    ro    a    (.'mmblvation 

AMI     \1   >;m     I'l    (Ink    •   K     MIE    !;iE\(KNTH    TlIEBKOf 

If  clalm.s  1  rf  i-r.^^enfr,!  to  i  '-  rnliinatinn  anil  also 
tn  one  of  tt  e  .-IrinrDrM  td.Tf  f  ari'i  'he  Kxaminer  l.^  of 
the  opinion  th^t  the  invention,  if  any  in  Tlew  of  the 
prior  art,  is  in  the  element  alnue.  he  should  not  re<iulre 
lilvlsion  lie  should  art  on  all  the  .•Inims,  rejecting 
the  combination  claims  a:*  not  defining  applicant's 
rwal  invention  in  view  if  t!ie  art  cited  and  pointing 
out  that  if  the  -ombinati  HI  ;.iini«  should  subse^jueiitly 
be  found  all^'walile  ttiey  ami  ;he  element  claima  could 
not   be  allowe.l    [r.    th<'    <ani''  np;ilIr!itlon, 

On  petition. 

I'RKSsfKE   r,\r,r   ynr.    .Kr-vM'^m.r  rtftrs. 
Mr.  Ge<ng>    I'.   Iwnnnri   \>'V  the  aitpiican". 

KiNNA.N,  I'irxt  .{■<<>!<tiini  Commissioner: 
i       This  i.s  a  i>etitiiui  that  the  Examiner  1)*'  directed 
I    to  enter  and  consider  an    anendment  file<l  February 
I    7,  1923. 

The  record  .shows  that  in  the  first  ju-tion  the  Ex- 

am'ner  reje<;e<l  the  claims— 

for  lack  of  jiateutHhiliiv  in  (he  alleged  combination 
according  to  m  re  Wr.Vcii  ilt>0  O.  0..  2178),  in  rlew 
of  Washburn,  919,658. 

The  Examiner  did  not  explain  to  the  applicant 
how  the  de<'l3;r'i  cited  applied  to  the  combination 
claimed,  nor  did  he  state  in  what  portion  of  the 
dev  ce  he  reg.irdwl  the  Invention,  If  any.  as  lying. 
The  a[)plicnnt   there  ifter  substitntetl  a  new  clalra. 


OCTOREB  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


399 


which  the  Examiner  then  finally  rejected,  holding 
that  it  was  a  substantial  duplicate  in  nil  its  essen- 
tial features  of  that  cancele<l  and  stating  for  he 
first  time  that — 

applicant's    alleged    invention    resides    in    the   details    of 

the  safety  valve  adjustment  per  se. 

Thereafter  the  applicant  i)res.'nt>ni  an  amentiment 
containing  a  claim  limited  to  the  safety  vnlve,  and 
It  Is  this  amendment  which  the  Examiner  has  re- 
fused to  enter  because  the  previous  rejortion  was 
final. 

[1]  The  Kxamiuer  was  clearly  in  error  In  making 
his  rejection  of  the  claim  pres<-nted  in  the  first 
amendment  final,  for  in  his  tirst  a<tioii  he  liad  not, 
as  he  deemed  necessmry  in  his  final  action,  ex- 
plained why  the  combination  was  uiii)atentable  or 
Slated  to  the  ai)plicant  in  what  feature  the  alleged 
Invention  re8lde<!  If  the  Kxaininer  was  of  the 
opinion  that  applliunfs  invention,  if  any.  was  not 
tn  the  combination  as  originally  claimed,  but  in  a 
certtin  element  of  th(>  c(unliination,  he  should  have 
do  stated  Iwfore  ciosing  the  itrosecution  of  the  ease 
before  Jilni,  to  the  end  that  the  applicant  could 
have  anjend<H.l  to  put  his  claim  in  proj^-r  form  or 
have  been  heard  upon  the  question  of  the  propriety 
of  so  doing  before  complying  with  the  Examiner's 
requirement. 

Where  an  applicant  Is  informed  that  his  Invention 
lies  in  an  element,  and  u^t  in  the  combination — that 
Is.  that  he  is  presenting  a  claim  for  his  invention  In 
a  wrong  form-  and  adopts  the  h:x:iminer's  sugges- 
tion, the  applicant  can  not  be  held  to  have  shifted 
his  position  and  to  be  claiming  an  invention  other 
than  that  originally  presented.  (See  ex  parte  Day, 
106  O.  G.,  17?«2  ;  1903.  C.  D.,  279.) 

[2]  If,  Instead  of  adopting  the  Examiner's  sug- 
gestion and  directing  the  claim  to  what  the  Ex- 
aminer regards  as  the  real  invention,  if  any  is 
present,  the  applicant  traverses  the  Examiner's 
action  and  persists  In  the  view  that  the  invention 
lies  in  the  combination  and  that  the  references 
cited  do  not  show  that  the  combination  Is  un- 
patentable, he  would  not,  after  his  contentions 
hare  been  considered  and  after  he  has  been  given 
opportunity  to  amend  to  meet  the  Examiner's  hold- 
ing and  the  rejfH-tion  hiis  been  made  final,  or  after 
It  had  l)een  affirmed  on  appeal,  be  entitled  to 
present  claims  to  tlie  element  l'.nt  that  is  not  this 
case. 

[■3 J  If  claims  are  presented  to  a  combination  and 
also  to  one  of  the  elements  thereof  and  the  Ex- 
aminer is  of  the  opinion  that  the  Invention,  if  any 
in  view  of  the  prior  art.  is  in  the  element  alone, 
he  sliould  not  nniuii-e  division.  So  long  as  he  hoUls 
the  combination  claim  tmpatentable  because  for  an 
old  or  exhau8te<l  combination  su<h  claim  must  be 
deemed  as  merely  cast  in  an  improiwr  form  and 
not  n  claim  for  an  Invention  different  and  divisible 
from  the  elenu'iit  claimed.  He  should,  in  suefi  n 
case,  act  on  all  the  claims,  rejecting  the  combina- 
tion claims  as  not  defining  ajiplicants  real  Inven- 
tion In  view  of  the  art  cited  and  i>ointing  out  that 
If  the  combination  claims  should  subsequently  be 


found  allowable  they  and  the  element  claims  could 
not  be  allowed  In  the  same  application. 

The  amendment  filed  February  17,  1923,  should 
be  entered  and  considered  1 

The  i>etition  Is  granted. 


U.  S.  Circuit  Court  of  Appeals— Eighth  Circoit. 

Myi.es  Standish  Mkg.  Co.  r.  Champion  Spark 
Plug  Co.  Champio.n  Spabk  I'lig  Co,  v.  Myijes 
Standish  Mro.  Co. 

Devified  Hay   15,   I9t;. 
(liSi:   Fed    Hep.  W\.] 
i.    rATi:NTS— 1,180,799.    ilaiu.s    1,     ..    aM'   G,    Foe   Spakk 
la.r.is,  .\fi  LiMiiKii,  Hkld  Valid  ash  Inkbingkd, 
The  Stranahnn  patent,  .No,  1, 1  so.T'.<;i.  rialms  1,  3,  and 
fi.  fnr  spark  pUiffs  for  lnterna!-comt)UPt ion  engines,  Held 
limited   to   a    pliiR    Imvinp   n    flanced    >rnskpt.    which.    In 
combination    \sith    (oriain    con.nion    typo^    of    cores   and 
Blielis,  lias  the  ettect  of  i.  adi';\  ctuiering  tlit  core  lu  the 
shell,    liiit.    ais    so    limit. m1,    to    possess    utility    and    not 
anticipated  ;   also  Hrld  Infrlniied. 
2    Same-  I'ATKNTKr:     Mat     Hr' over     I'noriTs,     TnoroH 
Share  IH  e  to  Iskeinging  Devicb  is  Smah,  I'abt 
"IK  Kntibe  I'Bonr, 
.■\   patentee   may   recover  the  profits  derived  from  an 
lnfriii;;or's  nsc  or  sale  of  his  invention  or  damages  for 
ttio   use,    tliouph    the   share  of  the   profits   to  which    he 
may  he  entitled  may  be  a   small   part   of  all   the  profit! 
derived  from  the  use  or  pnlc  of  tlu   infringing  device. 
.3.  Tradk-Marks  and  Tuadk  Names  and  I'nfaiu  Competi- 
tion—  Salk    of    Si'AKK-ria<,    Cores    Fob    Fsk    m 

I'l.AI.STlFr'S    SHELL.S    NOT    U.NFAIK    COMPBTITION. 

Fiifair  competition  can  not  be  predicated  on  the  sal* 
of  spark  pluK  cores  made  to  fit  plaintiff's  shells  and  sold 
for  replacin;;  broken  or  worn  out  ''ores  of  pl.aintlff'i 
plugs 

4.  Samb — MANcrAcrrKEB  of  Spark  Pr.L'Gs  I'sEf  pt  Auto- 

morilb      manlfactt!eba     entitled     to     en.t0i1c 
Others  From  Selling  Theirs  as  Factobt  Eqdip- 

MKNT. 

•A.  manufacturer  of  spark  plugs  is  entitled  to  the 
exclusive  advertising  advantape  derived  from  the  fact 
that  its  plugs  are  used  by  an  automobile  manufacturer 
as  lt«  factory  equipment  and  Is  entitled  to  enjoin  the 
use  In  the  aale  of  other  plugs  of  expressions  calculated 
to  make  the  ordinary  purchaser  think  they  are  used  by 
the  automobile  manufacturer  as  factory  equipment. 

5,  Same     Sale  of  Spabk    Flics  as   '   Standabd   ■   Plugs 

For  Certain  Cars  Help  Unfair  Competition,  am 
AriAiNST  Mancfactuebr   of   Factobt    EgriPMBNT, 
The   sale  of   spark   plogs   as   "  Standard    spark    plngi 
for   Fords "   conatitutes   unfair   competition    as  agalnat 
the    manufacturer    of    the    plugs    constituting    factory 
equipment  for  Ford  cars,  thougti  the  word  "  standard" 
has  a  well-defined   meaning  in  tlie  automobile  trade  as 
referring  to   the  size  of  the   plug,   where  its   use  would 
probably  deceive  ordinary  purchasers  Into  thinking  th« 
plug  was  factory  equipment. 
t).   Same — Use    of    Namb    of    .\utomobilk    in     Skllikq 
SrAKK-l'LLc;  Cores  Hkld  Unfair  Comfetiticn,  ai 
.Vgaivst   Mani  kactuuer   of   Factory    Equipment. 
The   use   i.f   the   rxprcHslon  "  F'ord   core  '"  In    the   sale 
of   spark-plug   cores   constitutes   unfair   competition    at 
against  the  manufacturer  of  spark  plugs  and  corea  u»ad 
aa  Ford  factory  equipment. 
7.  8amb — Not    Unfair    Competition    to    State    Spabk 
Plcos  t  an  Be  U.sed  in  Foed  Engines. 
It    is    not    unfair    competition   as    against    the    manu- 
facturer of  spark  plugs  constituting  factory  equipment 
for   Ford   engine*   for  a  seller   of  other  plugs  to  atata 
that  they  can  be  used  In  Ford  engines. 


400 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


.   Same — Dbfen 
Its  Spark 
rkCTinr.. 
A  sellT  of  ^ 
replacing  broke 
plugs   can    not 
vf^ylng   the   Imp 
plalntiflTs  man 

AlPEAL    AND    E 
TO    r>\.\f*r. 

Profits. 
A    decree    fln 
frlugt-ment  and 
counting  for  da 
damages  only 
the  disallowanr 
lis    to    support 
L'odP,  section  1  _' 


pA.NT  Cav  Not  Convbt  Iupekssion  That 
Pr.cr,  Cores  Are  off  PLAiNTirr's  SIaxu- 


park   plugs  and  .^oies  inten<1ed  for  use  in 
and  worii-uut  cores  of  plaintiff's  spark 
use   any   pipression    or   do  any   act   cou 
ression    that    its   plugs  and  cores  are   of 

ufacture. 

BRoa — Decree  Ordkbix';  Ac<:(ilvting  as 
4s   Not    I'inai.   as  to   [jisai  i.hwance  of 

ing    for    plaintiff    on    the    issues    of    in- 
unfair  '  rmipt'tition  and  ordering  an  ac- 
nages  and  profits   for  infringement  and 
ffir   unfair    competition   it  not  final  as  to 
of  profits  from  unfair  competition,  so 
n    appeal    t)y    plaintiff,    under    Judicial 
■  Comp.  St  ,  sec.  1120i. 


IP 

or 


dec 


n 


Appeals  fnmi 
States  for  the 
Wo<xl rough,  Jud 

Suit    by    the 
n gainst  the  Mj 
poDv.    Decree  t 
and  plaintiff  bri 
dismissed,  and 

i/r.  Henry  M. 
on  the  brief)  foi 

Mr.  A.  C.  Pau, 
pion  Sparif  Plug 
Before  Sanborn, 

Stone,  Cir.  J.: 

The  Champion 
comi)Iaint  agains 
Ing  Company  up<i 
faction,  as  tried, 
3,    and    U  of    St 
lyiG  (,  covering  s 
engines.    The  stv 
tioii  in  the  sale  . 
plug  cores. 

Tlie  defenses 
the  patent.  be<'a\ 
nov.'iry,  and  non 
tition  wag  denifd 
tory   decree   whU 
the  patent,  fourid 
tion,  enjoineil  Im 
as^-ertain  profits 
damages  for  the 
Compiifiy  has  np[.( 
decree,  and  ttie  ( 
t»eale«l   (No.  58,' 1 
allowjn::  ;in  nccoi: 
ti'>n  oniy  fnr  i];ini 
This  api^^al  MID 
^nt    nnd    tilt'   infr 
count,  ;iiid   tlip  fin 
tiie  second  count. 
■1  I   The  [latf-nr. 
tures  of  sparl<  pi 
gines  is  obtained 
ders.   of  gast)line  i 
plosion    i^j   caused 


the  iMstri.r   Court  of  the  T'nlteii 
DistrlLt   of    Xfbraska ;    Joseph    W. 


I'*^- 


Chamfilon    Spari<    Plug    Company 
s   Standish    .Manufafturing   Corn- 
plaintiff,  and  dt'feridant  appeals. 
ags  a  cross  apr>ea!.     Cross  appeal 

ree  modified  and  affirmed. 
Huxley  (i/r.  George  L.  Wilkinson 
Myles  Standish  Mfg.  Co. 
and  Mr.   Wilbur  0>cen  for  Cham- 
Co. 

Stone,  and  Ijiwis,  Circuit  Judges. 

Spark  Plug  Company  brought  Its 
the  Myles  Standish  Manufactur- 
n  two  counts.  The  first  cause  of 
vas  for  Infringement  of  claima  1, 
nahan.  No.  l,l.SO,7f)9  (April  2.5, 
larlv  plugs  for  internal-combustion 
'Md  (-ount  was  for  unfair  competl- 
f  certain  8i»ark  plugs  and  spark- 


tit  infringement  were  invalidity  of 

ipe  of  antii'ipation  and  of  lack  of 

frinteinent.     The  unfair  compe- 

Tli'-  . mirt  entere<l  an  interlocu- 

h   Misraiiif'.!   tlie   three   claims  of 

iufrinm'nicnt  and  unf.air  pompeti- 

iiid  ordereii  an   accounting  to 

nil  daiiiages  for  infringj-menr  and 

nf.iir  '  niii[,t.titioi).     Tho  Standish 

^■iled   1  \o.  7,^]\)  from  rhi.s  entire 

hauii.inii   Coin[>any  has  cross  ap- 

froiu  tliat  fiortion  of  the  decref 

atine  in  rf=«Ji»o.T  to  unfair  com[ie- 

i!,'es,  ,inil  not  for  profits,  as  well. 

>odif\s  flip  sustaining  <if  the  [lat- 

n cement    thereof   .as    to    ttu'   first 

iinr  of  unfair  competition  as  to 


in 


(h 


producetl   within  the  cylinder  gas  chamber.     Thi« 
spark  Is  obtained  through  a  <ievlce  calletl  a  spark 
plug  which  screws  into  the  cylinder  case,  and  ex- 
tends the  firing  end   into   the  gas  chamber.     The 
electric  current  is  conducteil  through  an  electrode, 
liK-ated  in  the  [tlug  and  surrounde<l  by  insulating 
porcelain  or  mica.     This  electnxle  with  Its  insula- 
tion   is   calle<i   the   "coro,"     This  core   fits   into  a 
nietal  -shell"  which  holds  the  core  tightly  In  proper 
position,      in  .some  plugs   the  core   is  solidly  built 
Into  the  shell  and  is  not  removahU'.     However,  In 
a  large  class  of  pines  the  core  is  rejidily  removable. 
In  the  removable  ty[)e  the  general  m.-thod  of  hohl- 
ing  the  core  in    f>iace  is   as   follows:   The  shell    Is 
composeil  of  two  parts  whirh  screw  together  hold- 
ing the  core  firmly  iK^tw.vn  them.     The  Inner  end 
of  the  electrodp  is  eviwtse^l  and  locate<l  at  such  dis- 
tance from  an   electrode  on   the  shell  so  that  the 
passjigc  of  the  rurrpiit  through  the  core  electrode 
ranges  a  .spark  across  thisi  gap  and  thus  explodes 
the  gas. 

The  i>roblenis  of  ev.ry  rharacter  of  spark  plug 
are  two:  to  keep  the  'urrent  carrying  electrode  per- 
fectly insulattNl.  and  to  ke«'p  the  firing  points  prop- 
erly space<l  to  se<Mire  the  most  [)erfe<-t  spark. 
Whero  the  spark  plug  has  ;i  removable  core  there 
is  the  additional  problem  of  making  the  junction 
(><)ints  of  core  and  ?<hell  gas  tight.  There  are  other, 
le.ss  imiKjrtaH^.  con.structlpn  problems,  but  those 
just  ennmeratf^I  are  vital  to  the  efficiency  of  a 
spark  [ilug.  The  udivers.il  method  of  securing  the 
iras  tight  juncture  is  by  the  use  of  gaskets  at  one 
or  both  of  the  two  contact  iKiints  l>etween  the  core 
and  .shell.  The  [)roblem  of  flre-fX)lnt  spacing  Is 
'oncerned  with  the  pro|)er  centering  in  the  plug 
of  the  core  electr.xie.  This  is  largely  accompllshtHl 
ihroueh  the  (■orreHf)ouding  sh.ap^'s  of  the  core  and 
the  shell  within  which  it  fits. 

S[)ark  plugs,  with  removable  cores,  were  not  new 
when  Stranahan  entere<l  the  art.  His  patent  was 
dire<ted  to  impro\ements  then'in.  The  objects 
whirh  he  exr>ected  to  nccom[.lish  by  his  patent 
were,  as  stated  in  the  ai>iilication.  the  - 
provision  of  irapruved  moans  for  firmly  and  closely  bold 
Ing  the  porcelain  within  fh.'  shell  without  Injury  to  the 
porclaln.  and  for  preventin-  tti.'  escape  of  gases  around 
the  porcelain, 

and  to  [)rovide 

provided   with   m. 


a   iH-rf. 


nteiing  and 


and*;    Claim  1 
anil  shell  — 


here  involved,  covers  certain  fea- 
igs  The  power  in  gaailine  en- 
h rough  explosions,  within  cyiin- 
■■is  under  compression.  The  ex- 
by   an    electric  spark,    which   Is 


1  gasket — 

ins  for  insurln. 

sf'fitl  ni: 

of  the  I 'ore. 

The  '■l.-iinis  he;''  involved  arc  ], 
is  for  a  I'ombinatlnii  with  a  I'ore 
having  <  i,i,perating  .shmildprs  and  holng  relatively  spaced 
'.ne  from  the  oflier,  wf  n  -a-^ket  having  an  annular  tr«n»- 
verseiy  projectini,'  s.^t  [...rtinn  f,.r  coMction  with  said 
shoulder  and  h'lving  .-imI  p..rtlons  proJ>'cted  in  oppoalte 
directions  substantially  l^n:,'t li wise  of  the  gasket  axis  from 
the  inner  and  outer  edc^s  ..f  said  seat  p.)rtion.  with  one 
••nd  portion  fitting  the  c<H-r  and  the  other  end  portion 
fitting  the  shell  bore. 

Claim    3    is   for   a    combination    with    core   and 
shell  — 

of  a  ga.sket  having  one  end  portion  In  centering  contact 
with  the  sh.ll  and  its  other  end  portion  In  centering  con- 
tact with  the  porcelain  and  liaving  a  portion  Intermediate 
■<Jild    end    portions    wiiich    is    gripped    betweni    respectire 

portions  of  the  shell  and  porcelain 


OCTOBEB  IG.  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


401 


Claim   6   Is   for  a   combination   with  core   and 

shell— 

of  a  gasket  having  one  edge  portion  restricted  with  re- 
spect to  the  shell  and  in  centering  engagement  with  the 
porcelain,  and  Its  other  edge  portion  enlarged  relative  to 
the  porcelain  and  in  centering  engagement  with  the  shell 
and  having  an  intermediate  part  gripped  between  tlic 
shell   and   porcelain. 

A  study  of  these  claims  Imjjresses  the  conclusion 
that  the  element  relied  uiKin  by  Stranahan  to  at- 
tain  bis  avowed  objects  was  the  flanged  form   of 
giisket  liaving  a  centering  effect.    This  view  is  con 
firmed  by  the  statement  in  his  application  that — 
the    provision    on    each    gasket,    or    either    of    them,    of   a 
flange,  which  projects  from  au  edge  thereof  lengthwise  of 
the  shell.  Is  a   most  important  feature  In  connection  with 
the  seating  and  maintaining  of  a  gasket  In  true  center<Hl 
relation    with    respect    to    the    shell    and    porcelain    and 
thereby  preventing  a  porcelain  from  being  secured  in  Uip 
sided  position  within  the  shell  or  with  its  axis  out  of  true 
parallelism  with  the  axis  of  the  shall,  in  which  lop-sided 
position   the  porcelain   may    have  contact   with   the   metal 
of  the  shell.     It  is  found  in  practice  that  a  tighter  and 
more  perfect  Joint  Is  not  only  provided  between  the  seat 
ing   parts   of  a   spark    plug   by    maintaining   a   gasket    in 
centered    position    therein,    but    also    that    the    air    space 
between    the    shell    and    porcelain    is    maintained    entirtdy 
there  around   so   that    the   porcelain   is   not   liable   to    be 
injured    by    having   contact    with    the    metal    of   the    shell 
It  will   be  noted  that  the  adjacent  flanges  of  the  gaskets 
12    and    1.5    fit    against    the    wall    of    the    shell    opening, 
thereliy  maintaining  the  gaskets  In  true  centered   relation 
to  the  shell. 

This  is  confirmed  by  the  file  wrapi)er.  .Ml  of  the 
claims  of  the  patent,  as  originally  applied  for,  were 
rejected.  IJegardlng  original  claims  3  and  4  the 
Examiner  s;ild  : 

There  would  be  no  invention  to  have  a  flange  on  the 
packing  in  view  of  Henolst,  89S,4i;7,   September  15,  H»OS. 

The   rejection  of  claims  5,  0,  and  7  was  on  the 

ground  that  they— 

do  no  bring  out  that  the  flanges  lit  the  bore  of  the  bush- 
ing Therefore  their  utility  as  centering  means  is  not 
properly  defined.  The  claim  Is  answered  by  Mosler,  in 
view  of  Benolst. 

In  submitting  the  first  amendment  of  the  claims, 
the  ii|tpllcant  differentisites  the  rrferences  cited  by 
the  r.xamlner  on  the  ground  that-- 
It  Is  not  found  In  any  of  the  reference  patents  that  the 
gaskets  have  the  centering  action  with  respect  to  the 
■hell  and  porcelain  that  is  the  case  with  applicants 
gaskets. 

Applicant  also  there  says: 

In  the  assemhlliig  of  spark  plugs  it  is  found  very  iiii 
portant  to  provide  a  gasket  which  will  operate  to  center 
the  porcelain  within  the  shell  so  that  when  the  shell  is 
tightened  or  fixed  to  the  porcelain  the  axes  of  both  will 
Bland  in  parallel  relation  The  Champion  Spark  Plug 
Company,  which  is  the  assif;nee  of  the  invention  herein, 
is  the  largest  rnanufiu  tui<  r  of  spark  pIii^s  In  the  world, 
and  it  was  to  overcome  the  objections  incident  to  the  use 
of  the  forms  of  izaskets  commonly  employed  th.nt  the 
present  gaskets  were  devised. 

This  amende<l  application  w.as  reje«ted  beciuise— 

claims  1  and  2  are  not  [latentable  over  Mosler,  f.<)s,t»-J2, 
April  22,  1902  ( 1  2:>-l  «10  I ,  from  which  the  pre.'ient  device 
differs  only  in  the  decree  to  which  the  gaskets  arc  ex- 
tended around  the  porcelain 

Claima  3.  4.  ■''i,  (5,  7,  and  S  are  answered  by  the  same 
reference;  the  invention,  if  any,  being  in  the  packing,  not 
In  the  combination. 

In  submitting  a  second  amended  application,  the 

applicant  statnl  : 

As  stated  In  the  last  amendment  It  is  very  Important 
In  the  rapid  assembling  of  spark  plugs  to  have  some  self- 
centering  means,  as  without  such  means  extreme  care 
must  be  taken  to  secure  the  porcelain  or  Interior  insu- 
lating member  in  proper  centered  relation  within  the 
shell. 

The  Examiner  has  failed  so  far  to  find  any  spark  plug 
reference  in  which  a  gasket  is  shown  as  liaving  one  edge 
In  centering  engagement  with  the  porcelain  and  its  other 
edge  In  centering  engagement  with  the  shell  as  called  for 
toy  applicant's  claims.     It  will  be  noted  that  some  of  appli- 


cant's claims  refer  to  a  gasket  as  having  a  cushioning 
portion  and  being  provided  with  extensions  or  portions  at 
opposite  sides  of  the  cushioning  portion,  which  coact,  one 
with  the  porcelain  and  the  other  with  the  shell  to  center 
the  porcelain  therein.  Tlils  centering  feature  also  facili- 
tates assembling  by  reason  of  the  gasket  being  held  In 
proper  seating  relation  to  both  the  porcelain  and  shell 
so  that  when  the  parts  are  tightened  the  gasket  will  be 
seated  In  true  centering  relation  to  the  shell  and  por- 
celain. 

The  lOxaniiner  rcjecte<1  all  of  the  nine  cl;iims  of 
this  amendment  excepi  claims  2.  *i,  and  0.  which 
were  allowed. 

A  third  jiinendment  w;is  submitted  which  incor- 
IKirated  some  changes  In  claims  1,  3,  and  G,  and  re- 
submitted the  rejected  claims  2,  4,  5,  and  7.     The 

amendment  as  to  3  was  to — 

bring  out  more  clearly  that  it  is  the  opposite  end  por- 
tions of  the  gasket  which  have  centering  contact  with 
the  shell  and  porcelain,  respectively 

As  thus  iiresented,  claims  2,  4,  and  5  were 
allowed:  claim  1  was  reje<'ted  as  indefinite:  and 
claims  3  and  V>.  as  "met  by  Schmidt,  9S0.5G6,  Janu- 
iiry  3,  1!)11." 

A  fourth  amendment  was  [iresented.  This  sub- 
stituteil  the  present  form  for  claim  1:  Jimended 
claim  3,  by  adding  thereto,  "and  having  a  portion 
intermediate  wild  end  jwirtions  which  is  gripfied 
U'tween  respective  portions  of  the  shell  and  por- 
celain" ;  amended  claim  G  by  adding  thereto,  "and 
having  an  intermediate  part  gripped  between  the 
shell  and  porcelain."  Upon  this  amendment,  there 
was  an  allowance  of  claims  1  to  7,  inclusive,  and 
rejection  of  claims  S  and  !t  on  reference. 

For  the  fifth  time  the  matter  was  presented,  on 
claims  s  ;ind  i)  unamemled,  and  the  p.itent  finally 
allowed  with  the  nine  cpiims. 

From  the  application  and  from  the  file  wrajiiier  it 
is  clear  that  this  jiatent  is  a  very  narrow  one  and 
the  new  i-lemeiit  is  coiifiiieil  to  ;i  tianged  gnslict 
which,  in  combination  with  ccrt.iin  common  tyi)es 
of  spiirk-plug  cores  ;ind  shells,  has  the  effect  of 
readily  centering  the  «-ore  in  the  plug.  Having  this 
scope  of  the  jmtent  in  mind,  we  enter  the  prior  art 
to  test,  first,  whether  there  is  anticipation;  second, 
whether,  if  there  be  no  antii-iiiation,  there  is  pat- 
eiiiiilile  novelty. 

On  the  point  of  anticipation,  there  were  cited, 
and  here  discu.ssed.  T.>  jiatents.  as  follows:  Mosler, 
No.  r.rtS.042:  Mosler,  No.  73«.S31  :  PebMes.  No. 
'.tn.OGl  :  Yost.  No.  1.132.rHX):  Jeffery,  No.  1  174.157: 
Jeffery.  No.  l,174.ir.S;  .l.acobson.  No.  77I,4;;'J;  Otta- 
vvay.  No.  MC^.'mS;  Mills,  No.  S2.">,'sr»l') ;  P.eiioist,  No. 
si).*<,427:  Cherry,  No.  '.►02,314:  Seeley.  No.  !>7'<.4rt4  : 
Schmidt.  No.  ItSO.riiX;  Schmidt.  No.  W.K34:'. :  Day- 
ton. No,  l.f>01.3a3:  Maher.  No.  1,()07,4W;  .Tohiiston, 
No.  l.OTil.itl"):  Henn,  No.  1,073.01.'^:  Meyer.  No. 
1.079,7f>0.  Examination  of  thesi^  patents  reveals 
that  the  art  had  well  known  the  general  construc- 
tion of  two-part  shell,  porcelain  shouldered  ere 
and  gaskets,  or  washers,  as  cushions  between  tlie 
porcelain  core  shoulders  and  the  shell  parts.  Prac- 
tically all  of  the  aliove  citations  exhibit  these  fea- 
tures. Only  four  of  them  in  any  way  hint  at  the 
"finnged"  gasket  of  the  Stranahan  patent.  These 
four  are  Schmidt.  ;>S0..')6r..  Meyer.  1.070,7!X>,  and 
the  two  Jeffery  patents,  1.174.157  and  1,174,15S.  A 
careful  examination  of  each  of  these  four  "collars" 


I' 


408 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1928 


Tlierp  remains. 

tion  of  its  utility 


or  "rings"  does  rot  suggest  the  flanged  gnsket  of 
Strmahnn.    We  talnk  there  is  no  anticipation  from 

any  of  the  citations.     The  novelty  of  the  patent, 
hen  thns  narrnvrly  restricted  to  the  peculiar  forn) 
of  the  upper  gaskjet,  is  established. 

i-oncernlnir  rhp  pntent,  thf  (]iies 
The  u[ii)elhnir  contends  that  it 
performs  uu  furi'jtii'n  ;  rhsit  the  plugs  'venrer"  in 
the  shells  withuiit  ;in.v  ;i  ■^si.>;tance  fnuu  the  fl.-inges 
on  the  gasket,  li  seems  clear  that  "centering"  the 
Cl^T^'  is  a  matter  of  scime  imi»ortance.  The  puriK>se 
cen'trln^"  of  'he  core  is: 

n'!lt;''n>    ::■    -.vhl^'ti    th»  phis;  .'f>.-r;»f(^s  in 

id   '■!  anire  in   temperature,   tbt?   varioui 

i'liiiizfd  :    wUereiis,    if   tUf  cor>>    \\t;e   lup- 

:ti«!    pres.sar*"    'jt   dilTcieiit    points   -jf    the 

rjlt(*   uui.-qu.ll.    iJut'   to   uxpausiuii   auii    -on- 


ot.    pPMj^T 

So  tha-  -iL 
thp  •^nuiri'v  r 
scrams  -aiI.  ; 
siilt^ti  •  • 
corf'  wovi'<l  b 
tractioij   :n   ' 


;f. 


There   is  a!*'" 

eTplosion>^ 
distrlliutl'-.i 
core,   it    i<   ;iiii<-h 
elertrlfnllv   !eak:« 
the    core     s«'en;'< 


this  centerins   i< 
temUng  that  the 


he  .strain   on   the    -ovv   from    thf 

in    th^    ''yHniiers,      By    equalizirii:    ami 

thes^    |ir*»s.s-nres    u[ion    ttie    porcelain 

.■S.S    likeiy   to   crark    and    heonnie 

The  im[x>rtance  nf  •V'enterini:" 

sutflcientlv    p«!t:iMlshed.       .Vs    fo 


whef-her  the  flanire^  on  this  A.-imred  gasket  aid   In 


in  ilL«!pnte.  This  npi>ellant  con 
ordinary  gaskets  withnnt  flanges 
wll!  !)erfomi-  thalt  function,  and  take  up  ine<innll- 
ties  which  may  ari<»e,  in  course  of  ninntifacture,  at 
the  seating  point?  of  the  core  and  shell.  The  evl- 
den'''e  on  rhi>'  po  nt  ^••♦•ms  to  esrahlish  that  there 
Is  a  sma4  \ariaiioe  at  rhes#>  seating  points,  whlcli 
occurs  not  infre<7iiently  in  the  rommerclal  manufac- 
ture of  pings,  pfi  rti'Milarly  wiiere  large  nnmhers 
are  rapidly  made,  that  go«>l  ordinary  gasket*;  will 
take  up  much  of  this  inequality  and  center  tlie 
cores  fniriy  wellt  that  the  flanged  gasket  has.  in 
actual  \i?e.  reilu<ed  the  iK>rcentages  of  noncentering 
utility  h.is  lieen  shown,  and  ther^- 
t  the  parent  is  valid. 


cores.     We  think 
fore  conclude  tha 


As  to  infringement.     The  gasket  put  out  by  ap- 


pellant   had    the 
and   was  use*!   in 
that  covere<l   hy 
the  appellee.      T 
lacked   the  under 
pellee      This  is   : 
ing   of    the   core. 


sjinie    metal-flanged    construction 
the  same   plai-e   and    manner  as 
the   |>atent   and   manufactured   by 
'liffei-e<l  on!\    in   the  fact  that  it 
ying  ring  of  asbestos  used  by  ap 
diCferenf^e  affecting  the  cushion- 
but    not    the   ■'  centering."     The 


gaaket.     We  thin 
[2]   If  there  Is 


<  Infringement  has  l)een  shown. 

any  doubt  about  the  right  of  coui- 
plaioant  in  this  Niiit  to  a  recovery  of  the  profits  de- 
rived from  the  dtfendanr's  use  or  sale  of  its  inven- 
tion or  to  damagi's  for  the  use,  liecause  the  ahare  of 
the  profits  to  \vhi<h  the  inventor  may  l>e  entitled 
may  be  a  small  part  of  all  the  profits  derived  from 


the  u.Sf-  or  fvale  of 


the  infringing  device,  it  .■ihould  be 


"centering"   Is  affectefi   b.\    the   metal   part   of   the 


resolved   iiy  the  ^jpiuiou  of  the  Supreme  Court    lu 

WtJittniiUouse  Co.  v.  Wigner  Elei:tric  Ufa.  Co.  (225 

U.   S..  604:   32  .Sbp.  Ct..  fiOl ;   56  !>.   Ed.,   1222;  41 

L  K.  A,   (X.  S.)    G53;  ISO  O.  (i..  323).     Speaking 

of  the  fund  derived  partly  from  the  use  of  im  in- 

frlii^fing  device,   the  Supreme  Court  said  that  the 

liability  of  the  mfrlnger  Is  not — 

limited  to  those  caiies  wliere  tho  patented  rlevice  is  »hown 
to  hare  prepondern  :e<3  In  the  cr'i-atlon  of  the  profits.      The 


o«n»r  of  a  small  part  of  the  funl  i.-^  aa  much  entitled  to 

tlif  protpction  of  tht>  law  as  th.-  owner  of  a  larger  sbare. 

[3]  As  to  unfair  competition.    The  testimony  la 

surtlcient  to  establish  that  a|)i>ellant's  plugs  are  put 
In  the  trade  in  a  way  that  would  easily  deceive  a 
purchaser.  The  Ch  nnpion  Company  complains  of 
many  acts  which  it  claims  .(institute  unfair  com- 
petition. These  include  the  form  and  appearance 
of  the  plug  and  the  core,  the  i>rlnting  and  cuts  upon 
the  cartons,  and  methods  of  selling.  As  to  the 
form  and  appearance  of  the  plug  and  core  and  their 
l)hysical  appearance,  the  contTOtion  ia  not  well 
founded  because  nnmei-ons  physical  exhli)lt8  here 
show  that  the  generni  a|i!K»ariiiice  and  form  of  the 
[ihii;  ami  core  are  \  er>'  similar  to,  if  not  Identical 
with,  many  other  makes  of  plugs  long  on  the  mar- 
ket Ni>r  can  fault  be  found  that  ttie  cores  of  the 
Stnndish  Coinpauy  were  made  to  fit  the  sheila  of 
the  Chamjiiun  jilugs  and  are  s<ild  ns  doing  80. 
These  an-es  are  not  patented.  They  are  subject  to 
breakage  and  replacement.  The  fact  that  one  com- 
pany makes  the  .shell  glve.s  them  no  right  to  hare 
no  core  made  by  others  used  therein  after  the  shell 
lia<  been  sold. 

|4-si  .\s  to  the  cartons  nnd  advertising  matter 
put  out  by  defendant,  the  i-ontention  revolves 
around  oerfain  stat'^meuts  referring  to  use  of  the 
plugs  in  I'ord  engines.  For  years,  the  Champion 
plugs  have  constituted  the  factory  equipment  of 
I'ord  engine^  Tie.ju^e  .if  th,.  large  number  of 
I''ord  i-.ars.  an. I  tl^e  j>o[iiilar  '■. inception  that  the 
Ford  ("ompan.\  would  .  hoose  a  good  sjiark  plug  for 
the  faetory  equipuitnit  of  its  cars,  this  usage  Is  of 
substantial  value  to  the  Champion  Company.  To 
secure  this  advantage  ir  has.  for  years,  furnished 
tliese  i)lugs  to  the  Ford  ''onip.my  at  less  than  cost. 
It  has  feature<l  this  usage  in  its  advertising  and 
it  is  entitled  t')  the  exclusive  advantage  thereof. 
On  the  other  hand,  prncflcally  any  half-Inch  site 
spark  plug  will  fit  and  work  In  .a  Kortl  engine,  and 
any  owner  of  a  Ford  car  an  substitute  for  a  worn- 
out  or  unsatisfactory  plug,  coming  in  the  car  from 
the  factory,  any  plug  he  desires.  While  the  ad- 
verti8eu»«nts  anii  emtons  of  defendant  have  never, 
in  so  many  wortls,  set  out  that  defendant's  plogfl 
were  factory  eijulpment  for  Ford  cars,  it  has  used 
eipressions,  such  as  "standard  spark  plug  for 
Fords,"  whiih  are  eab  uiated  to  make  the  ordinary 
purchaser  think  such  plugs  are  used  by  the  Ford 
Company  for  factory  oiiulpment. 

It  may  be.  as  contended  iiy  defendant,  that  th« 
word  "standard"  refers  to  the  size  of  the  plug  nnd 
has  a  well  defined  meaning,  as  s\)ch,  in  the  auto- 
mobile trade  That  i**  no  defi-n-,.'  ..r  .lustiflcation  if 
the  use  of  ir  In  thi's  connection  will  [irobably  de- 
ceive the  ordinary  pun  baser  into  thinking  he  Is  par- 
chasing  the  factciry  eiiulpmeut  plug.  It  is  not  the 
tntde  meanlnK,  nor  even  the  dictionary  n)e«nlng, 
()f  a  term  or  expression,  which  governs  in  unfair- 
competition  cases.  It  is  the  meaning  which,  an- 
der  the  condition  .and  circumstances  usually  attend- 
ing salea.  would  be  conveyed  to  the  ordinary  pur- 
chaser of  the  jtrticle  in   question      In  this  respect, 


OCTOBEB  18,  1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


403 


the  law  la  the  same  as  in  cases  of  misbranding  or 
mislalmling.  ( Hee  linyal  liaking  Povulei  Co.  v. 
Emerm)n,   C.   C.    A.    270    Fed.,  429,    43r).)      In   our 

Judgment,  the  uj!e  of  the  word  "standard"  as  here 
used  Is  deceptive.  The  expression  "Ford  core,"  as 
here  U9e<l,  is  also  objectionable.  While  it  is  useful 
to  the  parties  it  is  not  always  advisable  for  the 
court  to  undertake  to  define  in  detail  the  precise 
llndts  within  or  without  which  the  defnidant  can 
safely  act  in  itj»  romiH'tition.  It  is  often  the  wis«'r 
course  U)  lay  down  general  lines,  'ihe  genenil  rule 
to  1»<:>  applied  In  this  case  in  resivet  to  nil  of  the 
claimtil  unfair  acts  is  that  defendant  is  free  to  ' 
state  that  lis  jilugs  ciiu  be  u.sed  in  Ford  engines  and  j 
that  its  cores  <an  be  us^xl  in  Chani|iion  plugs,  but  it  1 
must  not  use  any  expression  or  do  any  act  which 
will  cun\t'y  tu  th«  (ualinary  pnrehft,<w>r  the  imi»re8- 
siou  that  its  [ilugs  and  cores  either  ore  of  Cham 
pi<jn  manufacture  or  are  used  as  Fort!  factory  i 
equlinnent.  .\n  iinjx>rtant  consideration  in  the 
8coi)e  of  application  of  this  general  rule  is  that  the 
evidence  establislies  iuid  the  court  found  that  the 
defendant  .m  ted  with  the  intention  of  causing  the 
buying  public  to  believe  its  plugs  were  made  by 
complainant  and  were  the  factory  eipiipment  plugs 
us.'d  by  the  I'ord  Comiiany.  We  apiirove.  there 
fore,  the  appli<ation  of  this  rule  as  made  by  the 
trial  court  in  paragraphs  11  and  12  of  its  order. 
Champion  Company  appeal. 

The  cross  a|ii)eal  of  the  complainant  presents  the 
question  of  whether  the  decn't'  as  to  ac-counting  for 
unfair  comi>etitioii  should  have  allowed  profits  as 
well  as  damages. 

[9]  A  motion  to  dismiss  this  cross  appeal  has 
t>een  here  filed,  based  on  the  ground— 

of  lack  of  Jurisdiction,  b.v  i-pason  «tf  the  fact  that  aalri 
cross  appeal  does  not  fomo  witliin  tlie  provisions  of  either 
sectlofi  128  or  section  l.'!*  of  the  .Tnndicinl  Code"  fComp 
St  ,  sees.  111:0,  1121.) 

Section  128  regulates  api)eals  to  this  court  from 
final  decrees  in  the  district  court.  Section  129 
regulates  api>eals  from  interlocutory  decrees  of  in- 
junetion  or  receivership.  The  cross  api>ellant  bases 
no  right  to  this  apiH'al  upon  section  129  but  con- 
tends tlie  decree  is,  in  this  respect,  final  as  to  it. 

This  decree,  made  after  a  hearing  upon  the  mer- 
its, declared   the   validity  of   the  patent.  Infringe 
ment  thereof,  the  existence  of  unfair  competition, 
and   the   right   to   recover  on    account   both   of   in- 
fringement and  of  unfair  competition.     As  to  the 
Infringement,    it    allowe<l    recovery   hoxh   for  dam- 
ages  and   profits      As  to   the  unfair   comi>etltion, 
it  allowed  recovery  of  damages  only.     It  then  re- 
fenv<l  the  matter  to  a  si)ecial  master- 
to  take  an  account   of  defendantB  profits  as  to  the   first 
cause  of  action  lieroln   ( Infringement]  and  plaintiff's  daui- 
ages  ns  to  ttotti  cansfs  of  nrtion  liereln  nnd  to  assess  the 
same  and  t.)  rtport  tbereon  to  this  court. 

It,  also,  provided-- 
that   the  question   of  increase  of  damages   under  the  first 
cause  of    action,    and    all    further    cfuestioDa,    be    reserved 
until  the  coming  in  of  the  inastw'a  report. 

The  very  recent  case  of  Simmon^  Co.  v.  Orier 
RroH.  Co.  (258  U.  S..  82;  42  Sup.  Ct..  196:  GO  L. 
Ed.,  — ;  312  o    <J.,  S2fi),  declde.l  by  the  Supreme 


Court,   February  27,  1!>22.  to  which   our  attention 
litis  lieen,  wltli   commendable  consideration,   called 
since  the  argument  by  counsel  for  the  cross  appel- 
lant,  .leems  to  definitely   settle  that   this  de<Tee  l9 
not  final   within  the  meaning  of  sivtion   1'2S.     To 
the  same  effect  Is  ex  parte  Satumnl  Knamclinff  Co. 
(201  V.  S.,  156;  26  Sup.  (^t,  40*:  50  L.   Kd..  7C>7  ; 
t  121  O    (i.,  1679).  where  a  cross  apin-al.  presenting 
the  same  logal  situation  :is  here,  \\as  dismissed  for 
■   want   of  Jurisdiction.     The   mulion   tc   (li.suii.ss  the 
j  ero.ss  appeal  is  sustained. 

I       The  <.rder  is  that  the  cross  apinnil  be  dismissed 

'  for  want  of  Jurisdiction  :   tluit  ihc  decree  be  modl- 

'  lied  !.'  require  recovery  oji  a<.ount  of  infringement 

1   to  b"  .ainfined  to  usage  of  the  tlan^'e  i  caskets:  and 

that,  as  so  modified,  tlie  decree  bo  atlirmed  without 

prejudioe  to  the  complainant  to  apply  to  the  trial 

;   court,  at  any  time  before  final  decree  therein,  for  a 

i   modlti'-ntion  of  its  order  denying  ri>'.'\cry  of  jirnflts 

i.n   a. ■count  of  unfair  competition. 


ADJUDICATED  PATENTS. 

(C.  C.  A  111.  •  Moon:>  patent.  IKM.491,  for  lot-omo- 
tive  boiler  furnace.  //cW  not  infringed.  I'nircrsal 
Arch  C".  V.  .4taenctjn  Arrh  Co..  290  Fed    Rep.  ti47. 

fC,  C.  A.  N.  Y.  t  McWiliinins  patents.  920.490 
and  1,137,413,  Held  invalbi  \V<  ytityrfhounp  flrc- 
tric  <{-  Mffi.  Co.  V.  Metropolit'ih  lllrctrv  Mfp.  Co  . 
21K)  Fed.  Hep.,  661. 

((".  ('.  .\  111.)  (Jaines  patent.  9:',4.irM.  for  loco- 
motive ttoiler  furnace.  Held  void  for  lack  of  iitven- 
tlon.  LniverKol  Arch  Co.  v,  American  Arch  Co., 
2;K)  Fed.  Hep.,  647. 

(C.  ('  A.  111.)  C.rahani  Jv  (-erman  patent,  934.- 
T2;i,  for  locomotive  lioiler  ftirnace.  Held  valid  and 
infringed.  Uniicrgal  .If//  Co.  v.  Amcncan  Arch 
Co..  21X)  Fed.  Rep.,  647. 

(C.  C.  A.  111.)  Doster  patent,  986.69S.  for  rail- 
way tie  plate,  not  infringed.  Lnndte  v  NcJ/cr-,* 
Mfij.  Co.,  21K)  Fed.  Rep.,  Sll. 

(('.  C.  A.  I1I.1     Moore  iiatent.  ;>90.37.a,  for  arch  for 
locomotive    boiler    furnaces.    Held    n.it    infringe<l. 
rniicr.snl  Arch  Co.  v.  American  Arch  C"..  290  Fed. 
Ueie.  647. 

(C,  C,  .\  Ohio.  I  McKe.sson  imVnt.  1,02.S.5S2.  for 
device  for  .administering  amesthetics,  Held  not  In- 
fringed.     Hcidhrink   v.   McKcsi<on,  290  Fed.   Rep., 

(C.  C.  A.  Ohio.  I  McKesson  patent,  1.028,583, 
for  device  for  administering  anu'Sthetics.  lleid  not 
infringed.  Hcidbrink  v.  McKes-ivik.  290  Fed.  llci>., 
665. 

(C.  C.  A.  lll.>  Neff  Itatent,  1.046,(Xk.*^,  l.^r  brick 
for  locomotive-furnace  arches.  Held  net  infringed. 
l'uiver.<<al  Arrli  Cn  \.  Ajiuriiaii  \>ch  Co.,  2S»0  Fed. 
Kep..  647. 

(C.  C.  A.  111.)  Moore  iwtent.  1.069,974,  fr  lock- 
ing brick  for  locomotive  furnac  sirches,  claitn  3, 
HcH  void  for  lack  of  iuviutlon.  I'nncrsa}  irch 
Co.  v.  Americnn  Arrh  C-...  290  V^^^    Hep  ■  ''^"- 


404 


A.   I 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


C.  C.  A.  nil)     NeCf  patent,  1,138,031,  for  brick 
arch  for  l(x:oniotive  boiler  furnaces.  Held  void  for 
;H-k  (if  inventi<in.     L'niier>ial  Arch  Co.  v.  Atnericdn 
ed.  Rep.,  *Vil 

\  Neff  patent.  1,13.S,033,  for  brick 
for  Ii«'iimotive4funiace  arches,  claim  5,  Held  in- 
valid and  oth«r  claims  not  infrinee<i.  f'nirrrxal 
Ar<h  Cn.  V.  AiAerican  Arch  Co.,  29<:)  Fed.  Kep  ,  f>47. 

H,\  C.  A.  111.)     Moore  patent,  l,13«,a37,  for  brick 

ocnrnorivfitMijier-furriai-t'   arclit-s,    Hrhl    rnT    ii,^ 


of  weldini;:    He.  13, ',m     M    Altman,  ApparatU8  for 

weldiiii:  the  iiitH'tltii:  tHlirt's  of  metallic  articles,  de- 
'■ree  adjudging  Patent  1  02s,(».3',»  iiiv.alld  as  to  claims 
1.  4,  and  "^.  l.li'i  T*"^)  invalid  as  to  claims  7  and  12, 
and  1.141,')»>.^  iin  i!id  Hi!!  di8ini.s.^e<l  v^■ithout  preju- 
dii'C  as  r,,  p.-it^'tits  l,l-'4,7r.r.,  l,lL>4.7t)f),  and  Re. 
13,tUl,  Ir  I'.  N    It    <)(ii(.  I  K.   I)  I     The  Klyria  Iron 


for 


.4/))criran  Ar^h  C< 


-«il  Arch  Co. 
\  I . 

Rogers  patent,  1.^7'^.7.''.2,  for  ro- 
liiconiorive   Ixiiler    fum.ace,    Uehl 


friiiired.     f'nc 
2?t«'  I''e<l.  Rep., 

'<•.  (',  A.  III. 
frai'f.iry    wall    In 

valid  and  irif riijtred.     Unirrrsal  Arch  Co.  v.  Aineri- 
ran  Anii  Co..  ix'J  Fe^i.  Rep.,  647. 

(C.  C  .\.  N.  y.  )  Grosvenor  patent,  l,l:^<:}.477,  for 
pn>«-es,s  fur  harilening  siccati\e  coatings,  Held  \oid 
frir  la^'k  of  invf'iitinn.      W enh<jn\e-Knr\)en  Dryer  C 

<-utkr  Dry  Kiln  Co..  2'.X}  Vei\.  Rv\>,  025. 

;  Newman  patent,  1.212. so,",,  f,,r  a 
nient.  Held  invalid  and  not  ;nfririi:e.l. 
I'jer,  290  Fed.  Rep..  S12. 

,1.)  Moffat  patent.  1,255.'*19,  claims 
3  and  4.  for  a  file.  Held  void  t>ecause  patentee  was 
not  inventor.  Joseph  Ross  d  Co.  v.  Wigder,  290 
Fe<i.  Rep.,  788. 

(C   C.  A    Ohi|).  t     Heidbrink  patent  1,205,910,  for 
nistering  anipsthetics.  Held  irnalid. 


(C.  C.   A,   11 
reinforet-d  gun 
SJicahan  v.  Ma 

>  C.  C.  A.  N. 


device  for  a  dm 


Heidbrink  v.  McKe.^Hon,  290  Fed.  Rep.,  Wo. 

(C.    C.    A.    Oliio.  I      Heidbrink    patent,    1.309.t'>.*i6, 
fur  device  for  administering  anapsthetics,  claims  6 


and  7,  Held  not 


290  Fed.  Rep..  i*)i) 


(  <•.  c.  A.  Ohi 

device  for  adm 

fringf'd, 

"V     (■      A 

«l:o>T    drii-k    U 
fnr  laik  I'f  inv.'i 


(Notices  under  s- 

'•:"s.47-^      W, 
tr^es.  suit  fi'.ei! 


A    Steel    C'l.    >  t    '// 
Ufu.   Co. 

1,07; '.*u.",  !•:    M    I'!-;,! 

coop:    1  ,.'V_M.:mi,".,    .1,    (lar 


I  III-    Anii-rtrdn    Welding    rf 

iiMc.  ('on\*'rf ibie  crilt  and 
i!;iiii,  I'lTtable  i.Tih.  D.  C, 
('-/'    ■.  ,    W',<Hl^tork  Mfij.  Co.. 


ln< 


I'iiiai  dtM  !•>■♦■  fnm-f'd   '>v\\t 


1923. 


infringeil.     Heidbrink  v    MrKe.*.-<on, 


it>.  I     McKesson  pab'nt,  1.320,'.»0'>,  for 

nisteriii::  an:esthetirs.  H'hl  nnr  in- 
M(Ke.%iion,   21»0   Fed.    Kefi  . 


l,124.7r>«'..      i  S.'.>   l.o-js.o;;;*  , 

1,124,760.      (Set-    l,02.s,(i.39,  ) 

1,124.7(56       (See  l,02S.f).3;).  .i 

l,141,0a^,      (.^ee  l,n2s,o:!'.t  i 

1,173,079,  F,  F  W.  .\  loxandcrsufi,  Seb-ctive  tun- 
i!ii:  <.\striii,  suit  fib'd  .•^ipt  2M.  ]'.t23,  I».  C.  S.  D. 
\  V  .  I)or.  i:  -21  ]:2Tk  H'Vlin  Corji  of  .^tnerica  ct  al. 
V .   A  in.<ro  l'y<idnrt<.  hn  , 

1,29."..'.'',  1 .  .(,  .M  I,<M\.M-  jr  ,  .Vutnniatic  bundling 
.iml  t\iiiL'  iiiai.'liiiio.  suit  tiltMl  S.'pr.  13.  1923,  D.  C, 
.V.  I),  r.iijf.  !.,,,.  i;  1111.7,  .]f  Ixi'c'.jr..  v.  VTeel 
Lumber  (,'n 

l..'lor.,3f^),  l.:;tir,,;',t;].  r  .J.  Ilolslag,  Alternatinp- 
I'urrent  weldin;:  trunsf.uMjier :  l,.30r).363,  same, 
Altern.iriii;;  current  nu'tallicarc  cutting  and  weld- 
ing apparatus,  suit  tiled  .luly  2s,  192.*!.  I>.  (."..  E.  D. 
N.  Y..  Dor.  1.30J.  Fleetnc  An-  Cuttituj  d  Welding 
Co.  V.  F.  C.  Maxuell  Co..  Die. 


l,.30r,,361. 
l,3">r...3tv!. 


f.^e»'  l,30r».36O. ) 
(See  1.30r..300  ) 


Heidbrink    \ 
1 


i.  1  Wilier  [.a  tent.  1..342.'.»31.  fr>r 
r  ','i<-<<\\ii>rlvf^  funiaff'^.  flfld  ■,  oid 
M'lri       '  nil  t  I  till  Arch  I'o    \    A>ne''- 


m  Arch  Co..  2'M)  Fed    Rep..  647. 


PATENT  SUITS. 


t!<::l.  R.'vj*..,!  Sfariitrs 


H  amended 


F.    I>avpy.    I'ro-^ess    of    rft'nforcin. 

.^^^pt.  1,  i:t23,  I).  ('  .  II,  Conn  ,  \un' 
1'm3,   The  D'lir^  Trrr   Expert  Co.   v,  ./,    A     .\f.r.ain. 
•■^.Miip.    suits  fil 
I<M,',  ]fn>">.  The 
Ut}    d    '"arberry 


ol   Sf"[  r.    \-},   r,>23,    D.    C    D.   Conn. 

.'xiit^u  Tree  Fxpprt  Co  v.  MclMunh- 
Sanie,  D  Md.,  Doc.  F  37<?.  The 
Davey  Trre  F.x'..ert  Co.  v.  R\  Fontaine  (Tree  Sur- 
geon Co.). 

1,02s. 039,  H  F,  Livingston.  Doufile  -ree  ;  1,124,- 
7r.6.  M.  B.  Lloy:l.  Tube-welding  ma.hlne,  1.124,760. 
same,  <'onfinuous  welding  nuvhanisni  ;  1.124.766, 
BaiDC,   Tube-wf>Ii!ing   prorps-s ;    1,141.C»»>.*^.    s.-ime.    .\rt 


1.31.", 700,  .1  H  P.rego;it,  Pron-ss  for  the  re(  overy 
of  \olati:e  solvtMits.  suit  tiled  .-^ept,  1*^,  1923,  D.  C. 
D  ("onn,,  I>o<'  ir,77.  '//o  Itri  (put  Corp.  of  .America 
\  .    '/.upon   I.'  'ithrr  ('h.tli   Co 

l,.''.21,'.K.t;"i,      I  .^tv   l,n7'.<,67."i  i 

1  .36;i.3;tt,  l,.36s,271.  l„;71.2r,2,  1,371. 40S,  1.379.306, 
N.  M,  I/ower,  l.oroiiiotri  f  stoker,  suit  filed  Sept.  19, 
T.»2:;,    D.    C,    .<     D     Mill,,,    D.K-.    F    32,3.    Loroiuotiic 

Stiil.tr  '''/,    \,    The  llimnn   Stoker  Co. 

1, ,36s. 271.     (  Sf,-  ].:;>■:]. :;r:\  i 
I,o7i,2o2.     (  See  1.3*;;!,;:;;;;  < 

1 .37 1 ,4HS.      I  See   1 ,36>."..3;>;i. ) 

1.379,396.      (Se.-   I,;!ts'>,:a3. ) 

1,4.">4,322,  S.  l.och.  (■oUMTtibU'  watt.'h,  unit  file<l 
.May   1.".    I'.i23.    D.    C,    S.    D     .\.    V,   Doe.    i;   26/344. 

.s,  J.ni  li  \.  {  'I'uf^t'in  >t  '//.  t.Jfin  Jrirelri/  Mf(). 
Co.).  I>e<Toe  t»'m[)oraril,\  fiijoinini:  niid  n-straiu- 
ing  defend.-ints,  liU-d  Sopr.  L'l,  192.'V 

Ho.  13.i>41.      (  See  1  ,o2s.i  »;;•,»  i 

T.  .M.  lo2.f)73.  The  Cloar  \'ision  I'uinp  Co.,  (Jaso- 
liue  dis[H'nsini:  de\iof.  suit  tiled  Se[»t.  1*^,  1923, 
1)  C,  i:.  I».  Okla  .  Doo,  .'UWV.t,  The  Clear  Visiijn 
t'ump  Co    V.  (t    11    I.t  i)in\or\.  et  al 

I  te.s.  6,41, S7S  Pardee,  Dewire  &  Sujxtrter,  Radiator 
cap,  Consent  d»"  rt'«'  for  plaintiff  ai'knowledging 
payment  of  ilaiuaties.  c»c  ,  fcir  [)n.st  infringement 
.and  enjoinint;  further  infrinu'enxnit.  I).  C,  W.  D. 
Mich.  (S.  D  I,  Miller  ,i  rnrdte.  Inc..  v.  .4.  J. 
liro'her  ct  a!.  S.inif,  sidt  filed  Sept.  13,  1923. 
D  C.  N.  D  C.ilif,  Doc  i:  111.'',  l/i7/er  d  I'nrdee. 
liir  .  V.  C'i''l('T]  c,,iir  Ttrn^R  Mfg.  Co..  Inr. 


TRADE-MARKS 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE,  OCTOBER  16.  l\m. 

[Vol.  315.     No.  3.] 


The  following  trade-marks  are  published  in  comphance  witii  section  6  of  the  act 
of  February  20,  1905,  as  amended  March  2,  1907.  Notice  of  opposition  must  be  filed 
within  thirty  days  of  this  publication. 

Marks  applied  for  "under  the  ten-year  proviso"  are  registrable  under  the  provision 
in  clause  (b)  of  section  5  of  said  act  as  amended  February  18,  1911. 

As  provided  by  section  14  of  said  act,  a  fee  of  ten  dollars  must  accompany  each 
notice  of  opjx)sition. 


8er  No  128,994  (CLASS  39.  CLOTHING.)  Am«bi- 
(AN  Wnoi.KSAi.i-  <()HPuKATiuN,  BHltimoie  and  Cumber- 
land, .Md.     Filed  Feb.  2.S,   1920. 

Jwzukind 


Particular  description  of  goodx      Meu'a,   Women's,   and 
Children's   Pyjamas   and    Nightshirts. 
daimn  use  since  July   1,   1918. 


8er.    No.    137.451. 


(Cr..\SS    42.      KNITTED.    NETTED. 


AN1>      TK.XTII.i;      FAIiltlCS.j       Thb    Ekwin     Votto.n 
Mills  Co.,  West  Durham,  N.  C.     Filed  Sipt.  22.  1920. 

EMPRESS 


Particular  detcription  of  gooda. 
Claims  use  since  1906. 


rVnimg  In  the  Piece. 


Ser.  No,  144,209.  iCL.iSS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.»  Joseph  Edwin  Woi.r,  doing  bnsin»'8s  as  J.  E. 
Wolf  AdTertislng  Co.,  Boston.  .Muss.  Filed  Mar  1, 
1921. 


Pai  tirular    detcription    <,f    {ju'idn. — Prlntlns.    Stamping, 
EmtMissiQi:,    I.itliographing.    and    EiiRraviii^:    Work    in    Con 
npctidti  with  StatlonfTv,  nnd  Particularly  Pill  and  Ijetter 
Heads.    Tags,    Envolopcs,    I'lirchnse    Order    J-'orms,    State- 
ments,  and  Blotters. 

Chiiiug  use  sin<f  Feb.    1,    1921. 


Ser  No  144,811.  (CLASS  3.'5.  BELTING.  HOSE.  MA- 
>  IlINKRY  r.VCKING.  AND  NONMETALLIC  TIKES.) 
The  <;oodtear  Tiuic  A;  Kibbek  Company  of  Cah- 
FOK.MA,    Los    Angeles,    Calif.      Filed    Mar.    16,    1921. 


Partu-Mlar  ilenaiption  of  noodK. — ^^^lastic  ^"('hi(•l.•  Tires 
Composed  Wholly  or  in  rait  of  RubtxT.  .\uto  Tire  i'laps, 
Rellners,  Strap-On  Roots  Tdmpo.spd  of  Rubber  and  Fabric. 

ClaitnH  wr  siiifp  on  or  .nlKuit   Sept.   4,   1920. 


s,T.  No.  nt'MM,     mla.^s  4t).    inons  and  ingredi- 

E.NTS     I.)F     FOOFS  Fkay     <',\m)V     Compam,     Inc., 

New   York,   N,   Y.      Filed   Apr,   22,   1S<21. 


V,iri\.<niiif  ill  nn  iftiriti   'if  nooda. — Cjuidy 
I  liiimx  use  since  Mar    28,   1921. 


Ser  No  HT.nO.'l  (CLASS  4fi  FHOHS  ANI'  INi;KFr>I- 
FNTS  mF  foods.)  ,\bk.uiam  Touen.  Baltiinor«>.  Md. 
Fil-.l    M.MV    2,    1921. 


Particular    description    af    i^n'idt    — Sliortfning,    a    Cot- 
tonseed-Oil  Product. 

Claimt  use  since  Apr.   13,   •i921. 

40^ 


406 


8er.    No.    149.089. 
CLUDING    ENO 


OFFICIAL  (iAZETTE 


OCTOBEK  16, 1923 


(CLASS    19.      VEHICLES,    NOT   IN- 
NES,)      The    I.lijyd    MANcrAcrcKixG 


Company.  Menon  Inee,  Mich.     Filed  June  13.  1921. 

LOOM  WOVEN 

Particular     detrription     of     goodt. — Baby     Carriage*. 
Sulkies,   an«l   Srrollire. 

I  laimx   u<-'  since  Jar:     -4,    1918. 


S«r.    No,    150. .■?6.'!.       (CLA.S8    48        MVLT    BEVBBAQB8.   , 
EXTRACTS.    AND    r.I'U'ORS  Ji.sF.rn    E     M.a.jncs,    ' 

doin^  business  li   l^ritan  Ma!t  Extract  Co.   (Not  InCK 

Pi  ■■,!    Julv    i4.    IftJl. 


Particular   dffcr^ 
Claims  use  since 


Ber.   No.    151,102. 
I'AREK  MATKH 
Tex.      Filed   Juh 


•  tion    o'  poo'/<i,--.Malt   Extracts. 
Februnrv,    1919 


(CLAS.S    1       RAW   OR   PABTLY-PHE- 

.VI. S  '     The  S.  fii  Kr.i.KdPK  Co..  Dallas, 
29,    1921. 


-Vv)    claim    is    mail-'    to    the    words    "  Famous   tho    World 


Over,"  ■■  Trad*'  Mjiirk. 
••  riallai,  Texa.'i,  U  S. 
tk»  drawing. 

Particular      det- 
I^^ather,     Tanned 


A 


Brand,"    'Manafacturt^d   by  "   or 
apart  from  the  mark  shown  In 


■rtpfton     of     poods. — ^Tanned     BanMM 
Skirtinn    L^atlMtr     ( BriDjf    a     Leather 


Covering  Saddle*  and  a  I,^athfr  for  Htid^'s  and  Riding 
Equipment).  Tann->il  Collar  L«'ather  t  Belnj;  a  Leather 
for  th<-  Hack  anil  Fart-  of  Hnrse  Collars),  Tiiniiod  Strap 
I^'atber  lUeliik'  a  1-eather  for  Men's  Helts.  Riding  Bridles, 
I.in'>«,  Etf  I.  Taiint'd  W-'o]  Skins  (Belnc  n  Sheepskin 
I>eath"r  with  Wool  .\ttarhed.  Known  In  the  Trade  ai 
Wool  Skiri.s  ah'i  fsf.i  for  Limn,'  Saddles.  Skirts,  and 
Harness  I'nrtsi,  Trinii>>ii  Soli»  LfatloT,  and  Tanned  Sheep- 
skins (Being  the  Snme  Sort  of  I^'nther  as  Tanned  Wool 
Skins  Except  That  Th.re  Is  No  Wool  Attached  to  the 
Skin  this  Item  Beint'  twil  for  Horse  Collam  and  for 
Toot    and    Sitoe    LUiinKH  i 

Clann*  ««e  since  about   July   1.    1920. 


S,T     No.    1.^2. '.ioO 
ClOrS  MKT\1. 

f''\{v\ N V.    r. ii\ i 


(CI^SS    28       JEWELRY    AND    I'RE- 

WA!;r  IjdHHAVI        .VIaM  F.^CTt  aiNQ 

■' lo. ,     K.     I         Kil.'d     .KuK      27,     1921. 
f  f!ie  act  of  Ml-     i;'     1020 


GORHAM 


I'nrtt'U  -tr  Iri^r^-ipnon  of  1  i.)d*  .I-ASt'lry  T^"lIes.  I'ow- 
d-r  Puff  Box  -  \  ,1'i'rv  I'a^.x.  T'ciik  Sfts,  Pons,  Fountain 
Pens.  Pencils,  Emsers.  Blotr(»r<  1. otter  t)p<»ner«t.  Pipes, 
CiiT.Tr  an. I  ri4a!'''r.>  Holders;  Pipe,  (jjcar.  and  Cl)?arette 
'as.-;  Boxt'i,  .It-  111,1  Humidors.  Canes,  Wbipa  and 
Crops,  El<vtrl."  l.ain;iv  .n*!  Illertrnliers  ;  Cutlery — 
Nam-'ly,  Knt\''.>j.  I'"ork-j.  S;.ioii-  Srl^sorti,  and  Poultry 
Shears:  Table  r,la.ssware.  Bottles  and  Ornamental  Glaaa- 
ware.  Table  ("rockery.  Xases.  Ornamental  I'orcelaln 
Waro,  Jars.  Jardlnlftres,  Bfiwls.  and  Jewelry  for  Personal 
Woftr,  Not  lucindlng  W.atcbea  All  of  the  Abore-Enumer- 
atetl  Articles  Being  Made  In  Part  or  Haring  Handles  or 
Parts  Made  of  SterMne  Silrer 

CViiwM  u»e  since   1904 


Ser  No  ins  ?-'i4  irr  ASS  ] .'.  OILS  AND  GREASES.) 
Bar.nsdai.i.  Hekising  Comia.vt.  Tulsa,  Okla.  Filed 
Sept.    23.    1921 


The    word   "  Gaa "   Is   hereby    disolaim-'d   except    in    con- 
nection with  the  other  features  of  the  mark. 

Pariie^lar  ie^criptUm  of  'locdx      Motar  F^iel  Oil. 
riaimu  —t  since  Mar.   1.    1021. 


S. 


No     1.^4,718       tCl.vSS    19.      \  BHICLES.    NOT    IN- 
rLDr>ING    ENGINES  Vtxo    Spbcialties    MAXt'FAC- 

TTBINO    Co..    San     Franris' 0.    '  ■,iif.,    and    St     Joseph, 
.Mich.      Filed    Oct.    29,    1921. 

pBEDNAUt 


Pmrticuiar  detcription   of  pouds. — Shock    .4baorbert  for 

Aatomoblles. 

Claims  «,».-   sinre  July   l.   1921. 


OoTOBn  16, 11»23 


r.  S    PATENT  OFFICE. 


407 


Ser.  No.  1M.108.  (CLASS  18.  HARDWARB  AND 
PLUMBING  AND  STEAM  -  FITTING  SUPPLIES.) 
Mni.i.n:  MrTAt.H  Company,  Port  Huron,  Mich.  Filed 
Nov    30,  1921. 

\ 


MUeLLER 


No  Claim  Is  made  to  the  words  "Trade  Mark"  apart 
from   the  association  as  shown. 

Parti(~ular  description  of  goods. — Non  Ferrous  Metal 
Tubing  Not  Fabricated   Into  Finished   Articlea. 

Claims  use  since  Nov.   16,  1921. 


Ber.   No     I5e5,s(52.      (CLASS  46.      FOODS   AND   INOREDI 
ENT8    OF    FOODS.)      Rand.vzzo    Macab<ini    Mro     Co., 
St.   Louis.  Mo.      Filed   Dec.    17,   1921. 


No  claim  Is  made  to  the  words  "  RInomato  Paatiflclo. 
Stile  Italia.  Spedallta.  MaccheronI  e  Pastlne  D  O^'nl 
Cienere  Prenii.itn.  Marcn  "*  except  when  aseoclated  with 
tho   trade  mark  as  shown. 

I'artimlar  description  of  cood«.— MacaronL  Spaghetti, 
Noodles.    VermlCfdll,   and   Similar   Italian    Paste   Products. 

Claims   u«<'   since  Nov.    l.l.   1921. 


Ber.  No  157.788.  (CLASS  23.  CUTLERY.  M  \CHINERY. 
AND  TOOLS.  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.!  We.stkiln 
Pump  Company,  DaTenport,  Iowa.     Filed  Jan.  11,  1922. 

Particular  detcription  of  goods. — Liqald  Pumpa,  Pooip- 
Ing  Systems,  and  Parts  of  Said  Pumpa  and  PuiaplBV 
Byttems. 

Claims  use  since  Mar.  IB,  1910. 


Ser.  No.  158,790.      CLASS  23     CUTLERY.  MACHINEBT. 
AND   T(X)IJ5,    AND   PARTS   THEREOF.  >      The   MlNa 

A.ND    Smki.tkb    SfPPi.T    Ci'.MPA.vY,    Denver,    Colo       Filed 
Feb    2,  1922. 


MAS 5 CD 


Parri<Ti/Jor  d€srription  of  goods — Ore-Mill  ami  Con- 
.-entrating-Table  Parts— Namely,  Mill  Ilrads.  Trunnions, 
Liners.  Grate  Bars,  Clamp  Bars.  S<iU-  Plate-^.  Caps, 
C\)nes,  CoupUnps,  Angles,  Wearing  Piates.  Gears, 
Pinions.  Btarincs,  Manhole  Covers.  Feeders,  Ridinc  UlnKs, 
Ridlnp  Tires.  Roller  Tires,  Base  Plates  Btarlnj:  Bases. 
Swivels,  Flanges,  Doors.  Spider  Sliafts,  Hinge  Ball 
Plates,  Column  Bases,  Gear  Guards,  Sli.  lis.  Channels. 
Springs,  Yoke  Chairs,  Yokes,  Br.'ickets,  Hand  Wheels, 
Drawbar  Plates,  Drawbars,  Side  Plates.  Bearing  Trusses, 
Bed  Frames,  Pitmen,  Toggle  Seats,  Pitman  Caps.  Tog- 
gles. Yoke  Guides,  Adjustint:  P.locks,  Bustlings,  Feed 
Boxes,  Riffles,  and  Decks. 

Claims    lite    since   on    or    nboni    Sej^t     25,    1920, 


Ser.   No     1 5'.t,'-.'i2,      (('L,\SS   -in 
ENTS    OF    FOODS.  1        ,\!:-:ir 
Boston,    Mass.      Filed    Feb    2 


lTtrii).<    *N!i    INGREDI- 

I"    r>oou   &   Co.    Inc., 

'.    lSt22. 


pcfutc^ 


Particular  description   of  goods. —  Haras      nd   Bacons 
Claims   use   since   July    ^,    1921. 


Ser.  No  159,868,  (CLASS  7.  COIil'AGE,)  Thi 
HOOTiN  &;  Ar.i.TsnN  CoMPANV,  Xiiii.i,  Ohlo  Filed 
Feb.  27,  1922. 


.^^.. 


^3_ 


No  claim  is  made  herein  for  representation  of  the 
rope  or  of  the  hands  In  the  drawings,  which  are  shown 
merely  to  illustrate  the  method  by  which  the  purple 
lineal  marker  or  label  may  be  detected  at  an  interme- 
diate point  In  the  rope.  The  trade  mark  coBslets  of 
an  elongated  lineal^  purple  marker  or  label  separate 
from  the  structural  part  of  the  rope,  but  located  In  the 
Interior  of  the  rope  and  inclosed  by  the  rope  strands. 

Particular  description  of  goods — Java  Hemp-Fiber 
Koi>e. 

(Jlaimt  ««e  since  Feb.  7,  1922. 


! 


408 


8«r.  No.  159.995 
ENTS    OF 
River,    Mats 


^ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBFB  16,  1923 


(CLASS  46.      FOODS  ANT)  INGREDI-   !    Ser.  No.   1«1,587,      (CLASS  46      FDODS  .WD  INGREDI- 

FOObS  »      Maboarbt    a.    Bottomi.ky,    Fall    '        KNTS   OF   FOODS)      The    Swbetman    Compwy,    Inc.. 

Ftll*-d    Mar     1.    1922.  St.    Louis.    Mo,      FUfd    Mnr     :n,    19'J2. 


BOtTOMLEYS 


lail 


fr 


No   claim    Is   m 

It's  i;...xl"   apart 
rlghr.'*  bflDg  rpllnrji. 

Particular    descr^p 
N'lt    Nff.Tts,    and 
Their  Natural  Sta 


te. 


AND   TOOLS,    AJN 
SiN'HB   A   BAr.D 
York.   N.  Y.      Fi  « 


e    to    thf'    words    "If    If.s    Buf tomlpy's. 

im  tiio  mark  sh'iwn,  tn>  "ommor.  iaw 
l.she.]. 

tion  of  goods. — Candy,  I''p  <"rfam, 
h.'llpd    Nuts    Saltp<!,    ("andipil,     ind    In 


May  1.  1921. 


'■I.VSS  _•:;     crTI-Fin-    M.XcniNFRY 
.'D    r.\RTS    THERKiii')       I^rtrid'.e, 

!v,    Iv-',    \Vllmin_"--:       I'^l       inil    New 

1    M.ir     7,    I!i22 


W/^RFORD 

The   mark   has  b^en   in   b^ina  fldp   usp   f^jr   nut   Irs--   rhnn 
One   year   In    InterstaM'    cimmprfp    t^,y    rhp    app!i<'ar,t 

f'artirultr    dexr^'^ption     o'     'joodg — A'ltnmoMle     Trans- 
miss  k)ns. 

Jar;,    1,",    lf»22. 


r;)jiiT7j»   uf   sir; 


Ser    N-,    ISO.Ss"; 


mL.\S.<  4rt  F0Or)S  AND  INiiREDI- 
ENTS  OF  FOOpS.)  Kansas  City  Ptre  Food  Co., 
Kansas    City.    mL,      Flle<l    Mar.    IS,    r;*2-'. 


HONEY  DEW 


I'articuUir  description   of  good^.  —  Ire-Cream    Cone.«i. 
Claims  use  since  May   1,   1921. 


Ber    No     HU.5Tr'         >  La?S  40       FOODS  AND   INGREDI 
KNTS  OF  FOOlis  .      Huw.^hd  Reed,  MarysviUp,   taUf, 
P'lled  Mar.  31,   1^-22. 

c\.WO  OKHARo 


Particular    d99cmpUon    of   goods. — Fres.i    Pearg. 
ClataM  Me  slnct   1901. 


Partii^ular    detrriptum    i,'    yund"  -    Wax    I'hewing    Gum. 
(■laif'<.i   ij..    <ii,   •■   Dec.  10,  l'J21 


Ser    No    I'VJ  J.;-.',     (CLASS  23.    (ITI.KRV,  MACHINERY. 

.\Nr>  T(HiI,S  WD  !',\!:TS  rilKH!:OF  I  \V,\RiiCN 
(.F:,Ui  I'R'jLitLis  CuMi'.v.Ni,  Warnn,  I'a.  Filed  Apr. 
12,  1922. 

WARFORD 

Particular     li^.'fr'-ip,' i-n     uj     juod-i.      .Vu  tiiniobiU'     Trans- 
mi8.s!on   MechanDnis 

(^laimit    u»f    'jiri'T     i'  niif    \',,v      1      1921 


S«r.  No  D>2.2>;7,  mL.ks.-J  i'-  !-(HiDS  ,\ND  IN(;UEDI- 
ENTS  ')F  IT)<M(.-<  I  K  A-  \\-  I'Hoof.  :s  (  n  ,  Nfilwau- 
kee.    Wis.       I-'iled    .\i<v.    l,;,    rj22. 


Particular  dencriptihn  fif  'jondu  — !>'  fJ^tTt    I'nddlng  Po^ 
ders 

t  laimn   usf  sjrii-''    Fi-h     .t     1'.'22. 


Ser    No     1H.".1>«T       (iI.\SS26.     ME.\.^r"RING   .\ND   SCI- 
ENTIFIC     APri.IANCES   )  STICW.tRT-WARNKH       Si'KKD- 

OMETEB   ("I'lif   H\:!-N.  iliicaKO,   III      Filed   May   1.   1022, 


Particular  descripiion  of  poodx  — In8tr\iments  for  In- 
dicating the  Temperatur**  of  Internal  rombuitlon  En- 
cine-*    and    Other    Mfi-hanisms    Subject    to    Heat. 

Claims  us*  alnce  July  1,  1921. 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


409 


Ser.  No  164,107.  (CLASS  4.  .\URASIVE.  I)ETER(;ENT. 
AND  POLISHING  MATERIALS.)  Harrt  E.  Hofk 
MASTKR.  Toledo,  Ohio.      Filed  May    19,   1022. 

MU-TO 

Particular     description      nf     gooil/i.  —General     Scouring 
Preparation  in  Liquid  Form. 
Claims  u.ie  since  May   12,  1922. 


Ser,  No,  li;i.20C,.  ((.T.ASS  :;s,  THINTS  AND  I'lBMCA 
TIONS,)  IiiVNiN  K,  UN'iAi;,  doiii*;  business  as  (rioi 
Artro,   Cincinnnii,  Ohio       Iiled   May   20,   1922. 

globArtco 

PartirnUir  dcKcripticm  nf  c/oi  ri*,-  ' "ii lendars.  Mailing 
Cards;  (  ut  Out  NoveltlrB  -Nami'Iy,  ,\iilnials,  Clowns, 
Paper  Dolls;  and  .\rtistic  Cards  Known  as  Kitchen  Re- 
minders. 

Claims  use  since  Jan.  2,  1022. 


S.  r  N..  1>-,.'  TST.  iCI.ASS  ■-■:!  ( TTI,  ICK  Y.  M  \  < '  1  i  I  NKK  Y. 
\N|i  TOdlS,  AND  PARTS  TIIKRKOI"  i  Df.xika 
M  \M  i-.\.  :  i  1(1  m;  Cc  ,  Detroit,  Mich.  I'iled  .lune  21. 
1022. 


The    drawing    Is    lined    to    d.note    the    color    oransre    or 
yellow. 

Particular    dcfcriptiun    of    f/oo'/.'t  -  - A'chicle    .lacks 
Clnimx  USP  Kinc.<   .\pr,   21,   1022 


Ser.  No,  it;.'.,s2(;,  .r[..\ss  i.s.  OILS  .\ND  ';ki;ases,) 
Si,^Miu;i.  Oil,  r'liMi'ANV.  Whiting.  Ind,  and  rhica>;o 
111.      I  il.'d  Jni;e  21,   1922 


Particular   description    of   goods. — Candles. 
Claims  u»e  ilnce  May   6.   1921. 


Ser.  No.  165,828.  (CLASS  15  OILS  AND  GREASES.) 
Standard  On.  CoMrANV.  Whiting,  Ind,.  and  Chicago. 
111.      Filed   June   21.   1922. 


T  lUJ   D 


Particular    di  xcription    of   nonds. — Can(!1('.s. 
Clatms  us-j  since  Apr.   17,    192i: 


Ser  No.  ICn.Slid.  ((T.ASS  15,  Oli.S  AND  GRiCASF 
SiwMi.uti,!  'ML  CoMrANV.  Whitinc,  Did,  and  Chii,' 
li:       Filed   .liHie  21.    1022. 


S  I 
k'o. 


Particular    di  fcripiion    of    goo<ix — ("nndn-s. 
(  laimn   \i^c  since  Apr,   17,    1022 


Ser,  No  Dr..8.34.  -(LASS  15.  OII,,<  ,\ND  (iUFASFS.) 
STA,\!iMiii  (MI,  (■()Mr-\N\.  \\hitiii_-,  Ind.,  and  Chicago, 
111.      FiU'd   Junr  21,   1922. 

KA10<HR0MB 


I'm  t  iriiii.     ih  .\rriiitiOK    of    ()00df  — (/andU'S. 
(  liint,^   UR      -Hi.  p   o,  t     25.    1921. 


Ser.  No,  Dr),078.  (CLASS  1.  RAW  OR  PARTLY  rKK 
I'ARFD  MATERIALS.)  Abrasme  Comia.n^  ]'.ri.le>- 
hurg,   I'iiiladelpliia,  Pa       I'lled  June  24,  1922. 

SanS'Slh 


Particular  description  of  goods. —  An  Abrasive  Material 
Consisting  of  Either  Natural  or  Artificial  Aluminotis 
Abrasive  Grains  of  Various  Sizes.  .According  to  the  S«rv 
ice  Required,  for  Impregnating  Cement  and  Composition 
Floors,  Walks,  and  Stair  Treads  to  Prevent  People  from 
Slipping  When  W.ilklng  on  the  Same 

Claims  use  since  Nov.  3.   1921. 


410 


S«r.  No.   187,383 
ENTS    OF    l(i< 


gan.   WiS.     I\ 


OFFICIAL,  GAZETTE 


OCTOBCB  16, 1928 


MI.ASS  4fi.      FOODS  AND  INQRHDI 
)[|^  I      Caitmbt   I'ackino    Co.,  Sheboy 


xd  Juij-  20,  1922. 


PpyALJERStY 

BRAND 

Th'     w  T'!    "Msi:.'!      il'^^^s    yiot    form    :i    part   nf   thp    regia- 
:r!Uinn   ^'^u^hr    i.^.i    :    !r..m    the   nsark  >ii(iwn   In   the  draw 

ParticnlAr   dencrip'.ion    uf   rjiXiA*. — *  anned   Peal. 
Vlaims  •«•<'    '•liic''  Jan    30,   1922. 


■:•,  No  !-.:  4sLt  (CLA.^S  42  KNITTKI'  NKTTKH, 
ANI>  ■I'EXTIl.K  I-ABRICS.i  K.'|,ki!T  Fi-^E-.  niM  !i 
Co     Inc.   N'.'kj  v..  k,   N.   Y.      Filfd   July   .'7.    192L' 


Ser.  No.  109,48.1  (CLASS  19.  VBUICLK8,  NOT  IN- 
«LL"DIN(J  ENt.l.NES  i  THE  (;oodtia«  Tiue  *  Rub- 
iiEU  Company,  Akron,  Ohio.      KUed   Sept.   15,   1022. 

GOOD#1fEAR 

The  mark  ''onslits  f  the  word  "r,oo<1ytar." 
Particular  (if  I'Hption  of  (7o'>dl«  vutomoblleg  and  Mo- 
tor Triickl,  \'.M!ici<-  Riin.s.  Motor-l 'rlrfu  BallooBB,  Free 
HallooTis,  Kiti  Hallnon;*.  Balloon  Pnbric,  Balloon  Valves. 
I  ijv^T'*  C'lf  .ViTDiil.ui-'  :\n<!  Balluon  Fuel  Tanks,  and  .Xero- 
stat   Acre-tnortt'n. 

cidimv  ui'  since  Nfny  1911,  on  tuillooas,  iierofltHts,  and 
pait.s  uiul  accf'SHories  thereof;  «lnc«  190W  on  rehlcle 
rima  ;  since  T't).  _■'.,  I'JIJO,  'Mi  ^lutoni'iliiles  ;iQd  motor 
trucks. 

•■^T  No  170,571.  (CI.AS.S  42  KNITTKD,  NETTED, 
AND   TEXTILE    FABRIcK.i      EvEiim .   MEanky   &  Co 

I.vc  ,   N.w    York.    \.   Y.      Filed   Oct.    11.    1922. 


ArM'icii!  Silk 


uA/JSTTi: 


Q\3E£4^ 


P','ff'C»Jar   '!i-\\i-rij,ti',n    >'  '/'/od.'*  — Silk   I'ie.-.'   (iuods  nni 


( .c>Od:<. 


r}'\\m.<   •(»■■    Ai<^c   Mar-h,    1022. 


PixrixcMla--    dt-irr  ip! ivn    o'    goodri. — Cntti'ii     I'rlut    Cloth 

la    the    IMec-.v 

'laimn   u.i<:   >):>•.  '.•   1  ft02. 


R.'r    No.    ITJ.i'.h;.        >.  L.VSv^  40       FOODS    .\ND   IN(}KEDI 
.<^r      N.      if;7.Tfc4.  CLASS     39        CLOTMINf;  )        Sy.vf  KNTS    OF    FOODS.)       LMWHi    Sr.;  ;  m  a  yki!.    lU.iiig    husl- 

Yoi!!\     M^iKtkr'rsii     Crri-riiiX';     Comimsy.     N-^w     Yirk  ;.•  ^-^     i-    !,     s   Ilinayer    \    S.iiiv    r.  Ct  iih-r' ,    Md        Filed 

N.   Y       Til-.;  ku-v  _',  1922.  '  ><t     \:i.    i:  22 


Dri-Lite 

I'artirii!  !'     '/A r  rip fioi;     fC    ':'iO'l-'  -     Usinrnats    for    M- 
(  '.um-i  u<:'  si-'.ce  about  Apr.    15,    19-2. 


Ser.  N.^  I'm 
ENTlFrr 
N     V       !■■ 


AIM 


I.\SS   2»;        MKA-t  RIN*;    AND    SCI 
I.I.WCKS  I      Fbei^  a.   Praor,  N- w  York. 
\'!_'    7     1322. 


Ludigraph 


P'!'tii„;,!<    d-Yrr!fiti'in    'if   r}/)04^ — >LTi"hInps    for    Print- 
ln_'.   I>.s>ii;_',   iinii   Aiiditlni<  Ti''ket.s. 
Claim$  f(.      ^  n        \;.r     18,    1922. 


N 


Mt),    !■-   iii.'id.'  ti'  the  word  "Brniid"  apart  from  the 
mark   -how,    in    th-'   driiwii::: 

ParUcular  dricription  of    Ktt<i».  —  Lard    and   Lard   Sob- 
Btltutes  nnd   compour.di 

'  .''im-i    u,t<'   sitir.'    Jnniiirv,    190S 


Ser     N...    ir,-<  or,:; 

i:rv       a    \v 

File.t     Scot. 


f  CLASS   .31 

run;!;,  St»ir: 
1922. 


P.VPER   AND  STATION 
joar  Nurombere,  f!«»rmanv 


rtA.W.  FABER 

I'  irtir-ulnr  il-\it'  ■  :  n'":'!  •:{  n'^i'id-'  T  •  ad  Pfiiclls.  Pencil 
H  >I!-r^.  Colorf  1  1'- ncil*.  Patent  PenciH,  Artists"  P.nclls 
T!<!  Lends  .'  r  "h-'in  C-pyine  IVnciN  Ink  Pitn-ils,  I'halk, 
ChCk  I'  niK,  Oialk  iloldtrs,  SIat>'  Penrils.  Erasers. 
Sliite  Boarils.  Rulers,  Drawing  Rabt>erB,  Blotters,  Pen- 
iiol(k'rH,  Fountain  F't  u«,  Memorandam  Books.  I*en  Boxes, 
Rubbers,  I.ettei  Stand.s,  I\)lillng  Boxes,  Erasing  Knives, 
I'encil  SharptnerH,  Filea  for  Sharpening  F'eocila,  India- 
liublier  Band.-i.  Milliireter  Paper,  Tracing  Paper,  and 
Tracing  Cloth 

fiaimt  MIC  since  Not.  19,  1921. 


S.-r  No  171.45;)  ML.VSS  ;2  FFRNITURE  AND  I'P- 
IloLSTCRY  I  H«ywooi>  VV\icKriELD  coMr.iNY,  Gurd- 
n^-r,    .Mas>       Fil-d    Nov.    1,   1922. 


Pffttiruhir  detcription  of  ffoo(J$. — Rnokcases,  Bedateada, 
r.uiTpts,    Burenus.   CI  Iffonl^rs  ;  Chairs  of  Wood,  Iron,  and 


OCTOBIB  16,  1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


411 


Ste«l — Namely,  Household  Chairs,  Hank,  Office,  and  Type- 
writer Chairs.  Morris  Chairs,  Chnpel  Chairs,  Folding  and 
I'ortable  Chaira,  Tablet  Armchairs,  Beach  Chairs,  Motor- 
Boat  Chair-:.  Open  Chairs,  Assenitdy  Hall  Chairs,  and 
Children's  llik'h  Ch.'irs  with  or  without  Conildnation 
Table  Atta(  hment:-i  ;  Couches,  Crndlea;  I><'ski  of  Wood. 
Iron,  and  Stttl;  School  Desk.s-i»C  the  Same  Materials  and 
School  Desks  TnTolviiii!  in  Combination  Therewiih  a 
Chair  or  s.-at.  Fo.. tstools,  Flower  Stands,  llatTnts. 
SettwK  of  Wood,  Iron,  and  Bteel  ,  Sld>l>oards  and  t^erving 
Table*,  Table*  for  G<  nernl  Honaehold  and  (itflce  I'w  r<  a 
WaKooH,  rmhrrdla  siunds  In  Wood  and  B' ed 
Claims   use  sin.-.-  i»ct.    1.    1922. 


Ser  No  171,ti62.  (CLASS  15.  OILS  AND  GREASES  t 
Sr.*Nn\u[>  on,  >*omiany.  Whiting.  Tnd.,  and  Chicago, 
111.      Fil(-d   Not.   6,   1922. 


Particular    (/( »r,  t>f  ion     of     nood.f      ^I'ltT'dMiin      Nll.v     to 
B.-   Used   for   Lubriciliiig   Pur[K>B«'s,   ui.t   for   .Mi''!i'  i!i:il   I'ur- 

poB»'S 

<laimii  unf   -iinc.    .Lipuary,   1922 


Ser.  No  172, .;;<,•'.  H  LASS  4fi.  FOODS  AND  INi.KKDl- 
ENT8  OF  FOODS  1  Ikwood  Fri  it  Growers  Ci  i  h, 
Inwood     W     Va       Filed   Nov     21,    1022. 


The     words     'Bra-id       and     "Apples"     are    hereby    dis- 
laimed  apart   from   the  other  features  of  the  mark. 
Particul(>r   dfi^rription  of  good*. — Freeh   Apples. 
Claims  use  since  September,  1920. 
315  O.  G.      27 


Ser.    No     172. Ror.        (CLASS    42        KNITTED.    NBTTKD. 
AND  TEXTILE   FABRICS  i      M.    H     RosENBBBo   A   C*    . 

New    York.    N     Y.       Hied    Dec.    1.    1P22. 


Jj/nettij. 


The  ilrawing  la  lined  to  repreaent  shading  only. 
VartxcvXdr  deacription  o/  j/oods.— Cotton  liece  Goods. 
c/(ji"i#  i««f  since  Nov.  1,  1922. 


Ser  No  17,i212.  iC^ASS  4.  ABRASIVE,  DETERGENT. 
AND  POLISHING  MATERIALS.)  The  E  F  K"S»  Co.. 
East  Stroudsbnrg,  Pa'.     Filed  Dec  11,  1922 


•2. 


The  drawing  is  lined  for  the  color  yellow 
Parlirtilar  (tf.yrription  of  .yood*  -Washiut; 
Claim'.   uKi    since  Oct.    1,   1922. 


I'oU.i. 


Ser.  No.  173. .'^32.  f CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGHEDL 
ENTS  OF  FOODS  I  LiJM-EN-GKi.ATi.stJ'.\URiKK  Dei.it, 
Delft,   Netherlands       Filed  r>ec.   14.  1922. 


The  geographical  term  "Delft.  Holland,"  is  distl:nn,.d 
apart  from  the  otlo-r  f.'alurcs  of  the  mark  shown  in  tii*' 
drawing. 

Particvlar  description  of  pood*  -(tplatin  1  sed  as  » 
Food  or  as   Ingredient   of  Foods. 

Claims  use  since  Nov.   19,  1920. 


412 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


S*.r     No.    ]T:;.t^!;t7        i  ill. ASS    4^').      KuOIiS   AM)    INGREDl- 


FNTS   OF    FO(.[isJ.      AHKAHAM    I..    H.ir..    Sarramento.    ;        EXTS    OK    FOODS  ,      (iii,K    Hrothrbs.    Kiefkek   Com- 
ili'-       Fil.'.l    r>^r.   l;j.    192_'.  i         PiVY.  New   Vnrk,  N.   V.      Fli^-d  Jan.   11,   iai'3. 


Ser    .\o.    174,441        (»  L.\SS   +♦>.      FoOUtS  A.NI)   INGREDI- 


/'art,,  „l.ir     ./«.■.   r|;,,'r-,ri     ;■     ./o.j'l:^  Flutter 


''  'III  III!  .•       ll.M        si  [l^-.-       I   S'JO 


S.T     v..    174, '•,<;.•  .  I    \>s     :■!       rl.uTIIlNf.   ,      Samtel 

K  V  N  s  I- !;     .l^qiiL'   r.iiMn.s-    ,  -   K.-inii.T  Skirt   r,,      Ni.u-   York, 
\      V        Fil-'-l    .r  II,      1  .;,    I'i.'^; 


^A  \*  ■\V\A.U ,, 

'^>^RX]r£r3kirt  Co 

THE     LIVE     VKIRE:     MOUS 


Th.'  w..r.|~  "Irit.!,  il.irk"  ai:.l  IF.a  rh.  i;ii.l  Car.dv  '  au.l 
*■:''■"  -'f'.  ■"■  ■'  ^Hil  js.nTani.Tito.  f;ii.'  :ir..  not  claimwl 
aiiart   fri.-tii  tl:<'   :ii,i  rk  lis  shnwu  on  the  lirawinz 

Particular  J. -■  .  i,,fL,r  i.f  iioods—CamiU  -i  a:..i  Othtr 
Su:;ar   Pnwlui  t- 

Claims  i;«t   si:. I       ! 


•'    \"     i:*:';4  i,,\ss    r.      KMrTi;!',    MyrrKp. 

wi'    i-f  \  rir.i-:   i  uwjh  ^  .     aun  ..■  i^    .  hi-  ^.  :   ,v  t.-o.. 

l.\:  ..  Sr.^    V,.rk,    \     ^        F  i!,,i   .Jm;     I     i:Vj.1 


/'r;rti<-iW(jr   •Irxcriiiti-iu    o'   ijii','!"        Skirt>i. 
'  Iniinx  u.-'    ,sifi.-c  May    IK,   I'.'L'J 


Sir  \,  i-t,s-j  M  ■  vs-  J.',  i"' .1  .[is;  AN!>  INCREOI- 
il.NIS  I  IF  ii.'«.>F'S.j  .\..i.\\\\-\:,  IUnnm  .^  ('!!■,  Mar- 
seille, France.     Filed  Jan.  J-    i"- 


^  r  M«  n'T    r>  NV 


-'.; 


:/\ 


^ 


i^^jik 


I'lirtifttUir  licsrriptfin  <,•  ./<;<,</,■<       r.itrtiti  riiTt-  <; 


N"  'iaini  riia'!.-  t..  th.'  f  ll<'W  1 1, _-  ■  lV;iniJ,  Itatt.•^ 
.M'l- ailoH.  VI'  \.i'i-!rf  [Ca:i!i'ii  .V  i  ;iv,  Marst-lUe"  apart 
fri'ni    tilt'   iiL'irk    -'i    wn    ;ii    thr    lirawirii;. 

I'artn-uUir  •!■  -r,-,i,t imi     ,,'    ,ii,<,il>        liatfH.  I 

'  '"'11  rH,»  u.-i    -.iiii  •    N .i\     I     ! ',' I :; 


Si-r    No    17t,Hl       '<'Lk''<  ■]'.<      i'[,i)TflINt;!     .J,  S.a  M  r  >:;,  s 


ii>-v  N.  I7-'.-7i'  i'LVSSl  \UK  V.>-l\  i:  DtrrKRUENT. 
AVn  l'"LISHI,\0  M  VTFHFMS  .  Ij.bkkt  F.  ROBERTS, 
il'  ;ii^  ^nsiii,»s,s  as  i;  ('  Riilj«Tts  (  hfrnical  Company, 
v.  w)H>rt    .N,  ws.   Va        lil.d   .laii     _'t>.    IJCj;; 


•lai;     ID,   102-' 


Particular     deitcript 

^^■►*arpr'<.   Hats,  and  i' 


\0H     of     ijo'/'ln  -    Suitn.     Overci.)at? 
ip*?.   All    for   H..ys 
28,   1922 


Piirticuliir    lipxrription    of    Q'todn  -    Gen»-ral     IIousehoM 
leani^ing   I'rt-paration.   F.-iuinirv   S^iap    ami   Sunp  Chips. 
I'liiinm  u*r   stnrf   Nov     i'V    lf»2'_' 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


413 


Ser.    No.    175,294.       (CLASS    44       DENTAL,    MEDTCAI.,       Ser.   No     176,269.      (CLASS    38,      PRINTS    ANP   PrBLT- 
AND  SURGICAL  APPLIANCES  I      C.  J.  Batk.s  &  S<i.n.  CATIONS.)      Clyde  A.   .Mann,   (  hicaK...   Hi       Filt><1   Ft-b. 


ChPHt.T,   Foiin.      Filed   Jan.   30,    1923. 


^3lax:A  "J^^xzouty 


Particular  drxcription  of  goods       Manicure  Files. 
Clairns   uar  since   Ot'c     1.    192:.' 


Ser.  No   nr.r.ii.     t class  4t;     looos  .\ni>  inoheih 

ENTS   OF    lOODS.i      .Iamks    M.uu.son.    San    Francisio, 
Calif,      I'-il.  d  Feb.  fi,   1923. 

MADISON'S  IDEAL 


t'lirtiruliir  i!i  yrrijition  of  noiuls       Caiito'd  l-'Msh-     Namely, 
Sar<liiies.    Saliiiitii,   and   'i'liii.i   1  ish. 
ilniK.-   u->    -!tn.    .laii    '^^\     l'.<23. 


19.   1923. 


S.  r     \        17'77;;.       (CLASS   4t;.      FoOliS   AMI    LNi.liKOI 
EN  IS    Ol"    FOODS.)      TiiK    I'Ai  I.    I>E    Lankv    i  .«     In,    . 
Pn-  t,oi,  \.   V       Filed  Feb.  9.  192:; 

ROOF  GARDEN 


Partiiuhn  i!i  nrriptinn  ..f  (loodx  Fruit  Jams.  Fruit 
rnservcs.  Friiit  Jellies.  Fniit  Marniilades,  Apple  Butt<  ■- 
P<-aimt  Hiitter,  Tomato  Catchup,  Cbili  Sauce,  Prepared 
.Mustard,  Sweet  Ilckle  Relish;  Tasty  Topping,  a  Prepara 
Tb.n  Fsed  for  Topping  Cakes,  Composed  of  Maple  Su^ar 
jiDd  P'Tilits  :  and  Canned  Pork  and  PeanH. 

Claim*  «*(■  «lnce  March,  1922. 


Ser  N'.  I7.'i.934.  (CLASS  39  (LOTmNG.)  Litkvvkai! 
MAMiACitBiSG  Company,  Montgomery,  .\la  Filed 
F.'^i.   12,  1923. 


fITEWEA 


Partuiiliir  lUtxTiption    (if  i/riiiils.    Men's   rnid    Iio\  s'   Fn 
derwenr   of  Textile    Materials 
cUniiiM   n»r   since   Jan,   2.   192.'5, 


Ser      No      I7t;tis.-e        (CLASS    39.       CLOTHIN(;   i        11      I{ 
NUii!\si,s  A  (',(.   Inc.,  n,.v\    York.  N.  Y.     Filed  Feb.   l"', 

MlflMl 


Particular  dmcription   of  croodi?  ~  Clothing, 
Claim*  unr  since  .\ugii8t,   1922. 


I'arttciilai     drMcnptti/n    of    yuod.^.     Almanac    mid    Yiar- 
lK)ok. 

Claimg   uxr  since  No\ ,   10,    1922. 


Ser,     No      17^.393.        (CLASS    39        fl.OTFIINO    -        W>OD- 
WAKD  *£  BowMANj  Norwood,  Ma.^s.      liled  F(.^Li    .ai,  1923. 


LITTLE     __ 

CheruB 


I'artii'ular  ilt  scription  of  .aoorf*.-  t'hildrpn's  \\'ear;riif 
Apparel— .Namely.  Oeepers.  Rompers  Suits,  and  i -resses 
Made   in   Wash   Silk   and   Woolen   Fahrlrs. 

Claims   uKi    slncf  June   i.    1922 


Ser,      No.      170.585.        (CLASS     39.        CLOT  111  NO   i         F. 
VCK.Kl.'s    Sun     .\\!.    C..Mr  ^\v.    Chicaf;.!,     ill.       File.!     Feb. 

24,  192:;. 


The  word  "  Apron  '"  is  disclaime,!  apart    from  the  mark 
shown. 

Particular  description  of  goods  -    Aprons.   Dresses 
Claimt  u»e  since  Feb.  15,  1922. 


414 


Ser.    No     17«,6it8 
BaoTHBis,  New 


OFFICIAL  GAZKll  K 


OCTOBM  16, 1»2» 


(CLASS    3».       CLOTHING.)       Padiw 
York.  N.  Y.      FtUd  Feb.   27.  1928. 


No  claim  made  lo  fh*-  words    '  Boston  "  irxl  "  T'    S    .\ 
apart  from   the  mark  abown. 

Particular  deni-rtf,tion  of  ^ood^t  —  Dresa.    N>?li«t^<'.    anil 
Work  Sbirta. 

Claimjt  use  sinc«l  on  or  abo«t  Jan.  l,  1921 


Ser     No     176.>*7a.  j  (CL^SS  S6.      BELTING.    HOSE.    MA 
(HINERT    rACltlNG.    ANT>  NONMETALLir    TIRES 
Wm    a  chas.  B^<k.  IM  .,  Lawrence.  Maas.     Filed  Mar 


-:^fr, 


p'^  '^  .7"q;i;^r^i^^r573p^pw^ 


•-Ir^.ftfr-,-.     ^-g^  :  : ^*  V"i IH^  >^f|^ 


;<-.  ^Ti  .xr      --. 


Ser     No 
'HINE 

3.   1923 


1T6.'<T.5 
KY    I'ACK 
< '  H  \  S     B  K 


and 


Trade-anrk   '■i>n.«r<rT^  if  a   pnlrrr   ftn^  lonLiitudtaally   <^\a 
posed    Ljfia  the   g 
-^mpriaiag   a    ceatital   M 
by  a  «trip«>  of  alte 

Pcwticular  detcrijf 

Claims  %4€  since 


s.    taHrorporatPd    In    thf    fabric 
0*  etrip«   bordererl    on    >  a«h    sidt 
narirn?  black  anil   jrcllow 
tion,  lit  goodA — Linen   Kir»>  Ho8e 
1S98. 


(CLAS^   as.      BEI.TIN*;.    HOSE,    MA- 
INi;.    AMD    NONMETALLIC   Tllt«8.) 

■K.   Iv'-,   I>awrencf',   Vf;)s.-i       i-"iled   Mar 


The    mark   cooHis 
poaad    upon    Lbe    go^ 
comprisinK    a    c»  ntr 
by  a  Uack  atrlpc 
Particular  deirriti 
Claitm*  uie  since 


■1    'if   a    color    lin»'    ionKitudinally    din- 

A,    incorporated    in    the    fabric,    aad 

I    blue    stripe    border*-*!    at    each    aide 


tu,n   of  goo4s — Un«D    Fire  iloae. 


S«r.   No.    177.103       fCI.ASS  4«.      FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS     (ll       lOlll/S    .  IHK      Nj-VN.\Lr,V      COMPANT,     At- 


Gold  Box 


No   claiiii    uh   ijiii.lr    I.,   t;,. 
of  gold    or   '■iil.jrfd   n<<Ui 
Pirtiru'nr  </*'>i.i  ifi  f  r.;;i     ,1 


I  •  ;.i cscntiit  i'^n    uf   a    Ixn    Hiadt 

;'t'niA.      Candies. 
\9'2:\ 


8er     No     177  I.^*        'fl.ASS    r^R       THINTS    AND    PI  BLI 
('ATIi)NSt         Ki    Haul      I.m-ikk,      dnint;      huslnesa     as 
Heary     Litidff^i     Wrht;.-.     Hrin^wlck.     Germany.      Fl»«d 

Mar    s.   192:^ 


TUe  a>Jtrk  cunaitiiM  i>(  a  bUck  i»or<ler  of  rf^taDKular 
sertloii  In  wbi -b  is  arrauiiini  a  wbiie  border  of  the  aaBD»» 
section.  Id  ■  ►■rif>'-  [her*  ifi  ;i  back}rr<»tind  with  two  sb- 
tee-nth  noft-a  in  whit'v  H*twf«-ii  tbo  iK»tf>»  is  arrangad 
th^■  capital   letter   "  L   '   in    whit.'. 

Pm-txc*lar  -f'-.r.  1;.  f  f./x  >/  ;;.,./(!.<  Sht-.-t  Moaic  ard 
Music  Bouk^ 

claim''    ij»(P  Sin-.     \  ..      11      11)13. 


Ser     No,    ITT.lHl 

'i.rMM,   i-:n. 

i.ansi!!/.    Mi,;:. 


ti   I.ASS     ]U        VKiilTLKS,     NOT    IN^ 

I^i;.<    ■  \|(iHiH     WlIKHI,     iViRPtlBATION, 

1  ll.  ■!    .Vlar    :i.    \'j2:i 


Tua 


Partiruhir    liesrription    nf    i/o'idf 
bile   Whicl.'s 

Claim*    uM'-   sini'f   May    21      T'-I 


rc 


Wheela    for    Automo- 


OeroBEBie,  192^ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


415 


8er.  No.    177,408.      HI.ASS  4<",       KOOPS   ANI>   INCKKDl- 
KNTS  OK  FOOr>S  I      Wii.iiam    (,     Ror..    Winter    Haven. 

r\&.     Kiiod  Mar.  i;;,  l»2;j. 


Tile  word   "  Brand  "  doca  not   form  a   part  of  the  ret:is- 
trntiou  sought  apart   from   the  mark  Khown   in   the  draw- 

iDJt. 

Particular  de'icription   of  a<><>d»       Fresh   litrons    Krulta. 
Claimt  »*«  since  Deo.   11).   11122. 


S.T     No.    177. •;!»()        (IL.VSS   :«t       ("IXTHINO  ^       F't-riTan 
Kmttim,  Mii.i.s,  rhlladelplda.  Vn      Fibil  Mar    11»    i;t2:i 


ffHiPUan 

Particular     degrriptiim     of     <joi>4& — HweattrH.      Scarfs, 
BatlilDK  Suits,  BathlDfr  Shlrtx,  and  Bathinpt  Trunks 
Olmimt    u*e   irtflce    S«'ptenil)er,    191(i. 


8.r.    No      177.!>40        (CLASS    2.'!        CITLERY.    MACHIN 
ERY,    ANI»   TOOLS,    AND    PARTS   THP'.HKOF  1      C     B. 
Babkeh   &  Co    I.Tii  ,  New  York,    N    Y       Filed   Mar     24, 
1923 


coMPites 


No  claim  is  lierein  made  for  the  ptirase  "  Cold  Com- 
pressed Machine  Needles  "  apart  from  the  mark  as  other- 
wise shown. 


Particular  dr^criptum    nl  ffnodf 
dlpK  and  Mflctiine  Knitting   Needle 
(^aimt  iinf  sinf-e  .Tan     1     l^f^"^ 


S.  wlnt'-Maiiiine    Nee- 


Scr     No      177. :•'.♦'.'         (CLASS     )'.<        \!:i!I«lKS      .SoT     !N- 

<'LrDi.N(,   i-:n(;inks.j     Uouli. i>"N    sikm.in.,  ci.ni'i>- 

mrio.N,  Nfw  York,  N.  Y.     Fibd  Mar.  24.  I'.C:; 


Partioulor  de*cription  of  ffoodt. — Automobiles.  Antonit 
lile  CTiassis.   and   Automobile  Accessories. 
Claimif  UK)   isinte  Feb.  1.  1923. 


S.'r  No  17S,l.-,s  (CLASS  37  FAFKH  ANIt  STATION- 
ERY.* Jn.irs  Bai  .vi(.,\RrEN  A  S^'Unk  \KHK,iMGTi!  Pa- 
FiBRWAKKVF.tiuiiKKN  K".M  M .\ .V M niKSEi.i.si  H .\ rr,  Vienna, 
Austria,      Filed   Mjir.   2h,   m23. 


IBUS 


Particular  d>»iriptiiin  uf  ^jnods  I.t-iirr  I'Mpirs  and  En- 
vidopes.  Either  Sin>;b'  or  Made  T'l-  in  rad>  ami  Fold-rg, 
Crape    Paper 

Claimg  unr  since   Apr     ],    1910 


Ser.  N(».  17M,H17.  (CLASS  14  MKTAI.S  AND  METAL 
CASTIN(iH  AND  FDRGINOS  1  La  .m  i  x  a  ted  Shim  Com- 
VANV.  iNC  ,  Long  Island  City,   N.  Y       Filed   Apr    5.   1923, 

fAMINVM-KIT 


Trademark  "  Lamlnnni." 
Particular     detcription     of    auddy 
Stork 

Claims   u«t   since  !>*<:.  5.  1922. 


-Fhlni.s     anfi     Shim 


Ser.  No.  ITSTGR.  (CLASS  1.  RAW  OH  PARTLY  PRE- 
I'AREI)  MATERIALS.)  Atttlio  Pirrim,  doing  busi- 
ness as  Great  Northern  Fur  Dyeing  and  i'ressing  Com- 
pany. Brooklyn.   N     Y.      Filed  Apr,   7.    1923. 


Particular    dmniptinti     of    ,of«jr/.«.  —  Unw     and     Dressed 
Skins   and    Pelts, 

Claimn    uxf    since    ,lnn     1,    192r?. 


416 


Ser.     No.     l79.0-t4. 
CINES,   AND   I"H 
J\rHs    ("amph'jr 
Apr.    12,    1923. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1928 


CLASS  «3.  CHEMICALS,  MEDI 
KMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
B    CuMPi.vy,    Omaha,     NeBr.       F\Wd 


CAMPHORUB 


V'^  ■^Inim  madf  t 
"(  imph.irub  '  and 
common  law    riehfs 


fh>'>  f'tcliinivp  ri.eht  td  use  'he  wor(Js 
■■'"omjKHjnd"  eicf»pt  as  shnwn,  no 
lo    tht'se    words    t>.  ink.'   w:ii\iHi, 


t' 


Partirvlar   tlfgcription   of   goods — Mt-dicina!    Compound 
I  s"d    Eit>'rn.T  ly    by    Api'lyini;    I>).-;i|ly    in    fasf-s    <if 


'.nld^4,    Brunchiti.s,    Pirifumorua,   and    for    A'hf»«    \nd    I'ai 


and    Otherwi.<*>   (i.'ii»' 
Cnngesti"n 

''loims  U'C  sini'e  .Ian.    1,   192.". 


StT.     No      )  79,2.- I 


I'aiiu  u'.ar  >leg'  '  i 
aud  Ov«rcoata. 

''I'linig  use  slnot 


raily    in    Ca.<es    of    I  iitiammar  i'm    ami 


CLASS    :i9.      CI-i)THL\C  .       .Jacob 
Vork.    N.    Y.       Fil^-.i    A[,r      U;.     192:'.. 


..;.,././. 


.'an.    1,    192a. 


Bo.vs'  and   M.  n'=i  Sul^s 


S'T    \.     1T'.<,;41         .1[..\SS  2';      'TTLKRV,  Nf  vrniNEHY, 
AN!)   TOC)LS.    ANI.    PARTS   THFHPoF,  i       r'viov    Cl  T- 
"•:v   !'■.    In.       m  .}iri     N     V       Fil-d   Apr     1».    r,i2". 


M-BAR 


Particular  il*'K<fipi 
ficularly    for    U)**>    by 
and  F'ocketknivea,  Prp 
Knlvpfl,  Raiors,  and 

rifiimt  ute  slnc*> 


ion  r,f  yood,^    -Knivt>s   ri<>!<iine<]    Par 
Ffuntpr*.    Fi.sh'-'rra.'n,    and    Camp.'rH. 

ning  Knives.  Bu'cher  Knivt-a,  Paring 

S  heart. 
n.   1.   192.3. 


la 


Ser  No.  179, .360.  iCI^\SS  Ui.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS" MATERIA!-^  .  Com mi»n wealth  Color  A  Chkmi- 
>:\L   C<>  .    nrooklyu,    N     V       Filed   Apr.    19.    192:C 


Fartu-ular  <l<  H'l  iptiitn  of  qoodn  I'ainf  i  olnrs  Name- 
ly, Oil.  Wat.-r  or  Spirit  Soluld.'  t'olors.  Aniline  anrl  Coal- 
Tar  rol.irs,  Snyth.'fii-  Iniliv'o.  .Vlizariue  Colcirs.  .Material 
for  Maintaining'  C.i.ir  I'iirni.nt  m  Su8[>en.slon  In  Ready- 
-Mix.-<1  Paint.s,  SizintjH  for  Ise  its  Oil  Mnlsht-s.  Wood 
Finishes.  Underroatin^'  for  .Vl.t.alllc  Paints.  Dry  and  Paifte 
I'iirnifnts,    Driers,    and    Wo*h1    Stains. 

t'laimn    uxe    since    July    1.    lOll. 


S.  r  No  179. ."ifif?  '  r.ASS  4rt.  FOOI'S  ANI"  INGREDI- 
KNTS  OF  FOODS  i  M.aby  Fr.a.sbb  C^ndie.s.  I>-.-  doing 
*>u.sine8s    iw    Mary    Frager    Candy    Studio.    L..^    .Vri:,'eles, 

Calif,      Filed    Apr     19.    I!t2.3 


llJfA^f^aie^ 


P'lrtvuliir  de»criptiitn   of  n'luti/t — randies. 
'  hiimH   «•■'   sinr'..   alioiit    .lulv    27.    1922, 


T    No     1711429       Ml    \SS   t       .VfUi.VSI\  E,  DKrERiiENT. 
AND    por.ISliJNC    ,\(A-!KlilAl.S  I       Thk<.     B     Kdbbet- 

>-s    I'R.  I'fCTS   Cu-MiMNi.   r;in;,i;.,.    Ill       Kil.d    Apr     20, 
192:{. 


Particular   description   of  yo'i(/» -^-S«ap. 
(^laims   ute   since    190]. 


October  16, 1023 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


417 


Ser.  No.  179,448.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
KNTS  OF  FOODS.)  Mkhele  Ajbli>o  Co.  Inc.,  Brook- 
lyn,   N.   Y.      Filed   Apr.  21,   1923. 

PACLI AGGI 0 

Particular  (Imcriptioii   of  goods.      Canned   Olive   Oil 
Claimg   uKe  since  June  28,   l!n»>. 


Ser.  No.  179. .511.  (CLASS  .{1.  FILTERS  AND  REFRIG- 
ERATORS, i  The  AfiiiMii!  Cm.mi'.vnv,  Ctiicatro.  111.  Filed 
Apr,    L'.f,    192.i. 


Ser.  No.  179,724  (CLASS  rij).  CLOTHING  i  Heidel- 
berg. Wolff  &  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Fikd  Apr.  26, 
192.T 


I'nrliiulfir      til  .*<■!  iiittmi      'if      ijnuiln       .Vir      t'onditioninR 
.Tiid  Cooli[iK   Do\  ii'es  for   I'sr  in   .-^hnw   Cases  or  Other  Con      , 
tainers    for   Fo..,|   ,,r  OtloT    Pr..du,,ts,   and   Said    Contain,  rs  Ai.p]i,,,nt    diselaun-    an>     .x,  lu.iv.     r.eht    to    the   words 

Fiiuipi^Mi    with     Stnh     Deviees,  'Storni    i'r.M.1,.,1      ;,,,art    trosr,    the   mariv   as   shown    for   th? 

Claims    uft    Sinn.    Aut;.    :'.,    1922.  '"""''   -''  ""'•    "^  ''^'~  '■' ^i^' r-' "■■"■  '"»  '-Mmmon-law  rlu'ht  to 

the  sai<i  words  I.,  in-  \\,-ii\.il  i,y  ;i;i].!ieant       .Applicant  dls- 

I    ■  laini,-     :ii..\     i\.ln~iv,.    ii.nis     lu    Ui'     NS-ids    ■■Excelled    by 

Ser,   N..     179. .-.2*1       o-I..\SS   4<;,      FOODS  .\ND   1  N' ilii;!  >I  -    :    ■^'""■"  ■'I':i  ri  froin  t  h.    iii;i  ri<  a«  shown  without  walvlDK  any 

i:NIsnF    Fool'S,.      Ci  M  i-s.  .s  D.  .KLM  A  v  .    1  .ve  .  P.iifTa  lo,    i    '■""""""  !:'«    oi:  i"  s  to  «  tudi  appli  ant  may  be  entitled  and 
\     '^        Filed   .\pr.    2:;     192:;  '       without    pr.judi.,.  i,,    ,.,ii,\    .ah.r   .,;  pi!.  :ition    of  applicant 

granted,    p.-miiiii.',  i.r   Ip  !..    lil.  .1 

Partirulnr  ili  xfript  ion  of  :!u<'iLs.  OvcrcO;as,  T.ipi'Hf 
Rain. -oats,  SjM.rt  CM;its.  S].(.rT  Suits,  Golf  Suit-.  ,  ;,] 
Waterpr.M.f.d    (  hitcr   C'lrin.  nt.s. 

t  l<tiaos   «...    siii^e   -Mi    ■  r   iihotit   Feb.    1,   1923. 


!^ei     N..     1 7:. .72.;       M  i..\ss   :.9      CLOTHING.)      Hkidel- 

iu-it.,,   w.iiKF  >v   I'..,    Nvw   Yorl,'    V    ^-      Filed  Apr.  26, 
192.3. 


Tile  word  ■■p.r.and"  does  not  form  .a  |iart  of  tin  •-eKistra- 
tii>n    sotitiht    apart    fr'nn    the    ni.ark    shown    in    tlie    ilra«lTi_', 

Partii  uhir  'ltXi~rititi(rn  of  '/oo,I.i  '.anneii  \  .'L'et  :ililrs. 
Tomat..  ("atetni[i.  r<<r,^:\,  Ki<'.'.  r.ipioca.  li.arlev.  Split 
peas.    ;nid    I'opion):   1  Orn    in    its    Natiii.al    State. 

('liiims    i.ie    >ii..r    .Jiinr,     I'.eiT 


Ser     No     1  7'.',.-e'-<t       M  1.ASS  4ii       I'ooDS    ,\\D    INi.RKD! 
I. NTS     iiF     I'OoDS.i        i  iiK    P.WTAM     I'K.'hi.is     Li;., 
l'ariile\  ,    I.e.-ds,    F.MKlahd        liled    .Apr     24.     I'.i2.., 

BANTAM 

Pat  tirulnr  df.i.-iiptiott  of  ijnoils       T.  ;i   and  Coffee. 
I'laitnt    iis>     sitn'e    .Ian      29,     191  •I. 


Ser.    No     I  79,.■'.>^<■,       .cl^ASS.",.      AIM  n-:S  I  \FS  1      Cr.r.nviAl. 
WOHK.s,  Brooklyn.   N    Y.      Filed  .Apr    24.    192.';. 


w 


oteksCoali^g^ 


WOVEN  OF  FINE 

Australian  Wool 


^tts^ 


The  liniiij;  for  color  appenrini:  on  the  drawirii;  indicates 
re<l.     The  mark  is  usually  printed  in  .accordance  therewith 
Particular   (lri>r^iption   of  <roo<I*       Wall- Pa  per    Size. 
Claimg   uie  since    nliout    .\iiffnst.    18!»7. 


;  .\I>plicant  diselaitn...  ;tny  .a  liisi\.'  r;.;li'  to  the  w  .r,]^; 
"Coating-s"  and  "Woven  r.f  l-"ine  .\us;;alian  Worn  njiart 
from  the  mark  as  shown  tm  liie  (Irawii-i:  .Vppliejmt  dis- 
claims any  exclusive  ri;;hls  to  llo'  words  •I\xcclleii  dy 
None"  apart  friim  the  mark  as  slmw  i.  witliont  wai\in;;  any 
common-law  ri>:hts  to  "hich  applicant  may  he  entitled  and 
without  prejudice  to  any  other  ai>i>licat  ion  of  apiilirant 
grante<l,   pendinp,  or  to   be  filwl 

Pnrticvlar  dtficriptujn   of  fjfiodtt-  -Ovprcoats,    Raincoats. 

i  Smoking  . Jackets.  Hotise  Co.ats,  Norfolk  .laikets.  Topcoats, 
(;olf   Suits,    and    Sport    Suits 

Claimi    u»e    since    .Tanuarv.    1  S,S7. 


418 


rAKED   MATEKl 

I'VNY      I'ittsi>uri;h 


OP^FICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  16. 1923 


CLASS    I        I'.AVV   OR   PARTLY    VRE 

AI.S.;      The   .[     S     .NftCnsMn  K    Cum 

Fil-.l    Apr     :'7,    1  !»_•:; 


LION   BINDEIl 

^  '    '■i.iirr,    made    lo   thr   word    "Bintl>>r"    apart    ir-'in    rhe 
nam^    ■■Lion," 

I'lrtu-Hlar  ilr.Ki  I  ipHuti    ->/  i/ooilx  --CoU-   I5iriii-r   for    i'lut- 
:    C'lrrs    ur    for   Vlakiiii;    F'sclnir    Sainl.    Father    Dri.'.j     .r 
^^■^>n,  or  fi>r  Mixing  with  Core  Wash  an-l  Silira   Wush    or 
I'   r    Makiii.'    Sand    (T)rps    in    Connection    with    th>'    C-;.'    of 
Matprlals.  or  for  MaktriL.'  Douirh   K<'\\a 


Ser.   No.   179.031        fCLAJ^S  4R.     rOODS  AND  TNOREI*! 
KNTS    or    FO<»i>S  I'HK    Kv\N8vii.f.r    I'mkivc    C.  i  vi 

IMSV,    Kv-irisi:!!..      1  nd         I'ilo.!    Apr     .'{ll,     \'Xl:\.  I 


In'  Foiiiiilry   I'r.-irtic. 


r    N  .    ;  ::cn^.t      , 
r;.VTS  (\¥-  Foons 


mile^hoy 


ParUf-uI^tr    ./fiofi, ,?,,,„    ,,f    ,,,,ud*    ^Hanis,    Bacon      Sau- 
a£:^^     I.ar'l,     HiiM-r.     Kul's      ami     I'rt^SRfd     I'onltry 


iboiit   Apr.    i.    191^i. 


I  LASS  46-      FOODS    \\i.    [\.,|;KI»! 

I)         KREDraiCK     Mr.KH[.S-iS      !'[KE.     li-- 

-Moimt     Mansfifld     Map!*;     .M.-rchants, 
Apr,    2^     19_'.J 


S\^ 


Bv 


The 
eetest  Story 
Ever  Told 

A    M^PLE  TREE 


Ser     N..     !71*,lt7't  (T.VSS    .4       .IKWKI.RV    AM'    !'!!i; 

CIwi  s.mi:taL     \VAi;E,i        WmnsG     \     iHvis     t  wM- 
HAM.    I'lainvUlf    Ma-s       I'llini     \pr,    :^o.    lOJ  : 

Dans  ant 

fnrti.-iihij      ,1,  ....,  ,,,!,.,„      of     'jO'jiU       .M.'~!i      !'.;,->      \I  oi.. 
of   I'r..,  Imii,   .\I.-r,iN 

Cl'iiv'i  in,    ^inco  Deci-miitT    J^^'JJ. 


..V*. 


N"  laim  ».s  nia<}e  to  tb«  eiclusire  !!»»•  of  th.'  wir^H 
■Sr owe,  Vermont"  a^art  from  thi>  nijirk  as  sbown  in  the 
dr  iwtnu. 

I'articular    dritcTipii'jn    of  goot' — Mi|o.'    Suear 

'  I(7trri*  u«.    since  Apr.  9,  1923 


s.  .     \.      !  ■^o,035.     (CLA.^s    *t;      pooh-;    \\|,   iN(;i{KIi[ 
P:Nr.s    (IF    ronps  -,        kiwis     r      Wrin-.m.    iloint:    !.iim 
iicM.s     :l^     WVi.iM-r     tttiii     Company.     !.•■>.      \ni,'flcw.     I'alif. 
Filed  May   1,   iyi-3. 


I'urtxiulai     ihtrrii>twii     <-'     ./or^/d       -Cunfertion     Consist 
iaa    of    Two    Simar    Wai..rs    or    i  akcs    with    a    Filllni.'    of 
Crwiniei!    Siitar    Coiiiaiii  ink'    ';r..im,j    Fruit    Interposed    to 
P'orin   a   Sandwlcii.  , 

Chii'ii^  UHF  sill   1'    .\pr     IS.    ]{i2.'5.  1 


S.r     N.     i:.. '.»i.r,       iCLASS   32.      FLRNITi  KE   ANi'    I!' 
ilOLSTKIiV   I       CLTnE    W,    Warrev,    doini.-    t)U«iD^s.s    as 
.Vutomatio     Curtaif    Co.,    Sauk     Haplds,    Minn.       FUed 
Apr    2^,   19^3. 

IDEAL    PbRCH    SHADES 

">-■      iairi!    ma.lM    ti    th-    word>       E'orch    Shades"    foar; 
rti-  rein. 

!'artir^l!,ir   (U-nrnpiion    o'  g,,fy,lf      -P.,r.'h    Shail»>« 
'7au»i.*     uiP    sin<"t;'     Nov      1,     191?, 


Ser    No    ivn.iiti.-.       i(T.\s.s  :<:       \l  I-.  \  .sr-RINC    WO  Si'T^ 
ENTIFir    AI'l'LIANCKS.)       Thk    HisHor    \    Bab.'.hk 

CcMPVNv,    Cl.'wlaru!     nhio       lil.-.l    Mav    :'.,    Ut'j:5 

AQUASTAT 


I'tirti'uiut     ill  'T-iijti,,!,     I,!     ,11, 1,, I 
!a  ti'iK  or  i  '.oit  r^l    \  ,\\\i  - 

I'lilini'     ti.<(     sii,.'      t'.     :r      I  ;|  n       1       1!».'.1. 


ThiTiiiosta '  io     Iie;.oi 


s^r    v..    iTM^^tT      (tr.vss;;.'     Fi  rnitckf  am>  tr 

HOI.STKUV  I  CfJtke  W  Wahhkn,  doine  I>u<«1np8s  as 
Autoraati-  Curfs;!^  f  o  .  .>>aiik  Rapids,  Minn.  Filod 
Apr.  2«.   m-i.'l 

WORTHMci)RE   PORCH  SHADE 

No    cJaim    mj»de    h\    the    words     T'orch    Shades'    found 
tb«relii 

f'articitlfir    deicripitun    of    tjoo^-       I'or-h    Shades 
(luirn*  unr  ^Incp  Oct.   1.   192'. 


S>r     \m      iMi  IKI        i(  l..«i.SS    J-       .n:VVKI.ItV     \no    PRF- 
I   !or;s  Miri' \I      \V.\|;|-;.        I'mNn:.;     SispHM'KK     c,.v( 
14  vy      I'hiladelphia,    I'a.       Filed    May    4     1 '.»::; 

PIONEER 

ParticMlar  deacrifftwv    of  fxxjdt.  —  Belr    Biiik!.-*   of   Pre 
cioiM   or    ill    Part    F*Tecii>us    Metni. 
<  lainii  uae  .siiiet"  prior   tu   l'.tl4. 


OcT.jBm  KJ.  V.^', 


II.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


419 


Ser    No.    180,27*J.      (CLASS  4B       FOODS  AND  TNGREDT     i    Ser     No     !,<i0.44,'^        (CLASS    19       VFHK!  is      NOT    IV- 


ENTS   OF   FOODS.  I      Corn    Prodi  cts   Rr.riMNG   Com 
r.*NV,    New    York.    N.    Y.      Filed    May    7,    192:;. 


No  r>l»im  Is  niad«  to  tlie  exclusive  use  of  tfir  wordinL' 
"I'll  th<-  .xr.'ptioii  of  the  words  ■■Aruo"  luid  'C.rn 
l'n"lii«t.«  Refiiiint:  Cornjiatix "  ajiart  from  tli.'  m.i'-k 
>hown  in  the  drawiiij.'.  thi-  colors  orhr-  y.llow  and 
brown  shown  on  the  spociuious  bciiii;  claim. d  ms  ft-a 
ttirt'H  of  the  mark 

I'artiruUiv    diHirijit ii,n    i,f   jji/ud^       Fdiblr    (lil 

''hiimti  UK€  sinc).  .\pr.    In,   192;', 


Ser       No.      ISO. ;!f,H.         i  CLASS      :'.  H.\i  ,(;.\i ,  Iv      UOItSi: 

Kgl TI'MLNTS,  PORTFOLIOS.  AND  I'OCKETBooKS  i 
Pkboinand  Koli.soto.v.  Walhall,  Fnpland  Filed  Mav 
9,  1923. 

STEGAUTE 

I'artxruUir  dr^irxption   of  (loo<U        Bits,    Stirrups,    Spur* 
Itnckles.    and    Harness    Furniture. 
<'laimK  Hue  since  .Ian     1,   192;! 


S.I      No.    IHO.MSr).       (CLASS   .H."..      BELTIN*;.    HOSE.    MA 
CHINERY    P.VCKINC.    AND    NONMETAI.LIC    TIRES   , 
PACK.4Ht)    M<rT<iB    C.\R    Co.MrA.NY,    Lxtroit.    Mich.      Filed 
May  9,  1923. 

HJa\5TDNE 

J'arliruldi      il(  xiri/itiiiii     of     i/oodn.    -Tire     (  "otitb 
Claitng    uge   since   early    in    th*-    year    1919 


S.r  N.r  ISO. 4  1,-1  (CLASS  "9.  CIX:)THIN(i  i  SiMoN 
Bit  M,  iNciti'dii.^TKU.  New  York,  N  V  Filed  May 
10.    192.:. 


_SHEEPLI.N.EDJ 


CLLDINi;    KNCINES,.       Mri>f;K    *    <_"OMi>N\.   chlaiKO, 
Hi         I'lbd     .M;(V     lo,     T,cj:?. 


Mill  CilmftBKir^ 


I'littirulni      ile*(Tiptti-}i     of     ,'/ood«.™   Railw  m\ 
.Motor  iJars 

C'lfniii.-i  u.vc  since  Feb    .".  191  fi 


iS<d;!ie 


No  claim  is  made  for  rpKistration  of  the  words  "Brand" 
and  "SheepUned  Clothing"  apart  from  the  murk  as 
shown. 

Partititlar  dmrription  nf  goodti  Men's  and  Boys' 
Sheep-Lined   Coats   and    Vests. 

Claimit   u^e  since   .laniiarT,    1P22. 


r  No  l^iO,448.  (CLASS  19.  VEEHCLES  NOT  IN- 
CLIDINC  ENGINES.)  Mldge  &  Comp.\s\,  Ci.cago, 
111        Filed    May    10.    192: 

"PisiQDerQiiiisisn)*' 


I'artuuiar     d<  Kit-itition     of     Qouds. — Railway      'ooolme 
Motor  Cur«» 

ClaittiH   u»i    siio't-    Fell,    .'o    1915. 


Ser     No     iv(i4.-,i         mTASS     1!'        VKHICIFS,    NOT    IN- 
CLiDiNi;    KNoi.NKs  ■      \1iim,k:   \   I'oMi'iiNv,  Chicago, 

111         Filed     Mnv     10      192r-i. 


Partii  uhir      ih  m  i  iption      of      goiidn-     lin  il\s  n -.       i:;t^'  l;i,e 
-Motor  Cars 

('htimi   UMi    since  Feb,   1,  1916 


Ser.  No,  lS(i,4t}:;,  id.ASS  40,  n»OIiS  AM'  INCHi;!*!- 
BNTS  Oi'  Foor>S  I  The  B-itti.f  ('kkf.k  T mo  i 'om- 
FA.vv.  E?attle  Cr.-ek.  Mich,      Filed  May   11.   192;;. 

Lacto-Dextrin 


I'artn-ular    iUi«-ni,tion    of    (/oods       A    Special    CarLnihy- 
drate   .\ntitoxic   Food 

Claim.-   use  siiicr   .luin-    IS.   1921. 


Ser    No     ISO. 4*^1.      (CLASS  46       FOODS  AND   INfiH^Td 
ENTS  (H'  FOODS,!      Mal\'.az  M,u.t  Kxtka'  t  Ccimi'^vt, 

Chioaj;..,    in.      Filed    Mav    n.    1923. 


u  c 


Paflicitlar    drscrifition     of    gnodj- 
Food  Purpoaes  Only. 

c/ninw-  une  since  May,  1919. 


Malt     Kxt-H'tfi     for 


420 

8«r  No  ISO, 488.  ( 
TIDNS  I  The  1 
Ohio       Polled  May 


OFFICIAL  GAZE^riE 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


CLASS  38       PRINTS  AND  FIBLICA- 
«i)HTHEBN     Institttb    CO.,    Cleveland, 
11,   1923. 


KNOWLEbGC 


Ser.   No.    180,5TS.      (CI^\SS   35       BELTING,    HOSE,   MA- 
•  HINERY    P.VCKIN(;.   AND    NONMETALLIC    TIRES,  i 

K.    C     ATKINS    A    *"i).Mi"»NV.    nuliaiinpoliR,    Inrl.       l-'Uf'd 
Mas    1-t,   l&'~-i- 


Particular  di  si-ription   uf   ,;v'/'/^        KiiM.«T   H>'ltini;. 
CUiim*    u*e  sin^f   ,.ii    i.r   iiti.nit    S.>pt     1.    T.ijl 


/'arftoiidr     d<'>«-r\ptir>n     of     'jood'i       IiHTT'irtinn     Books. 
Paniph't'f-i.   ■■r    Fnliiirs  as    ruMirrtti,,iw    \  <>.\    in  t    Si.M    in 

Cr.r.n- '■• '.I 'n    witii    :i    |  orri'si-.iiiilt  in-.'    i  M';rv.- 


''laimn   u«f   sin. 


N.iv     1.-,    192 


StT.    N-     ;>0..".-H        I 

SiEiiv    M:;  t  >     I  M 


Til.'   (Jrawin^'  i-  1' 


"  P>     \'    Mil ^'  ■    n -lart 


I   LASS    .",!>       t'l,.  iTilLV',    .       .M  vv    il' 
f'.uriini;t<.ii,    N     <         i  <  ■■<]    M.iv    1. 


^^ 


^A 


■*^' 


'^^m^ 


UUOM 

lETTi' 


mmifMMfSHir' 

(m^S) 

HElMTibcR  i 

TH(|fMJME     ' 

'^i'^ 


S.r      N>      IsO.T.'ft         (CLASS     i        ABKASni:.     DETER 
i.KNT.      .WD      rnrjsniN(,      NL\Ti:KLvr.S   I         T'siTED 
I'HKMl'  AT,  ('-■vtr^MKs,   Kiuisas  I   it\.   M,,       1  il,-,|   May   ]G. 

KLEANABOL 


I'liri  \culiir       il'sirii;  I'tTi         ,'       ,u,,,,!,         i 'r,  jki  r:i  t  ioL       for 
•  'Ifan.siiie   and    I'.ie.-n-!!  i  iii;   Tnilf-f    BowN 


Ser  N>i  1S0,7,%.T  ,(  I,\ss  f,  lOiM'S  AND  INGKKIM 
ENTS  (M'  FOtiDS  ,  Kmm*  K  it  nhs.  M.'lroi..>.  \i,,<k 
Fil.Ml  Mav    17.   102:;. 

SMAC 


I 


Trail'-niark    "  Siiiac."  | 

l''i rtu'ul'ir  drxi-rifiti/jn   of  <ir,i,dx  S.'ml!i']nifl  "T  Visdias 

-•  i-:rn'\->\-   '"T    I   -      !■,   ;i    !''.-tii,4.  Iru,-.   ■{■'ipi'l!!^   SauCi'. 

i  lnim»  use  siii't'  Ai'Til,    r'jo  i 


■>>•,]   fi.r   rh''  .'ol.if   r«<' 
[;  !'•■    -ijiLiti)--        Nm 


The   ii.irne    '  B. 
I  in;    i-i    i;i,i'!.'    to 


S.T     Ni,     I.mi.mjT        ii    lass    41'.,       I'DOiiS    AND    INGUKI'D 
i'NTS  « »L  I'l  M  il  IS    ■      .\'  '■  s  I  I  V   ( »KMi>  ii,   S.u  annah,  'la 
Filed  May    is,    1923. 


ti";e   \>'r':i!   ;i:a'''r  «!iii'A[i   m,,   Mie  drawirit;.  .»x>>'['f   th.'   w.ir<' 


f  run;    "  h.-  ■■(  Ii-t   f>  a  '  nr. 

f  i'>ri    1/  f    ij'.'idii  -      H.vsier'. 

June   !'•;.   101'; 


le   riKirk 


S«?r.    N''     1■^|)  'TT 
CHINEiiY    PACK 

F..    C.    Atkin.s    & 
May  14.    10  2:? 


Ciaim*   usf  sinre 


cL.vss  3.'      p.[-:ltin<;,  [msk    ma- 

!ND.    AND    NoNMKT.VI.LIi       riKES  I 
I'nMi'vsr.    IndianapiiUs.    IinL       I-'il'a] 


Particular  drtrriftion  of  good*       RuhtM"r  B«>lMn? 


in  or  abont   Sepr    1,   19.M 


No  claim  made  fo  the  word  "  Brand  "  apart  from  the 
mark,  and  ttie  piitorial  r- presentation  ui  the  shrimp  la 
disrlalmed. 

Particular  dexn  ii,tii,n   •,!  ijo'idx       Canned   Shrimp. 

'laimi  u^r   since    Mav    1,    1S03 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


421 


StT.  No.   180.828.      (CIASS  46       FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS   OF   FOODS.)        BA.VKtRS    Dl.SCOUKT  CORPORATIO.N, 

Astoria,  Greg.     Filed  May  19,   1923. 


Ser.  No.  181,100.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  F(H»DS.t  .\iAA>y.A\  Bhothkhs.  Nashville, 
Tenn,     Filed   May   L'."..   lOL'H. 


¥ 


Particular  di  'cription  of  goodx      A'.anned   Sulrnnn. 
Claims   Hsf   since   Mar.    1,    1923. 


Ser    No     lso,s;irt       (CLASS  40       FOODS   .VNL)   INGRKDl 
ENTS    OF    FOODS.)       Bbighton    C.\.nm.ng    COMr.vNV. 
Brighton,  Iowa.     Hied  May  19.   192.1. 


\/vetni 


Particular  dfxi'^iption   of   goods.- 
Vegetables 

Claitnii  use  since  1920. 


c^se 


'atoluip   and  <'aiined 


The  word  "  Products  "  is  diKrlainied  .apart  fioii;  the 
mark  shown. 

Particular  deitcriptuiii  i,f  iiomlx-  Butter.  Liw  and 
Dressed  Poultry,  and  Eggs 

(^laimg  u»e  since  Mav   1.   lf«2,3. 


Ser  No  liid.sr^  (CLASS  ."^h  PRINTS  AND  PIP.LICA- 
TIONS.  I  Hamhi'.ak  C'lMi'Asv.  .^Mlt  Lake  City.  Itah. 
Filed  Mav   19.   1023. 

HANDIPAR 


Tlie  mark  consist>  I'f  the  word  "  llandipak    ' 
PartiruUir  dcs<  rijition  of  jjoodx.    -Auto  Road  Maps. 
('lnim»  UJte  since   .Mar    19.   1923. 


Ser.  No,  lsi,r_':i  (CI  A.'-S  ^t\  Foods  AND  IVGHKDl- 
ENTS  Ol''  looDSi  Ky\-<i',\\  \Ik  \iu<\\  Mwiv.m,:- 
TURIM,  I  ..Miiw.   Lciiaii-n     I'a       i'il.d   Mav      ,'.     i;»'';{ 


Ser     No     180.878.      (CLASS   4»'.       FOODS    AND    iNGKKDI 

I'NTS    l)F    F'OODS.)        NATIO.NAt,    P.A.   kin,;    COKjain.^TlON, 

oirden.  rtah      Hied  May  19,  1923. 


Hi 


The  c\,  :,i>i\c  ii.s,  ,.f  ili,.  w-.,r.l>  ■'  !r:!i.  Made"  .iud  "Key 
'"  llcaliii  ;in(l  Kcoii,,ni>"  is  ,i;sci;, ini,^]  apart  from  the 
itiher   features   of    tlio    m;irk 

Particular  di  script  ti,n  o'   .;  .-o/x        M.o.u.iiii   rro.iueis. 

t'liiiin^   wi    sir. I  >■  Mar,    1 ,    l!il.'2. 


Sir  No  ]sl,i:;i,  I  LASS  4o  l(oil.>  a  .\  1 »  INORKDI- 
KNTS  Ol'  Fo01>S.i  Kf,\,sj..M,  .\IA-  ,m;..m  Mamfac- 
TCKi.Nt;  (''iMrANV,   lycliaiiuii.   Pa,      1  ild   .\|;(v   i;.",,   lOj.'i, 


mMm 


I 


Particular    d'xrrifition     of    rjoodD.— Cnr\r]f<\     Vegetables, 
Canned   Fruits,  Canned  Tomato  Pur^e.  and  Tomato  Catch 
up. 

Cl-aims   uxr   sine    Dec.    14,    IOL'2. 


Particular  drsmjitiun   ,J  i/oodx.     -M,ic;ir,iii  i    F'rodisits. 
Claims  use  sine..  Mar,   1.   1922 


Ser    No,    ISO, 01.1.      (CLASS  40.      FOODS  AND  IN<;REDI- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.  I      (.eoikjk  Vla<  iiu.s.  New  York.  N.  Y 
Filed  Mav   10,   1923. 

OH    ]H)Y 

Particular  deacriptinn  of  (7oo<iji— Preserved  Figs,  Stin- 
Dried  Raising.  Shelled  Nuts  In  Their  Natural  State  and 
Salted  Shelled  Nuts,  Preserved  FYults.  and  Preserved 
Dates. 

Claimn  ufc  since  Dec.   15.   1922. 


Ser  No.  1S1.13-J  1(1, ASS  4';,  I'oiijis  AND  INGRFDl- 
ENTS  OF  Foods. I  KrAso,\r  .Macakom  MAstiAr- 
i(  k..M;  C'>.Mi'ANV,  l>nmnon,  Pa.     Filed  May  2,^.  lOi:; 

ROL LETTS 

Particular  dryeription  of  poodg.-    M.ic.iroui   Products 
("laiinx  ugc  since  Mar.  1.   1922. 


Ser.  No    181,133.      (CLASS  46.      FOODS   AND   INGREDI 
ENTS    OF    FOODS.  I       Kfysix^ne    Mai.^h'im    Mamkac- 
TIRING  C'lMr'ANY,   l>»'l>anon.  Pa.      Filed  Mav  2."),   10l:3. 


SOUP- 


Particular  dcticription  of  jjoorf*. —Macaroni  Products. 
Claims  u»r  since  Mar.  I,  1922. 


423 

St-r    No    I  SI,  137 

Mav   25,    1923, 


ieteript 


Fartienimr 
T'nderwear  of 
dren 

cUiioia  use  aincc 


S*r     N  >.    181.246. 
H      (OHB?!    k    8*»*« 
1^23 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOUFB 16. 1928 


"[.ASS    :■!'.•         Cl^'Yl^HINC;    I         MSBi-TIBT 

Haaillton.     r»n  rnrlo,     Tanndn        Flleil 


inn    o!     gooda. — Clothing— Namely. 
KaKtkd  Fabric  for  Men.   Women,  and  Chll 


'■ebraary,  1913. 


(CLASS   39.      CLOTUINO.)       Ju.skph 
.    N*w    York,    N.    Y       Filed   May    28. 


No  rights  are  ajwrrtpd  to  the  exdiiHiv  ■  ur>.>  of  the  wortl 
"Clotht>«"  a|«rt  frnm  tht»  trad-'  mark  iis  shown  in  the 
drawl  UK 

Particular   dexcriDtion    of    o'toda.      ('I'ithint:    for    Mnn- 
Namely.     Suits,     overcoats.     Tuxfd.s.     FlIll-D^^'s.s     Suits, 
TrouBern,  and  Sporl    <;armt>nts 

ruUms  u.«e  slni*t>   Ffti     15.    192;i 


Ser   N..    l^l,2f",fi.      « 


CI-VSS  39      CLOTHINr,  .      Marshal 
'     ihicasro.  111.     Filed  May   28,  1923 


SvLsanne 


Pfirtirithir   denrri 
Chll.tr.n"-.    H.wiprv 
'  I'lirn^     UKf    s:inc«' 


ntiixt   of  yoodtt  — M^n's,    VV.imen'B,   anii 
I  in     2rt.    1023 


Ser.   N-     Its  1,27: 


1   r..\SS   39       rl.oTHINi.   .       HakR[^' 
.-w  Vurk    N    Y      Fil.-l  M..y  2*.  ir>23 


LLYWOD 


S«T.  No  lM.3(Mi  frr.ASH  4fl.  inol'S  \M'  INtHtEDI- 
K.NTS  OF  Fi  »ol  iS  I  \li  \  vhs.i:  v  \  *r  i r^  r  \\  mv(;  Ctw- 
v^w     I..'   Sii.-'ir     Mtni         lil.-d   \lav   2-     l'.*2:i 

DEL     IVI  A  I  Z 

}'artu-uini     ,1.  ^    ,  ipti-.u    ,.t   ,; /<        i.(niie<l    \'t»L-i-t!ilil>'S  — 

Naiiu-ly.  Ft'i-  i,..l.i.  -,  \\  i\  l;.-ai'-  runipkln  I{t>rn_'.'c 
H»'aii^,   Lima   !'■.  .m-,  Snrrct.i.^li     hhI    Kr-t'it. 

Cltitma  u-n-   sn, f    May    3.    r.<2.3 


Ser  No  ISl, ::'."•■  ■'  I.SS<  ♦  ,\HKASIVK.  I 'FTKR*  IKNT. 
AND  n)I.ISlH.\<.  MArKKF\l-"<  >  huwK  liivros  1  !.•- 
catiir,   111.      Fit. a)   M..^     .  1 .    r.<2:; 

OH-BOY! 


pari  u  iihir    /.  ■(.-n/'d'/'i   0/   (intdx. 
(  1,1, 1'l'  II-'    -inoi    .Iiinc   1.   V22 


i|i   I'i'i. 


S.T   No.  181  ^'MJ       ('"I-.VSS    t       .\HKASn  i:    DFTERiIFNI 
AND   POLISHING   MvlKKTVLS  i    IIv.ikvi.     Mamkac 

iiKiv.   rM\if>\Ni     I  hlraiTO.   111.     Filt'd  May  31.  11*23. 

lAMA 

PartiruUjr   ilcxrript mn    u'   .?<;')</«       -Soflpg.  \ 

Claim*  u.<p  Hln"»'   May  25.   U*23 


Sff    \i    l**:  ^37.      (CLASS  37.      F'AI'ER    \NI'   STATION 
p'KV  In  [  1   1  II    r\[TFt     wi'    SrArii'VKiiY    Cm      Dnliith 

Minn       ril.al   .Iiii..-    I      ]'.<2': 


}'nyt\<-ui<i.r    <1, -' >  ii.t,-,!'    '.!    ';■."■/■        >   rail.     I'    ,,.  i-     •luiL.t 
l'a['>T<.   Ta''l.-t-     S..t.-lM...ks,   ami    Wrai'i^i  i;.-    I'!!"*'"- 

Claimt  u*t>   siifv  aimir    I'.M"  I 


S^r.  Nn  l^L'I-'  i'  I.\S.>;  i:i  NFHl'  LFS,  NnT  1\ 
iJU'DINi;  KN(.iI\K.><  ■  Fksf^i  A  Kin  wD.  \.  w  itnni  n 
Ms.  T.'X       I'ilwl   Jan.    4,    1'.'2 :; 

l/a/ef  *  Motor    wu^m^m* 

No  claini  mnde  tn  the  exelii>ilve  u-*e  of  thn  word*  "Motor 
ParXimXar  drorrfptinn   nf  rjoxdi  —W^r,''    Wnrnen'n.   and    j    rimhlon"  apart   from   *\i>-  mnrk  as   -^liown   In   th«»  drawlnir 
Children's  Hosiery,  Partirul'ir  </,',«rripfion   •■,'  't'><,4s       Cushiim   fnr  \".-hlcIe». 

C]aimit   une  ^{nc   .Jan     10.    1023  ( laim*  u,i>-  sin, a.   Mar.   31.    192,3  > 


i 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


423 


Str.  No.  lSl.-,22.      HLASS23.     CITLKKY.  MACI1INEHY.       Ser.    No.    1S1,69C        (CLASS  28.      JBWBLRY    AND   PRB- 

ANI>    TOOLS,    .VNi>    i'AUTS    THKREOK.  i       Fanstuh             CIOUSS-MFXAL    WABJv  i  Wu.i  iam    S     Orkiv.    doing 

I'lioDiM.-rs    (oMPA.Nr.    In.-..    Nurth    ChiiaKo.    III.       Fil.-(i  j        hualn.gg    a»«    W     S.    Orkin  A    Cnmpany.    Boston,    Maaa. 
Jim.'  4,   1!(23.                                                                                                 FihaJ   Juu-    ^,    i;*.;;. 


Piirti'iihir  ilrmriiition  -7  il'fid-        riipppt    \'al\. 
('liiiiiit   use    sinii'   .TdIv    s,    IKI*" 


S.T.  No.  i,si..'(2i;     hlass  4t;     Foons  .\nd  ingredi- 
ents  OF   F(»ODS  I      HoRi.irKs    Mai.tkd   Mii.k    Com 
I'ANV,  Rarlnc  Wis      Filed  .lune  4.   H»23. 


Without    waiver    of    Uh    oominon-law    rinhtw    appllcjint 

iiiakfn  nil   claim   (.,   .xrliisive    ripht   in   the   words  "Malted 
Milk." 

I'nrtiriilar  rl'  HctHjition   ol  goods       Malted   Milk. 

I'laiiiis  H^e  .-Itn..  MN.ait  .Novembrr.  i'Hi.*t, 


Ser     No     isl.58(i        o  LASS    lit        VFHKLB8,    NOT    IN- 
CLI   li|.N(.   ENlilNLS   I       .\BHAHVM   A:   STBAfR.    Isr.   New 


Yiiik.    N     V 


(I   .lun.'    6,    1!(23 


PnrtivuUir    detcription    of   goodn. — Bobtledl. 
(  hnmn    u<^  since  Orf     1  ,">,   1922. 


Ser  No  CiLT)!?.  o  LASS  42  KNITTED.  NETTED, 
AM)  TEXTILE  FAHRICR  )  AuTiicm  Samier.son  k 
S<)NH   LiMiiBn,   Ix>ndon.   Ensland,     Filed  June  fi,    1923 

ETON  RURAL 

Particular  dritrrifjtion  of   (joodit — ("retonnes  or  Printed 
Fal»ric8,    BelFiit   Cotton    Pi.aa-   (;<)odi». 

^'Iiiims   in.     siriia'   S.  I't     22.    1!U9 


S.r  No  U1.(;l'3  O  I  ASS  4  .VBR  ASI VE.  DfrTEKf  JENT. 
AND  I-OLISinNG  MATERIALS  )  Lnkls  n  ti.ebt 
Co.    Isc.   Oloan,   N     Y.      Filed   June   G,    1923. 


SPIKE 


Tr,Tde  mark    ronxi.-its   f>f   the   word    "Sjuk.   " 
P'trtuaUtr    de»rrii,tion     of    '/ood«— Razor     Strops     atid 
Hon.'s 

<  laimt   use  sjiu-o  .lunr  21.   1921. 

8«r.  No     181. W54.      (CLASS   39.      rLOTHING.)      Z(  rkow 
k  ORAf-F,   New   York,   N    Y       Filed   June  7.   1923 

iJcakcl 


Particular  dearription  of  uoitda.-  M,  u  .s  and  Boyg'  Over- 
coats.  ("nat»,   Vest-s,   atid   Trousers. 
ClnimH   Mvi    siiH.'   Mar     2.".    1923 


Particular  dfMcription  of  uoodt — Pearla. 

Claxmx  U.W    sinr-e   May   1,   1923. 


Ser.  No.  181.7,''il.  ((.'LASS  4t1.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS  )  Jacksowime  CRArKER  Works, 
Ja<  ksonville,    Fla.      Filed    .Tune    9.    1923 

|_iKiTY  Split 

Particular  iIrifrrif,iion  of  fjoods^  Bakery  asid  ("on fee- 
tion<Ty  Pnxlurts — Namely,  Codkicsi,  Cakes.  Oackers,  and 
( '.andir's 

Claimif  uxe   since   June   5,   1922. 


Ser     No      is;  s,S().       (GLASS    40        FANCY    GOODS.    FCR 
MSHINGS,    AND    NOTIONS.*       W.    T.    Grant    com- 
lANV,   N.  V   York,   N.   Y.      Filed  June  11,   1923 

IS^RANT'S    R 

Exclusive  U8e  of  the  words  "Self  I>ock"  beinp  dis- 
claimed apart  from  the  mark  shown  in  the  drawing. 
The  fljrure  is  fanciful,  and   the  lininK  is  for  shading  only. 

Particular  drgcrlptiorr   nf  pooda. — Safety   Pins. 

'  /dim*   u*c  since   May   14,    1923. 


Ser  No.  181.831.  {(^LASS  4(V  FANCY  G(X>DS.  FI'R- 
NISHIN<;S.  AND  NOTIONS,  i  \V  T  (Irant  (:(JMrAM, 
New    York,    N,    Y.      Filed    June    11.    1923. 


Pmrtieular  dt»cripiion  of  good*  —.Safety   Pina. 
Claim*   uxr  since   May   24.    1923. 


424 


S«r.   No.  181.911'.      (rt 
ENTS    OK    FOOI>S 
ness    as    SaulpaiiKbJK 
Filed   June   11;.   l'.»2 


OFFICIAL  GAZEriE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


-ASS  46.      FOODS  AND  INOREDI- 

ALBKBT    SaI  LPATGH,    (lolllK    bosl- 

Candy    Kitchen.    CatsklU.    N.    Y 


Her  No.  181,996  (CLASS  15.  OILS  AND  (;REA8KS  I 
James  W.  Jamison,  doing  business  fi.s  Jamoson  Oil 
Company,  Los  Ant'flog,  Calif      Filled  Jun.'  14.  192.'< 


Ser     No     lsi,9Js         .   r.ASS!    1       RAW    r)R    I'.VIITI.Y  I'RK 
r.VRED   MATKKI.VI  S  i      Ci-icr'Hn    .\.    P.  w;:.kv.   oh.rlln 


jcnn 


'^'11  ».»'■'■ 


m: 


— ' — '^^Ji~~m.  


^szistmsmm 


4  S 


»  »i 


--7T37- 


^ 


3)  [5 


f 


Tlio  word    ■■I*r()|H-lM.      Is    painted   In    r<<d   and   the  design 
in  iiliM>. 

I'lrticular    dexvi  iptmn    of    goods. — GjiS"line. 


S.T     Nu     l«_''i'.M  1    I  AS.v     I         RAW    I'li    r.M'vTr.Y  I'HK- 

I'ARKI'    M.\'rKl:l  \I,S   .       ■Yh'.'.'^.si     Ikm.kk-     Ivc..    Now 
■^■<.rk.    N,    1         Kil.-I    .1  ;ri..    1  t      i;...,. 


TIT 


I'rirticutar    tirxvri}  I  inn     of     -/"odit     -.-KiMrnal     ProdurfR 
Naiuf  y     W....1,    111.]..,,    a!i,l    Ski!)- 
Claim  ■<   u^■'   sine.'    May    1,    lOL'S. 


Ser.     \-       l-'Jii^-           '   lA-s      '            HAKDWAFU-:  AND 

i'i.r.\i!;iN«;  .\m  ■  ^i  f  -\m  i  i  i  i  i\u  si  rriiKS  ■  thk 

(A.:  p.     Aii  \i;.\;  .\i     loMi.v.Ni.     t  l.\  el.ini!      Ohio  Filed 

Jan.   !•;,  r.»2:{. 


^5 


.-, -:-,-; ->^- 


l''-:T-':^^T^r'.- 


/-^'^->-'^  V 


ru!'»    ».■<    KUCti    eii">-j)t    kii    t:.''    foni:    .i<    --h-vvr;    in    ;h>'   mirk. 
anil     li-iclaiin'!  .-inv   i'J.'lii.-*iv.'   u.s»'     if   :;.•■    'Aiirii-i     "Woniltr 
ars'l       I'.anta;!         ip'r^    ''rum    thf    m:irk    as    shiwn    In     th 
drawinc 

I'lrtWMliti-     fi'-x'-n/y  V,  T     o'     'JO'"Ih.  —  S--.  d     Corn, 

'  -■iim-'   u»t   sin    ■     f1.''      1.    1921.' 


Ser     Nn     181, ■.»29  ISSS-.T.     CUTLERY,  MACHI NKRV 

AND   TOOLS.    ANii   CARTS   THEREOF  t       R     U     Bea! 
M    vT  I'l-nrvM  .  r'jiladelphia.  Pa       Filed  Juru-  13.  192.'?. 

V /BRA' J/ a 

No  claim  made  tn     he  word  "Jig"  apart  from  the  mark 
as  ffbowD. 

Particular  detrrip'inn   of  (/oodt — Screens  for  Graoalar 


Materials. 

Claims  utt  iince   a 


rr    21,   1923. 


The  portrait  bfirifc  fanciful.  The  worda  "Alaminurn 
Ware  with  Personal  Servic. ■'  are  disclaimed  eicept  when 
uspd  in  associatlfiii   v\ith  nther  features  of  the  marlt. 

Particular  dfix-riptton  of  </ood»  -Aluminum  Saucepans, 
[toasters,  CaflseroletJ,  Waffle  Motd«,  I'ann,  Fry  Pans, 
Kettles,  Teapots.  Coffeepots.  Teakettles,  Bowls,  Trayi, 
and    Dishes. 

f'laimjt   utr  since    Apr     15,    192,^ 


i 


OCTOBEH  10, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


425 


Ser.  No.  182.12a.  (CLASS  19.  VEHICLES.  NOT  IN- 
CLUDING ENGINES.)  Rablei  Motor  Car  Company, 
Kalamazoo,   Mich.      Filed  June   18.   1923. 


Th.  i..tiii;ini  ,levu-,i  js  t.liif  with  «idd  .-dafT  and  mnl.s.  th. 
c.nr.iitri,-  rjr.l.v,  hlu.  ;,r,,l  K'>ld,  and  thf  l.a<'kk:r,.niHi  ,,ld 
hnry    r-liir 

Parti,  ulo,     ,U  i«-<ij,t,,,ii     .,!    /;o"(/(i.       TaiiialiH. 

Claiinti  uii    HiiHT    M.ir     I  J.    I'.ii;,", 


r.  Nu.  1"-.1.'N  ,t  I.A>.<  .17.  I'AI'KK  AND  STAT1(»N 
'■•"'*'  ''"•"  •'  \\  !'■'  n  Mt  rvi'Ei!  r.,..  Chi, ■;,;;..  Ill 
Kili'tl    .III lie    1 H,  ■  ii)i;;i. 


PartU-uln,    ,l,Hfi  i,,lion    o'   '/oo'/,--  --^Fnvr!,.p.  .   .■ui.l    Caper 
fiT     .M.ikii,;:     Kn\.  l.ip.-v 
''I'liiiis   111,    siri'i'    r.i](t. 


St     No     Is.M.;,;        ii   I.A.s.S    :;.%        liKLTING.    HOSF     MA 

'   IllNKin     CA(   KING.    AND    N<  .N  META  I.Ll  C    TIRKS   , 

'  '"  '  '""^     ■'■"'►     '■'■!<r-'i:AT!i'N,     CrllaMl.     ur.-;;         l-ji,.,) 
■Cjiif    IS.    i;ij:; 


Ser.     No.     1S2.2J,H        HLASS     0.       CHEMICALS.     MEDI- 

CINFS.   AND   UHARMACKUTICAL   I'RFI'AK ATIONS. ) 

Thm  I'u-KAM.v.w  Cu.MrAW,  Haltlnii.rr    Md      Fib'd  June 
19,    lUL';! 


W   I  N  E   S  A  P 


Paituular  description   of  fjoods       An    Kmulsion    <.•:    C;;re 
Gliv,     uii    and    Rai.sin    Juice. 

I'lairnM    hk,     kImcc    May    25.    192.'!. 


Ser  Nm  ivj.-i;.-,  .(-L.vs.s  c,  rnuMir.vi.s  mkm- 
'■IM:>^,  .WD  CH.XH.MACKITICAL  I'l!  KI'A  U  ATMNS. ) 
Jo.xKi'H   SEHho,  Mint. rook.   N.   V.      ni,Hi   .lui,,     lii     102,'? 


-^ 


*^cpo 


^ 


Particular   dtncriptinn    -,/    ■j,(,d>'.-~\    D;.M,lr;ifT    K.rnedy 
and    Hair    Dressing. 

''Uiin,^    ufi/    since    Apr.    IT.,    1923, 


S.T.  Nm  1V-,-,-T,  .CLAS.S4  .VHKASlVi:  Di,IIH.,FNT 
AMI  nil.ISlUNG  M.VTKKIAI.S.i  |>f,>;.  !:..«  ua.s' 
doiiiK  huMiM'ss  ,Ts  Stand.ar.i  Kn^-in.eri,,-  \  I  i:;  ri>  at  iiig 
C(.  ,    Nrvv    Vork.   \,   Y.      Filed   ,]nne  20.    }'.,■::: 


uM 


/ 


V 


Parttcular  drscriptirm  of  r/ood#.— Pneumatic  and   Solid 

'rPneuma'ic'^i;^:.'""'^'''"^   ""'    ^"'''"    ""^''^   ^^    |    ..^r.'-""'  '^' -■""•""  <'^  .-""• -I-ther  LnhrHator  or 
Claimg  use   since   Apr.    30.    1923. 


Dressing. 

Claivifi   use   Mince    Sept.    K''i.    192!. 


^6 


-T.  No    is:. .'46. 
PAliEI>   MATERI 

(Jiii'innnt!,    Ohiu. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  1(>,  1923 


LASS  1.  UAU  OK  I'AKTIA-I'HE- 
L.S.t  Tub  Ke.»kns  >  i>.h  i  dmpany, 
nied    Jany    20.    19:;.; 


.* .  k  .y    % 


;->,  '.-i  ^-;  7'.   I"* 


\.r   ihiiiii    is  made  to   thp  word   "Coal"    apart    from   cbe 
oti;i  r    f>'auirt>8   of   tile   mark. 

f'liiticular   liesrrijition   of  goodK. — Cual. 
i:Un'ni    \iir   sincf-    May    1.    192.T. 


INKS     AVU    I'll 
:i.    1923. 


mLASS    6        rUKMICALS,     MKM 
KMACKITU  .Vl.   PKKl'AHATIi  iNS  , 


I'm  ' :r'iiiii    '/>«■■  i;ifi'/u    ')/    •/•I'i'l''       Salt. 




S.T,   N...  ls2.:;:!2 

HNTS    OJ-'    KO<)r>f;.) 
ville    Flii.     Pll"d  .lar.f 


CLASS    4tV      Fo.  i[iS    AM'    IVOKKM 
I'LA     IlK.MS     I'^MfKNY.     ,I:l''k*)n- 


19-. 


Particular  di'-' 


I:iti-    i:;.    lit-':; 


S"-     N.       ;--J,:;4'i 
'IN!:-     AM'    !■!! 


\!;\f.\iKiT!'''AL  i'rn:r  \IL\TI<  ins 

I'.j.-.l..    f,,i  ,       Fil^-il   ,I'in»'  -•:,    lf*2.3 


cHpl 


tiiiD    fnr   I  i.frriiyiiij; 


I. ASS 


11KMI«   AI.S      MF.I>I- 


DOG-GONE 


ion   'jf  grtod'i  — A   ("'h''inii:!  1   Composi- 

H.id>'iits   and   (ith-r   .Viamal    re«t«. 


Ser.     No.     ls-.;;72.       (CI  ASS    li.       CH  i:.MIi'AI^,    MKDI- 
t.  iNE.S.    AND   rHAKMA<  Kl'l  n  AL    rRRTAUATIONS  I 

.V.si'    t"i\s'>i     I'u^iiANi      New    ">iirk,    N.    Y.      Kilod    JuDi- 

j:;    \\rs:. 


cuwwrrrai  f^m 


MAHUTACTWERS 


ASP   FAYSOLCU 
97  WARREN  ST. 

(♦Ew  YORK  crrr 


Particular  detciipttvn  of  giiodi  -Mini  Salve  and  Mud 
Pack  and  Mad  f'ack  Bf^utirt.r  (Beiiik;  One  Artul*'  of 
Manufacture) , 

ClaitH.t    UK    n\T\cv   Jan.    IT,    192,!. 


Sor.    No      182,375  ri.ASS    «!        CIIKMICAUS.     MKDI- 

CINES.  AND  I'HAK.MACKITICAI.  I'KEPAK.VTIONS  i 
Gt4H.4M,  RowB  &  I  "Mi'AVY,  l.V(  ,  .\fw  '\  ork.  N  Y. 
Filed  June  23,   1923 


I''irti''ilii>-    '/'  -•■' ifiti'oi    of    'ii>''l-        >.i:i    '   ;iki 
Claimt   utie   sln'-<'   ntKnit    Apr    '_'     l!'l'.'! 


S'T     N..      is2.:!T7        .iKASS     t  J        KNIITED     Nin"TEr> 
ANLi      ri:.XTir>E    FARRICS  son  n.     1.      IInn-M.\N. 

i|"l!U'     :.'iMtlt'S8      !•<     S       I,      rl.ifTllI    11;     f:    <".'    .     V.'W     Vnrk.    N      Y. 

Filiil    ,Iiin(>    2-'>,    r«*2.> 

SECURITAN 

/''ii  ti'ui'ir   It  ni''npt\''n   •< '  >/o'm,/<        til  !ii:ha  riw  in   Mic  I'l-'r-c. 
'  hii'ii^    Ht'     sinf'e    Apr     J.''..     I'.i. 


Sfr,     N.I       l^-'.:;s.i         t  CLASS    .;         THKNfK'.VI.S.     MKFd 

1  iNFs.  .\Ni)  rnAK\fA<i;n  n  AL  rur:r  \UA  TKiNs  . 

s<i.  iK-iK    [■'k\S'  \!8E    ur.H    I'ltourn.s    py     lU\i  rj;,    I'ari«. 
Frriti>''  F\\><i     hint'    -':'..     I'l-M. 

Neige  des  Cevennes 

Partu^tlir      /!>  nrriiitnin      'i'      'I'luiiR       P.-rfumPS.      TniU-t 
Water.    V,n<-    Puwi1»t.    T')Uet    P<>wd«'r,    iidd    irf-am.    Fact" 

IjdXinw.    Brill  ianfiri'V    and    Rmi^-.M 

'■/-llf/lt     U*<       sllj.f     \<^\v\l;\;.-T       l'.<'_'<(. 


S.r  N..  I''J.:?'<7  i("L.\SS  jv  IKWKI.KY  .VNI>  PKF- 
riDFSMETAL  WARE  I  Taiston  Vr.AKV  Wokk-'. 
Ivf.     Taunt'. n     Mnm       Filed    .lutiv    ■jrH.    Ifl-'H 


lONEEl 


J'artirulnr  dftfrription  of  ^norf*- Cuff  Buttons.  Collar 
P.! 'tons.  Tip  HoldiTs,  Soft  (Villa  r  Holdern.  Sr^rf  Ptn"- 
Bar  Pina.  'iiflf  FMds.  I-intrerlp  Pin«.  Brooohf-s  for  F'^r^itnai 
Adornment.  All  of  Which  Ar«'  Made  of  or  Flnt«d  with 
Pr>-'ioMS   Vfptal, 

''''nmt   uxr   sinfp   Nov     1,    l',*2L 


Scr     No     1>-':!9<I         CLASS. TS,     PRI  NTS  AND  PUBLIC  \ 
TIONS  .      Thb   Woklo  i'oior   Printivc   Company.    St. 
Loala,  Mo       Fll*'d  Jane  23,    1923. 

Su*n  ^»n  ^  fo^^ 

Pirtii'ulnr    .yr»<Tif>{u/n    ■<,<    -/..o./*       Tltl<'    for    Cartoona. 

Claim"  tmr  •'in''.'  J  fin    .").   I'.CiO. 


OCTOBEB  m,  VJ2S 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


427 


Ser.  No.  lt«..- :;yi.  (CLASS  38.  PRINTS  AND  PUBLICA- 
TIONS, i  Tub  WnUM)  CulnU  PbiMING  ».n>U'AM',  St. 
Louis,   -Mo.      Filed  June  2.3,   1923. 

TME  KELLY  KIDS 

ParHntlnr    denrription    of    anodg — TltU     for    Cartoons. 
^:laiTnl<  unt  .sinci'  Jan.  5,  1919. 


Ser.  No.  1S2.I()T.  (CLASS  23.  CUTLERY,  MACHINERY, 
ANii  TiHIIS.  .\Sl>  I'ARTS  THEREOF.)  Evans  anu 
Bai;miim.  In.  .  San  IranclBCo.  Calif.  Filed  June  2.'., 
1923. 


The  rf'prcHfntntioii  of  a  gear  la  dlsi  laimed  apart  from 
the  mark  shown  on  the  drawing. 

I'driicHhir     dc«(^ription     of     goods.  ■ —  Farniln;;      Imple- 

mt  lita — Namely,    Tractors,    Plows,  Harrows,    Cultivatorg, 

ScvthcB,  Manure  Spreaders,  Ha.v  Prisses.  Hay  Hoisting 
Mathinery,   and   I'arta  Thereof. 

Claimn  uxe  since  Jan.   1,   1928. 


S^'r.  No  lS2.42n.  fCLASP  4R,  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS.)  Hahhy  A.  Kestim;,  Kansas  City. 
Mo.      nied   June   25.    1923. 

t 

Particular    il€$<riptiori     af    /7ood/i.    -Pup     Coin     In     Its 
N  tnral  Ftate 

Claimo  Hite  «ince  Mny  20,  1923. 

Ser.  No.  1^2.-139  (CLASS  6.  CHE.MIC.XLS,  MEDI 
CINES.  \ND  PII.\HM.\CFrTIC.\L  PREPARATIONS.! 
JosETH    \     I',\i:n.    Mjiiirlii'stfr.    N     H.      Filed    June    25, 


1923. 


t 


V. 


I 


u 


}'articM\ar  'U siTijition  of  (jonda. — A  Medicinal  Prepara- 
tion for  CouK'h,  Sore  Throat.  Hoarseness,  and  Bronchial 
.Affections. 

Claimn  use  since  Mar.  2S,  1928. 

815  0.  Q,— 28 


Ser.  No.   182.501.      (CI^SS  46.     FOODS  ANI>  INfiREDI- 
ENTS  OF   FOODS,  I      Hi.iu.s   UK   '^  hahka.   S<'ViiU',   Spain 
Filed    June    UT.    !'.i2.3. 


ACEITE 

PURO 

DE  OUVA 

HIJOS 

YBARRA 

SEVILIA 

(£5PAflA) 


.\pplicunt  (toes  not  c]fi\m  the  right  to  tlip  exc'.uelvf 
U8P  of  the  words  "Arcite  Puro  de  Ollva  •  ..r  •■  Serilla 
I  !-:s!.aria  '   iifi.'irt  from  the  ninrk  as  'a   whi;. 

Particular  drxfription   of  goods. — Olive  Uil. 

Claims  use  since  Feb.  12,  1923. 


Ser,  No  1S2,.'503  (CLASS  37.  PAP1:K  .VND  STATION- 
ERY,! DiAi.-UsK  Co.MrANT,  Knosville.  T>.rin-  Filed 
June    27,    1923. 

DUAL-USE 


Particulor  di'scriptum  of  goodJ<  Cornbin-d  I.efttT 
Sheft  and  Advertising  Polders,  Displ'iyinj  Writt.n  <ir 
Printed  Matter. 

Claims  use  since  Feb.   1,  1922. 


Ser,  No.  1S2,530.  (CLASS  16.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT 
ERS'  MATERIALS.)  Ambeith  Peodccts  Company. 
Criitralia.   Wash.     Filed  June  28,  1923. 


^'^-^---O" 


11  ^// ■ 


AUTO 


Z^^^^^^ST 


Xo    elaiao    is    made    to    the    nse    of    the    words       \!)tt 
Polish"  apart  from  the  drawing  as  shown. 

Particular  description  of  goods. — A  Cleaning  anl  Poi 
Ishlng  Compound  for  Automobiles,  Pianos  Furritire 
Metal,  and  Woodwork. 

Claims  use  since  May  10,  1923. 


428 


S<^r,   No.   1B2.612.      (C 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.) 

Mis.^.      Filpfl  Jane  2 


LiASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ROGBHS  Candy  Company.  Meridian, 
,   1923. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


0(nx)BEB  16, 1923 


Bi<^f)ertha 


/''irji(t*)ar  de^icriptio^  of  goods.'— C^ai J. 

(  Idiw    u<p   since   Nnfrember,    1921. 


>.r  N.  l^-'fU:;.  .CLASS  46,  FOODS  AND  INCREDI- 
KN'Ts  OF  FCmDS  1  Itix.Kits  Cavdy  I'oMPAVT.  >Jeri(llan, 
Mis.v      FilPd  Juno  2^,   1923. 

TWEENIE'S 

l''Kt\>-u  <ir   i{f:-ci  riptioti   of  good*,    -'\indjr. 

<  huni.i    uif   'iinci'   Jiilk    1.    1922. 


S-'.-    No     1<^J.^U4       .CrlASS46,      FOODS   AND  !Ni;R[':I>I 
LNTS   nF   PTMTDS  <     I{im;ki:s  <'andt  i '. '\(  pa  v  v,  M^'tifiian, 
Mi.s        Fil.-.l   .rune   -'k    1023. 

OMEGA 


/''irti'ii'nr  dej<rrititin 


-r     No     1X2, GIS.      CCI. 
ENTS   OF    FOODS 
Filed    June    29,    1824 


n  of  i/oodn       <  andy. 
V    1,    1922. 


ASS  46.      FOODS   AND   INCREDI- 
Ben   F.    Set  i.ebs,   Yakima.  Waflt 


■!  1   Mr.  !N'.       .\NI 


LASS     1'.         FL\RDWAKE     AND 

STKAM  -  FITTING  SflTLIES.  , 
H';  .<T*M.EY  WoFitis,  New  Britain.  (_'onu.  Fiifd  June 
I     lit-'.'.       riiiU'r    tfi!  y-ar   proviso. 


STANLEY 


'ntir\ilay    dftrript 

<]^T<.    Hasps.    Ijitc 

Window    Sa."'hps. 


ion    of  nnoda — Bntts.    Hlnfrps.    Door    :        Partiaular    dfM<yiption    of 
les.   Fn3ts  and   Fnsteners  for   Spcur-    •    rous  Fruits,  and  CfUitaloini>'> 
Window    Blinds.    Shntrprs,    and    thf    \        CUUmti    u.^e   sincp    Jiirip    I.    l!»2.'-t. 


Like;  Stays  for  I'oors.  Windows,  Lids,  Desks,  and 
Similar  Articles:  Ladder  Joints;  Handles  for  Doort, 
Drawers,  Boips,  Chests,  and  Similar  .Articles;  Pulls  for 
Doors,  Sashes.  Screens,  CiieMt.*.  and  Similar  Articles  ; 
Bolts  for  Securing  Doors,  Windows,  and  the  Like  ; 
Shutter  Bars,  Trapdoor  Rings,  Door  nniii.'prH,  Sash  and 
Screen  Hangers;  Lifts  for  I>oors,  Sashes.  Screens,  Chests, 
and  Similar  Articles  :  Transom  Plates.  Corner  Irons, 
Door  Ralls,  Bar  Holders,  Catches,  Braces  for  Stiffening 
Corners,  Stake  Holders.  T  Plates.  Staples,  Hooka,  Door 
Buttons,  inooT  Clips,  Metal  Washers.  Rivet  Bars ; 
Springs  for  Doors.  Windows;  Uoi  Strapping.  Metiil 
Fasteners  for  Wooden  Joints.  Metal  Couplings  for  Door 
and  Window  Screens,  Mending  Plates;  I'.raekets'— Namely, 
a  Fixture  Used  as  a  Support 
Claimg   u»e   since    ISTO. 


Ser.  No.  182,632.  i  CLASS  4.;  FOODS  ANl-  IN'JKEDI- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS  t  CnrniK  U  ei>.stein.  dmnk'  business 
!\*  Coldir  Frulttine  To,  ,N  w  V^irk,  N,  V  Filed  June 
29,    1923. 


I'artirular    df»rriptu)n    u'    ijoo'Ih        V    I'.t  verage    Conslst- 

inir   of   a    Coniposinon    of    1 'rieil    Fniit,-    ;n,il    Nuts    Suitable 
a.s  .1    Sulistitnre    fi.r   t  OfTee 

I  liiitim   uftf-   sin- f   June    ,"i,    liC-l'. 


5er  N'  l«2.f;45,  u  I.,\SS  \>'-  I'oiiDS  ,\NIi  INtJUKOI- 
I;NTS  i}F  FOODS.)  As.sd.  :  ATBt>  l-'iii  ir  Co,  Los 
Ari;;.les     i':ilif        Filed    June    .".n,     l'.Vj:; 


RED  RDDSTER 


!■>       Vr> 


Cmi'es,     Cif- 


OCTOBKB  10,  lOZ'i 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


429 


8er.  No.   182,051.      (CLASS  46.     FOODS  AND  INOREDI 
KNT8  OF  FOODS  )     Canteubiky  Cam>y  Makkus,  In.   , 
Seattle,    Wash.      Flletl    June    30,    1923. 


Particular    drtcription    of    gouiU       rnndy    Confections 
Claimx  use  since  June  1,  1923. 


Ser.  No 
AND 

PANT. 


1H2,673.  (CLASS  4  ABRASIVE,  DETEI{(;i;Nr 
POLISHING  MATERIALS)  Renovatoi  Com. 
Plillndelpliin,     Pn.       Filed    June    30,     1923 


B 

A 
N 
D 
S 

o 


J'aitvuhir  drnrriptUm   of  uoodn       Preparation    Adapted 
to   l,e    Applied   to   Brake   Bnnds,   Brake   Drums,    Clutches, 
Belts,      Pulleys,      and      Other      Frirtionally  Operated      De 
vires    for    the    Purpose   of    Lessenltii:    or    PreveiitluK    Slip 
page    Between    the    Concthig    I'nrls 

Cloitiis    use    since    on    or   about    Apr.    2,1,    1923 


Ser  No.  1,S2  .;s.-,.  (CLASS  40  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS.)  Van  Camp  Ska  Food  Compant. 
I^R    Angeles,    Calif.      Filed    June    30,    1923 


£ruL<>t4^exi 


PnrUcular      description      of      goodn. — Canned      Olives, 
fannel  Grapefruit,  Canned  Plmientos,  Canned  Spinach. 
CJiiims  1IXC  since  Nov.   1,   1922. 


Ser.    No    lS2,r>KC,       (CL.VSS   39       CI.OTiiIN<;   i       WAiiicn- 
STEIN    limi.s.,    PiidiicHh,    Kv.       V\\v(\    June    ;'.ii,    !!»•_>:'.. 


■^^mrrr^ 


iiiiii 

— I 


'f'Si"' 


The  words  "Clotties,"  "WallerHteins,-'  and  i'adiira!!. 
Ky,"    are    di.srlMim».||    apart     from    tlip    mark    sSifwn 

Particular  dcxcription  of  goodx  Men  r  1',,  .w  a,.,) 
Children's  Outer  I'lothing,  ( •oinprivinj..  Sniis  '  i vt  r<'..:, ts. 
«nd  Raincoats 

<'laim»   unf    since    Nf>v,    ],",    lStL'2. 


Ser  \n  Fs-,7:;i  iri,.\ss  4f,  iTtdiiS  ,\  N  [  i  lXi;iii;iii. 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.)  ( 'riFF-iMa.  I  Wk.vton.  d.iing  f.usi- 
nese  as  C  1.  Weston  Co.  Piainficld,  N.  J.  Piled 
Julv  2,   1923. 

JEUJBDON 


Purtinilnr      drx'  riiition      of     iioodx 
Compound. 

Claimfi  uxf  since  Mav   27.  1923 


Pure  l-'rulf       .lellv 


Ser  No  T;2.7,'4.  (.LASS  :'.U  ri,.  iTlIlN*;  i  Kkkoy, 
Pfafp  &  c'o.,  iN-c-..  Baltimore,  M,l  nu-d  Inh  s' 
1923. 


The    term    "Hopkins    Mills'    is    mer.  ly    a    n-iiii,,us    .r 
fanciful    name    which    Is    used    hy    the    applicant    .i^    a 
trade-mark   In    connection    with    the    sale   of   its    inerrhaii 
dise. 

J'articular    drscription    of    .f/'.of/.v,  -  -K  nir  ted     F  n.l.iw.'- r. 
Hosiery,    and    Knitted    Neckties. 

Claims  use  since  Dec.  1,  1922. 


430 


Sec.    No.    182.764. 
NI8HINGS.    .\NL)   •> 
Co.,    New    York,    N 


Jhe 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBES  16, 103S 


LASS   40.      r.VNCY    GOODS.   TUB- 
0TI0N8. )      NiTio.NAL  Hair  Goods 
Y       Filed    July    3,    1923. 

'Mtional 


pyramid 


Particular  descriptiinn    of  goodJi.  —  Wl«s. 
Claims  u.^e  since   -May.   1923. 


Ser.  No    1S2.T70.     (C 

flOSIERT    COMP.i.VY 

3,  1923. 


_\S8  39.     CLOTHING  i     Rh)  Mill 
Lnc,  Phttadelpbia.  I'»      Piled  July 


Particular  descripUon  of  {/ooda.  — Hosiery  for  Men  and 
Women  ;  Knitted  aTd  Textile  T'mlerwear  for  Men, 
Wom^'n.     and     ChUdr|n  .     Sweaters.     Hcd     Neckties. 

Claimt  ute  since  A^r    1.  1923. 


Ser.  No    1«2.7T1       i  ilLASS  46.     F'OoOS   AND  INOREni- 
KNTS    OF    FOODS- 1      The    HieH.tuDs  S^hkbl*   Casvi 

i'O,,    Hutchinson,    tans.      Failed    .J';ly    3,    1923. 


S«r.  No.  182,856  (CLAPS  4.  .ABRASTVE,  DETERGENT, 
AND  rOLISHIN'i  MATKIUAI.S  i  Jamk«  H.  Rb(H>BS 
i.   COMPANT.   Chicago,    111.      Filed    July    t>,    llt23. 

IB  I) 

Particvlnr  dem^iiition    uf  uvidM.  -Vumice   Stone. 
Claimt  u»e  since  June  2'>.    I^'IT,  j 

I 

S«r.  No.  182.857.  i ''LAS.'^  4  AIUiASUE.  DETERGENT, 
AND  rOI.ISHLNG  M.VTKKIALS  \  James  H.  Rhoom 
k   COMPA.VT.    Chlratfo.    Ill        Filnd    July    t»,    1923. 

IB  IB  C 


Pdrti'iilar    lift'  ripfi'/fi    of    fjondH. — Pumir*'    Stone. 


<'lairrm    u.if    f<H 


.'•.    1917. 


Ser    N'l    1^- 


Particular   detcrip 
Clainm  ut9  ilnce 


ion   of  gooda. — Candy 
lfe03. 


Ser    No    1*2,793 
ERT  t      The    Fai 


[   \>.-<   *      \l'.l;\S!\l-     !>ktkr(;ent, 
AM'    I'l  ilISIll  N' .     MA  i  F.UI  A  I.S   I       J.tMKS    H.    RhODBS 

i:i      i!i.-.i  J-ilv  .;,    i',<2:! 


i   i;oMi'ANT.   rhi'ii. 


I 


LASS  37.      PAPER  AND   STaTION- 
,   CtlcaKO,    III.      Filed    July    5.    1923. 


Partirulir    deseription    of   gooda. — Wrltlnir    Paper    and 
Envelopeg. 

riaim^    u»e   alncel  on    or    about    Dec.    26,    1922. 


Ser  No  1<^2,8.'>.'5.  ((TLASS  4.  ABRASIVE,  DETERGENT. 
AND  POLISHTNO  MATERIALS.)  Levcr  Brothers 
CoMPANT,  Cambridge.  Mam.     Filed  July  6.   1923 


Particular 
CXainn  u<e  lince 


description  oj  good: — Soap. 
Apr.  7.  1923. 


UNN 


xxc 


Particular    Jf  »<r  i<if  c-n    of    gor,-'*       I'lrnie    Stone. 
CUitm.t    u,Ae    sii;--    iin"    l'"      \'>\' 


S^r    No     1S2.S9I  I   l.ASS   -.7       TV\1  Kll   AND  STATION- 

ERY i       Tnn    Spfvkns    Iaieh    .Milus,    Ixc,    Windsor, 

Conn       F!!.-d  Jily  -1,    !92:i.  | 

ri'BRE'TEX, 
*Board 

No  claim  Iri  m;iil>-  ti>  'h.'  .t-IusIv.'  'i*»>  of  the  word 
"Board"  apart   frMin   lii.-   -i.iuk  kIh.wii, 

PortitiUmr  de*or<p(ion  -if  •j-iodii  -I.lght  Weight  nb«r 
Board. 

Claim*  u«e  since  atKjut  March,  1923. 


OctOMB  16,  li»23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


«S1 


Bar.  No.  1K2,R93  (CLASS  37.  PArHK  AND  STATlON- 
K&T.)  Th«  Stivkss  Paj'Kh  Mhls.  Im  .  Windsor, 
Conn,     m.d  July  6,  1923 

J>  RAW -TEX 
Fibre  'Board 

The   words    "  Fit) re   B'.iird"    !ir<    (tisclairned. 
Partioular  de»<iipt\iin  <•[  guoil^       Paper  fi>r  Meclianicnl 
Drawings. 

Claimt  uKt  aince  about  1923. 


Ser  No  1S2,929.  (CLA.SS39.  CLOTHINfii  Pahkkh 
Briixjet  Company,  Wasiiin.;ii.[i.  1 1.  C  Filed  July  7, 
1923. 


Particular    de»crii>tii>n    of   good*.— M>'n'B    ilof**^. 
CUUmt  unr  since  Mar.   l.    192].  ,. 


n 


:». 


Ser,    N».    1R3,««6.      (CL..\sa   HO.      CI/OTHING.)      Cora    I. 
StoviL,  New   York.    N    Y       Fllfd  July   7,   1923. 

^unbaxi  ^D^cr Apt*on 


No   claim    is    made    to    ttif    use    of    ttie    word 
apart  from  the  other  fentiiros  of  th.-  murk 
Particular    drxcriptxiin     '•/    r/oot/A.      .Xproiis 
Claimt  MM,  since  Jiin«  2,'>,  1923. 


.\pron 


Ser.  Mfl.  182.971.  (CLASS  4  ABRASIVE,  DEI  EH 
GENT.  AND  POLISHINii  MATERIALS  i  A  1! 
Holder.  Abilene.  Tex      Fil.  ,i   Julv  9,  11)23. 

TEXO 

Particular  description   of  ijoodt. — Jelly   Soap 
Claimt  use  Klnce  Apr.   1,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  lS2,97.'i,  (CLASS  39.  fLDTinN(;  i  Kket  A 
RoLNDTiifac  Din  (,(ioi..><  Cn  ,  Spriii;;ticld.  Mo  Filed 
Jnly  9,  1923 


The  rectangular  background  of  the  mark  Is  indicated 
In  red,  and  the  oppositely  flan'd  confipuration  in  tli.' 
center  is  ahown  as  bavins  a  blue  l)ark^'round,  the  letter 
Ing  rfmalninc  in  white 

PorticuUir  dctoription  of  gond» — Overalls.  Work 
Shirts.  Jumper,'*.  Duck  Coats.  Khaki  Coats,  Cordnroy 
Coats,  Duck   Pants.  Khaki   Pants,   and  Corduroy  Pants, 

CUUmt  u»e  since  June  1,  1923. 


Ser.    No.   l.S3,023       hLaSS  46.     FOODS   AND   INGREDI- 

KNTO  OF  FOODS  .  Clahkntk  a  i'k^.nk.  doinp  busl- 
ni-8s  lis  rraiic  i  inM'ul.'ite  Cuinjiany,  i  "levc  mnd.  Ohio. 
nied  July  10,  1923. 

~MEAL 
TICKET 

Particular   dctrripttun    o'   go'iil.^       innti> 
Claimt  ute  since  Mav   15.    1923 


Srr,  N(.  !Sa,04r.  (CLASS  L'.  UlLS  AND  t.HFASES  i 
Sta.ndahd  Oil  Company  uk  Nfw  York.  Ntw  York, 
N.  Y.     FUed  July   10,    1923 


gBKILLL\M- 


HI 


i^j^ 


Th>'  sl.v  Cliiio'sc  cha  riictfTfi  a|';"'arint:  at  tlic  ripht- 
hand  sidr  i.f  ibt  picturt-  havi'  tli>  f(l!^>vvin^;  Eiigli.«h 
oqulvalents  and  may  be  trn ti.'^la tfri  as  fnll,.ws  :  Lai>.  old  ; 
Pai.  chop  or  l>rnrid  ;  Ko,  c.-irti  .r  every:  Tai  pciitTatloii  ; 
Ctiuan.  transmit:  Mine.  name.  Tb,  ttir>e  Cbiiiesc  char- 
acters in  tlie  paiifl  below  the  pirtur.  are  Mei,  nsenn- 
iii^  admirablo.  io\»ly;  Foo.  to  repose  iimtidtnco  in;  Hodr. 
business  firm  or  company.  The  Chinefst-  cbnracters  in 
ibe  lower  panel  are,  frian  rifbt  t-.  !•  ft  arrns-.  the  f<ip 
line,  I.JIO  Pai,  tbe  two  cliaracter-  in  the  riubt-band  col- 
iiiiin  Udow  Lao  are  Mei  Foo,  nnd  tin  <.w>  (haracters 
below  Pai  in  the  b-ft-barui  columii  are'  La  Cbu,  ineaiiing 
"wax  candles;"'  tbo  characters  ajij..  ariiij;  uu  tbe  plate 
held  hy  the  old  man  b'cing  nlsn  Lan  Pai  No  claim  is 
made  t(i  the  wonl  "Candles"  i-r  '■•  tbe  (^b;ne~'  werds 
"La  Ctiii."  me.aniiit:  "wax  candle-;  up, art  fr^m  tbe  mark 
shown  on  the  drawhij; 

ParlinHar    rfcsrrtfifioH    of    (jnodH. — i^andlefl. 

Claims  une  ainei    Dec     l,",   1922 


Ser.  No,  1^3.070  (CLASS  26.  M  F  .VSLLlN*;  AND  SCI- 
ENTIFIC APPLIAN(  ES,)  Cn.uaJEs  A  MKtOs.  Fort 
Wayne.    Iiid       Filr-d  Ji;ly   11.    P'2;!, 

You  Can  t  Be  OptinusticWith  Mis^y  Ophcs 


MEflj? 


Porttcvlor    description    of    goodn     -Ophtbnlmlc    Ijpnses, 
Fyeglasses,   and   Sportncbs 

Claimn   uitr  since  January,   1H12. 


432 


S«r.     So       is:?.!  38. 

BlTTS    A    MlI.LKK    I'O 

13.   1923. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1928 


(CLASS      2.         RECEPTACLES.)    |    Ser.    No.    183,200        ((I.\SS    42        KNITTED.    NETTED, 
Isr.  Npw  York,  N.  Y      F11»«<1  July  AND    TEXTILE    P'ABHICS)       Thb    Kahlet     Haetxt 

''o.MP.^SY,   Boston     Ma.'^H       Filed  July   14,   1923. 


J.D.M. 


Particular     (te$rriptiin     of     OO'tdn       Ksk     ;init      T'nilfry 
Casfs, 

'■(aim»  u»'    >itii'e  July  7,   192;'. 


SfT    N.I     l^:;.l4t)      iri.ASS    4      .\im.\siVK    deter 

'rF.NT     .VND    rOLIsillN*;    .MATERIALS   i       K     F     D.il. 
LEV  CuMiMNV,  IM'.  Buffalo.  .»     Y'      Fil>'i!  .July   1  ',,   \'yl'^. 


I'urtirufar     deirriptivn     of     yto'/-*  -  -  Stn>f      I'liliHti      an' 
Iir<»sslns 

Claimt   u*€   sitirv  al^iut   Aug.   20,    r.">».)2 


GOLDAC^JJ?f 


Particular    litti-rxption    'if   ijo'kUi-    Dry    (ioodH      Namely, 
Linen    and    Cnttun    ri<itti!«    and    Woolen    ninnk«"f^ 

'  lnim»   u»f   .-(iiirf   .June    1,    litOO  j 


^>-T      \n      1>.;.2h((         .PLASS     4.       ABRASIXK.     DETER 
(,FNT     AND    I'u[.ISHIN(^;    MATERI.\LS   .      F     F    D.\i.- 
LEV   I  '  Miov.  \S'\.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.      Filed  .Inly   14.   1923. 


Ser  No  183.211  (CLASS  42  KNITTED,  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS  i  Thk  IIim>  A  H.\»iSO!i 
Plush  Co,  ("lark  Mills  and  N.  w  York,  N  Y.  Filed 
July    14,    1923. 

SYiyOTWILL  \ 

Particular  tle»rrii,ti(in    of   gno<I»  — I'hishes   In    the   Plec« 
I'laitnr-   u*e  .since  Juno   27.    li>23. 


oiUh     and 


S.T  No  18.!. .'."{T  CLASS  42  KNITTED,  NETTED, 
AND  TE.XTII.K  I  .\I«RI(  S  i  Skhvk  k  Egi  ipmevt  Co., 
IM    .   N.  w    Vurk.   N.    Y       Filfd  July   14,   192:'. 


Gll^AUAH 


Particular  dcfcription  'if  *7<K>rf«.— Sheetings  and  PlHow- 
ca.ses. 

Claim t  une  sine.'  ;;tMnit   May    lo.    192.'! 


Se.r     No      183,203.       ftll^ASS    42.       KNITTED,    NETTED, 

AND     TEXTILE     fUricS  )        The    Fablet     Hakybt    i    ^er.     No.     183,250         Ml.ASS     13.        HARDWARE     AND 


COMPA.NY,   Boston.   \[a.s».     Filed  July   14.  1923. 


Particular   dficripti 

Linen    and    Tutton    CI 
(  '<jif»i»   u^f   sine*-  Ji 


No   claim   is    raadt'    to   th.-    words   "Chase"   and   "Trad*- 
H   of  goods. — Dry   Goods— Namely,    j    Mark"  apart  from  the  mark  shown, 
ttis    and    Woolen    Blankets.  Particular  dencriptiin  <tf  goo<\»       Brass  V\\n. 

<ne    1.    1900.  i         CI«im«   ttxe  since   \\^t    21.    i;t23 


PLFMBINU  .VND  STEA.M  FITTINt;  SI  ITLIEH  )  Till 
('n.\8B  Cdmpamks,  Inc.  Watcrliury .  ronii  I'iled  July 
10,   1923. 


Trade 


CHASE 

Mark 


October  1G,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


488 


Ser.  No.  183.2fi3.  (CLASS  4.  ABRASIVE,  DETERGENT, 
AND  POLISHING  MATERIALS  )  J.  Eavenson  &  So.vs 
I\(.ORPi)KATKU,  Philadelphia,  Pn.,  and  Camden,  N.  J. 
Fll.d  July   16,  1923. 


TESCO 


Particular  detcription  of  good«. — Soap. 
riaimK  u/><'  since  Dec.  31,  1922. 


Ser  No.  ls3,JtW  (CLASS  4.  .VBR.VSI  V  E.  DETEKGEN  I, 
.\ND  POLISHING  .MATERlAI^.i  Fi  (i.ht  M-  Ness 
Co.Mr.VNi,   Freeport,   111       liled  .luly   10,   1923. 


rssi<© 


Particular  drxcription  of  p'Joda.   -Hard-Water  Soap. 
(  laivtH  uae  since  Aug.  22,  1912. 


S*>r  No  1K3.300  (CLASS  4.  ABRASIVE,  DETERGENT, 
AND  I'OLISHING  MATERIALS.)  JoH.v  A.  McDke- 
MoTT.  Chicago,  111.     Filed  July  18,  192«. 


KeyToiJl 
Good  Complexion 


Particular  dcHcription  o]  goods. — Soap. 
Clnimn  uac  since  May  31,  1923. 


Ser.     No.      183. .■■.10  (CLASS     13         IIARDW.VRE     AND 

PLUMBIN(;  AND  STEAM  -  FITTING  SUPPLIES.) 
Walter  E.  Mnito.vs.  doin^'  business  as  Hold-Pack  Mfg. 
Co.,  Dayton,  Tonn       Filed  .Inly  10.   1923. 

HOLD-PACK 


Particular  description  of  <jonds. — Metal  Fasteners  for 
Securing  the  Covers  on  Pncklng  and  Other  Baskets  Used 
in  Packing  Fruits  and  Vegetables. 

Claims  use  .since  July  2,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  183.361  (CLASS  46.  FLOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF'  PX^ODS.i  Ca.m.v  Salks  CoKidinTinv,  Brook- 
lyn.   N.    V       I'ilfd    Jnlv    1^,    192:! 


#^s> 


<s 


^ 


Withoul  waivinj:  any  -  (iiimi.u  1,hw  i-i^hts  ami  f..r  the 
linrposeH  of  tiii>  r.  t;lst  ral  i.^n  only  applicant  h>Tfli.\  dis- 
>  hilnis  the  .'xcld.slvc  ritlit  to  th.'  iisr  i.f  thi  t.rni  '  Ssvit'is" 
ainjoiirintf  otj  the  drawing:  fxct'pi  a^  this  terru  i-  used  in 
Connection   wltli    the   other   features  of   the  mark   sliown. 

P(irti(uliir  drscriptioti  of  ijnuili'  -  ('hocol.'iti  -Covered 
Mints,  ( 'liocolate  Cov.ri  d  Cocoiml  Ci-.;nn  Bars.  Cluuilnie- 
Covered  .\lniond  Bi.stjut'.  Chm-oIate-Covered  ('occnut  <'rean) 
litres,  Cliocolale-i'o\ereil  Maple  Rounders  and  Macaroon 
.\lallo   Bars. 

<  litiniK   uxi    since  aliout    .\iir,   2  C    I'.'IO. 


Ser     No     is;;,4ijs.      uLASS   .■;'.>.      CL(»TlllNi,  L.u  I,.*   K. 

WiMTi'i.  K.    Svracnse,    .N.   Y.      Fil.'d   ,(iil\     is     i!.o3_ 


Particular  description  of  goods.-    Textile  Tiiderwear  f.r 
.Men,  Women,  and  Children 

CtainiH   US)    since  June  23.   1023 


Ser  No  1S3,440  U'LASS  14.  METALS  AND  METAL 
CASTIN(;s  AND  KORtilNtiS  >  Thk.Iames  H.  Hkkk.  n 
CiiMPANi,  (  leveland,  Ohio.     Filed  July  10,  1023 

AL-U-ITE 

Particular  desrriptton   af  goodLs.-     Weldln^r  Metal. 
Claims  use  since  Mar.   14.    192,3. 


Ser  No.  183.4.30  (CLASS  14  -METALS  AND  Min.M. 
CASTINGS  AND  FORCINGS.)  THB  Jambs  H.  Heriu.n 
CiiMi'A.vY,  Cleveland.  Ohio.     Filed  Julv  19.  1923. 

FERRO-ITE 

Particular  description  oj  rjouds.  —  Wehling  Mt  tal. 
''laims  u.^^^'  since  Feb,   .3.  1023. 


Ser.  No.  183,451.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INtiRKDI- 
ENTS  OF  FX)ODS.)  THE  Kopr  Bros  Co  ,  New  Haven, 
Conn.      Filed  Jnlv   19,    1023. 


Particular  description   of  j/(yO(/«       (Jrape   Irisii    in   Their 
Natural  State. 

Claims  use  since  Julv  2,  1923. 


434 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


OCTOBKR  16,  1923 


ffr    Nn    In.?. .'.IT       f'l.ASH'JO       1. 1  NOI.ET'M   AND  OILRD 


DitY  Oi'Ars  Cm.,  L.f)ti!svi!!.-    Kv       F11f,l 


'n^ 


S*>r.     No      1'^3«4r^        (('LASS     n         HARDWARK     AND 

i'Lr\rBiN<;  anp  stfa>{  f[ttiv(;  sri'i'i.irs  i    tub 

July   25.    192;:. 


i"'irtiru!t;-     '!r>t(  rip^ion    Of    'jooiiif.  —  I.lnnleuni    .an'l    oll^d 
Cloth. 


ymn 


S*-T     S        Is:;. .-..'»;  ri.ASS    4.'.       KMTTKD.    M-rrTED. 

ANr>  -1  KXTII.K    F.iF.RICS.i      H.   Ja^tjhs   A  Sons,    Inc., 
Nf'w  York,   N,   Y       lil.-d  .lily  21,   192;'. 


^hi£>0i 


Pnrtirular  'li  *•  i-ipniun  o'  goo'Sx-S^atef'n.  Cottun,  and 
Silk  \i:t.'.!  i'u  <:,■  <j.j..d.^  and  t'ntti.n  I'l.-r.'  Go^d^  wi't) 
t    .\!    "-••riz.  d,   I  Iia.^fi'l  or   Srhr'dnered   Finisb. 

'    ''!:"ti     .1  *•      sini"*"    JlllH'    2,     l'..»23. 


Ser.  No.  18.1.54G.     'riiASS2.    BtXHPTACI.KS        Wkh: 
:-i^i:   Ma\fa'  ir:!:^vG   Ci>..   Hichraoiid,    V.i.      Filed   .Iul> 
21.   1V2.3 


Pnrtifuiar  dfU'-y-iption  of  •joO'h        Ahirni!' ^I'l.   r.f' "I  i'  .r-i 
Claimt  uge  sine  July  «.    n>2;^ 


DIUM 


Partit  uliir  '/<  jiirTipt*>«  of  good^.      I'apvr  Hags 
fUumi   u-    •<\ar>-   \}tX .    2S,    ld22. 


>-r.  No.  l.>.;..->00.  i|i  LASS  22  GAMf:s,  TO^  S,  AM' 
.<1'0KT1N'.  (;OOLf^  I  Thb  Craakokd  Mc^Jktooe  A 
I  avbt   c.jpavt.  ijiiytfin.   Ohio.      Filed   July   23,    192;;. 

GOrSUM 

1'a.rtii-u.ia'    ./fH' np'i>ri   o'  i/(xx/x,-~ -(jnU  Clubs, 
nai'.ifl-  ui>    >iti'v  jily    1,    192;; 


D 


S^r.    No.    1S3''.24.        TLASS    22       GAMES.    TOYS,    AND 
SF^ORTl.VG    ';0ODB.  I       D<>ror-AS    FiiTiiS.isitfl,    Los    An 
g^Wn.   Calif.      Fil'd   Jaly  24,    1923. 


P<jriu-u}nr   'i^-n'-riptUiri    of   'jondn.  —  Rackj't    Game. 
fltvimtt   n*e   slnre   May   4,    1923. 


UG 


S-^^r     No     l.s:;,«J.'',3       (CLASS   39.      CLOTHINr;.i       RnMnR- 
Broth»b«.    BaltUnorf,    Md.      Fllt>d    July    24,    192:;. 


S.  r    N.,     I<<a,tS»;2.      CLASS    14       MKTALS    A\I>   MKTAL 
I   A  ST  I  N( ;  S  .\  M  .   Fi  >  R< ;  I  .\  C  S   .      Ml  e]  i  h  k  \I  e  t  .u  s   .  , ,  m  - 

!■^^Y,    !'..r'    [Fir  ii:,    Mich.      FII'mI    .luis'    '.'r,     I'.rj-; 

/'■rr.'u-T'fr      ./.  -.,;,'!■  ri      0/     go''!"       <'aHtiii:>,     of     N'ln- 
Claimg   uxf    ^Inc*   on   or   at.oit    July    II.    192;i 


v>    18:;, 070.     .(I  ASS    ;;<      .  i.o  rniN*;  ,      r.itai, 

■•>i'(-(!WK.\R  Cmmpam,  l;.,aa;:.^.  IM.     Fi;,  dJulv  L'."),   1'.I23. 


I'artUiih:  ■     /.    '■i,,.'(on     of    goods. — Women's     KiCtd 

ud.TiA  t';i  .•-  , 

'7'Mrn*     iM-     «iii<''-     .1  r.f     ;      1922. 


S»'r.    N 


i-^-  ■;-'■■      :Ci.As.^    4-j      KMrri.i'    .virrT!:!*. 

AND    TiATI!  K     I'ABUiCS-        .■>am  ;.     M      l',:.- 
York.    N     V        Fii'  .i    ,!ulv    2*;      !:>2;! 


N.'w 


Th*  color  lininir  aprtenri 
Portirultir  dfi^rtiptut 
r/fl<"?,<    une   Hlnce   Ju 


ng  on  th*»  drawlnsr  InrtimtM  red 
n  or  aood«. — Work  Shirts 
HP    IS.    1923 


Particular  /ifi'-riptiiyfi    o'  qdihI.'     -Hi-    \.>*>-, 


OcToni  K  IF,,  iML':! 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  K. 


436 


Srr   No    is;:70.1       irL\SS4      Al'.RASIVK.  DRTKHOENT. 
ANr>    J(~>LIsrn<;    \fATKRIALS  i      .T..hv    a     F<«ri..    Chl 

CJi--^.    n;.       Fili'd    July    2S.    1023. 

SrENO-miGND 


Paitiiiihi,    il>  \<',iiii ion   ol  ■I'.oii.t.-     Dry  Clean. r. 
rhiiiii'    tiM,     -.111.  ,    .Iiil\    '-!>;     1921'. 


Srr  \.  ;s;;.v(ivj  .FLASS  42.  KNITTKD  NI'TTFIi 
AND  IFXTILK  F.\RI!ICS  )  Thf  lioBKRTs  .v  Fi  i  y.  n 
EBT    .V    I'W     \Vi.|!\--      f  vCMHI-.iHATKI'     \>'«-    M;:'.i:d     i   <  nn. 

Fiir.i  .I'liN    ,'s.   r.<-:; 

GLORIELLE 


T!if    riuirk    ci.nsilstP   of    thp    wor.i    "'CJlorii'lli'." 
Furticfiliir  ditcription  of  -jondu    -rotton  I'iece  Goods 
Claima  u»e  ginco  abin-   .fnii.    i     i;>2;! 


S.T  \  's:;s..,  .CLASS  42.  KNITTFD  NKTTED 
AND  II  XTILL  lAliKICS  >  Tiu:  I;.iufuts..\  Hika.h 
nil  \  Fw  WMiiKS,  Iscoui'iu:  viBLi,  New  Mllfdrd.  Conn. 
Fllt'd    Jnlv    L-'^.    i!>2;'; 


GLOWSETTE 


Trade  in  irk  "Olowsette." 

rii,t\rui,ir   description   of  i/oodt. — Cotton    Fl.  <■.■   (ioods 

Claim fi  uf  since  ..n  or  about  July  3.   192:! 


S.  r  N..  1S3..'^.^.';  CLASS  44.  DENTAU  MEDICAL. 
AND  SFRGICAL  A ITLIANCEf^. )  Thk  Hospital 
SrKciAi  ry    Co.,  Clev.dand.   Ohio.      Filed   July    30,   1923. 


BMOlBX 


r<i<i„  uiar  drisei-ipiioH  of  good*. — Sanitary  Napkins. 
Clnittin  use  nince  June   10,    1923. 


Sfr  No.  1H3,834.  (CK\HS  13.  HARDW.\RE  AND 
11  UMBING  AND  STEAM-FITTING  SUPPLIES.) 
H.twrg  Chain  CoMPiyy,  Moakcgon,  Mich.  Filed  July 
30,    1923. 


f'nitirular  description  of  goods — Drive  Chains. 

ClairriK  usi    since  on  or  about  Oct.   1,   1921. 


S.'r    No    1«,3.fiJ>3.      ^riASS    F'       OILS   ANI1    iJREASFS) 

SlAViMi.  fill     (■|•.^^'V^^    •'V  \i:«    V.i!!K.  N<'"    \     rk     V     Y. 
Filed    .luly    ;il,    192;;. 


The    six    Chlueti*'    characters    acro.>is    under    the    words 

■"Stand.'ir.i  (Hi  {'i,  of  New  \.Tk"  are  as  follows;  Yu  Chi. 
inciuilni:  "t;:isolin.  "  ;  I'ai.  m.  uniii.;  "iTand"  :  Fan.  n:',.i.;ii>: 
"<dd"  ,  Chi'  ''hi,  !i;i'.'i  liiiii:  "niiiior  mr"  TSU'  ti.r.-.'  ■  ';.  r.-if^ 
F Ts  at  the  rleht  and  left  of  the  fore^:.in;;  reaiiirs):  from 
top  to  botiorn  ar.'  Mel,  tn.  nnin):  "admirable,  lovely"  ;  Foo, 
nieaniiig  "to  repose  cnninl.'nce  in"  ;  Hong,  mcnniug  "busi- 
mss  flrm  or  » oniiiany",  and  the  tbrer  chRra(ter.><  in  the 
circle  at  th«'  t  [i  .'ir.'  Ctil  Chi-  Fa;  No  cFiim  is  made  to 
thf  words  "Motor  Spirit^"  or  to  t.he  Chinese  (hara't.rs 
"Yu  Chi,  Ctie  Chi,"  and  "Che  Chi  I'ai"  apart  fron;  the 
mark  shown   on  the  drawing. 

Particular  ilrncription  ../  j/o'/d*,-  -Fef  roleum  and  IVod- 
ucts  of  Petr  'li  um,  with  i.r  without  Admixture  of  Other 
Materials,  for  Illumluatinf,  Heating.  Powir,  Burning, 
Lubricating,  Greafcinj;.  Solvent,  Sealing,  Waxinp,  Wattr- 
prooflng,  Coatinj;,  Ilust  Freventlnp,  Surface  Pr.s.Tv  !t;r, 
and    T'-mpering 

Claims    um:    sirue   Julv    11,    1923. 


Ser,   No,    ]<>..^W       (CI.,.\SS'  37,      TAPER  AND   STATION 
KltY,!      THK  Tlssfk  CuMi'A.NV,  Saugerties,  N    Y,      !"F.al 
July  ;;i ,   iu2;c 

LYNKLOTH 

Portiiiitm    description  of  good*.    -Vnper  Napkins 
Clfiims    HHc   since   July    20,    1923. 


Ser,  No.  D^;^,936.  (CLAS8  22.  GAMES,  'lins  ANli 
SPORT!  N(;  GOODS.)  Thk  Nklkk  ( ■- mf- ■rat;- .n  . 
Philadelphia,  I'a.     Filed   Aug.   1,   1923. 

DIGGELDY  DAN 

Pnrticuliir  description  of  good*. — Dolla 
Claintd   1IM    since   July   2.    1923. 


Ser  No  1  S3. 939.  (CLASS  87.  PAPER  AND  STATION 
FRY  .  Pkniksi  i-AR  Papbk  Compant,  Ypsllanti  M^h 
Filed  Au-'.    1,   192;F 

Publicity 

Particular  denoription  of  good*. — Corer  Paper 
Claims  u«c  since  Apr.  29,  1913. 


436 


S<»r.  No.   18  J, 070.      (i 

.       ERY    I         I'HlGOISTf* 

N,    Y.      Piled  Aug 


OP^FICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16. 1923 


LASS  37.     PAPER  AND  STATION- 

Slpplt    CoRPO»ATtON.    New    York, 
4.   1923. 


"BOB  WHITE 


II 


Particular   dfucriplion    of   QOOds. 
'latmn  u.«e  since  .June,   1922. 


-Pencils. 


CLASS   7.      CORDAGE.         ruE    I'OBT 
Portland,  Oreg.     Fil*^d  Auu.  4.   1923. 


SKOOKUM 


I'lirticuliu-  descrip 

of   Hard  Fi^>^r. 

I  Uiim4  use  since    '. 


.Ser.     No.      134,144 
NicHiics    Unmc 


File<i    Ann.    *i     192:5 


'>n  of  good». — Rope  aod  Twine  Made 
arch,   1918. 


(CLASS     39.       CLOTHING  .       Th» 
aw$.*B    Corporation,    Bridgeport,    Conn 


§forMl-(>»^ 


Pnrticular  dracrifitton  of  goods. — Cors*'t8,  Bra.sisi^reg, 
Cemblnation  Corset!  and  Brassieres,  Drawers,  Skirts, 
Cor9«t  Covers,  Corsi-t  Wai.sts,  Coniblnatlon  Waists  and 
Skirt.s,  Combination  Waists  and  Drawers,  Nightgowns, 
Combination  Corset  Covers  and  Drawers,  Combination 
I'nrset  Covers  and  Sltirts,  Chemises.  Combination  Chemise 
and  r>rawer?i,  Athltrlr  Underwear,  Envelop  Drawers,  En- 
velop Chemis*-,  BliMiipera,  Princess  Slips,  Knickerbockers, 
Union  Suits,  r'niitTthirt.i,  Underdrawers,  Pyjamas,  and 
Romp^^rs. 

''laim^  uAe  Aince  <in  ur  abont  S€pt.    1,    1921 


Ser  Nv  1S4  155  ICLAS!<  39.  CLOTHING  .  Andbr 
<0N  HosiKRT  MiLL.s.  Anderson,  S.  C.  Filed  Aug.  6. 
1923. 


Particular   degeri 
CUiimit   wic  since 


pjtion  of  goods. — Hosiery. 
uly   14,   1923. 


Ser.     No      1H4.218.        (CLASS     13        HARDWARE    AND 
I'LUMIUN<;       AND       STEAM  FITTING       SUPPLIES.) 

Thb  Stvsikv    \V<i'!k.s,   .Nt^w   Hrltjiin,   Cmin.      Filed  Aug. 


s.    I'i'J-.i 


814 


I'lirtifnliif  III  K'  ri\\t>:,n    n!  iju'iilx        Ilingea, 


Ser      No       l^t-JT'  -'LASS     1 :;  il.UU'WAHE     AND 

!T.rMH!\i;       AND       STEAM  FITTING       SUPPLIES.) 

The   SrA\iK.\    \\'iiKI- ■-.    NfW    Britain,    iiuin       Filed    .\ug. 

.s,  ia::3. 


5005  . 


Partiiulnr    dt  <r/ ipMoti   of    ifO'xlM — Hin;;<« 


S^r      .\..       1-^4  -'JO  1 1  r, ASS     13  HARDWARE     AND 

PLUMBING  AND  STEAM  FITTING  SUPPLIES) 
Thi  Stame\  WnuKS,  New  Britnin,  <  onn.  Filed  Aug. 
8,    1923. 


5017 


I'riitxftihii-    it'  *rriptiifn    of    ii'ioiIm        Hinnes. 
f'liiiriit    M*.'    sinC''    1007 


S^r  Nn  1S4,2JJ  It  LASS  39  CLOTHING.)  ThI 
Thus.  P  Tayioii  t  d  .  Bridgeport,  Conn.  Filed  Aug.  8, 
1923. 


Trademark  <-unKlstR  of  a  blue  Uar  formed  either  by 
stamping  wiih  tiluf  ink  or  t>y  a  row  nf  imrallfl  stitches 
close  together  and  blue  In  color. 

Particular  dcrripi ion  of  (jondit  '"hlldren's  Waists  nnd 
Underwear   of    Knitr.ii    or  T>'iflle    Fahrics. 

(laimt  unc  slnrt-  Apr    2.">,   1923. 


Ser    No     184,234.       (CLASS   43.      THREAD  AND  YARN  ) 
Noah  CHiRTorr,  New  York,  N.  Y.     Filed  Aug.  9.  1923. 


S    PURtDVt  V 


No  claim  is  made  to  the  words  "Pure  Dye,"  "811k," 
"Silk  Twist,"  and  '"New  York"  apart  from  the  mark 
shown    on    th  •    ilrnwing 

Particular   dcsi-ript inn    nf    gon<lit — Silk    Thread. 

Claimi^    ux-   sine*   .laniiary,   1923. 


OcTOBi3  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


437 


8«r.  No.  184.241.  (CLASS  39.  CLOTHING.)  S.  L. 
GiLBBKT  &  Co.  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed  Aug.  9, 
1928. 


►♦♦♦^ 


Particular     dencriptton     of     good*. — Knitted     Bathing 
Salts,  Sweaters,  Jackfts,  and  Men's  and  Women's  Scarfs. 
CUUmt  use  since  Jnne   1,   1923. 


Ser.    No.    184,247.       (CLASS    39.      CLOTHING.)       Koph 
Baos..  New  York,  N.  Y.     Filed  Aug.  9.  1923. 


UalAia/n/ne^ 


Partioutar  detcription    of  goods. — Corsets,    Brassieres, 
and  Underwear  of  Textile  Fabric  for  W*iiien. 
Claims  use  since  July  16,  1923. 


Ser.    No.    184,248.       (CLASS    89.      CLOTHING.)      Kors 
Bros.,  Now  York,  N    Y.     Filed  Aug.  9.  1923. 


ilU=dll 


VarXicuXar    description    of   goods. — Corsets,    Brassieres, 
and   Underwear  of  Textile  Fabric  for  Women. 
Claims  use  since  July  16,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  184,269.  (CLASS  22.  GAMES,  TOYS,  AND 
8P0ETING  GOODS.)  The  Unitbd  Statw  Plitiwo 
Card  Company,  East  Norwood,  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  FUed 
Aug.  9,  1923. 


n  J2  K  a  «  a  a  a  a  22  K 
K  £!  a  a  K  J3  n  n  a  a  a 


Particular  description   of  goods. — Playing  Carda. 
Claims  use  since  about  1890. 


Ser.  No.  184,270.  (CLASS  22.  GAMES,  TOYS,  AND 
SPORTING  GOODS.)  Thu  United  States  Playing 
Card  Companv,  East  Norwood.  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Filed 
Aug.  9,  1923. 


Particular  description  of  poo«J*.  — Playing  Cards. 
Claims  use  since  abont  1896. 


488 


8«r.    No.    184.271 
SI'ORTIjrO    GOOI|r{! 
Card  Compast,  E^^t 
Aug.   9.    1923 


(OFFICIAL  GAZETTP: 


OCTOBKK  1«,  1923 


CLASS    22.       0AMK8,    TOYS,    AND 

The    Uvited   3tat«9    Plati.no 

Norwood.  Cincinnati,  Ohio      Filed 


8«r.    No.    184..113.       M  I.AHH   .'^0       OLniHlNO  )      WoRTHT 

MA^rrACTtK!  ^i.     t'>in\\s\.     I'tnrseo,     III        V\\k\    Aug. 
10,   1923. 

WESTMAKE 

Particular  detcriptujn   <jf  guful*  —  Viork  Sblrts.  I 

Claitn.^  u»f  since  ahont  May   12,   1022. 


Particular   dejicrintion    of  fifOO<t«.-  Playing  Cardi, 
Claima  ve  since  iilxiut   1890 


8er.  No.   184,294.     t 
AND     P0LI8HIN 


[■LASS  i      ABRASIVE,  DETERGENT, 
G     MATERIALS)        Pobtaoi     8ho« 


iiro.  COMPAXI.   Hortage.  Wla.     Filed  Aug.   10,  1923 


Particular    de*crip 
Pr^s^rrative  Rod 
Claimg  u«e  since 


tion    of    ffood*. — 8ho«    and    Leather 

»8lllf. 

Jal7,  1922. 


D-esslnf. 


8er     No     1*4.310. 
NISHIN<;3,     AN 

PANT,     I.VC 


f CLASS   40.      FANCY   GOODS,    Fl-R- 
>    NOTIONS.)       Thb    Stickel     Com- 
Roct^stt-r.    N.    Y.      Filed   Aug.    10,    1923. 


Partiemlmr  SemjHf 
Claimt  u»e  since 


JQiAia4fO 


tu>n  of  good*. — EjelRsb  CrliBpen. 
May  18.  1928. 


Ser  .No  1^4.;;i4.  '  I.AfS  IT  Toli.VCCO  liii  )DIi  TS. ) 
<.;e.nek.\i.  T'lRAi'"  t  OMi  *NV,  L(iui8vllle,  K.\  .  hdiI  Chi- 
ca«i)    II!       FlU>d  Au«.  11.   1923. 

Linconnu 

ParticMlnr    lifxirnttion     -f    jowl* --Clgarett- .s,    Cigari, 
and    Smoking    Tobacco. 

CViim.i  utt  sIdlu   Nov.   15,    192-'. 


/ 


Ser.  No.  i84,:;a>;     i class  it,    tof.aco  products.) 

(iCNKR.vl.    I'liiiAi'"    '  I'Ml'ASY.    I  ,oi:  i>v  nl.\    Ky  ,    and    Chi- 
cago,  111.      Filid   Aujj.    11,   1923. 

CHURCHILL  DOWNS 

Particular   d*  nrrii/tU/n    of   ijuij<i»  -    Cigars.    Smoking   To- 
bacrtj,    an'I    L»Tif    Tdba-rn 

ClaimM   tue  since   S.j  c.    1"..    1U21. 


Ser,    No     1><4.:{,'>0.       (CLASS    'iT       TA  PP:K  AN  D  ST.VTION- 
ERY  -NoKTHEKv     Pai'eh     Mit.i.8.     (ireen     Hay,     Wla. 

Filed  Aug.    11,   l'J2.i, 


Particular  dcucrir fior»  "f  good*.-  -Toilet  Paper. 
daimt  u«e  since  J;in    27.   1922. 


Ser  No.  184. .{52  hI.ASS  .iT  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY )  NiiRTHK!:v  Pa;ku  Mii-i.s.  Gr(>en  Uay,  Wis. 
Filed  Aug.  11,  1923. 


U        1        ''^ 


■  ^ 


-    it 


Particular  (Wsrriptinn  of  f/ood*  -  Toilet  Piper. 
Claims  u»e  sincp   Mar.    15,    1904. 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


439 


Ser.  No.  184,854.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.* NoiiTHEK.v  Paper  Mills,  Green  Hay,  Wis. 
Filed   Aug.   11.  1923. 


Particular  dracription  of  goods. — ^Toilet  Paper. 
Claims  use  since  Ang.  25,   1921. 


Sfr.  No.  184,355.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.) NouTHnaN  I'.u'BR  MiLLs,  Grt'cn  Bay,  Wis. 
Filed  Aug.   11,   1923. 


Particular  deacription  of  goods. — Toilet  Paper. 
Cliiimg  une  .since  Jan.  3,  1923. 


Ser.  No  184,358.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY, j  North  EBN  Paper  Mii.lb,  Green  Bay,  WU. 
Filed  Aug.  11,  1923. 


PartUmlar  de$oription  of  j/oods.— Toilet  PRper, 

Claimx  w^r  since  Sept.   8,   1921. 


Ser    No.   184.360.      (CLASS  ?.7 .     PAPER   AND  STATION- 
ERY.*      Northern    Paper    Mills.    Green    Bay,    Wis. 

Filed  Aug.   11.  1923. 


Particular  dracription  of  good*.— ToMet  PRper. 
Claims  use  since  Aug.  31,  1921. 


Ser.  No.  184.3fll.  (CLASS  2.  RECEPTACLES.)  Pbu- 
CAN  Bat  Llmbeb  CcMPANi,  Klamath  FrIIs,  Greg. 
Filed   .Aug     11.   I'.t23. 

PELICAN 

Particular  deHcriptUin  of  oooda. — Box  Shooke 
ClainiH  use  nincc  Jnlv  21.   1921 


Ser.  No.  184,382.  (CLASS  2.  RECEPTACLES  •  Pbij- 
CAN  Hav  LnMBKR  Comi'ant.  Klamath  Fa'.ls.  Greg. 
Filed   Aug.    11.    1923. 


PiirticuJar  dcni  i  iption    of  ;;oo'f«  -    Box    Shoolt« 

I'laims  ui>e  sinci'  .Inlv   21,    ]!t21 


Ser.    No.    184.363.       (CLASS    22.       (JAMES,    TOYS.    AND 

S1'()HT!N(,    (;0()ns.  I        Thk     PKIU-rrTH-N-     HrBBEK    COM- 
PANY,   Clevclan.l.    (ihio,      I-'ilcd    Aug.    11,    192.S. 

Daddy  Boy 

Particular  ilrKcription  of  -joodH. — Rublxr  DoUk. 
Claims  uac  since  on  or  al>o(it   Feb.   15,  1923. 


Ser.  No,  1S4, .■>»>:.  i  CLASS  42.  KNITTED.  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  KAP.KICS  .  J.  L.  S-nPTL  A  Sons! 
Wheeling.  W    Va      Filed  Aug    11,  1923. 


1    I 
1    \ 


1  T 


I  r- 


I 


—7  'r"" 

I  1 1    '1 


.->        V\ 


w 

r-1      -•>    r-.-  7-^   -r  ; -.vv    r:>^V 

' ...» \  '  '\  ^  '  I  '\  «  I   '  r'"*       ''S        . 
.  1  '  \    '  '  '  ,    II  i__ J  '/*,''      'I 


Particular   rfenrription   of  j/ooi/w  -    ("utton    Piece    Goods. 
Claims  uae  sine  March.   192.^. 


Ser.   No.    184, 3S0.      .CLASS    .'       ADHESIVES.)      ERNrsT 
R.  Betant,  Boston,   Mass.      Filed   Aug.   13,   1923, 

CONGRESS 

Particular    description    of    goods — Friction    Tape    and 
Splicing  Compoond. 

ClaitM  use  since  May  1,  1923. 


440 

8«r.     No.     184,385. 

COeTICKLLI      SlI.K 

Mass.     Fil«d  .\ni;. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  16, 1928 


(CLASS  39.  CLOTHING.)  Thb 
CoMPANT,  Florence.  Northampton, 
Z.  1923. 


Particular  dest-riittirm  of  good*. — Hosiery 
Claim*  %tae   since   ai^ut    Oct.    11.    1920 


Ser  No.  184,388.  -CLASS  42.  KNITTKD.  NETTEr», 
AND  TEXTILE  If  AlUUCS.  >  TitE  i  oh  imki.i.i  Sii.k 
Company,  Floremi^,  Northampton.  Man!*  Filed  .\uk. 
13.     1923. 


Dfe-RAX 


apnrt     from     the 


.Applicant     disilaiuis     wnni     "Crtpf 
marlt  shown  on  the  flrawinR. 

Particular    dwripiion    of    good».—9,\\\f.    Fabrics 
Claimt    utit   sirue    ^bont    Apr.    26,    1923. 


Ser  No  184.:{V.(  (ri.ASS  42.  KNlTTi;ii  NFTTFD 
AND  TEXTILI-;  ITABUICS.  i  T\\r.  i  iiitTi-Ki.i.i  Sn  k 
t- o..  FloreoiT,  .Nnr   baniifton,  Mass.    Filerl  Aug.  13,  192.'i 


Particular   df*i-r\i> 
Claim*     U9t    <\nc-- 


l';ri     r,f    fJO'xi"        Silk     h';ibrics 
ri;,.)iit     .Inly     2^^.      \'XS.'. 


Ser.    No.    184,391  tL.a.SS    42       KMTTKI'.    NETTED, 

AND  TEXTILE  I'ARFlirS  i  Ttik  (  outicklli  Silk 
Company,  Flr.ri-in^,  .N.irtharaptun.  Mass  Flle'l  Aug 
13.     1923. 


Sat 


ms 


.Applicant  disclai 

mark    shown    on    tb« 

PartiouUtr  deucrii 

Claimt   uae   %\\\'f 


H  Sa-OM 


S^r.  No.  184, 40t;  (CLASS  15  OILS  AND  GREASES.) 
•ILI.IAN  l'»TH(iLKi  M  CoupoRATioN,  Wilmlnpton,  Del., 
and   Los  Angeles.  Cillf      Filed   Ang.   13,   1923. 


Nn  flaim  is  mailf  to  thf  words  "[VrrolfMiiii  Corpora- 
tion"   apart    from    the    m:irk    shown 

Parlicular  degcription  oi  fjoiiflu  (;HsoliM*>.  Lubricat- 
ing Oils,  and  Greases 

Claimt    utc    slncp    .July    20.    192^? 


Ser  No.  184,4.H7  (CLASS  42.  KNITIKD.  NETTED. 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS.)  Dbnzer  k  Natuas,  Isr., 
New   York.   N.   Y.      Filed  Aug.    14,    192.?. 


Revelation 


Particular     detcriiition     of     r/oodtt 
v\7..   I'otton  Voile  In  th»'   I'1p<p  or  Bolt. 
I'laimi    ute    since    about    .July    1,    1923 


f'ntton     Fabrics— 


Sor  No  184,438  (CLASS  42  KNITT 
AND  TEXTILE  F\HRH  S  »  DrNZER  ft 
New    York.   N.    Y.      Filed   .^up.    14.    192.^. 


ED,    NETTED, 
Nathan,  Lvc, 


the   word    "Satin  '    npart    from    the 
drawing. 
ion  of  goodt. — Silk    Fabrics. 
if«.(it    Apr    24,    li>-j:! 


Particular     dexriiption     of     (joodt. — <  ntton      Fabrics  — 
viz.  tijttou  CldihH  In  tilt-  I'ii'cc  or  Bolt 
Claimi^    utr    siiut-    ntiout    .July    1,    1923. 


Ser  No  184.44.'?.  dLASS  .',7  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.) FiDERAi,  I'APKis  Board  O^mpany.  I\c.,  Bogota, 
N.    J.      Filed    Aug.    14.    1923. 

F-ED^RAL 


Particular  detcriptiim    of   good*       Paperlxiard   for   Bor- 
ing and   WrappinK  Purposes. 
(Iiiimn    ute    sinr.'    .Iii'v,    1 02'V 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


441 


Ser.  No.  184,448  (CLASS  37  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.) HAyw(»t>  Pt  BMSHi.NQ  Company.  La  Fayette, 
Ind.     Filed  Aug.   14,  1923. 

DUPTAG 

Particular    dncription    of    good*. — Shipping    Tags. 
Claimt  ute  since  January,   1928. 


Ser  No  184.490  (CLASS  29.  BROOMS.  BRUSHES, 
AND  DUSTERS.)  Gsk)  R.  Gibson  A  Co  .  New  York. 
N.  y.     Filed  Ang.  15,  1923. 

Vent-Rite 

Particular     detrription      of     gwnln       Toilet      Prushes    - 
Namely,    Tooth.    Coniplexiim.    and    lliinii    Rrnnlie^ 
Claimt  ute  since  June  7,  1923. 


Ser  No.  184,59.5.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTKD.  NKTTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  F.\BRICS.)  Cahson  Piiiii:  S.  orr  A 
Co.   Chicago.    111.      Filed    Aug.    17,    1923. 


Applicant  disclaims  the  words  '•Infant  swc:(  r  cioili" 
apart    from    the    ni.-irk    shown    on    the    drawinc 

Particular  detcriptiou  of  .ffoorf*.  Mercerized  Cotton 
Batiste. 

Claim*    uxr    ninrc    .ibout    Dec.    20,    1020. 


St  No  ls4,ti.-4.  (CLASS  .'!7  P.\  PER  .VND  STATION 
ERY  )  The  Dikm  ft  WiNfj  Papbh  Co  ,  Cincinnati. 
Ohio.     Filed  Aug.    18,   1923. 

ChamoisSkinHaniua 


xyc 


No    clnlm    Is    made    to    the    word    "Manilla"    except    in 
connection    with    the   balance   of    the   mark. 

Particular  detrripfion  of  goodt. — Wrapping   Paper. 
Claimt  ute  since  January,   1912. 


Ser.  No.  184,055.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.) The  DiKM  ft  Wing  Papeb  Co,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio.      Filed   Aug.    18,    1923. 

CHICOSA  WRITING 

No    claim    Is    made    to    the    word    "Writing"    except    in 
connection    with    the   balance   of   the   mark. 

Particular  detcription    of  goods. — Writing   Pap<  r. 
Claim*  ute  since  January,   1912. 


Ser.  No.  184,658.  (CLASS  :',7  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY) Thk  Diem  &  Win<;  Papfjr  Co  .  Cinriimati, 
Ohio.      Filed   Aug.    IS,    192:?. 


I'arti(ular   detcription    of   goodt — Wrapping    Paper. 
(  Uiinit    utr   since    January.    1912. 


Ser    No    184,672.      (CLASS  37       PAPER  AND  STATION 
ERY  )       Lk    BuEiF    FotNTAiN     Pen     Company,     Inc., 

Spriti^rflebl,   Mass.      Failed   Aug    18.    192."! 


n 


V- 


No   clitini    is    niiiilc   to   the   fountain   pi  ii    apart    fii.i.i    i!i(> 
iicirk   as   shown   in   the  drawing. 

Particular   rftwrnp/ion    of  goodt.-  -Fountaui    ;.<  :l^. 
(^Inimt  HMi    since   May    1,    1920. 


Ser.     No      184. OSK,        (CLASS     4.       ABRASlVi:.     DKTF.R- 
(JENT,     AND     POLISHING      MATERIALS   ^         Svow  . 
LENK    Hoii)iN<;    Company.    Los    Angeles,    ("alif        Fllr-d 
Aug.   IS.   1923. 

SN0W01£NE 

Particular    detcription     of    f/ood«.  — Petroleum     Product 
Ised    for   Cleansing  Purposes    (a    Cleaning   Fluid. > 
Claimt  uxr  since  Feh.    11,   1923 


442 


HeT.   No.   l^i.'Ol 
EiiY  I      I  1  WIN 


OM  RIAL  GAZKTTK 


OCTOBEB 16, 1928 


(CLASS  87       I'AFKi;   ANii  SlvriuN-    ,    Ser.   N.*.   ls4,T4rt       iTLaSS   HT       I'APKU   AND  t^T.vTlDN- 

BKNiiKK,  (l"iii»'  busiii' s-  ;tK    liir  •;rp<lii  BRY-,1      Thk   .S  EKims  \-t;i'W  a  ims    TviKU    >    jMI'^sv,    I'orr 

nrnn^'     (  ov.-,    Cdlt.       !■  ii«'<i    Aug.    20.  Edwards.   Wis.      Fiieil  Aug    Ju,    l',i.'" 


■-iivi'   !(.»■   sincp    Apr.    IT,   1923 


.SI-oU'UNt. 

■  oiiisri'l^".    Ky 


(CLASS   2-j.    <;amf:s,   tov!«<,    ami 
GOO|I>8. 1      Flii.LjaiicH  &  Bkadkbt  Co.,  Inc  , 
FUed   Aug.  20,  19J.?. 


The   trade  iii:irk 
Williams. 

Pnrtit^vliir   (It  HI 

I   III  I  .,i«     r,  at    ,sia 


GKNT.    AM>    !■ 

TOV    LjII«>U.*T'iUI 

20.   192:i. 


{'articular   dei>rriptinn   o'    'ri'i'f'       Wrupph: _•    I'ape- 
ClaUns  iwc  since  June  It    IWj:'. 


?5er     No     1>4.771  nT.ASS    •>        -^MOKHRS     AUTI<[K.-', 

NOT  TN<'T.ri'rN<;  TOBAi  en  n{'»I>rrT«5t  Ni-k  S 
Stkphk^siin.  iJ'iint:  t>ii»(nps«  us  Nick  SfyitioriMon  ,V 
f....   Ctiicann,    111.      Kil.',!   AiiK     -'<>     I''-'.! 


i-   11    t'.irswi  ill-   i.i   il;f    ~i-iiaf.ii>'   "f   Cy 
An-'    r.'.  r.*-i 


rr.  vs.'^    4       .\i'.i;  \<i  \  ;•     ;  ■!:  rnu 
»r.i.<ii  iN'i    M  w  i:i:i.vi  s        w    ••■  nso- 

l-:.s,    |S'         1 1  1  n  T  !ti.;lim  .     Iiiil.       1   il<'<l    Aug. 


HUNTINGTON 
LABORATORIES 


PartiCMhir  '!■  " 


^^ 


f   ,n    .'    j'.'.'l*    -Liquid  Soap. 

A[^r    1,   I'.-:; 


Claimg  uie  sine*'   l9oT 


S4T,  No,  1K4.79S.  ((-LAS>  4-  KNITTF-I*  NK'I-TKH 
AND  TEXTILK  KAr'.RIi  S  .  .^  *  \i  s  im.  .  ><c  H  n  I'l  ■:  B'l-s 
INC  ,  New  York,  N,    Y       Fil.ti  ,\iii5.  -1.   l?>-3. 


i.!:NT      \N!>    MT.ISHINr,    MvTr!:i\TS  ;!    \r:N. 

T-s-    I.*i'...:n  •-■■  :   !•■,,•>,    Iv.   Il'iurni-'i.i',    I:-.-!        I~i'''<!    .\i 

2",  r.t-'" 


}'(li  I  iruliir   (I 
C}ii\i)i»  It  HP  -\r\ 


r-' 


ipti'jti   'if   It',,,,;,  -^  l.i.j 


mp!d 


/ 


Particular   description    i,(   ii<i<)dK     -Hair    N' ft* 
Ulaimf  uxe  since   Jun^-    Ifl.    1022. 


OCTOBtB  10,  11)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


443 


S*r  No.  lS4,70<t  (  I,.\SS  4J,  KNITTKI),  NETTED. 
AND  TEXTILE  KABUlrS  ,  A  S(H<.tti.,\N[>  Inc. 
Paterson.   N.   J       Filed   Au;r    21.   1923. 

CREPE  LEHCAR 

/Trade-niark    (■<'i!si^r>    nl    tln'    wcnlw    "rrii'i'     I/liciii ." 
no  claim   nuidr   \i>   the  f.\clu>i\v  us»'  of  t!it    w^'n!       »  r>'ih 
apart    frmii    thf   injirl<   a^*  sIji'Wh    in    ihc   ilijuiin- 

Partictilor     tienrriiit  ion     <>f     ffo'uls       r.'tinn     and      Silli 
CraiM's  in    tii<'   I'iecf 

Claims  UMi    since  .\iii.'    ^,   ll'L'.'V 


Ser  No.  L'>4  «<0<>  (CLASS  41'  KNITTED.  NKTTKl 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRirS.i  A  S.  iir.TriAM'  I^- 
Faterson,    N    .1       Filed    Aujr    2L    l'.»2;{ 

CREPE  TEUNAN 


Trade-mark  consists  of  the  words  •■  Cvi-pf  Tonnnn  " 
no  claim  iicini;  niiide  to  the  exclusive  use  of  the  word 
"  Cn-i)i    "    apart  as   shown   in   the   drawiiii; 

Particular  descriiiticn  of  go'tdx  r(iit('!i  ;irid  ^iiK 
Crapes  in   the  Piece 

Claim'  u»r  since   Anir.   ><.   102;t 


Scr.    No     IM.M's        kLASS    7        ('MRDAiiF 
Mills  roMPWY.  Atlanta    'ia.      Filed   ,\ni; 


V   <  '•<  w  r*  ^  f  ^    "   1   i    ^    ?    f 


/^ 


adiu 


^}  >  iTn«llii\WTTlTX^ 


Particular   dencripti/m    nt    (;oorf«      -iVrappin^;    T\vin> 
Claims  u»r  since  April.   1917. 


8er.      No       1S4,SS4  (CLASS      U)  FERTILIZERS  i 

Chari.e.s  .\.  B.  Z<MiK,  doins;  business  as  F  &  I.  To- 
bacco Products  Company.  Lancaster.  Pa.  Filed  Auk. 
22,   1923. 


Ser.       No        184.SM',  iCL.\SS       1*1  FFUTJ  I.IZI:hS,  ) 

Chaklek    -V     1'.     Zo<)K.    doin;;    busines.>    a-    lo    k    I     To- 
bacco   Proilufts    Coinpaii.\.    Laiica.ster,    in        I'Nii    Awa 
22,   li''J3. 


TooifIgreeiI 


.i^-' 


FarticiiUir   rii  scription    -/,'  (yofxi*.  -Fertilizers. 
Claimx   use  since  Mar.    1.  1922. 


ParticuUir  deMcripiion   of  goods. — Fertlllzera. 
Claims  line  since  Mar.  1,  1922. 
.SI 5  O.  (;.— 29 


Ser  N.i,  1S4,911  (CLASS  42  KNlTTFi'  Ml  TED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS  i  A  &  M  K  ai:  a- ,  in  '  ^!  .^N  . 
IN'-,.   New   Yoriv,   N     Y.      File.i   Aiii;     2o     C'lH 


Particular   description  of  goods.— T<xtn'     Ru^s. 
Claims  une  since  March,  1922. 


Ser.  No  ]s4.9,-rc  Ml. ASS  4.  ABR.KSH  F  DET1:RGENT, 
AND  POLISHLNG  .MATERl.VLS  i  lUuKii.  Hamilton 
&  Pacikh-  (,?ompanv,  San  I'rancisco,  Calif.  I'iled  .4iig. 
25,  1923 


IMHMi^^^€>— 


Particular  description  of  goodn. — Belt  Drcasinj;.  Com- 
posite Neat'B  Foot  Oil,  Pure  Neat's-Foot  Oil,  and  Razor 
Strops. 

Claim*  uxe  since  May,  1896.  on  razor  strops;  since  Sep- 
tember, 1914,  on  composite  neat's-foot  oil,  and  pure  neat's- 
foot  oil;  since  September,  1921.  on  belt  dressing' 


444 


S'T  No.  1S4,965. 
AND  TEXTILE 
PANT,  Boston 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  16, 1923 


(CLASS    42.      KNITTED.    NETTED, 
FABRICS  I     Th«  Farley  Hartbt  Com- 
M^S8.      Filed  Aug.  25,  1923. 


^ 


i'l!  !  iiii'iif   ■!fMi-fi!\-in    'J'    iiui.iii       Iif\     III. 
'tUiim*  Us,'  «ii:.-.    J:)r;^   1,   !'.i;K). 


-NiiUielv, 


S.-T    \        !s4,'.tTL        CLASS   4f,.      F(M»DS   AND   IN(;RE:DI- 
iN'lS  iiK   FOOD.-    I      Ii.u.o  Mah.  liiow,  IIotMik-n    N    .1 . 

1  i:.:l   Aug.   lo,   1!]23. 

UEATUM 

/'•trt'r;iar  dftrrtp  tion  of  goods.  —  Ice-Crpam  Coneg. 

t'''i."(-    lix-   >iiic.-  Ui):;    17,    19.13. 


SiT.  No.  185,113  (CLASS  42  KM  I'TKI).  NETTKD. 
AND  TEXTILE  FAHUiCS  i  Fi.nstmasv  &  Hikkmaw 
CoMPA.Nr,  Passaic,   N    j       Filod  Aug    L".).    1923 

Charmella 

'  'no   in,    Miicr  July  1,  1923. 

>'■!■  N-  1^^  !i:.  .LASS  ij  KNriri;ii.  netted. 
AM'  1  l"\  ri  i.r  1  \  i;  i;  ■!  ■-  .  c<.i:stm  vn  s  ,v  Ih  ktman  v 
i"Vi,\N\,    F:issa).       \     .)        iil.il    Aug     .".»,    1923. 

Serapheen 

i'laim^  u*e  ulnce  July  1.  1023. 


•r      N..      is.'.,i:..         ,,   |,\nS     (.         KMTri;!),    NETFED, 
AM'  'I  l\  rM.i:    !■  \  t;:;  I'   <  l  ..hsi  m  ,s  s   A    III  KKMANN 

t'>.\Ii•^^i,    La-^.-i        N      ./ .       iii.-,l    .Vug,    _'!»,    1923. 

Silvana 

/'"'■'"  "'■"-    ./.  .».ri;;-|,.„     ,,r     ,,,     .,,/,  W,,,,|,.ii     I'l......    (;,hm1>. 

(iaitii  ■  N  .<<    si;.  .■'■  .1  'il\    c   1  '<_';;. 


Ser.  No  1^.'.0!3  JiCL.VSS  22.  GAVIES,  TOYS.  AND 
St'OirriNi;  (;rK)ll)S.  1  Chable.s  P'hitz.  doing  i.'i^in.ss 
i>   (    liil.jriiia   Toyj  Co..   lU-rkpley,  Calif.      FlIfHl  Aug 

i;t.':;. 


s..'-    \.     I-.-,  n:        M.vss    \:      K\rri"KD,    netted. 

-WD    I  i:\II  1,1-    \     W\:\:    <  I    ..C-IM  NS\    A     IF    I  l-MA.N.\ 

FMMr.\s:,    F.tsviir,    N.   J        Fil.'d   .\\\z.    -9,    1923 

Troyka 


/'•It  '  tr~fi:,ir    ileji'-rxfitiijn    '. '   'JO'id*  -      Kif(»8. 
I   hlirns    -nt'   <ir!i't'    War     I,    U<2.''.. 


St.    .\<i      1h5,1:.' 
AND  TEXTILE  P. 
Com  PANT,  Passa 


'  l.ASS    42,       KNrrTED.     NETTKI), 

AHRirS    I       K(1B3TMA\\    A    HlFFMAVN 

N.  J      Filed   Aug.  20.   1923. 


f'l'i  icular  diHi  '  I  J. '  I:. II 


'N        \V....|.Mi    Fi.Tr    r,.„,d!». 


S»T     N'T     l"-  I'-.:         1  I  ASS   ;;7       LATER  and  STATION- 

1;RV  I  ^.n:vKii  \   Fui.KK,  Los  AngcL-s.  Calif.      Filed 

.\nz     29     lit. '3. 


Celesteen 

Particular  description  of  goods — Woolpn«Pipce   Good.-j 
Claims  use  since  ,  iily    1.  1923. 


I'articuJflr  drncrijitiDn    nf  no'til'        \Vr;\  | '|Miii;    I'liix-r.  Tdi- 
r    LajxT.  and   Wax  rajxr 
CUiiws   >nr   si[icf    .Ian     _'9.    Fi-'n 


\ 


October  1G,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


445 


Ser.  No.  IS.'., 170  (CLASS  42  KNirfED,  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  lABRirs  i  FMiii:f:  Sii  k  {uMrANV. 
Wilmiugton,  Di'L,  and  N.w  V..rk,  N.  V.  Filed  Aug.  30, 
1923. 

zArtspun 


Pnrtinilnr  <ir-<rr\})f ion    (,'  'f<  "(h        Silk   Pieri'  Gofvd'* 
Claims  use  gliic(>   Jan.   20,    I9.2ti 


S.T.  No  Lsr).3;i(i  (CLASS  IJO  HROoMS.  HUFSHES, 
.\ND  DLSTLRS  I  L  M  IKD  Hiii.sn  .Ma  m  K.i  i '  inu:s, 
Nfw   York,   N.   V.      Fih'd   S.-iit.  «.   1023 

''BEAUX  ARTS  » 


Tradc-liiiirk  ciFii.'-ist  s  ..*  thr  wnrd--  'i^.iu.v  .Vils" 
I'art  iciilin  di  xrri  III  loti  o,  ijuuiIk  .\v\i^;>'  I'..!;!! 
Cluuii.^   u>'i    >!n(i'   .Liiiiia  r.\  ,    1014. 


s*T,    N..     IS.-,  it;:       ((  L,\ss    ■-•      i:i;«'i;i>r,\ri.!;s.j      Ls. 

\\.K\y  K  Smn,    N.w    York.   N     \       I  il.-il   S.  i.t     7,    1023. 


StT.    N.i     1^.'.]''7,       (iM,.\SS   7,      CoHDVCi:   i       'I"HK   I'oH! 
LAM)    roiiini.i;     C'l,     rnrCiiiid.     Ori-u'.       I'ilcil     .\nz      ."'O. 
1923. 


I'm!  iiul'ir  dr. ^irijit  idii    of   iiooil.-'        Shi.[)iiiii^   l'.;igs. 
Cldii'.-    il^i     viiiri-    al'i.ui    .1,1 1,  ii:i  r\  .     IIC".. 


Ser  .No  1^.",  .'.7s.  i(  l..\SS  7  (  (  tli  1 1.\( .  1'^  (,i.an;ir 
Ciililiv(j;:  ('^lMl'.^.^^.  (iraiiilt  l-'.al'^  aihl  I!iik..r\,  N,  C. 
Filed  S,  in.    10.    102;;, 


unRPOO/v 


The  drawing  coi)i*i«ts  of  a    reiirisentnlion   ot  :iri    Indian 
lieiul. 

J'ai ticular  description  of  floods. — Twine. 
Vtuims  use  since  .June,   102".. 


Ser.    No      l'vri.2«ij        ((  L.\SS    42        KMTTLD,    NETFED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS  >     (iieney  Brothers,  South 

Mancliester,  Conn.      I'iled  .\ug,   31,  102.'!, 

GlO'Gleam 


I'artirular  dcrrijition  of  fioodg. —  Cords.  Twines.   Lope^, 
Particular  description   of  >iood>t— Woven.   Knitted.   Net         und    Lines   of    Fiber    Materi.-il    Made    From   rotton,    ILinp, 

ted.  Textile,   and   Pile    Falirlcs   in   the   Piece   Comprised  In    1    Mnnilii.    Sisal,    or    .Tute,    Said    Lines   Beini:    of    t!a     Nature 

Whole  or  In   Part   of  Silk.  of  Clothef*line; 

Churns  use  since  Aug.  24.  1923.  C/mm.v  kv  sine  Aug    1.   1022 


TRADE-MARK  REGISTRATIONS  GRANTED 


[ACT  OF  FEBRUARY  20.  1905. 
OCTOBER  16.  192.^ 


174,315.     CERTAI'.'  NAMED  MUSICAL  INSTRIMENTS 
r    Bbcvo  k  Sov,  iNC  ,  Nmt  York,  N.  Y, 
P"ilrt    Msrrh    1«,    1»2.3.       8«r1«l    No     177,543        ITB 
LISHED  JT-XB  12^    1923. 

174.116        ICB-CBEAM     FREEZBK. 


Works,  Blebrno 
Flfcri    March    19, 


RiCHMOSD      CKDAB 

nd.  Va. 
1923.       Serial    No.    177.«M.       I'UB- 
LISflFH)  JUME  5,   192S. 

174. .T17      PREPAr[vTION  FOR  THE  RELIEF  OF  HEAD 
NEURALGIA,     AND     RHEUMATIC 
crs    Prompt   T^nrMFTNT    Ktt.    Ini-  . 


ACHE.     PAIN 
VCHES       ET-rii 
N^w  York.   N 
Filed     March     Jfl, 
LISHED  .JULY   10 

174..TH.    female; 

HKRT.    doin?    1jI> 

ville.  Ky 
LISHTD  JULY  10, 


1S23. 
1»23. 

174^9.      HAIB    i»BBPARATION.      Gwjbgb    P.    Haldy. 
CMar  Baptds.  Iowa 

1923.      Serial    No.    177.787.      PUH 
1923. 

lT4a»-      INMECTtciDE.      T»«    Am^icak    IirsamciDR 
Co..  Lisa.  Ohi>. 

1923.      Serial    No.    177.7M.      PUB 
1923. 

174,321.     PHONOCJRAPUS  BOTH  ALONE  AND  IN  CKR 
TAW   DSSCKfBED   CtMtfBINATION   WITH   RADIO 
SETS.        Ltsadion      ILakutacttirino 
awaka,  lad. 
1023.      Serial    No.    177,790.      PUB 
1923. 


niFd    Marc-b    20, 
USHKD  JTILT  10. 


rBc<l    March    21, 
USHKD  JULT  10 


BBCKITIKG 

FBed    Mnrrh    21 
LIBHED  JT  NR  2C. 

HAIR    pBBSSINO.      SlMBOif    S.    LsTT,    doioE: 
Hear  Laboiatoriea,  Clevelaad,  Ohio 
1923.      Serial    No.    177364.      PUB- 


174.S22. 

haatsfss  aa  Lt 

rUed    March    22 
USBED  JULY  10.  192S. 
174, «S       HAFR   GltOWBR 

Fllpd    March    22, 
LISHKD  ./ULY  17 


174.3-'4.       MISSES 


I-^banoD,   N    H 

F1f»d     Marrh     2:< 

I.ISIIED   .IIT.Y    17, 

174,:'..'.'. 


nipd     March    2.3 
LISHEFi  .ITLY   17 

17  4.32')        LAX 

HHB.r.s.1,  Chica 

Filed     Marrh     24 

r-ISHErv  JULY    17 

174,.'?27       GLYCER 


I'KSY.  I'lncinnati,   Ohio 


Filed  March  24 
LLSHED  .ULY  17. 
]74,.3l.'s        CERTAI 


Failed     March    24 
LISHED  JULY   1 

446 


r29. 


PTB- 


192.3.       Serial    No.     r 
1923. 

GENERAL  TONIC.       He.nhy    S.    On. 
sinegs    a8    Berco    Medicine'   Co..    I»uis- 


Sertal    No.    177,723.      PUB 


Ida  McKoiw,  Gnthrt^,  Oklu 
Serial    No.     177,858.       IT-B- 


1923. 
1923. 

AND  CHILDREN'S  KNITTED  UN- 
r>ERWEAR.  BJftTH  ONE  AND  TWO  PIECE.  AN1> 
SLEEPING     SJUITS.       EvBBrrr    K.mtti.so     Wobks, 


1923. 

1923. 


Serial    No      177904.       ITB- 


INFANTS  KNITTED  UNDERWEAR.  BOTH 
ONE  AND  TWO  PIECE.  WRAPPERS,  AND  BANDS 
EvBBETT  KN'irTNO   WORKS,  LebanoD,    N.    H. 


1923        Serial    No.     177  903        TT-R- 
1923 

kTIVE   PREPARATIONS      Joseph   F 

irr,.    111. 

19i;3.       Serial     No.     177  972.       PUB- 
1923 

N       TnK   Proi  TER  .wn   G.^mblb  Com 


1923.       Serial     No.     177,998.       PUB- 
1923. 

J.-    NA-MED   VEHICLES.      Thb   Union 


Si-BKf.  PT{oor<"^s  Company,   Ltd  ,  Albion,   Mich. 


1923. 
1923. 


Ser^Tl     No.     178.008.       PUB- 


174,329       ESSFNTTAT    CtTLS    USED    IN  THE   PRODUC- 
TION   OF    PKRrT->frs       K.ssRVTiu.   Oir.    Company, 
New  York.   N     Y 
Filed     March     _>;.     I'.CS.       Serial    No.     178,030.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY    10.    1923. 

174.330.        ANTISEPTIC      FoOl"      PoWLER.        Paul      L. 
TAR.4BA.   St    Paul.   Minn 
Filed     .March     26.     1923.       Serial     No      17'*,072.       PUB- 
LISHED  IT  LY   17.   1923 

174.33]  COTTON,  SILK,  Wrjni.,  AND  LINKN  UN- 
DERWEAR OF  KNITTED  \M»  TEXTILE  FABRIC 
FOR     FEMALES.       Mabtii*     .Matd    MA.vrFACTUKiNO 

COMPA.NT,    INCOBPOKATED,    CliicHirn.    HI 

Filed    March    26.     1923.       S«'rlal     No      178.084         PUB- 
LISHED JULY   17.    1923 

174  33J      CYLINDER  OIL.      Pi  rk  Oil  Company,  Coliim- 
bn.s,   Ohio. 
Fil.d     Mar.  h     27.     1923.       Serial     No      17S.121         PUB- 
r.ISHFD   JULY    17.   1923. 

!743;;m         LI   MI{ICATIN(;     oil     koK     HANI)     SEPARA- 
TOItS        !•'  KB   on,   CoMV\sr,   Coliimhiis,    Ohio. 
P'iled     M.ir.'h     27,     nf.'3.       Serial     No.     17S,123.       PUB- 
I.ISFIED   .n   l.^     IT      !!t-'3. 

174  .■'.34        GKAIHIIK    F  \  It  M    MACHINEHV    OIL       Puaa 

Oir.   i'o\ii'»N  •>  ,   I  '..I'lMiiii-    ( ihl.. 
F11e<i     Marcti     27.     19-.'3,       S..ri:il     \o      178.124.       PUB- 
LISHED  .n   I.V    IT,    !!•.•.{ 

174  33.-  FAltMMXrHINFIfV     I.TBR  ICATI.VG      0II>. 

1''  lu:    <)![,    (   .iMi'vsy,   r,,lstii!Mif»,    (Ihio 
Filed     M;ir.-h     JT,      l'JJ3         S.  ri;<l     No       178,12.').        PUB- 
LISHED   .MLY    IT     i;i.';! 

174. 33C).      A.XLE    GREASE       I'l  hb   On.   Compa.vy,  Colum- 
bus,  (ihi" 
Filed     March     .'T      1923        S.ri.i!     N.j       178,133.       PUB- 
rjSHED  JII  V    IT    I'.ij;; 

174.337.  HARD  GIL  Pi  hb  <Ui.  Compa.vy,  Colambas, 
Ohio. 

Filed     March     27      1923        S.Tiai     Nn      178,134        PUB- 
LISHED JULY    17.    ii.j;; 

174.338.  CONFECTION  CT>MPRISING  A  rROZRN 
EDIBLE  MATERIAL  GOVERRD  WITH  A  COAT- 
ING   OF     HARDENED    >'H0COLATE        H.    P.    HOOO 

A  Sons,   Iv       Boaton.  .Mjihs 
File<l    January    21,    1922        Serial    .No      158,234.       PUB- 
LISHED  DECEMBER   ."..    1922 

174.339       HOSIERY      .h>Hs  C    Larktv,  New  York.  N.  T. 
Filed    November   ■_•.-,    1921.      Serial    No.    155,896.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY    18,    192:.' 

174  340  TALKING  MACHINES,  REPRODUCERS,  RE- 
CORDERS, .\ND  NEEDLES  FOR  TALKING  MA- 
CHINES.   AND    PARTS    THEREFOR       Thi    Vor.DMA 

Cohporatiks,  Halrl r'\    Md 

Filed    November    12,    1921       Serial    .No.    155,328.      PUB- 
LISHED JT"NE   19.   19J3 

174.341  PREPARATION  FOR  THE  TREATMENT  OF 
HEADACHE,  NEUKAL(;i\,  NEURITIS,  LUM- 
BAGO, COLDS,  LA  GRIPPE,  AND  ACT'TE  MUSCU- 
LAR RHETMATISM  <:riKi:Rr  Bros  and  Co.,  Inc., 
Baltimore,  Md 
Filed  November  T  I'.Cl  S.ri:il  .No  1, "55, 094,  PUB- 
LISHED MARCH  28,   1922 


OCTOBEB  16,  1023 


T  ^  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


447 


174.342.  ANTISKID  CHAINS  FOR  VEHICLE  WHEELS 

Amkrican    (iiAiv    CiiMiANV     IM    ,    Npw    York,    N.    Y. 
and  BrldRoport,  Conn. 
nied    November    4,    1921        Serial    No.    155,005.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  6,   1922. 

174.343.  CERTAIN      NAMED      RADIO      APPARATFS 
Elmbr    T.    <'i  sm.m.ii.\m.    San    I'rancisco,    (^alif 

Filed   September  22,    1921       Serial    No.    153,200       PUB 
I.ISHED  JUNE  26,   1923 

174.344.  ASPIRIN.      The    William    A     WiB.srv.it    Com- 
pany, Memphis,   Teriii 

Filed    Ancii-^t     2T,     l'.t21         Serial     No.     152.294        PVh 
LISHED  JULY   17,   1923 

17  4,345.       (I'RT.VIN     NAMICD     MUSIf.M.     INSTRU- 
MENTS.   MERCHANDISE.    AND    GOODS       Eton    k 
Hbalt,    Chicago,    111.,    assignor    to    Lyon    &    Henl.v, 
Inc.,    Chicago,    111.,    a    ('ori>oration    of    Illinois, 
Filed     March     .3,     1921.       .Serial     No.     144, 2SK).       PUB 
LISHED  JUNK  12,   1923 

174.346.      HEALING   (REAMS   FOR   ECZEMA       St    Fibo 
Remedy  C"  .  New.arli,  N    ,1 
Filed    February    11.    1921.      Serial    No     143,404       PUB- 
LISHED JULY    IT,   1923 

174, .347.       HdSlFRY,       l'i:i.ri     Fn  I  ima  M-'ii;     ai-d      M.HKltl 
SOLTiMON,  Chirac ',    111 
Filed    De<errilier    1^,    l'.»2ii        St-rial    No     141.20,j        PUB 
LISHED  MARCH   14.   1922. 

174, .348.       CHOCOI.  v'l  i:        Klci.n     i  h.'«oi,\it     •(.mun-,. 
Elliabethtown,  J'.i 
Filed    Decemlx'r    lo.    l',<20        Serial    No.    140, S95        PUB- 
LISHED  MARCH   1,    1921 

174,34  9.  PHONnGUAlllS.  T.M.KIN*;  M.\ilJINi;b, 
AND  REPRiiDltEKS  lloRNS,  NEEDLES.  AND 
RECORDS  THEREFOR,  AND  MUSICAL  BELLS 
Srr-ri  Kt  Uiii.i  K  llAia««AiiB  (  Ompa.vv,  Philadelphia, 
Pa. 
F'lled  December  >;.  1920  Serial  Nu.  140,683.  PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  19.   1923. 

174. .350.       HOSIERY        Wii.so.s     BhoTiikks,    Chirat'o.     HI 
nied  July  17,   l'.t20     Serial  No.   135,121      PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,   1923. 

174,351.        CERTAIN      N.VMED      SILVER  I'LAIED      .\R- 
TICLES.       Lehman     Bku.s..     New     York,     .N.     Y 
Filed    March     1.'.,     1923,       Serial     No.     177,391.       PUB- 
LISHED MAY  29.   192;; 

174,.352.         fiVERi'O.VTS      AND      TOPCOATS.         llliKKV- 
Frebman  I'll.,  Roche>t>  r.   .V    \ 
Filed    March     13,     1923.       Serial     No      177, .ITT        PI  B 
LISHED  JULY  IT.  192.3 

174,353.     GENER.VL  OR   SYSTEM  TONH  .      NiitinwRsr 
■HN    Y'KAHT  CnMPANV.  Chicago,    111. 
Filed    March     12.     1'.'23,       Serial     No      177, 31,^        PTB 
LISHED  J  FLY    IT     192:; 

174.354        LINIMICNI         MirnAKi,    W.     Shekfi'kl,    doiuK 
boBlness    as    Uheumattiiii    Gompany,    Sti^'ler.    Okla 
Filed     March     T,     1923.        Scrliil     No      iTT.lll         I'UB- 
■L18UED  JILY   10,   1923. 

174, ,355.  PREl'AUA  Tlo.NS  1  o|;  THE  TRK.\r.Mi:NT  oF 
CONSTIP.vrioN      AND      ITS      SYMPTOMS  Thk 

Gotham    Coki'oha  iihn,    Ntw    York,    N.    \. 
Filed     March     0,      l!t2:i         Serial     No.      lTT,04o         PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    10,    i;)23. 

174.356.  COUGH  DROPS  AND  LOZONliES.  GBfiROE 
J.  Boi.ii!  I  ,  doiiiL'  tinsi!o'-s  as  G.  .1.  Boldm  A  Com- 
pany,  Portland,  Orej;. 

nied    March     <;.     1923.       Serial     No,     177,032        PI  B 
LISHED  JULY  10,  1923. 

174.357.  CANCER  SALVE.  lUiun  E.  Rrrrr-K  and  Many 
V.  (JORIX'N,  Sclins^rove.   Pa. 

Filed    March     3.     1923.       S.rial     No.     17rt,91T         PUB- 
LISHED JULY  10,  1923. 

174.358.  Lie;!  ID,     CREAM.      AND      I'O.MADE      HAIU 
DRE8SIN<;s       (.Kniii.B   .M     Miii.EK,   Br(«>klyn,    N.    Y. 

Filed     March     3,     1923        Serial     No.     17tj,906-       I'UB 
LISHED  JULY  17    1923. 


174.359.      (X>LORING    MATTER    FOR    BUTTER       Dt»- 

STCrFB    &    (HE.MK  Al.S.    I  .N<Ol£  PuU  ATED.    St      L<mi^.    Md 

Filed     March     1.     1923        Seriiil     No      17RT90        PUB- 
LISHED JILY  17.  1923 

174. 3R0.       PILE    BALM     AND    T.MU.KIS    FOK     DISOR- 
DERS   OF    THE     LIVER     AND    BOWELS        Al.THLR 
W.  Bishop,  dolns  busiiiof-H  as  King  &  Wiu-.^toii   Prod 
ucts  Co  ,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Filed    February    2S,    192:1        Serial    No,    ITrtTlO,       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10,  1923 

174..3«!1         SIRIP     FOR     TllF     KFLILF     OF     lOT-GHR. 
COLDS,    AND    BRONCHITIS       San    Anton;"    Dkio 
Co,.    San    Antonio.    Tex. 
Filed    February    20,    1923       Serial    .No     lT»>.t)5r.       PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    10,    1923 

lT4,:ir)2       I|OSli;U^,      .■\Mo^    L,    li'Hsi.   Now    York,    N,    Y 
Filed    Febrnar.v    24,    1923       Serial    No     170547        PT'B- 
LISHED   JT'I.Y   17.    1923. 

174,3()3.       SEPTIC    TA.NKS        Keyn(»ie    .Ma.m  fai  T'  uing 
Co,     I.vf..     ln<lian;ii><i!i.~.    liid. 
Filed    February    2:i.    192:;,       Soria!    No.    17r,.4'<n        FT  I'. 
LISHED    JULY    17,    1923. 

174,364.        MENS.      LADIES.      BOYS,      AND      <;iRI«*^' 
HOSIERY,     INDFRWI-.AK      SWEATERS,     (JIAIVES, 
AND   MITTENS   OF    KNITTEI'   FABRICS.      !  owaki> 
HKathioie.    New    York.    N     V. 
Filed    Febri);ir.\    2:;,    192:;       S.  rial    N.       lTe..405        i'lH 

LISHED    JI;L\     it.    1923. 

1T4,3()5      COLLARS,     Gi  i  KTr,  FemoI'Y  *  Cmpanv,  Inc., 
Troy,    N     Y 
Filed    February    23,    1923,      Serial    No     lTfi,4M.      PUB 
LISHED  M  lA     IT.    i;'2:: 

174,366.     T^MBRELLAS  AND  PAR.\SoLS      .Iatir  (^ross 
MAN.     doinn     basine-s     a^     oiaiii     I   inlTe'La     <'..        'C.  w 
York.   N.    Y 
niod    February    2ii,    1923.      Serial    No     170.342       PLB- 
LISHED   JULY    10,    1923. 

174.307  FIE<TRIC    llAlRiI  RLING     IRONS        W      T 
Grant  ooMr'ANY.   Lynn,  Miiss,.  and  New   York,  N    Y 

Filed    Fel.ruar.v     T.    1923,       Soria]    No      17,'>,R50        ITB- 
LISHED   JFNE    12,    1923. 

174.308  SII.\MPOO,  SCALP  OIL.  DANDHUI-T  OINT- 
MENT. HAIK  OIL,  AND  SKIN  LOTION  Ham.. 
Thrai.us   &    Civ,    Hvmera.    lud. 

mied    February     .".     1923.       Serial    No.     175,555        PUB- 
LISHED  JI  LY    lo     1923 

174.309  S1II:LL  FOUND  IN  Till:  PHILIPPINE  ARCHI- 
PELAGO      i:i'\VARD    II     Wakkwei  L,   .New    York.    N.    Y. 

Filed    .lanuary    :;n,    1923        S.Tia:    No      175,331        PUB- 
LISHED JULY    IT,    1923, 

1T4.:'.T0         CFlCr.MN      NAMED      RADIO      APPARATFS 
Lyhaluun   M*N(  FAi  TLRING  (.'o.NU  ,\\v,  .M  itilia  vva  ivH .   Ind 
I'iled    ,Liniiar,\     25,     1923,       S.rial     N'>.     1T5,091.       PUB- 
LISHED ju.m:  2.;,  1923. 

1T4,3T1.    I'ERTAIN   NAMED  TELE(;KAI'H  APPARVTI   S. 

Kleinsou  Micr  i:!,K<  IHIO  «■(!.,  I\c,.  L(<iii:  Isla:,.!  e;it\, 
N.    Y 
Filed    Au;rnsi    :;o,     1922        S..ri,ii    No     10.'>..S94        PUB- 
LISHED JUNi:    12.    1923. 

174.372.  CoI'FEE  AND  TLA.  Tiu:  P.eki'an  i:uMiANT, 
Tol.do.    Ohio, 

Filed     Au<riift     7      1922,       S.rial     N'      107, ^^O-i        FT'B- 
LISHED    MARCH     0,     192:i 

174.373.  GHL.MICAL  PK1".I' A  RA  TION  S  USED  AGAl.NST 
PLANT   PESTS  ANI>  SEED   AFI'LlCTIONS       Dr.!  r- 

.SiHK     (o'l.O-      I  .Nl'      SlI.HrR-SoHKlUEANHTAI.l      \'iH.\IAl.S 

RoESSLKi;,  I'"r,'inkfor'  om  ilu'Maiii,  <  Jermnc,'. . 
Filed     Auj.'i!st     .'■.,      1922         S.Tial     No,     107. vi2         FFP. 
LISHED   JULY    IT.    1923 

1T4.3T4,      MOTH  PREVENTIVi:    roMi'oUNh,      \\ii,i.i\m 
R     GKlFriN,    We«;!     Norwood     .\,    .1 
Fil.Kl     Au-n-.t     2.     I '.'22.       Serial     No,     107. T20        PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    IT.    1923 


448 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  16, 1923 


2.     S.Tial  N»    U->r.,r,S4       rrBLISFIEI) 


174,375      TOBACrcl   PKiAH.   AND  iKJAKKTTK  BOXFS 

MAr>E    (^b"  I'Ai'KU   on   CARDnOAUD       Ierwohi.   & 

MiNDii  H,    Nt>w    York.    N     V 

Filed  July  15.  I9*J2.     Serial  No.  It;t5.;>r.0      I'T'BI.iaHED 

JULY   17,    192.T. 

174. 37»'.      ruRMnjvr.s.   MKr>iriNi:.«;.   and   I'iiahma- 

CKlTrrAI.     riin-AltATIONS         K.\kbwf:kkb    vorm. 

Mkistkk    I.I  cmJs    &    Hitl  NiMi.    Hoct>8t-on  Main.    Ger- 
many. 
Fil-ri  Jnuc  1»;.  lO: 

jrr.v  10.  ]u-2r, 

174.377     ki:ai>v  >tixr:rt  paints,  vaunisufs.  and 

TAINT    I-:NAMF.I..<       ('iiARt.K.s    Dkmuik.    .Iciiii;;    busi- 
n<'ss   an   I'siintens   Supply   lo  .   ri^vclnnd.   Diiio 
Filed  June  22.  1922      Serial  No.   1  >;.-,. s.-><      rriU-ISUKI' 

jrr.Y  17,  i'.'2r;, 

174  .ITS      GLFK  ANIi  i;Kr..VTINS  FSKD   IN  THK  MANF 
FACTTTtF  OF  (U.FF      R.  iim  A  U.i.vs  Ak  i  iK..\(iK.sKM, 

>'H\rr.   I'Mrm-i|a'!r,   (it-ririariv  ' 

y:U-<\   Miv   y\,   i:i'i_V      S.Ti.il  Nn.    It;4.190       PFrU.ISHFD 
Jn.V    17.    I'.t2:!. 

174. .'{"U.      DFi  iI'iiR  JNT       Lir.i.nv   S    TiIn\M>.i)    ini;   ;,iisi 
n'^^s  ;i<   !-'r.,i,ievja!n   rj,.      \,.\4-    ^-.rk,    \     ^" 
Fii'Nl  .\[.ri!  27.   I'.ti'j      S.Tial  No    If,.",, nil       FI'UMSHFD 
AUr.rST   22.    1922 

174,:!vu       MFNS   DRKSS   SHIHTS.   NFi.IIwI'K   SIIIRTS. 
Wl-    \Vm|;k    SillUrs        r      H     l;u:NKrT    .t    liiM-niKH. 
NV'v    York.    N      V 
Fil".l  .\[iril  n,  1922.     Serial  No.  D;2,u;(;t.     I'lBFISUKI' 
OCTORKK    3.    1922. 

174, .iSl       t;r  T   ANt    MKTAL  STRINGS  FOR  STniNG[-:D 
MrspAl    INSTRIMFNTS.     S.  nuun  Il-ri  vvn  Ivr  , 
New   York.   N,   X- 
Fil.'.l  Ai.ril    I,    19l:L:.      S.-riMl   No,    I  r,  I  .♦;.-,-J       IM 'B  1,1  SH  FD 
JFM-:  2•^    lHj::. 

174. >2        .IFWFf.UY     FOR     I'FRSuNAI.     A[h>RNMFNT 
Ni»T      IN<T.FDING      \V.\TCHFS      .\ND      .IFWKLFH    , 
FOt  KI    rF\NI\  FS         MuisHui.     I'ikid     Jb    Civtp.AVY     i 


lhi':i^o,     lit 

Fiie.i    M.u-h    :;i 


I.ISHFD    FFBRFAn.Y    20,    iy2;i. 


174,:>.'?         MFDICA 
I.IFSF    IVVIN 


I.ISHFD    JFLY     17 

174..'.-»4        ruIM'I'F 
i  n .;  r '  I  n .    1 1    r 
Filed    AiU'ist    .'II 


I.ISFIFD    ITBRF.KRY    27.    10.;;', 


174  :>.'.       iKKTAIN 

S!,iVt,.V,    New    '^1' 


1 92: 


Serial     No,     J»Jl,.j.J"j.       I'LB 


FRFI'ARATKiN     FSFD     TO     RF 

TnK   Ff.i    r^ii.r.Y   A   r,  vrrvw.    ImliMn- 


nr'oii-:,    Ii..|  .    !i..^r   »,v   i'h:in_'e  of  ii.Tiii'-   Fli    I.illy  A  f,,ni 
paiiy,  [ri'liniiajHilis.   IikI..  a  Corporati   n   n(  Iti<ii;ina. 
Filed    Fei)r  ;,iry    l},    1922.      Serial    N",    15ri,_'12.       I'FB 
l:*23. 


Skvii\r:y    iIi:..ikrv    i'o.    Iv.   Wa.sh 


19-.'2,       Serial     N.i      D".>.r»K 


ITB 


NA.MFD   OI.T  i:   FRi  iDT'C^rs        Ik*    I 
ork.   N    V 


1    November    .'1.    ir>22       Serial    No      1 7 1  ..'i.'..'        I'FB- 


i:i2-'. 

FAINT   AND   FAINT   KNAMFF    FOR 

1-'    (V    Si  hokdi\o;kr,   Coluniliiis.    Ohio, 
Serial    No     172.1'<.'i        I'TI! 


I  ISHFF   .IFFY    17 
174.3S0       R(XiFIN(. 

FFRNITFRF. 
Filed    November    lj7.    i;v. 
FISHFD  .IFFY    17,   p92:!. 
174..1S7        RFl-INFI)    FF.TR"M;r\r    OIL    FOU    II.FIMI 

NATINO.      IIKITING.     .ASD     POWER     PFHPOSRS 

St4Mhiu>    (ML    I'lMEMVi      ,1-    Nbw    Ydkk.    New    York. 

N    Y 
Fliefi    November    is.    1922.      5   rial    No     172.2*2       PFP,- 
FISHKD  JFFY    17.   1923 
174,3.SS.        CFRT.Viy     FADS.     P..\NDA(;FS.      AND     SJ-p- 

PORTFRS         .liw^.s     W       Brink    roMPAVv.     Boston, 

M  a  ss 
Filed    NovemU'r    '^7.    1922.      Serial    N.i.    172..'7S.      PFB- 
LISHEI)  JFFY    17    1923 

174.389,     MOt  Til   FIARMONICV.     A\ir.mrj^s  Wholksai.b 


rOHf'iR.^TIOs. 

more.    Md 

File.l     Dereml*  r 
LISFIED  JFNE   19. 


lUt.TiM.i'-ii:    lUiKiArv    HoisF,!.    Balti 

.    19i.>2        Serial    No      172.'*10        I'FB 

1923 


174. .'!9().     HOPS      J    S..s\E\si  HKiN  II..I-  Company,  Inc., 
New   York,   N     Y 
File,!     Deeemier    !<      1922         SerlHl     No      173,148.       PL'B- 
LISFIED  JFFY    17.   191.'.3 

174, .391.  PHON(JGRAl'HS  .\ND  CERTAIN  NAMED 
PHONOGRAPH  .^r(  KssriRlFS  Sami  Kr.  E.shborn, 
New  York.   N.  Y. 

File<l    D.-reniLer    ■_":.    1922.      Serial    No.    173,702.      PFB- 
r.ISHED  JI  NF    It;     1923. 

174. .•',92       ro.MI'oSITF    MATEIUAF       TiiK    i '..nti  nkntai. 
llHKK    l''t\ll'\s\      Newark.    Del 
Filed     .JHiHiarv     *;      I'>23.       Serial     N..      i:»._':;t).        I'FB 
FISHED  .n  FY    17     loj:; 

174. .■i9.;        PI!FF.\UA  llnS     \<>\l     HAllIlNi;     .VND     MAS- 

S,\<;i.\i;        l''!K\K     H'.iiNs      .l.iiri^-    ii|,j,i.'~s    aM    Bofiin 
DisMiliiii,'   1  "'.ni|i;ti!V     N'.'w    \-tU     N     Y 
Fileil    Jainiarv     M       loja        Seriai    Nu.     11  iA2o.       PUB- 
FISH  FD  ,11   FY    ;  7     lo.'.'!. 

174,3!i4        AF1!<.N'<        I!     H     Mm  v    ,V   •  ■■  -      Is.    ,    N.  u    Y..rk. 
N     Y 
F'le,l    .r.'inii,irv     12,    1923.       ^.■iil     S..      !7l.-,24,       FFK- 
FISHED   JIFY    17.    1923. 

!7F:!9.-,        oINTMINT       .Tki:\;s    F'     Biiowv,    T  o«    .Vnt'eN-, 
rali: 
Filed    .!ui.n',N     I'..,    1923,       Seri.n;     \o      174  7'i.-        FIB 
I.ISHFD   Jt   I.^     IT,    1923 

I74,,';9r,       i,.\M['    si!\iii-;s    Hi'    rii'.i.'Mi.v    \i\ii;i{I\F 
R'  iiKUT     F.K.uu-    r:Y,    doing     bnsm.  ^^      i~     P..  ard^ley 

Sfldi.iS.      lO,  ;,■;,_.,,,      HI. 

File.i     luiii.irv    J4,    1923.      Serial    No.    17*'.iii7        IIB- 
FISHED  ,IFFY    17     1923, 

174,397         I\S!;(-n<-n,K.       Sotnu-uN     S.K.iu.rY     C"\i- 
p,»vv.  Th"ii;:i-.vii;.     (Ja, 
Fil.d     Mar.o,     .o      i<(2.3.       Serial    No,     ITR.L'i):!        FIB 
FISHFD  JFFY    lu.    1923. 

17♦..■•.9>^         INSKrTMMDF        >orHi'         -^rr,  Mriv     C"M 

PAW,    Tlo.-n.i-'.  il!.'      O.I. 

Filed     .Marrh     .'9      Itj.?        Serial     No      17'>.292.       PFB- 
FISHED   .n  I,Y    lo     I',.- 

174.399        ZINCOMIm:     i'\DS        \\i.-u'.i.    Fi';  H  !(■•■ ..  ,t    AP- 
rr  1  V  MT.  1  'mm  T-  \  \  >  ,   .<'     I...i]is     M. 
Filed     .Vfareh     .■;»,     i:ij:i,       Seri.al     .No       17'».:!22.       PFB- 
FISHED   .JFFY    10,    1923. 

174  40*1       MFDDTNK    KoR    RHFT-M\T!S\f    AND    RAi'K- 
VFIIF      I.iii^    KuhrrzKV.  S\r.ii-M-e    n    y 
Filed     Marrli     ,'.(i      1923.       Seriil     N.,      17-^.344        PFB- 
FISHED   .D   I,>     !  7     192'' 

174,401      ri:mi:dy   imi;    rin:   •rR[:.\T\iF.NT  ni-  coi- 

TER        Thk    !:i:K.si     iiirMi m,    i-viimni.    ('Irvelaiid. 
•  diio 
Fil.^l     Marrh     ,',o      i;(_:;,       ,><.rial     No_     17*«.359.       i'LB- 
FISHED   JF  FY    17     1923. 

174.40-J        INSE<    rit'nir:s  Tsv!.«.i;r    Holl.^vher.    doiin 

iHisiio  s.s     a,s     Hoiiauder  i  lo;i.i,;il     \\.irK<.     Bavoiine 
N.   .1, 

Filed     .\Iarrli     31       1923  Serial     No      17^.. -.'is        PPB- 
I.ISHEI*  JIF.Y    IT     !;.-:; 

174.403  BOAT  PAINT  \Vkst»,,tt.  Si  Ann  avd  BaL- 
'  0«    Company     Fr..\  idertre.    l{     I 

Filed  April  .'>.  I'jj.i.     Serial  No,   17.H.tl47       PFBI.ISHED 
JF  FY    17.   192.3. 

174. 404  I'HARMAf  EFTFC.vr.  PREPARATIONS  FOR 
PROMOTING    THE    GROWTH    OF    HFMAN    HAIR. 

.VKTIE\<;KSF.I  t  .srii  kFT        F(  H        cUKMrSrHE        PROnCKTB 

vormais   H    Sihkiubm  ^NOKf.    iU'rIin,  G.rmany. 
Filed    November    4      19-.'J       Serial    No.    171,500.      I'UB- 
r.FSHED  JFFY    17     192.', 

174.40,-,         SHEET  MFTAF      SICCTION.VF      ROWROATS, 

THB    Al.FRKli    <       (iuF.TKKr     in,    Milwaukee      \VI.><. 
Filed    Febrnarv    I'tl     l'i2!        Seci.i!    No      17ilfil7        PF'B- 
FFSHFD    JfFY    17     ITJ  '. 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


V.  8   PATENT  OFFICE. 


449 


174.406,  GROUND  LIMESTONE,  CHALK  WHITING, 
CHALK,  ASPHALT  FILLER,  AND  WHITIN(;. 
The  Khippknimikf  Tlttlb  Wiiitb  CtirFS  Puonun.s 
Co,  Cincinnati.   Ohio. 

Filed    February    23,    19V'3.      Serial    No.    170,482.      PI  B- 
LISHBD  JULY  3,  1923, 

174.407.  FEATHER.  Ki.srr.EH  Leather  Company,  South 
BoBton.   Mas.s. 

Filed    F.tiruary    13,    1923.      Serial    No.    175,991.      PUB 
LISHED  JFLY  3,   1923 

174, 40«  METAF  FFE<"TRODES.  TnK  Skvmoi  K  Mam  ■ 
KAfTlUlNU  ('ii.NU'ANY.    Seyiiiour.   Conn 

Filed    Fetiniary    12,    1923.      Serial    No.    17.''i,951        PFP 
LISHED  JUNE  2t;.   1923 

174,409        PORTABLE    FIFCTRIC    LAMPS    ANI>    I'.VRTS 
THERFOI'.       ANI»       P.R.VCKFTS.       STANDS,       AN1> 
CFAMI'S  TFIFR1:F0R.      IPiMK   FifiHTiv;   Fijiip-Mlm 
(  iiitPiiliATlMN.    .N,  w   York     N     Y 
Filed    February    9.    1923        Serial    No      17.'. 79.'        I'FB 

LISHED  JULY   10,    19j:! 

17t.410        PORTABLE    FFFCTRIC    LAMPS    .\  N  D    PARTS 
THEREOF,       AND      BRACKETS,       STANDS.       AND 
CFA.MPS   THEREFOR       .Vmkkoan    Fi.r.'ii:!'     F^iir 
Ntrvr  C<i,    Im'..   New   York.   N     ^' 
Filed     l.ebruary    9,     192:;        Seri.al     No.     17.'").7.M        I'F'B- 

LisiiED  jf:ly  10,  i9L':i 

17»,»n        RADIO   Ti:i.FPHoNF    A  ND  TFFF< !  R  A  FH    RF 
CEI\ING    SETS    AND   TRA  NSM  ITTINi ;    SETS    AND 
P.MITS      Dk  I'lUii.sr  ItAUi"  TKi.Ki'iiiiNK  A  T>:i.i:<,I!aih 
Com  !',K  N  Y.   .lersi.y  City.  N.   J. 
File.l    l-etirnary     .3.    19i::>.       Serial    No,     17r.472        PFB 

LISFIEFI  JFNE  20    192:! 

174.412.       FFMBFR.     BOIH     FINISHED    AND     FNI'IN 
ISHFI>.      Wii.i.iAM    I.    K\vN.   Piltnhun:h.   I'm 
Filed    January    10.    192:!.       .Serial    No.    174.001        I'FF. 

FISHED  JFNi:   20.    1923 

17  F  tl.'.       STA  TFETTFS      TUF  R  a(,i;a';  Sistfhs  Cmmian  ^  . 
Oraiid   Rapids.   Mieti 
Filed    January    15,    1923,      Serial    No,    174,03,S.      PFB- 
FISHED  JINE  20,   1923. 

174.114.      TREES.    PLANTS.    SHRFBS,    AND    FUSHES 
I'UANK    M    i:i>\VAKns,   Milwiinke..    Wis 
File,]   .\|.ril  9,    19'.'3       Serial   N..     17s.s;U       PFBLISHED 
JULY  17.   1923 

174.41.-        F!!FP\R.\rioN    H  "R     I  H  E    TREATMENT    OF 
SCAFP    AND    SKIN    DISEASES.      Thomas    S.    Wil- 
liams.  Re|>ulilic,  Wash. 
Fll'd  April  24.  1923.     Serial  No.  179,030.     PUBLISHED 
JFLY  17,  1923 

174.410.      CR.WATS.      Wiii.uw    Wkavino    C('i,    Int..    New 
York.  N    Y 
Filed  Ai.ril  23.  1923      Serial  No.  179. ."m'!      I'FIU.ISHED 
JIF.Y    17.   1923 

174,417        OPHTHAFMIC      MOFNTINGS     AND     PARTS 
THERhX>F.     Wm,I-.so\  C,o<;oifs.  In...  ReadiiiK.  F'a 
Filed   May   9.    1923,      Serial   No     1S0.40:;.      I'F'BLFSHED 
J  I- FA'  17,   1923. 

174, 41^       MOTOR   I-'FFLS.      Fiikpf.imi  k   J     Auhmtt.   doiru 
business  as  crystal   Petr<deum    I'roducts  Corp.)ratioii, 
I-os   .\ngeles.   Calif. 
Filed  May  10.  1923.      Serial  No    ISO. 400      PFBFISHFD 
JF'F.Y  17.   1923. 

174.419  NAIF  FILF-S.  TOILET  TWEE/>ERS,  NAFF, 
NFF'I'ERS.  AND  CFTFCLE  NIF'I'ERS.  Marshall 
I'iKi.D  A  Company,  Chicauo,  111. 

Filed  -May  2H.  1923.      Serial  No.  181.270.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923. 

174.420  WATER     BOTTFES,     FOFNTAIN     SYRINGES, 
SCREW  CAPPED   ICE    BAGS,    AND  COMBINATION 
WATER   liOTTLE  AND  FOUNTAIN   SYRINGE.      In 
r>KiT.MiK\T  Durr;  Co.mpasy.  Jarkson\  ille.  I'la. 

Filed  Al.'y  -s.  1923.     Serial  No.  1H1,279.     PFBLISHED 
JFLY  17.  1923. 


174.421.  TOILET  PREPARATIONS.     Pail  I'uot  A  CiE., 
dolnd  business  as  Parfumerie  Lubin,  Paris.  France 

Filed   September   29,    1922.      Serial   No     170,0St;.      PIB 
LISHED  JULY  10,  1923 

174.422.  PHONo<;RAI'H    RECORDS       William    CmaNP- 
LEH  PijiK,  Chicago.   111. 

Filed    0<-to!,er     2.     1922.       Seri.al     No      170. -.'09         I'FB- 
FISHFFt  JFNE  20.   192:'. 

174.423.  rOF'F/TRY  MEF)ICINE  FOR  TIIF  iRFAF 
MFN'T  OK  BLACKHEAD.  YFI.I/»W  DIARRHEA. 
TFRKEY  pox.  BOWEF  TRoIHFF.  AND  WoRMS 
c,    .1.    MA!i n  N.    .Vll,--tilK    Tex 

Iil,-<1    (»elo!...r     19,     1921'        S.iial     No.    17a.l>43.       FI   !'■ 
FISHIOD   AFUrS'T   7,   19-j:; 

174, 42F      FF.\RFS.      THK     IM'Ua     I'lari,     ('•'.     In-    ,     New 
York,   N    Y, 
Filed    OrtoiMr    2i!.     19-'2        Serial     No.     171,219.       I'FF- 
LISHi:!)  JANF  .VRY   2,   1*923 

174.42.-.        C<»RF(FSPONDENi  F    PAPER.    Ci  (RItFSI'oND 
FNCE    C.VRDS.     I'NVFF'^tl'ES,     .\ND     F.oXi:S     id.N- 
TAFNING  TIFE  SAME.     Mf!  i.f  N  T    FiiU'    ■'.<  ini:  busi- 
ness as  M.  'T.  Bird  .*c  i'.    .   Bo.-toii,   M;i«- 
Fileil  April  2,8.  l!)23.     Serial  No.  179,840.      priU.lSllFD 
JFNE  19,    1923. 

174.420       ELF-.<TRICAL  SOLIiERING  IRONS      Fik.tki." 
Heai-  Fntl  Co..  St.  Louis.  M. 
File.l  ,\pril  .0,  I'.li:',.      S.-rial  N^,  IT'.', to..'       IM   i!l  .1  S  1 1 1:  D 
.II'NE  2'1.    192.1. 

174, 4?7         TFLFl'HoNF     ,\DAF'IFRS     F'lU     COPPLING 
TFFEF'HONE     RI'.CEIVFRS      TO      SoFND     .\MFFI- 
I-'lERS.     The  Tkagli;  i'umpany.  Cl''v<'lai;(l.  ohi.. 
Fil.'.l  .\pril  18.  1923.     Serial  No.  179,:;37,     I'FBI.ISHFD 
.IFNE  20,   19L'3 

174  428       (HARDS   FOR   FFFCTRIC  L.VMPS       Fi.KXlBLE 
Stlfl   Fa.  I  N.;   (.1  .  Cbieairo.   lU. 
Fil.'.i  .VprillO,  I'.t-'".       S.ri.il  N..    ITK.V.hi       }'F  IM  ,!SH  FD 
JFNE   20.    19'J3, 

174  429  TFFFPHoNE     INS  TRIM  FNIS         S.^MCFL     F. 

SiLiN.   Willian)s|>.irt.    I'a. 
Fil.d  April  30,  192:;,      S,  rial  N.i    179.971,      F!   F.FiSlIFD 
JFNE  20.  I!t2;5. 

174.4:;(t        SFoTFIOIFTS      AND     FIOHT      FRo.l  KCTORS, 
Rohklt  0.ii,iii;N.  N.\v    \''.rk,    N     ^ 
l-'lle.l  April  14,  F.<2:;      S.ri.il  N.^  ;79,14,-       FI  I'.I.ISIIED 
JFNE    2f,.    1923. 

174.431        RFBBFR     TIKFS    AND    INNER    TCI'.FS        I  i    - 
F.     CllAUWiN.    doiim     business    ;is     I'j'nie,  n.;;     lir.'    \ 
Rubber  C..nipaii.\.    I'hlladelphia.   I'.i 
File.1  .\pril   12,  19l';i       Serial  No.  179.03U.     PUBLISHFi' 
JULY   ;;.    1923 

174.4:'.2.    THLRMIONFC   Df:TECTOR.   AMPLIFIER    AND 
OSCILLATOR     TF  BES.        Ei.MER     T,     Cc.nmm-h.vm. 
Snn    Framisco,   Calif. 
Filed  April   11.   1923     Serial   No.   178,957      I'T-PFISHFO 
JFNE   20,   1923. 

174.433.  STORAGE  BATTERIES  lUinwv  vV  Snnra 
Company.   Orand    Rapids.    Mich. 

Filed  April  9.  1923.     Serial  No.  17.8,810,     PFBLlSinFi 
JUNE  20.  1923 

174.434.  METAL  DISK  ROAD  WHEELS  FOR  MOTOR 
VEHICLES  AND  PARTS  THEliEOF  WikF.  WiiF.ri 
CoHPORATioN   OF   AMERICA,  Buffalo.   N.   Y 

Filed  April  7.  1923      Serial  No.  178.793      PI-BI.ISHFD 
JULY  17,   1923. 

174.435.  APPARATUS  AND  APPURTENANCES  USED 
IN  RADIOTELEPHONY,  AND  MORE  PARTKF-- 
LARLY  TO  MULTIPLEPLATE  CONDENSERS, 
F".  S    Tool  Company,  Inc  .  N.  wark,  N    J. 

Fil.al  April  7,  1923.     Serial  No    178,783      PUBLISHED 
JUNE  26,  1923. 

174.436.  RIBBER  MATT1N<"t.  The  Painf  A  Williams 
CoMi'ANY,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Filed    March     26.     1923.       Serial    No.    178,060,       FTI! 
LLSHED  JFLY  3.   1923, 


450 


174  4,'^T      IM  nnF.ii 


KSl)  FABRir-  TraES      TsiE  nnrNs- 

r.t23        S-rial     No.     iTT.'Jjl.       PUD- 
1923. 


LISHK[.    .11  i.v    i: 


174 +;i-       l^.  >vTiii:ic    iieltin*.       .Tm-.r    f'.v.hm  w.s-, 


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OFFICIAL  riAZFTrK 


OCTOHKBIG,  1023 


iis    J.    Ba''hman!i    &    Co.,    Nf-w    Yurk. 
10i.'3.       S.Tifl!    No      n:,7'i'*        FFR. 


KKM'iVIN';     FAFS,      TKNTS,     TAK 
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i:--'.3.       .<-ri:i!     N>'      177. .'41        FFF. 

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serial    No.    177, -'1>       FLB- 


17(  U!        IMFSFiniFI'   EI,F<-TRir.VL    M'TITES.    FAR 

TF  ff.\::fv    flp^trfaf    i;RiLaiFi-:s.    toast- 

:<    KINf;     .\Mi     ITEVTINi;      STOVKS. 

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:,     St'rial  No.  177,1  is.    FFBFISHEI' 


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174.443       FE'fiRAT  IN-;   OFTFITS.   FoN(FF.ISlN< ;    V.\R 
NI.^HE.-J.     <OL<;'f;i  VC,     NfATTER      F.RTSUES      .\NI» 
SFON'iK.-.       Tip:    K      F     Johxsii.s     1  ■  v  ;  m^    ('•>\iv\\\, 
' 'i!i''!ii:i:ni.    Of, 
Fi!.Mi    F.r.niary    ■_|;.    1023       i^f'ri.il    N..     17>;,t".3l        FFF. 
LISHEIi   JT'LY    3.    F'LT; 

■''>.\I.        M  Ml';; -»ir  !!■.    iiM-     NF^'iNc    i'i>Mr.tvv 


174.444 

Fil..!    V''  T'l.irv 
LESHEI)  .JFFY    r 


■     F<L'::       SfTial    N.v    17«.<-.24.      I'FB 
1«i23 


174,445        ..FASS     (FRTAIN     LIMITS     .\Nr>     FRVMES 


r.iFK.- 


>       F[iNE,sT  W.    HoRST-N';     iFMn^' 


FOR    AITfiXf., 

'iiisj:,, -^    'IS     p>:j.    Hubiifll    Mfinnfacturini   Cn      ri.v. 
Inr.'F    it'i, 

■.     10_'2,      Serial   No.   160.9<J4.      PUB- 


Filed    S.  ;ir.  m  .' 
LLSHEF  .ITI.V    1 


174. 44';       '■FRT\I 
TELE<,i:  \I'H 


.\  \MEF»   RADIO  TEFEFHONF   .\NF 

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FiF.I   .]■]•■  22     F.rij       S.tFi!    N.^    ir,7,220.     PFBFISIIEF 


■TFNK    2';     n23 
174  4*7         ',\:<  >i'\l 


Fil.-t  .hin.-  20.   1 
.ITLY   ,•'.     1023 
174, 44>        Ti;F.   K- 
f\'  r'  him;  Com 

Fi'-.i   .Ji;-;-.  11,    '•■ 
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174   !  F 


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I. IMF      AND     HVI'RVTET'     LIMF 

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S-rtalN'.     If.."  7 •in     PFI'.FISHED 


4*7         ',\:<>J  \l<      I. [ME      AND     HVI'RVTET'     T 
SE>'F;'rv   <'KMFV'-  A;   I.;jiE   !'(.,   IF'i  tTT^rown,   M' 


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S.Tiai   N..     1»;"  'U'.-      ['I  BFF«:[!KI.' 


MU-nP':     <FnF!!Ii   aF    TFM,Fi  >' i\S     K  FF  F.< 


XFRON.VFTIf"  \F  A-fF^SoRl  Ks 


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I'lii;     i;.\S(iI.I\E     TANK<     m\ 
I!\r.Fii'..\s     .\ri!i  iFL  \NES     B.VSKirrs.    ANF    1  UN 
T<'»ON-       Thj:   i:i-.'n   r.\n   Tnc   a;    IF  p.i^eu    i.,\tv\\\, 
.Vkron    Ohi'i 
Fil>-.1   Mav  2.",    l'.<2t.'       .--.rial   N..     U;4.4;«s.     FFBFISHKl' 

.irr.Y  3,  i;>2;; 

174.4.-,M         .Xvi'iiAFtl       i-RfiiK      \NF     RKFINKT^       .\NT)    , 


F.WIM.     M.\r 
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!'hi,T      P:' 
Fii»'.!    M  ,      17     ir* 
TTT  Y    .T     n2S, 


[■.RlAFS     CONT.MNINf;      VSPHAI.T 
Serial   N..    ]t53,Ofi.-.     prBFISHKl. 


174, f".!       STEFT,   BnTTERS:       Tiii--   Witkks   Roimtr   Co., 

■^l-'Ml.l',        \F.Ii 

I  —.1   .Vp'il  24.   li»22.    S«'rial  No.  162,8ti"     P(  P.FISilFD 
.11  LY   3,   1923. 

i74.4.-,2.     Kf.i':*-!  i;r    vr,   i\vt  t  xriv.,   \i\ti:ri\i.  of 
F\\v<>\i\     I  \i;i;:.      ;  \i  ri;!:*;  v  \Ti:!  >    with    ,\n 

.AOIIE>l\  i:  SI  BSr.VNi  E.     1;e->iuu  Isl..  I'roiiilcact, 
R.   I. 
FiFd   April  12     1022     Serial  No.  162  i  On     IM'RFTSUFF) 

M  Ni;  2*:     :;■:;:; 

174*.-.'         iFlMALV     I^AMFF     FFIJTlll.AF     AFPVKA- 

i  I  s.      Hie  Safety  lak    Hi  >:'\      ,v    l    'HMSt,   Coii- 

p.»\T,  Oranse,  N.  J.,  and  \.  .^    ii  n  •  ts    .  .am 

ri-i'.    M  a.h    20.    1922.      Serial    No.    l';no7s       pip.- 

Fism;i'  .11  NE  •:<•<.  'r'23 

iTt4.".t      '1;ri,\i\   n\m!:f  .  >  imks  i  m\  |.:.s,   fmnofs. 

-VNI'   1IF.\  I  i:i;,-        li  V  \i  \(    it  i\<:\\    <      Ml  \N  V,  0,ikla!;.!. 
Calif 
Filed    \F.r.  h     I -.      1922.       Serial    No.     h.nr.ni        pip,. 
I,!-!TKF   .IFfA     3     :•>_■;; 

17J.t.'..'.         ,\I    ro.MuF.il.i:     AM-     CVFLi:      l:i;i:     lonris 
.\NF   PVTCIIES  AND  PATCHING   MUFI;I\F   FmR 

i;fpp.':i>  tip^^'  ..ttier  tsi.vn  tiri:  tm'K  .wn 

.VFnF<I\i:    .,'    \;        .-wm.  :/    F.i;.  ■  mt  r -.    t   iir    lu..,    II' 
F.i'     !      .ruary    4.    1922.      S<Tlal    No.    1."..S.900        IFB- 
LI<!IF!'    irvF  20.   !ft23. 

i74,F-..'  M'fiKSlVE     PATCHES.       Menqo     PnonrrTs 

Tf  MpvvY    PittshiirKh,  Pa 
Fil<.<l   .F,lv  2-:    1021.    Serial  No.  150,871.    FTP.I  [<in:i> 
JFNF  20,    102:' 

!74,t.'i7  \\  \TVH\ll'  <■  ']'  I'lTM  > '\l  FvP.RF'  WHICH 
FiipMs  TflF  iMTSIIii;  <(i\r!:'\.;  i-'()p  'I'RrNKS 
AND  WMDTI  IS  CEMENTI:D  op  Mrin-R\VF«E 
F.VSTFNFD  Ti'i  \ND  pMiiNp.;  pxpr  Ml.'  TIIK 
TRFNK  II^f!!\Ms\  Tici  NK  <  i,\tf\-\r  Pa.an.^  \\'i>:. 
Fi'..!    \Fi\    '■.     P'J'       ^prinl   No,    147.2SO      FFIUISIIKD 

JFNF  .a-    10-::: 

I74.t.'.s      <i;irr\F\    \\,\nD    Mii'iini  \f    \ff,\pa- 

TI'S       n\  ,[iv  A,   iKirot.A.S.  doing  l)l|sln.-s   as   II     A     D, 

Sfth-s   *    Kri^-ii»««>rfn:j  Co.,  Not   Irrvin-xiraic.p   P,r.i'm..ri, 

Mi.  ■' 
FF.al      Fiiaiar.      .7      !   ..!         Serial     No.     142,820        I'!   [5- 
LISHFD  .ir-NF   20,    102:1 
174,4,'0        iFRTAIV    MFRi   M  v.M'KF        P.  m,  ri  m.  .c  k    p,,u:- 

auv    H  .'  ,-<r.    P,iltlmore    and    (umb.  1 1  .  m!,    Md 
Fi!.,!   Ai-ri!  .'t    p.p.).     Serial  No,  117,70  :     PFBFISHFD 
JFNF   2«;,    1023. 
174   4>;n        i\T"«     op     (^TOST-RPS     I'Op     p  p. '  PI'T  A '  T  FS 

Sp.Ii       v^      p.il'TlI.s       ,IA1:S       .WD     TUP      FIKF, 

<",K..n.;v-     V      HwsK-;      Isc,    Boston,    Nfa-js 
Filpd   Ml      !7     102:.    Serial  No.   1S0,7C2,     PFBLISIIED 
JULY   3,   1023 
174   4.-.1         Ml    r\I      !    '\!!'    SHADES,       ESKII..1  i  •  v  *    SrlL- 

PRF.sSMN  ;s    AK'EiioLAO,    Eflldlstana.    Swr-d.  n 
Fi  .(!    .Tannary    9.    1923.      Serial    No.    174, ."^1        PFB- 
LISIIKD  JTNE  Cn,   1923. 
174,4.:-J       .,P!P>    i.iii   STEERING   WHEELS   oF   Al    I  '  •- 

MOBIFFS    AND   OTHER    VEHICLES.      VfU.i.lAU    F. 

I;i'   .",    doinc     busineBs    a,s    UiduPtl    flrip    ('(.rnpinr. 

Ak-.n.  Ohio. 
!  :F  ^     '1    n.iry    0.    192.3.      Serial    No.    174.2fil        Fi  B 
FISIIFD   .IFFY  17,  1923. 
174. 403      PVPPip'  COVERS  FOR  ATTTOM.FIFF    V'TES- 

^'FIES.        ATI.AH     SpKCI.AI.TT     MANCrAt'TlKI.V  .      I    .    \I- 

rv\v,  rhlcaco.  Ill, 
Fiio.!    ,1    n.iary    2.    1923.      Serial    No.    I74ai.-.7        piB- 
FISHFD    IF!  V  17,  1923. 
:74.p;i        FI  F'    I'RICAL    BINDIN.;     p...--rs         Tuy.    M  u:- 

sHur   Dr:    ly    Compant,  Toledo,   Ohi.. 
Filpd    D...:     .-   23.    1922.      Serial   No.    17::  77.-       PUB- 
LISHED .ITNE  12,   102.3. 
174.40.-..       Fl\Iin   I:       \\'.\p\      \\[>    Ijr-p.p.pp    BFIT- 

ING.    HdSF,     S1(PI:t     P\.-KIV<F      \ND     ROD    AND 

PISTON     P\.K!\0        \\,r:-vs     ,\     P.vi:kv     Co.,    Los 

,\nL'.I.'S.    <    ;ilif. 

Fil-al    N.  \.n:'.r   IS.   1922.     Serial  No.    172.24.',       I'FB- 
I  ISMKD  .TFFY   17,  1923. 


OcTOiu  R  H),  1<>2.'5 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  F. 


451 


174.40,6        RFII.DIN<;    BRICKS    AND    ROOFIN<;    TIFF 

NiKi.s     I-:si*Ei!,s. .  s ,    d.iiri;:    bnsliips.s    lis    Mid  Fontiii.ai! 
Clay  Coinpniiy,   Peru,  Kans. 
Filcl    Nov.mh.T    4,    1022.      S.Tiai    No     171. .asr,       PFP, 
FISHED  .H'l.Y  3.   1023, 

174,407        ASBKSTOS     MATS-       (Ji  r,i.E\  ('.a.E    *'>-.     I'.Mt 
land.  OrcR, 
Fil..!    0.-;i.l..>r     2s.     1022        S.Tlnl     No      171,312        PFB- 
LISHED  .JULY  3,  1023. 

174,408.        KER0S]:NE     (JAS     MAKIN(;      APFFI  VNCFS, 
Fl  .  ■       Di  ..u!  \    1.I..I1 ;    II.,  I  'bl.aitrii.   Hi 
Filed    OctobtT    24,     1022,       S<Tial    No.     171,12:;        PI  B 
l.i.MIFD  .IFFY   17.    1023. 

174,460.     Fiiu;  sv,\(;oNS,  suKi  APE  hi:aii:us,   STA- 

11<>NAR^    .Mi:i.TlN(;    KFTTLES,    and    PORTABLE 

MFFI  INO    KI:TTLI:s        I'iik   BaI!Hku    A.srii\i/i    Cim 

TAN  \ ,    I  iiil.adtdpbl.a.    Pa 
File]     0<l..|i<T     16,     1022,       S.  rial     .No.     17(1.74'-        PFB 
I.ISHFD  .IFNE  26,  1023 
174. 47n.      ("OLORINi;    P1M;1'.V  R  \TK»N    FOR    lONi  RFTF 

.\ND  Tin:   FIKF       Till    M.\.sii:k   P.i  ii.i.kii.s  C.miav), 

Cleveland,  Ohlu, 
Fil.il    S.^pteiiiber   :;o,    1022       S.Tial   N.i.    170. 14'-,      FT  B- 
LISHFD  .ir'LV   3.    1023 

174,471.     MOTOR  CARS.     I  uiii.  Moi.Jit  r.jiiiA.w,    High 
land   Park.   Mich. 

Filed    September   2*;,    1022.      Serial    N..     170.014        PIP. 
I  ISIIFD  .IIT.Y  17,    1023, 

174.472         P.I  'Hill     PI   PIIII  1;      \ND     BODY     BITFDKR 
Wu.r.iAM    FuKr>i-i!iiK     Rkti,    d.iin.i:    btisiii.'Ss    as    Nn- 
Kii-Na     Riiiicly    •".'  .     Roselle.    N.    .T. 
I-'lb.l     M.Trrb     20,     Pt2:'.        S.Tin!     No      17^.^1         PFP 
LI. SHED  .IFLY   17.   102:; 

174.473.      HAIR   TONIC      Oia-mnj  IF    P<a\r..  iF.iii;:   biisi- 
I  .^N    ..     fr.  --■    P.il.'.ra  I  ..M.S.    P..<    .\ns:elcs.    Calif, 
File.i     Mar.-h    20,     l!t2:!        Serial     No,     ]7S,2Sn        PFB 
LISHED  .IFLY   10,  1023. 

174,474         I.lgilD    DENTIFRICE.     A     PHARMACEFTI- 
CAL  PREPARATION.     Ortho  MANrrAcriKiNG  Com- 
TANT,  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
lile.l    Marrli    20,     1923.       Serial    No     178,276.       PFB- 
LISIIED JTLY  10.  1923. 

174,475.      RUBBING   AND  MASSAGE   ALCOHOL.    SKIN 
(  LEANSFR,    HAIR  TONIC,   AND   AI-"TER-SHAVIN(; 

I  nTiriN        The  Mi  iMi.Dvna'H   Co,.   Cincinnati.   Ohio, 
I'il.-l     Mill-,  h    20.     102:'.,       Serial    No,    178,267.       PUB- 
LISHFD  JULY  17.  1023. 

174  476      COD  I.IVKR  OIL  PILLS      The  Jenijiins   Lab..- 
IIA  I'OlilKS.   4'liicfluo.    I II 
Filed     March    29,     192:1.       Serial     No.     178,2,^2.       PFB 
I.ISHFD   .IFFY    10,    102:; 

174,477.       WIIFKLS    OF    AF  TO.MoB  1  LliS    .V  N  D    INDUS- 
TRI.M,    C.\RS        Fir,',s    Pi'<ii,ii:Ni'    Wmkei.    Ciihi''.ha- 
Tto.v,  Seattle,   Wngti, 
iTl.'d     March     20.     102:;,       Seri.il     No.     17S.2:;o         PJ-B 

I.ISHFD  JFI.Y   17.   102:;. 

174. 47^.        PRKPVRAITONS     I'oR     TllF     TFi;rii      AND 
DIMS       i:tinu,   Ci.Mi'ANy.  Cincinnati.   Ohio, 

Pib.i     M.-i;.!:     20,     F,i2:;        S.ri.i!     N..,     ]7'-.2:>        PUP. 
LISHFD  JFI.Y   17.   1923. 

174,47;',       TABLETS    AND    .\     SAL\F     FOR    TRi:\TiN<; 

HFMriRRHOIDS,         (  r,vir.F!H.AM>       Ciik.mi.ai,       io. 

\  i.-in  ill.  .   Tei!!i, 
File.l     M.arch     2^.     1023.       Seri,al     N.^     17.'».167        PFB 
LISHFD  JIT.Y   10.   1023 

174.4^(1        TONIC    c*i.\lFOT  ND     FOR     TREATINCJ     DIS- 
i:\SFS      PFiPF!\R      Til      WoMFN         ( 'i  u  i;r.iii,  \  \|. 
CiirMicAi.  I'll,  Nashville   T.nn, 
Fil.il     M.ar.'h     2^.     )•'.'■'■        S.rial     No,     17s,10.;         IMP 
LISHFD  JFFY    M.   lOJ:: 

174, 4SF        11NISH1:D     F  PPFP  FKATHFR     CALFSKINS 
C.   D     Bki.wv  .V    C.  ,   IN.-  ,   i:...'l.e>»er.  N.   Y. 
Filed     Mar.'h     2S.     102:1,        S.Miai     N...     K'-,!';!.        FIP. 
LISHFD  JFLY   17.  192:!. 


174.4S2        I'lNlSHFD     FPPERLFATHER     'NH  SKINS. 
C,    D     Bia.WN  i\   C.I,   I\i,,   Rociiester,   N     Y 
1  li.   !     Mart'li    28.    1923.      Serial    No      !>!»;"        1!  H 
FISHED  JFLY   17.   192:? 

174,4^::  i'PilP.iFFlM  JIIFIA  lijR  MFF'I'TNAF  ANFi 
ToiFir    F"^FS.      Standard   Oil  Company   ok   Nrw 

YoiiK.   N.  «    Y.irk.  NF   Y. 
PH. VI     Mai,;.     ^'7,      p. 2:;,       S.rial     N<.      17^.110         I'PB- 
I.ISHFD   ,1FLY   10,   1923. 

174   1H<        rOII.ET  PREPARATIONS       SOCIKTB  Anontmk  ' 

!'ii;r'  \ii:iiir  Violet.   Paris,    Fr-a!!--.-. 
Fil.il     \F>-.!      .7.     1923.       Serial     N..      i7^I4-4        F '  p. 
liSIl  PD  .11   ]  \     17,    102:;, 

171   !>-.'-         WFFF     S'   1;FI:NS     ,\.ND     \\F:FF    ^'IPMNIPS 
Jcsmi     1!      .M.    F\  .  >\  ,    HiiUsrrT),    T-  \ 
I'll.-.!     P.  i.ii;::!>      :.,     102::         S.Ti;il     No.     17r>,56:».       PFB- 
FISHFD .0  t  ^    1:1    102:;. 

174,4^1;.       Wl.ll      SI   UFl'.NS    ,\  N  D    WELL    STIMIXFPS, 
Ji'Si  111    II     .M.ICm.i  ,    IF.ii>t..i!.   Tci. 
FiF.i    P.'r  ^.-ii^     .-.,     102:;,      S.Tiai    No.    175,504.      PUB- 

fisiii;d  ,11  F^  24,  I92;i. 

174, D-:  ,  \NNPD  ITU'lTS,  C\N'VFD  PFRPii:S  AND 
C.VNNFD     Vi;.,I:TABL1;S.        R,o   .M^i.is.;     I  ivc, 

pi.i  tl'irnl,   I  u.^: 
I'il.Ml    l.  ir.iar.v    0.    1023.       S.'.i.al    N...    175,811.       i'F;B- 
FISHI'D   JFFY    l4.    1023. 

174,4>^^        CAUP.ii.N    PF.M  f:        Com  fti.y    L.    Cadot,    Inc., 
Bi.sti.ii.   .\las> 
Fil.al    F.brnary    1.'.    1023,      S.ri..!    No.    176,065.      PUB- 

I  ISHI'D  JFF^     17,    1023. 

174  4n:i        BlPiNZF    POWDERS    AND    BRONZ.IN.;    LIQ- 

FIDS        1  wrv.i,    SiATEa     Bho.n/k     I'.iwi.i:!:     Works. 
Is.    .    New    ')..rk.    N     Y. 
Fii.-.l    Fil.Mi:  r\     17,     1023.       Serial    N-.      176,2:;(i        P!   H 
FISHI:D  JFFY    24.    1023. 

1744011  POSITI\F  PROJECTION  Sl^PtPS  \ND  .MO- 
TION-I'ic  ilRF  III  .MS  BEARIND  PIUNIICD  M.\T- 
TI:R   ANP   PI.-Tl  RFS  AND  M.\DF   I'llOToiiR  a  PHl- 

CAi.Fv  OR  orni:i;\visE  .\M)  issii:d  in  si:iui;s 

PFRloPh   .\F1.Y,      C.    \F    iV    R,    P,.i>ti..m:,    N.-w    Y  -rk 
N.    Y. 

Fil.al    I'.'l.i  iiai  y    27,    102::        Serial    No,     176,r.6t.       i'!   i',. 
FISIIFD  JFFY    24,    102;'. 

174  401         \II:NS      WOMFNS,     and     CHIi.DKIFNS     HO- 
SlliRY       .,i;i;s'.,N    \   P,!ii;vi;u,   Sai.    I'm  iicisen,   Calif, 
lib.l    Mai.h     13,     1023.       Serial     Nu.     177,374.       PTB- 
!.!SHI:D   ,!1   1.\    ^4,    1023. 

174,402,        FFPNITFRF     AND     .MToMoPlFI       POLlSil 
I.AiiSDN  S.  iKAHA  N  Co..  INC.  Sal.ni.  or,._' 
I'll.'. I     Mar<!i     10,     102:1,        S.Tia:     N,.       177,,".':::         FFP- 
FISIIFD   .]  I   FY    17.    lO-':;. 

171.40.;        1  .  ipPi:i:  NlCKlvL-.XLLoY     'WSTIN.,--         M  \N- 
M--.      y\W'\  ■•■■  \.  k   M-...KE.  Inc.,  N.  w   ^  ■  :  !;     n     y 
Fi'o!     Mar.-'       l'!,     102:;,        Serin!     No,      177  ."n;.'         PFP 
FISIilD    IPFN     -_:t,    ]02:;- 

174   PO        Ri:  \DY  MI.\  FI>    F'AINT       Amiiucxn    Asphat.t 

P  x ;  \  r    ....   I  ■hirari.,    HI, 
Fil.-.l      Mai-<-li     :'i:,     T.2:;         S.Ti.Tl      No.     17^,017,        i'l  B- 

fishi:d  jf  ia   17,  102:;. 

17  1  40'.  P.I!  'I  S!  .;  \l;  CA  Ni:  SPi  ,,\p  \  \  !  >  M  \  '  1  F 
SFiF\R        I'vjoN     Si.  AH     C.iMr\'-v,     San     1- rancisco, 

C:.ll'' 

Fil.-.l     Mai-.-;.     2!>      102:;         S.Tta!     N<.       17-  ''^0        PFB- 

fisiii:d  .111.'^   21    102:; 

174.400.     Mpi|!\Nl.,\p     MiTlIxp      I'i:|..\I.     ...NiR.il. 

DF\!i  F>       l;\>\v',Ki.    Fngineeiiixg    and   Mancfac- 
■n  Ki.v.i   i  u.,  Pliii.aiF  ![i'iia,   Pn 
Filed  April  11.  102:;     Siiial  N.     179,012.    PUBLISHED 
JFFY   24     102:1 

174   1:17         IIUF    I   MAINS,       THE    COLUMBCS    MrKiNNON 
Chain    c,  imixny,  Columbus.  Ohio. 
Filed  April  12.  1923.    Serial  No.  179,031.    PUBLISHED 
JFLY  24,   1923. 


452 


OFFICIAL  GAZFTTE 


OCTOBKR  16, 1923 


174. 49«.        rRRTAlN      NAMKD      rivOTrilNG.        SirvKT*  lT4.r.n      FOrXDnT  ^rArnTNKRT  AND  PARTS  THERE- 

I^MKS  K'>BLENZKR.  fioini?  baslnt'ss  as  M    Kohlcnjier  A   ,  or       imk     I'vki  ik      M^iuvk     •ompany     Limited, 

S..ri,   N>w  Y'.rl:.  NV  Y.  Biniiin^lmrn,    KnKlaiMl- 

nk<i  April   14.  1)23.    S-Tial  No.   179,15:1.    rtni.ISIIKn   |  v\w,\    Marrd     ■(),     iicj:;        serial     No      ITS. ;!.'.«;.       ITB- 

!  r.iSFiKD  .n  r.v  -m,  irt-j:! 

(iOOnS    OF    WOO[..    WOHSTKD,     OK    i  174  r,n       ri!F:i'AI{ATloN.<  KOPf  r>FNTAI>  TREATMENT. 

IfAir;      n    O    U^xwellACo,  r,oink)n,  Knulaml.  (UkI   I  ,•    y^     nwKv     !     ^    Ni-.l.s     liUjf 

Hawick.    Scntliin.!.                                                                           I  rn,.i  "  \r,Mvh     .••.,     I'l-.r     S.ria!     N.i,     ITH.^TT.       PfB- 

Filp«l  Juno  «.   191!:'.,      S«>rial  No.    im,»105       I'T'lU-ISIIKI  1  r!.'<n!'[i    iriv    l.' »     1T'- 

Jr  I.V    24.    192.T.  ■   ■                        ■       -             -  ■ 


JUI-V   24,   1923. 
174  499        riECE 


ir4.5'Mt       SUKFT    r;i^\SS.      L.    .I     Hoi  zk    rns\K\    «;r..(.ss 
•  'itwpANy,  Toiiit  Marion,  Pn. 
Fil-l  May  :;i.   192:!.     Serial  No.   1S1.:!9;       P!  HI.I  SH  KIi 

jrT.Y  24.  192;; 

1T4.'.<>1        CKiARF^TTR    PAPER.       It     .1      Rkvv  .[,i>s    Tu- 

'^^<  ■  •>   tovii'^sk'.    Wiiiston-Snleni.    N     t' 
liv.!  M;,y  •_■!(.   i;»L'3,      Serial  No.   l'*l,;:49.      l'[  BI.ISHED 

,11  r,Y  24.  102:;. 

174, .'O-j         r.UIDFl'kvRI)     KASEI.S     FOR     SFI'l'oRTI  N< ; 
ArtVERTISINit  CARDS.      New   Metimh    Imk   Jt  Cn 
iir  r  <  'n,,   iv.-  .  ILisfdii.   Ma^s 
I'ii.'.l  Nfav  2S.  vA:'.      Serial  Nm,   lsl,:;04       ITm.ISlIKr> 
If  I.V    24     192:V 

i:t.'."'.       IWINT   HRPSHES   .\NI'   Sri.VVPNi;    P.RI   SHKS 

M  KU^n  ^f.^.-\VEI,^.s   CiiMi'AXY,    Iiiil'ir!i,    Minn 
F;:-.!   M.iy  2.-.   lOir-l       Sf'ria-    N-     IM.i::.-       Pf  P.I, :  SHKD 


.1'   r.v    24.    192:!. 


PAI'FIi.        NnR!-HKi:v     P\rvi;     Mnis. 


174."  P"        I'ol'l'l  i:  r     p     Kfwv    (-nxffMNY,    Baltlmorp. 
-NPl 

PPf.l     M.ir.'i     -"'  !Tj:;         >.t;j(!     N-       17^,257         PPP- 

Pisiipii  .11  I  \    2P  ]:<■_::: 

174. ."M       |-»top   I  l!Orar-[-       r.iWPI-     \   i-OMITtPNIt  !N 

pownFi:    poi;m    i-<i!!    pi;c  ifipi'iNd    rM.i>i)iN<;s, 
PIPS.   iWKPs,   .\M'   p,vsru!!:s      \-    itA\..s  *  ro 

Iv."  ,    I!r....kP,  •        N"      > 
Fil»Mt     Miiri'h     24       r'2-:         S.rial     No       177, 94^         PPB- 
I.ISHFP    .IPI.V    2P     P.12:; 

I7t.r>i7       ri  ij.'i-pia.iKP    pp\iii\(;p       Kki.!....;--.    i-,,\, 

!MVv,    P.,rr!.'    i'r.--k     Nloh 
'■'il(H|     Mir-'i     -'■.      P'2';         ^..M:ll     N,      177  914.        I'PB 
PP^IIPO    .IPI.V     2P     l'<2': 

174, ."IS  ['OIW  I  '  1P.■^     .\\P     ^\l.r      PISII      i-iiMlUMlP 

ptip      h"f<I[     I    .\KPS  (,()l(-n)N    Ph.'.       1    IvIIfMMK^     i'"\l 

I'  *  ^  \  .    I ;'-  lO  o,'«'  rr     Ms  ^.-i. 
l!'.-.!      M     ■     '.       J'        !■•:■  S«Tlal     No        177IMHt  ITP, 

I  ISHPP    ,IPPV    -■4.    )92.'P 


i7  4,,-.'>4         TO  IP  FT 
orp'^n    P. ay     W 

Filed  Mnv  up   l!*t:p     Serial   N'^    ImT.717       PPHPISJIFP  174. .'.IH       (    \NM  P  P  P- II        i  me  Jos.  Cwtsr.M    Co,   \\r., 

■WIA     24.     l'>2:;                                                                                                    I  \,  w     \..rk      \       S 

174  .-.n.-,      NrPT.VP  iIPRTAIN  RODS      Tif  k  TfR  vrn  A  Sky  I'iP.I     Pn    :a'v     ..",,     1923.      S.Tin!    N,.      l7.-,0<»n        ppp. 

M'O  ':  M  \\    FviTrrRrvr,  1 '.y ,  Torri  ncton.  1  i.nn  PlSllPP    .HI  ■!     Jt     1023. 

IP-l    \Piv    10    19:;:P      S-rial   No     lvO,4-.'.      pr-nriS!lFP  ,74^20       .  oP  1  I  V  PP    ^  P  P        ,P   ,m-.     Pm  i:)o„skv     run. 

•'T'lv   24     i;.2::  ,.,„i^,     ^-,.^,„,^,^ 

174  --.n.-,        P.Km.-.vPPP    wool    PIPF     F.UUUC        P.'T^sy  P'il..l     \■•'■]>':•■v,^^     S,    1923.       Serial     No,     K^Jl.',.       PPB- 

\V,,i:^:kI'    Miiijs.    Paisai.-.     N     ,1  PI  SI  1 1:  P  .1  P  P  V    24.    1923. 


r 

I'll.  .1  M  1 V  'I,  ]'.>: 

.ITT.Y    24,    192."; 

174.,M)7         WOOL 

Mil  r  ■;,    Pass.i  i 
PP.-!    M,i',    '.'     P.P 
JTTA'    24,     192."^, 

I  74, .".MS.      WOMPN  f;   SILK   HOSIFKV       Tuf:  '  -iikv   Com- 
IM  N  Y.    I  ^o      Ri  ?hmoni|.    Vn 
FiU-1    M,iv   7,    192r.       S^Tial    No     lsn271,      PPP.PISHI 
.II-PV     .'i      P.12:; 

174,.'.n'.<       MI'TAP  \|.\I.VFS  FOR   PIPF  T.INFS   AND  THF 
PIKl'      PKTitior  I  i  r.ini-A TOR  onMp,*\y,  D.tri'ir.  Mi^-h 
'■p.'l    Vrii:;n    iv::;,     .S.  rial  No,   179,929,      PPRLISHFD 
JPI.Y    24      Pi2:l 

174.'.;'!     PF:i:pAi;  iTioN  FOR  Tftf  prfvfntion  and 


niPVTMPNT 


KiK-;,  I  'hi'-i-'O     II! 


Fil.-l    \pril  .-".n.   I'l 
JPLV    24.     192n. 


.It   I  \     24.    192:; 
174. .'12       SPRIN'IS 


>  »  M  .  \  r  K  F.  y  s 

.<«■'•!  It'll 


JPLV    24,    192;P 


S.-rial    No     lyi);',.".9       PPBLISFiFD 

1  I   ni...  ni.i  17J.-0,         i',,wPi:i:     PSFr>     IN     MAKINO     <'lTOOt-)LVTF 

SAPCKS  Oli  SlRPl'.S  Ft)U  FOOD  PPRI'OSFS.    Sirk.v 
PIPF     FARRP-         B..i,sY     W    R-^TTD    -  Mii.us    ToitPORATlON.   CblcaKO.    IP 

^     ■'  FiP.i    F.Pni.'trv     1"      1 92.";        S.rial    \o      !7';iii2        I'PB 

;     s..ri,:i!  N...  ivu,:;^s     pi-npisni-p      r  isiifd  .n  pt   24,  !:.2,; 

174, .'.22,     pf:i:p.\i:  vnoN   nii;  tiii-:  thfatmfnt  ok 

TPPIPif   P(iSIS  .1    11^     luiMsiK.   0[..vfl:ni(P    Ohio, 

Fil.-I  M.irrii  .-..   m-.;  S.Ti.il  No    177,n-jt;       I'PBLISHKU 

.IPLV    24.    192;P 

174. '2::        ■     VNPN         t  ]••  v..  y.  \\       N.--,v     V    rk,     N      V 

Fil.»i|  .NPir.  h  >;,   P.r2:;,  •■-.•ria!  N-.  177.i.'45.     I'PBLISHFD 

IPI.V    24,    P<2:;. 

17p.-2>       II\IR    I'M  1  S       IPi  '     W     M.H.MKw,    Okemali, 
Ok  hi 
Filp«l  Mar-h   7    192::       S.ti.iINo     177O07       I'lTU.FSIl  FD 
.n"F,Y    2  4.    P.(2:; 

174, ."2.'        I'ANNPD    PP.VS    .WD    1()MA1(»FS       Thk.    (   i  v 

'INN  (II      \\H-!r-^vil       P:;...    Kll!       I''.\U'»\Y,     (  '  i  Iioi  Ii  II  H  t  i , 

'  )hio 
Pil'''l     Mar'  h     p;      P»23.       Serial     No.     177,;'l»J<i,       I'PLP 
LISFFFI*  .IPPV    24.    I!r23. 


op-     SFNBURN         .VniKirr      Lab..rv 


:;      Serial  No.  179.914      I-PBPISHFD 


ATFR     RE<;ri-ATORS     AND     PPMI' 

NoRniKRS"        ICyr  IPMENT        ''OSIPAVV. 


4..'1!  PFFDAM. 

P'  i\'PI:N«  lUS. 

Pn.       P:t, 
I'iP'.l   April   -a.    i:r.J:P      Serial  No.  17«.t^2.'       FTRLISIIFD        174.-20       IPP    CRPANf       Ilvr'n.  \    i  "■  .n  (  wr  ^  tl  i  v  .   Wilming- 
ton.  r>fi 

\ND  COIL  SPRINGS.  HOT-ROLLED  ''""*'^     ^'"'"'■^     -" '       ^^-■'        ^"'■-     ^"      ^''■''^■''-       ITB- 


VND    lOLDDFiAWN    SEAMLESS    STEEL    TPRINO. 


PISHED    .IPP>'    24     P'2': 


^:K^^ERK.s      Aktieb^ilai;,      Samiviken.        174.')27        PF.SNI  T   BPT'Iiaj       I.i  v;  \,;s  r< .  v    Sn(iw,   iloinR 

ii>iri.>^'<  ,i<    1,!  >  iiii;v'i,n    S'o.w    i  Mitipany.   Quitman.  Oa. 


Fiif.i  .Vpri!  4,    19'J.'^.       Serial  No,    !7«.,572.      PPBLISIIED  Fil..,i     .Mar.'h 


P<2::        S.Tial     No      177.^77,       PPB- 


LISIIED .ipr,v  24,  192.: 


[ACT  OF  MARCH  19.  1920,  SEC.  1  (b)]. 
THESE  REGISTRATIONS  ARE  NOT  SUBJECT  TO  OPPOSITION. 


174. .''.2S.      (CLASS  42      KNITTED,  NETTED,  AND  TF:X 
TILE   lABKD  S   I      (,iio\E    Pauk    Inn,    Inc,   iloiiiK   luisl 
n.  SH    as     Pillinore     Industries,     Asheville.    N      P        l-'iP'd 
Aiii.'     21,    P  2:P      Serial   No.    1S4.7S8. 

Billmore  Homespun 

I'articulai      d'  "'rtpln.n     nl     tit.ndu-     Woolen     Honn'spun 
Textile   Fnlirics   in    the    IMece. 
Claims  u«f  since  No\ ,   1,   1918. 


174,53.1.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 
F'OODS  I  PrsiA\;  ■-  IIaiukim  P.iimt.  San  F'raricisco, 
Palif       I'ii.il    Xpr    9.   192:;       Seria:   No     17^. ''12, 


Ai^Y 


17  4. .-.29  iPLASS  43.  THREAD  .\ND  YARN.l  The 
n,  K.  H-  SiiK  Co,.  Watertown,  Conn.  I'iled  IH'C,  21. 
1922       S<Tial    No.    173,64tP 


I'nrtiruhir    ilrnertpttoii    'if    ao'/d,'.,-    C,aiiiied    Rrrrios    and 
F'"niit.'< 

(  laims    H.1''   .-HOT    Oi  lohiT.    1921.  „ 


^' 


r_ 


I'lirtifvliir    ill  'ic>i])ti(  n     'if    r;oo'/,v      Piir<'    ;in.i     Artitln.il 
Silk   Thread  ; 

I.  latms    !<■<■:    t-inc..   .Inly    1.    I'MCi. 


174, ,".30  O   L.VSS      21  ELEfTRICAL     APPARATPS, 

.MAt  IIINES,  AND  SPPPPIES.i  TiiE  Eici.in  (  uane 
AM)  lloisT  t'l'Mi'ANY,  Fiiclid.  Ohio.  Filed  Mar  18, 
1922,      Serial    No.    100,879. 

EUCLID 

I'nrti'ulnr     ih  srri/it  inii  nf     hwhIm        Elertrie     Ti.iveling 

Crani'H,  El.'ctrir  Hoist-.  F-:i.'er  lie  TrolPys,  and  l''.l.'ctrii' 
Mi.norail     I'lclPy- 

(hums   u«-   sine-   alKnit  O.t,    1,    1909. 


174, ,-.31.      iCL.XSS  42       KNPITEF',   NETTEF',   AND  TE.X 
TILE    FAPRIPS  .      MAns)iAi  I.    Fiei  n  *c   (  (imp\ny,   Chi- 
rajro,    IIP      Filed    May    2S,    1923.      S(-rial    No.    181,204 

LA  SUISSE 

I'ai  ticuliir    <l<  sn  iplifrtx    of    f/oorfd.  ~  ("ot ton    \'(dle    in    tlir 
I'ie(  e 

Cloirmi   u<'    sincr   July   2t;.    1922. 


174. -.32  ( I  LASS  40  FOODS  AND  INCJRKDIENTS  oF 
FOODS  I  The  Sak  A  Lee  Company.  Cleveland,  (4hio 
Fil.'d   Miiv    11,    1923.      Serial    No.    18n,.a01, 

f'attinil'tr    drxniption     nf    goods. — A     Prepared     Paste 
P.it'd   as   a    Sandwirh    Filler. 

rinimti   u;?.'  since   .Mni-    21.   1922. 


174. .'',.'^4         '"L.VSS  40       F<X>DS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 

P(.»(.>DS  I       W.sshin<,;tu\    Copnty    Canning    Company, 
F-:astp..rt,   M.       Filed  Mar.  21,  192;P    S.tI.'iI  No    177.8i>0, 


Particular    ilcgcript ion    o/    tjuods.      (anni-d    Blueberries. 
i'hiimH    u.-i.'    since    1910. 


174. .-.3."..  ifP.\sS  35  BFPTINP..  IKtSE.  MACHINERY 
P.VCKINP  .\ND  NONMETALLIC  TIRICS  i  IM  nwYL- 
LAN  Cn  .  P\c  ,  F'alerson,  N,  .1,  I'U.'d  F>h,  23.  1923. 
Seri.'il    .No      170.4,".tl 

TRIPLEWEAR 

Particular   drscription    nf   ,ooo'/.*  - -T  ransmis.sicin    Linini^ 
tor   Ford   Cars. 

'  laimx   u--e  sin*,'  Sept.    1."..   1921, 


174. ,-.:;•;  PLASS  42  knitted,  NETTED,  AND  TEX- 
T1LI-!  I'ABRICS  )  NATHAN  AND  Cohen  Co.,  Inc.,  New 
York,   N.  V.      Fil.'d  June  20.   1923.      Serial  No.   182,478. 

L(N-N 

Particular    dri^rripi\on    of   qond*. — Cotton    Piece    Goods. 
CUiims  ust    since   Jnne   1,   1922. 


174, .--.37.  oLASS  48  MALT  BEVERAGES.  EXTRACTS, 
AND  LKiPORS  )  Pabst  Coiu'OrtA  riON,  Milwaukee, 
Wis.      Fil.'d    June   22,    1923,      Serial    No.    182, .357. 

ISnbnliarlT^r 

Particular    iltucrijiUan     o'    fjo'tdn       .\     ('ereal     Bevcr.T)?e 
and  Beer. 

'"laim.i   t^,«o'  .^in.'e  D.'c,   20,    1919, 

45n 


454 


174.538.  (CLASS 
Inc.,  New  York. 
181.709. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  If!,  1923 


ZQ.     CLOTHING.  1      Jbavvb  Tocrmeb. 
N.   Y.     Filed  June  8.  1923.     Serial  No. 


FRENCH     URAL 


Particular  (ie»cri\otti/n    of   gottd^ — Mho's,    Women's,   and 


Children  8   Hoslfry 


Claims    tt*e   sine*    October,    1921 


and    Knittetl    r'nd*TWf>ar 


174,539.  (CLASS  :i  ELKCTRICAI.  APPARATT'S,  MA- 
CHINES AND  S  :pplIES  .  Fravk  \V.  P'lyKHorsi.v, 
Fort  Wayne. -Inf.  Fllpd  Juno  S,  192.^.  Serial  N^ 
181,685. 


174,^42  iCL.VSSi'^  M  \  !  i  IM  ■^  I'K  M  ;  KS,  KXTI;  .\( 'TS, 
ANJi  r,IgI'Mi;v..  r.ii;^.  !  ..:.r:,i..4i,.,s  MIluaMk..  Wis' 
nh'<j  Mhv    -.;,   1923.     Serial  No.   ISI.J'M 


THE  BREW  OF  QUALITY 


I'arti.-ul.u   ,\r...  ,\i,t{..n  of  ffuoda. — Mil"   .".  r.';i|  rU'wrng,. 
to    b.'    S..\,i    ::~    >.   :■     i  'i.ukn. 

C/ai'"«    !--.    s:'    .     [I...      :'7.   1920. 


174, .M.'!       .'•r.A-^.-;    ::■«        ritixrs    .wri    i'T'HLirATIOXS,  > 
I'--'-    '■'-'--        >.  r,,i!    No.   180,889. 


The  House  of  a  Million  Books" 


P'irti'~nt'ir  r/r-.r,,,',    n   r,'    .,..,.i^        Rook.s   ail.!    M,,.;  1,'it.,^ 
ri.nr/i<    u~r   alnce  Apr.    1,    1919. 


P'jrtw-u/or   'left''r\f^tu>n    •,'   u'jridt — KlfCtrically  Operated 
Vacuum    Brushpn 

Claim9  %*e  since  lOct,    11,    1021 


174,544.      Ml,.\>S    t_        K\     :iri'     M  rill.     Wn   TK.V- 

r^'-     '   '■"■I'l.  '■■•''    '      a. 1   .:,..,     \      -      !':t!si.uri;!i^    I';,        Fj  W-J 
■Ma  V    Is,    1  !'_•  :        ,v.  -;,i  j    \,,      1  ,,,  -s.'-,_ 


BAUR'S  PIR&  SALVB 


174. .-40.  (CLASS  21  ELECTRICAL  APPARATT'S.  M.\-  i  Sca'ds"' "  ' 
CHINES,  AM-  SlJlT'LIES  .  BKiX>Kr,T.N  Met*l  St*MP  I  "  r7,nm*  ,... 
INO  Co.,  Bniokly:]   .V    V,      Fllpd   June  S,    1923.      Serial 

N"    l'^l.^^:l 


<  7i;       u    f)f  oooda. — Salvy  for   Itiir..^    aid 
nee  about   May   1,    1021. 


Tr:i-i-<r'.."n.-rs. 

Claims    \ite    pin.'e 


l-COIL" 


'-';'      'JoO'Ih.      Kadio      Frequency 
\-;-     15,    1922. 


1:4.-4-        .  i.A<^  ■;      .'MrM;<-\rv    Mrii!.  i\i 

PH.VRMA'   Hi  Tl.  A!     C!;  f :  i'.\  i;  .\  !M  \  .<   .       j.; 

parn-.    F-:;i!iir  t      \      ";         1-  i  .'^ ;     M     ;      .  t;      ;  ,.j:: 
l.Su,68G. 


>,    .WD 
rvKKi:  rr 
ir.'    ('urn 


174.:.41         Cr^A.^S  2!l       i;AMKS,  toys,  and  SPOFiTlNO 

(ioODS.       B.i.^'.v..h:-h   Livi5  Co,  I\i-..  Fast  Homer,  N,  Y. 
FiU?d    ,Iun..   1.    I'l.:        .S»*r;;U    No.    lsl.4:].'}. 


<;>^''^>^ 


Partiruiar  'i.-xfi;,r 
Claims    H8f    .-iiiii-e    J 


/.n   .,,'  y. .-'/»-     r^ishlnc   Lines. 
3Liv    1,    1922. 


^J' 


Plrtu-uli,    ,h  ,.  n';,/('./n   o<  )/',ii,l^ 
Cldims    ux,     .si:,.t'    ly02. 


\  iiti-iop' Ir    Sfilve 


UCKiHIK  It),  ]\\2'A 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


455 


174, 546.  (CLASS  ;r.",  CLOTHINCi  Tiss(  ki'IsT  Cndkr- 
^^  KAR  Co.MPA'fV,  Iiuliaiiap'ili'*.  H'd  l'il<<l  -Ma>  I'J.  191.'.''. 
Serial    No.    180.564. 


5^??e  Genu  WE 


JissuepkD 


174,548.      (CLASS   36.      MUSICAL   INSIlil  MKNTS    AM> 
Sl'PPLlES,  .      T'm...s   1'],^  Nil  1  "i  \i  !■  V  s  \     .'iiiic  l!i;>ii)e.<(i  !ia 


Hall  &  Sons,  Chicai.'o.   li;       F 
No.   179,896 


i!     \;t     -JS,    f.cj:-;       Serial 


J&all  &-  Sons 


Partirulnr  digrriptifyn  o'  'j'^'i'l^        I'ianoB. 
Claimn    usi    ninci-    1912 


174,549          .('LAS.^      _'9.        HRi'mMS,  FRCSIIFS       AND 

nrSTRRS  )       Waltbr    C      I'u.mct:.  .!..iiii:    i.'iMii.s*    as 

W,    R,    r*.nliner       A    Co..    ('ii)..iui:ati,  '.ihio.      Filed    Jan. 
18,    1923       Serial    No     174.749 


I'll!  ticuUir    <li  »'H]i'i'in    i,f    ■looiln     -Isnitted    and    Textile 
Fabric   L'lidtrwctir    C.r   M<'n.    Womihh,    juid    Childr4n. 
d'lintD    ufit    sirii.'e    Oct.    2Ci,    1919. 


174  , '.47  I  CL.V.^S  :i9  (■I.OTinN'(;  >  I  (,tM.r<M.KS.  dolriK 
tiiiisibess  !n  (iiildrn.in'H.  San  F'raiicisco  and  Oakland, 
■F.ilif       Filed    Mhv    9.    192;i,      S.Tinl    No.    1S0,:U'>9. 


I'arti>-ular   description    i,f   ,)),/, dn  -    I.<idie*'    Snits,   Coats, 

[troHsi's,     <;..uris,     lljfv     ;Ui.|     !".ir^ 


Jl  GUAR>^NTECD  i  2 


GUARANTEED 

*      FOLLWEIGRf 

•       MOPS 

r  »CB»r  V 


TRADE    MARK 


W.  R.  PALMER  &  CO. 

CINCiNNATI.  O. 


•  ••••^•^^••*  •••••••• 


Claimn    uat     .'•incc    I'cbrnai-y,    1920. 


\-J 


LABELS 

KEGISTERED  (3CTOBEK  16,  r.»-;i. 


26,490      ^Titlr:    V  U:\oI, H.      For    a     I.iquti!    for    CU'anins 
an.l  I'resfrvinL'  th»'  Luster  on  Autoui^taU's  and  Furni 
rure,      AmeulJan   MAWFAirri.  uinv,  I'^i.,   Buffalo,  N.   Y. 
Published   MhI   1,    lOL'.T. 

26,491.— riti^.-  SljpFRTWIST.  For  Cottou  I>l.M-e  Goods, 
AwKaiOAN  I'ljisriN'r  Cdmi'anv,  Fai:  Rivor,  Mass 
l'ublIshe<J  Auiust  i",).   1S.C:;. 

2QA02.-  Title:   SldKK/IX       For  rmi.iy       Frank  O.   Kini;, 

Chicago,   111.      I'uMishpd  July   .''.'i,   19:::!. 
26.49.'?— 7-if/e;   KFM       For  a   Medicine  for  Cougha       The 

MARvrAM.  I'n  LiiviACELTic.u,  CioHMNY,  Baltimore,  Md. 

PublishfMl  .July    IL',   lifj:;. 
2fi.494.— 7-tff€>.    Ml   ItFSTV    SH.MXJW    P.VNKI.       For    (  ti 

dergarments    for    Women.      Modesti    Shadow    Paml 

Co.,  New   Vorh.  N.  Y.      Published  August  :;ii.   mj:; 

2^•).495.  — TU/e.  WPOnillT  IU<i\  FI.XTI  RK,  For  r.ii,'ht- 
In:;  Fixtures  Mok-Briimies  Comia.vy,  Milwaukee, 
Wi.s,      PubiishiMl  AuKU.st   1,').   llr_':; 


TAR        1  t>r     M 
.'>!an    Antoiii^i, 
6.92it       TitU     Fll 

•"riKA  \!    oir    \Vh 

Sfptember  1 . 
6,rt:;n       Title     \    I 


-■i;.f'>;  liti'  Siilih  I'.H\.^S  FI.XTCItK  For  I.k'ht 
Irij  lUfurt's  Mm:  P>rii>..ks  Company.  Milwiiuk.'e. 
Wis       Publistiod   AuK'u«t   15.   1923. 

-';,♦:>:   —Title:   I,\Mf       F..r    Famp.s.      .M..f  i:ki!«,k.s    i'um- 

IMN-:,    MlHviluk.  •',    Wis.        I'uhtUllf.l     \i<^'lsf    l.'i.    lif_':{. 

-'•  i:>^      /I'''     liii:    i:\i:u\    i..\v    im-i.k   ak.m   toi- 

Il-'1"1'1':  I'T  1  \  ;i  liisliiif-  1  r.ji!i,  i  )f.idui-aiit.  Thk 
*'i"'i'"^"  t''M\'W  .  1  in^'imiaM.  iiiii-  I'uliiJHli.'d  Miiy 
L^^,    1 '.'■_':; 


"\ai'orat'(l      Pnn' 

IKI'        M  I  !   I\        ( 'n. 


-'ici;.       nth      \  w.     For     M-ri  i/.d 
Sklmm.' 1     .\I  1  k       X'alecia      Km 

Mad1s..n,  Wi-       1  -D.listii.d  .hiiy  '^.  Fij:; 
2tJ,.:.')n        /,;,,.      WAKI'S        iJlAlU.TUSl         HRCAI'         lor 
ICta,!.       U  u:i'     lUKINfi    CoMTtsv      N.'w     Vurk,     N.     V. 
I'ut.Jish-d   .\!  n     ]..    i9-_>;{. 


PRINTS 


KE(;iSTEREI)  (KTOBEU   10.  l:*_';'.. 


6.ri2*i       Tith      PAl  Y  I.INfOr.N".  .V  niSTINCTIVF  MOTOR 


htor    Cars.      Rahy    I.jv.ofs    \rrn    (.'o., 
l-v,       I'nhlistitMl    S.>[.t.'mLj.T   B,    102:?. 
I'Y  lirrY       For  Wheat  Breakfa.'?t  Food 


"      I  III-     I '!  li  i:i;r\  i    n:i  i\i    \  ii    ( ii  iiKiis.     For 

I''iif.i';     i:t;,-;,        r      l:    ■S.i-un!     .V     S..SS,     \.-\v     York. 
>■    Y       ]'nh:is;,.'i|   \[a\    1     i:'_": 


Kt  r...,  Minneapolis.  Mint)       PuWish..d  ,    *''''       ';'"      '^    "'  ^"''•^'    "'    ^'  '  =  "'■"       ''"•■    ^'"■'^*'^>- 

],,..;;  j  I  ..wdiT        i:      It      S.,.i.ri      ,v     S..\v,     N,,w     York.     N      Y 

ABY    SPKCIAM.'^TS    Ar>VICE    AB(»IT  '  '''it'ii'^i  -  •!    Ma.    \     i:rj 

nil-:    FIRST    fc<or.ir>    food       For    wheat    Breakfa.st       '•.:<■■•■>       Ttih      .s;,^i(   ii;i:s    MNIAI.   iRi:\M       Imu    I>ental 
l'o<xJ.      CRKA.\r     -IF     Wheat    Co.,    Minn.'apoli.s,     Minn.  ''r.-ain       F    1{    ,s,vf  ;i^i!  ,V   S-.vs.  N..»-  York.  N.  Y,      Pub- 

Published    Sepi.'iiH.fr    *<.    ]',»2:;  lisli.'.l   .May    1,    r<_':: 

6.;»;!i -~ri(/e    A    ilooo   t'oMPFr^xiON    comes    from     ''/.nii      /w/,     mmu     wiimii;     fhi:     i.o.m;      acid- 

WITIIIN.      V^k   I'.ottled   Nfiik       O    ,1    (;.  pe   (''LMrANY,  i:KoSlu\     rilKl\ri:\s    AT    THF    OVNCFR    MNF 

V    Y..  New   YM|k.   N    Y.      Published  Augu.st   F'..   l!.2:i.  F>,r   lu.ita:   i   r.Mrn,       F     li     .^,v,  ihb  &   S<,ns,  .New   York. 

6,9;'.2.--7'ttir     l'oiaur;i-T  TASTK  STRKMiTH  &  FLAVOR.  ,  N     ^         1  ■iiMisI,.,!   .I,,,,.     IF    F.<L"; 

For  Cofft-e.      llii.is  Bros..  San  Francisco.  Calif      I'uh 

lished  May  22    \'xi:\ 
6,r»:;:;. — Title:    BT.H.Vt'IIO   FOR  RI.RACIIINO  HAIR  —  FSE 


'■..'.oi      I  iti<     iir:Nru      .\r  i  noiii  !Ti:s     say     fkjht 

A(  Il»  FHOSK  i.\  .\  1  IIIF  FANGFR  LINK"  For 
Itfiital  <'i-,.n[|i  F  l;  .<,,!  iHii  ^v  .Sons.  -New  York. 
N     Y,       I'ulilish.'d   .Inn.'    1.    Fil'.",, 


•■.,!'4:'        litlr     .\(  II  1  I  RmsIuN    at  TIIF   I  >A  N(  ;fr  LI  nf. 

I'or  I>.uita;  '  r'ain       i:    R    Sgr  iiti',  &  Su\s,  N.'W  York. 

N     Y,       FuU,ish..d   .Inn.-   _'7,    n<2:;. 


BLPLACflLi       Ifnr  Hair  Preparatioti.s.      Joseph  IlENttT 
KvRP,  New  Yo|k.  N    Y.      I'ubllshed  January  2,  192:1. 
6.9:u,  —  Title:   2,:.       I'lu-    Lumber,    Also    r>oors,    Windows, 
and  Interior  Finish,     The  Ai.i  e\  a.  S\fiTH  Company, 
Toledo.  Ohio.      Putili8he<l   Aujjiist    1.3.    192:1. 

6.93.T       Tit/e.    THii      IMPORTANCE     OF     ONF      SHORT       •■..;o:'.       7'tf/-      L 1  K  i:  N. »  O  11 1  FR  TA  L(   IM  F  VKR  .M.U)K  ' 
WORD.      For  lr)ruKs.      E.    R.    Sqiibh    i    Sons,    New  l-.r  Tal.-niu       i;    R    So'  i  i:b  A  .Sons    New  York    N    Y 

York.   N,   Y.      Khlished  June  1.   102:L  PunUshed  Jmh..   r.    I'..': 

^•''•'•!.,:r"l^    ^''^    '••'•■'^    ■'''^'^''-'^^•^TES    A     PTRE    TAL.  r,,,44.       TUIr     CAMdlS        F.r.andles        Wn.r,  A  Baim.h 

U  M  AS  r.OE.  THE  NFRSE^      For  Talcum   Powder  ,..,.,,  ..,.    ,.,       ..,,„,..,    ,-    ,        p,.,„,,^,  ,^.p,^^. 

•  L.    R.    SoriBB   A   Sons,    New    York,    N.    Y.      Published  ^er  10    19'  ; 

June  1.    192:'..  ,                        ,       _< 


456 


REISSUES. 

OCTOBER  16,  1923. 


15.698.  ASH  TRAY.  John  F.  Downey.  Providence, 
R.  I.,  a.ssijTDor  to  I'nivirsal  .\8h  Tray  (^onipariy.  Inc.. 
F'rovidence,  R  I  ,  i  Corporation  of  Rhode  Island  Filed 
June  14,  1922  Serial  No,  568,287.  OriKnual  No. 
1.. 372, 124,  (Infd  .\I.ar.  22.  1921,  Serial  No  3s9,T78, 
filed  Jun.'  17,  192o  4  Claims.  (CI.  l.'U  51  t 
n 


a  longitudinal  spnie  corresporjding  to  tin'  i'ir'M,ii:if>  r(-ii!!:i' 
length  of  .1  tirt',  rnoiinH  defining  said  longitudinal  si':io.\ 
and  a  set  of  niarkiTs  ad.'iptcvi  to  b<  iiioveii  jndiviii'Ki  11  v 
inlo  inariung  position  in  ditiniti-  relaliori  to  sail  d'fii:;:";;; 
Ulfans,  to  fopresent  rorrcsjioinii;it;  points  oi,  „!)  'i  •■vs;  ve 
lengths  of  the  work. 


/J 


uid -4 1 


H     .\    smoker's    irt'irle   of  the   class  descrih<'d   ftuhracing 

in  Its  constru!  tioo  ati  ash  tray  forinod  with  an  asli  r--- 
(•i'i\ing  reO' ss  and  provid<  d  with  an  extinguishing  socki-t 
optu  at  its  u|ipcr  end  and  closed  at  its  bottom,  the  in 
tei  ual  dlauieitr  of  :.iid  extingtjislier  s>Kkot  beitig  <if  ii 
size  approxliiialely  the  dianiet'T  of  a  rigarettf  or  Ih'' 
like  whert'liy  tiie  lighted  end  of  sneli  cigar' tto  wIko  in- 
Ri-rtcd  In  the  smket  will  l)o  cut  off  from  the  ixtorual  air 
auil    txconji-    ixt  inguished,    substantially    as    il«-s'rilM'd,     . 


15,700       IGNITION    SWITCH.      Wuiiam    K':suvg,  Chl- 

ijigo.  III  .  assignor  to  Killogg  Switohboiin!  and  Supply 
Coni|i;niy.  Chicago.  Ill,,  ,'i  Coriioratiou  of  Illinois.  Filed 
Mar  17,  1922,  Serial  N-  541,C,42  onu'iT'Hl  No. 
\:MK,M~<.K  liated  Nov,  1,  1921,  Serial  N-r  2':.<; .''•-'-  tiled 
Apr     4.    191^        19    Claims        iCl,    20n      ^F) 


15,699.  APPARATFS  FOR  PLYINC  IF  TIRE  FABRIC. 
John  R.  Cammki'Ki:.  Akron,  Ohio,  assignor  to  Tlie  B  F. 
Ooodrich  Coinp.'i  iiy.  Ni-w  Y'ork.  N,  Y,  a  CoriKjration  of 
New  York  Filed  Aug  4,  192.3.  S.'rial  No  »;.->.-,, 792. 
Original  No.  1,4.'.H.  S7tl,  <lated  June  12,  192.3.  S.rial  N(k 
47.3.57.3,  Jil'd   .M:iv  .31,  1921,      11  Claims      m'I     i  f,4      7s.  » 


1.   AppHratus     for     plying    up    tire     fabric    comprising 
means   for   supporting   successive   lengths   of   the   work   in 


1     .\    de\u-.     of    tho    cliarnctir    described    including    a 

rnouiitiii;^  plate,  a  p!i;  s'.  iiri-d  to  said  plate,  a  contact 
niak' r  provided  with  an  oiiii.c  adapted  to  receive  said 
pm,  tbtr.hv  rot.atnloy  supi"irtniL-  said  contact  maker,  a 
locking  nitoiii'iT  .sypi'ortod  iiv  saal  pl.aie  for  locking  said 
cont.act  n.aki't  against  riniani.  nv  a  pin  carried  by  said 
lo(  king  mombtT,  a  siMi.mi  pi':  s::pj>.ir!ed  by  said  mount- 
ing plat'",  a  iiHiiiii' r  s<ititMl  to  ^',\\'\  rontact  maker,  and 
an  inti'grally  forno  d  '.af  f  ii  sai'l  siomber  adapted  to  co- 
oiHTate  Willi  said  p'ns  to  liuiit  til.'  iia  ^■ement  of  said 
contact   maker. 


DESIGNS. 

OCTOBER  16,  1923. 


f,:{,FJ8.       BRIDGE    AR.M     F(,)R     LIGHTING    ITXTFRES     ,   6.3  129       l'.ns.\RY       Epwin    B.    Fv.os  Fr  ivaience.  R.    I.. 

Abraham  Cooi'Eit,  Brooklyn,  .N.  Y'.     Filed  I'eb,  21.  192.3     '        assignor    to    Walte,    Evans    (■otiipan\,  a    Cori«TratIon   of 

.Serial   .No.   5.237.     Term  of  {latent    3i   y.ars,                               Rhcnie   Island.     Filed   Mar.   27.    19J:C  Se.'-ia!   No.  5.615. 

Term  of  patent   14   years. 


The   ornamental    design    for   a    lirldge   arm    for   lighting 
fixtures,  as  shown. 


Thi'  ornamental   design   for   a    rosnry.   as  slinivri 


4;)  7 


458 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


ocTofUR  k;,  11)23 


03  lao        FINi.E 
NATURE       I.<. 
f"    B^'tijatnin    ( 
a    <'or<>prnrir>n 
rial    \o    fio.",.') 


The   urr.ajn»nta 
similar  nnrnre  as 


63.  l."?!.      PIRATE 

F:rK,    New    Yo 
'hina   COi-j'orn 
Apr,    14,    1922. 

vars. 


The   ornaiii' ntn 
at  ibown. 


:    RINi;     OR      VRTl'  I,K    OF    SIMILAR  ;    r.3.U2       TLA  1  i:    "It    SIMILAR    AltTI'  [,K        Wu.teu    H. 

IS   Fiedler,   New   Y..rk,   N     Y  ,    ;is-ik'iiiir  Kiek      N'.w    Y.irk      ,N      V       :\.-<:^n.,v    \.<     n\,-    Rosenthal 

ross    Comp.iny,    Inc.    N't-w    Yi.rk,    N     Y.  :         <'Tiin,-i    r.  .r;'.'ni  r  i-i       :    i    -rporat  i..n     -f    N.w   Y"rk,      FHimI 

if  N>"W  York.      Filed  May  4,    19123.      Se-  Apr     14.    1!122       .s.-iai    \,,     \.::;i,      Tenn  of   i.atent    14 

T'  rm    of  patent   34    year*  years. 


design    for   a    finsi-r   ring  or   article  of 
shown. 


OR    SIMILAR    ARTICLE       Walter    II 

k,    N,    Y.,    asaiimor    to    The    R^s^'nthal    j        The    ..rnamental    design    for   a   i>\iite   or   similar   article, 
iin,  ,a   Corporation   of  New  Y'ork       Filed   '   as  shown 
serial   No.    1,75.T       Term   of   patent    14   |  

■    «3,I33        FINiJER    RFNi;     nit     ARTICLE    OF    SIMILAR 
I        NATURE,       Be.v.j.^miv     i;ii.'x~;,    \,.w    Ynrk,    N      Y.,    a.s- 
sl^rior    til    B'-njariiMi    ('rr^--;    rompjin y,     Iin',,    N''W    Y^irk, 
N.  Y..  a  r,,ri-.r!ifi..n   ..f  N.^w  York,    Flle<l  May  10.   1923. 

.Serial   No     *5.1-'.'>       'I't-rni     -f   [>ar«'nt    3i    yars. 


lesign    for  a    plate   or   simiiar   article, 


ai- 


The   oniamental    (ifsiRii    for   «    Hnger   ring  or  artirle  of 

similar  nature  as  shown 


OcroBEB  16,  ll.*23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


459 


C8.184  TEAPOT  OR  SIMILAR  ARTICI.K  Ukmuk  C.M.'ifi  KMP.ROi  I 'K!i  KL  iABRlC  .'h^miks  F  iKif 
HiLLBOM.  \VHilinefor<1.  <"<>nn,,  asKiinJur  to  K  Wallace  ;  N- w  York  N  >  i'ii..l  N!.»r  s.  \:>2:i.  S.-nal  N'.j.  r.,40S. 
A    S<inK    MfK,    Co,     Walliiifffor.l,    Conn,    n    i  ■..rp,.ra!  i..n     [  i  '  rn.    .f    jia-    -r       j     ;.■,•!'■ 

Flle<1    I>ec     4,    I'.t-'-.'        S.Tia:    No.    Lt'.M        Tit:;;    ,^f   [i.^tonl 
7  years 


p^,  :r_Q^. 


Tht'  orfifurciitai  ilotiit'^.  ^t  fijihroitifrt  .i  fa'Tio.  ;,s  si.uwn. 


The  ornamental  design   for  a  teapot  or  similar  article 
as  shown. 


«3.18S        PNEUMATIC    TIRE.       Loris    W     FTOTTltL,    CM 

cago,  111.     Fil.d  Fob    12,  1923.     Serial  No.  6.150.    Term 
of  patent    14   yentP 


rt.3.1.'w,  rHAFl'lCHLGULATOR  SKiNAl  CASINw  I.e^ 
BKKi  HT  .1  Kl.l  o.  Milwauke«  .  \Vi>  ;sr-;--T,or  ;:,  Kiuk:  * 
Smith  Companv.  Milwaukee.  Wis  a  CorjHirn  •  i^in  of 
WiKronsin,  n!f'<1  Apr,  l.T,  1923  serial  Nu  5,808. 
Term    of    f.ar.o,}    7    ;,■,   ,rs 


I        The  omnmental  desipr:  for  ,1  t-tID"  r*  ^:ul.ntor  fiignal  caa- 
The  ornamental  design   for  a  pneumatic  tire  ns  shown.    '    ing.   gub.'?tantlally   nf  shown 
315  0.  G.— 30 


460 


B.'^.l.'^S  HAND  BAG 
and  \rACRiCB  L.  F 
192.?      Serial  No 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1925 


MCBBT  Miller,  Npw  York,  N.  Y.. 
CBTT.  Bogota.  N  J  P'11«»<1  Apr  28, 
.992.     Tprm  of  pMtont   :U  years. 


03,140.  PNET-MATir  TIRE  Fred  A.  Nibd,  Akron,  Ohio, 
asaignor  to  The  B  F.  ri<xidrich  Company,  New  York, 
N.  Y  .  a  ("nrporrtti,,n  ..f  N.-w  York      Filed  Mar.  3,  1923. 

SfTial    No     r>,.'!,5f'       'r.rm    <.'    parent    .'ii    ypars 


The   orii,imt>ntal    dts 
t<(    ijhr'wn    and    describ*" 


•53,1.'39.     ANDIRON 


r^ijjn    f   r    ;i    hand    bag.    subatantially 
d. 


The  ornamental  Jt'si^n  for  a  pneumatic  tire  as  shown. 


Olga   FoporK  Mt  LLER  aud  A.vdhew 

PimcB  PopoFTf,  riubhing,  N.  Y.,  aaaignorB  to  Decorative  i  

Arts  League,   Jprsey  City,   N.  J  .  a  Corporation  nf  New  ! 

JfTsey.      Filed  Nov     l^^,   1922       S.ri.Tl   Nu    4. .'^2.';       Tprm  '    ^•'•l'*!      BRACKI.FT      (  H\R!t>  H    Shkr  \i  an,  North  Attl**- 


of    patent    14    ypar> 


The  ornamental  d««lgn  for  an  andiron,  aa  ahown. 


boro.    Maas       File,!    .lun.'    J!     ;'»■_■?       Serial    No.    2,800. 
TiTm  of  patfnt    14   years 


-^*  9. 


5       »— ,r 


'.'.-''' 


/ 


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The  ornamental    .leslgn    for   n    bracelet    as   ahown    an* 
described. 


OCTOBhK  IC.   ll>2.'i 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


461 


53,142.     ORNAMENT   FOR  BED/>TEAD  FRAMES       Hbn 
JAMIN   M.   Frank,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  aaalifnor  to  Green- 
point  Metallic  Bed  Co.,  Inc..  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  a  Corpora 
tlon    of    New    York.      Filed    Feb     2fl,    192.?       Serial    No 
5,2fi7,      Term  of  patent   '.\\   years. 


(^^t^i^s^ 


%^ 


The   ornamentnl   de«l(rn    for   nn    nniament    for    lMds!(>ri(1 
frmmea,   as   shown 


«3,143.  ORNAMENT  FOR  BEDSTEAD  FRAMES  Bbn- 
JAMiN  M  I'^RANK,  New  York.  N.  Y.,  asalffnor  to  Green- 
point  Metallic  Bed  Co  .  Inc..  Brooklyn,  N.  Y..  n  Corpora 
tlon  of  New  York.  Filed  Feb.  20.  \^1?,  Serial  No 
ri,288.     Term  of  patent  :?i   years 


The  ornamental  desifrn    for  an   ornament   for   bedstead 
framea,  as  ahown. 


63,144.     ORNAMENT  FOR  BEDSTEAD  FRAMES.     Bbn- 
JAHiN  M.  Frank,  New  Y'ork,  N.  Y.,  aasijrnor  to  Green- 
point  Metallic  Bed  Co.,  Inc.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y  .  a  Corpora 
tlon   of   New    York.     Filed    Feb.   26,    1923.     Serial    No 
5,289.     Term  of  patent  \^\  years. 


The  ornamental   design    for   an    ornament    for   bedstead 
frames,  aa  ahown. 


tir;,i4r>     ()KN.\Nii:NT  rou  bedstead  frames.    Bi  v- 

JAMIN  M.  I'"1iA.NK.  \«'\v  York  N.  Y..  a.'<siK'Dor  to  On  ■  a- 
poitit  M''tH!!i(  Red  Vo..  Inc.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y..  a  Corpira- 
tion  of  N,'\v  York  Filed  Fdi  20,  1<.*2.'V  Serial  No. 
.^,2!•l '       T'  '■■!.    -A    pat'Tit    '. ;    years 


«^'^'-'*i%J- 


The  ornamental   deelpn    for  an    ornament    for    bpedstea<1 
frames,    as    shown. 


6.'il46.     0I{NAMP:NT  FOR  BEDSTEAD   FRAMES      Ben- 
jamin  M.  Frank.  New   York.   N.    Y  .  assignor  to   Green 
point  Metallic  Bed  Co  .  Inc.,  Brooklyn,  N    Y.,  a  lorpora- 
tion    of    New    York.      Filed    Feb.    20,    192:-;       Serial    N. 
.'.21M       Term   of  patent   .'.i    \cars. 


The  ornamental   design   for  an   ornament   for  b''dst>ad 
frames,  as  shown. 


63,147  BIRIAL  CASE.  Charles  H.  H ISER.  Sprln^rfleid. 
Ohio,  assignor  to  The  Springfield  Metallic  Casket  Com- 
pany, Springfield,  Ohio  .  a  Corporation  of  Ohio  Fil«'d 
Jan.  l."),  192r>  Serial  No.  4,8S.'i  Term  i-f  p;tt.n'  14 
.vears 


The  ornamontnl  desitrn  for  n  burial  ca^t>  a>;  shown. 


462 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1928 


«3,14S.       EAR    FOR    HANDLES    FOR    BURIAL    (  ASP:S        tW.iriO       CHANLKLIKR  .BR ArKKT       Chabi.ks    RiCHTm, 
CHiBLK;*    H.    UiiiER.  SpiinjtfifMd,   Ohio,   asaik'nor   to   Th.  Npw  York.  N.  V-     F'lhil  h>t   '.'**,  1923.     Sprlal  No.  5,306. 

Sprtnjfflelil   Mftflllic  (^a.ski  t  (^'<  -  m  pa  n  y .  SprineflpM.  Obi'i,  Term  of  put'^iit   At   ytars. 

a  Corporation  o!  Ohio.     Filed  Jan.  15.  l!»2a      Serial  No. 
4.H,H4.      T'Ttn    n!    patent    14    years. 


The   ortiainental 
ea*e«   as   shoirn. 


•3,149.      CHAND 
New    York.    N 
5,303.     Term  of 


I       V       >-7 


^.: 


V. 


J^i^ 


design  for  ears  for  handips  for  burls' 


Th.     orn«m<T,fi!    ii»Mi(jii    for    a    rhandellT    bracket,    as 
shown 


iqLIER   BRACKET      CHtHLis    RicH-na, 
'.      FtlPd    Feb.    28,    1923       S«>rlal    No 
patent  3J  years. 


»;:'., 151.     DISJi.AV  .sT.vMi      WiLLAKD  T.  VValkbb,  Racine. 

Wis,  i>sii,-:i.ir  •  W  ilk.r  Mh  nufarturifiK  Company, 
Ra'iiip,  Wn  ,  1  .  r;--'nt!-'.  f  VVi«ic,iii«iii  Filed  Feb. 
.">.    1923.      .-..n.ii    \       .'. 'iTa        I.rm    ..f  patt-nt    14   jt^nTM. 


Tbe   ornamental 
■hewn. 


">&r> 


dcelgn    for    a    chandv'llcr    bracket,    as 


The  ornamental   design    f"r  a   dl^jpiajr   stand,  aa  sbown. 


PATENTS 


(iKAXTED  OCTOBER  Ifi,  I'J^H. 


l,47n,5'<{».       FOI.r»ABLK     VEHirLE    TOP        TnARi  fs     R 


Ai.LKN,    Ashtaliiila,    Ohio,    axHipiior 
Bow    Socket     t'omp.iiiy.     .\shtahula. 
tlon  nf  Oiilo.      FilH.l  Mar    1::,   11)1  K 
0    Claims.       (CI.    2«6— 116.) 


to  The  .\Rhtflhulft 
Ohio,  a  Corpora 
Serial  No,  222,025 


/-s. 


1.  In  a  top  for  vrhi'^les  and  tfie  like,  the  combina- 
tion with  a  pair  of  pivotally  supported  sockets:  of  a 
b<>w  having  it.s  end>i  furrncd  to  entii^e  >aid  sockets, 
respectively  ;  and  Indejwndent  means  c'lu'iectinK  said 
bow  with  said  »<icket8  adapted  to  support  the  former 
from  the  latter  when  wuch  ends  are  disengaged  there- 
from. 


1.4T(i.%'M.        TOI'     l(ii{     \  F.inci,p:s     AND    Till':     I.IKF 
(HAHi.EH    R     .\l.LKN.    .\shtabula.    Ohio,    assikrnor    to    The 
.\8htiil)ula    Bow    Socket    Company,    AHhtatiul.'i.    Ohio,    a 
Corporation    of    Ohio.       P'lled    Auk.    31,    1918       Serial 
No-    252. 144,       4    Claimw.       (CI.    29t)   -116.) 


m 


a  • 


1     In    a    top    for    vehicies    and    the    like,    the    comblna 
tlon    of    a    main    bow    pivotally    attached    to    the    vehicle 
body;  of  Hrm.-%   pivutally  aitacheil  to  said  tnnin  bow.  Raid 
arms    beinu'    adapted    to    lie    alod^Hide    said    main    bow    in 
foldi'd    condition    of    tlie    top   and    to   extend   sul^stantially 
horizontally    when    top    In    ofipii  ;    an    outrigger   bow.    suit- 
ibly   sftached   to   the    free   end.s   of   said   arms  ;   a    floating 
Intermediate     bow  ;     and     plural     independent     links     cot) 
nectin;:   Rpactd   poiiit<<   on    each    side  of   said   Intermediate 
bow  with   the  correspnndiuK  .sides  of  said   main   and  out 
rigger  bows,   respectively. 


1,470,591.        GUN      AND      AMMFNITION      THEREFOH 
M.v.nuCl    Vtx.ix    B£HAK,    C,    S.    .\rmy.      Filed    Apr.    20, 
1!»20       Serial    No.    375,370       .'!    Claims.      (CI.    102—12.1 


:i     par*     thiTpi'f     f')r     ',)><■     ei.trHpmpnt     of 
wall    of    satil    pocket    formin..'    a    sent    for 


['['' 


thp    inner 

■iT*  ilc 


l,47u,.Mrj  IX)OT  ,\R'  I! 
BEHTiirr.  Taris,  France, 
Nil    r,!*-  1t>ln       ^   Claims 


■^^^•\,  ^,  >>.^SiS^ :§:<,> 


3.  A    cartridge.    eml>odylng    a    case    and    an    annnlar 
pocket  positioned  at  the  mouth  of  the  case  and  forming 


Fil.'d   Nov     :<.()     i;t-i 
I  ci,   'm; — 7  !, ) 


Makib 
Serial 


3      r- 


)) 


1,  A  foot-arch  sopport  formed  of  n  slntrie  piece  of 
spring  sheet  metal  rompristnu  a  nnrniw  loniritodi 'inllj 
arched    part,    a    broad    anterior    part    Inrliniliii:    a    i.ntera! 

rxtiTsMi  I,  >ii  ;:  I  irin.f  --lil.  thereof  an-l  a  ;iro;pi-tion 
on  the  forward  outer  side  of  the  sanse.  a  rut  a  wing 
flnreci  iijiwariily  from  the  inner  sidf  of  the  arclie.i  part 
and  to  the  rear  of  tiie  lateral  cxteiisii.:;  -f  the  an- 
terior part. 

2,  \  foot-arch  support  formed  of  a  sir  i:!<'  pierp  of 
spriiic  Bhpet  metal  comprislni,'  n  narrow  lorml t niiiiial'v 
arched  part,  a  broad  anfprior  part  inclmiiiiR  a  lateral 
e,\tensior>  oti  tile  iiinpr  side  theie,.f  anil  a  pr  le.-tinn 
on  the  forw.ard  outer  siile  of  the  s.ame.  saol  Hiiterlor 
part  heitii:  ^iiirhtly  dediiieii  toward  ttie  sxle  e.i;:e  .-if  she 
lateral  extensinii  atoi  s.iii]  ;  rnje-,!  in!,  '»•:;■_■  ^i;^-L;iy 
Inclined  upwardly  toward  its  foruard  ♦■dt-e.  .tnii  a  wliig 
flai>'d  upwar<lly  frt)iii  tie  iitier  s;.i.'  nr  tlie  .-i'l;,.  ,•  jn-r 
aiht  tn  the  rear  of  the  lateral  extension  of  the  anterior 
part,  the  nsetal  of  the  Kuppiat  ',«  \v -z  (u!  .lua'.  l-'Uv.  n 
the    arched    part    and    the    winu    to    IcHsen    t!ie    resist;ince 

;    to    the    bending    action    of    the    arched    part 


1,470,593  PRESS     FOR     ritODl-CINC     HOI. LOW 

BOI'IES.  Kari.  HOm.E,  Essen.  Cerinany,  ;i>-si."ior  to 
Irieil  Krupt>  AktienKO.sellscliaft.  K.s-en  im  t  heliubr, 
(MPniany  Filed  Dec.  »5,  1920.  Serial  No.  4'J8, fi45. 
3  Claims       i.Cl.   113—40.) 


1.  A  press  for  producing  Ijollow  bodies  comprising  a 
die.  a  press  punch,  a  blanking  punch  having  blanking 
means  and  embracing  the  press  punch  for  stripping  the 
finished   stock   off   the   press   punch   during  the  rearward 

463 


464 


■  troke.    means    for 
die   and    means    for 

rir>^-<s    piirrh    !n    i 


1.470,594 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBD  IS,  1828 


locking    the    blanking    punch    to    the 
locking   the    blanking   punch    to   the 
'eadily  detachable  manner. 


SECRET    SIGNALING    SYSTEM       David    E. 
Danville,    In<l.,    assignor    to    American    Tele- 
phone  and   Telegraph   Company,   a   Corporation   of   New 
S^pt.     13.     1918.       Serial     No      -'.54.001. 
78—22.  > 


York.       Filed 
7   Claims.      (CI. 


fvr'i 


It        I 


ra'us  1 1  -^  tran.sralt 
mfs.Hage  fhpreover, 
end    of   thf   line,    a 


siv'nallni;   system,    a    uiaiii 


line,    ifTuhnc    ,ippa 


ting  all  of  the  signal  ImpuliWH  of  a 
receiving    apparatus    at    the    opposite 

second  line  and  means  controlle<l  lu 
variation.^  of  current  in  said  second  line  for  altfrln^' 
the  successive  signal  impulses  to  render  them  uriintel 
ligible  and  for  restoring  th^rn  !'•  fhcir  original  f(>rm  .it 
the  receiving  appanatus. 


l,470,59f.        SHOEbOTTOMING    MAi  HINK        MAnHiAS 
IlKiH  K.    decea-Hpill     ;at»'    of    B.jstoii.     Ma-:s.    by    Edward 
L.    Brock,    admiiiLstrator.    BevtTiy.    Ma.-is  .    ijs.<ii;rior    to 
United    Shoe   Machinery    Corporafi-n.    I'ater^m     N     J. 
New    .I.Tsev.       I'iled    .Ian      :.'7,     irtl9 


a    Ctjrp.jration 

Serial    No.    273. 4k4.      11."    I'l 


-:~^^ 


1-    1 1 


^•.-  -A 


1  .\n  fnd  lastinJK  mechani.soi  having,  in  combination 
mean,s  for  Inwardly  flancini:  an  upper  at  onp  end  nf 
outwardl.v  flan^ng  an  upp^r  it  -laid 
end  if  a  shop  and  operating  mechanisms  for  said  flanges 
means  .irganiied  fjor  elective  use  tu  flange  the  mari:in 
of  an  upper  inwarilly  over  the  edge  uf  the  sho*'  bottom 
or  outwardly  from  ?aid  edge. 


.1  AlOJiQC,       CLAY 
E.   Davis.  Ironto^ 
No.   542,880.      3 
1.    In    a    Are    cli^y 

bwJ/  formed  with 


BACK    FOR    GAS    HEATERS.      .Tatob 
Ohio.      Filed  Mar    11.    1922.      Serial 
Claims.      (CT.    126 — 8fl.) 

back    for    tras    heaters    a    sectional 
plurality  of  staggered  recesses,  sepa- 


rate Btud   projections  adapted   to  be  Inserted  In  mkl  re- 
ceaset  and  restricted  openings   In   the  back  of  said  body 


T   r   V   ▼  W  «  t  >  ▼  »  ^i 

i-1  -W    V   W   W  V  "9-%*  V  ▼   ▼  » 

T   T    V    ^  •»  ^  >  »    ▼   T   1F- 


■f 


■'imniunli-Htlrig    with    .said    recpsses. 
scribed. 


for    the    purpose   de- 


.  4  7  0  .  ,',  S*  T         KniAHY    PfLVERIZER        Jamm    JOHH 

Dknnt  and  K'iii.k  Harm  vt  W\tsi.\.  Cobalt.  Ontario, 
'"anada  P'ilpd  Iht  :;.  1<<21  Serial  No  519. 59S.  3 
Claims.      <r\-  s.h— [»  . 


I  In  a  r-';iry  pulven/.r,  the  comliinat  i.in  with  the 
risid  sheil  and  th*>  ';<:<,.  _T!i.dlnL'  ball-,  nf  a  lining  of 
resilient  niatprial  int- .^iMis.'d  bt'tween  tiie  shpll  and  the 
balls  and  a<lapfpd  'n  bn  'fnn'orn  riy  dpprpsned  by  the 
balls  In  Immpdiatp  rontiirt  tbprcwith  during  the  rota- 
tion of  th»»  pulvpriz-  r,  said  r>'sll!pnt  matprlal  by  its 
yielding  and  frlctlunai  rharaitpr  bping  adapted  to  carry 
the  bails  and  tbf  inat'Tial  upward  with  the  minimum 
amount  of  slippage. 


1.47ii..'9s^  PIM.uW.  MUtlNK  LIFE  SAVING  BELT, 
A.ND  THK  I.IKF"  \!-nnvi.  Miciiiii.i.  Dkh.hau,  Ix)ndon, 
England,       FIN.l     \;.r      10,     IH^.'V       S.Tial    No.    6.33.288. 


1.  A  derice  of  the  kind  herein  referred  to,  compriidag 
an  envelope  of  cr^pe  rubber  sheet  having  Interstices 
distributed  ovf-r  its  surface  and  a  filling  of  itnfflnK  ma- 
terial conflne<1  th'-reby  tufts  of  whlfti  filling  work  par- 
tially throagh  the  interstices,  substantially  as  described. 


OCTOBKB  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE 


465 


1,470,609  COIN  HLOT.  PmtB  Gysbebt  Thomas  di 
ViLLiEKS,  I'retorla.  Transvaal,  South  Africa,  assignor 
of  one-half  to  Arthur  Rogers-Jenkins.  Durban,  Natal. 
Union  of  South  Africa.     Filed  Dec.  3.  1920.     Serial  No 

4i'7.:':.i.      M-i    an  -    1   • 


the  bpflt  chamber  and  spaced  thtTefrom  to  form  an  air 
heatin>,'  (ompartment  .  a  second  casing  surrounding  the 
other  casing  and  spaced  tlierefrom  to  form  a  cold  air 
compartment,  thi-  two  compartments  r,  inntmnicating  for 
the  circulation  of  air  th<>rfthrouL;b  and  i!i<-.ans  for  con- 
nectiD^.'  the  furnacf  with  the  iicat  chamber. 


1,470,602.  REFRACTOR.  William  A.  Ihhev,  Newark. 
Ohio,  assignor  to  Holopbane  Gli,ss  i  .irnpany.  Inc., 
New  ^'iirif.  N  Y..  .n  Corporation  of  Nt-w.Irrspy,  J-ilcd 
F«-l.  l-'T,  I'.t^n  St-rl.al  No  .''.tn,7,S4  :'.  i  lai:ns.  (CI. 
240    -48.4.) 


1.  Coin  in  thf  slot  apparatus  baviug  several  slots, 
adapted  to  rectdve  coins  of  difTerent  denominations  com- 
prising a  series  of  plates  slldably  mounted  end  to  end 
beneath  the  slots,  the  plates  being  of  Kucti  a  bngih  that 
the  Insj'rtlon  of  a  coin  in  one  slot  alters  the  relative  imsi 
tions  of  the  plates  so  that  the  other  .slots  are  partially 
closed,  means  being  provided  whereby  no  slot  can  be 
complptely   closed. 


hr» 


l,470.tJOO.         I'NEI  MATIC       DISPATCH       APPARATUS. 
William    11.    l>i.\srEL,   Nfw    York.   N.    Y.,   and   Edmind 

WKi<;Ki,r,  B«'i-::ont!fld,  N,  .!..  assignors  in  .\i;as  I>i'vlctf 
Company.  I  ncorporatt'd.  New  York.  N.  Y  .  a  l^orpora 
lion  of  Npw  York.  Filed  Aug  11',  1920  S.Tial  No. 
403,017,      18   Claims.      {CI.   24H-    4.  i 


1  ,\  light  transmitting  comt  for  a  rr!r-irtMr  dividt-d 
vertically  into  two  substantially  equal  sertbms,  one  sec- 
tion comprising  similar  vertical  elements  forming  a  cylin- 
drical plain)  cfrnvei  lens  aii.apted  to  .onvori;i  ;i;..r.allel 
rays  mcidint  tbiT'On,  and  the  second  section  coriiprising 
siuiilar  virtical  i-lements  formiim  a  cylimlr;.  .c  jdano 
conca\o  i<  ns  adapted  to  diver>;e  parallel  riiv-  ;:  iiient 
thereon,  the  ndation  of  elemeut.s  being  sus  I,  'h.it  the 
iota:    beam   projected   will    be   substantiully   apiuid. 


1,470,603.      GOLF-CTP     I>KV1CK.      Riiksa 
East  Orange,   N    .!       ITed    May    _s,    r,. 

300,484.     9  Claims.      ,(1    4e.— 4   ^ 


G. 


1,  In  a  pneumatic  dispatch  system,  a  device  which  is 
actuated  by  the  kinetic  etur>;y  of  air  flowing  through  the 
iine  tu  regulate  the  air  flow. 


1  .  4  7  0  .  t;  0  1  .      STOVE   OR   FURNACE   ATTACHMENT. 


I'KA.NK    H.    DoAVK.   \'andaiia.   Mich. 
Sprial   No    »)04,."»2S.      3   tdaioLs.      iC 


Filed   Dec,   2,  1922 
.    126 — 10.S.J 


1  In  a  device  of  the  class  described,  a  heater  com- 
prising a  furnace  ;  a  casing  spaced  from  the  furnace  to 
form  an  air  heating  compartment  ;  a  second  casing  spaced 
from  the  first  mentioned  casing  to  form  a  cold  air  com- 
partment, the  two  compartments  being  in  communication 
for  the  circulation  of  air  therethrough  ;  a  secondary 
fceater  comprising  a  heat  chamber,  a  casing  surrounding 


Dd    Bois, 

Serial   No. 


r=::J 


1  I  !!  :i  i;.,if  cu[i  ll.Hi;  de\icp,  i!:e  combii:;!  t  ioM  \\it!i  a 
ill. in.:  lor  the  hole  of  a  putting  green,  of  a  eyiindrically 
eup  s!i,api-d  member  fornnn;:  a  t'ag  staff  base  .i.-id  svhPii 
;■<  inov,-i;.!\    ''rs    in    arid    teb-seopes    wit!)    >aid    lining. 


1  i7(M;o4.  ArTOMnpIi.K  TiTLF  AP.S'IK.V-  T  \M) 
l!)KN'ril"ICATI(i\  S>S'rKM,  I.Lwis  1».  }■'■  \  Fort 
Welti.,  'lex.  I'ik'd  .laii.  -.o,  1'J2:5.  Serial  No.  0U.'j;;6. 
4   Claims       I  CI.   28.''>— f>ii,  ) 


/ 




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3 

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1.  The    combin 
designated   spiL  es 


nil 

1o 


111     of    blan 
receive  the 


kS      !la\  lllL' 

descriptto 


.ippropriat.  !,v 
u  and  identify- 


4e6 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITK 


OCTOBEB  16, 1928 


iiig  daU  ut  un  autuiEobil.  ,  the  phototjrtiph  of  the  car  an<1 


the    owner    thtT>-<if 
the  car  ;   au   idiIhi 


on   the  cNr     mi. J  u    fnini   of  tU^  secrt't  inartjug  lacluUiiij; 


thfi   charactt-r   ami    I 


1.470.fiO5       GRrNIi 
W»>«thoro,     M  i«s 
4,'.;  411.      -0   ria 


IN 


in 


H^- 


matters   of    record    affefilDtr    tltip    to 
f  s»cret   identiikation   marking  pbiretl 


xration    thereof. 


O    MA^  HTNE       Wahrkn 
11!  <1     \l»ir      -■«      19-.'l 
.*.      (CI.   51  — 106. 1 


■riai     V  . 


1470  007.       IM!'PM,I,FR    F<m    rKVTRIKT'nAr.    PrMTB. 

J"H>     MAM.h,     Ha/,:;.,     ImImImi,,     !■;  ii„'1ji  tid.    M«iii|{nor    to 

I  U'-*iuii.''a;,if  1  uiiiii  1  Uiiil.-i)  i.Dixto.'i.  ilriKHud.  Filed 
Ni-v  .-!  l;t.'^-  stna.  .No.  iUfi.K-l.  U  (laiui*.  u'l. 
In;5--ll5.) 


1.  A  k-riiidini:  ni.s^hine  h.iviii;^,  in  cnrahinatlnn,  mefit!-* 
to  grip  or.''  end  of  a  ti.ank.  mi-ans  to  rorarniily  siipf><jrt 
thp  oppo-iitf'  endi  of  n»Ui  bhink  diiririi:  t*'*'  «'rin'!i;ij 
op«>r;ir!on.  m>-'ans  to  fpwi  said  blank  tu  a-ild  grippin-  and 
^':ppo"r;!i_  ;i:.-Mns,  rnf:w!s  iiicludin^  <aid  i:rip[)inL'  and 
supp.irtiru  ni^'aas  in'!;ipTi'd  to  rorate  said  !dank.  a  rorar.v 
crindinsr  n^'nilx  r.  rT^cins  to  mov.'  iaid  irrindiiu'  mt'mb.T 
into  and  MUt  <if  codir.ict  with  said  hlank  aod  mpurm  ro 
rpl'-.-isf'  «a;'l  bl.ink  fnim  said  ?rippini:  and  supp-irtiii? 
mpan?. 


</     -» 


9.    A    8inKl«»    portf.l    im[>»'n»T    for    cenfrtfntal    pump*,    a 

<""'■'"■  r;  -ail  [Til-  ■  r-  ,\  .i.Miir.-  '..r  Muld  otvUv.  iDMDa 
P'-rriJittins  th-  in  r  rudurt  ino  of  li(|!ild  ii,ro  naid  cldacd 
cavity  to  txilanc.-  tbe  imp'.lpr.  other  balancing  meMoa 
compri.sju^'  a  pl:irM;it>-  of  Ulad'^s  u;)vu  tde  iid.-s  of  the 
imp.  iler  »•  .iten.iin;;  !,,  the  p»Tip!;t'ry  wtitr.'l.jr  th.-  dl;imet»T 
of  the  impi'lltr  niuy  if  v.nrit'il  *Hti«ut  d.'^troyluk:  the 
balance  thereof,  said  tilad-'s  hsvlni;  surfacea  ilrslnned  to 
impart  ;ir.  :idditionai  .mpiiSe  ■  ,  the  li<iuid  in  the  pump 
casing. 


1   iTMins         FITTI.St,  re     lU.I.T        T»km-k      KirrKKrwE 
H:nF,.    N\'Wi!iK't.n     C.  no        I-':!.;    \,.v      _♦,     ]U]\i        S-rial 


/'^ 


.470.t"n»1 
I.<nv<        (HARr.Eii 
nied    Apr     It 
(CI.    »8— 31.) 


VKNTII..\TINO    ATTACrnfENT    FOR    WIN- 

if.     Geobgi.     Fram  Ingham,     Mass 

1.       Serial    No     4G<).01».       4    Claims. 


1,  In  a  di'vice  of 
ing  .  anchor  riiernl"' 
nioTahlv  enira^ri'  hhII 
strerrhable  matnrial 
of  material  so  ar 
amount  of  slack  the 
abte  material  :  and 
"II  -taid  non-at/Ptrhal 
«e<:orn)   strip   of    mat 


ran 


C3 


the   class   describe*!,    a    window    cas- 

rs    adapted     to    tempnrnrily    and     re 

i'a«inz;  a  Btrip  of  su.  ..tantially  non 

intermediate  said   membfrs:    a    strip 

ifed    as    to    contain    an    appreciable 

ein  at  each  end  nf  «aid   iion-stretrb 

eans  to  cause  tension    to  be  exerted 

le  material  and  take  up  slack  in  said 

^rlal   upon   adjusting   aaid    drrice   for 


1  In  e,,mbtnat1on,  i  ;.:i;"  .•  ■<?  r'l.t 'iral  phif.-.  bavins: 
ov.rlapiiiij^-  jM.rti'.ns  'iiat  ...re  pT'.ni.led  w;lh  riwr  :,<-,...  m 
r.-;:istr;!ri-n  mi-i  a  'icns-up  bolt  for  holding  ih-  s;!td 
pines  tM_-i't;:.r  diirMi.:  the  as»»TiiMiriir  "P>t;i  ti'.iis.  the 
^a;.!  '.'lir  ■ii!!!;iri-i':ir  ,  -  dy  t  hat  '  X  i  •  mI  ~  '  '  -. ..;_  h  t  f,.-  -a  id 
h.pl.'S,  a  thread"!  ]-  .^M-i.  ii  -!..■  •  nd  fir  ;i  i,:-  ,.:,:1  ;i  h'.fd 
remuv;i:dy  ai  d  'wt,.' iv.'ly  rr.Mont.'d  ^n  the  nther  end,  the 
said  fie;)d  aniJ  --th'T  .-[i.!  ii;iv![,n  iLiter.'iJi:!iKiiiK  .••eats  that 
ar.-  MpcHLfive  !,,  i-'.nrrvct  -^iiid  head  uiid  li.dt  in  <,ne  po^l- 
ti"n  of  tfie  he.id.  mn<\  -iaid  Udt  and  head  tteinc  provitl«-d 
wirh  m<^rT«  fur  limitlnK  thf  ■snal  rutn'iv.  nioveiij.'iii  In  mne 
(llr'itii  n  to  enca^'e  ^jiid  leMfs  md  in  the  other  direction 
to  disetii.-;)!;.'  rh.  m,  Hii'l  the  H.iiii  t:''ai|  helnd  of  eir'Ha terni, 
;".h-i;..r;;ii  t'lTT  -o  is  ''■  \f  adapted  t^  h.-  opt-rated  by 
"  •  an<  of  a  wr'iich 


1,470.000      ruit  K  KXiiii'.n  IN.,    iih:v[i  c.     i.kwis    s. 

Iii'["-.i"iv.  HanKur,  .\[e       li  .•.!   Apr    1.',,  l9-'_'.      !:ierlal  No. 

o."_',i)72.      2   (  laiaiH.      -i  I     4ii  -(;7.) 


"7        /      -<' 


-=^- '  J- :  J.  i  1  ■ 


1.  A  device   of  the   kind  ile»«ribed   compriiilnir  ■   holder 
of  Bh«et  material  bent  to  a  U  shape  with  a  wlactow  open- 


OCTOBKR  IG,  1923 


U.  S    PATENT  OFFICE. 


461 


InK  In  the  upper  portion  of  it><  front   wall,  a    plurality   ut 
aet.s  of  <-aials   «  aeli    ic.riii^   '-Iiioibd   iialoia   pi\'ited    to    Ilie 
back    wail    ol    >.aid    iii^M'!'    in  ■  r  rns":  !al  ■'    Ih-    Iri^^:!    Ilier...! 
Whtr't.\     <.  ..It'll    ..lo  ^     inere.^r     Ina  v     i..-    -uat.J     apwal.l     1" 

an  .x|i.is..l  iH)Bition  back  of  s.  i  1  wn  !-  u  pei  Irn:  with  the 
rf-maindei-  of  sm  h  cards  d.  pei  ditin  Iroin  thiir  pivot's  in 
coiicenli-d  (lusiM'ti  in  th''  lowr  part  of  the  holdi^r,  a;' 
a  phiral;i\  oi  ^he.is  hearin.'  ^.'lected  and  sari'd  culi  : 
surfaces  adapteil  tor  sele.tivo  instrtinn  iit  said  h'jld'  r 
behind  those  .f  ih.  >t.Ti.i!..i  ■■.ar'N  that  are  in  eiposC'l 
position. 


>)'t'nKP  reliiy.  ail  impulse  aeadiLig  device,  means  iiicinij 
,i;»:  .a  h;  k  'riiiii  terminatiDK  in  a  pluK  for  foaneitMiK 
III.  ii;  pijl.vi  ^.  :,,li:,>:  iie\iee  with  tlo'  trunk  Circuit,  a  relay 
;aiil;:ed  air.i-.-  i  lie  u  la  r  s'ciioi,  .iij.i  intermittently  ener- 
Kizod  under  control  of  the  sending  device,  and  circuit  con- 
rscftions  controlled  by  the  bridged  relay  for  Intermittently 
1  I  l^in;:  the  outer  wctlon  to  control  the  impulse  response 
r.  lay  and  for  short  circuiting  said  siKiialing  current  re- 
p'jiisive  means. 


1  4;o.t;i:>  !■  \UAC|irTi:  .VITVItATrs.  H.ui.'i  |.  la^v^  a,.i. 
Smkhwin  I!.),,  I  ari;l>oroii>;h.  England.  l-'ile.l  i-'eb.  !>, 
r.t-l  S'Ti,  1  No.  44.;. r'^';  lO  Clain.s  H'l  J  U  LM  ) 
(•Jrtiiited  and'T  th'-  [inAi-io)-  of  the  a- I  of  Mar  .", 
I  I'll     4  1    Stat     1.  ,    l.n.T., 


i7(),612.      COI.I   MSIl'.M      iciftM.      Georgb    E.    Bron- 

N  '^,  l!.-a<-on  lail-,  I  -t!'  :.'--i-i -  -f  thirty  percent  to 
i>.-r.'\  .-<  .\i>d;.-w,  N.aa;;atatk,  '  i  •  ti.  Piled  Oct.  20, 
11»21.     Serial  No.  508.984.     I'D  t  iau  is.      (CI.  22—173.) 


1.  .\  garment  haviiiK  a  ri  ceptacb.  a  iiniii  ivirachuto  in 
.«*ai(l  receptacle,  n  i-.'\er  for  »aid  rt'cepta<  le,  said  cover 
also  tiavini:  a  nceptaile.  a  pilot  parachute  in  the  recep- 
tacle of  the  cover,  .a  cord  connecting:  the  jiarachuteg  to- 
Ketlier.  means  to  ."-ecure  and  relea.se  said  cord,  a  cover 
for  the  (oloF  [laraihute  r>  ceptade,  fasteninn  means  for 
the  cover  if  the  first  pntiu'd  rrneptacle.  means  t'l  release 
said  fssfeninc  means,  f.asteniim  means  for  ttie  cover  of 
the  jijlot  pra(Mite  rccept.'icle.  and  ine.ans  to  relfMse  (he 
last  named  fasteniim  nuans 


It  \  !h>  1.1  !"r  ca^tlIl^;  tii''ii'ar  -iiapts  conijirisiaK  at; 
i'.i-r  t::'ll..\v  ^iiiiiin.  a  '"re  bit  in  one  end  t!ier>'of.  a 
raiiio-rhox  spied  Ir'a;:  the  oppoKitc  end  ther.  of  aiai  pro- 
\idiil  ttitli  p'airii  L'  'ipt'iiincs,  a  coUn  psi!  '.'  core  con-.prisni;: 
a  plura!it\  .it  ^'Miii.ns  dj>cs  n!"!iit.'l  in  th*  cori'  hit  and 
riinnerliox  rnoan>  for  securi!.^'  the  i  nds  of  the  sections  ti 
the  discs,  aii'l  nii'nn-  ini.nriied  to  turn  in  the  dines  in  hold 
the  >..;i..i~  I':  ,\pa;id.  d  rchitioii  aiid  move  the  same  to 
coll.aps'd   T'lation, 


i.47omi      TKi.i;i'Ho\i:  K.\i  II  \N(;i:  svstkm      Kas\> 

S,  lUii.t'i.  Miihtcbdr,  N.  .1..  tissiiriior  to  American  'C'de 
phone  and  'lebKraph  (■onH>aiiy.  :i  t'orporat  ion  of  N' w 
York.  Ill.il  Oct  1.",  l'.»i;i  Seri;il  No.  :;:;(>. stc,  7 
Claims.      (CI.   17U— 27.  i 


f-- 


; :     tiff      .'■*'      1 


"^1 


ii^., — ur.,-,^ 


:'iilir— --  ■- 


•-.> S-     I'll  i-<h    t,     I, 

I    i    i^  ;  Mi'  ,  ni  <^lr,  - 

'      *  f     .        f  .  'I     '       <-       -.1    I     ;^_i    •     . 


1  III  a  telephone  excli.  ii^i  s>stem,  in  comliination,  a 
two  way  trunk  circuit  coiniirisinv  a  pair  of  talking'  con- 
<lu(litrs  teriiiinatiiiK  in  a  jai  k,  inductive  means  connected 
ill  and  electrically  dividinu  the  talkinK  conductors  into 
inner  and  outer  Kections.  sitrnaling  current  responsive 
means    connected    to    the    trunk    lirctiii,    an    impulse    re- 


i.47o.('.i:-i       KFr..\s'nM;    m.vcmink       ku     hhoihf.i'.s 

l.vnn.  Mas^  .  assi^-nor.  hy  niesi.-  a^-icntaeni  s  to  rtiitcl 
Slioe  .\lachiner>  ( 'orp.oratioii  raiersMti  N  .T..  a  (Cor- 
poration of  New  .lersey  nie<!  I'eh  '2.  iyi7.  Serial  No. 
1  to  .'."O      4i»  Claints       i  ri     i  2      1,'.  > 


jrv 


^y—Cy 


.» 


,:  \  inc'  hini>  .'f  tio'  'lass  desciahfd  ha\;iiL',  in  combina- 
ihai.  a  last  enj:aj:inv'  mcniticr,  a  pluiiper  on  wiiich  said 
member  i«  puaited.  means  fur  muvinj;  the  p)un>,'er  lenKtii 
wi.se,  niean.s  for  cau.slu;;  said  nieiul  er  to  swinj.'  the  hist 
bodily  in  llu'  direction  of  its  tie  end  during'  saiii  tiio\' 
ment  of  the  phiiiRer,  and  means  for  eiigaRinK  a  shCK--  ii: 
uhicli  the  last  is  partially  inserted,  stiid  shoe  engacin>: 
means  being  arranged  lo  co-operate  with  said  menitior  tu 
cause  the  List    tu  tie  forced  into  the  shoo. 


468 


I,470,fjl4.     SLR'I 
(oiilanapolis,    In 

L'hini-    <'o  ,    Chit 
Pilt'fi    Apr     1'. 
iCl.   140—102.) 


Ul^FK  lAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  16, 1923 


()    MACHINE.       WlLL[AM   J.    CAMI'BET,L. 

il  ,    assignor    to    American    Slicing    Ma- 
i\Ho,    111.,    a    Corporation    of    Now    York. 

922.      Serial   No,    552, 9«:;.      1'*    Claims, 


and  mmuii  {nr  ..[..rHtiiii,'  the  r-lLs  [i,  lay  the  npfxT  nualn.sr 
the  het-l  <.>ar  ^f  ')i.'  ^..1,.  wtitl.-  rt^'  s-ipp-irtini:  nicmiv.  is 
at  rest. 


1     .V   ciiniiintM 
ill.:    -init.   '-'miirisir 
within     -tai'l     i',:isin 
adapTcl   ti)  cuiii-rt 
a  -li'iii.;  m;n'hiri 


licicK  machine  supiMirt  am!  pnwtir  ilriv 
i:   a   p»'(Ji'stal   casin;;,   a   ninr.ir   rnnunr-i! 
:.    and     a     variahlf    s[)»»t-d     connfcri>in 
said   motor   with   rhf  drivin_'  .-ihaft  of 
ipportpd  uf".n   th»'  casin;:. 


iTo  -n  "        ,VS.<K\ 

'>ViL',:,^\{     i;      ("il 
r"!i!t>Ml   ."in....   \i.!.| 
I  Drporari'Oi    of    \ 
rial  No.  2'J'5,-"! 


1 ,  In  a  machine 
of  ihrve  supportlnj 
.*hof.  a  stTifs  (,if  s 
with  th»^  sho<>  and 
the  h.'.I  st*ftt  of  t 
mf"an,s  and  arranec 
!p1   with   fh"  .'dL'<-  ' 


LJ^ 


l,470.';it3.       I  ,UiiU  KKTnK,       \u.s     (..ik.     ChicaKo,     111. 
as.sijinor    to    Str'Hishrri;    Motor    In-viccs    Company,    Chi 
cago.     111.    a    ro!|,,, ration     of     Illiii.l.s        l-'ilrd    Mar      KJ. 
lyiO,      .^.Ti;.!   .No,   s»..".'.tl       I    riaiiii        m  1    .'(U       jt;  , 


r.I.INi.     ANI)     I.,\S-riN<,     MACHINE 

KVK-i.     MarRfiPo,      Ma.~~  ,     .issi.'iior     'o 
ii:c  ry   i  orpor.ar  ion.   l'ar>Tsiii,   .\,   ,1       i 
w   .It-r-jp.v,      Fijt'.i    [itK-.   .to.   I'.'l'"       S- 
71  Claims.       i  Ci.   12 — 12  ■ 


'•'    'I     ■aro'ir.'t'  :■■,   n   '-ornpa  rati  vcly    !ar>;o  <-artnirctin(f  pas- 

sas'-way  haviu-  a;:   ,iir  uilef  and  a   riiiitur rl-f.  a  -ourc.' 

of    liijuid    r'n.'l,    a      loiiiiar.at  p,  .'!■,     -iii.ill    |i.isMa_'.  way    liavin^ 
rTi";iti,s    f.^r    rii.^   ,nliii!<si.n   <'f  ,iir   :\  [    oiio   lo  ,|   a,,,]    rmiiiiial 
i'-i-'    tf    C  •■   ot!i.  '   .-roi    HI   a    fo  i    ai  .1    ,ur    n-,'/l<'    f.>-(lins   t.. 
-aid   ra  r(  ;ir.-t::i-   ',,,1 --.li;.' way ,    a    w.-l]    U->\    fr-'ii    s.ild    liiinid 
o''  I    son-rr    ;i!i,|    t;,iv:t)^'    a    i-.oiti'M  ti'  Il    '-,    ito'    atinosph.Te 
i'-'l'-iKOiiif!:  r    .if    -ai.l    r..n-para:  o, .  I  •.     -ci-li     pa  ^s:ii.-r  a  ;iy ,    .-i 
liquid   fuel  nozzle  l.'a*lini;   fr.  iii   -,iid   w-U   ,iii.l    i.,  -iind   cm 
l.arativply  .Hniall   p,i-^s.ii;.".v,i  \  .      i:.]    mlv.^    n,.-.  h,'u,  i>tn   sitiial 
fan.M,i)sly      lit    o|,p,...H.|v    ■■.oirrolhrii:   s.nd    ■  a  r'-in-t  inc  pfti 
•;aL'"Wiv  ai,.l  '>,►■. lir  ,i,lrr  .  nd  o!'  .,;iid  ,  mi,,  im  m  1  iv-ly  -mall 
[i.as«ai;t>way 


l.t7'i,f.!T  Iinn-J  TJiiS  IMM.  ,\|ii[i  i.F.iCoK  .\.  iiM- 
M!\os  .•<[-, ki:,.  \\,i-!,  ,  i-M.-ro"  ..;  -■,.  half  to  Charl.'s 
M  •  iimiuii,.--,  Sj.^jli.iiir,  \S  ash.  rUo  1  .liir..'  lit,  I'.rjJ 
s.-tal  No.  569,203.     4  Clatmii.     (CI.   11'.     0.1 


■^' 


(if 


the  cla8,«  descrihpd.  the  combination 

means    movable    leniithwlsp    of    the 

p:iratf'    mlKs    tjonnally    our    of   cntart 

.irtinc    .<iibstantially    in    th«'   plane    of 

p    sole    of   a    ^ho*>    on    thf    ^iipiMirtlnt: 

with   their   axes   sn'i<tanrially   paral- 

the   Inst  adiiii'>'nt  to  which   th>-v   net. 


.'in     nit 


III 


oioa' :  ■•  ill.  ,  iirt  I-  i  -rn  for  a  t  lao!i:io'!'  I  f  r 
pri-i:ii:  .1  fniiii.'  iiavin::  1  l>!i  ok  pro- 
^''!'-'l  wi;!.  -  ,  piH.ri  ( ::  _'  ,i!,d  loi;  rua  I  linK  slff\oK  in  inttT- 
-•■I'tirii;  and  n^'hr  ari.:iil.ir  r>'iaiion  rn  o.ach  ofher,  .111  iridi 
''i'"r  .,''-r_'  h.i',  :;_'  a  -l.o  1  r;  ,,;i,  ..|,|,  ih'fi^.pf,  a  major 
oiiatu  whr.o  ;m  >aii!  .-icJiiis:  and  having  a  -tod  filial  in 
^aid  supportin.:  -li.-..  a  r.mint;  h.  vt-l  gear  rotativfdy 
mounted  "i-  r,f  p.o-iph.'\  nf  said  <upportlntr  sireve  and 
f.i«-d  to  ,ai;d  ^iiiiportirit:  said  '-asint;.  an  o[««»ratlng  shaft 
rotatatde  In  said  ,)otirnall,;  nu'  ^\<^\f  and  haviiii:  a  hfvel 
fffHT  meshini;  with  -aid  'ai-in:.'  lomt,  a  minor  chain  whe  ■! 
journalhd  in  s.aid  casing,  an  indioator  nioiinte*]  on  Bald 
minor  whf<d  and  ndaj'tod  t  >  lif  riiov.'il  throuKh  »aid  slot 
into  and  .  nt  of  -airl  ravins,  and  1  ftialn  trained  about 
<aid    major   and    minor   whocN 


1 


OCTOBICft  10, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


469 


1.470.618.       AUCH     aUPPOKT        Chaklk.s  L.     Craini, 

MeadTlIle.    Pa.,    asKiKnor    of    one-balf    to  Edward    )' 

Smith.  Meadvillr.   I'a.     Fil.aJ  Auj:    7,   1922,  Serial   N... 
B80,04.3.      1    Claim.      (CI.   36—71.) 


J        5 


In  an  arch  support,  the  CKmhiiiatioij  of  end  imtallic 
plates  ;  and  a  neries  of  connecting  resilient  wires  of 
arched  ff>rin  extending  between  th'-  plat<s  and  rigidly 
connected  thereto. 


on  this  shaft  to  which  the  other  end  of  the  fleilble  cable 
Is  connected,  a  second  lever  on  this  shaft  and  a  connection 
from  this  second  lever  to  the  brake.  levi-r 


1,470.621,  STIFFINi;  HON  Hkvhy  O,  Jackshn.  Den- 
ver,  Colo,,  assignor  to  T!ir  .lacksoii  Compressor  Com- 
pany, a  Corporation  of  Colorado  lulled  I>ec,  Iti.  1919, 
Serial  No,  .•!45.22().  li.'in  sm  d  .\n-'  -':.,  192",  1  Claim. 
M'l.   286-7,1 


1,470,619.       STOVFril'K     liAMl'KU.       Chaiciks    1       lm: 
CA.v    and    .Ii'.sK)'!!     KlsT.fCK    I.KI.nen,    Koili-l-r      \      V.. 
a-siunors  to  (   liarles  I)    l.eon.ard.  Rim  lost'  1     N     ^        I  ihd 
Sept.    17.    1921       Serial    No.   501,388.      5   Claims       (CI 
126— 292  I 


1.    In   a    il<vi( f  the   cla^s   di-.>.crn>ed,   the  rombination 

with  a  draft  pipe  having  a  lateral  opening  therein  of  a 
dampor  su[iport'il  in  thr  pipe  adjacent  said  lateral  open- 
ing for  movenit'iit  to  s.'lectiM  ly  olistnict  said  opening  or 
said  [dpe  and  corn[iri-inn  a  plurality  of  plates  each 
adapted  to  partially  clos'-  sjiid  pipo,  and  means  for  ad 
justing   ihf  |iosiii.in   ol'   on.'  of   said   plates  on    the  damper 

to  vary    the  d- i:r f  ol-' rmt  ion  of   the  draft  when   said 

damper   is   mo\nd    t"    .iraft    otKtruct  ini;   position 


V^' 


M.'ans  for  lu.'iinttn  nin^;  a  !!;.oi-i  i::!,i  joint  aroumi  ,,  ro- 
taiahle  shaft,  com[)ri,-.ini:  in  i  o:n!i:i),T  t  ion  with  the  shaft 
il  sleeve,  a  collar  secured  to  tto-  into  r  txtrenjlty  of  a 
portion  of  the  shaft  to  !,».  s.ah-d,  a  pr.  connection  be- 
tween tho  collar  and  th.  si*',  v.'.  th.'  pin  on^'aglci):  re^;is- 
l(  riiiL'  I  fcesses  in  the  tuo  parts,  a  sprintr  located  in  the 
recess  of  one  part  and  serving  to  act  on  th«'  sleeve  to 
iiio\e  It  outwardly  on  the  shaft,  a  vv.  aring  wasfser  at  trie 
outer  extremity  of  the  sh'ive  against  which  the  sleeve 
lifars.  .a  stationary  casing  surroiiiniing  tlie  sleeve  and  out 
ol  ooTitart  tlon-with  and  ini-liidini:  a  si-rew-i  aji  applied 
'.)  till'  1.0. ly  .if  said  lasing  and  ciamping  tlo'  wearing 
'■'•ashrr    between    th«'    two    nn'iiNor-^   of'    'to     1  .asiiiL' 


1    t7n,i;L.'ii         H!!.\Ki: 
IIICI  KS         Iv.i'.  V 
and         iih.l     .\ug 
1  o  1  i  111        I  C  i     1  s  s 


.\Ii;cil,\NIS\l      lOR      MtiTiiU      \'K- 

i;,M!i  n  \i,i>i     Hi  on.     Souttotid,     Ijig- 

■j7.    I'.'ji,     .^.Tiai    No    t',o!,i:i:;      i 


IT'MVJi'       11. 1   iI»-Ai  'i!  A'l  i:ii    1  1  1 

,\       .It  MKllS.    N,     .\th.  n-       Pii         :    --ILt 

I  ".onpany ,    .I>tm  y    Cit  \ .    .\     .1       ;, 
.!.  r>.  y.       lile.l    .!i;y    'Jo      ;  o^.  ;         .■-, 
Claims.      iCl.   121      ai.j 


1  AMri.U.     Francis 
.       to    InKersoll-Kand 

Corporation    i,'f   New 
r;ai    No     4'-t;.;oic,        4 


In  brake  mechaidsm  for  [n(dor  vehifdes  having  a  trac 
tor  and  a  tralbr  pivotnlly  connecte<l.  the  combination  of 
a  rotatnble  and  voriU'.Tlly  displac  able  twdt  mounted  co- 
axi.illy  in  a  h<dl<iw  perch  pin.  a  lever  mounted  on  the 
front  part  of  the  trailer  and  having  one  end  in  engage- 
ment with  the  top  of  the  said  holt,  a  connection  from 
the  other  end  of  this  lever  to  tit  least  one  bnike.  a  shaft 
mounted  on  the  rear  part  of  the  tractor,  a  lever  on  this 
shaft  whose  end  engages  the  lower  end  of  the  bolt,  a  sec- 
ond lever  on  the  shaft,  a  flexible  cable  connected  to  the 
end  of  tills  lever,  a  tubular  casinr;  surrounding  this  flexible 
cable,  a  short  shaft  mounted  on  the  tractor  frame,  a  lever 


1     .\    fluid    actuated    tio    tamp,  r    of    ttu-    hammer    type, 
comprising   n    fluid    pressure    cylinder    having   bolt    tlsngei 


470 


OFFICIAL  OAZKTI  K 


OCTOBEH  16, 1923 


with     thn    <■)■,  iriiltr 
least   not*  Pi'auiit 


wlrh    Hn    end    iiriji 
of    the    frntir    ♦•nd 


Oi.away.  Mi.';;., 
I'lHj.-hke^'psie.  N 
49r;,41<      2  Claiiis-      (CI.   T 


at  the  front  •nd  rear  ends  extending  outwardly  In  axial 
planes  at  ritfht  an^leg  to  eiicti  nttier,  f;-uDt  and  i^arn 
lU'^-ardly  extern. in>c  tlan*;c!j  I'o.iperai  lUi. 
flarii;t'8.  st'0'iri:i_'  ii.il's  f-  r  th-'  r'-MU 
st^rurin^  tx'lt.^  fi.;r  t..f  b.'.'-k  '.:t'>i<l  at 
I'urlet  fur  tht'  ryliri'ler  !  >' i  t.'d  at  tin- 
forwHrd  fud  betwe^pn  the  front  cyiiudt-T  flaDKe"*.  the  hark 
head  haviujj  a  r^'aiwardly  ex'pn'lin,-  handle  liar  [Ti. video 
.yiii^  •;ut'<tanti;illy  in  ri),>  aiia,  piaiu- 
Niit'<,  atid  a  t.<:'w,ird  ^ rai-nver^.  i;ri;i 
ext- ndin_'  p- rpe:idiriji,irly  frnir,  't;.  S.indle  iiar  Hilwtaii- 
tially  paraliel  tn  t^je  end  ktrip  in  n  plane  at  Ttghi  anclesi 
'if  sail!  end  urip,  a  tie  'arnpep  ste»'! 
havlriij  a  l.r<.adeiit»(J  worklns;  end.  and  a  stiaiife  provldei! 
with  a  oillar  extfridlnj;  t.'iruuyh  the  front  head  into  the 
cyMnder  in  p<.s!t!f>ia  tn  receive  the  impart  •■!  t!;e  ;i!ii»-m 
d  an  elastic  hiifTer  in  the  front  h>-ad 
forward  y  of  the  njiid  cnllar,  sai'l  shank  h- lug  sll.latil 
but   non-rutatat)Ie  l:n   the  cylinder  and   front   head. 


i,4:ir -')-•:;      sTFEr:i\<;    wheel,     tabl    \v    Jmhvsmn. 


assUn'T    .if    one  half    tr,    Karl    Hoiltie 
Y       Filed   Auk.   2U.   19l'1       Serial    Sn 


.-.i. » 


1      A     sf.'.Tir:.;     « 
provid'd   with   a    pi 
erers    ''"nne.-red    tiy 
OU"er    Hill!    r.-dncfd 
r>-c.>*.s    w '!:!.■    the 
la-iter    rf'i-.  i«.    <a  id 


a  p-TTi-n  i.f  .-'i.-'i 
and  Ti-a-is  f-r  ■)• 
i?>'ther   'f>   cla'^p   th 


^^e,i     havjrn:.     in     romhina  tton.    a     rltn 

rality   nf   raili.il    reet-swes   of   two   diaiii 

an    Inrlin.d    whI'.    an    ami    havirji;    its 

fitid    rnnsr nil  ted    tn    fj-t'tr    the    sninller 

ni.TjiT    pi>rtinu    .if     :hf    arm    enttrs     thi 

nr'i;    havii:^   a    r''diiri  <1    Inner   end,    and 

ed    with    a    radial    jirnjHC'ion    haviin.' 

i.irt    forM;ed    a~    a     -eiiihinu  ar    si.ck»d. 

iTini:    the    two    par's    nf    tMe    hidi    u, 

jnnt-r   end   nf   t!>'   ar:ii    therfb^t  v*  et^n. 


1,470  C-.M        \T-TOM 
Hurt  1.1,    N     V  ,     I 

C.iti!  i.an>      It!.',    )} 
V.-k        Ki  .1.1     M  1 
1   iaiiiis        (C:     _'<» 


,rr;i', 


Id,     )'':;_•,      S-rial     .v.. 
-lU','  I 


lU.L'f.J.      i 


,  •-,'.  i^.-zj:JL  -Tr-:-'B'''^a^-^^ 


1  in  nr  <i.ifr.nior  ile  tup.  a  rl-'ld  fram.-  iinri-iisf ini:  of  n 
pa-flv  (■■•aiiiell  ,1  ■i,ll'^  how.  oiifwardly  f:ie..il  .dian ne; ),■,! 
si'U'  TH''.-  .■  !-■].. 1  •,  (■  ■i.'ijd  main  tsiw  (,Tnss  lio«-<  (-..iineci- 
In.;  la  i  I  jI  !.■  rai's  nni!  cnmprisin,.'  wixhI  har^  r>-sti'ii:  on 
tt;e  ii;[ier  :',in.;f-  nl  said  side  rails  and  me'al  sfrifis  pri,- 
J*'''t:i-  ii  w.-,.|  •i;f.  ends  of  said  hii  r-s  ftrii.ii;h  ^l,,r..  in  tie 
Uf.per  tla:, _■•'■(  ji'n  r!)e  ctiannels  in  s.-ii.l  <](!►"  rai:-;,  np- 
r;^ht-i  f.i-t.-ni  .!  tu  I  h^'  fnrier  faceM  nf  <.dil  sid.-  rails,  am 
w !    tilif'T-i    in    t.'ie    rhaniuds   of   8iii.|    vide    rails    and    main 

'>'IW. 


1,470,02.")       I'L.ATE 
.N.     v..     asslt'iior 
I'ity.   N     ., .,    a    i". 
r^.   1'.122      S.rlnl   Ni 
1.    A    plate    valve 

valve  pUue.  a  stop 


V.M.\'E,      .I.i-^M'ti   w.  .ln\F,.s,  Corning. 

fn  Iti::erH<nl  l.'a;il  ''..n-parv  .J  !-«t> 
rp.irafion  of  New  .Jersey  Filed  Oct 
).  .'.!)2.4fi7.    6  Claims,     i  CI.  2.'>1  — 1 19.  i 

Ciiiiiprlslii^    a     vai^e    H«'at,    a    circnlar 
plate  exteniliug  over  the  valve  plaie. 


>Hir.E    TOi'        (;■-,, i:i;k    n     .T.ihvsths- 
-i.'iM,:-    til     lynv    r    T.i;i    an.!    Tun  \  «-T'r;- 
1   ,    a    I  '..rpi  if  1 1  i.  ill    .if    .Ww 


and  a  p«lr  of  r>ppop1t"Iy   mllpd  sprincH,   hnvlng  RutMtaa- 

tiuily    ttw   dian  .'ifr   ..f   ;!:.■    wnve    pi.itf    .1  u pi  r imposed  one 


nn    the   other  and   arranged    hetwien    the    valve   plate   and 

stop   plate. 


1.47i>C20  MSK  WIIKKI.  lUiuM  \V  Kkavt:.  Cleve- 
land. Ohin.  ns.-i*cnnr  in  The  llydraiilir  Ste.j  C.impanj, 
Cleveliind  (Ihin,  a  ('  rp..niti..n  ..f  iihio  I  lied  AUK.  7. 
1022.      Serial    .No.   G,H0.uti7.      4   Cl.Jin.'i        nl.    ;iol — ft3.) 


4  Ttl^■  i'o'i,!ii!i,i  rinn  with  a  tir>"  .'iir-v(Ti_'  rim  tMivinst  an 
inwfir.'iy  .■Tt.Tidiii_-  >ia.».'  pnrtmti  h'.I  -;iHi.m|  fire  head 
s'.-its  ijp.'H  ill  p.i-if"  ^!,i,-s  nf  Hfiid  I  M>.  i'.T'i.,!,,  and  a 
d->k  havin_-  1 :  I  ■  [!i  fp,  en  mIv  f\\f\->\\\,  i  rnluily  spao^d 
nlT~.  •  ;.i.ni-n^,  the  ouf<T  .'  ^:\\,\  ,■"-.■'  p.irM.inH  ludng 
■-ec'ired  ■,.  r  I  ,.  ^.i.d,  r  -id.-  -•  ■..:..  ..•  ,,,,  ,  |  t-r.  U.-nd  Meat* 
and  tti».  innnr  nf  <in.;  nfT^.'-  ;.nr'i..ris  '>in_  ->T;ii^  d  fn  the 
l'<iftnni  nf  <!iil  'i:i"i-  p.  I  til  r:  ,11.1  ■  \u-  !-,!M,'i  pnrtinn  or 
tt;e  .INk  lietw'.n  !he  ci n  uin ! eren t iai  (-.Ts- t  p.it'lnn^  b' ing 
rtinn.i  ted  n  the  adjacent  wall  of  the  inwardl)  project- 
ing; las-    p<.rtlnn  nf  sjtid   rim. 


i.4To,.-,-j7      n.\NiiM:i:\u    KMi:    .\.i,::,x    \Nh   motor 

'  "iTl  i:S  |[K--i,'i  \.i;n:  ';  I  A  VI  i  I  II  Tv^el-'V.  near 
I!  -i:;in^.»;  k:;  r.a';!  Filed  Aug.  i:{,  r.rjl  S.Tlal  No, 
4'.<J,M<i»       u    cLutiis.       (CI.    208 — Hi.) 


1  A  hand!'-  t,ar  J.dnt  f.ir  .'v''|.'«  comprwini:  a  handle 
h;ir,  a  st>  m.  a  Ins;  :!r>-s-je<l  •.,  -h.  r<-i'ijr.d  -h-pe  and  iH'nt 
iirn  >-ni.'a;;emenf  vii'h  ^.inl  'ii-rll.-  I  .i  r  an.l  with  «ald  stem, 

mnans  fur  pfn-i'l  .dv  serriru-  .Jaid  h;iridle  har  within 
sa  id  In  I,'  a  'id  nini  ii-i  fi  T  |«.si  ■ '  V.  Iv  n  nd  )i.rm  i  n.  n  t  ly  uniting 
said  lui;  tn  .-aid  s'-m  nu'chit  rd.sllv  wher«'hv  hrar.lng, 
weldlDK  or  like  is  rati,, na  are  avoid. d,  and  detachment  of 
said    lui;    Is    prev.tit.d. 


I,470,>i28  DKVK  K  FOR  HKJIi  FRKQCFNTY  BKJNAL- 
I.NG.  Wakk  s  I.ATiH  K,  I'aris.  France.  Fll.d  -luly  17. 
1»20  Serial  No  ;!!l7,14<i  2  Cl.ilina.  (»l.  1 7!> — 171.) 
o.ranf.-d  iinrl.r  the  pr  visions  of  the  act  of  Mar.  3, 
1!»21.  41  Stat.  I...  i:-!U  I 
1     In   the  art  of  «lifiiallnu'  h.v  means  of  a  hieh  frtMjupncy 

alternator  and  the  like,  a  method  consisting  in  modulating 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


471 


the    mean    amplttiide    of    «     hljth    freqiii'ncy    alternating 
current,  In  rcctlfytiii:   the  this   modulated  hl^fh   frequency 


3' 


to 


Q(§^^2?,:rzr'' 


current  and  in  feedioK  th.'  exciting'  firruit  of  the  alternator 
with  the  thus  modulated  and  rectlfle.i  hiKh  frequency 
current. 


1,470.620.  HCKJTKol'CH  (;rAHIi  William  T.  Law- 
heap.  Cainesv  llle.  Mo  Filed  IWH-  10,  1921  Serial  No. 
52:^,382.      2    Claims        (CI.    119—58.) 


-y^ — - 


1  The  combination  with  a  hog  trough  having  flanges 
along  ItH  sides  extending  outwardly  and  then  downwardly, 
of  a  guard  provided  with  standards  having  outwardly  ex- 
tending feet  r<«tini;  on  the  outwardly  extending  portions 
of  said  flanges,  the  outer  ends  of  said  f.et  being  extended 
downwardly  and  provided  with  h  lolcs  receiving  the  lower 
edges  of  the  downwardly  projectlni;  portions  of  aald 
flanges. 


1,470.«.30  SriTLKMENTAT.  COVER  FOR  BABY-CAR- 
RIAGE HOOOS  .TiLHH  A  MaHr,  Minneapnlls.  Minn. 
Original  applicatlnii  ftUvl  .Tune  «.  1921,  Serial  No. 
475,218.  Divided  and  this  application  filed  Mar.  20, 
1922.      Serial   No,   ,') 4.5,100      9   Claims.      (CI.   280-47.) 


1.  A  baby  carriage  body  having  an  adjufitable  hood,  and 
a  hood  extension  attached  tn  the  body,  overlapping  the 
lH)od  and  having  in  its  upper  p«lge  an  elastic  cord  for 
cooperation  with  the  hood  to  adjustably  connect  the  hood 
extension    thereto. 


],47n.fi.Tl,  lUBHON-lKd.MNi;  HKNICK  Fi-  rARp  At. 
FHKi.  Marios-.  I'srls.  Frnnce  Fih'd  Nn\  :',  i'.i22  Se 
rial   Nn,   .50«,K2H,     2  <  laims,      n]     1,'',_ — 47   - 


1  A  rd.t.nii  holding  devln.  :;ff.,)rdink;  il.f  appearance  of  a 
ttnw  fiut  wh.ir.'in  it  is  not  necessary  in  actunny  tie  the 
rilihnn  iti  a  knnt,  I'onstit iit.xl  of  a  t-hin  pi:!;,  fnrii.e.l  of 
li--ht  anil  slightly  ela»itif  suhstancc  wlinrni!;  ar.  tnrinnii  n 
plurality  nf  branches  by  thi-  tutiin^  prnc'S-^.  tt;.'  siiid 
[■ranches  !.«  ing  symmetrically  dispnsnd  :in.l  !i.i\ink:  th. 
f  rm  .>f  .'I  liture  8  v*-ith  cutout  central  pnrtinrs,  th.'  said 
rilib.in  beinc  iiiscrted  between  th.-  baf^n  pnrtini,  and  the 
said  branches  and  dra\\  n  through  the  i^fntrn)  '.'iit  out 
p<-irtii,inB. 


1  470,f,.'!2      FQfAI.I7.INt;  TRANSMISSION       Wii.i.i.^m    H 
M.^RTiN,    N.'W    York.   N     Y,.   assiirnor   i..   .\inerirar;    Tde^ 
phoriii   and   Tebicraph   Company,   a    Cnrpnratioti    nf   Npv\ 
Yorit        ni.>d    Apr     21,    1021.       S.  rial    N       4t-„T,204        P> 
CTalms       iCl.    179--1.> 


0 


/-     '  . 


Z 


G> 


1  In  a  signaling  system,  a  plurality  nf  tra;  sird.Sf.i(ii, 
lines  of  dlfTercnt  lengths,  a  common  s.'uri'i  of  '".irrent 
supjily  tlierefor,  and  refi.dvint:  instrument-  ;!ss.>ci,-U.'d  with 
each  line,  earh  receiving;  inslrum.int  havirij  ;!  makrneti' 
Ktructure  consisting  of  a  [icrmanent  ma^'i't  and  a  (linrt 
current  coil  supplied  with  current  I'mm  gaid  source,  said 
magnetic  structure  being  so  designed  that  thf  cinihini'd 
flux  due  to  the  permanent  magn.t  and  the  dir.  'i  curr.iit 
cnil  will  be  such  as  t"  r.mder  thr  reneiver  most  efT;ci.nt 
for  a  current  value  smaller  than  the  current  valu.  cr- 
responding  to  the  point  of  in.iximuni  elBciency  wh.in  the 
direct   current  coll   is  used   alone 


1,470.e.^:C  PHONOGRAPH  RECORDER  FRrnERP  k  P 
MiTntosh.  East  Orange,  N,  ,T.,  .Mssikmnr  tn  N.w-  .T.  rs.  y 
Pat' nt  Company,  \Ve.st  Orange,  .N,  J,,  a  CirrsTration  of 
New  .l.Tsey,  Pibnl  Feb,  17,  ]it21.  S.  rial  No  4  4.'i,t'in8. 
9    Claims.       (CI.    274—24.  i 


1,  In  a  device  of  the  class  described,  the  combination 
with  a  body  {Kirtinn  having  an  upwardly  extending  hollow 
neck,  of  a  diaphragm  support  movably  mounted  on  said 
body  portion  and  having  an  apertured  upstanding  dome, 
and  a  tnbe  the  upper  end  of  which  extends  into  said  neck 
and  the  lower  end  of  which  la  provided  with  a  flange  con- 
forming to  and  slidably  engaging  the  upper  or  outer  sur- 
face of  said  dome  about  the  aperture  therein,  substantially 
as  described. 


472 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBXB  10, 1928 


1,470.634.  POWKIJ  [|K.\I«  FOR  OPKRATINIJ  PISTON 
RODS  OF  PUMP*.  PHiLii'  A  -VlYEES,  Ashland,  Ohio. 
assignor  to  The  W.  F.'  Myers  A  Brother  Company,  Ash- 
Und.  Ohio,  a  Conwratlon  of  Ohio,  Filed  Oct.  12  1921. 
Serial   No.   50T.2.'p       2   rialmg.      iCT.   74—14.) 


1  In  a  power  h 
power  mechanism  niji 
ator  lupported  by  i 
the  ca.slng  conneotpi 
pair  of  arms  oatMd| 
with   pitmen. 


INGS.      Kabl   O 
Mar     6,    1921 
T7-   2.) 


il,   thr   r'ombliiati'.u   with   :i   v:a8iiic  anil 
luiifpd  therein,  of  an  osclllatlni;  n^rn 
'!.    '■nsin^  and    havln;;   an    arm   wi'hi-i 
I    lu   th-'   uperarini;   me<'hani*^m,   and   a 
f  th»'  r;nin^  adapftd  for  ronnfK-f !•  ii 


1.470,635   APPARATIS  FOR  RESl  RFACING  BEAR 


MrKHi-BERi;.    Manitowrx',    Wis       Fllt»d 
erial    No.    4t;7,42!^t        .'    flaims        iC] 


1.    Apparatus  of  thf>  class  described  comprising  a  hollow 
pair    of    apertufpd    oppositely    trans 


frame  for  a  rotary 


holding    member,    a    , 

Tersely  disposed  bosses  on  said  memb*>r.  adjustable  means 
adapted  to  position  a  piston  or  the  like,  having  oppositely 
transveriely  disposed  N^arlng  apertures,  in  said  member 
■o  that  the  apertarts  of  the  piston  are  in  alignment  with 
th«  apertures  of  said  bosses,  said  bosses  being  Internally 
thr*>aded.  a  buahlng  positioned  In  one  and  a  releasable  spilt 
not  associated  witti  the  other  of  said  bosses,  a  rotatable 
•haft  positioned  in  said  bu«!hing  and  having  a  threaded 
portion  in  engagement  with  said  nnt.  and  a  resurfacing 
tool  fixed  on  said  abaft  for  the  purpuse  described 


ATTACHMENT     FOR     AUTOMO- 
-NoRiiAVDiH,  Swansea  Center,  Mass. 
Serial    No.    537,920.      4    Claims. 


i.4io,«3«.      rowi 

BILES.     Lous 
Filed    Feb.    20,    lp'>'> 
(CI.    180 — 53.) 

1.   In    a    derlce    t>t    the    class    described,    a    sapportlng 
ihnft  including  spaced  arms  connected 


togi'tiier  at  their  itmei  rnds  tiy  a  cross  piece  disposed  In- 
ward of  tht'  eitri'mities  of  said  arms,  said  croas-plece 
con.ifitutlng  an  ai'iitinenr  ro  engage  with  an  existing  pro- 
jecting part,  and  'h  ;«.rTiiin<  nf  the  arms  extending  l>e- 
yond    said   crn.ss  pifci     fi.riiiiiig   ^i>;ict><l    gu!d.'>;    for   disposi- 


tion on  '>iiposite  sides  ^f  said  part,  said  guides  being 
adapted  t'>  t'»'ar  d-wnwardly  "n  another  part  of  th« 
chassin,  an.l  mean^  coop-rari v  with  the  outer  end  of 
said  frame  for  binding  said  guides  and  abutment  tlghtlj 
against    the    respective   parts    which    they   engage 


1.470,H37       ACPTTYLENE  ALDEHYDE   FUSIBLE  RESIN 
EiiiL  E.  NovoTNT,  Logan.  Pa.,  and  I)on4U>  8.  Kindaix, 
Glen    RWgp,    N    .1  ,   assignors   to  John    Stogdell  Stokea. 
Huntingdon    Valley    Post    Office,    Pa.       Filed    Jan.    17, 

1922.  S.rial  No  529,945  12  Claims.  (CI.  260—2.) 
4.  A  new  composition  of  mutter  comprising  a  perma 
nently  fusible,  sidubit  condensation  product  of  an  acety- 
lene resin  and  an  ;ild>'hyde  and  a  hardening  agent  com- 
prising a  hexa  niefhyi- til'  tetrnraln,  said  Cfjmpoaltlon  being 
convertible  by  h>at  int..  a   hard,   insoluble,  infusible  body. 


1.47iVfi3H       .XHSmKIMNi,    STll.I     FOR   RKF'RIGEHATINO 
APP.\R.\TI  S       Sii  \KT   Otto   and   Jack   Ohi,  Jankus, 

Scranton,  I'a  :  >;  mI  ./ankus  assignor  to  said  Otto 
Piled  Jan  ID  I'.t::;  .Serial  No  611.810  15  Claims. 
(CI.   82—118  I 


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^'      J 

1.  An  nbsorbini;  >till  frr  refrigerating  apparatus  in- 
fluding  tw.i  chambers,  nn^  adapted  to  serve  as  the  main 
distillation  chiinitx^r  and  having  means  for  the  admission 
nnd   "sca[i<'   mi    t).,    r.  Tigefint    gas  and   the  other  adapted 


OCTOUKK  IG,  VJ'Si 


I.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


473 


to  serve  as  an  absorption  chamber,  and  means  affording 
communication  between  the  two  chambers,  said  means 
having  orlficen  adjacent  to  the  bottom  of  each  chamber, 
said  absdrptioii  chanil  er  having  nr)  other  Inlet  or  outlet, 
Tihereby  duiliig  the  heating  of  the  still  substantially  all 
cf  the  strong  liquoi-  .s  forceii  out  of  the  alworption  cham 
l>er  through  said  communication  means  to  the  distillation 
chamber  liy  the  accumulation  of  gas  pressure  in  the  ab- 
siirptlon  chiimljiT  almve  tlie  said  orifice  which  forms  the 
inlet  and  outlet  of  snid  clunnber.  and  the  gas  i.s  thenafter 
('ihtllled  off  from  the  hquld  while  in  the  distillation  i  ham- 
lifr.  and  whereby  u["mi  the  cooling  of  the  still  and  redue 
tloii  of  gas  pn  ssure  in  said  absorption  chamber  weiik 
liquid  i.s  returned  t<i  said  absorption  chamber  through 
said  communication  means  and  the  gas  thereafter  d' 
I'.vered  thr.iugh  said  commuidcatiOD  means  to  the  lower 
I'.iit  of  the  liijuid   j!i  the  absorptiim  chamber 


1  170,031).  HOSE  ATTACHMENT  Chaki.es  Pki.lik 
Okmulgee,  Okla.  Filed  Nov,  23,  1922.  Serial  Ni. 
002, 89S        !    Claim.       (C!     248-  29  t 


In  a  hose  supporter,  a  rod  having  its  lower  end  pointed 
and  formed  to  be  forced  Into  the  earth,  said  rod  having 
its  upper  end  bent  to  have  a  handle  and  having  an  Inter 
njediate  portion  thereof  bent  Into  the  form  of  a  semi- 
circle to  form  a  rigid  Jaw,  the  parts  of  the  rod  immedi- 
ately adjacent  to  the  ends  of  the  Jaw  being  flat  and  dis- 
posed in  allnement,  a  movable  Jaw  of  seml-clrcular  form 
having  flat  ends  extending  outwardly  therefrom  and  en 
gaged  with  said  flat  parts  of  the  rod,  bolts  projected 
through  the  respective  engaged  flat  parts  of  the  Jaws, 
ami  wing  nuta  on   the  bolts. 


1.470,640.  FISHING  REEL.  John  Barclay  Peuletikk 
Old  Forp-,  N.  Y.  Filed  Mar.  7.  1921.  Serial  No 
450,298.     2  Claims.      (CI.    242—84.5.1 


1  In  n  llsliing  reel,  an  annular  casing,  teeth  formed 
on  the  Inner  periphery  of  said  annular  casing,  a  drag 
for  ehgaging  said  teeth,  a  drum  located  within  said  cas- 
ing, a  handle  for  turning  said  tirum.  a  shaft  carrying  a 
cam  Journaled  in  said  handle,  and  means  for  the  rotation 
of  said  shaft  nlieroi.y  to  engage  and  release  said  friction 
drag. 


1.470,641.  Sl'RFACE-DRESSING  MACHINE.  Fhani 
PocHir,A,  Duquesne,  Pa.,  assignor  of  tjne  half  to  Pteven 
IJabic.  huijuesne,  Pa,  Fil.-d  June  S.  l!42l  Serial  No. 
475.973.      S   Claims,       (CI,   S2— 4,\ 


1  A  fltiishiiii:  to"l  ciimpri.siiig  fi  siiiiiHirt  iriK'  iiHTiijMr  s 
lutt-r  block  r<>tata'>l>  cari'ied  thereby,  rut  tint:  nicaii-^  on 
tho  Mock,  rm.-ms  for  rotating  tbi'  Mork  enilMidyiii^;  fj^ar- 
Ing  having  a  bloek  turninc  pin,  .and  means  fur  ni'.ving 
the  blorV   transversely   to   its  axis   of  rotation 


1,470,042        <LAMr     SI'PPuRT 


William     A      Rk^;>t. 


Brookllne,    Mass..  assignor   to  National   Cornjmny,  (  an'. 

bridge.    Mass.,    a   Corporation    of   Massachusetts  Kiied 

Mar,    lo,     I  :.■_■!,       S-rial    No.    451,219.      2    Claims,  iCl 
■J4S      :;u.. 


1.  A  clamp  support  having,  in  combinatifin,  two  oppo 
sitely  disposed  membirs  adapted  to  simultaneously  en- 
gage opposite  sides  of  a  flanged  beam,  one  of  said  mem 
hers  embodying  a  bottom  portion,  two  side  portions,  two 
o\iTlnppinc  lop  ixirtions  and  an  outer  end  ixirtlon,  said 
side  portions  each  having  a  slot  adapted  to  receive  one 
fl.ingi'  of  said  Ix'am  and  a  (ndt  connecting  said  members 
togethiT  nnd  extending  tlirough  said  end  portion  ;  where- 
by said  members  may  be  drawn  toward  each  other  and 
Into  engag'-mciit  with  opfKisite  sides  of  .said  t>pam  and 
a  screw  having  screw-threaded  engagemont  with  the  top 
portions  of  said  member  and  adapted  to  engage  the  upper 
face  of  said  flange  whereby  the  lower  edges  of  said  slots 
may  be  brought  Inti)  contact  with  the  lower  face  of  said 
flange  and  the  side  portions  of  .said  memlx  r  lold  in  jMisi 
tion  relatively  to  each  other. 


1,470,643.       WEIGHING     SCALE.       Orwki.i.    C.     Reeves, 
Toledo.    Ohio,    assignor    to   Toledo    Scal«>    Company     To 
ledo,   Ohii>,    a   Cori>oration    of   New   .lersey.      Filed    .Aus: 
14.    1916,    Serial    No.    114.914.      Renewed    Oct.    1.    ]',*i;i 
Serial  No.  327,742.      7   Claims.      (CI.    116—129.! 
3.    In   a   scab",    a   casing,   a   cylinder   rotatably    mounted 

therein   nnd   Ix-aring  weight    indications   on   its  poripliery. 


474 


OFFiriAL  (rAZKTTK 


OrroBFR  10, 192S 


a  frnm«'  -wf-nr-'tl   tr   rh*"  rasing  suh?»f;)ntinll,v  parill.'!   w 

»nd   at    th*-    n^ir  |'f    <hf  cylind.T,    an-1    •»    phr ^-rif^' 

"•ai'l   framo 
'L*-   weight 


n<1 
in.!: 


h 

y 

iv;nL:   >\n   i>[*nink:   tbHrHn   iili^'nin?  wi*h 

i|N..na  on   said  cylinder,   said   plate  being 

"'^S ^' 

s, 


HOTiiNf')  '■  ■•ar'-AftMTtr" 


arraii(i[ed  diagonally  across  the  fraIr!^^  wh.-roby  t:ir  <uli' 
wUIs  of  the  opeokni;  are  disposed  at  the  inafr  edge  of 
th>"  frame  nnd  cjuaely  approach  th^'  p.Tiphfry  of  th" 
■yhnder,  and  the  outer  ends  at  the  plate  are  ^idjacent  the 
outtT    edge   of    the    frame. 


I  470  044       rklNtrNO   DIE      George    U     Rr-rn,  Brook- 
>,         lyn,  N.  T.,  a-wigjnMr  to  The  International   I'ostal  Supply 

V  .   a  '"orporarion   of  New  York 
vS«rlal    No.    ms.'Sl       S    i/Ialms. 


'm[i;iny,    Br'xiWlyn,    N 


Filpd    Nov     28, 
Id.    I'M- -37.- 


1.    In  a   printing 
and  an  op^nintj  .x 
with  a  recess  formit 
interlorklnff    type 
•aid  op*»nlnu  with 
with   the  printinji 
ably  lockiDs  th--  t 
body,  and  means  c 
en^'a»;niK    ..n,-    of 
project   th*'   ty;)*'   b 
the   hdrs   are  rt-lt-a 


lie,  a  dlo  body  havlnc  a  printink,-  f,n  .■ 
iii'ing  throuL'h  said  die  Ixidy,  provid...; 
■"d  In  one  of  the  walls  of  said  o^K'nin-' 

bars     adafited     to     l.e     ,i -;-!^.ii:;r.'.l     wi"  i: 

heir  type  character-i  in  proper  r.'la'ion 

face  of  the  die   body,   mnans   for   r*-l"a8- 

[>■   biirs  within   the  op.-tiin<  I'f  th.     lie 

rried  in  the  recess  of  th  ■  lii.^  tnwly  .md 

id    type   bars   autianatically    acti:.^    to 

.rs   from   one  end  of  said  opening  when 

*>d. 


Sll 


l,470,04r.  I'ORt 

TOOL  John-  J 
1'5,  1920  .-M-r 
125—33 


1      la    a    pf^wtT 
a   reriprn'-af In^  pa 
©p^ratlon    back    ars 
noszle   attached    m 


lit  22. 


.\BLE       RECirROi'ATINO       POWEH 

RiOBEHT'',    Loaievil!".    Ky       Filed    Or-r 

al      No.     419,470         4     Claims         (CI 


fimmt-r,    the    combination    of    a    ca,«iiK', 

^t   within   adapted   to  phinge   In    normal 

1    forth    a    pred'tprrnined    dist.an'-e,    a 

♦be   hammer   end    of   said    '•a^ine   and 


provided  with  threaded  axial  borlnj?    a  d«»ep  Innkiitudinal 

>.nt  in  nc  side  of  the  thread -I  o.  rin_-  ;\nd  n  tool  chuck 
idipt.d  w'-h  'breads  to  screw  1  mju;"  iidl  iinlly  ha^-k  and 
forth  m  ~i'i  n-  z/.le,  to  lencth  n  "■■  -horti n  thi'  op<Tative 
Z'liie  of  said  reclproc.i  Mrm  par'  in  txii!  tioriTii;  in  said 
tool  chuck,  a  countert>or1ng  in  th.'  ii-.r  end  of  said 
chuck,  a  bit  provided  with  Hhnk  and  sh  Milder  adapted 
to  fit  slidably  Into  said  chuck  a  pr.'di'tirriiin>' I  distance, 
a  spring  pressed  det.  nt  niiially  dwiu.sid  flft..]  in  the 
side  of  said  chuck  and  ad(p'>  I  in  t 'o  son  win i:  of  said 
clunk  i'-\vi-:ly  or  outwardly  I'l  s.aid  no?/!.'  to  spring 
int  -  -a:!  : m^ifudlnal  slot  and  h-ld  smd  hock  from  ro- 
ta'ini;    fur'!o!    in    normal   "i-Tatlon.   as   desrrifw'd. 


1,4-n  .-,  ic 


-!"\V!\.,      M.Vi-lMNr 


W'll  t  IVM       THOM  vs 


iUojKl.NoH.i.M  K'Un.iM.s.  l..-;.  .-;■■-■  !'■„'-!•  r!  a><-ii_'nor  to 
United  Shoe  Machinery  Corp.  i  in  n  i  i*  r-..ri,  N  I  a 
Corporation  "■'  N'-nv  Jersey  I'l^n,  .;  appili-ation  filed 
Xov.  17,  Iftir,.  s.  tial  No  i:;i  ■."'■.  I'lvided  and  this  ap- 
plication filed  June  2*  !  0 !  <  ,<  r:i;  N  .  :'.()*;. 4''  11 
("laimi!       Tl     112— 5W., 


^^^^: 


1  A  ^.-nvinj  ii;  i  tilt:,.  hi\i:i_-,  iB  COMbination,  stitch 
fiirmin.'  .i.  vi  .'m  iucluUin^  a  h.Hik  needle,  a  loo[>er.  a  thread 
arm  a  p..-i'ively  actuated  nia;n  take  up,  and  a  thread 
ten-iiiin    niouiited  to  havo  at.    liixiiiary    take  up   action. 


,470 'U:  \AMTV  CA.vK  IUmu.n  M,  R.iDKlyfKZ,  New 
York.  N  V,  Filed  1  .b  iu  102:!.  Serial  No.  G1H,222. 
2   Claims.      iCl     132 — 83. » 


V 

1 

^^■^ 

y 

1.  A  vanity  cast'  -  .mpr!«iiiK  a  main  section  containing 
a  'osinorir  ,;;  i  ux  ;ii  ;-i  r\  se-fi.n  piNotcl  t-i  said  main  se.'- 
ti.'H  and  L'.!it.iiui!j.;  a  •■..-metic  and  ,i  r'nv>.r  section  incluil 
ing  an  Interior  mirror  pivoted  to  sjii.l  main  -;ecti  n  at  a 
P'dnr  di,ira..tri(a!I\  ,,p[ios<,t  to  fh*-  p;\o;  of  said  auxiliary 
section,  sai.j  ^.  .{i.ois  b-'irii;  rnn.iM.-  in  |)<>sitions  in  linear 
alii;nin.  i.f  isi-ii  .-aih  .  th.r  t,.  oom, -id. ui  tally  loxpose  said 
csmetov  wol  mirror  f.T  u-.o  and  '.i  foldixl  iM|.4itions  in 
i-'.^i-try  with  each  other,  said  la.v.-r  >.-otioii  .o  ..jieratlng 
wirii  the  aixiliarv  s.-. -oo.  •,,  ^naint.iin  ail  of  said  sections 
in   their   f'd.!.-,l   p.,^it;,,i,s 


1.470.64S      RIMI'FI!       Iwies  TI    Saokr,  Rochester,  N    Y., 

assiffnor    t.i   .1     f!     Sii;<r   •■on'iiany,    Rochester,    N.   Y.,    a 
C.irpornti.in  ..f  N^w   York        File<l  Sept     2fl,  1921.      gerUI 
No,    .■i04,o:jr)       1    ci-'um       I  CI     2!t:i -.'"..".  I 
A    bumppr   coniprisini;    a    front    bumper   bar    formed    of  a 

-inzle    pi.'c-     .f    -prin^    ni^'.ri.il    wnl.r    ,it    its    centrn)    por- 


OCTOBKH  1(1,  T.ilL'J 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


475 


tlon  than  at  Us  ends,  a  rear  bow  narrower  in  width  than   !    1.470,651.      ART    OK    M.\KlNO    SHOEf.      Wii.i.i.\m     c. 

the   central    portion,   abuttiuj;   the    rear    face   of    the    front  Stewaiu',   S«  iinipscc.t  i .   .Mar^.,   as,si^'ii(u-    to    t'liiied    Siioc 


liar   at    its    wide   and    n.ntral    portion    in    a    |d.ane    wiili    tin 


narrow  md  iioitioiif,  imlts  )ia^>iiiv'  tliroutli  lin  .  .  utral 
portion  .ahov,.  and  l>eIow  iti.-  r-'ar  liow,  and  a  .  laniplnp 
plat),  hell!  |i.\   said  bolts  on   iln-  roar  face  of  tiio  r.  .ir   '   iw. 


].»7U.t;4!i  .Mill'  (  I  ITIM,  \IAtlll-\i:  Wii  r.i  ^  \i  <t  \khnr, 
rhicuno,  ill  Fiiod  Auu  17.  I',t21  S.  rial  \..  4'.i:;.u13. 
.'J    L'lainis,       I  CI     ■'.'<(>      It;  j 


Machinery  ( 'oriHiratioii.  I'atersi.u,  N,  .1,,  a  rurpijrali.o.  ..f 
Ne«  .Jersey,  Fibd  Apr  2.0,  llilb.  .Serial  So.  2oU,71u. 
!■".    '  laiius        .(1,     12      141.1 


fi^ 


1  riiai  iinpr.  i\  rnieiii  in  tli.  iiri  nf  niaKiiiLT  shoes  which 
.'unprisos  iirst  |iro\jdin;;  a  sol.'  aiol  ,i  la^i,  ■  !o  having  an 
iii'lined  lee.sv  ami  tlir  i.iher  a  iiroj-'ci  i.n  'o  co-ofx^rate 
>wth  ill.'  roriTv^  and  also  oin-  ha\iiii.'  a  ^.,,,tid  projection 
and  tile  Dthiu-  u  surface  t..  co-oiKTate  thir.«i!!i,  :,n.l 
ih**n  applying  tli>-  8(de  lo  th,-  l.ottoiii  of  th.-  tas:  and  1.. 
laliut;  ihc  sole  in  a  preddermined  relation  i..  !),.■  e.uit.oii 
of  liie  last  by  onK,agiiii.'  ilie  said  projections  r.-sp.-'ti  v  ely 
with    tlie    said    t<'ci-hs   and    llie    said    snrfa.a  , 


1.  In  .ippar.a  111-,  for  iiiakin;;  niojit..  .-i  fraiiio  liavinc 
l>arallcl  urooved  sides  upon  whlcli  the  yarn  is  w.iund.  in 
combinali'm  with  spaced  r.itary  cuttlnR  olemitiis  l>.  tw..n 
which  the  frame  is  passed  with  th(.  grooved  sides  adjaeoiit 
tin-    oiittiii;.'  elements 


1.47(i,f;.-,o  ME'limi'  .\Mi  AlT.VUATrs  |-iiK  »  iiAIINC 
AND  ItRVINc;  F.UtRK  ANIt  OTHFR  .MATCKIAI,. 
rui.  S  Smith,  West  I'.arrin:;t.ui,  R,  I  .  as*«it;iior.  tiv 
ni.'siie  assiirnments,  to  O'lt.aniion  Company,  West  IJnr 
rintrton.  R  I  ,  a  Corporation  of  Massachusetts  Flltsi 
May  2.').  lf»2ii  Siria!  No,  HS4,22h,  ]?.  Claims  .  ri 
34—48.) 


i,      X4    "its      a,' 

*--  •       •Vf*       "'*-^       ■*■■• ' 


"rtt-  J  jfWT .  i  s^ 


^>.  The  method  of  rocoxeriii;:  the  sidveiit  from  the  c.at- 
in;r  of  fabrics  f.uch  sidvent  consist  iiii:  of  a  mixture  eon- 
taining  a  highly  volatile  solvent  the  vapor  of  which  is 
explosive  when  mixed  with  a  critical  prop  Ttlon  of  air, 
which  consists  in  passing  a  current  of  dryiiiis'  niedinni  in 
a  drying:  (  li;iml)er  counter  to  the  direction  of  movement  I'f 
the  movini,'  coated  fabric  in  the  chamber  until  the  fabric 
is  dry.  at  such  s[>oed  and  temperature  that  the  proportion 
of  explosive  solvent  vapor  in  the  drying  medium  is  not 
iireat  enmik'h  to  form  an  explosive  mixtun'.  removing  the 
drying  medium  containing  the  solvent  to  a  condensing  ap 
paratUR  and  condensing  the  solvent  by  refrigeration  and 
again  passing  the  dryint;  medium  from  which  the  solvent 
has  been  recovered  into  contact  with  the  coated  fabric. 
315  0.  O.^  ,11 


1  ,47li,tl.".2,      <;RA1'1IIC    iiisri,..\v    (  IIAKT       1I>.,.     i     w 
SiMsiiN.    Harts. Inlo.    N,    V,    ass,.-,,,-!     i..    K.  lly-Spnn;^ 
field  Tir.    Cnip.mv    N.  u    V.uk,   \    \ ..  ix  Cori»oration  of 
N.-w    ,l.rs,  y       I-il,.,!    .\  pr     2(1     lirj:;       S.^rial    No.   634,917. 
2   Claims,      (  CI.   .'{.'i    -  1  2, 1 


1  .\  f.ddable  -i.iphi,  iloart  of  ili.  .h.,ra.io!  dosriin..!. 
.  "luprising.  duplex  l".a\<s.  i>..rmanent!>'  hint:ed.  ..ne  such 
leaf  showing  the  arfiide  it  sinnilnt.  s  in  n  normal  jihysi.-fil 
state,  and  another  leaf  showing  a  dlffcretu  physira]  stat" 
when  the  simulated  article  is  in  a  deformed  condition. 


I,47<»,t>.'j:;,      I'OliTAr.I.K   clothes    URIKR       InANis    C 

Set, I, IVAN,  Hraddock.  I'u.  Filed  Mar.  .">,  I'.rjo.  Serial  No 
';•;,■;, :i!47.  Renewed  Fob.  1,  ]!I2:;,  Serial  No,  .'77,4;tO, 
22    Clainis        i  ci,    .'{ 4       If),  . 


10,   A    jwrtable   drier,   comprising   top  and    bouom    por- 
tions,  a    drying   chamber  intermeidate   .said   portions,   and 


476 


OFFICIAL  GAZFTTF 


(Htobek  16,1923 


(]'^t,'i'-!iai>lf'  fahric  «li]f  and  end  wiill.-*  fnr  sniil  cldniiri'.  sniil 
!)iis.  portinii  bavin,'  rtri  air  distrilmriiu;  chainlx^r  thfrcin 
pr'Vid.^d  \vit!i  a  p  urality  of  :iir  disoharirf"  iii»-nin>;s  (li 
ii_'  i'h;ini!ifr.  Hiiid  tup  ixirti.in  havin;.'  a 
jpfurnli'v  ..•■  .|Mt;u>-i  -iiijiiMirriiit,'  nu-aii*:  fnr  su-T'^ruli  !<:;  th> 
.fh>>;    Ai'hiii    ^aiilj    i|r\iiii;    rhnniixT.    sn''<t  :u; '  ia  M  v    a<    'l 


saUi    laiiiliiafioii'j    hfiiii;    proviripd    with    radial    slots    form- 
iiie    ovf riappint,'    radial    rix-mtK-r-;.    tlip    outfr    nipmlK>rs    en 


l,4TiV'".."4        TFiTSS       <'n\Rt.ES    I(.    SlMVKR,    T'ri-''    Hanto. 
I:,. I,        l-'il.-d     Mai     -''.     10i;j.       S.Tial     N^.      ,-4^n>!',       2 


I'lnims.       I  CI.    1- 


1  A  tr'i><  ill 
f'lid  bt-nt  liii  M  irs' 
h'"i\  «  i;!i  r  fi..  ,'xrr' 
lion  l:i  tti.'  'i  dv  ; 
to  !••  if  a-M  i'isr  til 
to  ho  '-•  ir.;i'"''''d  \\ 
maiiiK-r  n.  [«  riiiit  i' 
liit»Hidc«l  to  I"  pi  > 
[ilato  to  iK'ar  i,-  i i: 


•^      KK.. 


i|ru'  a  tl)i'  tijid  i.l.if.  h,;-.  in.'  i  i  •<  iipp^r 
I:'  aiiil  liifrt--.!  '..'.vird  tli''  wearf^r-i 
rmn-  t^'iTiiina  riii_'  ii,  r\ii<,.  ^pai'd  r«'la- 
irti'i!i  ..f  rlif  [ilati'  r.i  ir-'vid.^  a  r^ll 
>  a!i.|um.Mi ,  ^aid  jrlat.'  h-iiiiZ  do-i-iual 
I'll  rh>'  Ipi.dv  i'tii-ir.]  i!._'  -';  ip-;  iri  i 
*ii  fnliTiiin  '  !i.-!-'''in,  and  t;;.'  pad  lifiii;; 
I  ly    .  ii!-,  t  d  •  .  tho  lnii«>r  fnce  of  eald 

t    tllH   h'Tida 


easing'    til''    inii'T   ])>■*•]    p<irt''>ris    of   t!ip    liro   iipinc   fapor^d 
to    th«'ir    ''dijcs    r-'suit^'    tii!    thr    iTiri4'r    radial    members. 


1,470. Go^.         \\l\\«)\V      Si!Ji:!:\  ,I..sKi'ii       V       Wai.i.. 

\Vi'8tflpl<l,    N,   J        Fll.'d   Nov.   7.    i;»Jl,   S.-rial   No.  ;'i:!.4L'4 
!:.T1>'«>''!    Nfii-     ">     !'•-'.;         4    <'i.aiiif;        Ml     ]',*',      :',.S,  , 


':  a: 'I '■•:.:■  <  ai:  i  !;l !  "  .i;  Kvekktt  M.  Sweki.bt,  Boiae. 
idiih".  Filt'd  .1;;,  _' I  \'.'-''>  <.r\  \\  No.  ?.07.S2n.  .1 
Clalmg.      (CI. 


n.     I',    .      ar-r;.] 
bnso    wad      I  u 

cartridi:i-    .!<.•.       ;    |i     rai'< th 
"licdly  within  th.'  '.\lalU  r.f 


111   ifia ' !    ',  w   ■  ;    I  ~1ipII  havinir  a 

<.r-      \ia'l     -ai^ii^in."     fh"     '.val',-;     .■■(     t'l.^ 

.r>'a  ka  '•]■       •■'d'!it"i     <i:,i  p.  r 

■.r  rtrid_'i-  ra^i'  'ii-t  \\  .'.■!■    >,•!  id 


a      J 


V,.  \  wiii'l'-w  s.-Toen  comprislriz  a  shcot  "f  wovph 
wlrr  ■vliii~«  -riMinl":  pxteiid  i!..i-'"riN  11\  %vitli  respect  fu 
its  e<l);cs  and  at'  ?■.  ,  to  movf  in  i-a  t;  i.()ut  a  fraiiii' 
with  which  the  I'dycs  nf  fb"  ^l...t  .ni'  slidablv  ci.ti 
nected.  tho  side  hnm  of  ^ai-l  'riau'  !"-;ni;  fi.fiix'd  of  r<'l;i 
t'v'wv  •ilidnl)ie  sections,  an<I  spriii^'  riifan-  art  in.:  mi 
-  ;  I  »<'tion8  to  insure  nniforni  -lidiic  ..t  oppnsci  si.i.. 
bars. 


'.\  id-;   t'orniint;  an     nii'Mlar   ^pa.'    in    '  l-i.-  s'n  ,  I    md    tuin'hing 
ii.i    slii'll    only   at    -til''   Miiiif    .  ud    'it    '<aid     'artri.i_'e. 


1    4  7"  ■;.".',  id;i  X   ffSS      laii;     TUr      I'l;' i|  >l   I  Til  i\ 

T    ^ll^  I     'dir.i  diDId-:,       W.-;  mv:  m     ri:  v  i'.r     I'.i     1   ' 
iii.:Ui;         l-il>'d    I-'**'      4.     !!'_'::.       ij-.-rml    .\    .    .";u.j"'; 
-•(:Uilms.     iri    -J. 'a I     i.pj.) 
1.  A     pro<  "-(s     f    r     ttip     pr 'dill  tion     of    ethyl     chloride 

cnnxistiii-       ■       •••■  .■  '-     ■  i'ii.r-idphMnic     ethylPKivr     with 

hydrchln:  ii-   a   id 


1,470,6."»9.       Mli.llililli    I  AltBrRETui:        (;h*\.!mk 
G.    Wk-hterkiklp,    IndianaiMilis.    Ind.      Kii.  1     \;  i      li* 

ri-Jn       S-.rlal   No.  .•?74,9:U{.      7  ri;,iiiw       lil     Ij:      1^7., 


.    *f  /*.'' 


i.-4"o';.-7       Ai'i'.\!).\Tr's    nd;    \fi.'  v\i/im,     iiuj-: 

'    V>!\i;s.      .IdiiN    X\'.\:  \(,  I  '.s',.,.  t.iri.  Dili,.       I'Mled  .July 

V:       lO-.'C         Spf    il      Ni.      .-7  +  ..''.<'i         14     I  l.i.'ii^  Tl. 

l'^    -45  I 

5  4  \  ■■'■r"  fi.r  ■.  id'-anizin^-  tin'  .■.■isnu-^  -  aupr  wiiu' 
an  inii'iiir  '.inn  havinL:  .an  "it^idi'  .;M''far.  ■'.nr'.irtii 
iiiiT  in  '-iinroiir  wjrh  the  insiil.-  nf  ih.'  rasin.'  'n  !..■ 
f'>rn;t'd  trnl  providlt»d  with  ^-x'tiifii!  il  ciif.iii'-  ?'orniin_' 
'i'  pirai:--;  t'\  tt'ni!in_-  -iici.'.;,  (■iirri'~;["indin_-  -ii-jiiioiira! 
pi.it'";  filling  -iaid  I  ~Pi:nifiif  ,i  I  .  ait  .,iiit.'<  and  st.  nrrd  t.' 
saiii  •5id'>i  and  ■•.uiiorniinc  to  and  I'oritiiniina;  ttif  .oitpr 
rotr.piir  .if  thf  i-iir',  and  la  tnnn^trd  flpxitdv  ■  oiiiicrte*! 
Mr.'  Ih'.'I  .' tn:a c i II i;  idarps  PVfndini;  ironi  <aid  >i'uinfntal 
<i'l.'  plati's  r,,  .-..mpl-'tf'  rhp  iniiiT  [i.TipInTy  .f  r!i.'  rnri' 
\\  tl.  tl      ,,inpr..<<.'(|    h;,    fiio    tir.'    '■■i~iti_'    formin::    tri.'ld    parti. 


J.  In  a  cartiiir.'tDr  a  \va  tiT  atomizing  unit  and  two 
fu.'I  atomizing:  nnifs  f'  r  diffcn  nt  fiiel.s,  and  a  thermo- 
static .'Icmcnt  n|ipii-!tily  i-.intiollii)>;  said  fuel  atomiz- 
tnp  units  and  lUn  c.  ait  rollirn:  said  water-atoraizinR 
Miilt  to  jmt  i'  m'o  ..p.Tatioti  at  higher  temperature 
nnl    riit    it    out    of    'ipt'raiion    ,i;     lower    tempprntliro 


OCTOllKK   l(i,  15>2;i 


i;.  S.  PATEN  r  OFFICE. 


t«  I 


1. 470,6(50.      FKKH  \V.\Ti:U  M':\  KL     Ui;<;ri..\T(>l{       Ikuh 
Woi-K,   St.    Ixiuis.   Mo.      Filod    !»('(     ti.    llfjn       Serial    .No 
428,808.       2    Claims.       (CI.    i;i7— lOl.t 


1  In  a  f I  I'd  w.iiii'  di'\  i.i'  for  iioilci's,  tin  <'ind)ina- 
tloM.  witli  till'  MTtirallv  iiii'valik'  fi'i'd  water  in!"-,  jitid 
till  \ahe  (.f  till'  feed  water  pipe,  opened  and  i  lo-^.d  by 
the  movi'iMeni  of  the  feed  w.'iter  tuhe,  of  a  ehaiii  finnnited 
to  ride  over  the  wheel  of  a  valve  stem,  a  connection 
i'l'tweeii  the  eli.'iin  and  the  feed  water  tid>e,  niid  a  -series 
"t  weights  connected  lo  the  chain  ttie  laimldned  wi'ii;ht 
■  if  which  Ih  eqnal  to  the  iniiiiher  of  [uninds  of  water 
iliat    cjiri    lie   ..iriied   within    the  food-water   tube. 


i.47o.»;t;i  MANriwcTCKi:    ..i      MMi.id.h  i  m  n  i  idt 

TFRNMl)  Sllni:s,       II.*i;iiV     I       \  i:\i.-n.    Boston.    Mas>  , 

.c-iijieii  I..       I  niled      S!,.  e       M.irhiiiery       <  "rpora  I  ion. 

I'.llelv.Hl  N       .1..     a     > 'olporat  III!:      lit      New      .ler^i   \  Piled 

.June     L's,  lit'jn,     Seri.il     .Nil      :;ii'_'.l.'!  7.        Kenewed     .Tan, 
J7,      r.iJJ  Seiniil      Ni.       .",.;.■. .'I,.'  Ji.      I'laiiii-  .I'i 

12— 14-'.)  ,; 


,fi 


^f/  ^-^-^-u.^^ 


1  Tile  ini-Iho.|  of  rnalKini;  ;i  liiine,!  .■.•,,,,,  wlinh  '.on 
pri-ev  >.'u  in-  :i  n  ii|ipei  i..  a  ~ide  liaiintt  a  tlap  furnied 
at  its  heel  end,  the  sewini:  ixtenilin;.'  forwardlv  ol  a 
,101  ail.iai  eiit  I.,  the  heel  !iie;i»l  lin.,  attacliiii;;  till  in 
turned  t1aii>,'e  of  .i  mohl.  d  counter  which  is  others  Im 
latl.Khed  III  the  dio.  til  the  Hap  autl  cumpleiiii}:  iln 
una  inifa<  ture    of    th'    ^ho.■. 


]  4  7u.«rtl'  .vr  rn.\l(  iltjl.i:  lurK  U  m.i  n  m  liMiM-rr. 
I'ortland.  Orei;  I'iled  .Ian  .'..  lP-J<i  Serial  No. 
:;4!i.'_'44        1    Claim         i  C!     7t> — 90.> 


.\    device    of    the    class    des<  rihed    iijchidiii);    a    paii     o 
strips    hincedly    connected    at    one    end.    saitl    strips    hein; 


curved  a  di^lance  from  tlieii  hinged  eiid>  >.■  as  tn  i,.rui 
arcuate  sliapeil  portions  fm  enibraciin.'  :i  tire,  tlie  tree 
eiKls  of  the  strips  heini;  oft  si  l  at  riL-h!  anule^  l-  tile 
platie    of     the     ariii.ite     shaped     poi'Ihai^     .'ind     eiined     :,nto 

arcuate   shaped    sl>olce    en;:aviii).'    met r»,    tind    s..i.l    '-tiip- 

provided  with  apertures  hetween  tlie  annate  si..iped 
[lortions  fof   receiviii}.'   a   lo.  k 


],47<i. f.r.:;  ii.Fv.vinu  tnw  i:\ii,  i:oBERT  Knox 
H.MiNKTr,  riijladelphi.i  Tn  lih  d  Sept.  9.  1920. 
Seiiiil    Ni.      I(i;i.(i4.'i        1    I  laim.       (CI.    198 — 155.) 


The    coiiilii  n.i  ti'in     ii.    an    elevator    -unveyer    of   a    series 

o|     pivotiiliv     ni'iiinf'il     .oiivevii!:;    ei.nicnts;    a    receiving: 
inhef     ha\iii_     an     i\ien~i"n     noinially     projectinc    Into 

the    path    of    said    element-     nnl    niev.i'de    thereby    to    per- 
oi'     thi-ir     pas-aL.'.         v\iil,     a     r.'ini     ad.inst  a "  .i.      :■ '     vv  1 1  i     llltO 
i,.|    iiiit    ■;     tl;.     p.ii.i    ..t    ni.o.-iii'nt    of   siiid    conveying   ele- 
ments    f..!     triiipini;     them     itltir    they     litive    pas»e<l     said 
eitension 


!,47(i.i;di  .MToMATIi'       TI.IJ:!'!  I '  •  \  i:      1 ,  .\<    II  .V.NtiE 

SVSTKM  I'KVNK  K  MiHriMi.  Ilvanston.  111.,  as- 
signor, hv  mesne  a  ssi::ninetit-.  t"  Western  IHectrlc 
I'liiiipanv,  1  n.  I  .rpoia  I  I'd,  :i,  • '.  iii..ifa  n.  n,  . .  t"  Ne'.\  York. 
nii-d  .Nov  r_.  I'.Mc;  s.iial  N"  1^11  ^."is  17-  Claims. 
I  CI    ]7!4      is   , 


O   €   C   C    O   G 


^•^^ 


-J'-^'v 


1  In  a  telephone  I'xrbanee  system,  tlie  (  otniona  t  ion 
with  t(dephone  lines  extending;  to  two  set-  of  ,..nnec 
tiou  terminals,  of  a  contiicl  earrviim  jirin  a-s..iiated 
with  each  stiid  set  of  terminals,  a  loiineitin::  nrcuii 
coiinectinn  said  arms,  nieclnanism  adapted  v\  hen  rei,  as,.,i 
to  move  said  arms  adjacent  to  the  terminals  ,.!  n  .illin^ 
and  a  called  line,  respectively,  maunets  ad.ipied  wliei 
enerfrixed    to    release    said    mei'hanisms,    inaLMiet-    iida'pie.l 


-Ir78 


wht'ti    fn«>rifi«pil    to 

rncx<    "f    said    iin-'H. 
tmlU'd    at    rile   sf.-iti- 


■  n 


1,4TH.;«5         PIViiT 
T'.K-.I..       nhio.     a' 

JV'j.'      I  1.    1  ■'■_'■.' 
74       I'l-t   I 


OFFICIAL  (fAZETTE 


OCTOHKH  U;,  1!128 


rnw    <n\i\    arras   r1<)wii    upon    rlie    i-im 
anil    .ir'iirts    for    "nUi    vnniini-f^    ■'••u- 


HKAHINf;         Fr^nk      n       '   HVPMAV. 
U'tiiir     r^i     T"l>->1<1     S^nlf     rornpany 

■-irp'u'iitii'n    "f     Nf'w     .!>■>!■-. 'V        l-'il>Ml 
■rial    No     .'.•>:,-"',<       !♦    '  Intms.      (CI. 


)D      offH^'ttilliJ     Xllllll      HI'      iMllt-lltH      ll(     Iviilll.      H      l(.>«t|-<)frs<'ttlllg 

iipni! 'iluni    N'lidiiit'    1"    swir^i;    '111'    inti    'lecrt^asint;    urea    in 
,(T~ft  r  ;ii_-    .■.]  :,i,    iii.Ti  iiK'iii.-.    'f   IiiihI     mill   iii' ai!"    for   caus- 
in_'    -^ii'!    ;.' ii.|i)' liii;-    to    move   to    s>^ll^!ann,■l  il-.     i!i''    same 
t>xtiMi:  in   ofrii'tti)!^:   a   l<>a<l 


'!•■    'la-s    .l>'SiTi!..'it      1':     ■■i.iir'iiiiitioii, 
..'If  -haiK'i!    s.  ck>-t     T'ltT-ir;      and    a 


r>--4ri::-    ■,'{>•'■>■    'la^niJ   a    :."rti'ai    of    its    s:;r;"t.-''    .if    -filifri 

il     '".in. I    rcsriiij     iii    -ai.!    >...'krr      siU.I    l.>'arii:L:    i'lf't'    !ia'. 

In--    I    V  ihaj..-.!   ♦:r...iv>'    fh.T.'iii.    t!)''    ni^-x     .f    -a!'!    .r...'... 


,>assri_-    '  :i  r. 
c&'l  surface. 


u^'i     tt: 


nr..|-    .if     -'irvatiiri'     .'    <:i\']    -j.in-ri- 


1  i7n  .-a;*',      WKIirlirSi,  sr\[,K      t  i.AkiN    K  H    IT  vr'iooo, 
T. .;■.!<.,    ()!ii,,.    a^s;|;!i..r    ti.    Tub-^d"    Seal*'    r,,i:!ijany,    To- 


If.l,.,    I  >h  1. 1     a    t  ..rjK.rn  not 


l'^        r'tjn  >'Tia 


I      Ni,       :'.r,':i  ::,<>        u     Claims.        (CI. 


.f    N.'w     J.  rs.  V        Fil.Ml    Feb. 


1.  I;i  a  -caif,  in 
^riiTii  oivnra  Jiip;x.rr 
rf^il  ;■  Ti  •  -i;*'  I  "  <  in  <■ 
^a  i,]    ;a-,  .  .^  <   I'.auv'.  ■ 


!  47"  ►'.'•.7  W  KP.H 

;.».i.,  Toi.'.lii.  (  ihi 
T-. !>'•!..  nhh.,  a  »", 
:>.   Ifij!       S.Ti.il   N 


■..;;,iiiiia  lion,  a  f''ame.  ,l  1'\>t  fili- 
ng .;aiil  l.'\f;  'ijn.n  ■J.ai.l  frani'-.  and 
'.«!arifiai  alu-nin^'n*  wi'!!  rhf  axis  of 
_•   <aiil    h'\iT    ami    -a-.!    f-arrif. 


INi  ,      Si    V  1   I  'I  ^i.rv.-r     H       H  w 

.  assiiini.r  r.i  ■l'..i4.,|i.  Sralf  i  ■niiniai!  v, 
riKira  r  i.iii  ..f  N.'W  .!■  rs>'V  I"il"''l  I'i!i'' 
KJ.-^I-.      ^  '  kiiai-'.      ,  '1.   ::•;.'       '.J   . 


1     In    a    weiu'hinz 
tin;:   nPTirtulnm    tptiiliji 


47'iaa;^      ri:sri\i,   \i  \.  !i[\i:  i-"ui{   risTns   kim.s 

AM'  TIIK  1,;K1:  H'I'.  i:  '>  !Ik\(.  li.lf-l.',  Khio,  as- 
sign.)!- fi.  r..:'..!..  Si'a:./  i  ..::|.am  'rijlt'di.,  t.ihi..,  a  <'i'r- 
(...;' 111.. 'i  .f  N-  .V  Jerwy.  l''il.'.l  I'fb.  18.  1920.  S.Dal 
N<>.   ;;5!i 'ill'        -   ■  laims.      (LI.   M:> — 17.) 


1        lli      a     .|. •',!(■.•     of     the     .   I.l".^     .|.  si'l  l|..'.l        rl,      .■nlnl.lliall.'ll. 

a  tlesiblp  nuA  a.lap'.-.!  tn  -.nrr- .iiiiil  ;i  .-ipiiip!  rH^it.!.-  UmIv, 
lueaus  I'll.'  aiiall.v  ixjsiUuiiiDj;  said  l">d>'  in  said  daiid, 
means  for  tliihteuiuK  said  band  aU'u;  mhI  ...■  k  ninl 
fli- rel.y  :ip;.l\iiij  conipregslve  forc»'  Ms>  r>'tii,  and  nit>an« 
fi.r  nieasnrinL.'  'lio  oxpansive  force  i'\>rtfd  ;.>  the  Imdy 
UDder  compr.-^<i..: 


1.470.r>«9.  \Vi:i'.niNG  SC.VLE.  II*i'..,:  r>  IIkm  t..- 
le«li>,  Ohio,  a-suii.r  to  Toledo  Soil,  i  .niiiany  Tol'di), 
Ohio,    a    Corporation    of    New     I.'-.  ll'd    !"•!      -•''>. 

192«      Srrial  No.  .•{61.2r>0      21  riaiiii..      tt  J.  Jn.'.  -71.) 


r.        ^ 


SyJ?'.-v*.>.:?v'»*','j?l^;.'*<;.:;  'J< 


I.  ill  a  'si-nii..  in  <'oii!!iinnri"r:  n  li.nt'  !i'\>.i'  lia\in;: 
fulcrum,  load  and  nose  j.iw.'-  an. I  an  int'Tuif'tHa  (<■  ]ii\'it. 
a  -iti.irr  lever  having  fiilirnni,  i..i  !  and  iniso  piMits.  ail 
of  th'.  pivot.s  of  l>otli  of  .-iai.i  lt'\.T-;  ly  ini;  in  sutii«tant laUy 
the  same  horizontal  plane,  and  mean-  \\  ii.  r.!i\  ttir  ii..se 
[liv.ir  ,if  the  »hort  lever  is  support.  •!  fr.."  'ii.  in  f  ithi.  .11- 
at.    pi    ..t  of  the  ionii  lever. 


scale,     In    'oni'-iiia  !  mn 
g   to   <<«'hT.:    'h'-oiicli    i' 


1  47ii,>i7ii      sriiitiii  isi  I  iiii     KVi-:i'ii;<  i:    I'-it    mu'ko- 

'  Si'Ml'KS       ii^^vi;    I  I  Ki  M  <  I  vi' r     \'i'-iin,a,    .\iisliia        Filed 

I  I',.:,      J.',,     r.iji        <    aai     V..      ((7"'.»7       •)    I'lainis.       K'l. 

!  s,s      :;'.)  i       .  >  ,iMiii.-.i    .in-l-'r    tin'   [,inisi..ns  ..f   the  aet   nf 

I  \lai     :;,   I'.i-'i     n    sii'     I.  ,    1  .:i:;  ■ 

l..;v1  .iffs.-r  1     'rti>'    .•■.iiiPina  t\..!i    ••(   ■\    a.irr.  .-ci.p..    li.avini:   a    primary 

vivin::     ir.'s    |  ..>»•■■■??' ■•     'ind    -in    n  1 1  i  lii ''■     -\j!..in.    a    Mnmailar    fve-pfece 


OcToBtK  It;.  i!>2:{ 


I  .  S.  PATEN  J    OFFIC  E. 


479 


for    the    luirruHioiM-    haviuu    a    Hiut;le    objfcnve    lenH,    and       iKHlily    awa.\    Irum   said   nuzzle,   sia  tioii.'iry    imaiiH    tor   sub- 
ni.-anM  wlier- hy    th.-  auxiliary  ayxtern  may  !..'  brought  close    ]    hequently   wparatiiiK    ilu-   mold   t^ections,   and    ni.-ans   niov- 


>? 


:H>^ 


=-i:  BttT 


•V'-' 


J- 

V  1 

r.  1 '" 


aid.-  wilt)  .111.  of  ihe  mold  s.-rtioii.'.  for  moving  tlo  ^;a:e 
froNi  sao!  pa.ssiitevv  a\  dm  in-  the  sipalatnm  o!  t!,.'  Ilinlil 
HI  it  ioith 


1.4Tn,r,7;-;  Miil.li  i'l'ltM  Nu..^  j^nnKii.  k  .V  \!  irt  ii.sk.v, 
i"itt-i.u!-i.'li.  I'll  ,  assign..!'  l.i  I'ni  l'..rn;  i  "i  anp.ai.y ,  a  <'or- 
poralion  of  Massacii  usrt  ti-  I'il.-d  An.;  i.n  '.HI'.'.  i?e- 
lial    No.    .".•Jii.77^        1)    t  lai^l^.       (CI.    25 — 131.5.) 


'  •  '■'^^^^^•^';^.:fiaP^^<T^T^^^,^^2^ 


In  111.'  priniiii\  oi..ii'.  I M  o,  til.-  .  .iiiiliin.'il  f...-,-il  len^i; 
til.,  lattei-  ,111.1  111.  a!ixiliai\  s\>l.'ii  i«aii^  l.ss  tlian 
fo.-al    I.-n_f  il    111     !i;.     ..I..ii-.  t  i\  r    Iftl- 


i.47iiai7i      (  i.(»riii:s  w  \siiiNi;  ma<iu.\i;     il.ink  a 

Au.iM  ■>.  Ko.  h.  s;.  I  .  N  V  .  a.-->i'.:no!'  to  1'.,  i  .  '  iluf\ .  Kuiu. 
N,  v..  and  .1  II  Iiail..\.  Ko.  Iie.-t.-i .  N  V.  Idled  Sept 
.'10.      \''-i  S.  ri;il      \..       .".114  411  II      ilaiiii.^  sTl 


7~77  -  ''' 

1  III  Hi,, id  f.irni  apparatus  :\  pliir.-iiily  of  substnn t ially 
conipi.'iui'titaiy  siippoitini:  tn- Tiih.-rs  ..-ip.-iM.  .if  1i:drpend- 
ent  use  to  support  load  in  one  [.liit'i-  .ind  pr..\Id..!  with 
nie.'ins  \v!ii'ri!'>  ili''\  )ii:i.\"  I"'  oonphd  foi  r.-ni. lii: :  !!■-.■  to 
support    load    in   .-i  iiottn-i-    plan.- 

rj  .\  corn.-r  tilli  i-  for  .-.airrt-t.-  \\~>vV  .-..n  pri^i  n,  a  ti.-nt 
sheet  Hi.M.-il  piaf.-  witli  i  iips  fur  .-iiiia  :;i  ni.'  an  .aij.-i  ••'n  t 
.■d^ri'  of  tin-  niol.l  -ir.i.  tiir.-  .  xl.-iidinu  iat.  rally  lion,  a  face 
then'of 


1.470,r,74         .MF/niuli     or     Tit  IM'.V  I!  1  M .      A     i   liMliNTI- 
TMIS    ((jMI'OSITION        .losKi'M     \\  s\     AMii's,    rinla- 
d.'!phi:i,    ra        Filed    Mar.    iin.    19-'l        S.  rial    No.    4:.7.0'.>9. 
Ill   ("iaiiiis        I  ri,    l(>r.      .''(>,  ) 
1     'III,    m.Mliod   of  prepariiiL'   a   c.  niriilil  ions   ciiiipositian 

\\iii<li    ,,,i,~is|s    in     lakiiii;    coinnion    earth     iii    roiiiminiited 

form   and    mixini;   ..~jim.'   in    .-i   holntion   ci.nii 

ra  iliona ! .'    ami    '.miIi-i    and    then    iinxin.;    tti 

sii  I'-a  ti 


d   of   s. idium 
w  i"  li    sodiiirn 


1,    In   a   .loth.s   wasliiiiL'   niaehln.',    ili.-  (oiniiinalioii    «itl. 
n    I..,  .'ptio  1.-.   of  a   wat.-r   a^'itator   nioval.l.    in   tli.    ree.-pta 
fie.   a    h\d'""ili'     moloi    ,-nran'_-e|    in    tin-    r.-.-tpta.-l      !..i    .'1 
eratin'_'    said    a;:itator.    a    Imnsiii..;    siii  roniidim:    said    mol..r 
and    Hpaeed    thcii  troni    to   affoiil    a    water   rondin-loi-    with 

an   oiitlt't    at    th.     t..]!,   .- xhaiist    I'hamh.'r    into   whi.li    .\ 

haiist  wal.'r  pasMs  from  the  hydraulic  motor,  and  m.-an- 
for  .'stahlisliin^:  coininnnicn  tioii  lu.|w..'ii  said  .xlani-' 
cha  nil..-i    a  n.i    sa  i.j    \\:\  l.-i    run  dm  tor 


1.4711  f',7r.  MI'iTllol"  FOU  .M.VKIN'.  I'.vriiU  1  i  ,\  \  1  NO 
IMF  Al'I'l'iAlt.XNCF  OF  1  l.VNI  iMA  I  d:  I'Al'!  K  James 
II  \  AiiMsiiaiNi;.  Ihdyoke.  Mnss  .  assi-mir  i,.  Am.ri- 
aii  \\ritini.:  Faji  r  I'onipany,  a  ( 'orpota  i  ioi,  ,.f  Nrw 
.lersex,  Fil.-d  Oct.  10,  1!»21  Serial  No  .-(m'.,s7:-!  1 
riaim.       i  <  1     f"--  -4'J,) 


1.470. (■,7'.'         1)IKAASTIN<;      MACIIINK         .Imskpii      .\  m 
BROSB.    l>.-troit.    iMich..    assimmr    to    Michiuan    Smelting; 
and   Hefiiiinc  ('iim[ian>.  I»etroit,  Mich  ,  a  (  oipoia  ti'.n  of 
Mietilk'an        Filed    .Ian     24,    VX1\.      S.-rial    No.    4:^0,.-:!'^ 
14  Claims       (CI.  22-    70  ) 

1.  The  coinliinafion  with  a  nozzle  for  the  passa;;.'  of 
molten  metal,  of  a  sectional  mold,  a  passa^'eway  for 
placing  the  ca\it\  within  s.'iid  inolii  iu  communication 
with    said    Mo'//l.'.    n,c.iii-    for    mn\iiii:    said    sectional    mold 


Jc   ■ 


9 


;:t-  ^  ~r'  tS', 


'<.r. 


In  a  pai»r  maliink.'  machine,  iu  comiunation  a  p\i!p 
vat.  a  rotaliiis;  cylinder  comprisin^t  a  making  sore,  ii  bav- 
iiiK  spaced  apart  imiterforat.'  striiis  projectlnK  from  the 
surface  thereof  for  iiidentiiip  the  vveh  of  pulp  formed 
thenH)n  in  divisional  lines,  a  series  of  pairs  of  pres.s  ruils, 
top  and  twttom  felta  eniraKinu:  opposite  .sides  of  the  pulp 


4'*<) 


ihr'i(i_'h    salii    pres;* 


tii 


OFFICIAL  <iAZETTK 


UCTOBFK  10,  1923 


»>li    ;iM    It    pas^fs    -.iirce^sivfly    tliroutiti    ■mid    press    rolls, 
'r«'?(kir    ruM-i    fur    rwr-fivinj;    Kiiiil    pulp    w>  b    afttr    passing 
riills,    ■'aiil    tireakiT    viU    nitin^    iri'' 


'li^illy    fo    pull    <;ilil    \\  eb    apart    iiitu    imlivitlna  i    shoft^    ' 


Inifs   of  division    ftnTfuf.   on"'   or   innri' 
lai'tiiig    top   and    bottom    fflta    for 
•  ■'■i\  iiig    s;iiil    itivid^tl    nlitvts    of    pulp    from    -(aid    breaker 
:  ills  rtiid  rarryiim  the  siime  arouDd  naid  dri<r  cylindi-r  <>r 

vlimN  r>i.    ;i    ^izini;    '>;itli,   and    top  and    tkottotn    cuntaci  in;; 
f»'!'.    fipr    [■•'■■.•JTi  lii;    suid   dlvidi^l    sh<'' ts    nf    pulp   from    said 
Ir;-!-     \lni.:>-i-   or   i-ylnndtrs  and  i^irryiiii:   tli''   -i.imc   in   and 
Kilt   ,,'   »;i  ti)  -lizing  bnth. 


for  u'iviriR  tli>'  ^iiid.  1  iiai  k  and  forth  raovpnient,  and 
in  ans  for  impart  iiii:  fiif  ininry  motion  of  the  spool  to 
tht'   screw   shaft   so   that    fhi'   cuiile   will    vary    in    its  speed 

)f     trn\-.rs.      aliini;     Mi.      ^| 1     In     a<'i'urdance     with     the 

)?rowth  of  the  sjioii!,  -aid  iiifans  i-onsistinv;  of  a  power 
t ratismif tini;  iii'aiis  derivink'  it<  i>ower  frmn  the  spool, 
substantially    as    d<  scrilH'd 


l.lTO.tJi's         KM'ITIN*.      MAiHiNK       HKAP         IIkkbrst 
TlIKoiMjRK    liAi.i.AUii.    N.irrist(i«  n.    I'a,      Oriuinal   appllca 
tloii    tlle<l    Mar     Jtl.    lltJI,    Serial    No     4r.ri,9-.'4.      Idvlded 
iiid     fhis    appliinli'ii     tiled     t  eti      11,     I'.rjj        Serial     No. 

■.::r,  m.'      :;  iiaims.     ^cl.  6ft— i^li 


I  I 


7'         IKMI'KaATT  UK    RELAY       NiELS    K.    Andkk 
-■'N     v\  iikinobnre.    Pa,,   assignor   to   Westinghouse   Eh-c 

■■"■■•  k  Manufaetuiliig  I'ompany.  a  < 'nrporation  of  Fenn 
-.Mania  Hied  Lir  !><.  1919.  Serip.l  .No.  291,152. 
».   t'laiins        I  I  ;     _••> 


,«■ 


\       \    'i„  :■ 
•  if     ill.  :■'  HI". 

heatiiiL.'  the 
p<is|rinti  of 
tX'lii^     influe 


!,4Tn,t;T7 

lUl   I   A  It  1 1 

No.   ♦.-.-.,9 


iiioiiiete;    I'ouiprisi iig   a    L'ai,fill.i  r'.    tu'ie,     i    ho.iy 

iiitermeiliately    dinposesl    therein,    means    for 

mercury   only   and   means   for  preventing   the 

the    lowf  r   end    of    the   body    of   rnereury    from 

I'^ed    by   jrhe   tenip-Ta ture   of    the   .mihient    air 


KNITTI 

N'HTist.i 
J4        9   Cl 


*"!     In   comliinatiui 
•eeeivf-  the  fabrir  th' 
(Jp-ih    whif-h    the   fabi 

the  revolution  of  th 
spool  grows,  a  guide 
for   .lirecrint'   th.'   fa 


I.  .M.\t  HI.NK       IIkurkut    I'HKfnHiKK 

II,  I'a       Filed  Mar,  20.   I'.e.i,     Serial 
inis.      ii'i    foV^O.) 


1  III  ■  iriiliinutiun.  n.-.  .lies,  a  tieedle  eyllnder  having 
nil  •  iteriorly  sitpw  i  hreadi-d  hollow  shank,  a  frame  sup- 
[lorfliie  the  cyllmler.  and  having  an  ripening,  the  wall  of 
whii'h  is  screw  threaded  interiorly,  and  through  which 
the  shank  extends  with  its  screw  threads  engaging  the 
screw  threads  of  said  .)penin2  to  afford  vertical  adjost- 
tnent  of  said  .yllniler  by  luriiing  it.  and  .i  lock  nut 
''■arinjf  upwnrdly  ,);.Minst  th.'  under  sid>'  .if  the  frame 
encircling  the  whank  .and  engaging  the  screw  threads 
thereiif.  and  bearing  ana  hist  ftie  under  side  of  the  frame 
to  lock  the  cylinder  In  position  «nid  encjrcHnK  lock  nut 
beini;  hidlow  for  the  juisH.i^'e  of  the  fabric  therethrough, 
and  a  '-am  for  uperani-^  the  needles,  substantially  as 
described. 


with  n  knitting  machine,  a  spool  to 
rpfrom,  a  drivinir  drum  for  the  spool 
■  earried  by  the  spool  rests,  whereby 
spool  varies  as  the  diameter  of  the 
iirrantred  to  move  alongside  the  sik)o1 
l|ric   thereupon,   a   double   aerew    aliaft 


470, 'm',.       i;l\A\li:i;       SihNEV    M     I'.Ki  i.iiiM,t;K.    Waynes 
^'■r...      I'a         is-u'iinr     to     Wavne     T.kiI      Manufaeturlng 
I '.iiniii  ny ,    W.i  >  iie-b.irn,    I'a,    a    i  i  rpnra  !  t.ai    of    I",  nnsyl- 
vain.-i  Fil-.l      I 'e.        C,       I!rJl  S.ti;i:      S..      .".20.404,        5     * 

'Vein  4        (CI.   yO— 12  "   I 


rr-  trf 


H  ■:   -' 


if 


.  o 


in'' 


} 


1  .K  too!  bo|d<  r  lia\!!i:;  ;i  shank  and  an  expansible 
pilot,  means  enc:iL'iir_'  --aiil  [I'll-.t  ,uid  adjustal)le  to  expand 
the  same  and  means  of  the  r'ar  end  of  the  shank  where- 
by the  adjustinc  means  can  be  actuated,  substantially  at 
set  forth. 


4  K  1()B^K  1(1,  liij:'. 


I  .  S.  PATENT  OFFK  K. 


481 


1.470,6hU.  FIKNACK  limiKuK  N  Hi  am  ii  uip.  San 
Francisco,  ("alif  ,  assignor  to  Coliuar  Hurner  iC.  San 
FranclKCo,  <'alif,  a  Corporation  of  I'alifornla  Filed 
Nov.  27.  1922  Serial  No  •'.o.'^.M  t',,  2  I'lalni.-  <•'!. 
126—118.) 


1      \i!    apparatus     for    heating'    purp<.s«'s    con»piisiiii:    a 
suiiable  source  of  heat  supply,  a  lieat  coniiKirtnieiii   with- 
in   the    base   of    which    said    supply    Is    locate<l.    said    com 
partnient  Iwdng  composed  of  a  series  of  heat  nciniiinilating 
units   arranged   in    parallel    relation    and    having   oix-nings 
communicating   with    the    upper   and    lower    areas   of   said 
compartment   and    through   which   heat   lurrents   ri.siiig   in 
said    eompartment    may    enter    and    einulate    and    return 
to     said     luat     comi>artment     in     the     /one     of    sail     lieat 
supply,   an    nlr   <ompartment    surrounding   saiil    heat    eoin 
partnient   and    through    which    air   eirculnies   and   bee.,ines 
heated    from    contact    with    the    w.iUs    of    f^aid    heat    eom 
partment 


1     4  7  0  .  r,  S  1         UKi;ri,\H)U    SYSTHM        i  i  mom  k    a 
BoDiiiK.    riilsburgh.    and    n(>swKiJ>    K     Cri.iiM.s.    \Vil 
kinsburg.     I'a..    assignors    to    WestinKhous..     i:ie<tric    h 
Manufacturing    t'ompany,    a     Corporation    of     reniisyl 
\ania       Filed    Aug     10.    191S       Serial    No     249.325.      1  .'> 
I   laiins        Ml     171       229  ) 


f  ^-  1 2 


1  47o.t;^2      \  i>i.r.\<;F  Ki;i;r!..v  11  lu     sYsri:M      r,  w.- 

i:m  K    .\     HnuiUK.    l'illsbnr;;li.    I'a,,    as-ign.ir  1..    W.slinf 

lioiise    Idictrir    \    Maiiiifai  t  iiriiit:    <,iiiipan.v  a    i,,rp..ra 

tioli    ..t     l'etin!->  Ivaiiia,       I'ib'd    N.-'      '.<,     IIMv  S.rial     Nn 
i;r,l  ',•_'  i,       s    (  'la;!!!-,         <  "'      17  1        1  19   ■ 


"7 pilQQ> — 


r 


H 


t— »r 


'»    V 


9  ,»,■  p  f 


4"    if  X* 


I      i  I,  I. 'filial.. r     ,-\slrni      for     a      ^uppl.v      -ir    :i:t       n 

1  iHii-'iii  III.  1    liaviii;;   «indiiiK   conie-iiid    in    -•-rii-^    «m!i 

till-  snppl\  .iiiMiit  and  a  .second  windlui:  ■  .ii  n..  te.l  .iir..ss 
th.'  supjil'.  liienit,  an  inipedanee  devii  e  -.H'  Ind' .!  iii  Mie 
i-inuil  .il  said  -e.-.iiid  v^indint,  .  1.  .a  r..  n  sp.  ii.>:\  ■  nuans 
for  i-ont  i  uliin^:  the  effective  xaltie  .if  ■^aid  d  \  )''  .  .iiid 
1..  alls  .;o\Miied  by  the  suppl;.  'i  ri  n  it  \iilla^i  iiT  i'loiir 
ing  said  el,-ctro[Tsj)oiisive  means  inefle.ti\.  u,  ...iiir..!  the 
.■ffeciive  value  of  >aid  de\  ie.  I.,  uiauit.ain  a  .-ubsian- 
iiall.\      ..iislaiil    -iipjily  circuit    \oltage. 


!  t7"<-,K.;      sri!i  \v  (  r  rriN<;  MAfniNi:      in  im.i.i-h  \. 

liioiiM       laie,     I'a,     ,a-si,::niir     n.     K  ickert  Sliaf.  r  <"om- 

piaiiy.    I'.rie,    I'a,    a   < '..rp.ira  t  ion    of    I'eti  hs>  !\  aiua.  Filed 

.\pi-     7      i'.i22       Seiial    No     ,",.".o  :;<'ic,       r,    Claims.  (CI. 
10      96.) 


1  III  i,  Ilia,  iiili.  of  ibe  .lass  .le-.  ribeii,  :\  >e!f  ..pMiili;,' 
f.i.  lioMii',  an  o|»-iatinu  .irn;  therrnii.  an.t  iinaii^  ^up- 
porle.i  in  th.'  Ii.iri/onial  jialh  of  feed  lra\el  of  ^;nd  arm 
.adapted  lo  eiiiza^'e  >aiii  oprratini.;  aini  lu  i  ios.  i-aid  die 
liidder  and   loiitiol   lb"  opening   of  the  same. 


1  ^7lc•.>^»       .\li;il.K  I  hi;  Fl.niiS      l.s.is  H.  Caue,  Tort- 

hdi.l     I're;:.    a^-iL:n.ir    t.i    .Vnieii-an    liijuiii    Meier    Com- 
p.iiiv       r..itl.iiid.    I  iri  ^' .    a     t'orixiral  i.'ii    of    W  nsli  ni;;toIi. 
I         Filed    N..\      1."      I'.r.'i        Siri.il    No     ,".l.".,ls7        ]'A   il.iinis. 
Hi.  7:4     .-(o. , 


1  In  a  regulator  for  a  supply  circuit,  a  main  control 
magnet  operated  in  accordance  with  supply  circuit  con 
dltlons,  a  resistor,  means  governed  by  said  magnet  for 
controlling  said  resistor,  an  auxiliary  winding  associated 
with  said  magnet,  an  inductance  element  in  circuit  with 
said  winding,  and  means  for  varying  the  direction  of 
current  flow  in  the  auxiliary  winding  to  prevent  bunting 
action. 


1.    In    a     Iliiid    meter    including    a     cylindi  r.     n     pi- ton 
,    reciin  ocable    therein,    and    a    control    vahe,    thi    cmbina 


482 


tH'ill, 


OFFICIAL  (tAZETTK 


(.Ktoijku  U>,  1923 


tlon     rhorewith    of    H-alre    controllln?    mpans    fomprlsini? 
doRs    ^neaiteahle    wji  h    the    ralvc    fo    holiJ    It    In    Pihaust 

!"«itl()n.    I    pin    in<l"|i.<D(1ent    of   m<1   pr;:;i  gf-nhl.-    wifh    -^ii.i    I 
til    iwck     iht'Tw     it:     va!v  ■  tir)I(liiiLr    [KHiriun      ^;ihl    i'i;i 
'Dsraceabk  by    fh^  ptstnn  as  Ir   advnncfs  m   rf^l.-MSf 
all!   il..4«.   an  J  m-ann   nperablt>   upon   rel''a8»>   of   sHjil   'lugs 
II   r>'    iTi^e   t!!»-  valve 


1,470  '!>*7  \AI,\  K  i,H 
himbun.  I  »hio,  a«s!k'T:i 
an.l  one-thlrri  t"  Th- 
i*hio.  Ftl.^d  Vpr  S, 
n.>wed    J'llv    1';.    i;i23 


iM'i:(: 

■■    1  "! 


I  'n  vFHKS    1 
(-  thini    to    Hi 

f     l.li.rl        i^Otll 

■<i'ri;i  '      \(^ 

ill;-  .(■]       -, 


,      I    I.AKKK,    (■()- 

■nfon  F.  Stirt 
of  < '(ilnmliiis. 
.'.'.'". 7:;7,      Re- 

1^  -2!t  ) 


I.47i),r,-v.-,.       VKNTir.lv  lOR 

111       Fil.-ti  Apr 
I  CI.  Its-    .Tl,  , 


<lI.  vHiiEsE     Chicago. 
-  -I  ;       1  tlalms. 


1      1  :i    \>'uf jlatin;:   rn. 
•^■w  iiaut>  hfivlne  a   V' 
r)[K»t!inc  in  tbo  fnrni 
<;iiil  Ap'-QiniT  i.n   un* 


■liinnisni.  ihc  i '■nii'iii;it  im,   i.f  ,i   wi;, 
ntiljifint:  ot>*^ninK.  n  sbutter  for  satil 
t  a  ulass  platp,  a  tnildo  bar  brideini; 
sid*'    if  s:\id  paii»\  said  shutt-T  bping 


bob!  a;:ain<t  ■said  ;iani'  '■■}  srtiil  zu\(\<-  :.ar,  siiid  pjiii^  !i:ivin: 
a  _'Mii!.'  opfnine  tbere  ihrmigii  ab.jvc  said  Vfntilatln^'  npt'ri 
i!i«.  ;i  r.ird  «*.riirt>.l  -it  one  end  to  the  upp'T  end  of  ^aid 
shatter  and  .itendinj  throuch  «uid  eiiide  o|>.Miine  r..  iv.. 
nianlpiilated  on  the  .ither  sid.'  of  said  pane  to  rai<»e  nn,l 
lower  said  shutter,  fisid  snilde  bar  havini:  a  (fnlde  slof. 
and  an  .»xten-;lon  on  ialrl  shutter  enL'asring  In  naid  «lof  tn 
conriio'  said  ohmrer  to  vprtir-al  muvpm'^nr  wh.Ti  i'  is 
mis.'. I  and  b.wered  n4  mofins  of  said  i^ord. 


1470f>,S«       ['A>*TE-'l  I    BR  CM'       \Va!  rm    \V 


Charlestnn,     S      r 
r.  +  l.ion       i;  Clai'ii-, 


F'lfe.l    Mar     i.     lO: 

iTl.    1.'21— -60) 


•     VKfTN  11-  i 

S.Tial     \. 


1  A  I'li.su 
ftpMi'l''  !ia\  i 
s;nil  riillar  !i. 
(111.-  e<!u''-  -if 
adapt  I'd  to  1. 
collar,  sab  I 
with  tile  itid 
esp   in   i's  ra 


ni.Tnhi>r    tor    reccpr.-i.'lcs    .'niboilv  luz     i     i  •■- 

nc  a    nerfc,   a   '■r>!lar  eniraircii    witli   «flid   ni'i  k. 

ati   f\f i'iisj4>ii.   a   rap  adaptiil    '.n   •■riL'ai:> 

•(dlur.     -^aid    eap    li:ivini:    an     ••xt>'ns:i,n 


I V 1  n 

the 


I>ivorally    '■onnectf.l    t.,   th.'   'a  ti'ii -i  ai   ..t    Mi 


■utensii.ri 


iniduiiins;     ini'aii-     t'..r 


of  tb.    eatension   ol'   tlie  i-:ip    f.ir   hobliii 
st-d   p<mi(  ion. 


nii'i!  r 
:   sai.i. 


I  -V  v.il\.'  i;ri!Mlih^  I'.i  i'!ii|:ri.sii,i;  n.  I'oinliiuatioii,  a 
►  loiojl.-  jiri.\n).'<i  \\i(L  r.-ui.  w<  I-  iMMPiDts  pr>)JiTtiii^'  traus- 
\<i--t-I.V  ther>i  mm.  m  triii.r  sl.fv  providfil  with  dlamet- 
r'laliy  i.pposeu  -pirai  hIoLs  ! h.Tftliroutjh  enjj;ttj;lnj{  said 
ii'-arinin*  to  rotat<-  <;o-  -piinli.     .:    ^prii.k:  l»tM.-.'ii   Hi,    Kpin- 

dir    and    the    inii.r    sl.'.w,     i n.r    sl.'tM  >■    .ovcrini.-    the 

inioT  sleeve  and   hobliii^   saul   j.r.iji  < a  ink;   'nairiiiK.s   in   ;>lace 
and  an  oi-'ratiiig  hamllf  fur  th-'  sl^•,.\^■s, 


'  tT'-i;^^      iiisi'i.w    iii.\i(  ^.      a-nKiM-  .i    r-ifncLAVD, 

Sprincli.M      .\l,is>  i-sicnor    t..     l\i!.t..      I'.i-^.t  h.  rs     fom- 

oany.    Spritiirti<-bt  Vms.       ■\    f'i.rponutoii    of    Mansaehu- 

-f^-        Mb'i!     V'l.-  .■>;      i'l.'n        s.-rial    No.     JO'3.141.      3 

•  lainiH       M'l    -jn  28. 1                                             i 


^<>. 


!,  It!  1  'li-fpla^  il»\i..  I  .  luptaslng  a  b<).\  [ir..viileil  with 
a  hini;>'(l  <mi.1  pnrn..;i,  ,i  > '■a  v  tMrinnl  ..f  viich  sizi-  as  tn  tit 
^^i'bin  l!i,.  i...v  an.l  (ila;ii.i|  r..  ...n'.mi  a  plarality  nf  arti- 
eb-  a:ii!  sii  )■!>., r»  i  iit;  in.  nit.. t-  .  \  !  •  n- h  ii;.'  acrnss  th.'  Ih'X 
an.l  ■  nza-'in-  'ii-  -|.p.-,tr  sidt  »  tiierinf  l..r  -iipl-iM  1  lis 
-ai'l  ira\  ""r.  iii  r  to  -nb-  of  the  IxiX  :ii-l  fur  hubjini.'  the 
sides  in  proptT  iipriKbr  imsiri..!:  whip  s.inl  bm-.aj  -Tid 
portion  of  the  box  has  t  i  .  n  rrih..\,,|  •,.  pi-rmir  r«'ad.v  nr- 
cess  t.i  ?!;.■  p.ir'i.ai  'if  th..  '...t  )..  toMii,  s:ii.!  f  ra  \  witllonf 
dist  iirliiii  J    Ml.,    trav 


l,47llt;>^;•       .  1 1\  \  i:K  i  1  ill!      i\i  i,' I'^f  in:    I'ori    vi:iii- 

<'LES.        i:'.A-v(!D    LoVKIt      HiiITiIm      \       \    ,     assii;iii.r     to 

lover    Tup    arid    rr>iivr-\r,-r    <  ,       In.        ItnfTalo.    N.    Y.,    a 

<  orp..ratiiin   -f   N"W    ^  ork        i'licil    ,\  pr     2-*!.    11*10.      Serinl 

No    21»2.]5H       2   I'lainis       ul    29<l — 45  ) 

1  In  a  -oiivtrfible  iin-ioKiir<,  adapted  for  attachment 
T.i  the  JKxiy  of  a  v.hicle.  the  ■■..n  l.iiiai  Ion  with  a  top  frame 
bavintr  a  beam,  nf  a  wall  seotnm.  an.l  a  r.-lensable  hintrlDg 
d«'vlre  ptvotallv  att;i.hiii-  -ai.l  s.  .aiin  to  -ai-1  beam,  said 
ilevir..  i'oinj)risir!u'  a  dra  k.-r  aft.  rb.-,l  p.  sjiid  Sfction.  a 
rn-ius   pt'.'ir.illN    ...nn.  .  (.■,!    unt.    ~.-.i.|    •.ri-k.-i     inn!   a    loclr- 


i 


OcToBKK  m,  v.>2:i 


\  .  S    PATENT  OFFK  K. 


4a^ 


inir    member    havfne    a    toneue    att«che<l    thereto,    a    l<»ver 
positioned  on  said  bracijer.  s.iid  tonu'iie  heint;  spaced  from 


ii|«>n   tlie  lasiiijr.   mordin;.'   ni<:ins   niounir.)  at    i>ii.    <  ii.i   of 
tbi'    b'Vi  r     aiiil     inefin-    at     I  lii'    opp<.sitf    >imI     <>(    tlie    lever 

Hpareil    fr..;ii    t  he   a  f  111:1 1  a  r. '    \Oii-ii    thf    hu.-r    .<    f,  ri  t  r;i!i7ed 


ill    the    eoi !    ^aif    iaii;;iui  a  bit-    !i\-    tbf    armature    dnri'  _•     •' 
overtravel    of    ili.*    latter   immediately   following   cctrfc'iza- 

I  bai   I.f   thi'  r..il 


>.aiil  raik.l  .iml  adapl.-d  I..  pa>s  lbrini:;b  a  slot  in  naiil 
'"•atiK  I'l  '.I'-  lurni.l  across  a  lip  of  said  sb.t  to  hold  s.ald 
beam  between   said   !i.iiL.'iii    and  tiaid  braik't. 


i.47o.i;;mi.      (  (iNVKii  riHi.i:    IN*  i.usi  lii:    imi    \i:iii 

rl,I-;s         i:ii\\.Miii     luxni.     Knffalu.     .\      ^   .     ,as.-i^n..r     t.. 
Iiivei      r.ip    and    Toincrter    i'..     Inc.     Hiiffalu,     N      V  .    a 


i,i7nai;i_'  id;vi(  |.;  i'mk  i'!;i;!mni.  mhist  \in  ,\nd 
s-ii:,\M  TO  r.AHi'.i  Hi:  n 'H.-  i-.i,i.k  \  \|.  i  mh.kv. 
Iiil'ilii.  ohiii.  I'ib'il  Ma\  ;t,  !'.!.'!  Serial  No.  4';"  --•■,".. 
1  Chiim.      (CI.  12.'i— -5.) 


1   ..pp.. nil  i. Ill    I.f   N.-u    \,irk        l'il.,1    \..\     12.    IMll 
No.    :;.'<7  .'.  1.".,      t;    riaims.       (Pi     2iH;-  -4.a.) 


Ig,         2  1        ^V-*', 


r:.,l 


!      Ill    a    side   enrbisitiL.'    di'vi(a'    for    vehleles,    til    be    posi- 
tliilnal    belvM-i.ti    tin     bi.ilv    i.|    I  iie   \ehiel.'    .•iild    it.-    top    tram.' 
-ide  rail.  .'I  clamping  !irn<'l(i't   d.'t  arbnbly  fixed   to  said   rail 
I   doubli'   s;ish    fiaini    pivoti-d   to  said   bracket,   said   double 
sasli    frain.'    (umprisiiiK     l^^i.    parts    liin;;ed    toKelber    and 
riieaii-    for   holding:  h.-iiil   doiibU'   ha-b    fianii'    in   aiiKuhn-    p.. 
sition  on  said  franii',   said   means  eoniprisiii};  a   lirst   niein 
ler   piMded   to  said   liriiel<et   above   the  pivot  point  of  said 
sash  frame  with  Kaiii  brarket.  a  .second  memlier  in  sliding 
.  iiL'.a;:' nionl    wiib    .-aid    lirst     ineinbrr.    means    for    drawiii'.^ 
-.lid  niriiibirs   in^.ibiT,  anl  ;:   link   pivntallv    a  t  taidi  ini;  sai.l 
-I'litid  tnemi'«.r  with   lii,'  Iluit  nirmlier  of  tbi.  dnubb'  -a-Ii 
Ira  mo. 


.An  en:,')ii,  .•xli;iiis!  pi[.e  ba\in;;  a  '.aitanier  .'i.lapie.l  ;i. 
bold  absorbent  material  fixed  fo  it.-  side  and  upeninj:  up- 
wardly at  a  IMiint  below  (lie  top  ..f  Itir  l.ip.',  a  rfilld  Slip 
ply  pipe  leailinn  int..  ibc  said  <  ..nta  iroi-  ai  .ai.  side,  a 
Stove  tn  the  form  oi  a  downwaiaily  opoiiiii^;  air  (.•oiitainer 
hnvini:  end  walls  mt  away  to  seat  on  tbe  cxbaust  pipe 
and  bavintr  sidi'  walls  depindinK  lit  tlu'  sides  of  said 
t'Xbanst  pijie.  one  of  wblcli  sidi'  wall-  .Mnid-  ab-ti:;  -.'liii 
(ontaitnr  in  spared  reltition  thertto  ain!  has  a  v.rtical 
slot  reri'ixint;  said  lliiid  .-aipplv  pip.,  lumk  i...|i~  dip.ii.i 
in;:  fr..iii  1  b<  top  of  said  stove  and  euibraii  ti;,'  tin  .  xiKia-! 
pip.'  ti.  ib'iacbabl\  bold  tb"  stnvr  iu  imsitiim  wloiebN  tb.' 
sti.ve  may  bi'  r.-adily  fi'tin  .\  .-d  fmnr  the  exbaii-»  pipr  and 
-aid  <oiiiaiii.'r  witbont    wbidl\-  deta(hinj,'  the  .-aiii    bolts. 


1.470,001.      RI'ICoiiDINt;     I'KVICE.      Chabiks     H.     Mai; 
sMMJ.,  Jr.,    Wilmerdiinr.    I'a.,   assinnor   to   WeMtinKlioii-.' 
l-;ieefric   &    .Maniifaci virint:   Company,    a    I'orporalion   of 
I'ennsylvnnia.      lib d  l»ec.  i:;.  1;»1!»      Serial  No    a44.tiO."i 
■A  Claims.      iCl.  234-1.5.) 
2.    .\  recording  device  <'omprlRin>;  a   nolenoid  coil,  a  cas 

Inc    therefor,   a    loosely    flttinc   nrmtitiiri'.    a    lever    |)iv<«ted 


l,47<i(;p,;       I  o.Ml!|\i:ii  rii\i:H    ,\  M  i   SPul'T    liiK  \i:- 

Si:i   S        .Is  MIS    i:     .\lrii..    Tab -tin.,    W       \  ;i        li|,,l  M;.| 

-'2,     I'.i-l,    S.Tial    \..     4.'4.474,       R.n.'H.-d    S'-pt.    27.  ''.'2. 
S.riai    \.      .". '.HP '.•'.! 7       .".   Claims.       i  CI.   215 — 38.) 


^9 


1      III   a    .le\-i.'.'   of   tb.'    rbara.tcr  iii's.'i'ii..-.i     a    b..i!\     nit-ni 
Imt  adapted    loenibrai.'  a   portion  of   tbe   neck   of  a   bottb. 
a     damplnc    member    hinged    to    said    body    iiiMnber    and 
adapted   In  embraei'  tbe   remainder  ot   tb.'   neck   of   t'ln   hot- 


484 


(OFFICIAL  (iAZKTTF 


<  K  loBtK  1(1.  1 ".»:::{ 


n.     ,iti.!    rl.imi>    ir.-fll    iind    said    Ixxly    memtn'r    rh.-reto.    a  j  ndapted  to  b'    ileta.hnl-ly  •..■.ur^'l   ii.«.thpr.  hnrn  attathed 

p..uriiit;    ill.    ■arri.^.l      >     sai.l    \xx\y    rn.Tiili.T.    ami    a.    civor  |  U>    the  loner  p.Ti|.hrry    ..f  ,  art,   ..f  saiil   annular   inemtHTs. 

piv.jtally    riinuiU>*<l   \i|«'n    t'"'   I'la  iiii'in;:   ni-'ini^-r    f.ir   .■losini:  j  aii.i    iii>vin<   J.>iiiin-    rh.     i.a:^     it     '.Ijn. ■.•!!(    .-ilIs   ,.r   two    s.-c 
th-   m.i-;' !!   ■■I   rh.-  U.^t 


14711, .;'.'»       SAW  SK';'nN<.   TIMII..      .lAMh 


-rin- 


\V        \  :i 


turns. 


Klkil     -Mar.     l>i,     r.^.'l 


\lKKf     Pal 

>.-ri,il       \, 


!  +    ll;iin   <  11      7<r       <■>'»    I 


»'      -,      Jf  B    f  ,J       0^ 


1  1m  ;i  Aaw  setti 
t  li>  '•■.•th  of  tho  saw 
ni  said  piiiiigfT 
far.-s  adapt '-d  "ne 
iduiik'>T.  said  surfac 
an;;lt>  of  tlin  saw  t' 
said  plungfr,  iiu-ans 
Tinilly  adjnstiiitf  sa 
anvil  rix.'d  acain?<t  i 
'.  iri'ius  [loslt Ions  of 


Kast    M'K.'fsiMirt 
Tie  &  M  inufai  f m 
svIvanU        Kilt-i 


4Tiit;<ir,  rKI.K\ISli'\  ArtxA.MiEK  Mi'!, has  N:.ciL- 
--I.V,  N.w  York  N  'i  assiKiior  to  W.-ntrrri  F^l.-rtrir 
I'ompain,  1  i)c<iri".ratr.l,  N.w  Vurk.  N  Y.  a  t'orpora- 
tlori  of  ^.^^  \.irk  liU'd  \  >"  T,  I'.IlT  Serial  No, 
2i"i.'  ■/♦IK^       ::i   I  1,1  ;iM-         >  \     ITS      r,,) 


;  tiK.l,   a  pluuger   for  operatuiL;   up«jD 
a  rotatable  anvil  disposed  in  ttif  path 
said    anvil    liavins    a    plurality    of    sur 
lit    a    tiaif    to    l>t'    pr.-H.-utfd    to    s.iid 
s  l>*dui;  graduated  «o   as  to  vary    ttif 
nth    prt'SsM   agatn.st    said    siirfar*"    tiy 
for  rotating'  and   sininltanoously    \«r 
1    anvil,    and    uit'Hnu    for    holding'    said 
itati'in  and   vertical   iiiovcnii'iit    m   ifs 
adjustment. 


1  I'll,  iii.-tl.o.l  ..i  !.!.vi.ioi,  iiiniprisiinr  iriinsinittinn  an 
iinat.'"  iia\iiii;  litftu  i[i!i!isii\  \ariafioti  iii  at  l.Mst  two  dl- 
r.  rtiotis    i.\     iii-aii~    "■    ,i     ~ii.^l''    iarri»T    w.ivi. 


■iTofi'.i.-.      .^Turi  rrKAr^sTP:p:L    iramk    r<'K    i>y 

NAMO-EI.KiTKI'l    MACHINE.S.      OHE-smit    I!     Mni.s. 

I'a  .   anJiiil'i'T    to    W«^st in;:h<iii.se    Kleo 

ink'  rutiipauy,  >i  i  orjiora  r  ion  of  IVnn- 

Sov      in.     191H        StTial    No     if.-'.^;'.""*. 


1  4;ivt;".»7       iiiinrux     vuui     aM'    ar«  h    mii<Ks 

THEiCKl-.  d{  I'lis  !■  NKfK  Kast  (irangr.  N  J..  a«- 
si:.'iior  t'i  ,\iit  ri'-i'i'  Ar'h  I'oiiipany  a  ('(•rii')rat ion  of 
Ilvlawar.'  F-"il.'d  V-i'  o  I'"'-'"  S.  rial  No  .'{ 5 •■;.••..-. 3. 
:)    i  ■laiio-        >  <   !      1  i  I.      s7   , 


I  "lainis. 


^('1.    171 


1  111  a  dynamo  f 
plurality  of  annula 
Intion     and    each 


4- 

^  a     /. 

— ► 

4 

etr- 

V 

-  '!_ 

'/          ,/, 

1  \  Mil"  -iipportiKl  arch  cotnpoKO,!  of  ,i  phiralilv  of 
COlliiri,Tparr  r>-versihl<'  'iri'-k-  .a.h  of  wtn.  h  is  provid- d 
on  oil'  lit;;.-  with  1  ijo)  koi  ,,f  ^uftirii'iii  il.'pth  to  laulirare 
t!o-  _;iati>r  part  .!  'o  !i,!M'  'Sit'  i  i  rrimi  f.T'-nres  of  n  iiiii''. 
'do  o[,p,,s!to  .dk'''  l-'iii^  ■  II'  otih^in.'lv  with  r<'spt'ct  to  the 
siuk.'t^'d  .  a„'.  ,   a.^  auil   fur   tht-  i..uri">si's   wt   forth 


n-ctric  machine,  a  franu-   loiuprisin.'  a 

r  nieiiil)er8   mc>uiite<l   in   sid>'  by  sid<    ri - 

miiri-sinc    two    semi  annul  ir    svction.s 


i.47o.r,;»s      ini:KAir.rnr  l.\mi',     hakuy  vv    nki..sov. 

ChivrtUo,    li;        I  il-l    Apr     24.    i;i-'-i.      S.'rial   No     r)30,:<r)l. 

i;   riainis.       I  ("I     I't'i,     .;■.)  i 

1  A  supiHirt  for  .1  th.Tii|»-ntir  Inin(>,  ■■oMiprinini:  a  tu- 
hular  stand, inl  i  supix'rt  in  t:  Pra.  ki-t  hePI  liy  ami  vtTti- 
rally  rcr-ipro(  atil>-  on  said  standard,  a  cam  hM  t-r  pivoted 
oil  said  l.rark.'r  ai)ja''iif  s,.i,!  tul.c  and  havini:  a  euni  sur- 
face for  I'oni.a.tim:  the  siirfarc  of  sjiiil  tuhc  to  prcvcni. 
'..niiu  ird    niov.'incn-    of   -,:!.,!    l.i.i.kct.    nicau;;    uri.'inK   said 


OCTOBKR  1(!,  \\S'L\ 


V.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


485 


cam   info  enKagement   with   said   tnhe,    a    flexible   cord  se- 
cured   at   oil''  eud   to  said   ram   arm,    panning  over  a   sup- 


—r 


ixirt   on  said   Ktaiidard  and   .secured  at  its  npiKtsite  end   In 
a   counterweight,    said   cord    holding   «ald   cam   out    of   in 
gagement    with    said   tube. 


1,470,099.  (  ONTFiOLI-ER  FOR  STREET  SPRINKLERS 
OR  FIdSHERS.  llAi.irTEN  Et  (.E.nk  Olsen,  Chicago, 
111.,  as.slgnor.  hy  me,sne  assignment.^,  to  V.  C.  Austin 
Machinery  Company,  a  Corporation  of  llllnolH  Filed 
.Vug.     12.     ISMH.      Serial     No     2-('.i.  ♦.•.il       W    Claims.       i  CI 

1.H7—1. ■;;•., 


|'>-Q^  ^ 


"tr- 


-^ 


1  In  a  streei  sprii.kler  or  ilusher,  the  cond>ination  of 
water  [)i|»es  adapted  to  conne.  t  with  noZ7les  at  oiiinisite 
sides  of  the  sprinkler,  a  supply  jiipe.  a  coupling  connect 
ing  said  pipe.-!,  a  rnl.iry  valve  mechaidsm  for  which  said 
coupling  forms  a  ■nsing,  a  controller  comprising  a  pinion 
rigid  with  said  valve  mechani.sni,  a  rack  engaging  said 
pinion,  a  single  hand  lever  for  oiMM-atlon  of  .said  rack,  a 
bracket  cnniiecfing  s.-.id  controller  parts  as  a  unit,  and 
devices  for  holdin;,  s:ii(i  lever  in  difTerent  jxisitions,  said 
valve  mecti.inism  having  a  movable  memt>er  [)rovided  with 
a  passage  thiough  «hi<h  Ihc  water  may  be  directed  to 
either  or  txith  of  snitt  nozzles  liy  nianipnlation  of  s.aid 
hand  lever. 


arch    carried    on    the    lower    set.    tlu     lower   ach    having    a 
gas  circnlati.ii>  spai.'  exientling  lon;;inidlnally  thereof  nnd 


,m,mf 

14 

J 

rT= 

f-* 

1 

f  ^ 

-  /^ 

~^''  a 

-^1 

~~ 

"    ~~ — ~=:^=_ 

iii^..-     -,^^       ^ 

t 

17 

s 

\3 


one  extendiiig  traiis\  i  rsely  .ii  the  f.^rvvanl  portion  there- 
of. ,uiil  said  arches  loiining  a  .  oiii!'U-t  ioii  tmmlxT  ui  the 
forward    portion   ,.f   ilo     lire   l»o\ 


47«l.7<»1        AllMMA'IK     HICVKE   <  ONTROL   FOR    luW 
ER    I'ROI'ELLKlt       VEHICLES  Edwin       Cimavb 

Staii.e.  Minneapolis.  Minn.  I'iled  Nov  10.  mi.',  .'se 
rial  No.  d().7.'>l.  Heiiew.il  Mar  22  1i»20  Scmm!  No 
3«i7.827.      :h:i   Claim-        Hi     iy2---3.i 


1  An  automatic  control  for  power  pro[>«lled  vchii  leg 
ciimprising  a  pump,  a  fluid  circulating  system  therefor, 
a  controlling  valve  uperalde  to  ojx'n  the  suction  side  of 
the  pump  to  .supply  of  fluid  and  close  the  exhaust  side  to 
render  the  pump  .■icti\e  and  create  a  pre8,sure  on  the  ex- 
haust side  of  the  pump,  means  actuated  by  the  pressure 
on  the  exhaust  shle  (d  said  pump,  and  a  rod  connected 
with  saifl  niefins  and  with  the  contndling  mech.-inisi!;  of 
the  vehicle. 


1,470.7(12.      W.VSIIINC    MACHINE.      Chaki.ks    T      li  sv 
'■MFi-K.    .\nn    ArlKo,    Mich.      Filed    .Ian,    17.    T.Cl      Serl.Tl 
No.  437.930.      Ren.  wed  Aug.   31,   1923.      2  i  l.tinis,      .CI. 
74—50.) 


1,470,700.  lOCOMOTlVK  FIRE  RON.  Le  Ciunde  I'.^h 
isH,  Mountalnview.  N.  .1  .  asslL'iior  to  .\meilcan  Arch 
Company,  New  Y'ork,  N.  Y'..  a  Corporation  of  Delaware. 
Filed  July  16,  1919.  Serial  No.  311.342.  7  Claims. 
(CI.    122      71.) 

1     In    a    k-irrel    ty|M'   loconnithe    fire   box,    the   condjina- 
tion    of   tw.i   sets   of    upwardly   and    rearwardly   extending 
arch  tulxs  one  above  the  other,  said  sets  converging  rear 
wardly     and     having     their     forward     ends    substantially 
spaced    apart,   an   arch   carried   on   the   upper  set   and   an 


1.  lu  a  washing  hkk  liine,  ti  means  of  causitig  the  r.tor 
part  to  revidve  alternately  in  opposite  direct i.ins.  con 
sisting  of  'wo  gear  whetds  having  segmental  gearb  on 
their  inner  iteriphery,  a  cylindrical  Ixtx  of  metal  sur 
rtunding  8ai(i  gear  wheels  and  of  such  size  as  to  hold 
said  wheels  in  a  coiic(  iitric  position  and  in  juxtaiKisiiion 
to  each  other,  substantially  as  described,  and  a  shaft  pro 
.ierting  throuiih   said  box   perjx^ndlcularly   to   the  pilato-  of 


48^) 


said  pear  wh-fls  an 
a  [>t!iMiii  nrriDKf'd  t( 

J^lf'Tli:'  'civ,     ,(1!     Stl^'-J 


OFFICIAL  (iAZETTK 


OCTOBKB  16,  1!*23 


)  carrying  on  its  end  within  said  Im>.\       fmm    th<«   nuternm-*'    ply    of    the    mtiltl  ply    »mi"1    wall    and 
i  b<-  in  DQPsh  with  the  srirmental  g^ars       the   panel    from    the   mde   wall   to   f-Tni   «n   op»-niiig   ther«- 

r:ii;riallv   a-i  il»>s<Tib>-il 


♦  :  .  Tu.i       1  I  il  Kl::  ■-  I'UYIN'.    MAi'lIINF.       \lii;iKi     .\\- 
;bi,    \:m  \\  ,'KMiii,    ('araiiii,     Wn^zufla        PiU'd    June 

I.  ...    .„  .        ..      ,  ,,,       ;J4_5    ) 


I 


'b-    '  h.ir.i.-tfi-   tlesrriln-i!    n^injiii^in j  a 
I'l.liii;,'  a  ■  radl.'  iirovirl,-.!  \v;!h  mll-rs. 


a   'Ir 
vid.  ■ 
th. 
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I  lip*" 


.\    m,!''i;;.M'-     it 

<r< :  -a:  U-'\  ni'-  i  ■ 

ri     ^'.^l!,lli^    sii)'i«irtfd    within    -iaid    iT-aill>-    and    pro- 

i    \\:ri,    .!i!.^'    anil    i.ufli't   oponirii:-*,    int-aiis    f'>r    r.ifalinu 

li  Miii     an. I    ni'M 


In,  thf  -laid  .vN'riaion  belntr  In-vrtatde  h.'twfi-n  Iniipr 
]>];■-  •■  'h'  iii,ilii|ily  end  w.-.ll  lo  t  in  n  niailHaMi  t  !ie 
pan.'l   in   .i    .l-.Nfd   iMtsition. 


i.4Tn7ii.:        llWli    CLVMI'  W  ;  ;  i     \  m      \      l'\\      l'.>'llin»t- 

h.iia,    Wash       i-sii^nor  of  oiif  !ia  It'    III    liarrv     \'.    Saltz- 

aaiipr,    I'.,  itinuham.   Wash.  Fi  'd    i-'.-''     *-,    1!<-'".       Serial 

N.i     f;'i  T.'X'.T.      2    Claims.  (i  1     lU      -n."*  i 


lis  for  fiirrinj.'  a  nl.isr  of  h"t  air  into 
rnin  ar  th*''  criittT  thPri»of,  'iinsistini;  of  a  furwAv 
.'  ,  <tail<,  a  t'lowr,  a  s  rpfiitin.-  fin-'  wiiliin  th.- 
I  1-  sta(  k  runnfintcil  with  th.'  tilnwrr  and  ;i  d!<tri'iiltor 
Uadiiis    from    :h''   flue    into   thr   dninn 


1470  704         \.\<T"1M      FEEr>     DEVICF         I.Eis»rii.     H 
WTiEEr.Kit,    Chirnfrn.     111.    assiRimr    to     .-^tfwart.Warn.T 
rarjnii     Chliat'n.    Hi  ,    a    i 'nrpora  i  inn 
o     Vir^inii       l-":l\>\    \\>r     15     1!»_'L\      Serial    N..    .'."i:M9.', 
■S    •  laims.      "'l,    !.',.S  — 3f5.  • 


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1  Ii,  a  V  1.  iinin  tf*-<\  dpvit>-  nmiprisiiie  a  vacimm  rhani 
b.'i'  ;n:ii  wiiii  h  liiiilid  i>-  drawn  iiy  soni.in  ari.j  a  r>'S(-r-i  •' 
clianil-f  iurn  whicn  ii  is  [.iiTiinlira  II  v  r  l>M<»'d  for  L'raviti 
r'.tiw  r..  rtif  [txiut  of  i,.s»-.  HJild  oiuer  (  haiiil)»'r  Ueint:  for;n.ii 
w;'h  :i  laterally  ari'lfct ini:  rtantf  adaiit»»d  to  prnirud. 
thrnii^h  an  op«'nlnr  in  a  >iip|><irtiiip  [lartition  wall,  da>! 
I'la'-d,  iT  'h-'  lil<>'.  nr.d  n  transparent  closurt>  sti-uri'd  to 
said  Manev  forminc  a  sieht  opening  throush  which  the 
riiii  t.')! '»    nt'    rh'     r"i!>  rve    chanitx^r    may    '••'   obst-rvid 


1,  In  a  tiaii'l  'lamp  In  romliin  a' inn  .i  rlaiup  body 
imving  H  InWfr  jaw  ;iil;ipti'rl  t'l  n.-ar  n  the  Iowit  side 
iif  tlie  wrirk  and  in  app'-  puv  hi-,  mi;  a  hide  tht-re- 
i'iV'Mii:h  th>'  t\!-  i.r  «li)'h  int>-rM<-rts  wnid  InwfT  jaw 
adapted  to  mount  a  ri.  k  rud  '  r  rt'.iprdcati'pn,  a  Indlow 
rai  k  ri'il  monnlcd  fm  r..  i;o-.M  :i  t  inn  in  said  jaw  tiole 
havin;;  a  tootto-d  riik  irnl  i  tlir.'nlrd  iipptr  h..dy,  a 
pawl  mnunti'd  nn  said  lamp  '»"l\  .idap'.d  tu  .-nuaee 
witti  s.ijrl  ra<k  s\  In  f.-'  \  -aiil  ra  k  rnij  i>  ti-taim-d  fmm 
rt-cipriii  at  in;;  iii  i+aid  ,a\v  !  .],  ,  prt---  rod  noninti-d  for 
ivriprooat  ion  in  ^aid  ra  k  r^  d  protrodini:  from  !>oth 
onds    of    said    ra^k    roil    md    ii.'niii:;     i    hrad    on    its    upper 

'>rid.   a    litdi''al    s]irini;    i intrd    on    ^aid    pr.'s^    roii    in-twoen 

its  head  and  tli»-  Mpprr  .  tol  -f  s.ml  r:o  k  rod  wh.>ri>l)y 
Siiid  [)rfSs  ruil  IS  lauscd  t..  o-'a  r  on  ;.  wine  nut,-  a 
\vi!j_'  nut  •'ni:a_''il  o  ■'i.  -,i,il  I'ir.a.I'd  'iod\  of  s.iid 
rark  rod  adapted  lo  '.ca,;  on  s.aid  i>ri  ~~  r.id  head  wlna-e- 
}>}  when  said  win."  nui  i-  ■,<--ewe,i  ..i.  <;ud  raeW  rod 
said  [iress  rod  is  f  ir-ed  '  '.v  ir.l  s.aid  lower  ;aw  againit 
the  pressure  of  saiil   -prink.'. 


♦  7"  7'..-,       1  I  i\r  UNKIi        I'Hi:!!'    /.UKisri.    New    York 
N      V        Kiled     \pr      _•:;,     litl^        Serial    No      .ViO,.'".'        ;; 

•  'laims       I  ri    ."JH      I  7,  i 
1     In    a    rwf'pta^le     side    walls,    a    mnltl  ply    end    wall 

the  side  walls  and  an  extension  of 
the  panel  lyint:  lii  the  iinterniosr  ply  of  the  mulri  p!\ 
eivl  wall  when  th«  receptaele  is  set  up.  tiie  s.iid  extern 
slon  and  panel  'leim:  normally  elo.H»d  hut  separable  alonir 
predetermined  linen  froni  the  parts  of  the  container  in 
rhlch     rhey    nre    plaee<l    to    sep. irate    the    said    extension 


1.470707         <I   Ki.Ii'.VI       MTi.IWi    1:         S.\M(  Kt      .XfJ.ltN 
B.4TKS,     >■      !  101:-      \(,.        I  de,|    i),'t      10      l!fj.'        .Serial 

N'.    .".'.'4  i-s      ,■,   ci.iMim        t  1     1 -'s— -.■;;;4. ) 


4.   A  surscli-a!   appliance  fn'-  use  in   conne<'tion   with  sur- 
gical   operutioua    oi    the    inteBlines    comprlpinK    n    cylln- 


i 


f1 


OCTOBKB  Hi,  1923 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


481 


drlcal  ineniher  made  of  llexil))e  material,  a  rib  formed 
on  the  outer  wall  of  the  rylindrioal  metiibi-r  and  inter- 
mediate Its  ends,  a  plurality  of  perforalioiiH  fnrmtHl  In 
the  wall  of  the  cylinder  adjacent  the  rib  foi  recelvlnu 
a  p«:>rtlon  of  the  cat  jrut  suture  eri!plo\e<l  in  conTieetinK 
the  severed  cihIk  (li  an  Intestine. 


1.470.710.  S.SMIAU^  1 '  m  (illl'dt  I  SM.  I..\whencb  C. 
1>AVIK,  L'fdar  F.'Uls  Iowa.  asHifnor  lo  I  >«  ntido  ush  1  oin 
pany,  a  rorporaiion  of  llimoiB,  l-iied  iki,  .';'  ".'1'.' 
8eria;    No,    o.;-t.i;::7        --    t  .aims        It  ,      1'.       I'm 


l,47U,7n.s  I  .VMKK.\  i,y<>n<.t.  W  Hia  M.  San  1  ram  isco. 
Calif  l-'iled  Mar  >;.  l'.»_".'  Serial  No,  ,'■,4 1 ,:;  47,  5 
I'l.aini^.      I  CI.   ft.")      31.) 


1  \  tooth  r  :■->  iM,d.\  l|iKdudlng  a  mass  of  juxta- 
posed iil.iinen;>  -ui  1  iiveiopinK  reticulated  maKB  of  ab- 
sorptive   iellnio>,      :,nd   a    lander  adhesively   Keouriug  said 

hlanieiii*^    ii,    position. 


1  \  'ainera  coniprisiiii;  an  elont;nted  casiukr  ojien  at 
Ixdh  ends,  a  lairtitlon  e.iktendlnc  across'  a  mediate  part 
of  (he  .iisni-,  .■!  lens  within  flio  partition,  a  -jLiss  pl;ite 
e.xfeiHlink'  .-oross  tlie  .:i~ini;  ai|j.'0-ent  to  one  .  nd  thereof 
aiol  rearwardly  ot  ilie  lens,  said  cnsmc  ha\  ini;  ;i  space 
ftierein  a<ljacent  to  said  plate  into  which  space  a  pho- 
tiiKrapbic  staisiiized  element  is  adapteil  to  be  uioiinte^i. 
a  shutter  disposed  in  front  of  the  lens,  ilhnuim-tl  in^; 
m«'un8  within  the  <asiiii;.  a  1  olor  Illter  slide  adapted  to 
be  Inserted  inln  the  casing  s,iid  casing  bavini:  an  ofjin- 
iriK  therein  thru  which  Ilic  slide  is  inseriable,  Haid  slide 
having  a  colored  plate  thereon  adapted  to  bt  moved 
into   aliiienient    with    the    hois   aioi   Rhutter. 


1.470.700  r,\KI>(  \Si;  i  .xui  II  (..OK.  Haddoiifield 
aN.  J.,  auRlguor  lo  ("harlcN  K  t  ook  (.'ompatiy,  lucor 
porated.  Camden,  N.  .1  i  i  orpioat  ion  of  New  .ler 
»ey.  1-Mlfd  .lune  n.  inji  Serjjii  No  t7d.r,.-,»;  :; 
(  lalms.      (CI.  200 — 40.  j 


I  tTii.Tii       i'Uio'i:ss    von    m  vNidWi  i  iuinu    \i.s- 
<  HSF  \\iiii  ,\   \ii:\v   r<i   ini:  m.vm  iwcture  of 

.VUTII   h   l.Vi.      SM.K      .V.M>      I.IKK      I'linlH-TS      N- cp 

l.iviiii:    iM    i.ti.^i-;    THi-:iH    HKsiST.\.\ri.    i'.\    .  io\ 

TA<"r   WITH    W.VIKK       Hernhv    I>HMiA^i      I  n  stelbcr- 

t-'eli,       near      Chetil.       CelLOnin  liled      Se)il         11         IfJS. 

Serial    N<i     t)H7.5!t;-(       i:    Claims        ill     I'tUi       1  Oo   . 

'2.  The  process  of  manufacturiim  viscoKe  siiita'ii  for 
the  mannfaciure  (.f  artificial  silk  of  which  thi  letsiBtance 
is  practicalhv  iinatTerted  ii\  'onia>t  wi'l,  water,  consist- 
ing first  in  soakin;;  <  ellulos,  in  a  :JU  -o.".  l'..-innie  solu 
lion  of  <aii-Iic  iilkali  al  .noin  o=  i  ;uv  ahou;  .-in  hour 
then  in  expellini;  undei-  pr'-sm-,,  t;.,,  ,,x,,s-  ,,]  .■(iistn- 
•  ilkali  i.iid  r>-di:i  iiu'  the  a  1  k;i  M  .'el!  iiii  isr  iiilo  pulji  wliile 
the  mass  is  m.-iintained  at  ;i  low  icinpirature.  th' n  in 
allowdn;;  tt'ie  [ii:iss  to  stand  for  a  period  of  one  to  Sev- 
ern! da^s  .It  .il.oiii  o  (■  !!;,-h  m  h\drating  sliiihtly  by 
allowiiii;  the  alkali  celtuloNc  t.i  lenmin  for  a  period 
of  one  to  several  dtt.\ «  in  ,i  ch.iml'ir  \<.  here  the  tem- 
pi imIiiic  does  not  .  \ceed  !.'■  (',  ilooi  m  treating  same 
with  carbon  disulphide,  nt  a  tem|ieranirc  tiot  piceeding 
-'"  '  aioi  linally  in  dissiilviiiL'  the  alkaline  xanthoge- 
nates  of  cellulose  thus  obtaiio-d  iii  :i  solution  of  caustic 
alkali  by  malaxing  .iiid  allowiiiL'  the  resnlting  viscose 
to  stand  diiriiii:  twir  to  thrci  weeks  ,1;  a  leinperature 
noi   esceediiig   10°   C. 


1  In  a  card  or  like  rase  the  condjinatioii  with  n  hol- 
low rasing,  of  a  flexible  element  attached  to  the  casing 
and  hiiving  one  end  free  and  adapted  for  nianlpnilatlon 
from  the  exterior  of  the  (asing,  said  element  under- 
lying articles  in  the  case  whereby  when  a  pull  is  ex- 
erted upon  the  said  free  end  the  said  articles  are  cause<l 
to  prnject  iroin  th-'  casini:.  and  means  associated  with 
■aid  element  and  adapted  to  engage  an  article  in  the 
casing  for  causing  said  en>;aged  article  to  iiroject  fur^ 
tb«r   from    the   casing  tban   the  others. 


I  iT"7r:      <  1.1  WIN'.   ,UT.\i{,\'i  I  s      r.w  I    I-:    immm- 

i.Kii,    I'ittshur^h.    I'.-n.    assignor    to  W  estin;;h"  i-e     liec- 

trii      A     .Manufactnrini;     <  ,.tnii.-in\  ,  .-i      (  orpotatioii     of 

I 'eiiiisN  h  a  iii.-i          l-'iled      .Inn.       17,  I'.Ms,         Serial      .No. 
i;4(h.'..''d:t       4    '■ininis,      (CI,    141       1    - 


2  ,\  rle.-udii;:  aj)paratns  for  lioSlow  arti  ]i 
iiii;  .-i  i>hirality  of  \apoi-i7ers.  a  plnralltv  of  n< 
nr_-  thei-efroni.  means  for  returnint:  ciioiense. 
any  selected  \ap<irizer  ,ind  trn  "uis  for  indejw'ndt 
ing  the  vaporizers. 


s    (on,pris 
•  ■/■/.•  s   lead 
1     \-;i]i.ir    to 
titiv  ilr,-iln- 


1.470,713       TIIKRMOS  CONT.MNEH       .Uvsn     1.     ]'',\i:s, 
Oakland,  Calif.     Filed  Feb    k,  1H2'J      Serial  N.i    r.:;r>, 058. 
1    Claim.      (CI.   220      10.1 
.\    thermos    container    including    an    <ojter    cyllndricai 

ven8el,  an  Inner  vessel  spaced  from  said  outer  vessel   anil 


488 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTTK 


OtTOBFRlO,  1923 


°^ 


oxtcixling  to  thp  srtnp  height  as  the  outer  vegsfl,  said  |  a  slit  th«T»'in,  pn<1  Maps  lImp'  ■!  tu  I.,  li.l.l.d  (.\>t  aatd 
outpr  vessel  haviii_'  .1  r»"duc>'<!  n»'ok  af  It^  upppr  t^nd,  a  i  back,  a  il.i<iii_'  tln|.  t'Tni.-l  witd  .1  inni;u.'  miaiitcfl  to  b* 
^nri^<>nf^l    plnr.     cmliifrine    th.'    (Hin-r    .iml    inn.^r    v.-ssels   |    i-iteniiod    rtiri.iii:h    ^jihi    ^h'      1    p...  krt    nrriiimr,!    intfriorly 

of  said  lijirk  sidjjc'!!'  •!!•■  Mlir  xn  that  w  tifn  thr  <l<)sint 
Ha|i  !M  rl'>n>'il  iiii'l  ih.'  iMii.'i.  jii  ,,)(■(  ii', I  rhriiiiKh  said  »1U 
it  will  In'  pr'ijf'-!' ,!  i!i!.i  -ahl  |.i.rk't,  ;i  !i.«<ik  cr\rri>'(i  bv 
said  idii^'ui'  ndajiii-d  '••  -iia;.  ..vcr  tlii-  low^r  cd;;*'  nf  nnid 
[)<)(  k-'t  wh'  11  rh.'  '.Hi-;.'  liii-  I. >■<■!;  itis.-rird  fully,  a  luetal 
,^ta|ili'  for  M'l'iniiu'  --.ii.l  iir..ii<  in  |,hH.  and  a  rin'tal  Ktaplo 
fur    .  iiiiii>-i'' ii;  _•    ^ii'l    'li'i    !':i;is     <;i!.]    '.ai  k    :iiid    said    yiooktr 

tn^'.    ti:<'I-     ,li|ja<''h[     SiUd     nllt. 


p 


;  Lid    jii"'.  idiiii.'   a 
tr,^i;i!i_'    tbf    !l^•'■k    I'.f    rh>-    ••utrr    \  .^Nrt,    ^aid    .a;.    U'ln 
r.'rrne<l    ui'ti    ,1    rhmi  •   r    m    rh>>    Inp    th>T>"f.    sabl    -hani  .>'r 
«  xtending  ..v^r    th"'    ii-'ik    and    huri/'inM     idatf 


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(  :n.i'  l.m-  T""  d>'!i  1  1  rin;:  |i»dr-i  and  -ikiri-i,  a  i'^lt 
or  stinsii  pp'irt .  a  i'iFar\-  ■iittiiii:  •■U-iii'-tiV  [iir.ih-;  (■<•:  !■•■- 
cipr'K^atiDK  ->''id  rutting  tdctiipnt  trn  ii-\  .M^fdv  owr  >aid 
8upp<^)rt,  a  hairla>l!i;^  dt'tiK'nt  in  tin'  r'  1  r  "f  ^aid  I'lit- 
ting  element  and  LiIh.w  san!  support,  atid  iri>Mr;s  f^r 
movlnc  said  support  to  carry  a  pelt  or  skin  beneath 
•aid  hair-layin>;  Hl>'in.Mit  intu  Mpfraiivr  rtdatinn  tn  said 
cutting  element 


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Serial     .So. 


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Fv: 


lL  Ji^X_. 


.Vn   impriiV>>d   \\  .s':\ 

tn-    •  !  <■    w»a  vi:ij    -f 
t :'  ''I     a   pa  ir  '"r  ;■"  '     ' 


■  n  in.'  •\i\  ]r,  t',.i'  '.MMiis  di'xii;nr.l 
lift!.-  !  !ii  hnliii  _■  in  i'(.mMiia  ■ 
jji.  r'.d   r'vllnd'r-    arraiiii'-d  nno 


li'lxsM}      She      uliitT,      l.rlw.'i;      v\  li  n  ':       af'       ;.,>-.  d      tti''      warp 

thread*!,  the  upp«>r  cylinder  txin^  nnn  idjii-italdi  and 
tin'  Ii.w.  r  oil.,  hclng  mounti'd  h..  i»  t.,  f;'.',|\  ino\i-  away 
fr.ini  ti'i.-  ii<>[i  adjaatablr  f\lMi';>';  \\',ri>  iin  snppoit.'d.  a 
U'ver  actint;  u[><>n  the  lower.  adJUMtaM-  i\liridtr  ■■.  indri 
it  toward  the  upper  cylinder  with  \i>ldin_'  pr.^-iir.  ami 
wei::ht8  carried  at  the  outer  etui  nf  tin  lt\pr  so  that 
\  'ria'd'-  pi-''««siire  may  \i*'  exert<'d  upon  t!,<  ad  M>ta!d' 
cxtindir,  til'-  lever  ix-liiu  arranged  so  tlia'  wli  ii  i'^  .>nf'T 
end  1"  iift.'d  'I:.  .I'lliiHtnble  cylinder  is  fi'^d  and  ail.iw'il 
to    nii'^.'    :\  w  It  \    fi'.ni    th'-    iion  -i  1  !-i«;taMi-    i'\!  nd'i 


1    l7n  71  7  S  \  rin       K  \  1  I   i        S\\  I'l  I    II  I  n  vM..       i   i\, 

l",viri       fa         i--uuor     to     W  •■■'t  nu'ln.UN.-     Idcclric     and 
M  a  nn  fait 'ir  ins.'     '  ompany.      t     I'lu-pur  1  f  ion     "f     rniinsy! 
vat  I  I         l-'iled    Sept.    25,    I'Ta        S.rial    \i.     :!-_'ii.l.'10 
Clan  ~         (Ol      'J<>0  —162.) 


lopf    formed    from    a    'dank    havlnt:    a 
same   -size   as    tin-   1  Hilly    pro\id'-d   with 


1  \  diuiM'-  tlirnw  r.-ra"i>'  ...iitrol  swltcli  coroprlsini;. 
in  coniblnntii.n.  a  bandit-  l«-\.r  plvotally  ctipporte<l  upon 
a  panel  Ixiard  for  rotatinii  in  a  plane  at  ri;;lit  anirles  there- 
to and  providod  with  a  iT'-ar  portion,  a  movable  contact 
ni'-mber,    .-iiid    a    pair    of    sraiionary    i-ontart    Tiienil)er«    lo- 


I 


OctobkrK),  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  K 


4«9 


cated  Hi  a  iM'int  re[no\-e<t  from  tli«>  panel  and  on  ttie 
side  ('itpo.siti-  to  that  occuidod  hy  tin-  handle  lever,  a  bell 
cranJt  lever  provided  wiih  a  L'l-ar  member  adapted  to  mesli 
with  the  flrst-iinm>-d  i,"'ni-  member  and  of  relatively  small 
ratio.  an<i  a  i-onnec-i  inn  Ix'twcn  tin'  bell-cnink  b-ver  and 
th''  movald''  conlact  uniub<-r  « benliy  naid  movabln  <-on 
tact  m»-mber   in  a'tnaled   b\    nio\emi-nt  of  the  handle  li'\er 


147l•,Tl»^  <iFAl{        .M.HKKT  I'^IAVis    I-'OKSWII.   r.mnnbtisli 

•  mtarin.  Canada,         l-'ib-d  l-'ein      7,      1!*'_'],      Serial      No 

448. ()4s         IJenew.-d     Api  1  •_•,     litL'.".         1     rinini         (CI. 

74— ao.j 


I'onI  Iniiou"'  n\ti'nd''d  niar^'in  "i  Hani:''  l!;i\in;:  inwardly 
bevelfd  (■ds:<'H  to  consliiiiti'  a  ;:l.'ind  portion  a  ^iL'til  iiias-J 
dinposed  pat'tiall)  in  >aid  nan.bnr  witbin  said  - '-ni  i  in  iimiv 
ttanKo.    a     composit''     pankin.;     ririi.nnt     pr"\  nbd     wiM      ,iii 

Jisb'-Sln-.      [Mll'tioll       nil       tbl'       N   ir'ar,        ,]i^|i,,>n.l       t.i\\,'il'il      >,'!l,! 

t'lanil  .-iml  sani  ;;laN>.  said  [.a.KinL  i-lcnn  III  bniim  di.-po.SL'd 
abnnt  ili<  ed;:i's  of  tbe  si:;bt  -.ila.vs  to  maintain  tlie  posi- 
tion of  tbe  ;:lasx  r'-lati\«  u>  >.iid  .h.-unbnr.  a  cover  niem- 
i 'f   pio\idid    with   a   si-ht   Mpmin-   ami   adapted  to  overlap 


\  J.VAV  of  lb'-  (baractir  d'-si  rib<  il.  r.Mni'risiii;:  :i  wornn 
a  u'-ar  bmiliL'  a  pliir:ilit\-  ..f  radial  mi'iss'  s  tbm-i-iin 
conm-rliri;;  with  traii~\>r-''  pa^sa  i;i  w  a.\ .-,  toitli  in  tbi- 
re(-es.«e>.  e.-irb  ti.uili  U-iii;;  fnrm>-d  ol  twu  frusirum  roiUi-al 
pnrlioiis,  th-  iiiin  r  portion  of  wbirb  is  r('lati\el>  liiii;;nr 
tbuii  111'  .-nti-!  p'.ition  and  -vjiid  purtlniis  li»-ini;  tapen-il 
I'oiitiiinoiisl  \  from  tb<-ir  "iidr  ■  mis  to  tlmir  point  of 
jiinri  nil-,  ndl'i  b''arin;;s  .-nL^a^rinL;  th'-  ^iiin  id'  tin-  t'''tli, 
am!    !-:ill    b«arin:;~    siip|iortin-    llo-    iiids   "t    1  h<-    t>-'-tb. 


1.47it,Tl!i        FUJI   in  n   FI.     I'l   KlFli;i;        .F'Hs     II      i.AN- 

.\"\.    Tnisiin,     .Ml/.        I"il..l    .Mar      1."..     !'.<:;!         S.rial     N-' 
4:i::.47y.     s  riaim.s.      Hi.   -10     Jti.*i.t 


-.  .V  liijnid  fuel  purillei-  mmprisinu  a  casiiii.'  and  par 
titions  therein  dividin;:  the  interior  of  the  t-asitiK  into  a 
plnralit\-  of  rbamberg,  rt-rtain  of  !<aid  chambers  beinp 
loeat'd  ill  the  lower  part  of  the  ctisitiK  and  constitiitiii}; 
a  S'Ties  uf  water  and  sediment  ehambers  an<l  thi-  remain- 
ing chambers  being  loealci]  in  tbe  tijiper  ptirt  of  the 
chamber  In  overlying  relation  to  said  water  and  sedi- 
ment chaml)ers  and  (-onstil  iit  ing  flotation  (diiimln-rs.  eacli 
of  said  water  and  He<iiment  cliambers  being  in  coniniuni- 
caiion  with  the  adjacent  wiiler  and  sediment  chamber 
through  an  overlying  flotation  chamber,  an  inlet  com- 
iimniiating  with  the  water  and  sediment  chamlxT  at  one 
end  of  the  series,  an  outlet  comtniini(-:iting  willi  the 
i^atcr  and  sediment  chamber  at  the  opp<isite  end  of  the 
Mcrii  s.  and  faucet.s  in  communication  with  the  respt^ctive 
water   and   sediment    chambers. 


1.47<i.7i;0.  WATER  GAl'GK.  Geokge  S.  Garubx,  Oak 
I'ark,  111.,  assignor  to  .Sargent  Company,  Chicago.  111., 
a  Corporation  of  Illinois.  Filed  .Aug.  0.  1920.  Serial 
No.  402,362.  1  Clnlm.  (CI.  ~X  --,4.) 
\  water  gaujfe  of  the  character  described,  comprising 
a  body  member  formed  to  provide  an  open  sided  water 
and   steam   chamber,   said   member   being  provided  with   a 


till  ■111.;  tail  III  il).  s!:,'  •  .'las^  snni  cover  member 
b'liii:  jiriivid'd  «ilh  off  n'  t  i-dii'-s  adapi'd  to  fplescope 
with  tbe  |.'lanil  puttion  nf  lb<'  liody  ini  nbi-i  the  Imdy 
in.-niber  and  invcr  member  N  iii,L'  provided  \\itl;  laterally 
dispused  correl,-ited  pot-tiotis.  and  fastciiiiit:  n,i  .itis  i>ii,:;ij 
ing  with  sail!  lateralh  liispos'-il  pnrtiniis  \vl,'r.'li\-  'h- 
IhhIv  mimlicr  and  covet-  nii-iiibi-r  arc  .-id  nist  anl',  snnted 
together,  the  p.'o  kin*;  elelialit  lbiiil->  ni  >m  p;  ••s~,,  1 1  li.  tueen 
said  itland  pirtimi  and  th,  i(i\i!  ninilier  and  forced 
lowaid    till-    edL:es    of    the    si.'ii'     irhi^s 


1.470.7-1  SI,M'i"'l'lN<.  M.UHINF  .\  u  [  iifB  O.  G.\i;i.i  rr. 
Sail  Im^",  and  « '11  k:  si' niiLi;  ]-..  I'lNNKLF.  and  W  11, 
ii\M    !.    IltfKMAV     l.ds  .\n-ido8,  Calif.     Filed  Dec.  17, 

Ip-jo        S.  Ml]     Ni.      4:;!    r:.         1     Cl.-ntns         ■  t  "1     r»0 — 16.) 


Alx 


1,  .-V  slotting  machine,  includin;.'  n  lal-Ie  mi-udier  iiro- 
viiled  with  a  slot  in  the  midille  tln'ii-i'I,  snpp'ii  1 1  n-  nn-m 
bers  p.isltii.ned  on  an  tingle  at  nptmsile  ends  nf  -v.-i  n ; 
table,  joiu'tn'lls  adjustably  moDtiled  nii  said  siippni:^  a, 
shaft  mounled  on  said  jouriuils.  a  gati;.'  sins  secuiid  to 
said  .shaft  positioned  so  tliat  its  e,l^;e  rxtends  tbriiii-_'b 
tile  slot   in  said  table. 


1.47(1.722.  RK.VUINC.  HI  UNINi;  IN  ATT.V  t  I IMFNT 
(;k.iI{i;f.  I-:  <..\iiKV.  I'owns,  Katis.  I'iled  Mn\  ::.  !'.'.:_ 
Serial    Nil     .'n'-.s. ((,'', 7,       :•;    Clainis,       Ml     -".»— 1.) 


..^ 


y 


].  The  combina tint)  with  a  btise,  atid  .a  setit  siipjKirted 
thereby  for  engaging  and  liolding  the  bousinL'  of  tbie  drive 
axle  of  ;i  motor  vehicle,  of  a  slide  adjustably  nuniiaed 
on  the  base  tor  suiiiiorting  an  engine  block.  ,1  nn  iiilier 
for  attni-hmeiit  tn  a  snp|>orted  engine  bloi-k,  -^-lid  nietnb'i- 
having  a  bearing  for  the  axle  of  the  motor  vehii  le.  atid 
means  for  cimpling  said  axle  to  the  engine  shaft. 


1,470.72:;        IIKAT    INST'LATING    TAFF        ^VIII.I.^vl     R 
Gii.i.iES.    Chicago,    111.,    assignor    to    T'nion    Asbestos    ,S. 
Utibber    Company.    Chicago.    Ill  .    a    Corporation    of    Illi 
nois.       Filed    Sept.    22,    1022        Serial    No     :>^Ky~s.~,        1 
Claim       (CI.   154     44.) 
.\n     insiilatini;    tape    adapted     to    Iw     tightl}-     spiralled 

about    a   pljie   comprising  a   flexible  sheath   eonsistintr  'd'  n 


490 


rUtteoed   tulx"   form 
ii  iiMiifiplk'iry  '>(  in( 


^ 
^ 


Ud  i.f  ii    fHxtil.-   fabric  of   a.itwstos  and        magnet,    nicuna    (-iinf roll<-<l    by    ntid    n-ud'T.'d    .ff.'ctivf    by 
p.-i.d.'n(  (isbestds  ni>r.-  r^.p''^  .liHp4.m-d       th.-    re«'nfr)iizaii..ii    ..t.    tli.     -■i,-.  i  r...iiHi:ii«'t    t.,    return    the 

♦dfiiH'iit    Id   its  iirt»de(.riiilii«d    ixsiiion,   and   iiit-ans  for  rf- 
turiiiiiK   tti''   uiovabl.'   runiMci    r,.    its    iioriiiiil    i««.nitloi>    up<.ii 

th«-    rnturii    iif    th.     fl  ■nifii!    r^^    n-    [n  i-dftf-rmiiicd    i>iisiri(in. 


-idf    by    sidf    and    ii 
-taiitially   rillin,'  tli 


OFFICIAL  (iAZETTF 


OtTOHKB  16,1923 


1.47H  ;•_'»;  \KHirrK  liKi:  !;mii.  'Iimtt,  Wntprt'iwn. 
Wis.,  a*-ii.'ii..r  hi  itwMr  <'  W  i-rt  liciinir.  Watfrtow  ii,  Wi^, 
Filrd  Ajir  K,  IKJK,  ScriHl  No  :'.7_M7>*  1  ri;iirii 
Ml     1 5  -  -    .'.  ■ 


.rmitudiimly    of    said    sli.aiii    auil    suli 
latter. 


1     4  7  0  .  7  2  4  .       lVi:NCIl^P01NT    rit«  iTlK  Ti  •!!        I...iis 
ItInsbkik.,     Mintn'rtpulis,    Miun,       Filod    Nov      1.     I'M^ 
jf,(i.7:i4       1    CUim        ■  i"l     1  J'>      >^7   ! 


I;i  a  vliicl'-  tir-'  an  outer  rasim;,  a  tire  filler  fitting 
til.  r.  in  anil  (•■  .mpri.sitii;  a  s|-iriu.>  riihl)er  mre  surrounded  by 
H  rnliber  cuati'd  fabrii-  .>i\i!iii--.  \\)<-  rnljtX'r  next  to  the 
f.i'irb-  I'liatiii:,'  in  tip  in-nl.  Aui\  .ail>wli-  tbiTO  if  bt-liiL'  Holld 
and  cu'.n.;  tip'  Iiipr  a  <;ii'i<.'li  -n  i-f,i''c  U>  avuii!  t'ldi-flon 
w  1 1  'i    til'-    .iM!  <;il.-      :!>iri_- 


Serial   Ni 
ii    1» 


r 


>iii;i!Milinally  fron 


slide    iin    a    piuril.    said    ^ii'\e    I.. an.-    ^lit'.d 


in.'  .'n<l  and  liaviiii;  an  ■■lasii.-  liaiid  ni 
■ss  liiarin-t.-r  tiianl  ~aid  sle.-v.-  disii.is.'d  on  aiid  i.lHiit.'.l 
•  ,,  I'linstrirt  th..  pirti.in  "f  the  -b-t.ve  at  ■•anl  .  nd  ;nii. 
j.ri.t.-.tiiu'  ndatiiiii  fn  t  h«'  p.dnt  uf  tlie  p.^ncil,  -aid  .aid 
jHiifii.n  l*'int'  tlfxi!|lf  to  i-iinfurm  tn  th.-  i-xtcri..r  -iliap-'  nf 
the  pencil  at  !«ai<.l  p<irtion  tinder  uriieuey  nf  the  hand. 
aud  said  band  r*errins  as  a  irrip  wti-ai  th.-  ,I.-.-v.  !.>  in 
(-xp>iKiru   r.datlon    to   the  point. 


1    *7h>.7-7         1   IdllNi.      ANIi     l-d.<i<iH     I'liN.sJTHrc  TIUN. 

r:uir  i;    II  u  [  ,  riiir.ii;..    i  i:       Mh.i.Mar     l^,   r.tis       S.-ri.al 
Nu.   ■:.'1'-\S)K}'.\.      i   ..  laiuia.      ',*-!.    7^      I'M    > 


1.47<>.7Jr.  SKLKi'TIV  KI.Y  Ol'lCUATKIi  .  IKcri  I  rtVN 
TUOl.l.I.Ni,  li|:\Il'K  Fltr.l'KliU  K  M  (iiilir-Mili.  lirM.ik 
l>n,  N,  V.  a<.si4iior  u,  \V. stern  Kli-.-tnr  r.itnpany.  In 
■i.rporate.l,    N.'w]   Viirk.    N     V  .    a    .  hirpnrat  i.m    .if    New 


^.irk        Fil 
I    laiin- 


.l-l|U 
1 


'.ir,>,        S.-rial     \' 


;io..-,ii 


9 


1      Ilia    .S'le.  ti\ 
si'  p  by  St  ep   .•l.'iri. 
spiin.sive  to  a  d''tiii 
the    windliiK   of    t 
trolled    by   the   ariti 
by  step  into  a   pr- 
tioiiary    contart.-*. 
the  -stationary  con 
lui'nt    beyond    tht 
ndditlotial    impnT 


]      [,:     ,!     r.  iiii_      iii.i    th'.ir    -tr!i.t';r.'     thr    r hitiaiion 

ui'li  ,,  soiiil  i.inir'i.  rhH.r,  .>f  a  s.  rie-  nf  Inns  nf  .diallow 
iii.'tallii;  tnni-li-  bavini,'  wide  tio.ly  [lorti  ns  an.l  narrow 
'.^i.'ii  sidi's  ani'bnr.  il  and  .■nih.Hli.d  lli"r.dn  as  th.-  Moor  is 
iKiiiri'.!  with  tbi'ir  narmw  np.'n  si.|.v  at  rh.'  t>ottora  nf  the 
...ip  ri'ti-.  depfiidini;  rods  |iri.\id.-d  with  h.-ads  having 
tli.'ir  heads  s.i'nr.-il  fr  an  \'rti'a'  riios  .'nn-nt  in  tlie  wid.-r 
hn.lies  nf  thi'  frmitfiis,  -k.'!.-' mi i/,i  d  no'talln  hars  8.'.airt-<l 
tn  ihi-  low.T  .'till-  "f  ih.'  rn.ls,  and  >h..-is  ,<i  plastic  ma- 
li'ri;i|    sup[>ort.'d    '..twi.-n    -n'l    :.ai--    i"    fnrin    a    .'.-ilin-' 


1  t7i),7_'>«      >!  srr:\iii:ii  »  iii.iN'.      lan.-  1:,  ii.vi.i.,  *nii- 
,,1:11,    lil        lib. I    M.i\     -"'.    V^\'^^.      -S.-rial    No.    ;;(K)..'.{43. 
1;    I  ha  inis         •  \'\      '.z       :  "  I    I 


^JJAfi^«J^ 


\\  .n«Tati-il  I'irniit  'nut  rnlliiii;  ii.'\  i<-.'.  a 
It.  an  fl(s"I  roinaun.'i.  an  annatur.'  n-- 
te  («.'i|iiencf  of  current  impiils.-s  throuiili 
e  .l.-itromajruet,  uteppins  means  eon- 
atiire  for  advancing  th.-  elein.'iit  slep- 
l»-tiTniine<l  ixiaitiiin.  a  plurality  of  sta 
I  niovablf  contact  selectively  cniiaKlni.' 
taciM  up-u  th>-  advancera.-nt  of  the  ele 
predetermined  position  in  respont^.^  to 
s    itirouah    th.'    wimliiiu'    "f    the    ■  I.-i'tro- 


Zl    -^ 


nr       af' 


■  ;.  .\s  a  n.-vv  and  us. -fill  arfnb  of  manufacture,  a  clip 
■oiuix)sed  of  she«t  inet.il  .  iirved  in  an  open  trough  lik.' 
form  with  tongues  .111  in   the  ends  from  the  bottom  of  the 

trniigh    tn   hen.l   dnuii.    f-.i    th.'    puriMj*;.'   described. 


OcroHi  K  It'..  102;'. 


r    S    PATENT  OFFK  K 


491 


l,-l7U,71".t.  lOUM  F<ll{  (t)N(  UFll-;  WORK  l-:uu;  F. 
llAU,,  Chnaso.  i;i.  Fiird  M;n  _S,  llUb,  S«  rial  No. 
;iu<»,.i44  lien-ui..l  .\pi.  -z.  r.>U:h  H  .haims.  tli. 
25—131,,-,,, 


4^9t^ 


U-i^ 


f*  vf-      jO 


f"  sc 


.«.' 


!       A.' 


fA  X\   I 


1  .V  hnriz-ontnlly  .■ifrndiiiii  f  irni  fni- ,  ,  iht.  •■  \\<-\V  niii 
/  prlsiiii;  a  plurality  of  m.-cnbers  each  consisting  of  a  plu 
rality  of  .in.-  piece  ancle  bars  extrndlnj:  n''rn<s  tti.-  riiemhcr 
on  the  inKiij.'  fb-r.-nf  with  ttie  \-.rtir(il  \v.-t>s  i.f  the  iiars 
proji'fl  in_'  inuanlU  and  <\\\  ww .  \  a.  tin  iintbs  of  tin 
mt'tnbers  ami  a  plnrality  .  f  honnls  haviiiL-  tb'ir  face*:  se- 
cured tn  thi'  nutsidr  f  the  bars  and  e\t<'iuiinjj  lenirth wi-S*" 
and  tranBT.-rnely  of  th(-  bars  to  form  the  mold  surfaces,  and 
meann  t.j  »«'ciirf  fh.>  memtwrs  Into  a  rljjld  form,  said 
mearw^  bein_'  locate«l  .  ntlrelr  within  the  forma  so  aa  to 
l.'sve  n.i  proie.  tioiiB  oitslde  r..  which  th«  concrete  mljcht 
arlhere 


1.47'). 7;;:;.     .\1'1'AKa'i  i  s  \u\i  -iiiFAiiNi.  i'i;i  rr  .\.\D 

ddU-,  FIKF  Ai  isKi.T  IF\'Ai.i:ui,  ^\  :  nl .  r  ;,.n  1  ■■  iha  ,  as- 
si;;ii"i  t  lir-i_-ilci  1  .'inp.i:,,\,  W  ;  i,t .  r  h.;  \  .-a,  Fla..  a  Corpo- 
i'.-in.ii;  ..f  I'hT.da  ihi.-,i  Ma>  ii.  wm.  Serial  No. 
."■•.0,111        11    (ha:iii^.       (CI.    91 — to.) 


Jt 


1  47U.7 :.('        l.i  l.t'TKIi      HKiJllAKUt    SVSTKM       Fkbd- 
KKic    ih    ll.^NKKE,    Wilklnsbur^',    I'a..    usaiKnor    to    Weat- 
inKhouse   Kleclric  &   .Mannfacluriii::   ihiinpaii.\,   a    i  urpo 
ration    of   Fennsyh  aniu,      I"il«.l    .liin.     -.",    l!>L'fi       Serial 
Nn    ;!!il,r,65       1:;  rinims       It'!     171 — 'M-l.\ 


*■'    H^>'    " 


\k 


h 


n^--^  =^ 


'-".     In  r.unlatnr     s.v^tcm.     tbe     combinntinn     with     n 

feed,  r  i-iriMiit  .-mil  a  ten.  rator  adapt.-d  tn  tie  cmni.-rled  to 
said  circNit.  of  means  fnr  .Niii.all/int:  the  vnlta,:.'  nf  the 
generator  and  the  f.'ed.'r  circuit,  ni.'ans  for  conni-rtiiiL;  the 
generator  in  ihe  fitibr  circuit  upon  i-<iuaIization  nf  (snch 
ToltajteB,  and  means  for  controlling  the  peri cntai-'e  d"  load 
carried  b.\    said  generator. 


1.-470,731.      I'KOfESS   FOU    MANUFACTl  RING   A    MC)Il- 
TAR-FORMING      MATF.RIAL      FROM      ANIiyDRITK. 
FttiTz    Hautnkb,    Ilombur;;.    Germany.      Filed    Nov,    12. 
1920.    Serial  No.  423.762.     2  Claims.     (CI.  222      4.) 
2.   A  self  setting  anhydrite   mortar    material   the   major 

IwrtioQ    of    the    particles    of    wlii<h    will    patw    throu;:h    a 

screen   of   10.000   mesh    pt-r    »(\.   cm 

;'.1."i  O.  f;  —32 


.A5 


.•v; 


11,  I'riiit  ti.-atini:  appar,.tus  cnmprisiiii;  the  comblna- 
tinn.  with  brush  roll  mechanism  and  means  for  f.-.-dintr 
frnit  th.T.'to.  I  if  an  apply  ins-roll  mounted  Ix-low  saiii  hrush 
rnll  m.('hanl.sm  and  adapted  to  eiiLra^e  a  brush  r  d!  '■'.  said 
iiK  chanitiin.  a  container  for  coating-  material  i:,  :nted 
li'Iow  said  ajiplyiiiL'  rnll  and  brush  roll  mechaEism  ^aid 
appl.v  in.:  rnll  b.  inc  arraim.-d  t'l  dejiend  iM-  ^iiid  mi; 
tainer  to  tr:iii.sf.  r  cnatin;;  material  thernfrnni  !"  Siid  iTiish 
1  11  iner/ianisin  a!id  m.'ans  adajite-i  t-  ail.hi~r^i  ;ih'  \ary 
!!i.'  \'ertir'a!  positinn  (.f  any  one  of  said  parts  cnii^L-fin^'  nf 
Slid  brush  roll  mi-chaidsm,  ap«p].\in^'  roll  and  .niitalner 
!•  lative  hi  an.\  nther  of  said  jiarts  and  to  releasably  maln- 
lani    said   ail.insf.'d   part    in    said   ad.just('d   p-K^ltion. 

14  I-'rnit  ir.-allni:  app.'iralus  cnini>risii.L-  the  comblna- 
lion  with  pa  rail.  1  sloplnjr  rexohible  brush  rolls  nrran^'ed 
In  pairs  cooperatinR  to  provide  fruit  riiiiwa\-s,  of  a  snpply 
reservoir  arranced  helow  said  roH#i,  and  a  n^vninhle  roll 
adjustably  journalt-d  within  said  r.-siTinir  f  r  nd.hi«tsble 
enenjrement   with  at  least  on.    of  s.iid   brush    rolls. 


1.470.733,       SOT'Nn    HFTKCTION        HAinFY    r       H.wr.s, 
N'i'w  I.oiidon,  Conn.,  assipiior  to  Submaritic   Sijrn."!  Cam- 
I»flny.    I'ortland,    Me  .    a    rnrpnrntion    of    Maine       Filed 
June  2r>.   1910,      Serial   No    306.6S''j       20  Clnin>       '  CI 
177      386.) 


33 


■S^3ri   T   Tit 


TTTTT-r 


•sas' 


."1  A  siiliin.-iriiin  sound  d.-tectinn  di'Vi:,-  r.  rii  prif-i ;,  _•  ;in 
■  lonjinted  tiesible  I'ody  arraiit'e^l  to  be  t-iwed  throujrl;  the 
water    and    cniitainiiis    a    plurality    of    micmpbones. 


.47(h734       \IOMN    RRIln;K       Rek.i.mii.v    Helke,    ..leu- 


c<'.^     1!! 
Claims 


Ihli'd    Nov     Lh    l;i'.'].      Serial   No.   512.339. 
'CI.    S4      aOik) 


4.   A    bridse    for    a   fctrint;*'d    iuiisical    instrument.,    com- 
irising    a    body    haviiit;    tjpciiinijs   on    opimsitr    sldei?    if   iti 


492 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTP: 


OCTOBEB  16, 1928 


vertical  center  with 
the  vpftical  (»<lgfs  of 
arm«  on  which  the 
supported,  anil  havt 
ing  upwardly  from  t 
b^tw^'n    ^aid    open! 
vening   between    said 
glender  columns  ada 
tions  of  th*>  several 


lits  extending  from  said  openlnjcB  to 

the  bridge  so  as  to  provide  resilient 
olutside  strings  of  the  Instrument  are 
ng  a  centrally  disposed  recess  nxteml 

e  lower  edge  of  the  bridge  to  a  p<Dlnt 
nps ;    the    portions    of    the    body    Inter 
penings   and    said    recess    providing 
rfted  to  yield  In  response  to  tht^  n  ihra- 

trings  of  the   instrument. 


1,470,735  MULTIF 
Het.  St.  Margare 
Wildi.no,  London 
Limited,  London. 


N'.    ,-.07,002. 


(la 


of  the  brick  to  the  tube  at  the  tube  engaging  end  In  the 
direction  longitudinally  of  the  tube,  said  brick  beiog 
narrower  at  tlif  <'nd  which  engages  the  side  of  the  Are 
box  than  at  the  end  which  engages  the  tub*'. 


LE-SPINDLE  DRILL  HE.Vli      Geohgi: 

tp-on-Thames.  and  Jamk-s  .MiMSTBOSG 

England,   assignors  to   Harper   Bean 

ngland.     Filed  June  9,  1922.     Serial 

ims.      tCl.  77—24.) 


1  A  multiple  spindle  drill  head  of  the  type  described, 
compri:*!rig  a  drill  Head,  a  central  driving  spindle  rotat- 
able  In  said  head,  a  series  of  b-arlng  bracket  memb«Ts 
around  said  CfntrJl  spindle,  an  Intermediate  ipindle 
associated  with  eacl  of  said  bracket  mtmbers  and  form- 
ing the  hinge  pin  aaout  which  »aid  bearing  brackets  may 
be  adjusted  with  relation  to  said  central  spindle,  a  ge.nr 
wheel  towards  the  lower  end  of  said  central  spindl.v 
gear  wheels  on  said  nntermediate  spindles  gearing  toward.* 
their  lower  ends  4lth  the  gear  wheel  on  the  central 
spindle,  drill  sockei  members  rotatable  in  said  bearing 
brackets,  and  gear  wheels  on  said  socket  member*  gearing 
with  the  gear  wheels  on  the  Intermediate  spindle  associ- 
ated therewith  towards  the  upper  end  ther<>of.  for  th- 
purpost'S  set  forth 


1,470,736.       FIRE-BOX     ARCH      AND     ARCH      BRICK 

Km.ek;h  J.  HiMMELBioHT,  EngW-wood.  N  V,  assignor 
to  American  Arab  Company,  a  Corporation  of  DeU 
ware.  Filed  Mar  12,  1021  Serial  No  4'',^«t'l  '. 
Claims.      tCl.    lie— 87.) 


I''' 


1.  V  brick  for  tii 
which  as  adapted 
sid'>  of  rhe  box.  h 
gaging  face  and  tl 
gaging  face,  arrani 
port  when  by  to  P' 
brick  and  the  side 


1,470.737  STARTING  MECHANISM  FOR  ALTOMO- 
BILE8.  Charlbs  H.  Hodoki.vs,  I'lttsburgh,  Pa.,  as- 
signor to  Westinghouse  Electric  k  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany, a  Corporation  of  I'ennsylvania.  Filed  June  25, 
1920,      Serial    No.   391.632,     ',»   Claims,      (d.   74—7.. 


1.  In  a  startini:  nu-cluuiism  for  an  sutomobile.  the 
combination  with  a  motor  an  mgine  gear  wheel,  and  a 
pinion  connected  to,  and  operated  by,  said  motor,  of 
menn.s  carried  by  said  plniun  for  rigidly  locking  said 
pinion  to  th.'  mnsor  shaft  ro  niii\<'  tbt-  liinion  into  mesh 
with  the  engine  e»>ar  whi^d.  and  ni<'ans  for  rendering  said 
locking  means  i(i.>p-  rativc  upon  nu'shiiic  .if  thf  pinion 
with  the  fneine  jrear  wh.'<'l.  said  locklnc  means  Ix^lng 
responsive  to  centrlfnual  furcp  wher«'by  it  remains  in- 
operativp    dnrinir    t1i.>    rutafKui    uf    s^uil    [lininii. 


1,470,7."S.  <'ir.  STOVK  Rttxirn  !1<>ffsmn.  Kankakee. 
111.,  assignor  to  Sears,  Uo<>hii!  k  .iml  in,  I'tijcago.  111.. 
a  Corporation  of  New  York  Fiied  Apr  1!'  1020. 
Serial   No.   374,827.     9  Claims.      (CI.    15R  -42. 


be  equipped  locomotive  fire  box  arches 
to  be  supported  between  a  tube  and  a 
ajving  one  end  formed  with  a  tube  en- 
e  othfr  end  havin-;  a  side  sheet  en 
ed  to  provide  a  single  point  of  sup- 
rmlt  ancular  variations  between  the 
iflthout  ''hanging  the  :in::iilnr   r'-latinn 


'^. 


1.   In   an   oil   stove,  the  combination   with   a   source  of 

oil  siipi'lv  and  a  burner  motHitt-d  for  vertical  relative 
moviMn-nt,  of  m^nns  prnvidm;;  a  > unnectinn  befw  en  the 
oil  supply  and  th."  burner  adapted  to  permit  of  such- 
relative  vertical  movement,  comprising  a  hollow  con- 
ductor extending  in  a  generally  horizontal  direction  and 
having  Interposed  at  spaced  points  therein  relatively 
movable  sections  adapted  to  render  the  conductor  capable 
of  flexing  reversely  n<'ar  its  opposite  ends  sq  as  to  p»'r- 
mlt  such  rf'lative  verticil  innvernetit  lietween  the  burner 
and  the  soiree  of  oil  supply. 


OCTOUKK  Ki,  1,C;! 


r.  s.  patp:nt  office. 


493 


1,470.739.         JOURNAL      LUBRICATOR.        Thomas      J.    ':    1.470.741.       TAKE-UP     MECHANISM     FOR     KNITTINO 


Holmes,    Chicago,    111.      Filed    Aug.    30,    1921 
No.  496,895.      2  Claims.      (CI.  64—24.) 


Serial 


1.  The  combination  of  a  car  journal,  a  bearing  on  the 
upper  side  of  the  Journal,  a  Journal  box  substantially  sur- 
rounding the  Journal  and  adupt-d  to  contain  a  material 
quantity  of  lubricant  below  the  Journal,  a  friction  pi. ci 
having  a  continuous  friction  surface  substantially  con 
forming  to  the  b  arln:;  surface  of  the  journal  to  be 
lubricated  and  extending  substantially  from  end  to  end 
of  the  friction  piece  along  the  side  edges  thereof  and 
from  side  to  side  thereof  along  end  edges  thereof,  said 
friction  piece  having  a  depressed  portion  surrounded  by 
said  annular  friction  surface,  the  depressed  portion  form- 
ing a  pocket  adapted  to  contain  a  quantity  of  lubricant, 
there  being  an  opening  In  the  depressed  portion  of  said 
friction  piece,  thi'  journal  box  forming  a  receptacle  for 
lubricant  below  said  friction  piece,  flexible  pipe  means 
extending  from  the  opening  In  said  friction  piece  into 
the  lower  portion  of  the  Journal  box,  and  means  for 
yieldingly  holding  the  friction  piece  In  engagement  with 
the  journal. 


1,470.740  POLISHING  WHEEL,  TiTCS  8.  Hos«, 
Little  Falls.  N.  Y  Filed  Jan  23,  1922.  Serial  No 
531,057.     6   Claims.      (CI.  51—193.) 


1,  In  a  polishing  wheel,  a  onter  disk  built  up  of  a 
plurality  of  wooden  laminations,  the  grain  of  the  wood 
of  one  lamination  being  at  an  angle  to  the  grain  of  the 
wood  of  its  adjacent  lamination,  said  disk  having  a  pe 
rlpheral  recess  therein  and  having  an  annular  groove  In 
each  of  the  side  walls  of  said  recess,  and  a  polishing  pad 
mounted  on  the  periphery  of  said  disk  comprising  a  plu- 
rality of  segments  of  polishing  material  arranged  periph- 
erally side  by  side  on  the  disk,  each  segment  having  a 
tongue  fitting  within  said  recess  and  having  oppositely 
disposed  flanges  engaging  in  said  side  wall  grooves. 


MACHINES,  Kenneth  Howir,  Norristown,  Pa..  a»- 
slgnor  to  Wlldman  Mfg,  Co  .  Norristown,  I'a.,  a  Corpo- 
ration of  Pennsylvania.  Filed  May  20.  1921.  Serial 
No    471, '191       1,'^   ci,n(ms       iCl    fiH---9.)  ; 


1,  Take  up  mechanism  for  knitting  machines  compris 
Ing  fabric  take  up  means,  driving'  means  tlii-refor  iiiclud 
Ing  clutch  members,  means  for  imparting  rotation  to  one 
of  said  members,  power  operated  means  f«.r  t'ivini:  a 
relative  movement  to  the  cltitch  members  from  engaged  to 
<lisengaged  position  for  releasing  them,  said  power  op<  r 
ated  means  being  rendered  effective  by  the  decrease  In 
the  rate  of  travel  of  the  fabric  for  rel.-aslng  t!i.  clutch 
substantially  as  described. 


1.470,742.     METAL  WHEEL.     Emil  Ibacu,   Philadelphia, 
Pa.,    assignor,    by    mesne   assignments,    to    Biidd    Wheel 
Company,    Philadelphia,    Pa,,    n    Corporation    of    Penn 
sylvanla.      Filed    May    12,    1010.       Serial    N.       l.'O6,401. 
14    Claims.       ( Cl.    301— 64  > 


6.  In  a  metal  wheel,  a  pair  of  she<*t  metal  discs  pro- 
vided with  registering  radial  ribs  and  co  operating  mat- 
ing portions  and  having  central  openings  formed  therein, 
the  said  discs  being  spot  welded  together,  flanges  formed 
upon  the  peripheral  edges  of  the  discs  In  such  a  manner 
as  to  provide  channels,  transverse  braces  positioned 
within  the  channels,  and  a  rim  positioned  upon  the 
peripheral   (lanues   nnd    th..   outer   portion.s   of   the    braces. 


494 


!    t70.T4.7       M\ru 


SK    FiMl    ROLLING    ['ISTnN    RINGS.        obstructPd    •■ntrnri 


Joseph    a     Ingrjji,    Atlantic    City.    N     J.      Filed    Nov.       chamb^T  «t  t;  ^'  hi 


17      191.1     -!ori:ii 
><  riiiims.      I  CI.  : 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


.^:'.s  r>-'0       Renewed   Jan.    2,    1»23. 

1.) 


''11       'i.^^^:^^^^^^:.  L; 


Tf-^    K^^ 


^ 


T 


1.  In  a  device  i:o  Increas*-  the  resllien''v  of  ;ilsr-n 
rluirs.  means  to  rt-tain  a  split  ring  parted,  l>>yoni!  a  nop- 
nsal  state,  at  the  Npllt  purtii'ii  ther.-Df  ^:.;  ;■  :,-  -o 
eip.ind  the  Inner  lurface  of  the  ring  throughout  only 
that  portion  of  tho  Inner  snrf.ace  of  flv  rin«  which  is 
opposite  the  parted  split  portion. 


1,470,74-4.      STEIAM   BOILER       David  S,  Jacobls.   Jeraey 
t'ity.    N.    J.,    aaslgnor    to    The    t!abco<-k    i    Wil  ..i    i  -m 
panj.    Bayonne,    N.    J.,    a    Corporatifm    ot    New    .J.r-»>y. 
■" lois.      Serial    No.    242,990. 


JfM.'.l    .L.-v    .-, 
(CI.     :.'2-  J97 


^  nj' 


in  tw.)  s.'paratf'd 
»■  ::i'-:';  t '  f  til  Vs  ar 
separated  from  ear 
connecting  the  sal 
let  i)per)ini;  from  t 
parttnents,  i  super 
arr.Tnk;ed  to  direct 
1-,    .\    wat'T    tu 


19   Clalias. 


\  l)0iler  havlnr  horizontally  inclined  tubes  arranged 


inkri.  eni]  \v:it'r  .•■'inijjirr  men  t.s  to 
ronne''te<!.  said  coinpjirtm.rit.^  t'ein^ 
other  at  one  end  of  th-'  njties.  'u'wa 
Sf-parated    compartmonts,    ,i    umi     "ii 

space  between  the  8^'paratp<l  cona- 
?ater  t>etweeD  the  hanks,  ,'iii  !  tia!?!:n,' 
le  (rases  orer  the  tube«  to  the  oiiript. 
boiler  having  fr^nt  and  rear  v.Tti 
rally  extending  waiter  compartments  connected  to  two 
banks  of  horlzoritally  tnriined  wat>T  tn(i»^s.  rh'-  ^!lrlk^^ 
belnt:  '<p(i''ed  apart  to  provide  a  superheater  ''hambpr. 
Mid  chamber  harlnr  a  height  a«  great  as  that  of  a  plu- 
rality of  rows  of  water  tubes  of  the  upper  bank,  baffling 
for  directing  the  nrodncta  of  combustion,  said  baffling 
bavlng  a  longltndliial  baffle  extending  from  the  lower 
tnds  of  the  tubes  between  intermediate  rows  of  water 
tubes  and  above  a  plurnlity  of  rows  thereof  to  expose 
the  tabu's  below  salt  baffle  to  the  flame  and  gases  for  the 
major   portion    of    t  leir    length    and    allowing     i    •  ■•■  •     un- 


OCTOBKR  If),  1928 

..f    the    i;fiHhes    to    t  h.'     >uperheater 
erii!«  of   rhf  tii'>eg,  and   an   upwardly 

pri.j.'Ctiru'  'latlV  .-ir'-niliiii:  frum  the  InritT  end  of  t!ie 
hiirizontally  fir  ei  il;r)_'  lia.'!!-  tra  :■.■<'.  irNfi  v  .if  rio'  vxfittT 
till)'  ■<  ■  ■•■•>■  'h'-  V  ; ;..  r^  ■  a  •  ■T  n;,.!  t  sii  perhf.a  f  .-r  loi'Hted  in 
said  .superheat  T  chaoiher  ai.il  i  ivlni:  'n  —  with  r.'turn 
bends  within  the  boiler  8<t'in_-.  'h.-  tutn's  extending 
transversely  of  t!;>'  h..:i.-r  fi'^.'s  and  .<ome  'if  said  super 
beater  tub.'*  Ndng  hi'.a'f.l  ,<■:■. m  tln'  upper  porti.in  of 
.•■"aid     clia':  '  '  :   '      -h    ;•  ''i  :• -'i  i  •  i  fi^'      •(     'he     caiK'S 

through   that   [>arf  iif  ♦h>>  chanirier 


1^471  7t:  >K\VA<  ,L  Ii!Sr()SAL     .Vl'I'A  I;  .\  i  [   .>;  Ii.\^s 

I  i!iNs-.s,    i'l.rt    ,!.''T."s,.n    .>^t.'it;.^n,    \     V        Ki;'-.!    I  i».c.    1, 
111-!.'        .--<Tl.ll    .Ni)     tXH.-'-h"        11    I    laiiii.-  I    :     _' 1  o       ,",    ) 


^-r^ 


I.  X  sew  i^'e  disposal  appar.itu.s  comprising  a  septic  tank 
located  in  in  earth  pit  aud  ^ilrro^l^.^^•d  uy  au  annular 
^Travel  flUfd  zoue  which  coJimuDicateti  directly  with  the 
adjH'tia  esirrh  its  impervious  partition  dlvidini;  the  tank 
In  t'.Mi  '•( nipartiuents,  the  wall  on  f)ne  side  of  the  partl- 
ti'iti  i>einu'  i:Ti[«t'rvlous.  a  floor  co<ipi'ratl(j_'  with  s-aid  par- 
tition and  inipervii  t'l  ^  wall  to  I'lriii  a  haeteria!  digestion 
charabpr.  th-  tank  -a-h'.,  ,>u  the  <jthtr  side  of  the  I'srtltlon 
ha-.:n,'  ;••  'r,!:-.  ■  :  erethroim'i  •,,  -aid  /..uo'  and  forming 
a  stora_-.'  r'>.r.  i  r,  a  cover  for  the  tank,  iii'-.m--  f..r  intro- 
duclni;  ^>  1-  _  into  the  dlgention  chanih.  r,  and  means 
providing  an  overflow  passage  from  said  chaknber  to  tbe 
reservoir. 


l.*7o74t;  i  [;l.  \\i>\  I'lRK  KSCAi'S:  Swtv  .L.nv.so.v. 
Ri'.'hwood,  W.  Va.,  issiiiimr  of  itt\-'  half  to  .Lilia  I^rland- 
son.  Rlchwood.  W,  \a  lil.-.l  1 1>  .  6,  1922  S.rlai  No, 
605,191.      9   Claims.      (d     227      25.) 


1.  In  a  fire  escape-,  a  drum  having  end  flanges  and 
formed  to  provide  ducts  extending  inward  from  opposite 
surfaces  of  the  dmm.  pulleys  dispojwKl  at  the  inner  ends  of 
the  ducts,  a  catile  passing  around  the  periphery  of  the 
drum  and  passing  through  said  duets  and  over  said  pul- 
leys, a  shackle  operaflvely  cunnectwi  to  the  dram,  and 
manually  operable  means  mounted  on  the  drnm  for  frlc- 
ti"nally  engagin;:  the  cable  with  the  drum. 


OCTOBKK  It;.  V.f'Io 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


495 


1.470,747,     COIN  rOMJ'rTOR.    Jokptt  P.  JrxBT,  Lynd 
hurst.    N.     L.    assignor    t<i    Western    Electric    Company 
Iioa.rporatod.    Nrw    Vnrk     N     V      ii    < '.  .r  [.era  t  ion    of    New 
York        Fih.l     1 '•  ■       2'.t,    11M9        Serial    No     347. !au.       (1 
nnirns        '  i  '.     ISM  —  Itj.  i 


1      .\    colli    (  (ll.-etoi-    C'Oiiprisiii,j    a    cniu    hi'pptr     nie:ui.~ 
llarem    for   I  eini^orarlly  arresting  coins,  menus   consistint: 
of  a   slow  a-  tine  relay   for  operating  said  arresting  mean> 
to    release    coins    depo«itw]    thereon,    a    pair    of   iliutes    ex 
tending  from  the  hopper,  and  means  consisting  of  a  quick 
acting  polnrl/ed  relay  in  series  (dnnectinn  with  snld  slow 
acting    relay    Independent    of   and   opiTating   prior    to    sai  ! 
"peratinc  ine.Mis   fcr  defle,  li;  _■  c.  in-   in'^i  <oi.    ihote   ^.r  tli' 
other 


1,470  7  IV  MTARATLS     lOR     THK    LONG-DISTANrK 

AIMISIMKNT  (ir  (.IN.v  .\M»  'IIIK  I.IKi:  I'.M  I 
Kaminski,  K.  riiii  I'ankiiw,  (Jermany.  assignor  to  Sle- 
nieiiH  k.  lialske  .VktlengcHellsi  haft,  Siemensstadt,  near 
Berlin.    (;erIllall^      a     i 'orporaf ion     of    (Jerniany.       Failed 


Dee.     r,,     llcj'j. 
Rf>-    41    > 


Serial    N.c    t;o.".,:n ;{ 


1     Claim. 


(CI 


''Tf,  rv 


In  an  electrical  system  for  the  telecontrol  of  the  point 
ing  of  ::uns  or  the  like  iti  the  foUowthe-pointer  or  hunt- 
ing iirinclple.  in  which  tlie  tar.uet.  the  governor  telHcaijie 
and  the  t.'uns  have  different  levels,  a  plurality  of  guns 
lying  in  the  same  level,  comprising  electrical  receivers  on 
the  gun  and  electrical  transmitters  acting  upon  said  re 
ceivers.  a  governor  telescope  located  at  a  level  different 
from  (hnt  of  the  target,  transmitters  mtM'haniciilly  con- 
nected to  the  te|escoi>e.  and  .1  range  scale  mechanically 
connected  to  said  traiisniitters,  said  scale  being  calibrated 
for  the  ancle  of  elevation  in  addition  to  the  angle  result- 
ing from  the  difference  of  height  In  the  levels  of  the  gov- 
ernor teiscope.  and  the  target. 


1,470. 74n      CASH  BOX      MrvKH  KAMiNSTTtN.  New  York. 

N.     V.       Filed    Jan      21.    IICI.      .^erial    No.    4;58,vti.'.       15 
Claims,        (1.  1'32- 4,  > 





1.  An  Opel!  tup  coin  hi  A  [trovided  with  n  titjided  upper 
edge,  a  reii.ti*rcins;  wiri  ci.ni, lined  in  said  ''iaii  a  i^ver 
hiiiL'i  d  til  said  wire  at  one  etlKe  of  the  box,  a  coin  recep- 
tat  M  pr-ivi'led  uith  a  tiendahh  tinu'er  cx!eiiliii_:  from  ene 
etlge  ilieriof  and  h' II 1  alioiil  s;iid  wire  t"  pi\'  I  iilh'  mount 
the  cciii  r.  .ejitaile  in  pLic  ,  siMd  cover  constituting  a 
riican-  for  ihcagint:  the  ruiu  reca  (itacle  tu  hoh!  the  same 
In  [ihice  Muninst   rattliiii: 


1.47(i7.'"H'         Sini-riNC      KKCKPTACT.K. 

Ki.vrsiii     Hartford.   <'onn        I'lhal    Oct 
No.  414.2.".o.     11  Claims.      ^Ci.  217— 'Jo. 


\Vn.i.!A.M     <r 
T.'Jc       Serial 


i  1.  .\  shipping  luoKage  comprising  ,a  iliiralir}  if  ser- 
!  tlon.«,  each  finned  in  cro.ss  scetiun  suh^taniially  on  the 
arc  of  a  cir.  h-.  hands  ein  ir'  iiii;;  saiii  sec'C'iis  at  .a  distance 
friiin  tlie  lengthwise  center  thereuf,  flanges  extending  pe- 
ripherally around  and  from  said  tiands  to  provide  a  roll- 
ing rest  fcir  said  package  and  a  protection  for  nn  ans  for 
'  ^'C  iriiiL'  I  tie  ends  uf  the  hand,  and  nit.'ans  for  ^laiirin:.'  the 
.  ;  li^     a'  I  h>'   t.,nid   to','ether 


1.470.7.')1.  \\.\e-V  LiM  K.  WiiAAkw  V  Kvapp,  Denver, 
Colo,  Filed  .Ian,  18.  I'.t21.  Serial  N...  438,159.  2 
Claims.      (CI.  292—281.) 


<^ 

1  The  combination  wdth  a  lock,  of  a  plate,  a  staple 
mounted  on  said  pl.ate.  a  flexible  element  termlnalh  con- 
nected with  the  plate  .and  lock,  .and  a  loop  carried  tiy 
said  [ilaie  for  siijiporting  said  lock. 


1,470.7.52.  lNTERNAL-((X\IBrST10N  KNGINF.  Cahl 
H.  Knudsptn.  Brooklyn.  N.  V..  a.ssiurior  to  T!  e  Knud8<'n 
Motor  Corporation,  Wilmington.  Del,,  a  Corporation  of 
iK'laware.  l'"11e<l  Apr.  2t'.,  1!42(),  Serial  No.  .•{7«..'>48. 
Renewed  Sept.  30,  1P22.  Serial  No  ,')91,666.  8  (.'laims. 
(CI.  12.S— -.a.'!  * 

1     In  an  eiiirine  of  tbe  class  descriheil.  a   pair  of  cylin- 
ders    iionecie,)    [,y   a    c\lindcT    head    having   a    combustion 


496 


chamber    Id    commu 
cas»>  at   the  bottom 

placing  said   crauk 
passeil  through  sail] 


OFFICIAL  (JAZETTK 


OCTOBEB  16,  1028 


Ication    with    said    cylinder,    a    crank 

of  each  of  said   cylinders,   means   for 

(jasos   in   communication,   crank  shafts 

crank  ■■as.^s,  pistons  in  said  cylinders 


which  the  stonf>s  ar^   lris»Ttfd.   metal   rings  connecting  the 
metal   strips  to  form   a   cng**,   the  said  i-atff  together  with 


,p.T,iti\'.'  -i.rj:!.  .'r  iii-j  wir;,  ,.i  i,l  .^lln',^  -.hafr-  ii.^I 
i/i'.ans  for  passing  air  under  pressurp  into  an.l  rhrHU,;h 
ciit'  of  sjiid  I'istnn-;  and  rvlindfTs,  and  ii.co  fli>'  Tank 
ca>'s  'if  th»'  spparatf  I'^lirid'Ts  •.;  iiirf\ivi''  th>'  j  ri-ssurf  'if 
air  rtifrein 


1,*:"  ::..:       i'iS'l'MS 
si;n.    Br<"il<l '.  n     N 
Corporation,    Wilni 
wai-»*       !"'.!•  d      T  i:y 
Claiii.a.      ,  t.'l     ; 


,  MNSTHrCTiM.V        I'Mii.    n      Km  t,^ 

\    ,    a'-siizi^'r    '•>   Th''    Kirids>'ii    Mmt    •- 

incton,    I>l.,    a   Corporation    of    Ii^-la- 

1,     l',fJ_\      S.Tia:     Ni.     .'TL',.'H:'..      .'1 

171.) 


1  A  i)i<>ro:'.  ,  f  t  ;  I'  'Mass  d''scril>pd,  said  pi~ton  "-h!):.' 
-r.infl.illy  tu'i'ili'i  in  form  and  provided  with  a  •  ios'-d 
\]>-.'.i\.  a  transv.r-;!'  ar';--iha[i>'d  partition  wall  at  a  pr>df^ 
ter':iiii<^d  dist:incf  friini  said  h^ad.  and  fiTniini:  a  rius.'  | 
Comp  I T  ri'.'jit  in  tht'  ht>ad  t-nd  portion  nf  th«'  pist'tn.  rh. 
p»>riplit>rv    .:f    thf    pi-^on    bfint:    pruvid.'d    adjactTit    t"    :\: 


'.-f   s.iid   [larritlon 


wall   wlrh   a   plurality   of    -pa   ^d    .q. 


fTf')r'-<  i.ponirii;  iv.U)  said  f  tnpartmctit  and  mirwirdK 
:liri.ii;h  th>'  pi^t^n,  and  a  viTti'-al  aptTturcd  i>artiti<>n 
wall  sulKllvidini;  sai'l  comparlment,  and   the  ap*»rtures   in 

said   pist'.ii  w.n. 


1,470.7'4.  [JNKR,  BT'Sfl,  ANDTHK  I. IKK  i"<>U  ]<.K\n- 
I\i;S  AND  I'KIiftvSTALS.  (JKnRr;  ArdTST  Rrrx>i.i' 
KChve,  Hamburei  Germany,  assltrnor  to  the  Firm  of 
Masrhlnen-  und  Wpllenlager  Ceselischaft  mlt  beachrftnk- 
tpr  Hnftnng.  Ham  )urK,  (;»'rm:iny  K11p<1  Mar  25,  1922. 
Serial  No.  .->4fi,727  4  riaims  ((-I.  <U — jn  \ 
2.    A   N'arins;  liner  nr  bn.«h   composed  of  a  layer  of  aoft 

nieta],    stoneg,    sheet    metal    strips    Hpi't    *••    U  «h!ii)>'     into 


rhf  >T.,rifs  tiviiit:  .■nHifdd>'d  in  thr-  soft  mt'tai  in  such  man- 
ner ttiat  fxitb,  Ml.'  -tiii.s  and  rh.-  s"ft  in.tal  form  the 
bearing  surface 


1.47'i.755  ItlK  iASTIM;  MAiHINK  VirioK  K  Lank. 
Detroit,  Micii,,  asM^nor  to  Michli;an  Smfltin>{  and  He- 
flning  Company.  Iictrnit,  Mirh,  a  Corfiora  t  ion  of  Mich- 
it;  in.  Filed  Apr  4,  l:»21  Sorlai  No.  4,')8,482.  12 
t  l.iinis.      (CI,    22 — 70.  t 

.    ^    ^__~-»___  ;<  e  ;  -     ^ 


J---.--..  ^-^Jfe^^ 


4..  ,     ^  , 


UJ 


l|t- 


¥ 


M i-^--d 


r  \i. 


1.    Thf   .■nni!!in;i!  1    !i    w.rh    a    lii  iriz..ii!a  lly   fxttniding  nos- 
zle   for    r.'i..    [',.issa_-.  riioK.n    no'Ml.    nf   .'i    ><•■■  tlonal   mold 

haviPL,'  tiiirizi  n  ta  lly  uiova'.^'  s.-rrl'iris,  the  inner  of  said 
8e<-tions  tiav.r,.-  .i  pr.ssaLri  w-i  •,  f  h>T>'!  hr.'ii;:h  for  placing 
th»'  '•s'.vity  wit'iiri  s,ii.!  innid  m  '-..ninniii  ic:i  r  inn  with  laid 
Do/-zif.  and  ylflil.i '.If  iio-ans  f..ir  riioviiii;  <:iid  -iin-tions  horl- 
zoir.ally  iiway  fr.ni  -.iM  u-'Lia-  :i[)d  f  r  .-'parating  tald 
sections  fr  tn  each  other. 


l,4:'i,7r.>>       It  i:!.i/.i:k       i-mn     <;     r.\Nsiv(;.    i».'troit, 

\\     h.     ,issiKn"r     '•'     I*»''r.iit     Liitiric;.  r.:.r     r.onpHny.  He- 

tn.it,    Mich,,    ,1    Cmi  (.oration    of    Mi<-tiik:an,       I-"lied  Jan. 

15,      1021,         Serial      No,      437,.".;!^          '.<    ilairas.  tCl. 
12.3-122  . 


1.  A  frielizer  fomprisinit  n  r-ombnstlon  fhnmher,  a  con- 
n.'Ctlon  between  said  fomt)i!stion  chamlx  r  and  the  Intaka 
of  an  internal  fombu<=rion  'ngtrie,  a  supply  i-onnectlon  for 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


497 


combuHtible  mixture,  a  valve  for  controlling  said  supply 
connection,  Pnd  a  thumostat  controlled  by  the  tempera- 
ture of  said  combustible  mixture  for  operating  said  valve. 


1,470,757.  SAFETY  RAZOR.  Ai.exandieb  B.  Laiter 
BACH,  Philadelphia,  I'a.,  assignor  to  The  De  Luxe  Brush 
Company,  WilmlnKtou.  Del.,  a  Corporation  of  Delaware, 
Filed  Nov.  3,  1920,  Serial  No.  421.456.  6  llaims. 
I  CI.  30—12.) 


ing  said  accfleratinj;  resistor,  a  master  switch  for  con- 
trolllnK  said  contactors,  dynamic-brakinK  njcans  lor  said 
motor,  means  comprising;  saiii  master  swiicti,  said  con- 
tactors and  a  relay  for  iho  shuntinj;  of  said  accelerat- 
iii>;  rosJKtor  prior  to  the  <loslni:  of  the  dynamic-braking 
circuit  to  insure  ii, creased  field  excitation  of  the  motor 
prior  to   dynamic  brr.king. 


l,47n.7(i().  MOTNTING  FOR  LOCOMOTIVK  BOOSTER 
MOTORS,  Fr-ank  R  I'bters,  New  York.  N  Y,.  as- 
signor to  Franklin  Railway  Supply  Conifiany.  a  Cor- 
poration of  Delaware  I'iled  De<--  -s.  VX~\ .  Serial  No. 
,%20,822.  K.'newe.i  Mar,  20,  1P2.'{.  4  Claims,  (CI. 
105--^n,->,) 


•<^\ 


1,  In  a  satety  rtizT,  the  combination  of  n  handle  hav- 
Iiiit  a  doio''  shaped  iirUow  upper  end,  a  hfad  comprisinij 
sides  ami  u  closed  end  i«)rtiou.  the  said  end  i>ortion  Iteiiij; 
lurved  inw,irdly  to  form  a  concave  surface  adapted  to 
hui:  the  convex  outer  surface  of  the  doine-sh.-i  ped  end  of 
tlie  said  hanole.  and  yieldini;  means  connected  with  said 
head  and  eiiEa^'in^'  s.'.id  handle  for  connecting;  said  head 
to    tbi'    said    b.';nd|. 


J 


1,470.7.'..H.  l;iIKOST,\T  (ir.iUGE  M,  I.ini.E.  I'it tsinir;;!!, 
I'a.,  ass);;nor  to  W.  stinshoiise  I'.lectric  \  M:inijfa<  tor 
\\\z  (.'onip,/ iiy ,  ,1  Corixiraiion  of  I'ennsyl  vania,  I'iled 
Nov,    L".c    i;i-n       ^eI•ial    No    42(1,920,      10   Claims,      ^Cl, 


r^ai 


-^~  K— 


n 

■A 


i. 


S.  In  a  iheo>iat,  the  combination  with  a  resistance 
ro<l,  havitm  ji  plurality  of  notches  extending  acro.ss  its 
(■(/ntac!  >urf:.ce.  .-md  a  metallic  continu  between  said 
not"  lies,  of  a  contact  member  slidably  mounted  for  shunt- 
ing: s.aid  rod. 


1.470,7.'9        SYSTEM    OF    (^ONTROL.      FuED    M.    I'.ahks, 

Murray^ville,  Ta,,  :i>slsn(ir  to  West  inphouse  Electric 
A  Manufacturing  Coiniiany.  a  Cori»oration  of  Pennsyl- 
vania Filed  Dec,  21,  1920,  Serial  No.  432,332.  12 
Claims        Ml     172 — 179) 


1.   The    condiination    with    an    electric    motor,    and    dy 
iinmic-brnkini:  means  for  said  motor,  of  means  for  Insur- 
ing  increased    field    excitation   of   said   motor   prior  to   dy- 
namic brakintr    and  means  for  rendering  the  second  means 
ineffective. 

7.  The  combination  with  an  electric  motor  and  an  ac- 
celerating resistor,  of  a  plurality  of  contactors  for  shunt- 


1  A  niountin:;  loi'  ioconiotive  boost' r  iii..t..r-  .  o!;ipns- 
iiig  in  coiniiiio!  t  ioii  with  the  axle  and  ih-  friiine  of  a 
truck,  a  Ix'ariiiK  plate  t'etween  tlie  boosi.r  niot./r  and 
the  truck  fr;iine.  ;i  rounded  >ent  fo-  the  booster  nrntor 
on  -,iid  phile  an. I  \i.Idii:>;  sii  pi'ort  i  :.>:  :;  'ans  t>etwr.(  n  the 
plate   and    th.     t  rink    !  fani' 


l,470.7t',l,  I.(>CM,M(rilVK  I'.iMiSTKR  ^fOT|■l^^^ON. 
TROI.LINl.  MKCH,\NIS.M,  FiwNK  li,  i'K!Ki:,s.  N.  w 
Y.'rk.  .N,  V  .  .■i,ssi;;i)oi.  f.  I'rai.kiiii  H.'iihvay  S,i}.p'y  (  ..ni- 
pati.s,  .-1  C'iri"ir.n  ioe  nl  lelawarc  rii.t  Uet.  2,  1W22. 
Se;i;i!    No,   .-t.Kt'.sT       'j    Ciaun.s,       .CI,    Ic".  — 48.) 


<  T.oeoniothe  booster  motor  confrollltig  mochnnism 
eonipnsine,  ii.  combination,  boost' r  eiitrainiti-  [uecha- 
liisifi,  a  lio''!-I'.r  Ilir.  ttle.  ni' ans  for  ndniiitini:  ste.-mi  in 
sinail  tpi.-iu;  itiev  to  the  lu.o^ter  motor  i!urir,_'  enirain- 
meiit.  and  n.e,-ni^  for  preventif),s  oiieiunj;  of  the  hooster 
thri.Mle    til',    after    entrainment. 


1,470  7C,2  I'oMHIN.VTION  SELF-I.nu;  1C.\T1  No 
(;KRM!C!DAL  RAZOR  HONK  Jessk  I.  I{ 
Pari-,  T.x.  Fil'-d  M.ar,  l.S.  1922.  Serial  No  5 
3  <Taiins.      (t'l.   D1--213.) 


'    AND 

4::. 306. 


i            .=> 

.'^ 

,-     :^     •    -.K'^   -    i--^^ 

'*  !^-■-^ 

^     €.       ^'        '       •■\'        *     .       ■-'■-'        "-   ■■      -■   ' 

\ 


1.    .\    hone    conipri'iitit'    twa.    plate-liko    hotiinL-    -t..nes    .f 
dlfTeretit  texture  ■,\w\  of  a  porous  nature,  secured  together 


i 


498 


provi'l-'fi  wi'h   rnm;- 
anJ    I'rovirleiJ    wlrh 


1,47  i,T<;.i         INUI  V 

A.HDKK    Ji-SKfH    Hi 

ii  lii    (•■    Wiliiiiui 
.".  19:jj       S*ri.ii 


OFIICIAL  GAZETIJ:. 


OCTOBEK  16, 1923 


ompo'ind  hone,  Hnu\  Rtnn*>^  ^M>iHl; 
ini''nt:i!  rocfns»*s  in  thr-  htirku  rhPT'iif 
hnnitier.  and  N-tnff  farther  prnTlfli'd 
ir  C'nnmanicnrinij  with  said  chamh«'r 
'    removable  closure. 


II>1:AL     I'lE      lONTAINER         AiKX- 

i:UAitL>(i.  CtiiCHg*!,   111.,  as3i;jnur  of  wne- 

I     (.Jreunkt',   (  hicagu,    II!       Fii«'il    Aug. 

Vo.    .".Til, *;>;■!        1    Ciairii.       ><'      -itiy     4.) 


:\-     ,:i.!;v),!u  l!    pi- 
memli«'r    ha  ■  n  i;    a 
8l<lt^.    said    Ixxly    !»<r 
b*'a<!    arouiul    l'^    >'t 
siilf-s.    and    I    rnvr 
t.'ii!    'iiid    <idf!     rb-' 
tucliis-'    th->    <;il>'S 
foi'i.;     iutwardly    ri(y 
j.int. 


1  t  T 1 1  7 »;  ( ,     \  [■:  1 11  (' 

Conrh    .,i;id     Ilicly 

tlur;      f  <  'h.o       h'i 
3    Claim-i  n 


1     In    a    wirdnw 
l.vVfT    •  iijr^       f    ";.' 
able   toirt-r '  f  r   ij;i   :in 
beini;    provided    wit 
of  the  pane  fits. 


1,470. :•?.-,      S\TIN 

KAcrrra:     Jmh 

\{:iy      ''.       I'l-'ll.      S, 

!.',<_':'..      t-l    Claims. 

5.  A      's;iM:i     whil 

ter    is    pillrtifirpd    :!■ 

the  colloidal  aui»a. 


rnntain>>r   rompri.slng  a   fiit>   r^rii: 

ria  ntruUr-shaiwd    bo<1y    portion    w 

rion    havinif    an   outwurdly    eitcD"! 

rire   edire    and    proJe<tin«    tivyond 

jivlng   a    trianeular-ahapf'd   l»>dy    ; 

sid' s  of   ^^ald   cover    b'-ini;   adaiiteil 

f    «ni(l    r»':ainirii    iii>-rnt"T    :i!i(i    i" 

the    bead    to    pruviib-    i    liijuld  t 


l:.z 
ith 

The 


;;ht 


.F-;  \VlNr><)W  ANP  lir.KIil',      Ua;  ;kr 

nd.    fMdi',    assiiiTiiir    to    T'h-    .-\n;>r;     in 
'.m;i,iny,   i 'l-".  ►■l.ind.   Ohio,   a   >  ^r;     ra- 
■■d   I  If.-    -J.;    i<,)_'.'       St:'!-ia!   N-    0' |'.'.":'.5. 
;(>  -5U1.1 


1    pat.e.    and    a    grnard    secured    to    the 

•T^•     "aid    ;.anf    ^-id    t'liard    ;>•  Ini;    slid- 

1   ilown.    The    up'itT   f'\c^■   ■<t   T';t'    eiji'^d 

a    cro'ivp    in    which    the    lower    ed^e 


WIIITK    .\Nr>    I'ROrFSS    OF    MANT- 
•«•    11.    Rt.*v,    Kalatnazi-io.    Mich       Filed 
i,il    \i>,    .•;7'.',:'. ; «'        Kt'n.wfd    Mar,    7 
I  CI.    1.14—20,, 

•>■'    m. It.  rial    in    wbi.h    tht-    .'ri'    mat 

I  dijtr^i.nteii   In   flne  fi.irtiidps  through 

II  described. 


1.47'i,7R« 

SoH.^rrTK,    Hrnok'vn 
Tt.   BrooklvTi     N     Y 
r.60,5-5        4    '  iaiiii.-.. 


SIIKKTMFIVI       roNTAlNKR.        HlNRT     J. 

N     V      ;!>i-i|L"  ')!    fi)   .Jacob    Schaf- 
}  Hod    May    l.'^     19*.':'       Serial   No. 
(1     ^-'0—22.) 


1  ,\  sheet  intdal  ciinrnlner  havlnu  a  lateral  wall  dla- 
pos>.d  bofwffii  end  walls  with  a  8>"-tinn  of  the  latt'ral 
wall  omitff'd  to  form  ,-i  d.jMr  opeiiiriK  throiinh  which 
acces.s  to  the  Interior  may  be  had,  on*'  'if  the  sidf  edk;es 
of  the  lateral  w.ill  wlibdi  firms  the  dour  openinir  pro- 
joctin^  into  tb..  lnt>  ri'T  of  the  ^fl,*!.]-  and  doubling 
ba'-k  upon  itself  to  furui  a  vertirally  fvlendint:  shelf 
supporting  rib.  then  eitendinK  (>ack  atong  the  outer 
face  of  the  lateral  wall,  and  then  outwardly  at  rljfht 
ancles  ther»to  \i<  t..rrti  a  v.rtb  al  dixir  »top  rib  allow- 
ing the  slidable  ibwir  when  closed  to  overlap  the  lateral 
wall,  the  shelf  -in  iipurt  iiitt  rib  bavin;;  at  a  point  Inter- 
ruedlare  of  its  bfifc:bf  a  Hlot  eitendlnK  into  the  same 
frrini  ih»  inn^r  cilk;-'  .ml  into  which  the  edge  of  a  shelf 
may  be  di.<pi,ised  for  support 


1470,7(57        kmi-:i;i.i:n<  V     Hoii.Kit    rrnF     repaik 

ri.t"(;.  i;[si,v,  a  .>.  HUr.K.  \.-w  y.irk.  .N"  V  Filed 
M.ir,  1,  1921;  Serial  N-i  ,".-10.1^4  1  Claim.  ol. 
137—73.) 


I 

The  comt)!nr!  tiiin  if  i  tube  er.d  liavine  a  hole,  clrcu- 
lir  ;ii  ■os^  ,,  ,  ■:.,[]  !  sii!];l,ir;v  s:iaii>'<l  nip  iif  soft  an- 
nealed nif'al  rl'ttNl  In;  Cie  hole  and  a  plut;  shaped 
to  flt  Inside  th*-  suft  m>'tal  cup,  an  outwardly  proJ>ciing 
S4jijnre  sliank  on  the  tdu^.  a  srri  w  sfem  titled  onto  an 
expaiifiint  »  ed^:e,  said  expandiiifc;  wedye  fitted  to  the 
interior  of  the  plu^',  n  washer  o;!  tb''  screw  stetn  atid 
bearini;  aitalnst  the  -qua  re  sliank  of  the  pliiE  and  a 
nut    on    th«>    screw  Htem    liearint;    aitaingt    the    maalier. 


1,470,71.'^.      MACHIVF    FOR    HKMo\  i\(;    WFRfiS  FROM 

Railway       ko  vi'iuihs.       a((.(k-tb       scheichzke, 

Kern-us,  near  I.a  nsa  riio',  Swi  f/.crl;i  nd,  asslKnor  to 
Fprrodeaberbeus.'  Si  heurt'/er  .Horlete  Vnonyme,  Heneus, 
Switzerland  Filed  U'f  I'J,  liJ22.  Serial  No.  555.553. 
6  Claims.      iCl,    104      270.) 

3.    .i    machine      f    the    -barncfer    described    comprlsinif 
a   supp<->rt   adapted    to    traverse    railway    tracka,   a   gTOOiiid 


I 
I 


IXTOBF.K  ic,,  i;i2.3 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFKK. 


490 


enf^ldni;  knife,  motor  actuated  means  for  riiisinf:  ;in(i 
lowering  said  i<n!fe,  tie  eiiiriicrinir  means  associated  with 
the  knife  for  controllint:  the  motor  driven  means  for 
automatically  liftinjif  the  knife  over  the  tie.  and  means 
for  rekTulatlni:  the  knife  raisint;  action  of  the  motor 
actuating    means    including    a    member   connected    to    the 


,M       7 


^A- 


/H 


.'/O 


W 


UiU^//'  '^'      m     ^     -|,\     -hFv 


motor    actiiatlnp    means    nnd    reeiprocnl    in    the    support. 
coactinc   stops   mounted    on    the   member   and    an    ojierable 
.■onnectlon     ieiween    one    of    s.aid     stop-    and     the    tie    en 
gaRinc     means     for     parti;illy     rotntitiL-     said     st;.p      s,,!, 
sfantlally  ,nH  and  for  the  purpose  set  forth. 


i.47o.7t;n      on.  circulati.\(;    svstfm      Lmis    v 

Sfjaw,  Fast  Orange,  N  J  ,  assi^'nor  to  WllliMms  Mo 
tors  Inc.  N,  w  York.  N.  Y.,  n  Corporation  of  Iielawjue. 
Filed  n<t.  2(5,  1920.  Serial  No  419,607.  ?,  naim.s. 
(CI.  184—6.) 


i»  ><     T- '-■• =rE.ISLl 


'"''^^-^j  i 


V  .3J-  -<' ■  I  -mk—' 


2.  In  a  rotary  cylinder  engine,  bavin;;  a  stationary 
hollow  crank  shaft  and  a  crank  case  Potatable  thereon, 
an  oil  circulating  system  comprising  a  stationary  oil 
reservoir,  means  for  supplying  oil  therefrom  in  bulk  thru 
saw  hollow  shaft  into  said  crank  rase,  an  annular 
chamber,  rotatal)ie  with  said  case  and  adapted  to  re- 
ceive  the  oil  so  wupplied,  iwid  chamber  havlns  a  plu- 
rality of  discharge  openiiifrs.  iiermitlinj;  the  oil  to  es- 
cape into  the  crank  case,  a  trap  attached  to  said  an- 
nular chamber,  adapted  to  receive  the  (dl  escapint;  from 
some  of  said  openings,  a  discharge  tube  In  said  trap 
for  dischar^rintr  tiy  centrifutral  force  the  oil  contained  in 
said  trap,  and  a  catcher  plate  mounted  on  said  crank 
shaft  adjacent  to  the  point  of  oil  consumption  and  ex- 
tendlnp  for  a  suitable  peripheral  lenpth  into  the  tan- 
cential  plane,  in  which  the  oil  is  discharged  from  said 
tnbe,  to  receive  a  predetermined  .amount  of  the  oi!  dis 
charged  from  the  tube  in  accordance  with  the  periphf-ral 
extent  of  the  plate,  and  adapted  to  lead  the  oil  to  the 
point    of    consumption,    a     «birdd    aKo    moniitod    oii     the 


crank  shaft  adjacent  to  the  point  of  oil  consumption 
nixl  lieii.c  loi-ated  intweeti  said  <  ateher  itlate  and  the 
l>atb  of  the  dlschar^-e  tube  said  sbield  heitii:  anirtilsrly 
opernl.b  in  fnait  of  said  i-aiilier  plate  to  deflect  a  de- 
sired     am.  lint      of     oi;      otierwisr      c-iu;.': 

and  means  for  collecting  tic  oii  lii 
•  rank  ■  .'ise  find  returniBg  it  to  Kald 
voir. 


■>       salil      pi,',  !e 
iaar^oa!     lato     the 
ftati'Miarv    reser- 


1. 470,770.  i  I  l!l.  liXll.NSloX  FoR 
IlK.vnY  SiKKK.Mio'i ,  .Inn  tieiinanv. 
Firm  of  t'arl  /riss,  .leiiti.  <ierman\ 
11)22.     Serin!  No.  594,941,     2  Claims 


-.^a?r- 


-\l  I.   l;i  iSta  )l'i:s 

assi;;no|'      to     th 
lloai      Oct,      IC 

I  '1.  ^'--    :;*,*  I 


'fiiiVs' 


1.  In  a  tube  extensiot;  fo;-  n;:s,"ro-.i',-o.,.s  :,  M']\'L'et,!nt, 
ocular,  a  photOKraphic  catner;!  a  ray  dividing  surface 
optical  means  for  transmit  t  ini:  simnjta  nefiuslv  part  of 
the  luminous  rays  enterini:  the  tuhe  ii,fo  the  ocular 
and  the  remaining:  [lart  into  \\\,-  pia  lom.Hi.i  ;,  raniern, 
•<ia!  a  la-aiivo  lens  system  ilispo-rd  ii;  front  of  the  said 
ra\  dividiti_-  surface,  the  f  ora  i  !eii_-'i;  of  this  !!eL.'ative 
lens  systeii!  !)eing  at  tla-  most  eij-ial  to  tti-t  of  'he 
oculn  I'. 


.470,771  CONTROL  AlTAHATrS  K aui.  A.  Simmon. 
Fdgi  wood  Park,  I'a..  assi;:nor  to  West  iiiiitoiu-.'  l-i!.  .tri 
iV:  .Manuractnriiig  CoUipatiy.  a  i  ,  .rpoiiit  ion  ,,f  laauisv;- 
vania.  Original  application  tiled  Apr  9.  IbV.i,  S.riai 
No.  2HS.s,''),s.  now  I'ntetit  No,  1  ..'iIo.,im  ie  d,i!eil  1  lec.  2h, 
1920.  Divided  and  this  .'ipplicati-n  !:ieil  An.;.  G,  1920. 
Seri.al    N.i,    401,740       7    'daims        (Cl.    105 — 342.) 


1.  In  an  electric  vehicle,  the  combinatinn  vvjth  an 
electrical  device  normally  located  in  a  compartment 
under  a  vehicle  seat,  <^f  means  for  swiiiu'Ing  the  device 
outside  of  said  compartment  into  an  uncovered  posi- 
tion. 


1,470,772       LASTE   FOR  ETCHING  (iLASS       l.KO  Simon 
New    Y'ork.    N,    Y'.,    assignor    to    Henry    I.     (Ireenbntim 
New    York      N      Y,       Piled    An:;,    21,    1922        Seriwi    N- 
583, ."71.      .''i    rpiims.       (CI.    41~-42l 
1.   A    paste    for    etchinc    gl.ass,    containing    amRioi.iiun 

sulphate,  hvili-otbioi  ic  ,nai,i   n;,,i  -x   H.piiii  niu'diaec 


500 


1  ,  4  7  0  ,  7  7  :i  .      CI 
Btbon    C     Smau. 
Serial    No.    362,414 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


UcroBKB  10, 1923 


IT 


:CH   CONTROL   AND   GOVERNOR. 
Morris,    III.      Filed    Mar,    1.    1920. 
10  Cl*im«.      (CL   2ft4— 11.) 


rf-i;'*"'r  '  >  •'■xi''. 
■niPtit  IfTit-riilii;  J 
IS     coiitiriua'ly 

fr'^'tion    n;fa'!-.    :iM! 
said  driviiK  mpmtier 


niitt- 
with 
mea; 


li  .,f  :i  ilrivin.;  mfin!i»>i,  a  d 
ins  through  whi'-h  piuvr  i-i  ' 
n    inenitior,    Da>-.-iii'<    ;)»=rn;i  ttin;.' 

\  .  ;■ ,,  r;  r  "t'  -.lilt  di-i\  iu;,-  till 
driven  rapmt/fT.  rhf  pxtent  of 
up'-n  rh>-  lu.id  ..n  t!:-  engine, 
under  pr'-ssur--  lirurnlled  by 
!ih  T'M  <it._'  '^•:--  pressure  In 
r   UK-r»'a.iir.i;   -hf   P'  w.t   -juppli 


rr\ri8- 
indp- 
intitT 
such 
and 

Sflld 
8A1(1 

•  •d    to 


4TiJ.7:4         pHUT.Vl'.I  K     [.A.Vir         Whi.nu     J.     SpKVf-K, 
[.yn-i.   M;i-s       I'i  ^'ll   Mny   15,   1!.»'J::.      Serial    Ni    r.«j  1  .u70. 


1     !n  an  Impr 

a   ;'a;r  ■/  ^ar-   -[■  '  > 

n!'iv:irdly   '  U    r^  fr  '.i. 

si  r;:,^     m-iiiii.T-  ■■• 

thri'n-i.d  ^■:,,r't  p:i-.- 
nfck  ,i:id  t-MT'  'i^'n  •' 
adj';>ifin^  !!:'•  pr>'-!> 
varylni;   tr.t>   tf'ri'^ioii 

1.470.775         KTTI. 
Stkphkvs.   (.'hi  a 
N  ',  5-J»).4'.'5      5  I 
5.    In  comidnatiu! 

extending   betwH-n 


tank,  a  valve  in  said  duct  and  having  a  stem  projecting 
throuKb  an  opening  in  said  casing  to  tiie  exterior  thertH)f, 
packing  material  siirruunding  said  stem  upon  the  Inside 
and   iiutside   of   the    whU    nf    said    rasing,    a    spring   within 


Mid  iMsi"-  I'i  ''•'  '1  f  '  wiuiiilt'i  .',  'islv  nnintaiii  ^aid  valve 
fn  ,»],,sed  iiosi'i'i'i  \"d  to  .X'Tt  ;ir.r-siir.'  npo  i  ticith  said 
,r>ri'r    md  n'lt.  r  pa'^ki'iir  ni'ierial    and  iidai<tr'd   when  said 

\alVr<  ;.  •■"!■. 'I'd  •"  "•r''r\  p<..;!ti-!^  • , ,  i-Teri  i  n  ■T.  i  ^i-*!  pri'SSlire 
upon     said     Piii'T     [ia.-kiM_-     riiiteril 


I  * 


K 


:.;     !  i,\<n  i.i'.nT  <urrrn      cnMuf^s  n    .>ikv- 

s,  \-'.s  flu-!  lOnn..  as.slgniir  t  \\iinh<-t.T  He 
p-iTin^  .\rriis  >  iiipanv.  New  Haven.  Cnii'  ,  a  r.iri>iira- 
tion  of  Connectlrm.  nied  1"  -i  i<Jl  S.  ria!  Vn. 
4.''.f^,0«7.      12    C^nSvnn       <  CI     _'un      Ou.) 


1   I'lnip  ha.^e.  the  .a.niin ';aM..ti  -.I   i  base, 

:    <]■  .;■■   fr-m  .  ach  a^her    u  d   .■\t.  rdir^^ 

ilii:ed  !^rf.  ratioti^  i:i  said  •■ar-    split 

s,i;d     r-'Tt'iT  If  ii.ns.     a     .'"   ^-^  -lerk,     a 


1.  In  8  contact  device  for  battery  band  !am|.s.  he 
comlilnation  of  a  resilient  normally  In  inranw  .ti  a  t 
member  and  a  pivoted  cam  haxing  i  '  ■  a  '^ah.  iato 
direct  contliming  engagement  with  sai  i  rin  niti.  r  aid  o- 
(.peratiiiu  with  naid  member  to  hold  tlie  cam  fmin  acri 
(lenfjil  ilisi)lacempipt  with  the  meinli.  r  in  .p.'ati>e  |msi 
tion  wheti  a  c  ntiniioiis  lighting  of  ih.'  l.iaip  is  desired. 
s  .tistas.ria  ii  V    as   li-  s.riUed 


ii_'  ■  t.r'nign 


lie    ;.u\a.r    .  Hi! 


•  ■  spli-  spring  m-nifxrs.  i  iid  !ne;ir;j  fur 
ii-e  on  the  split  spi-irii;  memh.Ts  fiir 
ex.Tte.l    therehy    on    the    „'0')Se-Ue.-k. 


!![;SKliVP:        SVSTKM.        rKK'V       W 

u,     111,       Filed    !>.•.■     :•.!      irt-M.      Serial 

laims       i  CI,    I's      4»',  .".   , 

,,  a  tank,   a   v;il\"  i-.isiiig  having  a  dirt 

the    interior   and    the    exterior   of   said 


i,4:mt:7       \i:i     \M'    MM\i:\n,-<    I'nit    ii(;irriN(; 

\\*KNKIi       r       'V\,;h.      \-W      \      -.k.      \        \     .      iirHUMHir      t.)     The 

Safef.  I  a:-  Heating  A  Light  itiL'  i  nnpa  i  \  a  ■  "ori-orn  tlon 
.if  .New  .nr.sey.  Kil.  d  May  &.  I'JIT  Serial  No  lt',f>.tj74, 
14    Claims.      (CT.  9— S.-S.) 

11  In  (ippira'iis  of  (lie  (da  =  »  desrrihed,  in  romhlna tlon, 
r:i'''ns  ad.  i  t' d  '!  -'  r^  ^is  itiil'a-  pres>ure  a  thermo-elec- 
;nc  '  uple.  rii-a;-  a'apt.d  'n  'airn  gas  f-nni  fisid  storage 
in.ain  iii.i  aditr.'iit  s,iid  aaipl.'  n  'hmiHT  having  a  dia- 
phragm, said  ch!imt)er  hei  _•  in '•■r-,io>^>al  h.tween  said 
hurniiig  nie.ai.s  iiu!  -aid  stara;.  ineitis  and  r.mTiecred  to 
the  latter  tliruugih  a  va.ve,  au  eh.  iri>'  lamj),  a  switch  adapt- 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


5ui 


,ed  to  connect  said  lamp  to  said  couple,  means  connecting 
said  diaphragm  to  said  valve  whereby  said  valve  controls 


the  rlow  int(  rmlttently  of  ga.s  to  said  chamber  to  extend 
aald  diaidiragm  intermittently,  and  means  for  operating 
said    switch    from    said    diaphragm. 


1,170  77V  (»ri:n,VTINC,  CEAR  W.arneh  T,  Tabu, 
nro.,kl>ii.  \  v..  assignor  to  Puplex  Lngine  Governor 
•  iiiiipaiiv,   Ine,,   lirooUlyn.    N,    V.,   a   Corporatlm    of   .New 

'»"''■:■       I'lled    ,\Iar.    IS,    i:i-_'().      Serl.al    No     .-ItM.Oll,      11 
Ciaitiw.,       (II.    i;^7— l.'iU,  ) 


1     The   eomldnation    of   a    magnet,    a    v.alve    to   be   actu- 

at.d  hv    the  rn  i_'in  !,  and   resilient   means  hetween   the  mag- 
net   iind  the   vnlve  designed   to  enable  th<'  magnet  to   actu^ 
ate  the   vahe  gradually  and   uniformly  In  response  to   un 
e'lual  \  ariati.il, .^  in  th,-  fore.    .'lerted  hy  the  magnet. 


l,47n.,7t»       SAW    II1H    I.INTKi:    MACHINF-:S,       IIfkmav 

Tvtic.  Hi..(.ki.\n,  N,  V,     I'iied  (i.-r.   IS.  ];»•_■::      St  rial  No. 
5'.<5.L't;;?,      i:;    i  laims       (CI     ip     r,;; 


1  .\  devite  of  the  (lass  described,  comprising  a  mount- 
ing disk,  a  blade  member  adapted  to  be  detachably 
mount.  <1  on  the  periphery  of  said  di*<k.  and  means  on  said 
disk  and  said  blade  member  f.  r  retaitiing  said  blade  mem 
ber  agaliiKf  movement  thereon,  when  in  predefermlned 
povirbm,  said  blade  member  (omprlsing  a  iiltirallty  of 
blades  mounted  between  and  .secured  to  annular  Bide 
members. 


1,470,780.  BALANCING  OF  THE  WEIGHT  OF  ROPES. 
LuDwiG  Thali.mayku.  Herlin-Charlottenburg.  Germany, 
aufiignor  to  Siemens  Sohurkertwcrke  (Jesellachaft  mlt 
beschrankter  Haftung.  Slemensstadt.  near  Berlin,  Ger- 
many. Filed  Nov.  LhS,  li*:'!  S.  rial  No  .M7.411,  4 
Claims.      <C1.    187     04 


;{,  A  winding  rope  arrang.  nienf  {..r  h  isting  niaohinery . 
comprising  two  winding  roi-os,  driving  means  tts.  refor 
capable  (.f  relative  ndjustmenf,  n  i  alaia'e  rope  and  dri\  ing 
means  f(.r  said  halanc-  r<.[)e,  -ai.l  latiir  driving  m.  :,nf  has 
ing  a  difTen  iitial  gear  coiuiciK.n  with  both  of  said  roiie 
driving  means  to  (a.rrespondini;ly  ad,iiist  the  balancing 
efTect  of  s.aid  balance  rop,.  during  liie  relative  ndjustnjent 
of  the  driving  means  for  the  winding  rop's,  the  gearing 
ratio  of  said  difTeientia!  gear  ii.-ing  siiiia!ii>  '■()>,>.■[)  s.  ttiat 
at  every  p.isili.in  of  the  winding  rope  dr:\  mg  rn.  mik-  r.  iative 
to  each  other,  a  cioiplefe  hah-inc  ;d  Dh.  weigln  .  ;  th>' 
wimiing  roj><.  is   produciai. 


1.470,7si.  ROLI.KH  CONIiKNSKIi.  ruiLr,irs  Thomas, 
Kdgewood  I'lirk.  I'a,.  assignor  to  Westinghous.-  li'atrlc 
and  Maniifacniiing  (hiiiipa  ny ,  a  Corporation  of  I',  siiisvd- 
v.aida.  Filed  M,t,  ;;.  iPlT  ,<■;,:.!  N.i  IPi.CoC.  2 
Claim,-,      (CL  Lh'O — 4  1.) 


t 


1  \  raeth-'d  of  constructing  condeiisert-  whirh  .•■tm- 
lahs,  s  liiiilding  upi  a  condenser  structure  with  a  plurality 
'"f  bads  for  each  pol.  ,  irnpiregnatiiig  the  structi;:.  ,  and 
linally    spot-weldirig    ilie    leads   of   ejirh    p.de. 


1,470,7S2.         WINIiOW-SHAItK  HOI.I  KK      MFCIIANISM. 

Bkv.iami.v    Harhy    Tii>t,    Brantford,    Ontario.    (  ana<la. 

Filed  Oct    6,  192L     Serial  N..,   ,S05,868,      ]   Claim.      i  CI. 

15G — ;i5.  I 

In  a  w  ndow  hhade  roller  media  nisin ,  the  conihination 
with  a  roller  having  Its  end«  Journalled  in  supiu.rtlng 
lirackets.  and  a  curtain  wound  thereon,  of  a  spool  rigidly 
carried  hy  the  roller  at  one  end  thereof  and  comprising  a 
circular  flange  having  a  smooth  metallic  peripheral  edge, 
a  single  operating  cord  having  one  end  secured  to  the 
spool,  a  brake  lever  pivotally  mounted  interme<ilntely  of 
its  length  upon  the  roller  supporting  bracket,  a  wedge 
shaped  rubber  brake  shoe  carried  at  the  upper  end  of  the 
lever,  the  free  end  of  the  operating  cord  pa.-ving  freely 
through  an  orifice  in  the  lower  end  of  the  brake  lever  and 
KUspendfHl    freely    therebelow,    the    brake    lever    normallv 


.-.02 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBM  16, 1923 


Kravity  h>' 
poaitton    ..1 

iif  'liP  i-irci 
r."  Tticact  1 
In  th-'  iow. 


!    in    11     I 

whlf^U   thi 

with     t  h 

.'rAT  tl;i  iiL'f 

r  '-nd    if 


1-A, 


both  vertically    lui! 
and  a  s^-^p  r-arri-'l  - 
stop  proj."'tinK    i'lt' 
l»'v>T     iiiil    adapTfMj 
limiting'  th.'  oscillat 
9P  •>! 


1470,7-^3       KITCII 
\Vw   V.<rk    N    Y 


1,  A  kit.'h>v.  ';:•' 
lag  hoard ,  pnividt^l 
tlon  th^'^pwirh  a 
rnoiintal  ar    ui-    »'ii 


1.470.784  STF:F 
wood.  Ohio.  Fil 
?-  riaims.      (CI. 


rwardly    hikI    downwartlly    InrllTiPil 

hr!tk»'  shot'   is   In    frlcttonal    rubbiiu' 

'    afnr»'saUl    9nio<ith    ptrlphfTal    p<1-'i' 

of  the  »p<jol  and  in   whirh   the  pol'it 

•i'.'io  with  said  flatiRe.  nnd  the  ori'i  -o 

hv  hral(»'  levpr,  He  od  opposite  side*?, 


-*4- 


iorizoiit;ill>   of  tho  nxis  of  the  «(pool. 
y  th"  r<)ll»T  snpixirtiiiir  bracket,   snirt 

tliM   i>atn   of  'jScUiati"n   ■>f   tht*   brnkf- 

to    fusaiZf    the    rear    sid<>    th^■re')f    for 

u   nf  the  brake  lever  aw.iy   from   the 


N    UTKNSIL.      KsNEST    I',    VivriM, 

[•'ii.-d  .Iijiy   ■«.  i:.'.-      >.  ri.i.N.     .'7:;  7'U. 
.,iP  -7   - 


1   .if    thf   ';la.s8   dHscrih^-'l.   n    •inpp<'rt- 
ivith  a  riii«='d  portion,  nnd   in  f^oniblna- 
noviiblH     uli.-im:     Idru-k     rr?iii.;v.TS**ly 
adjtroiit    !<ai(l    rai<fd    portion 


IN'f;  WIIKFP  Jons-  V.i\-i.  I..'ikt'- 
1  .><ppt.  12.  1921  S^-rial  No  499.999 
>— l-'O.) 


t-.-- — "~.A 


3.  An    aurouiubi 
prop»'r   haviDk;   a   h 
hob  ;    a    iteirinu   i 
to    Mid    steering    (k 
flrsrdly  of  said   pla 
L)*iow  sflid   plhte  fo 
Ley-<)|*raied    mt'an 
nca Da  ami  to  lock 
rT!emb«r. 


1  470.785  AIXILIMO  .\  I K  V\LVi:  FOK  INTERNAL- 
OOMBtsriON  K.N'.I.M>  .MiiKur  Waosek.  Clndn- 
iiati.  Ohij,  a.s.suii.Ji-  '■'  lb.-  W.  till.  I  nriipaiiy,  ("Inrln- 
natl.  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio.  11'!  Apr  23.  1923. 
Serial   No.  634,095.     3  rialms      (CI.  4S-18U. , 


1.  A  device  of 


hararter   desorlbeil    adapted    to   b* 


placed  b*tw«»en  a  .'ir'.nr.'t-'r  atid  an  internal  combustion 
riiKine  coiuonsmc  '  i.oi'y  havini:  an  opening  to  resrister 
with  the  outl.'t  )f  tht  rart>!irf'ter,  said  t)ody  having  a 
;lurality  of  pa-->.-<;i„''--^  lo  adtnlf  air  to  nald  ofy^'aina.  said 
p:  ssa-cH  hiviiik'  iiil-'t  i».r'-  in  i  -id-  of  the  iKxly,  a  cut- 
off valve  rotatably  nioiintod  on  the  b<xly  and  flttlnjc  elo«« 
to  th*"  side  of  the  sarr.*",  tald  valv*-  cnrislKtlng  of  a  dUk 
[,oi-inally  rovfrim;  N-th  said  Inl.  t  iKirt.-i  and  jiroTldetl  with 
diiunt^tricaHy  oppotjltv  uos.ji.es  wh.Tt-by  rotation  of  th« 
tli.sk  will  ~ii'-i  '  ssivt'i  i  uii,.iv>r  lioth  said  port-,  and  a  nor 
mally  cl.-,,,)  v,i:..  ,:i  ■  !;■  f  ■  h-  i.;isKaK.-*  operable  to 
open    after   ^th    Inl.-c    pur'*   hav   been   uncovered. 


1  47i«T>ir,       riYNAMOELECTRir   MACHINE       Menrt   H 

\Va;t.  I  hii-a;ro,   III..  assigri'T  t--    Ibn   W.^MtiriLMi-iUs  '  KU'c 
trie    and     Manufacturing    Tompany,    a    (Corporation    of 
iri.ii.-yUaii.a.        1  .it.l      Au>;,      22.      1017,        Serial     No. 
187.647.     2  Claims.     (CI.  171—228.) 


I     lu   .'i    dynamo-flectrlc  inaihin.',   ,i    :;< M    -tructur-'    m 

Claditii,"  !atinn,i'...l  ]»lar  ;.•  -  .j-t' i^  i, ,,  i  ni.nun.'rir  yoke 
therefor  '•  .tnpr  :slr,t  a;  IntfTi-.lar  path  lif  soliil  material 
jitiil  a  shanfiKi;  i'if.';->lar  path  of  Imiin,!  t.'<l  material, 
means  for  variably  tK'itini:  c.  rtain  ..f  Ral(!  i.>.)lar  projfc- 
II.  ri>.  ,in.!  mrans  for  pr.  .In.'iti^  h  forf  sf'ctic.n  of  r»da- 
r;v..:v  \':~h  sT'ir-iM  :ii  aillacnt  t",  b'lf  <.'parat''d  from, 
the   faces   of   the   *amf*  polar   pnjjections 


i  47n.7^T  uIPV.Ui'K  FtritNFK  Nei-.'^on  .1  WAnilBN 
and  Wil  1  Ai;:  ■  Smmi  ^i-hx  City.  Inwa  I'ibd  Nov. 
.-,.1921        S.Tial    No     M:;.rU        Itl.im      ><'\     15S-120  1 


steering  wheel  compri.xlng,  a  whe^l 
uh ;  a  cover  plate  sf'i-urt'd  within  sjiid 
i.sf  ;  a  central  member  rotatably  fl.xe<l 
>Ht  ;  a  cap  exfend»HJ  throuL'h  and  up 
te  ;  mean.s  8»cur«'d  within  the  hub  and 
lo<king  and  unlockini;  said  cap;  an! 
<*  adapted  to  actuate  the  cap-looking 
and  unlock  said   hub  and  said  central 


^==1^ 


An   oll-vafKO 

'.vall    part,    •  ii.t 


■  tvli'.: 


f..r    a    heater   having   an 
1    r^'tirt    ro.-cpt.Tcle    adap 


< 


enclosing 
ted   to  be 


tJCTOBKRlti,  H»23 


r.  S.  I'ATENT  OFFICE. 


>03 


pocltioned  within  the  heater  and  receive  oil  from  a  source 
ot  supply,  a  nozzle  below  the  receptacle  including  an  Oi)- 
rlght  hollow  iKKly,  and  a  Jet  on  the  uripjr  end  thereof, 
a  vaiMir  pnsKage  bciwocn  the  receptacle  and  Itody.  a  sup- 
(.ortint,'  member  projc.  ting  through  the  wall  part  of  the 
heater,  n  tube  havim:  one  end  sivtired  to  the  lower  end 
of  said  body  and  the  other  to  s.a  Id  siip^xirtlng  raemb<'r,  a 
throttle-wire  extending  through  the  tube  and  Into  the 
JMKly  and  adapted  to  be  extended  to  or  withdrawn  from 
the  jet  or)ening  to  regiilnte  the  flow  of  vapor  from  the 
jet.  and  means  fo-  extendlnir  or  retractinc  the  wire  to 
nny  desired  iw>sltlon.  including  a  bracket  arm  iidaptcHl  to 
It  mounted  en  said  wall  part,  n  lever  fulcrumed  on  the 
arm,  and  an  oiier.itivi'  connect  ion  it.tween  the  lever  and 
wire. 


1,470.7S8  BALL.\ST  TIHK  V-MU.  TnuUNr  Weeks. 
Caldwell.  N  .1.,  nssik'nor  fo  \Vestin«hoiisi>  Ij.'inii>  ('om- 
pnny,  a  ( 'irfwir  at  i..r-  of  I'enn^ylv.inia ,  Fileil  .luly  2, 
1921       .Serial   No    4^2  0(;.3.      11    Claims.      (01.219      03  1 


;  \  bnll.ist  tulif  c  ii.jirisiii),'  a  resistance  material  hav- 
ing a  rapidly  increah^inj;  temperature  coefficient  at  a  pre- 
determined temperature  and  inclosed  within  au  envelope 
containinx  a  gas  whii  h  1«  not  appreciably  absorbable  by 
the  resistance  material. 


1,470.7W).        Ml-TTAL     SHADE     ROLLER         F:t>wabd     B. 

Whitmuiik,  ('hiiaco.  Ill  ,  Ms.'il;:nor  to  The  t'urtain 
Supply  t'otnpanv.  Chicago,  II!  ,  a  Corporation  of  Illi- 
nois. Ftlefi  De<-.  24,  1919.  Serial  No.  347,144.  10 
Claims.      (CI.   156 — 36.) 


1.  In  a  mefal  shade  roller,  a  barrel,  caps  at  the  end 
thereof,  an  axle  exteiidiiig  longitudinally  of  the  barrel 
with  ends  projectlm.'  througli  the  caps,  a  spring  surround- 
ing the  axle  with  on-  end  attached  thereto  and  the  other 
end  to  one  of  the  e.sps,  .stamped  metal  concave  brackef.s 
facing  the  roller  ends,  Iwarlng  studs  for  the  axle  dis- 
ixised  withlti  the  t)rackets  and  having  openings  aligned 
with  the  axle,  one  of  said  .studs  having  a  latertil  recess, 
and  iMiwIs  mounted  on  the  adjacent  ca[)  and  adapted  al 
teriiatively   to  engage   the  recess. 


1,470,790.  SHADK  HOLDER.  Otto  C.  F.  Wiix:kk  and 
JuH.v  KiRuv,  .Jr.,  iMyton,  Ohio,  asalguors  to  The  Day- 
ton Manufacturing  Company,  Dayton,  Ohio,  a  Corpora- 
tion of  Ohio.  Filed  Oct.  16,  1922.  Serial  No.  594,847. 
2   Claims.      (CL   240—132.) 


1.  In    a    fchnde    holder,    in    combination,    an    externally 
■crew   threaded   body   ring  adapted   to   be  attached   to   a 


iixed  support,  n  casing  ring  surrounding  the  same  and 
Uing  in  thronded  erLgagoineiii  therewith,,  a  c  ircuinferen- 
1  lal  channel  (orn}ed  ir  said  casing  ring  at  the  liuttouj 
thereof,  and  :,   resilient  sb.ide  retainer  comprising  a  clngle 

noiicontiiiuous  sSie,  t  imtai  ri'iL'  !oos.'l\  m.'unt.d  .ii  sai.t 
I  laniiel  :  said  retalm  r  hn\itit.'  a  porti.  n  wh:.  h  in  'To.s» 
-•(■tlim  fonrnrms  suloiantia  lly  to  tlo-  i..k  -f  •'-  sh.ade 
:  lid  an  incline  jKirtion  extcn.iiiitr  dowi;  wa  riiiy  .and  mi' 
wsrdly  t  !;erefi  1,111  ai!;ipted  to  en-.i^;.-  the  support  i:.,:  ring 
i  l",n  tipwani  ni' :  \  eimi.t  ,it  the  <-a>ini:  fint;  «!-<:  tlo'iet.y 
'.'<  I'iri'Uinfereritially  ,  onipr-  -■-  ihr  r^taiiter  !■■•;;!>.:!:;:  it  to 
Li!['   th,'   shall,    .-iiil   h,,ld   it   tirriiiv   therein. 


-570, 791         TIRF     'rHiHTi'NFH        ilEUM,^.^     I'      Wikns. 
York,    Nel.r       File.]    Mar,    ,s.    1923,      Serial    V-i     ii2.'-;  T^,"^ 
3    (   Lain,--        ■  ("!     l.'',7      !>  > 


1-  A  tire  tighten,  r  of  the  ,  la.-.s  desrriiK.,!  ,;.iludiLig  g 
U-8hni)ed  slee\e  adapted  to  (.'ncloiie  n  .si-,k.;  of  :<  whe*  i 
;.nd  havui);  its*  ba.sc  resting  un  the  iiii:.  i.f  tl.i  wi.e'i,  a 
I'M-r  having  a  yoke  at  one  end,  the  cuds  of  said  yoke 
being  iiiMit.iily  rnouiited  en  the  sid,  s  ut  said  ,sl'  eve,  nruis 
1  ivotally  moiiBted  oa  said  ends  .iiid  exteiuhi.g  upwardly 
ilierefrotn,  liein!  mcmbor.s  carried  liy  the  upper  ends  of 
said  arms  .,r.<l  adapted  to  ecn:ai;e  the  uii<lerKide  of  the 
felly  (i(  said  wheel,  tmd  a  liraer  cnnectini;  -aid  he.iii  fur 
hioving    the    same    siinullaneuusly. 


1  470.792  KNOCKDOWN  H.\SKET.  KiKTiEXi  li.  Wil- 
l.lAMsov,  S.an  Fr.-inciseii.  C.alif  I'iled  Feb  9  1922. 
Serial   No.   SSS.l.OC.      3   Cl.ainis       iCl,    229^-23  ) 


1  An  article  of  manufacture  from  which  a  >a>ket  niav 
le  folded,  comprlsni::  ,a  bottom  forming  ineni!>er,  a  pau 
•  f  side  forming  nienibers.  all  of  said  memln  rs  being 
scored  to  divide  the  end  portions  thereof  into  sections 
fcddable  relative  to  the  rem.ainder  of  the  meni!>er  to  pro- 
vide end  forming  sections,  and  means  permanently  secur- 
hig  the  end  forming  sections  at  one  end  of  each  (if  said 
side  memb<^rs  and  bottom  member  together  in  superim- 
posed end  forming  relation,  the  free  ends  of  the  si,le 
inemlxTs  extending  diagonally  from  each  side  ,,f  the  Lot- 
torn  forming  member. 


1,470.793.       FIREPLACE    CONSTRUCTION.       Lt  c.as     U. 
Williams,    Hattiesburg,    Miss.      FMbd    May    20,    1922. 
Serial    No.    562.364.      2   Claims.      (Cl.    126—12(1) 
1.    In   a   fire   placo  ftructure,   a   body   including  a   verti- 
cal   back   plate   and   a    jiair  of  vertical   side    j.l  't,s   extend- 
ing  forwardly    in    diverging  relation   from    the   side   edges 
of  the  back  plate,  said  side  [dates  being  provided  on  their 
inner   face  with   a   horleontully  spaced   pair  f>f   alined   in- 


504 


irardl7   extending 
ITovlde  aeata   for 
distance    between 
■pective  pairs  var 


ugs    fashioned   at    their   upper   side   to 

^he  ends  of  removable  grate  bars,   the 

lif    inner   ends   of    the    lugs   of   the    re- 

ing  with   the  position   of  the  pairs  of 


lug<    In    respect    t 
side    platf^s   and   tin' 
the   lags  of  the   pw 
edges   of   the   side 


1,470,794.        DENTI 
ANDHiaKN,     Cop« 
1921.      Serial    N 
1.   A    dentifrice   if 
reactive    substances 
lime  s&lta  of  a   co|n 
teria!.  and  organic 
lb)e  combloatlons  \ 
3    A   denHfrlcp  o 
substantially  14<)  p|r 
112  parts  tartaric 
parts    sodium    chloHd 
parts   calcium   carbp 
and   411  parts  of  gl 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEK  16, 1923 


the   plane    of   the    front    ed(fe>    <■{   Mie 
distance    between    the    inner    ends    of 
■   proximate  to  the  plane  of  the   front 
lates    being   greatest. 


FTIICE.       ViGGo     Valdbmas     Julius 
nhagen.     Denmark.       Filed     Apr.     15, 
461,836.      3    Claims.       iCl     167—9.) 
the  character   set    forth,    containing 
adapted    to    generat*^    carbonic    acid. 
position   analogous   to   the   tooth    ma 
sut)stances  capable  of  forming  revers- 
ith  the  carbonic  acid. 
f   the   character   set   forth,   comprising 
rts  by  wt-lght  of  bicarbonate  of  soda, 
acid,   10  parts  ammonium  chloride.  40 
40    parts    calcium    phosphate     40 
nate.   40  parts   magnesium   carbonate, 
cncoll. 


1.470.795.     MEDIttlNAL  COMPOUND  FOB  COWS.    Eakl 
H.     Babbitt,     Edgewater,    Colo.       Filed    Apr     ^,     1921. 
Serial   No.   459.7:!2.      8  Claims.      'CI    167  —  10 
2    A    medicinal    rompound    for    the    treatment    of    con- 
tagious   abortion    ii     ■atrlf,    ■■ompri«ini:    fjirti'iii.       ,•!,]     in- 
digo .^nd  sodium  etiloride 


1.470,796.  STEA 
Bachma.v,  Colur 
Pump  Maniifact' 
tion  of  Ohio.  F 
2    Claims.       (  CI 


:a 


1.    In     a     beatln 
eomprising  a  base, 


UFA 

bus.  Oh 
rii)g  I'o 
I''.!  Feb. 
103—5.. 


TlSr,     .SV.STKM         Hakky     L 

io,    asjflgnor    to   Th.-    Weinman 


f.'olum* 
2.   1921 


tis     '  ihiii,    a 
Serial    No 


t  orpora- 
i41,779. 


system,     a     vacuum     pr^idu.  In.;    unit 
a   rt'serToIr,  a  hollow  i)edp-:fa:   nn.'intert 


upon  said  bas*^  and  operative  to  support  said  reservoir, 
said  pedestal  being  in  communication  with  the  Interior 
of  said  reservoir,  a  motor  driven  pump  positioned  upon 
said  base,  -i  rondiii;  tierw.<'n  r>!i'  reNiTvoi  :  n  i  u  •■' 
the  Inlet  of  said  pump  being  in  commanicatlon  with 
said  conduit,  a  return  pip  leading  fruni  thf  i!isr  v.n:'-  of 
said  pump  back  to  said  reservoir,  an  Injector  in  said 
pipe,  a  return  pipe  from  a  steam  heating  system  In  com- 
munication with  said  pipe  at  a  point  ahnve  .(Hid  injector. 
a  boiler  return  pipe  In  communication  with  aald  pamp, 
iiml    a    v:il\i'    srru''ii  i ' 'iiu.i  i  irally    't|x'r.i  i  i'.  •    i  i    :  m,  d 

ance  with  tlie  liquid  l>v>'i  within  said  reaervolr  for  con- 
trolling the  How  of  thr  liquid  through  said  boiler  return 
pipe. 


1,470.797        FLOOR    OR    WAIJ-    fiHorND       Thoma.s    W. 

Bakf:!!.   I,.'w(sr..ri,    idiilio       Fil.-d   Sept.   l.').   1922.      Serial 
Ni-i.   r.gkj^on       I    Claim.      iCl.   72—101.) 


A  floor  or  wall  ground  inclndin::  sp.nced  rails,  a  plu- 
rality of  spaced  retlciiiate  anchoring  elements  for  the 
rails  extending  transvt-rsely  across  said  rails  and  sup- 
porting   the    rall.i^    in    spaced    relation    and    plastic    bonds 

pressed    throtiiih    the    ••ndo    of   said    elemetitK    ,ind    through 
the   intermediate   i>ortlons   thereof   betwi'.n    th.     mils. 


1.470.79S        KEFLE<n'OK    FOB     FSB    IN     LIGHT    PRO- 

.IP:CTr)R.<  .JuH\  (;  It^i.s  irrr,  Melbourne,  .\ustrallii 
Filed  Feb  15.  1923  Serin!  No.  619.225.  7  Claims. 
(CI.    240—41.) 


1      A    light    pr"J>''t:'iC 
wedge    .shaped    .«urfac>"i 
w-ider    portions    ai:    Ivin. 
refl.Ttdf,    snld    surf. ices 


r^  tl   cfnr    compii-.ing   a    numt)er   of 

arrnniT'd    side    by    side    with    the 

nn    iin>'    sidp    of   the    ails   of   the 

':avinir    their    bounding    edges    In 


planes  converging  to  a  concentrated  or  small  area  at  yne 
sid.'  of  the  peripfi.  rv  of  the  r'»flector,  each  surface  being 
distorted  from  a  surface  i.f  ri'\(dutiou  snd  the  ch-inents 
Joining  the  hounding  edgt-s  nf  i»a<'h  surface  tieini;  straight 
and  th'  elements  of  the  difTerent  surfaces  radiating  from 
difr^  I  .m!v  locate<l  lo<i 


1,470,799.  !'ttTTRY  ROOST.  Dambi.  Hartmw, 
Lamed,  Kan-  i'll..!  I'.w-  \f},  1922.  S.Tlnl  No. 
f',i>7,^s!t       ■:   ciairi'S       h'I     1  19—25.) 

1,  l!i  a  roosr.  r!u.  '-.inil';  cation  nf  ^pnc^d  supports. 
perches  eitonding  t.i'rw.>t^n  thf  HuppoMs  and  provided 
with   'iineitndlna!   s. '■=.-■   of  op<-ntnL'.'<   In   tli'dr  t)ottoms  and 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


506 


cross  passages  opening  through   their  opposite  sides  and 
communicating  directly  with  the  first  mentioned  openings. 


K.^it-.-'ilt -it  -fr-^ 


»«•# 


"p^ 


and  troughs  supported  by  the  spaced  bars  Immediately 
below  and  against  the  under  aides  of  the  perches  and 
adapted  to  contain  a  disinfectant. 


1.470,800.  GLARE  SCREEN  FOR  VEHICLES.  Joh;« 
McCllbb  Rabht,  Belfast.  Ireland.  Filed  Oct.  26,  1922 
Serial  No.  596.952.     19  Claims.      (CL   296—97.1 


^ 


1^7^, 


-  - ! ' 
'     r;  . 


1.  .Vii  antiglare  device  comprising  a  supporting  bracket, 
a  casing  turnably  mounted  In  said  bracket,  a  roller  turn 
ably  HU|>ported  in  said  casing,  a  flexllde  screen  of  anti- 
glare material  attached  to  said  roller  and  normally 
wound  thereon,  and  collapsible  means  carried  by  said 
casing  for  retaining  said  screen  In  the  extended  position 
when   required. 


1.470,801  (  OMBINED  BUSHINORKTAINING  SCREW 
AND  LUBRICATOR.  Donald  McQuiaBN  Bliss.  Battle 
Cre<^k,  Mich  .  assignor  to  H.  H.  Sherman  Manufacturing 
Co.,  Battle  freek.  Mich.,  a  Corporation  of  Michigan. 
Filed  May  9.  1921.  Serial  No.  467.849.  2  Claims 
(CI.   64 — 24.) 


1  In  conitiiiiation.  a  bearing,  a  hushing  In  the  hearing, 
a  shaft  Journaled  in  the  bushing  and  means  for  lubrl 
atlng  the  journ.al;  with  a  liollow  screw  tapped  lhr(uigh 
the  bearing  and  having  its  inner  end  reduced  and  en 
tered  within  the  bushing,  said  screw  having  an  axial 
bore  extending  through  the  reduced  portion  and  a  lubri 
eating  means  filling  the  bore. 


1,470,802.  GATGE.  Bhtant  H.  Bi-OOD,  Hartford.  Conn., 
assiirnor  to  Pratt  &  Whitney  Company,  New  York, 
N.  Y  .  :\  Corporation  of  New  Jers»>y.  Filed  Jan.  22, 
1920.  Serial  No.  3.')3,379.  18  Claims.  (Cl.  33— 163) 
1.   A  gauge  having  a  cont.ict  member  mounted  to  slide 

lineally    therein,    two    Independent    devices    engaging    the 


member,  and  independent  elemejits  forming  abutments 
adapted  to  contact  with  said  devices  and  acting  in  op- 
posite   directions,    said    devices    being    adapted    to    adjust 


<«    17     <• 

the  member  asid  lock  it  in  adjusted  jiositlo 
gniigf  and  extending  in  the  general  direct 
ment  of  the  member. 


l,470,'iO3       STF:ERIN(;  WHKKL     BRAKK 
Bki  SH.  l>etn)it.  Mich       Filed  I»ec,  :>.  1921 
.119,907.      10  Claims.      (CI.   188-^194.) 


n    vv;;li.!i    the 
Ion    '  '    tni  ive- 


Al.ANSii\       P. 

Serial   No. 


5.  The  ce^mtunatlon  with  an  axle  and  n  spindle  pivot- 
ally  connected  thereto,  of  a  wheel  mouuteil  on  said  spin- 
dle, a  drum  on  said  wheel  surrounding  the  pivotal  con- 
nection of  .--aid  spindle,  a  iirake  shoe  within  said  drum. 
a  member  nionnt'd  on  said  spindle  forming  a  supjiori 
for  said  brake  shoe,  an  anchor  for  said  iirake  shfie  con- 
nected to  the  stationary  p<irtion  of  the  axle  and  pivot- 
ally  connect>'<i  to  the  shoe  In  alignment  with  tlie  ;iivot  of 
said  spindle,  a  lever  fulcruined  upon  the  stationary  por- 
tion of  said  axle,  and  a  pivotal  connection  bet  ween  said 
lever  ami  said  shoe  on  the  dianiet  ricaliy  opiu'site  side  of 
the  drum,  said  jiivot  being  in  substantial  axial  niiguinent 
with   the  pivot  of  the   spindle. 


1.470.804.  OIL  PLMP.  Earle  Rr,  kingham,  Hartford. 
Conn.,  a.ssignor  to  Pratt  &  Whitney  I'ompany,  New 
York,  N.  Y..  a  Corporation  of  New  .lersey,  Fiied  May 
11,  1921.  Serial  No.  4fi8,490.  li  Claims  ,  ri, 
10:f  — 126) 

1  A  Continuous  flow  piinip  coniprismLV  in  coeiiir.a  tion. 
a  pump  casing,  a  pair  of  gears  within  said  I'nnp  casing 
In  Internieshini:  relation  with  each  otiier,   nicaiis   to  rotate 


506 


to    rPV'  rse    th>'    arr 
rev'T<4i'.   'tf  rotatio! 


I,470.'»ii5        r.Oi'K 
Flip.!     July     '.'».     I 
C!    i;r*2— 160 


a-  «#   J 


The    ronibinatioii 


OFFK  lAL  (rAZK'ITK 


OCTOBKR  10, 1923 


within    |?al'l   pump   casing   cimnecting 
f    *aiil    _'»n:s    rt'sp<  I't iv»»ly    ■.v;f';    n    sil'' 


■iiDtiPc-r  iuE.    ari'l   ><in'_'!'»   vtilvi-   adapted 

i-'Ui'nt    'if    sai'i     -i-:;'!  ;;•■'    '.v;'!i    each 


.T"HN    S.    Ri  iu>i.K,    Srr;i:f-.r.i.    '"ona 
19.       S*Tla:    -Nu.    309.583.       I     'la:  a; 


r.J.:.>^..^J.t^^.V^^,-»1,_H     ,1 


-I'l 


of    a    strikpr-fla f t'    hii-^ir!.-     i    w-mI.-. 


•taap4Mi  reof'ss  anil  it  ternu'diate  optH.scd  ilf-pf^si.in.^  r\\-  ■:■ 
In.  a  lofk  fn'Mnilir.i.'  a  Iwlt  having  a  wed^i'-sh.ip»'d  ."it.r 
t»nd  fittinij  laid  rec  ss  and  a  rrdler  r:irri>d  I'V  salil  ti<df 
and  arranL'fd  tn  riii*'  alorii:  said  strik'T  pia'e  intn  ^i;d 
dt'prPSBi'iD*,  the  veitlcal  dimension-^  of  rh»'  recpsa  i^'irs.: 
greater  than  the  ye|-tical  dimensions  'if  th^  Uilt  an.!  the 
v^-rtical  wi'lth  "f  tn>-  depp' ssion-i  ■;'*'ir;z  LTi-atir  "har!  tii-' 
axial  width  of  said  roller  wher>4y  .^.tid  I'-'k  an.l  r'.:i.  r 
are   V  r'jcally   movaliN'   relativ'ly    f)   sai'J   striker  i-late. 


StillwJi'- 
■".  1  *  -,iy.\ 


iEr.AllLN     TESTER         AKrH'-H 
Filed    N'.v     l:;*.    i;.2i 
n\s..      i  I 'I    _''■,.'!-    11.) 


1   lai 


1     In    ii  devil-'     f. 
binatioi'    a  fr.un-' 


D        Rf-FiKB, 

Setlal     No. 


festl''.^    k'>daiin    Iilld    t;.^'    likn.    ii.    roli;- 
<r!\diiji t>'d   »:' latin   f'OiMin'T   iii.iMnt''d 


thert-iu  and  ri'ni"\able  then  f ion.,  a  plunder  pu)unted 
nlH,ive  .«aiii  C'.iit  h  in- i  ,iiii|  .i-i.  [itf.l  wU<n  r.  leased  froin  a 
j  prv'dtterniiiod  iai.«e,i  |,.,si(i..ii  t..  ,'aii  fr>  el>  wUlim  ''er- 
tain  limits,  an  adjustable  scale  bar  mount.,!  ..n  said 
frr  e  and  roopfTjitlng  with  a  pointer  cnf  .'!  'y  said 
pl  H -er  for  Indicating  the  degree  of  penetrati'n  of  said 
plun.er  in  .said  gelatin  when  tlropped  from  the  raisd 
position. 


1   »T",.^o7  i  i.Mi    i;i.m:i;        \i  ■..,!  iikh  i  i:     i  wca.    K"dlak, 

T^Tnt.  rv  of  Ala.ska.      l-'ilt',i    \lar     _n  l:<^_.    .SfTial    No. 

:>44.o'j',i.  Renewed    Aug.     1,     IIUJ.  5     Clajn.w         i  CI 
17—3.) 


1.  '••^^^P*. 


5.    In  .1  flah  boner  having  a  cylindrical  rotary  <  uftpf.  a 
tongue   extending   within    the   cutter,    ai  .1    ncans    fur   Im 


parting  a; 


'!' '^■n  movement  ti.  ilo-   t-'ni;!]. 


1.470.80^  VFIilcri:  lowillt  .1  \'  K  ZF.r>iH).-K  Cal- 
HOON.  I.-it.in.  !:\\,!  ill.. I  \r,r  1,;  \<.>::\  Serial  No. 
631. S20.     3  Claims.     (CI.  7i      MO.) 


1  In  .1  veiiii;:,.  [..,\\.t  .o-k  "f  fh>*  ''lass  il.scrltx'd.  a 
frain.-,  -iupj-prt  in;;  ie^is  ;,i[,..;H.lly  s.-i-ur>*.|  ujion  the  front 
.'Dd  .if  said  fruLue,  niearis  :.,r  ei-.-ndin*;  s.ald  .•iupportintt 
1"K8  to  a  vtr'ioai  [Kjsiiii.n  f.r  raining'  tlie  front  end  of 
the  frame,  a  shaft  J"urnalcd  ,tt.>ss  sai,]  frame,  drive 
wh...l.s  upon  the  ..'pp<jsit..  .'li'.I.s  lI  the  hh.aft  ad:ipte«l  to  be 
•i,--a^e,i  by  the  vehicle  whels,  and  a  belt  i  ill.  ,  ■ip.in  said 
shaft. 


1.470. son        \>>KV.    I'di    I'KAi'I     ';i,M!,s        1  n.ua.Es    .\ 
C.*ft.s'-AMv,    Chicago.    Ill,    asM.:n.ir    '..     Mncricnn    Ste.  1 
Foiiiulries.   Chicago,   111      a   <  ■,,■•;„, r-.r  ;..n   of   Nt-w   .Jersey. 
Filed    Oct.    17,    1921.      Serial    No     ''i"<304,      4    rjalnis 
(CI.  213—70.) 


1      Th.'    .■..[iiMn.'i 'i.''!     wi'L     't     ilrriw    tur,     i.f    a    yoke    for 

draft    C'^r-    h.i\in_'    a    i: I.d    r..rwar.l    >n.i    and    channel 

Knnl.'S  In  its  sMrs  wUi.i'i  •'!•■  \..k'  s.Tid  rhannol  gnldes 
havin,'  st-.iiil.!' r^  at  their  f.Tward  en'ts  and  openings  at 
the  r.'ar  erit)  ..f  sal  1  L'oi.l.s  '!;.■  !.i../ieil  nnd  tieinc  adapted 
t..  receiv..  the  .Ira'.v  lar  l.u't  wfi-'n  Hip  draw  bar  t>utt  Is 
ins.rte,!  into  It  by  nutvemeiit  In  a  ,!ir.''ri..n  snbHtantially 
parallel  to  a  lonnitndinnl  jilHiie  thr  iiuh  the  culdea,  and 
a  key  Hilapt>-d  to  .u^'.a^.  ili»-  liraw  ].n:  \>\\\\  and  to  have  its 
ends  openuivelv  .ni;:!^".'  \»,itti  h.ii.l  .■liannels  .:iiideR.  the 
draw  bar  biitr  ,i^.l  y.ke  '..  inj  ndapte.l  i..  pprniit  Insertion 
"f  ttie  \s.fy  ini.i  i.lare  wnh..iit  tru-'ilar  displacement  of 
Ml.,  ilraw  bar  Luit   relarive   tn   the  y.ike 


OcToura  10. 1028 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICK. 


50' 


1.470  Sl(t       TTMRI  FK    T/>4'K        H.lKof.!.    f'HVRtTOV     Phi- 

f.iL'o,     III         Kii<'<l    K.  b     -^i^      IffJ'J.       Serial    \..      .%H7.7Rri 
3   riaiius        ,C|.    7fV--46.  1 


1  .\  li.ik  tumbler  (aiinprisin;:  a  ridulivelj  tbitk 
DM  inber  lia\ing  a  key  opening'  extending  traiisv 
tliereof  ami  having  a  slot  in  one  wide  thereof  ixt< 
tbi-  full  length  of  said  body  member  to  rednee  the 
news  of  said  body  memt)«r  to  form  a  relatively  tlii 
bearing  portion  at  one  Hide  of  uid  tumbler. 


U)(l\ 
ersely 
■ndinj; 
thick- 
n    key 


1,470.H11  EXTENSIBLE  FRAME  F(»R  <T).MBINATI(  >N 
MOTOR  VEIllCLKK.  ALBMT  Elgk.ne  (Vk.k.  Fvanwton. 
and  TH0XIA8  Van  Tdtu  Kankakee.  Ill  ;  said  Van 
Tuyl  an.Hignor  to  twiid  Cook  Filed  Nov.  Id.  liUit  Se- 
rial  No.   ;{.'!6,H07.      .'■i   Claims       (CI     1 KO      If.  i 


1  Thf  combination  with  a  vehicle  chasuls  frame,  of  an 
auxiliary  frame,  driving  wheel*  Kupfxtrtiiig  tlie  r<ar  end 
of  the  auxiliary  frame,  a  one  point  su8pent«inn  liriicket 
connecting  the  front  end  of  the  anxiliary  frame  with  the 
front  end  of  the  cba»(8i8  frame,  front  wheels  sup[>or(ing 
the  front  end  of  the  cbasals  frame,  and  a  one  pidnt  tixxa- 
pension  bracket  connectiug  the  rear  end  of  the  chassis 
frame  with   the  auxiliary   frame. 


1,47n.M2.      fiRAMOI'HONE       AnTjiiit    luKomirK    Ui.  ii 
MOM>  Ctm-o.N,   Ixindon.    i;nKlaMd.      Filed  Jan     lilt.   102<t. 
Serial    No.   ;iM,t»01.      0   Claiuiij.      (CI.    274—15.1 


1  A  gTamop)hone  controlling  device  <(iiji|,ii8iiii;  mov- 
able circuit  ci'ntrol  stops,  a  contact  nieml.ei-  \ipi)i)  the 
tone  arm  traveling  between  said  .stops  in  a(eiirdance  with 
the  motion  of  the  reproducer  for  mechatiicntly  actuating 
tlie  stops,  electro  magnetic  nienns  for  rflifting  tl)i>  repro 
dvicer  from  the  record.  Kwitches  controlled  by  said  Htops 
and  conne<'ted  in  aeries  with  the  circuit  of  said  elwtro- 
maunetlc  means,  an  electro-magnet  in  said  circuit  for 
maintalniiii:  "iie  of  said  switches  closed  after  its  niechani- 
'•nl  opera  ti. Ill  and  until  released  by  the  oi»f.rati'in  uf  the 
'iflier  switih,  anil  rne.ans  for  returninir  the  reprMdioaT  to 
.an  earli'f  p..inl  in  the  record  <lurin-  the  i  e>i,,iiiii;  ujove 
oient   nf  -^a  id    r.'pr'.dii'  er 


l,»7n,si:',  AK\I<  Mi  PLATE  ANP  I'UOCESS  (  iF  M AKIM; 
S.\MF  I. .us  I.  I'.ix.  I'hilaiielpbia.  \'n  Filed  Jan.  r,. 
I'V.M.  Seri.il  No  4:-l.'...".:?.'i  ],•?  nalms  if]  14K  12  i 
1     The  [irocess  cf  rnakinc  armor  jilnte  wliicb  comprises 

carbari^ing  one  face  of  the  plate    lieafing  the  whole  plate 


to  a   low  forging  temperature  nnd  re-forging,  heatinc  the 
whole  [dale  ir.  above  the  rriiiial  temperature  .>f  the  tHita! 
then   BuddPTily   cooling,   heatniL'  the  whole  plate  t.     Rt   bast 
I  he    criti.'al    t.'inpera  t  are,    boi     not     to    (he    eit.'nt    of     the 
first     healini;      then     >-aiftden|y     coolini:,     he.atiti;;     llu'     whule 
plair    I  wliieli    h.as    thus   heeii    trrain  reiiiie<l  i    to    a    temi>er«- 
inre  .so  far  helow  liie  criiical  temperature  that,  n|Min  sv»h 
.-e'luent    Midib-n    eooJint.    tlu'    plate,    on    fracture,    will    pre- 
sent   suliFTant  la  lly    t  hrnui,'hioit    a    fibrous   ai!(»eara  nci-.    witti 
nut    suhslaniia!    .-rx --talline    material,    ati.1     t  t..-i      ^alilt'l'. 
cooling. 


1   47U.M4         HI   .MFFR     SI   I'i'tiHl"    1'0|{      \1 
AiUKiiT  I'    fiiti  I,,  (iraiul  Rapids.   .Mich 
i:i21       Serial  No.  .'■|14,617       4  <  laims       h 


I  i,»M'  d'.l!.i:S. 
i-iled  Nov  12. 
1     -•!'.■■!     -,'.."    I 


1  In  <  ombiuiioon  witb  tbe  sUie  of  an  automobile 
frame,  a  short  supporting  plate  and  a  long  supporting 
l-late  each  having  oue  end  fttrmed  at  a  right  ani;le  with 
the  plate  and  each  having  as  open  ended  slotted  t>earliig 
therein,  a  bolt  paased  tbrou^  the  frame  sill  and  through 
iheise  Blotte<l  bearing  openings  to  pivotally  connect  the 
plates  with  the  sill  of  an  automobile  frame,  the  long  plate 
e.xtending  hackwardl\  l)eyimd  the  point  where  it  is  se 
cured  to  the  sill  and  having  an  offset  near  tlie  lia.  k  .  no 
and  having  a  verticaly  inclined  slot  in  the  buck  enl  a 
bolt  adapted  to  engage  the  hill  and  to  pa«.s  through  the 
slot  in  the  end  of  the  longer  plate  to  adjustably  Mijur. 
the  plate  to  the  sill,  and  a  yoke  mounted  upon  the  right 
angled  ende  of  the  supporting  plates  and  adapted  to  se 
I  u rely  clamp  the  ends  of  a  bumper  bar  therewith 

■3.  In  ciimhination  witb  the  <demtuits  covereii  in  elai:n 
1.  the  supporting  plates  having  open  slots  aijncent  to  the 
main  Itearing  iK>ints.  chamlHTfHl  bettrings  adjacfnt  to  the 
inner  ends  of  said  slots,  bolts  and  nuts  for  securing  the 
plates  to  the  ends  of  the  sills,  slotted  wnsber>  adapted 
to  enter  the  chambers  over  the  chambere<l  Ixittrlng*  nri'l 
form  oj>euingx  for  the  immuige  of  securing  t>olts.  an  arm 
on  each  ws.'^her  adapted  to  extend  outwardly  through  the 
open  end  of  the  slots,  the  free  ends  of  said  arms  folded 
iiver  upon  themselves  and  adapted  to  hear  against  the  side 
of  the  nut  and   form  a  nut  lock  therewith 


1  .470.^1,-, 
tory     of 
553,47.'i. 


SMN*;,      FnAKLCK    rKiiziKi;.    Iloii'dulii.    'Ii-rr; 
Hawaii         Filed     Apr.     17.     1!t22        Serial     No. 
4  Claims       tn    204 — 74.) 

/*■ 


■^ 


1.    A   sliiii;  .-omp'isi  ii!.'   i-rtiss  imrs   pivoted    ti>c<f|ier   inter 
inedtHte    tbeii     ends,    n     flexihb     looji    ha^iiit:    it^    .i:.|-    at 


508 


tachtnl   to   thf    upptr 
iiitermeUiate    iKirtioii 
the    lower   pd'Is  of   sa 
Dfotiiig  the  up*"r  Hnds 


fud.s  of  th*"   rt'.sp*"(-tivt>   bars  and   its 

[.wssliiji  thuuKh   coiifiniii);  guides   on 

id   l)ars,  and   Miixiiendlnic   meuDii   cnn- 

uf  said  bars. 


1.470.sitV  r<H  KKT 
TIN,  rhi':l<n.  III. 
4i»«'i.'.''lJ        7    I   lalui.-* 


I'KNiII.   HOr.HKH       IiAvii.    F    ci  tt- 
ttltMl    .VuR.     ■"■".     r.t-'ii       S«»rirtl     No. 
CI.    L'-l.")!    , 


6,-^ 


rii. 


.riiiima  fiLn 


rl: 


■A     fl«  t     i  II 


■iU-fvc,    and    ri'Hilifiit 
hiiUl   tht-   •i.inif   iiroj.Tt 
'•■iision    tht'   walls   uf  t 


1.4T0.><r 


1»I8TKIIU  TOir      A 
FiUii    .Inly    ■_'.'.    VX1\ 

/J 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


with    a    porker,    of   a    iw'in'il    hnldcr 


'herein  >'iini[, rising  :i   Slat  outer  sle^vp,  t"?eth  f^jmn^l  on  on. 


ifT  sleev»*  .slidalily    >'nt;:i t,'»-d    in    said 


r>T   <!«•♦«.   t*f>tli   fori^^  as   oil.'  .-.It:.'  ..f   said    inn. 


m.-ans  .•iiclostil  !i\-  said  sl.'fVfs  tt 
t'd  with  ri'spect  to  out*  another  t. 
tie  pocket 


MT  i/riri.i:    oii^(;.\s    <;knki{\t()U    anh 


SDUKW    I).iHi.K\K,    San    Ki.'L'o,    V-A\\f 
Serial    No.    -4»7,S3«.      10    Claims. 


A 


r  till.- 
r  iii.f 
.said 

i<  Co 
!:.-a.l 
slipi- 

said 

liir   c 
..t    ■- 
mill' 

!"  ^ 

irt,i< 

POS.' 


d.-Vir.      ..f     th 
tllillriple    dlsl 


character    set    forth    comprising    .i 
riiiiitor    head    arra  rit;.il    under    said 
and    having   an    Annular  (flmtnher  :    a    ciip   secured    t.. 
head   arol    forininii:   an    auxiliary    vaixjr   chamber   that 
iiiiected  hy  au  opaning  to  tfce  annular  chamber  of  gaid 
.   and   that    !ia.s  uifc'uitigs  adjacent   naid   iuIk.',   a  liquid 
ly  pM'*'  c.inn.cl.'d   to  said  tube;  a   nozzle   conuectwl   ti 
tut"'  ai;d  adapted   to  discharge   va|xir  into  sji  id  annii 
ha[n!«Hr.    a   necditl  valve   for   regulating   the  discharge 
I'l'or    fr'.tii    -ai.l    li.zzlf;    pijn'    cmiiiect i>ins    from    sai. 
ifile   dtsr  riNiit.ir    hk-iil    ada|it.'d    t.i   !.•■   i-nino"  t.'d    to    va 
iiirn.-rs  .  v.ilvfs  in   said  pii«'s  ;  aiol.in  aiiiiliary  hfUt'T 
h.d    Ti.    <a  id    iniiljiplf    distriliut'.r    head    for    the    pur 


i.K  \tti  WHKKI,    FiiH'IIM;     i.i!;.-<     Wli 
.MAIlINi,    S.VMF,.       .I'lJlN     IvKKHi.     Mil 
l-iJ.'.llMax    LM.    lO.'o       Serial    \..,    :!s:;>.-/) 
-I ii7   t 


l;    di.-s   f'on 
arik    alcjn_' 


radial  llneM  to  form  grooves  and  intervening  projections 
adapted  to  .serve  as  a  pattern  for  tlie  to<)the<l  [wrtlon  of 
a  gear  wheel  havint:  lat.-rallv  projecting  teeth.  heatlnR 
said  cylinder  and  shririkirik'  tli.-  nam.'  upon  a  <-.Titral  cylin- 
drical block  con  form. d  to  the  inn.T  snrfa..'  of  the  (dank 
and  adapti'd  to  cl-m.'  up  the  inn.-r  emls  of  said  grooves, 
ami  suimetjuently  shrinking  a  larger  cylinder  upon  the 
outer  surface  .>f  th.-  groov.-d  rylUider  in  a  |i.isitlon  to 
clo.se   up  tiif  uutcr   eruls  of  the  grooves. 


l,470.'(l!»       Min    I.I  .;       llAK-.i.i.    K     FoKii.    PfttHton.    Pa. 
Filed    Sept.     ]..     Wnz.       Serial    No.    5^7,776.      \    claim. 

(fl     152      14   I 


In  a  device  of  rh.-  cti.ira.-t.T  d.'s.  rilwd,  a  body  portion, 
said  body  isirtbin  having  Integral  sf.  nnng  Ndts  dlsimsed 
inrtTnieillate  th.'  emls  i.f  the  tnHly  portli>n.  a  securing 
inm  constructed  to  embrace  the  felly  of  a  wheel,  said 
seiuring  Iron  having  curved  [wrtions  embracing  the  rim 
of  a  wheel  and  having  right  angled  .nd  portions  form.-.l 
with  openings,  said  "innings  a.lapt.il  to  receive  the  s.-cup. 
Int'  b.dts  ai.il  m.-ans  iip..ra  t  iiiir  nn  rh.'  se.-urinK  l)olfs  fur 
securing  the    body    [H.rm.n   and   s. Turing   Iron   togeth.-r. 


1.470sj.t  (AlUtrii!:  I'M:  for  INTKKN.VI.  <'0MIUS 
Tl')\  KN<;i.\KS  [.Kuis  Tii'iM^s  <  biOKKrv  Kvans. 
W^Ht    .V.irwood.    I..>nd..ii.    Fnuland        Filed    PVb     9.    1021. 

Serial      .No       4  4:i  tU'l         :!     Claims  ^r\,      1  ■j;',-    1  r.t,  i 

iGranteil    und.-r    tlo-    ;ir' -visbtns    ..f    th.-    art    of    Mar     ?.. 
l!»21.   41   Stat.    I.  .    1.11.;  . 


a  o   /r  m      i:'      »    x    a  a 


1  A  (.-arhur.'fer  inchnlini;  a  to!  nlar  Is.ily  liaving  a  mix 
ing  passage,  a  fuel  supi'lv  iiii/zb,  arol  a  pr.'s.sure  r.w.'r- 
voir  commuiioating  with  the  ioi/,/.le  and  also  ui  valve.l 
communication  with  tto-  inixiui:  passa:;.'  whereby  wIhmi 
the  pr.sjiuri'  is  hi:;b  in  'b.'  mixitii;  passag.'  air  will  .-liter 
the  reservfdr  an.l  tti.t,  ,.vra[)»"  throunh  the  nozzle  when 
th»'  pr.-ssur.'  in  th-'  iiiivtiig  passaize  drops  th.-r.-by  carrying 
the  fu.-l   with    it 


l,47u.s._'l  I'ICKKR  Clli;CK  Ruin  [li  I'liisru.  Natick, 
R.  I.,  assignor  to  I>raper  Cnrporation,  Hop.slale,  Mass., 
a  Corporatb.n  of  Main.'  Fib-.|  S.-pt.  li).  i!)21.  Serial 
No.   41t9.7S0,      R.T1.  w.  d    \iig     _'7,    1:».':;       .'!  Claims.       i  CI. 

i:b;     i»vi 


r' 


U 


/  - 


. . , » 


22 


-IS 


1  \  picker  check  for  loom!)  comprl.slng  in  comliination 
I  picker  stick,  a  rotatabie  roll  mount,  d  on  the  lay  inter- 
m.-iliate   the   extremities    fif   t  hi-    throw    of  said    stick,   said 


OCTOBKR  10,  1!>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


509 


roll  having  a  portion  normally  extending  Into  the  path 
of  travel  of  said  stick  and  adapted  to  be  engaged  thereby 
to  f()r<-e  the  ndl  radially  Inwardly  and  also  to  rotate  the 
roll  In  passing  to  ch.  ck  the  motion  of  the  stick  in  both 
directions. 


1,470.822         RKNKWABFK      INSII.ATION      FOR  RAM 

JOINTS.      Cl-ARKSov   A     Dl.snaow.   New  Rochelle.  N     V 

assignor  to  The  Hail  Joint    Cnmiiany,  New  Vnrk,  N     V 

a    Corporation    of    New    York.      Filed    Sept.    12.  Iit2-. 
Serial   No.  r>S7.790.     0  Claims.      (CI.  2.38-159.) 


1  .V  renewable  center  Insulation  for  rail  joints  com- 
prising a  |inir  of  separate  duiillcate  matching  registering 
units  of  iiisulation  ea<-h  including  a  bar  h.-ad  section  and 
end    [Mist   M-<tioii. 


1,470,S2.T.  I.OCKINt;  I>F\"lci:  .Itiiiv  J.  FARRKi.t  ,  r.aw- 
rence.  Mass.  assignor  to  \  .M  Farn-ll,  Philadelphia. 
Pa.  Fib-.l  Feb  1.  1022.  Serial  N-.  .'■.:'.:!.:;.-.4  Ren.-wed 
July    i:;.    r.t:::;.      m    claims       .CI.    7o     f»o.  i 


1  In  a  lock  for  a  shaft  having  a  r.-cesK  therein  for  a 
locking  pin  and  having  a  housing  about  it  pro\  ided  with 
an  opening  through  It  in  line  with  the  rec<-ss  in  the  shaft, 
the  combination  with  an  outer  tube  having  its  inner  end 
adapti'd  to  enter  the  oiwning  in  th.-  housing,  a  floating 
tube  movabb-  within  the  outer  tube  having  Us  Inn.r  end 
concaved  to  fit  thi-  periphery  of  the  shaft,  a  locking  pin 
movable  within  the  floating  tub.-,  m.ans  for  moving  the 
forward  .iid  of  thi-  pin  into  and  nut  of  the  n-cess  in  the 
shaft,  atn!  a  citing  carrying  the  ..uter  tube  and  means 
for  .sicuring   it    to   the  housing. 


1,470.824  FI.F(  TRU  Al.  CONNKCTOR  HFV1CK  FfiM! 
H.  FltK>:>i^\.  Irenion.  N.  .1.  assi^nor  to  F  II  I-'re.inan 
Klectric  Cotnp.in.v.  a  Corp -ration  of  New  .I.-rs.  \  liled 
July  21.  l!>l'.i  Serial  No  .•!12.2S!t  4  Cialm>.  Ml. 
2<M<      .-.1.) 


1.   An   electrical   connector   including  a   fK>dy  having  at 
one  end  n  ping  member  provided  with  socket  contacts  and 


at  its  other  end  a  rec.-ptacle  portion  carrying  a  ci-nti-r  con- 
tact and  side  contacts  respectively  connecting  with  said 
Rocket  contacts,  a  switch  member  mounted  within  the  n- 
c.ptacle  portion  of  the  body  and  adapted  to  engage  with 
said  center  contact,  and  a  cap  mimber  carrying  the  line 
wire  terminals  and  a  j.air  of  contact  blades  for  engaging 
with  said  side  contacts,  and  one  of  said  blades  having  an 
actuating  engagem.-nt  with  the  switch  member. 


1.47<i>i.-.',  liRI'SH,  I.KWis  FHiT7,  C!iira,i;o.  lii  I  il.s! 
.Inn.'  17.  irt22  Serial  \.i  .".tlbooi  1  ("laiiii.  (CL 
lo      137,  J 


.\  shaviii:.-  Iiriish  including  a  bainlle  providiin;  ,i  r.-ser- 
VI. ir  and  having  an  outbt  tub.'  eiti-ndiiii:  at  .iie  .'nd.  a 
brush  head  includlni;  brush  parfr;  surrounding  n  fiorfinn 
of  the  outlet  tube,  means  proxidlns:  a  !iliigo<l  coiinectb.n 
Ix'tw.-en  said  parts,  said  rn.-ans  inchidliig  s.'micircular 
members  hinged  tog.-th.-r  and  fixeil  to  the  brush  p.nrts,  an.l 
li.ckiiig  means  for  tlie  fn-.'  .  iids  of  said  M-niicircn  l.-ir  mem 
b.Ts  including  an  eccentricall.\    mounted  locking  lev.  r 


1.470,.S20.  IMPRKSSION  AND  CAST  RKTAINFR.  W  ii. 
I  lAM  M.  C^Miui.l.  Merkel.  T.-i  I'ibd  Aug.  2'.'.  I!t22. 
.S  rial   Nm,    .■s4,;i82       2  Cl.'iims.      (CI.  32 — 6.) 


I  .\  last  I'.i.'ini.  r  t"i-  driifal  ji;i  r|...M's.  nf  :i  d.-j.th  t  r. 
recei\i.  ,-1  d.'iii.-il  impr.-ssion  tray,  with  t  !u'  ntainer  having 
a  handlf,  said  .ast  r.-tainer  also  having  .-i  s;,,t  through  i!i. 
upriirht  wail  lol.iaceiit  to  th.-  hand!.'  t..  pai^s  th.  liandb  .! 
the  impr.'ssinn  tray,  and  n  fabric  sheet  with  a  sl.>;  tli.re- 
thfough   to   ji.-iss   rh.'  iiniir.ssion   tin.\'   linnd!.-. 


^.^7(^«^27      machinf  foi;  picking  anp  iukkivg 

WodF.  FTC  lis,  AU  M  (ou.viiKV,  Ni.rt!i  .Vndov.-r, 
Mass..  assignor  to  \\n\\t^  &  Kurber  Mnchine  <'oniiiany, 
.North  Andov.-r.  Mass..  n  Corjiorntion  .,f  Mass;oiius.-tts. 
Filed  Feb,  1.  102:1.  Serial  No  filt;..".70  ii>  Cbiims, 
I  CI.    19      S4.1 

1     \  machine  for  picking  and  burring  wool,   .-tc      cm- 
prising   a   rotary    main    boater   cylind.-r  :    n    rotary    )  nrring 


510 


cylinder  rotating  in 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBu  16, 192S 


ttif  opposite  direction  to,  peripherally 
idjacent,  aoU  actLijj  to  take  the  fibre  from,  the  tnaln 
cylioUer,  a  cyliatlrical  rotary  bruah  mounted  in  the  angle 
b«twe»ju  the  main  better  and  burring  cyiirnlers,  peripherally 
atljacent,  rotating  Jt  a  blower  speed  than  and  in  the  same 
direction  a»,  and  acting  to  press  the  wool  fibres  into  the 
toothed  periphery  of,  the  burring  cylinder  ,  a  rotary 
burr  guard  mount>'i:l  ;U  the  ilde  of  thf  brush  opposite  the 
cuain  b*'ater  cylind'r    rctatini;  at  n  highfr  sfiefMl   than  and 


in  the  on)08ite  directimi  to,  and  peripherally  adjacent,  the 
barring  cylinder  :  and  a  purd  plate  extending  Iwtwfen  the 
brush  and  the  burr  guard  and  beneath  the  brush,  and  so 
positioned  that  the  hiirrs  knocked  off  the  burring  cylinder 
by  the  burr  guard  are  thrown  thereby  over  the  tup  of  the 
free  from  fibre,  slide  down  the  guard 
at  the  bottom  aa«i,  if  carrying  fibre, 
are  caught  by  the  biush  and  either  stripped  or  taken  from 
the  bruah  by  the  muun  beater  cylinder  and  pajwed  through 
the  barring  operation   again. 


guard  plate  and,  if 
plate  and   drop  out 


1,470,828.  SIDK  BjUMrEB  FOH  VEHICLKS  Joh.n  W 
OosMA.v,  F:a8t  Syranise,  N.  Y.  Plied  May  2:?.  192.!. 
Serial   No.   ft40,898.     «  Claims.      (Tl    29.V  .^,7  i 


J-: 


^iT'-vi^ 


1  A  side  Itumix^r 
eitendlnij  lengfhwi. 
b«>rs  ispated  to  clear 
between  the  adjafei 
ing  parts  that  aline 
socket  members,  <mis 
fHtrtllently  holding 
tUlly  supporting  «a 
the  arch  and   the  bi 


Limited.   Birniin>{ 
Serial    No     4 


r 


f ,  '  I  I  I    r  I        I      ■ 


r  vehicles,  ''onipriHiii:;  .\  I'urved  twdy 
i)f  the  vehicle  haviriir  socket  mem 
thn  wheel,  L  shaped  tirnrker.s  dinponed 
t  I'hassis  memti  r  and  wheel  and  hav- 
with  and  telescopically  receive  said 
inn  m-'ans  i-arri.'d  by  -^aid  brackets  for 
lid  l)ody  extended,  an  arch  for  par 
1  hracket.s,  and  means  ff>r  preventing 
ickets  from  spreading 


1,470,820       REPTPCF-:   WKKJUEa       .Mtrn 
BBBT,  Birmingham,  p:iitfland,  assiifnir  t 


W 


STV  A  KT    'ill 

A  T    .-Vv.Ty, 
1920 


{liam.  England  P'iled  N,.v  30, 
5>.  2  Claims.  iCl.  26r>— >i.l 
1.  A  residue  woiah-r  for  use  in  combination  with  auto 
matic  scales,  comptji^ing  in  combination  a  steelyard,  a 
polaeweight  traversaUily  mounted  on  ^aid  steelyard,  a  lever 
connected  to  said  sjteiyard.  a  load  receiver  adapted  for 
connexion  to  said  lever,  weighta  suspended  from  said  lever 
to  orerbaiaoce  the  ,<  e«lyard  against  the  resistance  of  the 


load   rei.'eiver  and   tin    ufitjtu.-   iior.iii,  a   w.iubt   recordiag 
mechauium    u[M'ra!jir    iii     ■-ujiiJi.  !i,,u    with    .said    steelyard 


^--»-~^ 


and  [xiiseweitfht  and  tn^'Hris  for  i-oiin<vtlng  and  discon- 
uectlng  the  kiaU  receiv.  r  troui  the  levers  crinaecte4  to 
the  steelyard 


l,470.8;:o  .TACK  FNwK  Orivt  Westfleld,  Ma!»«.  FWed 
Oct  2.  1920  Serial  Nn  4  14  340  2  Claims.  (CI. 
254-    126.1 


I  A  Jack  coMsi.stlii,'  of  a  siandurd  havlriK  a  vertical 
guid''way  thrreon.  :i  pair  'if  [d.iti'n  slidable  nn  the  gvlde- 
way,  t>«>arlng  providid  on  said  standard  at  the  hea<l  there- 
of, a  head  pivotal!)  oiinectliii:  the  plates  at  their  upper 
ends  to  ''a'-h  oth-T  adapted  lo  irigagi'  the  li.ad.  a  right  and 
left  thr>  aded  screw,  nuts  mounted  on  said  screw  in  spaced 
relation  to  eai-h  other  'o  itittaire  them  respi  't  i\  i-ly  threaded 
thertsii).  a  pair  i>f  links  [nv  itally  connected  with  one  of 
the  nuts  and  pivufnllv  'onn.-.t.'d  with  ttie  standard  bear- 
ing, a  pair  of  links  iiivotfllly  connecteil  with  the  other 
nut  and  pi\.)tally  ciinnectefl  with  the  standard  bearing, 
a  pair  if  Itnk.s  pixotally  ronnectcd  with  the  flrsf  nut  and 
pivot.iliy  ••iriiK  cttHl  with  the  head,  a  st'cond  p.iir  of  nuts 
pivi. tally  i-.'nn>  ct'-d  with  th.-  ^•■iMiid  nut  and  [)ivotally 
ci  nnfered    with    th«'   head 


l,470,s:;i  r,K.\M()PnONE  JosnCA  (Ihken.  Hove.  Eng- 
land Fibd  \..v  -■4,  U»20  Serial  No  42fl,2i:5.  10 
Claims,       1 1^1.    274      2   . 

I,  In  a  craniophoiH'  rh>-  "omhina  tion  with  the  casing, 
provided  with  a  f'lir  arm  s  ipiM.rt.  of  a  tone  arm.  a  uni- 
versal joint  thtri'for.  comprising'  a  memtM-r  connected  with 


OCTOBKRlO,  lOZ^ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


511 


the  tone  arm  and  a  member  pivotally  connected  with  snid 
tone  arm   support,   whentn    sairi   tone   arm   and   the   mem 

C    t 


bers  of  said   universal  joint    may  !.i-  turned  nixoi   said  piv 
otal   connection    Into    oierativ.     .and    inoperntivv    p.isitions 


1  ,  4  7  0  ,  8  H  2         LOCK  IiU.I.     lO.M'ANIUNC     1  .\  I  d:.\  I  M  ; 
TICKET  Kir.E.      Ri  I  HKiiHuti)  R.    Hariiis,  Ocean   I'ark, 


Calif    Fli.-d  July 
(CI.    129—10.7.,! 


I:i21      S.rial  N  ■.  487,817     8  Claims. 


u      f     at  ^  i         J 


»  «  * 


longitudinally  spamd  alhied  ho.iks  .arried  !y  s.-iid  plate, 
sniil  plat.'  and  bar  haviTi;:  ; .  L'is'i  riri  l:  ^.  tiw  •-eccivlnK 
aptTturi's   to  connect    tlir   bnr   ti     n    windi'w   fratnr 


1.  A  ticket  file  comprisini:  a  strip  nf  flexible  injitrrial 
formetl  with  ■  back  m-ctioii  and  a  front  f*ection  and  with 
an  Intermediate  bendable  section  and  adapted  to  enfold 
a  stack  of  sheets  to  be  filed  ;  said  back  section  belnu'  pro 
vlded  with  .Hilts  and  snid  front  s.^'tion  being  provided  with 
elongated  straps  adapt. d  to  fohl  around  the  edges  of  the 
stack  and  around  thr  edm  s  of  the  back  section  ami  there 
(D  be  Inserted  into  said  «lits  and  adjustable  In  the  slits 
for  the  purpose  of  accommodating  sheet  stacks  of  difTerent 
thickne8j4fs  and  to  form  fasteners  for  holding  the  f  dders 
OD  the  stu'k. 


1.470.833  WINDOW  SHADE  AND  CFRTAIN  ST'P 
PORT.  Hiii.vM  D  H.Miins,  Norcross,  Ha  Filed  Apr. 
25,  lf>22.     Serin!  N..    .".'ti  .'.'.1       1   Claim.     (CI,  150      2.1  ) 


A  deylce  of  thi'  class  d'ScrlUd  CMmprislnir  a  l>ar  of  a 
length  correspondlni;  suhstant  inlly  to  the  width  nf  the 
window  in  connection  with  which  it  is  to  1m>  used,  two 
longltodlnslly  spaced  L  shaptMl  brackets  mounted  on  said 
bar,  one  arm  of  each  br.icket  constituting  a  substantially 
rectangular  attaching  plnte  and  the  other  npertnred  to 
receive  a  roller  plntb.  snid  nftacliini:  plate  being  of  a 
width  correspon<ling  to  that  <»f  said  hnr  and  overlying 
the  bar,  said  plate  havlnir  ,ip<rrures  at  lis  corners  to 
receive  screws  for  connecting  it  to  the  bar,  ami  upturned 


1,470,8,34  Kl.Ki  THIC  HFATKH  At  i-frt  K  Hasskl- 
iMcji.  Detroit,  Mi(di  Filed  De,'  r.o  102'">  Serial  No 
4H4,002.      8  Claims.      (CI.   219      41. j 


1  A  heating  eb'mi'nt  consistiiij;  of  twii  walls  of  sheet 
metal  conducting  wire.s  interposed  betwe*-n  said  walls, 
the  metal  of  said  walls  l>eiiig  welded  together  l>etween 
snid   wires. 


1,470,8.35        .SRTlChK    FOR    li{(  »I  >rci  N« ;    KKVS    IN    CF 
MKNTWORK        HAHt.ow    H      Hathawai,    F!    I'a.so,    Tei. 
Filed    Fr|.      i      lic'n        Srrial    N.-     .S.'o;,  1 7 1        L'    Claims. 
(CI.   25      i:il.; 


lif 


J-J 


1.  As  H  n' w  .qriicle  of  m.anuf.-H  t  n  n  .  a  (ii\ire  for  form 
ing  keys  In  cementltlons  material  .  dinprisitiL-  a  flexible, 
non-article  adhering  body,  a  [ilnrality  of  fbxible  and 
comprefisihie  keys  formed  in  the  body,  and  a  reinforcing 
member  embedded  in  the  lH>dy.  aaid  mendier  lieini;  flexible, 
wheretiy  the  same  can  readily  conform  to  the  various 
coiitignrn tioiis  of  said  body. 


1.470,8;!fi  LEAD  MEASrRlN(;      MACHINE     FOR 

CiAr(;ES  RKtBF.N  Hii-L,  Hartford.  Conn  ,  assignor  to 
I'ratt  A  Whitney  Company.  New  York.  N  V  .  a  Cor- 
IK)rallou  of  N«w  .lers^y  Filed  Sept  1  1S<2(|  Serial 
No.   4i»7..3ittl.      i;i  Claims-      tCl.   :'..3— ll»9.i 


"'-'  ,'■'  Jt    II  T! 


H"  •> 


■ty —  o 


0        'tJ 


";       •  (»>■"     '     P,     *■■■ 


■J"  I 


1  A  1' ad  measuring  device  for  tti|>errd  screw  tbretid 
gnngt>8  comprising  In  combination,  a  base,  n  ^iipport  on 
BsM  base  for  s.niil  gnnce.  a  cnrriagf  nri  indicator  on  said 
carriage  Bdapte<l  to  contact  with  the  pairsre  I>e1ng  tef*led. 
means  to  pf^sition  said  carriage  In  accordance  with  differ- 


512 


parallel   to   tbt  axis 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


OCTOBKH  10, 1923 


i   th^   parts   uf    th.>    i;aii->',   ami   mertiis    I    will    nf    tti.-    t,|,.T;\  ■..■      ^ai.l    m '^TfH.lat  iiiu    rliart    Ix'arlng 


enct?8   in   (liaiiu-ter  'i 

to     accurattly     il»"t>'rmint'     movfnit'iits     of     saiil     i'arrla^f> 


>f  the  j:aujit' 


coinputfHl    ticur.'s    ui  r.TjM.lii  t."!    witli    r<-s[i..(t    to    the 


.     !    r==^     ri 


1,-470,S3T  roMTOSlTION  SHlN(;i,K  W ii.i.:  wi  J .  ll.-r^ 
STATTEK.  Toledo.  Ohi'i.  as.si4;nur  -if  tiii.-iiaif  t.i  Harry 
K  [{•■»»'ner.  Toletin,  (ihio.  File«l  Vpr  _'T  l'.*S^^  .Serial 
No.    u:j^).^2'>.       2   Ulaiiiis.       <r\.    Ins       s   , 


1  In  a  rootitik,'.  a  plurality  of  shincles  having  insprr< 
noDintegral  with  the  Imdy  portion  of  each  shiiiKle.  aisil 
having  a  thickness  substantially  the  same  as  tiiat  of  ttie 
8hin?le.  and  a  shape  substantially  the  same  as  that 
formed  betw^'en  edg's  of  afijoinirii;  shingles  of  the  next 
succeedintj  lower  rou  of  shingles  and  the  luwermost  edge 
of  the  ghinjfle  to  which  the  insert  is  attached,  means  for 
securing;  the  in««rt  «o  the  body  of  the  shinRle  and  a  strip 
secured  to  the  underside  of  the  insert  and  to  the  lower 
p^jrtion  of  the  shiiigle  and  extending  latfraUy  lieyond 
the  edges  of  the  insert  to  hold  the  *liin-l.'  )n  pi.-iiii..n 
relative   to  the  adjoining  shingles. 


1,470.*<3'*  AI)Jrs1r.\BLF:  I'OWKR  KAKTII  .VlWKlt 
Lawrence  H.iLmks,  Los  Angpl.-s,  talif  Fil<'<l  .Mav 
12,  1919      Serial  No,  •JfUi.fi.'If,,     7  Claims,     n'l    _':,.-, —  ]',) 


engin--    ..n    said    frais-' 
tively    Connected    with 


[n  an  ailjusta'je  power  augnr,  .1  [.nrralil.'  fran)>'.  an 
a  h"le  fi.rming  apparatus  ip{;)era- 
th  said  engine  and  said  frame  ;  an 
auger  having  its  shajnk  .nd  pivotally  connected  with  said 
ajjiaranis:  a  .-nin  r.-rlialan.e  flexibly  connected  with  said 
shank  end  for  ni.rmally  i.pp<rsing  the  downward  rnovfment 
of  said  a'lger  :  and  inanuHl  means  [livotally  connected 
wi*h    said    «hank    ■-'n<l    fur    mn\ing    the    anger    downwardly 


1,470  H.-^O  .KT'XII. 

<'^IIN^^    i;reenb 

signiir   ro   The   M>\ 

a   CiirporHtion   of 
rial    No,  4.'>5,110. 
1,    In   a   n)easurin_' 
length    indicating    m 
with    the  indicating 
Corresponding    to   ;i 
aiiijuot   fractions   th 
the    unit    of    ni»jisur 
with   the   machine   a 


M  \ 

,as 
M  > 


AUY      CHART      CciMI'TTINC 

I'vKi.mv   Hus<^H.   St     Louis.    .\L 

siirtgraph   Comiiany.    St     I^xiis 

if'I.iware       Filed  Mar    24.    1921.      Se- 

2  Claims,      .  fl.  '2:\r>      "►'.  1 

unci  cost   computing  machine   having 

ms    and    a    chart    driven    in    unison 

means   and   liearing   computed   figures 

nit    of  measure   and    relatively    large 

t;reof   at    different   prices   or    rates   for 

'.    an     inti'rpolating    chart    associat'd 

d   constriicted    to  !»■   t-xtf-nded   at    the 


X  r:.'^i    ix  »  h  ,- 


«-.••< 


♦: 


-?:  7 


^3- -\^ 


B 


n 


puted  ligures  i.f  til.-  first  naninl  rhart  and  correspondini? 
to  relatively  small  divisions  of  the  Indicating  scale  at 
the  same  prices  or  rates  per  unit  ut  mca.siire. 


1.4"r)>40  INI>!C.\  live  MFANS  FuR  MFASIKINO 
MACHINFS  Ckkevk  »  .uu/ni.\  HnsMi,  St  Louis.  Mo., 
assignor  to  Tbt-  M.asiit  e^raph  Compain  St  lonis.  Ma. 
a  Corporation  of  Itviaware  Filed 'Jul>  1.^.  I'.i.'l  Se- 
ri,il    N..     4s.-  4 (-,4       I',  (   liiitii-i        tCI     X.\  ~Wi.) 


O  ^^ 


1  In  a  tiita-iiiring  and  cost  computing  inachini'  to  tA? 
used  hy  salesmen  in  selling  goods  across  w  counter,  the 
'•omhinatioti  of  a  '-asing,  imlicnting  mechanism  Including 
chart  rollers  rotalalrly  mounted  in  the  upper  portion  of 
the  casing,  charts  wound  u{K»n  the  chart  tcdlera  and 
bearing  computed  numhers  representing  charges  corre- 
sp<indinK  to  the  length  of  the  goods  njeasurnl.  said  num- 
bers being  oriented  so  ,is  to  be  read  by  the  salesmen 
standing  ailjacent  on.'  .nd  of  the  casing,  a  shaft  extend- 
ing longitudinally  "f  the  machine,  said  casing  havinft  a 
wall  at  the  oth»T  .nd  thereof  with  sight -openings  therein, 
Indicating  memlnrs  behind  said  wall,  and  means  for 
driving  the  same  hy  said  shaft  in  unison  with  said 
rollers,  siaid  indicating  members  carrying  nunilxTs  adapt- 
ed to  register  with  tb.>  sight  openings  to  indicate  the 
length  measuref).  to  the  purchaser  standing  at  the  end 
of  th."  machine  opposit.-  to  \\\f  salesman. 

•  p  In  a  measuring  and  .osi  computing  machine  to  be 
us.  d  by  salfsnien  In  selling  >^oods  across  a  counter,  the 
Combination  of  a  casitig.  a  tneasuritig  roller,  salesman's 
imlicatiag  niechatiism  Irivin  !'V  ■i.-iiil  rolP'r  and  including 
a  chart  supported  in  the  iipp.r  portion  of  the  casing  and 
tearing  computed  iiunil»Ts  indiiating  charges  correspond- 
ing to  the  letigth  of  the  gooiU  measured,  said  numbers 
being  oriented  so  as  to  he  read  by  the  sabsman  standing 
adjai'ent  one  .-nd  of  the  casing,  a  frame  within  the  casing 
including  a  frame  [)lat.>  at  the  end  <if  the  ca.sing  remote 
from  the  salesman  s  [i..sitinii  and  a  frame  plate  nearer 
to  the  othi'r  etid  of  the  in^olniif.  a  shaft  supported  In  the 
fraiiu-  plat.'s.  rnfan<  f..f  .tiiiiii^-  said  shaft  in  unison  with 
the  (hart,   atid   a    [siii  ■  h.i-.i   ^    in.iiiator   ailjaciiit    the    first 


^ 


OCTOBKRir).  1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICK. 


513 


named    frame   plate   driven   by   snid   shnft    to   indicate    the 
length   tneasurefl  to  the  pnrcbnwr  st.-niding  at    the  end  of 

the   iii.'ichine  opposite   to   the  snli'smaii 


1.470.,'*41  MONKV  CHAN<;iN<;  MACIIINK  S.^mift  H 
Ht  NTKU.  Tacoma.  Wasli.  Filed  .\pr  12,  IK2-.  S.  rial 
No     .-,.-,  1,S79,      -1    Claims,       (CI.    V,V.\ — 5.) 


9 

4-- 


j-i 


^(ir/#'^ 


end  of  the  bottonc  .and  the  other  serving  i"  hold  the 
overlapping  ends  of  the  strati  close  togethiT.  a  slidable 
Jaw  having  an  ui'i'cr  ssiri.i' ,■  siaralb  ;  with  one  of  the 
ill.  lined  nppfr  Mirf:i>r<  of  the  buckie.  means  for  manu- 
ally   dp.  I  ;i' i'i>;   i!i.    y.\\\   loiigi  t  u<linally  of  and   in   constant 


engageinetit  with  th.'  bottom  of  the  buckle  whereby  to 
optionally     iitipingr     th.-     free    end    of    the    strap    when 

di.Hwti  tlin.iigh  the  buckle,  .-in.i  a  l..-ir  tran8vers<>  the  open 
bottom  nt  the  ctb.'!'  .!ii!  -if  tb.  Mfkle  for  permanent 
aita'hnirnt    to   tlic   ii[)posiii.   i-!m1   ..i    M,,,    strap. 


4  7n>,4  4      i"I"Ur\IN  Rill'      Otto  Johnson,  Jamestown, 
N      V        I  lb. I    1  Vb.    17.    YS1'.\.      Serial    No.    610,728.      3 

ciaitn-:       ,ci    156 — 22.) 


1  .\  change  making  ajiparatus,  including  a  coin  recep- 
taiii'.  a  ccdn  slide  operatively  positioned  to  eject  the 
Isittom  coin  from  said  receptacle,  means  for  operating  the 
slide,  said  slide  having  a  laterally  inclined  ciun  receiving 
surface,  and  a  coin  chute  positioned  beyond  the  receptacle  j  pockets 
and  having  a  wnll  formed  to  direct  the  coin  from  said  ; 
slide  Into   the  chute. 


'Z  Tlic  ( otnbinjil  ion  with  a  <nrtaii;  roil  having  loops 
at  each  end  of  supi>ortiiig  hooks  tiicr.-for,  eacli  of  said 
hooks    having    its    lower    .-nc]    bent    ba^  k    iii"ii,     its.  If    f^ 

form    a    pocket,    the    tip    of   said    1 k    ii.iiig    nd.bi' cni    ttie 

casement  to  which  the  book  is  se.  ur.-.l  .'ind  funnin-'  the 
inner  wall  of  sjiid  pocket  ami  tin-  bmp-  of  vani  rod 
heing  of  such  dimensions  that  tliey  .  .-in  j.ass  over  the 
doubled    lower   end    of   said    books   jiioi    so    plar.-d    iti    said 


1.4TO.K42.       FISH     I.TRF.       IIarhy 
Kalb.    Tex        Filed    1  N-c     .'U ,    1921. 

4   <'laiins       iCl     4:{      41. 1 


TaVI.Oh      HyaMS.      r>e 
Serial    No.    .'i2fi.2.S9. 


1,470,^4.-.  KDITATK^NAL  Ari'L!AN<F  .L.iian 
Hil.DiN'.  .Ti>n\S()N,  Salt  Liike  I'it.v  rt.ili  I  ib-.l  Aug. 
.SI.  1922       Seilnl  N..    .-.S.-,,4r.(t       .   Ciainis         c],  ;{.% — 9.) 


1  .\  tish  lure  compiising  a  longitudinal  Iwdy  made  of 
n  transparent  material  a)id  being  open,  nt  its  opposite 
ends,  caps  thretidedly  engaging  the  body  at  its  opposite 
ends  and  b«'ing  perforated,  .me  of  said  caps  l)eing  formed 
for  connection  with  a  tish  line,  a  ring  encircling  the  body 
at  an  nppreidable  dlstiince  from  the  end  of  said  cap.  links 
connecting  the  ring  with  the  said  cap,  ami  a  r'birality  of 
hooks  carrieil   li\    the  s.aid   tin:.' 


1.    In     a     device     of     the     .lass    desi  rib.il,     a     supporting 

frame,     a     plurality    of    rotatabl\     mouuiid     \Uo.I     m.-tn- 

bers    having    indicia    on    their    perimct.TS,    spacing    phites 

I    arrangi'd    l.etw.'.n    s.-ij,)    iiiciiihers,    for    permntni:;     'in-    iii- 
I 
di>idiuil    members    in    be    r.'t.'ited    without     nffertini:     tiie 

others,    said    plati-s     h.'i\in;;    al>ert>irfd    lars    .-x  t.iid  ;i.k:    '«.■- 

y<uid    th.'    periinot.'rs   of   tlie   rotatirb-    iin'inh.is     atnl    a    r-  d 

i    extf'iiitiiiL'    tbroiiL'b    sai<i    ears    to    ludd   said   plates   against 

turning. 


L470.S4.'?.  holding;  DFVICK.  HKvfJT  A.  .Tohnsov, 
Dulutb.  Minn.  Filed  ^^ar  11.  1922.  Serial  No, 
542,864.      1    Claim.      (CI.   24— 194  ) 

K  strap  buckle  of  the  character  d.'scrlbed  being  sub- 
Btantially  rectangular  in  plan  view  having  a  strniglit 
horizontal  bottom  under  a  f>ortion  thereof,  and  an  upper 
wall  humped  centrally  forming  two  downwardly  iti- 
clined    Inner   surfaces   one    converging    towards    the   outer 


1,47n,S4r.       RAH!  A  TOR   t  IRCrl.ATINi;    S'lSII.M       CahL 

>L  .To.sTF.[>,  Milwjiuke*'.  Wis,  I  ile.i  1  .  i.  4  1922. 
Serial  No  .-..•!4.<i9S.  2  Claims  (CI.  123—174.) 
1,  I II  .'III  automobile,  the  ciuiibina  tion  of  an  internal 
ciunliiistioii  engine  having  a  wat.r  aiket  i>fovlded  witli 
a  forward  flange,  a  fan  local. '<!  in  iroiit  .;  aTi.!  spa.cd 
from  said  engine,  a  radiator  loi.'iT.d  in  !r>iit  .'f  sai.l 
fan  and  having  a  reai'wanlly  and  dowi.\vardl\  .'vitad- 
ing  inlet,  and  ;in  auxiliary  rescr\'dr  ■  .inijirisj  n:;  ;,  rec- 
tangular   tank    located    tietwe.n    sai.i    .ni:!!!''   and    fan    and 


514 


bavum    an    iLil.'t    pr 


I.  iJed    with    a    r>>ar    dankre    Niltp'l    t. 

flariiTf    i'.<\    ''upporte*!    tiif>reby    aiir 


h:ivin_'      in 
.1 1 !  i:  t . !  n  :.'    w  : 
i-hpr-'with. 


th..    i' 


OFP^ICIAL  (iAZETTF 


Ottobfr  !♦).  11«23 


l,4:u.M9       r(iN\  KK  rsBLE    GAKMFNT.       I'.kmhik    Klap- 


Serial    No 


"Ml 


*    I'iain 


-<   1 


144  > 


anil     forwarillv-     >>Ttf  iidint:     "'iM'^t 
lift    -)f    ■^ai'l    rflflifiNir     ui'i     -.m,  r}»'r'i'ii 


47'!  s  +  :  (,\s  TRCiDUriNG  AND  cOOLIN';  nFVI.-K 
Waf-Teu  V.  Karns,  Indianapolis.  Iiul  .  assii;!n'r  of  on*> 
eighth  to  M.  A.  Wallace,  Indianapolis.  Ind.  Filed 
1,     I'M'.'        S^'i'ial     No     ■J^O'XMi,       10    I'laiir,-;        (CI. 


..['.Kii;     ■•[i»Ti  i  !iL'~     In     rh.'     fr-iit     jttid     rt>.ir 
■liT-'s    l.iiv:r)c    a    sldi>    [>i.riiun    'in    •■ucti    sp1«' 

V'li"^        hll'irm         Hi        flflHtlf        l.'W>T       cdL'''       jilSt 

!.>  ;it  Biiiulv  ur'.uiid  a  ifn  at  tlic  kup«'.  a 
•iiviti_'  fxii:.^  <!<t  ;lihatil  V  ■  mun"  t  in;:  ttit- 
frnnf  i'<I_'>  <  iif  thi'  sidi-  pnrtiDii-.  and  a  rt'ar  panid  bav- 
ins ciU'''-  '(••I. I  hahly  ■  '  n  iifrt  ii,_-  tiif  rear  ('<Il'<'-<  nf  the 
side  pnrti.i[i<,  I!..!  fas'i:.  i  nt:  .i''v  )!•<-■*  f  >r  dctactialily  'uti- 
!i>'Ctln^  the  ediTfs  "f  the  rt»sp»'<'tive  -idf  !K)rtiiir)s  ti> 
firm    bloomers    when   nnul    panels    are   dlHconn*"!  Ifd. 


-     A     skir' 
\v  ;  th     ^p'nT.l 
en-ti      ^ii[..      ;.. 
h'hg    .■ii.tiik'h 
front     paii.-l 


t 


"  "    .*»^  "I  "         u 


1      In    a   ''<>fn)>in(»<l    |ra,<   producing   and    roolin?   dpvii'f     a 

nuxiii;:  i-hambor.  a  rNintalner  for  .'ht-raicaN  in  said  ctiarn- 
b>-r  n  wnter  tank  :i  chemical  tanl<.  rnfarx  for  ionreyr'^ 
water  an<|  liquid  cheinical  together  from  -iaid  tanlc.s  niid 
discbaritinkc  their  nilxture  uu  tn  thf  ih.'tiiical  in  r'l.' 
'Container  for  eipanling  and  forming  a  tas  from  th<> 
"ii^m!'-,Tl  In  thp  conriiintT.  and  me.anx  for  indf'pend»*n' 1  \' 
r^gui.i'ing    rtiH   flow   (if   water   and   liquid   f^hemieals 


1  i:",■^.'o       Ai  imMvii.     Sill  1  jackini;    ma'IIink. 

.I.I.VIES     [•■      I.AU.Y,     I'.artoii.     \'t  .  aKsiu'iior     t..    ("arl     1" 

(•"iird    arid    <   'ari'iK'o    II      Willanl  a     I'a  rt  lu'ruhip,    d'orii; 

'.■wii,.--^      .-     .1.     W.     M  liklaml     I  iiiip.iin       P.arton,     \'f. 

l"il»vi    Ml',     1 -.     r"'-^'        <'M,i'    No  r.'Vj'iiii        It;    (  l.nnis. 
I  <  • i    (♦  1      . ;  7   I 


1  470,H4^  rU'irKSi;  nK  [■!!(  1 1 'I  i  '  I  N' ,  '.\S  W^iif:,; 
K.  Ki'iN>,  t  i tii-inii  1  •  i.  i'>hio,  a-snitrnor  of  oni^eightii 
to  M  A  Wallace!  ladianapolis,  In.i  Plied  Mar.  .'?. 
I'M''       So-i.i!    No    I!>*ii, :',n'J       :;   liairn^.      ■  ri     4'< — -Jlti. , 


1 

tur.' 

M.dl 


The   procetw   of 
of  wHt<  r  dii.l   aic 
uin     'icirlxjiiure. 


prod'iciiu    *;.!.>,     •ottiprl'tiiii:   the   mix- 
)i   with  a   ini.vrnr.'  of  i  arWd»'  and 


1,  A  «hpllarl<it:_'  iiia-iiine  i-oniprimti:  a  iiia  .-.i /in.-  for 
hodbin-;.  ni.ai,>  •■.,-  ', ■,;][, ,g  bobtiu  j  oh,'  In  ,.ii.'  from  'ho 
□iaj:a/:ri.-  on  !,,  ,  spin,|i.',  nifans  fo;-  rof;iTin-  -ni.l  -ipindle. 
means  for  i.nisni,-  ,i  '.cusli  '.,  !;>\.|  ha^k  and  fortli 
ovpT  th>'  rof.itiiii:  n..bnin  and  in'  ins  lor  riMnovin?  the 
■<hplla'k.-'i   boblijn    from  .-lald   Mrundii- 

•"■  A  -ibolla.-k  ii.i:  rnai'iin''  oompri-.n  _•  i  ina_'a/in''  for 
b'lbnin^.  a  -pimlo-  •ipriii'.:  aituiio'!  'lo-ai,-  for  nioviiii.' 
th.'  i'obiiins  iir;>-  ,r  i  Mn;>'  or',  tn  4;iMi  ^j.indlf,  .a  latch 
for  r-'St-ainii!^'  tSi..  n'  ".;,,-  riio-m-  i-.i\  a'li.wiia  r  ir  int-ans 
fur   T'ii'a  <in  l;   th>'   lat'  !i 

7.  A  slit-ilacltine  inachiTic  romprisine  a  m.Tjra/hir'  for 
bobbins,  mi'ans  ;i.-rn;it  tinir  -m  id  ni^t  mi  n  t  in  fti»-  sizv 
of  the  luairazii,.-,  a  r'liMtini.'  iiomlbv,  in<'ai!«i  for  varying 
the  p<->^ition  tb.To.pf.  n.'.ns  '"or  f.-fdln.:  i  hoM)in  from 
the  maKa/,in»'  '..  j  u-  -<t,[,,||..  m.'anM  for  •■.•odinL:  a  bnish 
over  thf  -iiirla',.  ,,i'  ,  i„  ^i,,,,  ,,,,  th,-  ■<oiniil.',  and  me;ins 
for   .idjiiHt  11.^;    tap   riokT.  .•    ot    'r.a'i'l    o'"    tlo'    bni^h 


1.470,.«151  1  .AKMI'N'f  .Ii~-,  .  !;  !vai:knk  I  .i  '  ro^se, 
Wis.  F)b-1  .May  ::  I .  IP.'I  S.'rla!  No  17:'.,''.  1 5.  4 
I  laini.-i       '11     -■      "'4   I 

1,  A  L'arniont  of  thf  >  l.iS'*  l»»S'TO,rd.  i-fin'.prisintj  a  body 
ha^'ltiiC  'ipposifi'iy  [TolonKed  arm  forming  tongues,  and 
1  ro\  idi'd  with  op|.of<ir.'i  \  pr"|on_o.,(  pxtfiision^  disiMined 
a  pproyiiiiti  tel'.  ar  riu'io  atii,'lp~  'o  ibe  tonu'ip-^,  the  tK)dy 
havinir  a  mck  o; "niiu-  a  front  relnforc»'tnent  appllfMl  to 
the    body    and    on.     PitptiHioii    anil    bavini;    n    ntM'lt  op*'ntn« 


OcTonm  "iC,  \U2r, 


V.  S    PATENT  OFFlrK. 


r.ii 


ro(ti.v;r.'rinK     wifii     tti(>     to-,  k     opcnnii;    of     tlo'     txtdy  :     and 
Ktil  -(11111.'    nniiiiiL:    tie    rt'itifori  riii.'iit     with    said    fl  tPtision 


titiil   forming   a   po<:kot   bi'twffti   saiil  extension   on   the   one 
h.ind   and    the  relnforcpiiipnt   on   thi.'   other   hand. 


1.17i>.H.So         xOF     FOR     VFIIHI.FS     .\  N I  >      PHI       IIKF 
FuFi>   K    Lewis.   Aslitaliula.   Ohio.      Filed  May   7.    1919. 

S.Titii    No.    :.■!»,'■.,  404,      .^    Claiin'i        Ml     'j;'*'.      lit'. 


ward  1  dso  of  tlo'  iiiain  """oop  «MdnhlT  tnonnted  withlfi  thf 

liitt.T    fiiol    ailapt'd    To    be    lirawi     to»:irl    'he    rear    ■'    t  io> 
iiaiii   >.i.io;'   fr.irii   ^an!   torw;jril    posituin. 


1  In  a  top  fi:ir  vcliirlcs  and  th'-  like,  the  comblnatTon 
of  a  siilttildo  Httind.ard  ;  a  two  part  articulated  oiitrl^jgor 
how  Iinvliii;  It.s  rear  portion  pivotallr  attached  to  siiid 
standard,  a  supphmental  bow  pivotally  attached  to 
.such  ri'jir  portion  ,  ami  a  st'coinl  articulated  outrigger 
bow  h.aving  its  r«ar  portion  disposed  to  intersect  the 
forward  portion  of  haid  first  oiitrik.'>:er  t>ow  and  being 
pivottilly  attached  ttiiTt'to  at  such  point  of  intersection, 
.-II'  ti  1  o.-i  r  por'nin  of  said  .stM'onil  out  riizK'r  bou  <  i.miirlsinu 
two  pivotally  Interconnected  partu.  otie  snih  [nirt  ticing 
[dvotally  iittachi'd  to  said  sftindard  atiovc  the  point  of 
attnrlinient  of  said  first  outrigger  bow  tbi'ri'to,  and  the 
other  such  part  bcitiL'  pivotally  connected  with  said  sup 
plinientnl   bow. 

1.4T0,.s'i:<  .scR.M'FIt  HdBKKT  <;,  I. E  'I'm  KNE.u,  Stock- 
ton, t  alif  Fjb-d  Sopt  07.  IPL'L'  Si'iiai  No  .'i90,755. 
14    I'laiins        1(1.   .'57       ]  Uf',,  > 


I.i7u.s5i.  u.vi  TRAP.  Makion  Llthkr  Lively.  At- 
lanta. Ga.  Filed  Apr.  10,  1923.  Serial  No.  6:11,204. 
•A  rialmB.     (CI.  43—79.) 


3.  In  a  trnji  of  th.  ,  i.-iss  ,].  ^crttw'.l  n  '• -.iiipoft  inc  base, 
standard-i  ri--ing  t bcrt^froni  :i  top  mointi'd  :n  said  st.and- 
ardf<  .and  icntr.'illy  a[>ertnroi!,  a  depetidlni:  tri^'-j-pr  jMvot 
ally  mounted  in  said  aperture  and  having-  b,-!t  .-irrvini,' 
fliiKprs  tit  its  lower  end.  a  iibiiiL-'-r  niouiite'l  *.i  r'-oi;ir(>".-irp 
In  stiiil  Ktructiire  and  having  n  tubular  rmi  .-m  :;o|;' _-  >-;,;, j 
!ri;:i:er  rod,  ;i  coib-!  spriii--  t  iieirciin^  s.-ibJ  j  kiuyr  rod 
;>!io\.-  .stiid  top  and  '■■diue.  le.I  at  oiii  itui  t  u  1 1,,-  rod  iirsd 
:ii  the  other  end  to  the  t,,[i  \x  her.  by  thi-  >pr;:i;:  1-  [  bared 
oiider  teiisiuti  elevatiiiLr  tile  [liuii.L't  r,  tbe  rriuL'.r  bavin,;;  a 
shoulder  fo  eiicag.  the  pliiiiL'ei  to  r.leasably  liold  it  la 
i|e\at.<l  [.ositi,,ii  said  trigger  tu'ing  inovtil)le  latertilly  to 
teliaM     th.     iibin.;or. 


1.470,sri.'..  CHANDELIKR  tiROROK  LtDwi.T  (hi  '.go, 
111,.  assi;;iiof  to  \{  Winiaiiison  ^  i"oilipai>  < 'b  1 .  ii:.;- ■  111., 
a  Torporation  of  Illinois.  Filed  Aut:  f.  ibJl  ^.  'lai 
No.   4NSt.9'Ji;.      .'i   ("laims,      ( t'l     114(1—78,. 


1     .\    wcrapt't    inrlndlne    a    main    scoop,    and    an    inner 
Kcoop   whose   forward   edge    is   normally   adjacent   the   for- 


!  .\  rbandeli,  r  com  prisin  l'  a  boil\-  ba\:i!L'  :iii  .-p'niti-' 
therein,  a  one-piece  looii  seated  in  s.aid  oppnini.'.  ^iio aid.  r-; 
on  the  loop  enetiging  the  top  of  the  hodr  to  siiace  the 
lownr  end   i>f  tiie   loop   witliiti   the  body  so   fbaf    t  iie   .ower 


516 


end  of  rlip  <)p»>iiinK 
located  within   the 

dlstrib'iti'in   of   tli*' 


BER<;,    Chicairii.    1 


1,    A     ili>play 
rray    >li.|.il;ly    mou 
sides   of    ttie    tray 
frame   tt'iidini;  to 
lock     iioldiiii,'     the 


:.470,>«.'7  NAII- 
Vork.  V  Y  V 
4    •'laini-i,       ii'l 


OFFK  lAL  (iAZP:TTK 


OrTOHFB  IP),  1923 


between   the  sides  of  the   loop   will  be 
hody   (jelow   the   top   thereof   to  pertnit 

conductor  wires  within   the   body,   and 
the  loop  to  th»'  body. 


woo<!-enKairit)i;  nienns  to  iiii:ni;e  the  wall  portion  of  a 
tKire  in   which  sdiil   -sleeve  ,,r  'ni«htiiii   may  be  located,  said 

sleeve  or  I.'ushitiir  having  ;iii  interini  thr>-aded  portion. 
and  B  set  ^cre;\  rn  [ihih  thr. n^h  ^a;d  flefvc  or  bushing 
aiiil    ■■iiirai.'i'    'be    i.H'k   '-asini; 


Isri.AY     FKAMK.      HttiNUAUi.    I.i  M> 
;       Flbd    Jan      1-',    1!*_'L'       S.TDil    No. 
IS,      I  ri    4o-  -  I  .',1',  I 


VH-H  romprisim;  a  franif  ,  a  [lictiire 
iited    in    the    frame  ;    ears    on    opposite 

springs  coiinected  with  th''  ears  and 
love  said   tray  iQ   one  direotinti  .   and  a 

tray     against     the     influeme     of     said 


■d   Oct.   .^0.    192L"       Serial    lo.    ,":»:, ■<75. 
1?.-'— 7Si.  I 


4     A    nail  buffer     oriiprising  an    intr^'ral  body   and   back- 
t';L',    said    t,)ackinK    Ix-ini;    of    a    laru'''r    size    than    tb-'    tiorly 
t-    ;i:-ovJi!''   a    raar:|ir>al    -shoulder   at    'h^   n[»per   end   <•(   fhi 
bnidy     yieidaide    padding   conipleftdy   eiii  asmu   said    t""ly.    a 
I  ►■rnian>'iit  iMveriiiE   for  said   padding,   a   r''niovntd>'  {xdish 
Kit:   ma  •■ria!  <!  ret<Ti«'d   .iv.-r   the  p»'rman>  nt  rovrinj,  tnea  n-; 
for    emb'-fii-ing    ,Tnn    r>'taininir    the    polistiing    material    in 
fov.-riii_'  relation  'Jver  ti;e  permanent  "overini,'  and  padded 
hod'.'      -^aid     mtariH     i-onipri^i  n^     a     substantiaKv     annular 
mem'i'-r    h.avinK    a     rlan^e    at    its    npper    end    wb,.di    'lears 
,'ieaMi-':     t';-    marjilnal    slioiildrr    '.f    the    huff'T,     a     liandle 
■,irr:ed     :  ■.     'h*-     bil'-k ;  ■: .',     ,ind     ,t      'asinj    of     \i.dd'i''b'     ma 
t-rial   ■'jv-.'i'i.i  'ing   *iid    liaiidle. 


l,  +  7'i  H.-.->        I.iii  [,; 
WELL.  Stimford 
Mantifa'  f  iri  ni: 
2,   1922.      Seria; 


1.    In    lock   sect! 

the  combination   ^ 
Injc     bavins     tint:* 


''onn,  ai^igimr  to  Thf  \  {]•■  ^t  rowne 
onipanv,  Statiiford.  i  ^nn  Fibd.Iune 
No     r,t)5,:!<'3,      4   i'I,:iiniS,      <  <  '.,    7m      4';,  ) 


ins  ni' ans  of  the  character  described 
itti  a  lock  casing,  of  a  -ilf.'ve  or  hush 
s     prtjvided     with     laf>M-aIlv     projectlnt: 


1,470,'^.%'J,       FiKip  niSFL.KY     1  o\-!:i:         Mykk    Mtrr/Mta., 

Chicago,    in        Kib'd    Sejit,    _' 1      I  :-.-.■        S.timI    So    ^.,S9,«•.()^. 

!ai;i:<         '1     -17       ,"'<,  . 


1  J   r 


1.  Iti  ci.mtilnat  ion  an  ..jn'ii  rec.  ptacjp.  a  ''over  therefor, 
''irriiniffieii  f  ial  tlan-''*  oti  th*'  'ov  r  for  engaKinj;  over 
the  4  (|g»'-i  i,f  ttu-  riT,-]if :i,  ],>  .i.tid  riiv.T  ('ml)oUylng  a 
hinged  st'ction.  aiid  nican-i  i-nituMiiing  a  [livotally  mounted 
clamping    devi'-p    - niiio'cifd    witii    tlie    rover    for    securio)? 

the    riiv>T     to     ttif-     riM'o;if.ai'lr 


1^70,s''.n  FI.FCrUIf  SWriCll  '.KniioK  J  Meckr, 
Milwank'T,  Wis,  assignor  to  Tfi<>  i  ntr<T  1  lanianT  Mfg, 
Co.  Milvvrtukoe.  Wis,  ,1  I 'orporatioti  of  Wisconsin. 
Fib'd  .\\'r  1  I'.t-'I  .-^er;;.!  No  4.".7sii:v  >  riaims. 
iC\.    20O      72.1 


I.  In  an  .ie.  ti'-  switch  jsi  idmninnt  ion.  a  frame,  a 
contactor.  ;in  ojHO-ating  moiniicr  for  ^aid  loiitactor,  said 
frame  anil  contHcJor  having  engaging  parts  providing  an 
open  [livi.tal  '..-aring  for  tb^  latter,  and  said  frame  and 
operating  memlier  having  mg.aging  parts  providing  an 
open  ^lide  hearing  for  the  latter  and  a  spring  connecting 
said  e(intae',.r  and  said  operating  inemlwr  to  retain 
both  in  engagement  with  s.iid  frame  and  to  actuate  galil 
eontaitor  with  a  snap  ai'tion  upon  rt-clproea t ion  of  said 
operating    rnender. 


1,470  sHI  TYIN<;  \1  veil  INK  Memo  r  Mkvkk,  lUaelt 
Jack,  ,Mo  Filed  M:ir  l.H.  iy2_'.  Serial  No,  ,54:V24.-). 
16  Claim-i       iC!    2^'.t     ■-  > 

1  A  portable  machine  of  the  character  described,  cofn- 
I  rising  a  handle,  ,i  stationary  elamp  in  connection  with 
t'le  h.andle  arranged  to  .■ng:ige  atid  hold  the  pnd  portion 
oi  a  piece  of  twine.  ,ui  n  fin  pivnted  to  the  handle,  a  clamp 
in    '-ninieet  I  iTi    with    the    arm,    means    in    eonnection    with 


OCTOBKB  It;,  llti'^ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


517 


the  handle  for  operating  said  arm  and  the  clamp  in  con^ 
leetioii    therewith    to    insert    the   end    of  the  twine   In    the 


(f  the  cylinder,  .in  L-shaped  passage  in  the  piston  ex- 
tending   from    the    head    of    ttic    piston    downwardly    and 

ladialiy  to  the  i>erii«bery  of  the  piston,  and  an  exhaust 
l>ort  8imce<l  from  th'  inlet  jiorts  so  that  the  passage  In 
I  h<  piston  will  register  with  the  exhaust  p.irt  at  the  end 
01   the  ui)-str<ike   of  the  piston 


.47»>,8G4.      rUAKEHAND    SlLENCINtJ    FAD       Fkkp    C 

MifRHi.s,  Siin  I'raiK  iscfi,  Calif,,  assignor  of  one-half  to 
Adam  A,  lieetor.  San  Francisco,  Culit.  Fib  d  Aug  9, 
r.>2]        Serial    N<i     4".ni.!tOo       2  Claims,       <\"i.    1  s,s      i;4',cj 


.^r 


!5 


•i.itionary  el,,inp,  •;  knotter  suj)ported  by  the  handle. 
;:i.d  manual  means  I'or  operating  the  knotter  to  tie  the 
I  wine. 


1.  .\  iir.ake  iKiini  ■.uencing  pad,  roHi[irising  a  pad  of 
nsilient  riMterial  an<l  a  metal  strip  to  which  said  pad  is 
seiaired  and  which  metal  strip  i>  used  for  the  purp<iRe 
.  f    securing   tlic   pad   to   the   biuke   luind. 


1.470,802,      I.OOM  llEIiI»LE    FR.^.MH      Wu-Fkiu   .1     Mis 
Mi.LE,  Manvllle.   U     I.      Fil.-d  Dec.   14.   1922.     Serial  No. 
f.Otl,y4."       'Z    Claims        ((I     i;^!t — ,-,.',, 


.470,8r>.'S.  BOAT  I'HOl'KLMNC  DEVICE  Am>riw  J. 
Nkl.son  and  Ei.ME.t  M.  NEt.soN,  St,  Paul,  Minn  i'iled 
Dec,  6.  VXri  Serial  No  »>0.'-..lS3  ,'-,  (^lainis.  (('1. 
1  7«i      !.'!!<   i 


t 


&* 


^-s^^m:: 


^m 


1.    A    heddle-fraiiie   having  alternate  dents    and   needles, 
each  of  said  needles  comprising  a  l»ody  provided  with  an 
inclined    shoulder,    and    with   an   eye    adjacent   said   shoul 
der.  and  a  vertical  finger  upon  the  body  above  the  shoul 
der    in    advanie   of   th*    dents   as   and    fur   the   i>urp<j8e  set 
forth. 


l,47ii,Mr,3.  It  .Ml'  (LTPK  V  MoasE.  Galesburg,  III 
Filed  May  20,  lir.'o.  Heri.il  No.  562,332.  .5  Claims 
(CI.    TM\ — 27   I 


1,  The  eombinatio!!  with  a  boat  or  \essel  and  suitable 
frame  work  thereon  ol  a  multiple  crank  shaft  journaled 
Hcrogg  one  end  of  the  boat,  a  series  of  normally  vertically 
('ispoBod  imddlcs,  a  s.  rie,s  of  paddle  bars  each  with  one 
en<l  fixed  to  one  of  tlu  paddles  and  having  its  body  jour- 
i.ale>d  to  out'  of  the  cianks  of  the  shaft,  a  series  of  rods 
fTuided  to  slide  horizontally  and  having  each  one  end 
pivotally  conne<-ted  to  one  of  the  paddle  bars,  and  means 
tor   rotating  the   cr,ank  shaft. 


1.470.866.  ADVERTISING  PRA.MF  Fkvnk  Newhou.se, 
Denver,  Cob.,  Filed  Jan.  2.  lii2.H,  Serial  No,  ni0.,'Ul. 
1    Claim        M'l     4(k-     i."-)*;,  , 


1,    A    pump    eomp.ising  a   cylinder,  a  reciprocating  pis- 
ton  mounted  in  the  cylinder,  Inlet  ports  through  the  wall 


-\    frame    ;idai>ted    I'or    use    as    a    nieaiiH    for    cU^plATiag 

I'osters  comprising,  in  combination,  a  frame,  a  huok  •»- 
lured  tc)  one.  side  theieof.  a  plurality  of  spring  clips  se- 
cured at  one  ,  nd  to  the  front  side  of  the  frame,  having 
the  other  end  restini:  on  said  back,  and  a  spring  clip  se- 
(  ured  to  the  front  side  of  and  at  eacji  corner  of  said 
frame,  said  dij.s  having  (me  end  resting  (^n  the  back. 
each  clip  having  a  i<dnt  and  a  hole  in  said  back  adapded 
to   receive  said   ix)int. 


1.470,867.  TIME-CONTROLLED  ELECTRIC  SWITCH. 
JoH.s  F.  Newsom.  I'alo  Alto,  Calif.  Filed  Sept.  28, 
1921.  Seruil  No.  503,8:2.  7  n.iiras  iCl.  200— .'i5.) 
4.    In   a    time   switch,   a   rotatable   wheel,  a    plurality   of 

projections    ot     varying    length    carried    by    the    wheel,    an 


518 


ele<Trlc  switch,   aisi 


DFFK  lAL  GAZKITK 


I  t.  niiuK  Hi,  102;j 


m^-aiiR   for  opfratini;  the  s^rch.  said    |    1  -.Tu.hto       n.i  I   \riN  \  TIN';   FTXTI'RK  ';at-i,K       llr.vRr 
I    t"    h"'    »nKase<1   by    rhp    pmjpctlong,  IiOi.ieh.   Jr      r.r!';i;'  i'^t'     •'i.t:ri        FU.'il    !)«■<.•.    ]'-     1021. 

s.-ri.i.    N'-     :.-M.'--t       -;    •  .<  '.-       (CI.    33 — 1*^". 


-  .^l^cuyr 


and  bt-inf  rnijiistflUli"  rplativoly  to  th<"  projtTtions  whfTfby 
the  frmin^nry  nf  oplT:iti"n  '>f  thp  ^wifh   ms\    ^^^  '.'irifl 


1.4T0,St>i,      SWITC  r       William    J,    NEwrt^N.    Bni!gp[>-irt. 


>  oon.,  i.-islgnor 
Bridgeport,  loni: 
Mar     2,    1»1'2 


to      Harvey      Habbfll.      Iiii-orporatfd, 

a  t'orporatior  of  t  onii*-'tirut.     FUf<\ 

•i.-nal    Ni.     540,35*'.        4    Clnims.       (CI 


3Z 

s.    . 

-J 

-    1 

:      '1 

1^ 

31 


yc 


J 


V 


y 


1  In  ,1  swit'h.  I  -\\iuj;ing  cuntact  iu'IUj^t.  a  iwiu^uK 
pctuating  mtuib»>r,  .m  op*'rating  iiifiui-^^r,  a  togj<le  arm 
ronnectf'd  'o  the  a-  tuatla>;  memb'T  iind  the  optTatiDg 
nu'ra^wT,  said  .m  iianj;  mi'Hibor  and  arm  cumprUing  a 
togijle.  \  Hprinjj  bu'tw>'«'n  the  togKlf  arm  and  artii*tifl»r 
Hf tuber.  I  o  tiperatit;;  •■iigaglnif  part.s  nu  the  i-ontact  aud 
actuarLn;;  nifmb»'rHi  ,saii!  spring  acting  ti>  (iwinjj  th*'  actu- 


1,  A  laiin>  fixt'.'-.'  L',!!ii:'  i>nii>risHiif  In  i-.>ni''inat  l-in .  n 
bar  adapt.  . I  at  '<!•■  ti'I  !i»  t'f  tUrd  to  a  lanii>  nock't. 
th.-re  •i-ii.^  i  -iiale  ext»Ti>1ii,_'  al'  i;_'  oiit-  sid*'  -if  «nid  bar. 
aiid  a  !iuTnl'«T  .slldablc  il'^ut:  ^ii\'\  i.^ir  jiul  hiiMnt:  a  [inrr 
i  ■'iifiiriinni:  ui  ^haj..'  '■  i  lir  h>'f|  ;..iri;'i!i  ..f  ;i  n  illniihiiMr 
iim  'ixrnr^  wlj.Teby  ib'  idju-itin.  !:'  .i!~  i  ll\Mir.'  ri'lati%>' 
t.^    .1    lai;i;i    -.nkt't    may    r.  aihiv    (••■    ib-t'  ■"!!;  in'al 


1 ,4Ti  i.^T  ;  '  U'  '>Si  [  i  >  \  "iS  1  f  \  N  Mc  1'  <  taT>:Ki'  mil  an.! 
H-vUi;\  I  ,i  f  -  Mi>KK  CiiWI.lvc;,  F'Hlrfa\  \\,i-ri  I'll.-l  1  n-r. 
1.    l;r_!        .<<.Tial  N...  r.lft.L'.W.      1   Claim.      Ml.   W.V      13^.) 


J_- 


ating  and  'i  rirar- 
mil'  I'd  rhrniji:h  i  '-^ 
by  rhf-  o[>**ratin:.'  tn 
uauj^r  as  \\in   to? 


niemlitTs    after    the    toggle    has    b«»eB 

i.'Utral    j)'>sitlon.    and    m>'nn-i   i![>»'n»ted 

Ml-    for  [Hisirively   -^'iiftin-'   rhe  rontaet 

r**-"***^  through  its  nf>utral  position 


l,47'i,s69  I'AR  ■, 
.Ma  Fil>-d  o- 
I  'laitr.^        '  t'l     1' 

3S- 


— 


1     .V    tru<:k    side 
ii.-   Lvtii'T  a   "-prini; 

m!  frrim  the  inner 
lerniit  tN.-  intr.i.l 
column.-i   risinjj   fri 


K'  t'K        .Vi.KFRT   V.     SoBi.E,    .\nniston, 
I'l      \\\'::\         S.Tial     No      .''>0»).T.">*'i        5 

'y-      107    I 


.  A 


\  f-'llin-'  iT<><,^.  :'  saw  jn.bnlih^  :<  'il.td'-  iiT'ivjib-d  with 
"Wpamt.'  cTf-np*  ..f  ',.(>h  '-aeh  irrn'ip  in^'lndliij;  a  '<et  .-f 
rnttnr  •■'■pth  •!hari..'neil  ,in  o|i;,.  .sit.' ^irb'-i  alt  ■  rtia  tely .  rak«>rs 
interposed  Hctwi-f;  'fi".«.  i:rMn|".  ^.f  !'■■  !ti  iirljaia nt  ttn' 
r(»nt>T<'f  rbe«:iw  *'!a'b'  I'a  't;  ti:i\lnk'  di\'T_'liiL'  raker  [xiint^ 
each    'if   '•■ni'!    rak.r-    '''riL'   -.'[La  ra  t^  d    !'riiii    Mi('    fw.'    adjniii 

mi:    LT-'lp-     ■    f     cuttrr     l>-«-Ib     '    ■■      -.IW      il    l-^r     ,;.a'a-v     I'T  t  .'rid  i  I,  i.' 

inr^.th"   Mad.'   tM>yon«l   tb«'   \ir  ■  '    ■■'■I-   •'    tn.'    iMtf.T   f.-.-tii 
the    reiflaliimK   irrouiiH  ■•t'  '■•!'■  it   i. ■.('!.   faeh   liavinz  a   raker 
i:»mbln>'d  r  herewith   a  l   tliat   end  '  t    the  ;.'ron|'  rt-tmite   fpiin 
the     -"nt'-r    .>f    the    blade,    each    of   the    la>!     named    rakir^ 

U.'ihi:  spa.'d  fr"in  i]\<-  n.-xt  ftdjolfiilii:  jr'"ij.  if  iiM.r 
r>.,-th  '^  a  -Jaw  il^i-'  -pa''  I'd  .a',  iri^;  .  rak.-r  [xiinf  .and 
a  r"'Uid'd  p'Unr  'h.-  r-r.ii  :i'!<  •!  :i.i'il  'iei:ii;  -p:ii.'d  inw.irdl'. 
froni  'ill  iuie  ■■!  ■'.'  'if  '!■  --iK.r  iMii:!t  and  bein;;  ii">i 
fi"ri.-d  ;it  that  "^ol'  -f  'b'-  rak^r  near.'-t  i  h.-  center  of  the 
Mad«v 


frame  '  ompriHliiK  a  e.-isrirK  having  at 
p'-eket  which  is  op -n  and  unohatract- 
•iid.'  to  th"  nuter  .iidf  'if  the  frame  to 
ii'!ii>n  and  renu'val  -'f  a  sprini;,  and 
II!  the  top  of  th>-  i»"  k>'t.  'he  Mjiaft'  t»' 
tueen  the  ui>p«?r  pnrtit  n«  of  the  ("olnmn-i  Nelnc  open  atid 
UBiibatructed  to  f/prmrt  of  the  downward  Insertion  and 
upward  retnoTal  oi'  a  truck  ;«)lster.  the  top  of  the  pork  it 
lj*-init:  prowlde<l  with  an  op*-nlnK  for  the  rii'-eptton  of  a 
■prine  rap  or   plnuite'-    to   support    the   tniek   twilstor 


!    JTu  v7_        i   I  .!   .     \  1  |i  i,N.\  I  .  '  .  \  M  I      V  I'il.I  \  N'   I"..     Kl.l.I.Ul 

\  I  n' ^-^  ^n 'ut  ,  I,,s  .\n_-.  !'-■<  ('a!if.  .asjijin'r.  t.\  iiiesii.' 
n«i-^:'-iUf:  '  ^.  ''  '^••half  '■•  OrNon  ,\  I  ,i  >'.'.;..'.  .  1..'- 
,\m;.-l.  s       t    thf  !•  ib'.l      (■'  t.       -1        r.'--  ^.T!.il      N' 

ri:>  1 :.:.       ;  i    i  iai:i.-      ■ '  '     fv     •; ;   . 

1      In   ,aii    ■■'!  '.'-a!!'  nal    L-arn--   applian."  ii  aiipri -ini;  a    ItV'  1 
tifld,    an-i    a    w  ! !  I  .-n'M'sin  _'  -a  id  rl.'id  ,  in"  v  ,  [ilr  pi  ns  a.la  |iti"l 
to  t.f>  HrranLr<'<1   "i,   <,Md   fli'b)      md    idnp''-d   tn   biive  ,i   ciiiint 
inj;   vain.'    wh»'n    kh'"  k.-i!    d"*v  a      and    p<.-*fs  arranced   adjrt- 


OcToutK  l(i,  ll»2;i 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


519 


rent  said  pin^  for  Kuardii^K  them  ;  a   irnvelinj:  inp  havln*; 
.a   Htem  the   b'Wer   end  of  «!ii<di    is   Inelini-d.   s;iid   lop  belii^; 


^■f^ 


1 1  !>,.  vpmm'f 


aasaisa 


t  'JWfMJ 


adapt«-d  to  Mpiu  on  aaid  itteiii  and  uff  o'liter  to  itti  vertical 
axia  Ml)  that  it  will  travil  4>ver  wiUl  field  to  knock  down 
nald  pin*. 


1.470..ST;!  MILLI.\(;  M.MHI.M;  KOH  CO.NTI.Nrol  8 
MILLING.  JA.MBS  K  I'ATTON  and  John  E.  MrAt,LisTEB, 
Cleveland,  Ohio;  naid  Me.Xlliwter  HHfiigDor  to  said  Pat- 
ton.  Filed  Apr.  30,  litL'U  Serial  No  877.;i.'i:;  2  1 
Claims.      (CI.    Ill    -721 


1     A    tied    bavioic   a    rhaiinel    eompriwlng    n    phirnllty    of 
ci>ia  muni  eating     aeitiona     extendinc     in     a     Biilmtantially 

Htniiirht  line,  means  tnr  foreini;  rints  fhroiiirh  the  ehannel, 
mi'aris  for  rnrtine  the  nnts  in  eaidi  ^ectinn,  nml  meaii.s  for 
rearranninn  'h>'  nuts  as  tbi-\-  pass  fri.rii  one  seetinn  to  the 
next. 


47n.>,74       WKATIIKR   STRir    F(  iK    iKKiRR       .\  i  ukut  O 
]'Kit:nsKv.     Slalrr.      \\\"        I'ib'.i      May      1 L'.      !'.•-.       Se- 
n,a  1    \'.     ,".»;m,:'.ps        1    I   latin        H   I     _■  '      'm    i 


^ 


JM* 


»f» 


r^ 


£3 


MeaiiK  for  went  her  prootiiiK  a  closure  siriirture.  liavinc 
a  nuivable  closure  member,  a  sill,  and  an  upripht  framr 
menQt>«r.    .'<aid    means    coraiirislnc   a    liar    iiornially    carried 


by  said  movable  member,  a  strip  carried  by  said  bar,  re- 
silient means  for  elevating  said  strip  to  clear  said  siil. 
and  means  normally  carrie*)  by  said  npriKhi  iiu-njlier  l.-r 
der>resairif(  naid  strip  when  ti.e  nio\alde  aa'niber  is  closed 
said  r*»iilieiii  el.'\a!inK  means  conslstiii;:  if  a  (ipniig  arm 
di«posed  lie!i»-aiii  ila  sirip  ;ind  pi"'v!ilid  w'.tl  a  termi- 
nally beaded  -bank  and  ,a,  k''.'p«'r  ii.i  ;i  iiii  mi  'h'  strip 
on  the  underlain  thereof  and  disp.  -rd  in  st  r.'idii!  i;,  l-  i.la 
tioii  with  the  shank  f<'r  en>j"Keni"n!  P\  'h.  tiead  U>  ini;it 
the   upward   mfVi-m.  nt   of   the  free  > 'ii-'i    "f  tlu'   strip. 


1,470.K7,';         KTRNAi  !•:     FRONT 

Knt'land     l-'ili'<i   .Iiine  fi,    Ibl'l. 
Claims.      1(1     i  lo      1 7'_'. » 


.I'Hs     Ri-io,    London, 
Mr  mi    N..    4  7r).385.      10 


1,  A  furnace  front  comprising  front  and  bai  k  plates, 
intermediate  ashpit  tiare.  fuel  passaj^'e  lasiug,  air  casing 
therettver,  a  reinovatdi'  kIII.  openin^zs  between  the  air  cas- 
ing Ktdes  and  the  flare,  plvnted  vahas  runt  rolling  »aid 
openings,  each  of  which  vahes  is  common  to  the  air  space 
betwe»>ri  the  sill  and  the  fljire  and  the  air  space  within  the 
air  casing,  outwardly  turned  extensions  on  the  fuel  pas- 
sage casing  projecting  towardii  the  valve  pivots  and 
means  for  setting  said  val\es  so  as  to  open  said  ait 
spaces  to  the  air  supply. 


1,470.S76.  i'TKNACE.  JdH.v  Rkip,  London,  Fnt;land 
Filed  .Tan  lid.  11(23,  Serial  .\"  0ir).81l7  Ti  Claims, 
(CI,   110-  -71:  I 


1  in  H  sfenni  l"'iler  furii.are  lia\iii:.'  a  lii'l!(fw  fr<'!it. 
grate  and  ash  pit.  ,aii  air  dirtctinc  cii  vice  coniprisini:  n 
casting  with  Ion  tntndinal  division  plates  and  a  floer  pbale 
ad.iOstable  with  respect  to  Haid  '-astiiii:  and  rein<na''h 
secunnl  in  >yiid  hollow  front  so  as  to  extend  inwardly  fr<>m 
the  front  thereof  into  and  partially  through  the  asti  pit 
opening  in  the  tiack  thereof,  thus  dividing  the  space  be 
two-n  the  grate  and  the  bottom  of  ihi-  a.sb-pit,  snbstati 
tially  as  described. 


520 


OFFICIAL  CJAZETTE 


OCTOBFB  16, 1923 


1.470,877.  STKIKI 
RIEH  I- OB  RAII, 
ford,  N.  J..  a8»<i;;u 
Louis.  Mo.,  a  Cur 
192-_'      Serial  No 


(;    I'LATK    AND    (Ori'LER    CAU- 
\tAY  CARS.     Geoboe  W.  Rink,  Craii 

r  to  Flory  Carry  Iron  Company,  St 
rtortition  of  Delaware  Fll»>d  Aiig,  8, 
■.SO, .'34.     3  Claims,      i  CI    21.3— 60.) 


1     .\    cDiipIfr    larr 
a  tNKly   of  dlffert'iit 

rf-tain    thf   latter  in 


irnii  i-omprUiiii;  a  wear  iilatf  aiiil 
iietal  ca.st  about  said  wt-ar  platp  fi> 
Misitioii. 


1.470.H7S.      TENNIS 
r;ii;i).    Ill        FIUmI 
i:;  I  'lalms.      i  <  1 


I£.\r'KKT       Hoy    U     Rokiv.son.    Chi 
.ut;.    28.    1022.      Serial    No     584.6i:i 
4H— 24.) 


9.    A     tennis    ra'k4f     lotnpri^iiis:    a     substantially    oval 
shaped  frame  diviilH.I   transversely  at  opixisite  points,   ail- 
ju.itlnK  elements  lo<-.it»''l  at  earh  of  the  points  of  division. 
a    handle   connerted    t,,    s;il(l    frainf.    and    stringinj;   woven 
through  .said  fram* 


1.470,'»7a        rK)II!1 1:    ri/tW        .In.sKi-H     Scrn-r     Rd^jbbs. 
•  ireenville.    .\la.    MKsii;nor.    by    mesne    assljfnments.    of 
■  >ne-half   to    FlnfTii  e    I)     Metcalf.    .lohnson    City.    Tenn 
Kile<!   Apr    2.    1021,   .'Serial  No    4.').S.rifi7       Renewed  Mar. 


i: 


1023 


1    Claiin 


A 

r!!>'n 


ilMIilel    pliiw-d 
it-r  fiirnif-d  .if 


of  the  cro8.s-head  N> 
the  croes-head  and 
each  of  said  shuvcl 


•  '■•>i).>i-TinL'  iif  .1  U  -iiiaped  metallic 
iiik-lc  [lif. >•  .if  ni.ra!  and  incliidinjt  m 
<'r.iss  head  an.l  ]<■:.-  iii.  iiii.«T>*  tiTniiiiat itm  in  pointed  shov.'l 
[xirtion.s.  the  (Toss  h|ad  twine  i''>nc:ivf>-c<invfx  in  its  loniii- 
tiidinal  direcridn  ami  b«'inK  ini'lined  transversely  from  its 
rear   edi;e   downwardly    towards   its    front    <<ltre,    the    ends 


iig  lower  than  the  central  portion  of 
merirlnu  into  the  les  members,  and 
jiortions  being  coni-avo  convex  In  its 
loncitudinal  directi<4i  and  inclined  transversely  from  its 
Inner  t'dge  downwardly  towards  it.*  outer  edge 


1.470.880    TOBAC«o  MOISTENER.   Alfred  B  Hosbboom, 

Chicago.   111.      FibMl    May    lA.    l',»22       Serial    No    .'.60.52S. 
2  Claims.      I  C!     C'.  I      'M)  i 


1.  In  a  tobticro  moistener,  the  combination  of  a  small 
compact  casing  provided  with  a  plurality  of  or>enlnKs.  a 
body  of  absorbent  material  within  the  casing  and  a  plun- 
der plate  held  in  poaltion  against  aald  absorbent  material 
l>y  an  Integral,   reallient  flange  nn  aaid  casing. 


l.47().H81.  CAI'lMNt;  .MACHINK.  ClAKKvrKK  UlssKir., 
Kirkwood,  Mo  .  assignor,  by  mesne  assignments,  to  The 
•  'orno  Mills  Company    Hast  St.  I.ouls,   III  ,  a  Corporation 

'f    Illinois,       Filed    n,'t      i .',    ilC'O       .^.Tial    No.    417,211. 

In  I  'laims       1 1 ']    '.•:•■      fi.".  i 


1  In  a  carton  rajjpini;  iiiai-bun-,  Kflppink:  no-nilKTS  adapt- 
.-.1  to  "mtirsice  the  cap  and  carton.  !\  cap  siipi^irt  whereby 
t  ()••  .ap  I-.  held  rietvvcen  said  icrliipiiii;  nii'nitxrs,  saiil  cap 
siiji^iort  !)eink:  iiio\a!iic  tictwe.-ii  the  -'ap  and  carton,  means 
for  cloHiMi;  said  trippiriK;  nicnil»<T|,i  to  urip  the  cap  and 
'■arfon,  means  for  t  ransmitt  tni;  iiiownii'iif  to  said  cap  sop- 
!"irt  to  remove  the  s,iiio>  from  the  cap  wdilo  the  latter  is 
h'ld  !iy  '•n'd  tirlppini;  iiicniti<-rs.  «ai.i  u'ripping  memtxTs 
lia\inir  friction  fac.  s  whereby  the  cap  is  yieldingly  held 
aiiove  and  in  alinenient  with  the  carton,  and  mean«  for 
forcing  the  cap  onto  the  carton  while  said  friction  facrs 
are  engaged   witli   the  cup. 


1.47u,sS2        Ki,',    UKATKK    ANH    »  UKAM    Willi'        Lena 
S.M  Kii.    Hamilton     ittijn       I-'lled    Sept     :;ii     ur.'i.      Serial 


No    :,iM.:, 


I  l;iiiii,     Ml    L','!»     ic»t; 


//- 


.V  de\  ji'i  of  th'  .h-ir:i''cr  deKcrih.'d  -  "iiiprisin^  a 
'■>  lindrical  receptacle  hasiiio  a  liHndle,  a  cover  for  the 
re<-eptacle  and  said  i-over  tieim;  provided  with  u  slot  ex- 
tending inwardly  from  the  side  edge  thereof,  a  false  s^^ml- 
circular  bottom  nrran^e.i  iibo\e  the  lower  edge  of  the  re- 
ceptacle and  having  formed   therein   n   depression  disposed 


OCTOBEB  1(5.  1!)2:^ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


521 


adjacent  one  side  thereof,  a  bracket  detachnbly  secured 
to  the  receptacle  diametrically  opposite  the  handle  and 
having  its  upper  end  angularly  diapoaed  toward  the  recep- 
tacle, said  angle  end  being  provided  with  a  slot  adaiited 
to  register  with  the  slot  In  the  cover,  a  spindle  arranged 
at  an  Inclination  and  finding  bearings  in  the  iespe<iive 
slots  and  the  deprwslon  respectively,  beater  atnis  carritKl 
by  the  inclined  end  of  the  spin  Jle.  means  for  locking  the 
spindle  for  oiwrative  jwsltion  in  the  slot  of  the  atigle  bent 
end  and  means  carried  by  the  bracket  for  rotating  the 
apinUle. 


l,47n,KK:!.      CATIlODi:    FOR    THK    KI.KCTROLYTK^    RK 
FlNlNi;  OF  MKTAl.S,     (H-uilks   11.  ScHi  ii.  Brooklyn. 
N.    V,      Fileii    Nov.    22.    1!»22.      Serial    No.   «02,r)52.      I'i 
Claims.      (CI.  204      6.) 


^_J .t,^, A- 


Mrlaiiu   Om^<rti>i/^   "mjtir-iml 


T).  .\  single  cathode  plate  having  two  main  diiNiHitini; 
surfaces,  non  conducting  material  about  the  peripheral 
e<lgi»<  of  said  plate,  .said  material  being  fiusb  with  the 
aforesaid   deisisiting   surfaces. 


1.470.H''*4      C«i.MpArT  CAHKIKR.     .Iii.iis  S.  it  m  m.  Mont 
gomery,  N    V       P'iled  Dec.   l.".,  1922.     Serial  No.  tJOt>,«27. 
8  Claims.      |C1,    132      M3.  i 


H  In  a  compact  carrier,  in  combination,  a  ixittom  hav 
ing  an  upwardly  extended  flange,  a  plurality  of  outwardly 
extended  binding  meml>ers  carried  l)y  the  flanL'e,  a  r»H"es8 
within  the  flange  capable  of  receiving  tlie  hinge  of  a 
hinged  powder  box  into  which  the  compact  carrier  la 
Inserted,  a  removable  cover  the  flange  of  which  will  tele- 
scope within  the  bottom  flange,  an  extended  bead  around 
the  cover  and  a  plurality  of  openings  within  the  bottom 
flange. 


1.470,SS.1       I'ROCFSS  FOR   THK  1"R(  tDCCTK  tN   OF  FRO- 
I'lONATKS  AND  FROI'lONIC  ACID      .I.^.M^:s   M     SiiKli 
M.w.  Washington.  D.  f  ,  and  Ruscok  II.  Siiwv,  Chicago. 
Ill  .    dedicateil,    liy    mesne    assignments,    t,.    the    People 
of    the    rint<'<l     States.      Filed    .\ug,    2(;.    I!i22.      Si-rlal 
.No.  .^84.542.      K  Claims.      (CI.  260    -120. i       (File<l  under 
the  act  of  Mar    :;.   lsv3.  22  Stat.  I...  62r».  i 
1.   The    process    of    producing    propionates    by    treatin,' 
la<tose    with    organisms   of    the    type    of    Kintrrium    acUli 
pxtpiiiniii.  and  seiwrating  from  the  resulting  fermentation 
mixture   the  propionici*   therein    prodiice<l. 

.'!.  The  process  of  producing  i)ropionates  by  treating 
salts  of  lactic  aciil  with  organisms  of  the  type  of  liac- 
tt  rium  acidi  projiionici.  and  separating  from  the  resulting 
fermentation   mixture  the  propionics  therein   produced. 

7.  The  process  of  pro<lucing  propionates  by  treating 
carbohydrates  with  organisms  of  the  tyi)e  of  liactcritun 
ariili  iiropionici  and  separating  from  the  resulting  fermen- 
tation   mixture    the    propionates    therein    produced. 


1.470.88t>.     CI.OTIIKSLINE  RFKI.. 

Milwauke.',     Wis.       Filed     Apr      : 
r)5tj..Uil       ;:  Claims.      iCl     L'-ii' 


Ckohhk  F.    Shkrwin, 

.'.",     llll.'2         S.  ri:il     No. 
101.  1 


u 


^.1 

4"               > 

/.w 

1         //             1 

f 

i-^-^       j 

-.-,  ^/ 

« i_         '~ 

^'t 

1  In  a  clothes  line  re«d  the  coinbiiiat  if>n  of  a  coji  slini>ed 
container  having  an  opeidng  in  the  end  wali.  a  .l.sure 
member  forming  a  second  end  wall  having  a  se.  otui  oj.  n 
ing  therein  and  a  winding  wire  extending  throu;;h  said 
opening,  «aid  wire  having  a  pair  of  laferall>  dire<  ted  ,ief- 
ormations.  one  of  said  deformations  bein^'  iiiMjirdl)  of 
and  adjacent  to  said  first  mentioned  oihtuhl'.  the  other 
of  said  deformations  being  inwardly  of  aiol  .i.tjaoetit  to 
said  Mecon<l  opening. 


I.470.,^S7.  AI'l'ARATUS  FOR  TRFATINcJ  I  h.il  lii.s  uK 
SOLIDS  WITH  (iASKS.  WlI.LI.^M  Sie.k.  .ir.  Chicago, 
111.,  assignor  to  Sieck  &  Drucker,  Inc  ,  t'lu.  ,i-o,  in  . 
a  Cori>oratioii  of  Illinois.  Fileil  Nov  7.  I'.iL'l  ^.rial 
No    .m:;,:;i4.     i4  (■laims.     iCl.  2i'.<;     is.^ 


1,  An  app.aratiis  for  treating  li(piid<-  or  s.-iid^  with 
gase^.  enibodyiriL'  ii  cylindrical  container.  th«-  iiormul  p.isi- 
tion  of  the  axis  thereof  U-Xw^^i  substantially  horizontal. 
means  f(,r  revolving  the  container,  means  mountin).'  The 
container  for  inclination  in  one  direction  while  the  s;tin.  is 
revolving,  for  the  puri>ose  of  intn-dncine  a  diarte  t..  be 
treated,  and  for  inclination  in  another  direetion  while 
r."V(dvinL'.  for  the  purpose  of  discharging  f-aid  charge. 
means  tor  introducing  a  gas  into  the  container  fron,  one 
end  thereof,  means  for  removing  the  products  <d  ria.tion 
from  the  opi>osite  end  (d'  the  container,  means  .  iosin-  the 
discharge  outlet  of  the  container  at  alf  iK)sit  h.iis  of  in- 
clination of  the  axis,  and  mechanical  means  for  r.  m  .vitig 
the  contents  of  the  .-ontniner  and  mixiii!;  the  s.'.rne  wi-h 
a  sealiii;:  m.-djnm  withmit  ex|>..siii-  ih. 
container  to  the  air 


'Ilteni 


the 


1,47(1, ss.s,  DKNTAI.  IMI'HKSSION  TKAV  Vi.  fn.  ci  vpb 
S,Mi:ii!,i\.  D.'iiv.r.  C..!o  Filed  Mar,  n.  i;..--  S.iial 
.No.  ."i4.i,ii.i,s,     :;  (laims.      (CI.  ;'.2     tj.  i 


1  -^  driit.il  tia.\  composed  ,,f  two  simii.-ir  ; ;  :. '.  ni.  ihii.Ts 
adapted  to  he  hr. .light  togeth.r  t.i  f..rm  w  rectaiii;nla  r 
parallelepipedal  shaped  receptacle  having  an  open  side  f.ir 
the  reception  of  impression  material,  each  of  s.u.i  m,  lu- 
bers  having  along  the  line  of  contact  of  the  hottom  parts 
there<if  an  inwardly  projecting  rib  adapted  to  r.oiu   a   line 


522 


OFFICIAL  (rAZETTK 


OCTOBJTB  10, 1923 


of  lireakau'     in    *aiil   imprefssloii    nmii'rial.    and    iin'ans    for 
hoUlins   sai.l    ;ii«'n)!l«r?<   in    asi««'inl)lt"l    r>-lation.    6»aid   mtaiis 

■'■r.iiipri.^JQi:  a   lamll'   bavintr  fvvn  Mpiueil   parall'  1   [irnjoctiii:; 

r.ii  !ui"T-i  aiiaptfij  i.i  ciinta''t  with  rtir  ..iir.-r  iiaiMUf-l  >(ur- 
fai'<'  nf  -jiiil  tray  aifmUTs  MlH>vt'  tti»^  !'<itrMni  ihfroif,  ;li' 
contai't  -i'lrii'-v's  if  the  h.-iii'!')>-  -MitiK  "1"  i*'^"*  ar-'a  than 
that  "f   t'!.    i.ii'tT  -iiirfac''  of   '  h--   rrjiy   iiU'iu'"  r-;  v^hir'i    'ht'y 


1,47a  hh9       U'I'AHATrS  FOR  MAN  r  F  V«"TT  U  !  Nr,   TIKE 
<'ASIN<;s       WuJr.iAM    J,    S-reivT.E,    Flnshii)-',    N     Y      fis- 


riirpnriiri..n     nf 


S»- '■•:(!    \.'     r.il.">,r»' 


Hartford     Knlibfr     Works     '  "inpaiiy,     a 
ConntTticut.        File<l     May     '2f'<.     1922 


19   Claims. 


iCl     154    -li> 


1.  Ill  ::i''  H,.i>i 
for  motor  \.'!iir 
cii » i  n  1:  mnv  '  >»•  H 
shHiiiiii.'  fh--  hail 
form   in   «i'ii   "n   ra 


f  ■• 


fi.r     nnuiiiiji  r  inim     iir      '■nsiriKa 
!i     ri.llaiixiiilf     rlnim     'ifuM.     >,vhlrh     a 
■nihlfi!    in    tiaiid    f^nin     an.!    iiinan-    fur 
frnin     r;it'    f1;i'     t,,    Hpjirnximar '-ly     riTf 
;in    wh.-ri    rollan"**''! 


l.-tTtt  >JK»         Aii.l  I  HTaBI.E     MA«.NIFIKI{         rmHllc-;     S 
.ST"Nb,  Hr^mertiiii,  Waab..  asaignor  of  Kii^-half  xo  Annie 
Gnii«ier,    S»'attl«i.    Waah.      nipd    Oct     n.    I'.t21        Strlal 
N.I     :,in^.:,>ni        l    claim.       1(1.    K^-    ;!» 


A  device  of  ihc  .'la-^s  .ic-*.  rin»-it  .■■.niprisuiL'  a  ha**-. 
clnmpint;  means  iii-pinit*-!]  npun  xai'i  ha-*...  ,1  \j  -haiH'd 
aupportlne  memb*.f  a.l.i;.ii.<l  •  .  !.>•  •  larn;...'l  m  a  ra.lial 
an«l  I'jnuit'idir:,! :  r»>*^i'!"n  within  nai'l  I>ms»'  h  tnhiilar  T 
riieiiir)*',-  iiavin,-  .iJinipin;:  rntans  ni..iin't'<l  t-nTt-»in  tha,' 
is   a<lapted    to      litiip    -;.ii.|    U    ^iiaf»-'(l    rn>.in'>tT    t..r    -ailiii 


and    lofiKitu'.inal 
meml)er    !iili:''-il 

f  -  l.'"'  il  ■:)  !  r 
a-Jjustably  ili.sp.i; 
end   of  said    strai;j 

sai'l   ni.a  ;^!.  ifyin;;  •■'(.rn.nr 


i;:>-ii 


f    -^ai'!     nit'in". 


I 


a;  Jilt 


1.47H,s;(i        Sl.KI> 

2N<^      21    I 
1,    III     rijinliiua  1 1.; 
rnouutMi    itu    t  tu- 

thnniKti  tli>'  l<a.p  fr)i 


.►^    i'lani;..'.!     within     ~an!     T    ![i.-rnti«*r 

!ia;    ii.iivi'in.-!  '      a     nia^nifs.n.'    ■•j.-rn'-n'' 

fur     aliz'ilar      ;n.  .Vftii.-n  f       ;;..in      .jn<_' 

nniir'T,     'iinl     .larnj)!!.-'     nn-.aii-i     for 


i-xteiuliiij  xlor.   0   nn  iiHk  r   iiiinin'.wi   jn   ili,    |ii(>|i  frHinf   imsn- 
Ing    tbrnnirli    sanl    ^\o>    «  i  .  r>'h\     tli..    irri'.iiii    fnB«pin){    r<»\ 


a««.V 


may  hp  pivrit.-rl  auri  inoT.i!  •  ti'-.  .ii:}!  '!)>■  'nop,  and  inoan- 
for  ii'irmally  iiMni^  '  h.  -."I  ...it  ..f  .mi-ii  i,'(nni-nf  wttJi  th" 
Kround 


J.470.S92       AIR    SKTARAHtK       Thomas   .7     STLBTKy.*  n  r. 

VVplleslcy,  Ma«»  .  assit'txT  u>  Sturtt-vant  Mill  Company, 
Boston,  Mas«  .  a  > 'nrporB  t  i..ii  ,,f  Ma»<sarhuKftt«  Filed 
Aiijr,    2»;,    r.>2l       s.Tl,a!    n..     vir,  im]       -   rialm»       m1 


1.  An  air  ■«*(«ir«»or  )-<>iii|>riKiii):.  in  <  nmUinatioii.  i>uf«T 
ami  iniKT  .-UKiii;;K  baviiiK  >'ti«>iiinun  Uetwt-t-ii  th«>in,  an  iip- 
rUcbt  xliJift  proj«^tlnK  into  tbi'  loo^r  (-nwinK  an<l  having 
drivini:  ma^aiiii  at  itu  iipp»'r  t*nd.  a  rotary  distributor 
mounted  on  said  «iiMft.  a  llied  f'-<Hl  tnlie  fiirrouniiiiii;  said 
AtMft  and  adaptt-d  to  (W'liver  tiiHtt-riiilii  to  tiie  distribntor. 
a  sleevr  sliaft  mounte<!  on  tiie  r-irary  dlntiibutor.  a  fan 
sopporti'd  and  rotat»^l  hv  said  «l' •■»■<•  shaft  fur  indnrlne  an 
air  .■'itT'.nt  'tir"Uirti  •<:\\i\  .  a-<iti_-«  \  i\\\  >■  mrans  adja.fnt  the 
fan  f..r  r.^-alatin^-  (li..  ti'w  ..(  nir  frotn  ..iii.  .-asm.'  |..  tlir 
irti..r  ami  a  !i !  rl  pr..dii.  ii!  ^  ni-aii^  at  !)!>■  ■  .|  .•■!.  1 -i  _■  tlir..ii_'!i 
n-hiih   the  air  ..nffT-   rhi-   inruT  caNlnti. 


A~^s.<V.\       S[I\K1I;        ]'i.i.\i    .    !    1;     SvMi.    Uuii-hin^.n 
Kan-.-       i"n.d    .liiii     _^      i'.'.-        S.twiI    \..     .".7'«,24''. 
Claims.      Ml    I,.*.      4.'..) 


i.iVM  I,  F     St'  KK,   l'..rila':.l,   M..       Kil..l 
S'-riai    N'l.    fi2iVi'';i'..      r,    r'amis        i<'l. 

n.     a     f-t'-d,     a     lo'V     fram..     r'-vcTlvably  1.    In    a    d>'vi.-p   of    fh<.    .'Iks    df'sT  il>.  d ,    a    .-Hsinif    htivine 

»'d.     a     ground    •■•itfa::ini;    r.'»i     niii\ahle    !    an  inlet  anil   an   ..unit,   and  a  .ioan'T  nii'nnTi-d   nt   lf/«  Inner 
me  and  pr^.^  ided  with   a  lun.'itndinally    '•    end   t..   ^wini;   ..n    the    .  n-ini;,    tin.   nnter   fiul   nf   the   rlenner 


OCTOBKB  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


623 


being  movable  in  the  outlet,  and  the  center  of  mass  nf 
the  cleaner  being  so  located  with  renpect  to  lt«  inner  end, 
ttiat  the  (demur  will  hwIiik  itendiilum  wi.so  when  the  cas- 
ing;   is    moved 


1.4T0,S;t4,  XACITM  CLKANKH.  Newton  A.  THKOOr, 
t  hlcaKC  111.  I-"lIed  .Mar  II,  l!<2(i.  Serial  No.  365. 0.H*-. 
22    Claims,       tCl.    1  ■*>-«.) 


1,  In  a  \aciiiim  idcainr.  nicdianisni  for  freatin>;  a 
vacuum,  a  brush  rerlprocal  in  the  direct  inn  of  the  move- 
ment of  the  cleaner  independently  uf  the  frame  of  the  ^ame 
which  sweepH  the  surface  btdii;:  cleaned  when  inivlng  In 
line  dir>>ctinii  and  1h  lifted  therefrnin  when  mnvinR  In  th.. 
opposite  directinti  and  meanH  actuated  by  said  mechauisin 
f..r    n  ciproc.aliri::    and    rnislnR    said    hnish. 


l,47U,M*r..  AITUMAIIC  CI.OSINi,  \  .K\.\V..  Mil. fori.  T, 
V  AM>lCin  !■< 'in ,  <;rand  Kapidn.  .Midi.,  assij,'ni>r  to  Uoi 
verine  l-tra^H  WKrKs,  lirainl  Kapid,'*,  Micli.  a  I'oriiorntion 
of  Michigan.  Filed  I".^-.  7.  Hi2<l  S.  rial  N  42S  SSSi.  t! 
ClaiujH,      <CI.    1;J7  —  i;!ii.> 


1  In  ;:  i.!;vt  ruction  of  tin  .-iiara.  i.  r  .iesiTi!>ed.  a 
casiiiL,"  t!ir. .!!-■!)  which  licpilds  may  p. is.-,  :i  \a!vi'  in  tlie 
CHsirii;  mi.y.ible  to  two  different  positions,  om  .an  open 
pnsifii.n  i^rniittiiiL'  the  passape  of  ILjiiids  and  the  ..ther 
a  rl  r..  d  position  pre\..ntint:  sm  li  passaizr,  no  ans  for 
mann.ally  rnoyiiiir  the  valve  to  open  p.isitiori,  said  means 
tending  f..  retnrn  to  its  nnrmnl  pn.-ilion  as  soon  as  re- 
leased, a  lir.ake  .actio:;  on  said  means  tn  interp^ise  a  checl< 
n;.'ainst  in.  rapir]  return,  whereby  the  valve  is  checked  In 
it/^  r.tnrn  from  open  to  closed  position,  anil  means  aufo- 
mafically  a'tinj:  to  operate  the  brake  to  make  the  same  of 
greater  or  less  effectiveness  in  accordance  with  the  greater 
or  less  presijure  of  the  liijuid  passing  through  the  ca.slng. 


moving  from  initial  off  i«>8ition  to  first  close  the  subsidiary 
Rwttch,  and    a   spriiiK   interixised   between    thr-   handle   and 


the  circuit  closinfj  element  of  the  subsidiary  switch  to 
enable  the  liandle  to  continue  it>  forward  movement  after 
the   subsidiary    switcti    is    closed. 


1,470,897.     HACK   SAW,      .\i.iiKiM   r,    Vol  iz,  Tulsa,  r^kla. 
Filed   Mar,    2o,    l',»22.      Serial    N..     r.4.',l.a:;,      Ih    Claims. 

ici,    Mre-:;4i 


1,    A  1 
an;:le    1, 


■ack  saw  1  .  in  j.t  i-.ins:  a  back,  a  .-^aw  blade,  a  pair  of 
tde  holders  enniiected  to  the  opposite  ends  of 
s,iid  Made,  a  ;.air  of  arnii^  .a''!  carryintr  one  of  said 
bidders,  said  arms  in  inj:  nioniited  tor  indeV'etideiit  .adjust- 
ment alon^  said  Sack,  and  meJiiis  coniieitini:  said  anna 
and  holders  and  permitting;  the  latter  ii>  tie  inversed  for 
positioning  the  Idade-attnching  ends  of  said  holders  either 
toward  or  away  fr.)m  ^aid  l»uck  and  tiiereliy  \!irylng  the 
.listanct    t)t'twiH.'U   said   l>lade  and   back. 


1,470,898.     POI.I'AIU.K  F(;(;  CKATK      AiiiirrB    Webb, 


Cunnineham,    Kr  .    nssl'.rtior   of    or 


Koti.rt    O. 


VVillinL'hani,  .Ir  ,  Bardwidl,  Ky,,  and  .I.-hn   Wesley   Webb. 
Cunnin;;hain.    Ky        Filed    No\ .     id,     \'yi\ .       Serial    No 
514.27;;,       1     idajui.       iCl.    22U    -t'..  . 


l,470.Sfl6.  STAHTINU  SWITCH.  Hkkmos  L.  Van  Vai, 
KENBi  KO.  Milwaukee.  Wis.,  assignor  to  Industiial  Con- 
troller Company,  Milwauke*'.  Wis.,  a  CorfKiration  of  Wis- 
consin Filed  Dec.  30,  101<t  Serial  No.  .'?48.:W2.  8 
Claims.      (CI.  20t> — .■^.  1 

1.  A  motor  stJirter  h.T\ini:  a  main  syviich,  a  siibBldinry 
switch,  a  protective  device  in  series  with  the  main  switch 
and  coiinecit'd  in  shunt  around  the  subsidiary  switch,  an 
operating    handle,     nnans    operated    by    said    handle    In 

315  0.  G.— .3  4 


A  collapsible  crate  comprising  11  bottom  i.late  bavinc  up- 
standing side  and  end  flanges,  the  side  flanges  being  higher 
than  the  1  od  flanges,  a  partition  hinged  tn  the  bottom  plate 


524 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


transversely  at  the  center  of  the  same  and  adapted  to 
swing  down  upon  tjbe  bottom  and  lie  flat  thereon,  end 
members  hinged  to  the  end  flanges  of  the  bottom  and 
adapted  to  fold  oven  the  bottom  between  the  side  flanges 
therf'<'n  and  overlie  the  partition,  top  members  hin^'edly 
connect>'d  to  the  free  edges  of  the  end  members  and  adajit 
ed  in  collapseil  condition  to  lie  between  the  side  flanges  n{ 
the  bottom  with  one  top  member  overlapping  an  end 
member  and  one  top  member  overlapped  by  an  end  mi-m- 
ber,  the  free  edges  cf  the  top  members  meeting  over  the 
position  »Dd  provided  with  alin'^d 
en:rageable  through  said  eyes,  side 
the  respective  side  flanges  of  the 
r.)  fold   over  the  same  with  urie  side 


partition    In    set    up 

'■yes,  a  lockin;;  pin 
mt'mbers  hiiig^ni  to 
bottom  aiid  adapted 
m-';::('er   i.v.-rlylng    the   other   side    member   and   tKith 


■■    V. 


rs   a'ljve   the   end   members    and    the    top    members, 
n   thk-   meetii^  fnds  of  the  end  and  side  members 


aTir.j.d   'o  aline   in 
movably  eng:i_-<' itji^. 


]  +7't  *oo      Krj->-Ti; 

Serial    No     '<to  t 


» t 


set  up  pfisition.  and  loclcing  pins  re 
in    said    sleeves. 


ICAL    W.XKri.E    IRON        Gei  kob    F. 

Cisco.    <'alif.       Filed    Mar     :'>,     l'.»-".'. 
;        ■2i)    I'laims.       CI.    :;19 — 1'.».) 


~f — 


1     All 

coo  kin  _• 
''onn>"-ti 

h  ;l  V  i  ! ;  ;;     ; 

laii'is     fi 
fltfint:   ii 
aSle    -o 
nectin-- 


rij    sairl     se 
I    pair  of   sfXi 
I     .-    S''^or>"i 
<-'"i\  •  >-n    sfiid 

\      <>  c'\<-l\ 
tfif    sleeve 


an 


l,4Tn.;i.M)  r.^I 
Mek[.b  .[  West. 
Manufii'  "jri!,4  C 
ration  ot  Wi^eon^i 
409,524.      '•)   ria 


•1 


J 


kit.^'  ':t^'!i-il  i.iviri::  '-ii'i^t  aii'l  '.'W^'T 
ying  sections  and  a  hinge  structure 
ions  and  including  ,i  leaf  m>mber 
Cf-d  coaxial  journal  ey  ■«  and  having 
to  one  of  said  sections,  a  sleeve 
eyes  and  having  a  land  part  attach- 
f    the    utensil,     and     rr.'-ai;-^     fur     con- 

1  the  leaf  member. 


Pr.AY   AND   rtlSPF.NJ^INK    HRVn^E. 

Miiwaukee.  Wis.  assignor  ro  West 
mpany.  Milwaukee,  Wis,,  a  I'orpo- 
n  Filed  May  14,  1921.  Serial  No. 
(CI.    211  —  25.) 


1.  The  combination,  with  a  show  ca»e,  of  a  pivot  mem- 
ber supported  abovi  the  bottom  of  said  case,  a  support 
tlltably  mounted  oil  said  member  and  llftable  therefrom 
for  removal  and  having  rests  to  receive  a  row  of  boxea, 
■aid  support  being  tlltable  forwardly  to  a  display  poaitiOQ 
or  rearwardly  to  a  dispeoaing  position. 


1,470,901.  TRACTOR  WHKEL.  Thomas  C  WHrp»- 
HKAD,  Detroit.  Mich.  Filed  Apr.  3,  1922.  Serial  No. 
548.990.      2    Claims.      (CI.    ,'501— 41.) 


1.  K  vehicle  wheel  having  a  cast  disk  body  provided 
with  one  or  more  pockets  adjacent  to  its  periphery,  and 
a  chain  hook  located  In  each  puck^'t  and  having  a  shank 
cast   into  the  metal  of  the   wheel 


1,470,002.  ATTOMATIC  OVKKFI.DW  ALARM.  Chaules 
F.  WiLLiNoUAVf,  Iiallas.  Tex.  Fll.-d  Mar.  10.  I!»22. 
S.Tial    No    54-',7.'t',       e,   riaiii.s       M'l     116-^-111.) 


3.  In  an  uvertiuw  alarm,  a  'asiri.,',  ,i  \w'.\  carrieii  by 
the  casing,  an  oscillatory  member  nie.ms  to  oscillate  the 
member,  a  reclproea:  tnt-nibtr  r.irrifd  liy  the  meml^T 
and  bavin-'   ,r>  .rnls  >  njatrint'  '*;>•  t>«-il  to  sound  the  latter, 


noat. 


an 


Diitr  illei! 


h..M    !h>-   u.->ci;.atury    iiien 
la''  r    ipon  predeterti    n- ■ 


tiy  the  float  to  normally 
a-'tiv'-  ail'!  to  release  tiie 
'ni-'iit   "f  thi-   floaf. 


1  4To'M>3.  FOUNTAIN  SH.WlNi;  liHI 
K.  AHLEBIXG.  I'ort  Reading,  N.  J,  1  i: 
Serial  No.  539,9r.l.     1  Claim.     (01    in 


i'..  b,  _■>'*,  19-2. 
138.) 


A  fountain  shavim:  brnsh  comiirisin;:  a  hollow  handle 
having  a  partition  therein  eijiiipiied  with  a  central  aper- 
ture, said  partition  dividing'  the  handle  Into  a  reservoir 
and  a  valve  chamber  a  slot  in  the  wall  of  the  valve 
chamber,  a  bristle  carrying  part  associated  with  the 
outer  end  of  the  valve  chamber,  a  guide  in  the  valve 
chaml)er  having  an  op'iiing  in  alignment  with  the  open- 
ing In  the  partition,  a  valve  rod  having  a  valve  body 
adapted  to  seat  against  the  partition,  an  abutment  car- 
ried by  the  valve  rod,  a  spring  on  the  latter  disposed 
between  the  guide  and  the  abutment  to  normally  close 
the  valve  against  the  partition,  and  a  lever  pivoted  to 
the  handle  and  extending  through  the  slot  therein  and 
having  an  end  associated  with  the  valve  rod  adjacent 
the  abutment  to  operate  thereon. 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


525 


1,470,904.  GOLF-STROKE  REGISTER.  Bebnhahd  M. 
Beskow,  Miami,  Fla.  Filed  Jan.  14,  1921.  Serial  No. 
437,198.     4  Claims.      (CI.   235-113.) 


1.  In  a  ti'lf  stroke  register,  the  combination  with  a 
suitable  casing,  of  a  single  dial  within  said  casing  for 
registering  the  nnniber  of  strokes  for  each  lude  of  the 
course,  and  dials,  geared  to  said  first  named  means,  for 
registering  the  total  scor-'  of  the  course,  the  Indicating 
numerals  on  these  various  dials  being  so  located  as  to  be 
all  visible  at   one   face  of  said  casing. 


1, 470.90.')  lUiAKi:  Mi'iTlANlSM  Idi;  A  ITt  (M<  »IULKS 
CiiAi  N<  \  ji  r,ii..\\N,  Warrenton.  \a.  File<i  Dec.  0, 
VXl-1       S.  ri.al    N..     t;(>r),2.»»3.      5   Claims.       iri     74— 30  i 


1.  In  a  hrak'  niecliiinisrn  of  the  character  dcscribi  d. 
the  conibinn  I  inn  of  a  pivoted  brake  lever,  a  brake  rod 
coupled  theretii,  a  rack,  a  pi\(iled  d<i<^  or  paw!  carried  by 
the  lever  to  engage  the  te<'th  of  tlie  rack,  manually  op- 
erable means  for  manipulating  said  pawl,  and  a  spring 
connection  between  the  pawl  and  the  tirake  rod  operating 
to  normally   liold   said  pawl   tirinly  In   locking  position 


1,470,906,  SIKHK  ABSORBER.  .To.sKrn  II.  Ht  eter. 
Fort  Ma.!ls<in.  Iowa.  Filed  July  11,  1921.  S<  rial  No. 
483,730,      1    Claim        iCl     2S0— 104.) 


»•(< — ■ *,  >  if 


The  combination  with  a  vehicle  frame,  of  front  and 
rear  axles  supporting  the  same,  wheels  carrying  the  axles, 
leaf  springs  arranged  near  each  side  of  the  frame  and 
extending  longitudinally  thereof  and  having  their  outer 
ends  pivotally  connected  with  said  nxles,  a  bracket  se- 
cured to  the  frame  near  each  side  between  the  Inner  ends 
of  said  leaf  springs,  said  bracket  having  a  top  and  spaced 
Inner  and  outer  side  walls,  a  block  arranged  within  the 
bracket  near  the  inner  and  outer  side  walls  and  pivotally 
connected  therewith,  a  leaf  spring  arranged  within  the 
bracket  upon  the  upper  face  of  the  block,  means  to  clamp 
the  Intermediate  portion  of  the  last  named  leaf  spring  to 
tbe  upper  face  of  the  block,  said  last  named  leaf  spring 
having  Its  ends  engaging  the  top  of  said  bracket,  arms 
rigidly  secured  to  the  block  and  projecting  longitudinally 
of  the  vehicle  frame  beyond  the  same,  and  means  for 
pivotally  connecting  said  arms  with  the  inner  ends  of 
the  first  named  leaf  springs. 


1,470.907  AUTOMATIC  CO.NTROLLER.  Frederic 
Hbnrt  Billinger.  Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  Ward 
Leonard  Electric  Company,  a  Corporation  of  New   York. 


Filed    Jan.    2S, 
(CI.  20O— 87.> 


1921.      Serial    No     440. «0.^ 


4    Claims. 


3,  .An  automatic  controller  comprising  a  magnet  hav- 
ing a  voltagv  foil  and  a  series  coil,  an  armature,  contacts 
controlled  thereby,  a  base  plate  of  sheet  metal  having  an 
extension  forming  a  support  and  said  support  beinj  .nlso 
a  terminal  connection,  a  sheet  of  Insulntinc  material  on 
said  base  plate,  a  shei  t  metal  element  electrically  coti- 
nected  with  the  frame  of  said  magnet  aiid  havini:  :iri 
Inteirral  outward  <xtension  forniini:  a  terminal  nmi  n:so 
ha\ing  an  upward  >  1 1 ''iisi.-n,  at,  riiini-ni  tur  .-ar.viiif:  the 
fixed  contact  and  sujiM.ri.d  on  sai'l  ii|-.varii  .x'tn-i.n  .and 
insulated  therrfrom.  and  aio'ther  tern.inal  t  1. m.  :  :  '.i;5>- 
(M.rted  on  said  insulating  shoet,  on*-  b'ad  from  il.e  scries 
roil  beinL-  el.cf  rii-.'ill>  <'onrH»  !•■(!  to  s:iiil  last  named  ele- 
ment and  tho  oilor  haul  fri.in  said  eoii  ;.eit!.'  electrically 
connected  to  -vaid  i-l.  nient  supportinu  (he  dxed  contact, 
,and  om  !■  ad  from  the  voitagi'  eoil  bring  connected  to  said 
baso  jilat.  ,-i'i.:l  the  other  i'ad  from  said  voltage  coil 
l>«'ing  In  'i  'i:!.a,  .'onnoi  t  i^.i,  with  s.'iiii  outward  exten- 
sion. 


i,47o.;>o^  iiii:  ri;i:.>^i:i;\  r.ii.  John  Catanzabo, 
FraininLian  Mass.  Filed  F. !  1,:.  1923.  Serial  No. 
61tv,.s4i.      1    «  iaim.      (Cl.  9— 17- i 


A  comliination  in  a  life  preserver  and  swimming-device 
of  two  indejH'ndent  inflataMi-  units  each  havini;  a  series 
i)f  vertically  parallel  pneumatic  rubber  tubes  with  a  hori- 
zontal tube  extending  tbe  full  length  of  the  infiatalile 
unit,  said  vertical  finger  tubes  opening  into  n  tiorizonlal 
tube  with  an  inflating  valve  connected  with  said  hori- 
zontal tube,  said  inflatable  units  being  encased  in  canvas 
coverings,  liaving  shoulder  supports  and  provided  with 
eyelets  and  lacing  for  back  adjustment  and  straps  and 
buckles   for   front   adjustment. 


1,470,909,  WATER  MOTOR.  Fhank  Chapman,  Wina- 
mac,  Ind.,  assignor  of  one-fourth  to  Sylvester  Chapman. 
and  one-fourth  to  Wilbert  Chapman,  both  of  Wlnamac, 
Ind.  nied  May  29,  1922.  Serial  No.  564,409.  1 
Claim.      (Cl.   170—84.) 

A  water  motor  comprising  a  pair  of  front  piers,  a  pair 
of  rear  piers,  a  vertically  adjustable  frame  having  its 
front  and  rear  ends  abutting  the  front  and  rear  piers  for 
vertical  sliding  motion,  means  carried  by  the  piers  and 
connected  to  the  frame  for  adjusting  the  frame  verti- 
cally, front  and  rear  transverse  shafts  carried  by  the 
frame,  sprocket  wheels  on  said  shafts,  endless  sprocket 
chains  passing  around  said  sprocket  wheels,  a  deck  sup- 
ported by  the  frame  underneath  the  upper  runs  of  the 
chains  for  supporting  the  chains  between  wheels,  a  box- 
ing carried  by  the  frame  below  the  deck  and  enclosing 
the   lower   portions   of   the   chains   and    sprocket    wheels. 


626 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTTK 


October  16, 1928 


buoyant    blades     h!ri{«^<lly    c"nnecte<i     to    siaiil    rhains    to 
Bwiog  away  frum  irid  niainst  tiif  cbaius  [;y  th^  buoyancy 


of  said  bla<l<^a  at 
and  a  submerged  d 
tbe   water  to  flow  ' 


1,470.910.      ACTIA 
•i^rmaDtown,    Pa 
Company,  a  Corp^ 
24,     1921.        S<?ri 
220 — 36  I 


po-^'s  aiDuii  t»Hl  '■•  run  in  rh> 
mounted  in  thf  ■'•a's'  jto~- 
posts.    ■ilti"f<!    '*,  'i  'd'-'s         .  .-1 

said    ;i.'-'s    'i'    --It:  srttd    >i 

ir:^   •<;!  id   >■!'  >■:  -^i' 


.!,,'.«.  ►■xf.nslon  post!  alldabl/ 

i!':'-rH    iipon    tht>    exteualoB 

■    !■   tri'k,    tn»*ariH    for   caUflinK 

t>  and  iii>ai!-i  f'lr  rt'Clprocat- 

"Sts  whereby  the  hor^<  s  nrf  raust'd  to 


l+T'i.ai-V         Kr.K<  TKlt-        Si.liiKKINi;      IRON  Jci.** 

i-'i{.»N';iii  s     r..Ki   II.LK,     )'\rK->       [■  :-'U:'->'        Fll*-d     Keb.     21, 
19-22.      StTifil    .\       5.!><,-'4'-        1    C!«tni        .<:]     J!9— :.'8.) 


thj-  upptT  anil  lowf>r  runs  of  the  chains, 

III   b«nwe«n   the  front  pitra  to  compel 
■er  s;!id  de<'lt  and   frani*'. 


1- 


4 


'i^^l 


INt;    DEVICP:.      Waltke    D.    Bamcs, 

a.^si^nor    to    lieii'TLii    i'ressed    M>'tal 
ration   of   t'ennsylvaoia       Kiled   June 
No      4Ht),r.".<        J.'>     tiaims.        (CI. 


7 


I.   Ac:uatln?   ni-i- 
rr.fans    '.rndne   a 
In    1 ' s    a ' ■  nj a t i n ^'    ; 
aud   arl  j trarily    ^•• 
aiid   riitin^  said  ci 


1  ,  4  7  u  ,  :♦  1  !  .       \i 
1922.      S.-ria;    N>. 


J.^ 


•;,!!ii-rii    ffif   flan^'t^l   rfvpr**   oomprisinkj 

f|"n-k»>t    ,ida;;?t'ii    tn    rii'.  ivp    and    rptaln 

>ri"ns    1    ;"irri(.;:     if    ':;w    civcr    flani:^ 

a'r'd   ni  ati.s   fur  .^lUiult.iiieoujiiy   lifting 


A   soM'TiriL.'  ^fi.r,   workrd  by   m<-ans  •■f  nn  'Miflnsed   flpc- 
'ric    arc   and    •  s.'O'n tially    charnrterlz*^.!    by    the    fact    I'l.-it 

it  includes  a  ••<ipp-r  head  of  vari.iM.>  shupc.  s»Tuied  in 
••A  ,  T'i-^-i  tii^-i  nii'inted  on  a  ~.;"i'!>'  li.uidlp  ;  said  head 
!••;._•  ;  '"vid^'d  w:'i  a  hot;.-:  _■  in  '.v  iii  is  arran^'i'd  a 
'■;'•*■  iral-  .if  :n-,ra-i;;,'  ■a'.ri;!!,  a  r-'d  fitted  with  a 
rnrN.a  and  adapted  tn  -lide  within  -.i\.l  fulK  :  aald  car- 
t.,  n-r-nrri'T  rn,]  'it'ini:  ronnecteil  '"  .t  part  mad  of  insu- 
lating mat'Tial  and  ;>r.'\!d'd  witii  two  stncia  adapted  to 
niov*-  in  ftidf  slidi's  niad>  in  t(i»"  .t^-ss  nes,  so  as  to  al- 
low ar;'  adjustiiii'n-  ,  r-irri-i;'  f-p^i  wtr^'n  paHfling  tbrouKb 
tht-  handle,  lioe  o'  said  ^vir.'s  tieini:  connected  to  the 
ica.sa  of  rtie  -mpjht  \u-;i<\  a;,'!  ?!;■  nth'T  to  ttie  carbon  by 
auitabie  '■onri>'<-tions  ;  <:■{>  •  dt-s  ;n  t:,*-  copper  head  per- 
mit tint;  escape  of  Ka»«  s. 


::UKY-<;t)  IKJIND     STEK  I'LECHASE. 

■,   I..)s   AnK'>l*'s,  I'ajf       i-ilr.l   Mar.   21. 
547.1.'',^.      .;    c  Idiuis        II  1.    46 — 27.) 


1.4T"dM.;       KI,.\<'I  W    I  :!{!■       ! 
r'-ncf.    Mass       I'lied   Apr.    1      1' 
1   Claim.      iCl.   152— 8. ~i 


aiii'  K    V.    <'RAio,  Ijiw 
.■       S.  r:al   No.    548.697. 


2.   A    merry -gL'-rn 
lar    stationary    tra 


■nil    -f.'ep!,.  cba»€  comprising  a  clrcn- 
k,     having    vertical    concentric    slots. 


In  cutiibinatinn,  a  tire  si..-  it  -'ari-asH  adapted  to  be 
opened  and  con  •  ra^  t>  d,  and  u,  annular  cushioning  mem- 
licr  .oiiipos,  d  ■'!'  s.juart'  v\irv  hi'Ucally  colled  flexed,  and 
united  at  its  end.s  to  forn,  a  continuous  annular  helix  la 
which  the  convolutions  ar^'  substantially  radial  to  the 
center  of  the  aimuln.s,  arc  aLiutted  together  at  their 
inner  portion.s  to  form  a  practically  continuous  Inner 
face,  anil  diveri;e  fron]  said  inner  face  to  forna  an  outer 
fac»>  contacting   witli    the   tr'^ad  portion   of   the  shoe. 


OOTOBEB  10,  1923 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


52i 


Interrupted  by  tsperiiiL'  spa^.-s  j.etween  the  cm-idntinns 
maintain' d  by  the  nbiittinK  "f  the  inner  portion^*  at  less 
width  tliati  f!ie  thicknes*  of  tbe  wire,  wdierehy  snid  outer 
face  is  preventetl  froin  in.i'i'm;:  'he  inner  fai  e  of  tiie 
shoe,  tht  traniJTerse! y  flat  <•{['<  r  sides  of  I'le  er;n v'dntloiiB 
Ndng  maintained  paralbl  will;  ib^  inner  fac'  <•'  tbe  8hoe 
by  the  radial  arranueinei.i  of  !be  eonvcdutions,  so  that 
said  HldeH  collertively  consiiinte  a  helical  runner,  adapted 
to  creep  on  the  inni'r  f.i-e  of  !!,,■  shoe,  and  tben  •  dis. 
triliute      ear 


1.470,914.  INIVF.KS.U.  HANl'LK  FOlt  SrK(;iC\l.  IN- 
"<TRt;:.iENTS  K.MiiHY  ('.  I'AV,  I^Kuna  Beach.  Calir 
Filed  June   20.    I'.ii;].      Serial   No.   478.909.      14    tlain,s. 

(CI.  i:'v^-:;20.) 


1.  A  handle  for  aurgica!  Iiistrnm'  nts,  comiirisinc  a 
handhold  ai;d  .-i  stock,  the  la;;. a  eon-isiin_-  ot  hn>Tady 
8pace<l  side  n.>!;.  ■  r-  i  ,-b.d'  nio\.i!,|,  m  i!..-  spai  e  be 
twe«ui  said  rn'rnl.e;-  ,i;,.,  -ini.i'.iy  piit'aL:inu'  tbe  sani>.  .a 
lever  pi\oted  a!  it-  t-.p  to  ibt  •  nd  <if  tiie  stm  k  and  n  ov 
able  vertieali>  i;i  t;.-  -pmo  N'lwcen  said  ineiiiliers  in 
rear  of  the  -lide.  Miid  ;i  direct  connertioti  belween  tlie 
Ic'.er  and  tbi  slid'  in  adv.anie  of  the  jd\ot  of  s.aid  lever. 
whereby  the  tnoveinrnt  of  t!'e  b^ver  rearwardiy  toward 
the  haiuiboli!   nio\is   tf-    vl;,i,    :  o.i  ru  a  rdlv  aliupi;  said  stock 


1.470,915,  \i\l\       I    1.1,1,  llAKi'LU      UK       <ILA.SF.T.\,      New 

Haven,    (oni,  .    a--.-i.'>r    -o    Wimheste;     Ibp.  atiuL'    .\rins 
Coiiipan.\,    N. -.v     lla\eu.    Coiiu.,    a    '  orporaiion    of    Con 
necticut.       i'ibd    June    18,    1920.      Serial    No     ai'O.O'J'J. 
30  Claims       Ml     :n4— 38.) 


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1.  A  dry  cell,  having  n  sheet  ni'tal  cup  and  a  preformed 
end  cloRure  disk  over  \vhi(li  the  edpe  of  the  cup  at  the 
mouth  portion   thereof   is   la[ipe(l. 


l,470.91fi  WATEH  l.FVFl.  INDICATOR.  .1  ttv  Viv- 
rRNT  I)K  Wai.d,  Piiilndelpliia,  Pa.  Filed  Jan.  ::;i.  l'<'-'3. 
Serial  No.  H14,  u;.-       .",  Claims.      (CI.  116 — 118.  i 


4.  The  comhlnntion  witti  a  refrlReTTifor  and  a  drip  pan. 
of  an  adjustable  rock  shaft  mounted  on  the  refrigerator; 


nil  arm  on   tb"    r  .'  k   stmf' 
cator  on    the   ro.'k    -'  ■' '!  ;   : 
a   projection    on    ' '••     dial    f* 
drip  pan 


a    f^n:.,'    on    t  !ir.  arn;  ;    ni;   Indl- 

di.a!   '>r!    the   refri^rerutor,   and 

■,o!d!nL-   fh.     t'.on;    o\:r    of   the 


1.47tb;»17  IC^i'lKia  'Wr.lNKT.  HEnBEKX  C.  i.<:i,s, 
Heach  Ha%en,  I'a  1  tied  June  t',.  ly-^.  ^.nal  .No. 
566.324,      1    ria:in        (  i  1     :n}  — _'i».  , 


'"^—5,  .. 


jv 


"^  ."t.        -    -T^  F^ 


In  a  hatfery  catdnet.  nn  outer  section  and  a  :■  t  able 
inner  sectioi,.  partitioiiin;;  meiidxrs  dispose. i  wi'iiin  i',,, 
inner  Bectioi!,  b;.'iks  for  luddin).'  the  p^rtiliobo  in  spaied 
relation  with  e.i'  ether,  said  blinks  b^mtr  (ilspos.  d  in 
RtiigKered  relation  witii  each  other  to  pr..vide  coie.pa:*- 
mentg,  the  spar.  b<  tween  the  p.-i  rt  i' ioii>  and  wal's  of  the 
inner  section,  arconiinodating  batt'Tv  niemberg,  conduct- 
ing wires  disposed  in  th.  coii.pa ;  1 1:  •  iils  ioiined  b.\  Ib.e 
bloclc,  and  coiiini  t  members  formiDL-  a  pi.ri  id  the  cabinet 
and  contactiiiK  with    ttie  battin.s. 


1.47(i.91.s  ICld,  IK  iI.l'FP..  .\r.sTiN  S  i ,  u:  ,\i  \i  kh  ,  Hrook 
lyn.  N.  Y.  File<i  June  p.  10_':J  .Serial  No  ,'"a,c,.;>7(!  li 
Claims,      K  !     ].M>--.'i8. 1 


14.  A  1)111  holder  coinprisinp  a  [dnte  having  a  f1exiid» 
tmcking  attached  to  its  side;  a  seconi!  plate  hinped  to 
the  first  plate  at  its  other  side  to  tarn  downwardly,  and 
means  tending  to  hold  it  in  the  same  phtne  :  a  flap  cm  th* 
said  backing  adapted  to  fold  over  on  tf>  the  second  plate, 
and  means  for  tiobiing  said  flap  when  ho  folded  over  :  and 
a  third  plate  hinged  to  said  first  plate,  and  having  a 
tongne  attached  to  said  backing,  and  a  sliding  plate 
mounted  on  said  third  plate  acting  in  conjunction  with 
tongue  on  the  back  of  the  third  plate  lo  regulate  l  he 
position  of  the  hills 


I  470.;>in        Id!YlN(;     APl'ARATFS        IIei!M\nn-     TI.^a«=. 

I.ennep.    Ci  rniany        Filed     I  le.  ,     21.    1921,       Serial    No, 

523,92S.      2   Claims       (C!     ,'?4 — 4fi  1 

1,  A  drying  apparatus  comprising  n  drying  cnn.il  or 
tnnnel  adapted  to  receive  one  or  more  cars  containinif 
n.Bterial  to  be  driod  and  which  are  arranged  to  divide  the 
tnnnel  Into  prction?.  n  plurality  of  heating  chnmlv-rs  on 
both  aides  of  the  tunnel,  there  being  one  chamber  at  each 
side  for  each  section,  each  heating  chaml>er  rommunicat 
ing  with  the  corresponding  section  at  Its  top  and  bottom. 


:.2S 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


( KTonKB  16, 1923 


means  to  ciu-;-'   a    ^ir-  niarinn   throuuh  parh   h-aticK  chum- 

■*•  I  Mor. ,    tli'-    h>'ating 
^  ,i[i   ..iv-.riaM.mg 


'      ^.  fT    and    th>'    '■orr"^;i'  D'-lin^    vani,.'l    • 


relation    '>    T.]\e   tuiin''!   sortions   wh»'r>'ii.v   a    i»'ition   ■'(    'ht 
air  which    ii    wirh  ir  iwn    frnm    »ach    fjnru'l    ^j.-ri-m    is   >1'' 


livred   to   •};• 


ii:"':i2<i      I'.RAii'iN'i-MArHiNE    iarriki: 


iT-.vi-: 


r:!i_'    'limp.lii'i      rroviil'  r:cf.    K      I       a    (' 


Rh.j.l^   [■^lan.l.      F 
13  c-hi!:)!>       '  r 


:  I  'i : ' )  J     i  • 


:  tT'i  '12; 


ai.i 


a[ 


ilja'-ent    tunn.'I    S(>rri.ii, 


R     I,,    as.sij<n.ir 


.J  OS  Fir  K 

or;-  Ta  '  ;<  'H    ■  f 


■.!   N-v.   _'.   1921,      S.-rial  Nm    51-', :U' 
.;— 13J 


TW 


1,T,    A   '-rni'ling  ma-hine  carr'>^r  hrivinj  'hat  put  ttcre- 
<i   ivhii'h    i^   aiiapt'i'l    tn   run    in    'h.-    rai->  way   i-oinpoa^d   of 

an   inn»>r   ii;>  "it-tT.   ;i   lateral   faiT   whtT^nf  is  (,f   It'ss  railiix 
than    'h"    wili-i   of   tt,.'    raf"»'way,    sni'l    inn-T    ri;prnS<T    hav 


r>>--il:'nt    iii'-ml>er   ot    ~u'isra  n 'ja.l  v    th>'   sail 


walls  of  thi'   ra<'  wav 


■<>ASri-;R.       A\!REw     11'  BKR.     Sr,.rlin_'.     IM 


'■2:1        S»>rial    No     t'>31,i',ii: 


t'lairiis. 


yr 


2     Th. 


■  riit-i  ;ia 


n    With    a    rriast'T   havine   eronnd   fn- 


i^'m'T's,  s.^i'l  '-oas'f^r  ■■nmprisins:  a  N^ily  mpmb*»r. 
r-ziir  ^'T-'urii!  ■T.'aj  |;i.'  in>  ml>»T-<  carrl>'il  by  «aiil  bmly  m«'m- 
her,  forwar'J  ::roirtU  .ntraRin;:  mt^mfiersi  rarri'')!  by  rran'f 
vpf^ply  rljspd-;.',!  pi^vn"-'.!  liar,  of  ^re'Tln?  nuvinn  for  sai'! 
;  iv i.tpil  har.  said  it*»»TinK  means  horizontally  anrl  lont:l- 
'U'linaUy  .lisfK^sf't!  ronnorting  har  pivott'd  to  th<>  ends  of 
'hf  rivntf>d  hnr.  1  nr:insv>^rst  ly  dispnHf^d  pivoted  bar  plvof^ 
(^>!  to  the  hriily  nwirl'ier  and  having  Its  ends  jiivnte<l  the  rpar 
fp.is  of  <-hp  r.'nr.fot  ;r)g  bars,  and  spring  ronnerted  to  the 
iist  nam>^d  pivotfil  bnr  and  to  the  body  memlwr  and 
forming  :rt^an-i  fnij  normally  ri^urnlng  th-'  [livnted  bars 
to    trans',-. Ts.'    positi'ins 


1.470.922,      RE.'^ir, 
berland.    Mil.,    a; 
pany,   CutTiberla 
Filed    M.ir     22. 
{V\.    152—1    ; 
1.    A  resilient  t; 

directed    clefts    in 


KNT  TIRK.      P:ni,sov  G     IIi-l.se,  ("nrn 

■  igi '.r    to    Kflly  Springfield    Tir.'    Com 

r*!.    Md.,    a    (""orfioration    "f   N<>w    .Jersey 

:.023.      Serial    No.    ^yii^SZA.      4    rialms 


having  a  ^ub-trcad   vi.id,   tran^verst'ly 
rh.'    trt'ad    poi-rions   si.ipin^    frum    th^'ir 


inner  termini  radially  Inwardly  f  i  ht'  tin  rirruinference 
toward  the  tire  side  wall.s.  td  L  d  ^ad  (lefts  l>elng  par- 
tially obstructed  by  a  web  .:it.>;rally  unitrd  with  Ihe  bot- 


tom and  i'lwirdis  directed  ternnnns  thereof  nth!  extend- 
ing fiiiril!'.  with  its  sal<l  t  rai;^  v.-rs.-  .xtciit.  said  web  t>e- 
ing  if  i'ss  d''pth  toward  thi-  sid.'  .if  th'^  tire  than  at  its 
(•ppoaed  terminus. 


1,470. f>23  r  \\!1'  SL  i I'UUTING  ATT.<i'  11  \1  KNT  FOR 
NtlNKlls  .MS.  William  Isa.»Ei..  w  Ik.-s  ii.irf,  I'a. 
Fii.d  Mar.  21.  1921.  Serial  No.  4".»  tT  :',  rinirag. 
(Ll     2  4'J — 60.) 


1.  A  Ian, 11  <iiji;«i'*  •'.  ,1 '  •  1  ■'':  );i.  tit  ■  ..ii^i^i  iiu-  ^X  a  strip 
of  siiltnbl.-  mat.  rial  i-biit..!  '.i  '..•  attached  to  the  front 
porM'ii;  f  -1  .-ap,  'h''  ^ai-l  s'rip  corn pr :si ng  a  central  In- 
(rrii;''d:a'c  p.ir'iiii  ^^■|■J;.b  i~  ,i.!:ipti-d  t.i  !...  sitiiate<l  ad- 
jaienf  f;,._'  fr-ait  p.iri  i>f  th.-  i-;ip.  an.!  an  overhanging 
portion  projecting  a  snbstaruial  di-rwi  .  forwardly  of 
'ho  said  liifcfmediat.-  -.ntral  portion.  f)it>  s.nd  overhang- 
:;_•  p-.rfi-  n  .-..inpr  i-i  ric  par-ill>-l  [Kirti.iii-i  ..f  the  said  strip 
-pii->'<l  from  ■-,1-  h  'tb.r,  and  openings  through  the  said 
parallel  p-ir'n-tis  .f  ~rrip  .strrHtigi-d  ..to-  a!"",c  the  other 
the  said  <i;-.  i)-iC-  t.t-irii:  ad.aptcd  to  re  rdvo  prongs  «t- 
ti'.hf'd    to    rbf    Karnj-s    fur    siip[Mirting    'hf    batter. 


I  47o,<>24        TIRF     ANfi    FAHRIT    THKRKFoK        AlH{K,> 
V.      Jt^RY,     Rut  h' r'.ird,     N      ,1       assiL'iior     t,i     .Morgan    k. 

Wright,     a     I  ■.-rp<.r:iniin    cf    Mi.hignri,       FiW^d    July    3, 
1!>22        <pr;,(l    \.      ,".7  2  :-!»■..'        .-,    Claims        .<  p    i,s+     52.) 


1     \    ro^'bcrizcl    ccrd    fahri.-    bnvii-ig   ^tf.  ss  rcsisting-ele- 
•■nts   alternately   composed    of    stranrls    twisted    together 

'[Miiitcj  y. 


OCTOBEB  IG,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


529 


3,470,92.'>.  COAT  HANGER  EtcENE  KiEis.  Sami  Ei, 
Klein,  and  Moitius  Ki.kin.  South  Pasadena,  ("alif. 
File.l  0<t  22,  1H21.  Serial  No.  5(»9,.'')26.  1  Claim 
(Id     211  —  13.) 


\   foat   hanger  compostMl   of  a   [durality  (^f  laininatioBS 

<il  (lexilile  material  having  their  ndjncint  Mirfaoes  secured 
li'gciher  lind  middcd  into  f.Tm.  so  as  to  proviile  an  upp»r 
Lend  portion,  a  central  web  portion,  and  a  lower  bead 
portion  of  integral  formation,  and  slldable  members  car- 
ni-i  on  said  lower  head  portion  and  adapted  to  Iw  ex 
tended  outwardly  trum  the  ends,  for  the  purpose  de- 
pcril)e<l. 


l,47rt,92fV     SKYLKillT,      Feter  M.  Km  dsen,  New  York. 
N     Y       Idled    .Tune    2"^.    1U21.      Serial    No.    480,9S9.      0 

riaims        (CI.    108 — H;.) 


■^  In  I  skylight,  the  combination  with  margnial  gut- 
ters having  upwardly  extending  tlanges  at  their  outer 
edges  and  lower  drip  ojH'nings,  of  lower  rib  members  sup 
porti  (1  on  said  gutters  and  having  their  outer  ends  abut- 
ting agiiinst  said  tlanges,  plates  of  glass  mounted  on  said 
lower  rib  members  and  also  abutting  against  said  flanges, 
an  arched  ridge  member  covering  the  upiwr  ends  of  the 
j-lass  plates  and  connected  to  the  rib  members,  and  means 
for  connecting  and  supporting  the  upper  marginal  ends 
(  t  s,iid  class  plates  consisting  of  a  trough-shaped  mem- 
ber h.aving  marginal  grooves  engaging  said  glass  plates, 
.'ind   ventilator   openings. 


1.470,927  DEVICE  FOR  REGTL.\TING  THE  CUT  OF 
ROD-FORMING  CIC.ARETTE  MACHINES.  Ewald 
KoKTRNEB,  Dresden.  Germany,  assignor  to  Fnited  Ciga- 
rette Machine  Co..  Inc.  Lynchburg.  \'a..  a  Corporation 
of  Virgiida.  Filed  Nov.  25,  1921.  Serial  No.  517.778. 
S  Claims.      (CI.   131 — 38.) 

1  In  uuK'htinism  of  the  class  de.^crlbed.  a  rotary  actu- 
jiting  member,  a  rotary  driving  member  therefor,  the 
.ictUJiting  and  driving  members  Ndng  angularly  movable 
m  ridation  to  each  other,  gearing  arranged  to  rottite  with 
said  members  and  connecting  them  together  and  oj^-ralde 
(o   vary    the   angular   relation    of   the   members,   said   gear- 


iiig    haviric    nil    opi-ratinL'    meiuiier    and    a    ni; 

ated    conir-dliij;:    niemPi^r,    suid    con  I  rolli:i,t:    n 


iiiially    oper- 
eiidii  r    lieing 


ndjiistable  riiid  cooperating  with  said  operating  niemti 
to  I  ;nise  said  gearing  to  ^■a^y  the  relnti\e  .'inpnlar  po« 
t'.'ti    of   the    actuating   ni-  inber   and    drivmL'    nienilier 


1.470.928.      ROLLING    STAMP    WITH     COUNTIN*;    DE- 
\ICE    FOR     VARIOFS     FRINTIN(;     PrRPOS!:s        11e- 


IKNE    KOMISIN.   Geb.    LiEI>TKE.    Pe-rliii.    l.erinai:> 
Mar,    22.    1922.       Si  rial    No.    545. -Situ,       3    cp^im- 
lul^329,  I 


r 


ci 


1,  .\n  inipirov(>il  ridling  stamp  of  the  type  deveril.ed 
comprising  in  combination  with  a  cttsing.  a  printing  roll- 
er, a  shaft  for  said  printing  rrdler  mounted  in  said  casing 
so  that  it  can  be  lowered  and  raised  in  vertical  dire(  tion 
,■  support  for  the  shaft,  a  spring  for  maintaining  said 
toiler  in  the  normal  position  of  rest,  a  toggle  lever  sys- 
tem for  bringing  said  roller  to  the  working  position  and 
for  maintaining  the  same  in  this  iKisition.  a  counting 
mechanism  for  registering  the  revolutions  of  said  r<dler, 
;i  lever  system  controlling  said  counting  mechanism,  and 
.a  toothed  who.  1  gear  connecting  said  printing  rolb  r  with 
>aid  lever  system,  substantially  as  and  for  the  jurpose 
set  forth. 


1.470.929       SES.\ME  FIX)TR   ANI>   I'ROCESS    OF   MAK- 
IN<;  THE  SAME.     Vi   Che.v  Lai.  New  York.  N.  Y      Filed 
.Tune   14,    1921.      Serial    No.    477,611.      5    Claims.      (CI. 
99—10.) 
1.   The  herein  described  process  of  making  flour  from  the 

sesame    seed,    which    coru^ists    in    heating    the    seed    to    a 

temperature  sufficient  to  cook  the  same  atid  grinding   the 

seed. 


].470.9,".0,  COMBINED  DAMPER  AND  SPARKDF- 
FLECTING  DEVICE.  Lebt  McConnei.l.  Crand  River, 
Iowa.  Filed  Feb.  24,  1921.  Serial  No.  447..'!,»^7.  1 
(daira.      (CI.    126—285.) 

A  combined  damjier  and  spark  deflecting  device  said 
device  comprising  a  vertically  disposed  plate  disposed  in 
the  chimney  opening,  a  damp)er  elidably  moun'inl  on  the 
rear   face   cif  said   vertically    disposed    idate   ,and    provided 


:>-6u 


ticaJJy  d)s;>ii-  ■}  ;la 
chimiifv  .  .  r:  • 
lower  8i(l*s  of  tbo  v 
relation  to  each  otb 
terminating  in  an  ii 


termiiiatiug  ndjaceiJt 
zontul  plate,  said  u] 
formins  mean*;  whe 
upward    nn)vem>iit 
of   the   upper   horlzc 
deflected  Int©  the  cl 


the    undvr   sido  of   the   upper   h  ri 

wardly  and  inwardly  extending  plate 

r^by  sparks  which  are  stopp+nl  in  their 

y    en::agem«nt    with    tho    under    sldf 

iitnl    plate,    will,    when    they    fall,   be 

■V    u'l    i".\  ir   "rom  the  damper. 


1.470.931.      SHOCK 
Hamburg,  N.  Y. 
;>   Claims.      (CI. 


5.   A  shock  nbsortier 
n    pi.ston    sUdably   ci 
with  valved  opcnin 
al>ove  the  piston,  tl 
by-pass,  me ;    -   !    r 
and  racl<  at  u  : 


ville.  Conn.     1  i 
10  Claims.      (CI. 


1 .    In   a  device  of 

•i-ir;   ^v  ;";     .   :  .>.]     .  :' 
i.i^m   1 1:,   thf   sli  i.',  ;i 
i>).;a  ■■  r.-    ::;•     »;;.!■     : 
:ir    ,  r;.     si  .-.    'xI\-t,- 


OFFICIAL  GAZElTi:: 


UCTUBEB  Iti,  liJ23 


-t>- rat  111:.'  •>">■" un  i  ■;»-,;  :,_•-!  ir.  tae  \  >T 
>,  [ilar>s  >'\ 't'fi.i;:  -■  ;  :r.\' ;ir' i  i  v  \]-r  i  rh>' 
'      r-'la  ■  .    :.     ,i :.  .     '  :"    :.,  •  i  i  ■  "    ••'•'''■ 

';   a.  \   lii.sposed  plate  and  in  parallel 
r    III:    lower  inwardly  extending  plate 
r  lly  and  inwardly  extending  plate 


ABSORBER.      Alvued    J.    1*i:bki.vs. 

•  1  Ml      ;    v>-2{.    Serial  No.  4tJ»J,S34. 


charactr-rizpd  bv  havlnz  a  cylinder, 
ocnttd    ::i    'hr      ;  I.l  l- -    and    formed 

♦hcrrt;:.-.  •;-■:;.   baffle  pli:-,,   ;irr.i;,jr'd 
'.  ):;.■!•  -  -ifii  .:  providt  .1   ^^  .:,.    ..    ;:  ;id 
_  ^.i;in^   *hi    iipeuing  in  the  uy-pass, 
■  -       .    a^iuatiag  the  piston. 


M  r,     '•      l'.::        S.-.    !    \        (74.041. 
LIJ— 2.> 


•J 

J    -     -J-  . 


d 


♦  70.93.3.       TRIl*    LEVEK     I      i;        -     111\,!\<,     M  Vii 
NKTUES.     Adolph  R<)s>EK,  Si'rin;;neld.  Mii—      ;ism>:iii- 
;  I    .\mt'rican    Bosch    Magneto    (orporatl   •      S;    intifull 
Mass.,  a  Corpijration  of  New  York.     Fll<d    ;     i    1-     i:<-'2. 
Serial    No.    530,142.      8    Claims.      (CI.    1...      :i.<.. 


the  character  drscrib.  .i.  th.    rombina- 

a  -,;     movable  thereov.r    t    ■.!   aiecha- 

1   r.Mi  r"t:iriibly  secun-^j   lu   the  bed 

..u.,f-:i!    iri.i   ik.Tvin^  a  rack   portion 

'.it,   I.      .-■   the   rod  will   move   th^- 

..i_'.iL-;ii  vvith  the  U-¥il  mechanism. 


^      \  ••.iniu>-u>    comprixia^    a    frame,    an    oscillator,    a 

ii-i-~i:  ,;     <     .  t  m'-tal    trip    lever   connected    to    the    said 

osci!    1'  :                  ::;irL<ing  web  and  flange   portions,  and  a 

sprii.i.  v    r  it,,-    i.,  oscillate  said  oscillator. 


1,470,934.     TOY   AIRPLA-NE.      IIOLLis   R.   Ross,  Buffalo, 
N.    Y.      Filed    Feb.    4,    1922.      Serial    No.    5. Ml 
Clakmi*.      (CI.  244 — 12.) 

s 


—  li 


6.  A  toy  airplane  comprising  a  fugi^lace  madie  of  n  single 
piece  of  material,  folded  up«n  itself  and  farmed  with 
planes,  elevator.*,  and  Integral  tabs  for  supporting  the 
planes  and  elevators,  and  a  central  meinlber  formed 
with  a   rudder. 


1,470,935.  OBSERV.\TION.  AMrSEMENT.  l\ND  I'TII.- 
ITY  TOWER.  Ali..\.v  C  Ri  sii,  I>o«  Angeles.  Calif. 
Filed  Apr.  7,  1920.  Serial  No.  373.928.  3  Claims. 
(CI.  20—1.) 


'U 


\^ 


J 


JU 


-U-i*. 


-i 


it'-  s 


1.  In  an  obserration.  amuwment  and  ntilUy  tower,  eight 
wintrs  spaced  oquidlstantly  apart  and  extr-ndin-  rn  If-illy 
from  a  common  center  ■^.-liil  ciaht  wlmrs  rormi'l  i'  ^'i.ot 
S'.eel  plates  Been  red  :.  _■  rtv-  -i  h-liMW  •.•.»,  r  r,.!.;i:,Ti  «. 
'■"nn:r  the  lower  parf*  "t  s;nil  wiiizs  titer iiir  T  lii: 
tori:i."Q  above  said  center  column  and  within  '>r..  Minev 
tliniigh  <jaid  wines,  said  wings  and  column  sui.portln:; 
said  auditorium,  and  other  supports  ff^r  said  auditorium. 


OCTOBKH  ItJ,  1'J23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


631 


1.4TM, '.):!<;  aMVKIM  IS1N(;  i)i;\ifi;  ]>,>.  hm  Sahhki 
iiiiil  NnUMW  II  Hrisov,  Stountitiin.  Mass.  l-Mled  Ort 
14.    li'-J       .-^•■n.'ii    .Nil     .S'.M  l,:.^        1    *;i;uin        i<"l-   4i> — iVA   < 


'^l-^ZZBn^ 


=Z.      I  . 


J!    I II   -v  I 


^< 


^ 


_-'-C 


Ji 


T3~ 


A  display  device  comprising  an  inner  frame,  an  outer 

frame,   one  of  said   frames  being  prortdrfi   with    n^r.Hpfs 
Bi)d   the  otlHT  of  said  frames  t)einc  pri-.iiiil    \*!th    pr   j.  < 


d^   r. 


,\  .-il    !■  ii 


,i.l     !■■ 


t;.  'h-,    -A  IhI    <  r..~s   ;''>'i-i  ,■    ',;,,•; ;,_ 

r's->.    an.]    .ippnsiii'    <-\v\<    \^"''\\>''.'''\    with    sprii.j    clips    rn. 

(<p'  r!  t:n  lt    «i'!'     s;\\<\     pri'J>--i  I'Mi-;     tn     r-TTi'iVfiMy    h"M    'b'' 

cross  piii-tw  ill  ]M--i(i.in     u'l  li   <  r-s<  [  ;.i-i  s  havi!._-  tli^'ir  cmis 

pri.\  i(i' il    \\,it,    r.   '•--I  -    ''!■'     «■  i'-':    s.'ii<)    siair;ijs    ih;,y    hi 

depresed. 


!,4;'i.'.t:::.      K^,^.loLi,    i,iai;1'.      iiunk  w     s.  h,!  , 

I-,;.c>!i;,     \<'!';    ,     :,---iei)or    to     \.'.\'.-    S.-lxai,  \<   ,i-,.     rtty. 

K;ili^         I'ia.i     \..'.      :'•:      I'rjl         <•  rial     N^  .MTsv,,.       1 
Claim,       (CI,    T'> — ^.  I 


Ii 


A  key-hole  guard  comprisiDg  a  stem  uli  h  !<  ui  iptrd  to 
enter  a  key-hole,  a  lug  on  said  stem  adj.n  ■  •  .  ■■  ,,f  its 
ends,  a  keyway  positifUK-d  lencrthwis.^  of  f-ahl  st. m  and  ex- 
tending throughout  tfi'  -r'  t,.y-  ;,i.r;ion  of  the  length  of 
the  stem,  a  yok>'  s!idnM\  ;:,. .  ;  ",t.  .!  i-  snii1  'n*rx^^  <;\\(\  yoke 
being  provide.!  u  it!i  -a  V- \  wh:.  !i  i'(u.;iri-.-i!.  ,  \vifii  the 
keyway  of  the  stera  r  .  j.r.\..i:r  r.it,'ifi.-  .'  tia  i-k.'  im  the 
stem,  said  yuke  nl-  ■  liciri:.-  i'Tovid.-.)  w  ,\\\  i  P;-  jTitecral 
therewith,  ^ai<l  !a<t  nani.ii  Iul-  beiii;:  .ad.Tiite,]  t.  it.r  the 
key  hole  ami  t.i  ex'r;;.!  \\^^^  the  patti  of  niTntl n;  '■>:■  ^.lid 
first  named  lug.  ;i  ^'T' w  flire.-i.l  m  sai-l  >i.!!i,  :;  v;  r,'\v 
*^'•.■iil.ll  f.illM\\..r  -arr  sirniini;  sai.l  ^ti-n;.  ;!  s.rM-iii  \i'\,. 
wiiicfi  \~.  ;i'lai.t'ii  ti.  snrronrid  said  f-rf-t  !,.>ini.  d  v.'ke  .tij.] 
^li'l  :'"'i'",\  .r.  at al  apiTtiir-s  in  iint'i  of  s:tiil  vek-s  rh.'  :ir 
r..ii.;tnii  nt  ii.iai;  -aeh  th.Tf  w\m\\  ti,.-  V>  \  iide  ua;ir.l  i<  in 
place  in  the  !■  k  t!ie  ;ipertnrr<  ii:  ta.  tu  \..l,,  >  will 
rrgist.  .    for  the  r.'. -ptjon  nf  a   pri.l!..ck. 


1    17f>/>:;s       lATT-MA'Ifi-  W!Ii:i:r„     .Tkvn-   Matuk  rnM;r  Ks 
S:.Mi,ia,   la'i-i^.  Kr:iii   ■•       fj],.,!   F,.;,    4,   i;tl!i       Seri;ii   No, 
275,03f".      1    linini.      ■  C\     I.-,.'-   2;>,  1 
.\   pn.  niia-it  a'    wii..  1   couiprir-ini;   a    iinli.   a   rim,   ■•»    rnsinsr 

on    ilie    ritn,    .md    iii>e,    roniieetiiig    ilie    hub   and    rim    nnd 


fiirtiiiiiL'    r!..  T'-vv.;  ii     :iT. 
(a.mpia  ssc'd     ,i  , :       ;in  i    \\ 


pt. 


;ui>e 


■ir.-d 


itair; 
the 


casing  on  said  rim,  the  said  rim  and  tube  having  uligned 
ajK'rtures  to  provldi  f.r  eommniiication  between  the  air 
chamber   and    the    -  .    . 


1,470,039,  SYNCIIK' >.N()rs  1 'Y.\.\Mt )  i:!.!-,-  i!;!'  MA- 
CHINE- I!:ti'si  Siio,  N!-;k::>-ii^'ai  (inn,  Japun,  I'iied 
May  2U.  r.'lLi.  Serial  .\u.  ;;ou,0:;7.  4  Claims.  ^Ci. 
171—123.) 


1  III  A  (a,j.,  .  rt  ;t>_-  .'ipp.-i;-;!!  a-,  the  Combinatli'Ii  (if  11 
statii-  I  r;i  a>i..rii,.  I  tiavjii.:  i;.--  primary  windiiiL'  d>'s)--nfd 
'"    p-oiii-.  M:!:-;!-    :ield    and    its    seeo'daiy    ^^indine 

cuiiiiefted  to  .'i  coniiiiiitntiir.  twn  pairs  of  iirwshes  ^U::btly 
di^pii.  i-ocl  \\i  :■.  >  ai  h  .o  h-r  a  i  ti  •\>--'\'Z'  <  t\  !o  <  ■  "p.Tine 
v,\\\\  -;  ;  ■!  I  01  . ::  Ilia;'  ■  r,  a  ^  ^  iir  ,  ,  o  ao  ;j>  a  la  ,  •  a;,  .■!;al\i- 
C!^li>  i-a  nerteil  \\\\\\  sa;<!  ltra><iies  to  ;  ^■odarc  syr,  •'■riaiHiils 
roi.a'.nn    •,>;.,:.  11:.    >;jai    laoo.r    compiiMnu    ,,    po,;.  pa,-.>i     prl- 

IIlJir.N      >\lii';,n-       ,il:d     :)     ve'ohd..-^     U■|^!^ll    r     ;ro\  I.I'd     ^^ltl:     a 

sijuirf' 1  cni;.'  windin;;  and  two  separate  liiii.t  .■■.rtant 
exciting  windings,  each  of  said  exciting  windings  being 
connected  to  one  of  said  pairs  of  slightly  displaced 
t  tushes   to   produce   synclironous   rotation   of   said   motor. 


1,47U,'J1U.     IIL.VTLIE.     CiiAiti.E.s  .S.  .S.\ii;i-ii,  I'hiladeiphia, 
Ta.      Filed    Dec.    13,    1921.      Serial    No.    rL'-',070,       10 

riaitns       iTl.    IL'O— 116.) 

V-  )  /    f  ^  (  \   ^\.f  '  . 

\        '     .      Mil    /  M     ,\         .  ,       '       >   '      O    V      )    *    ;  ,1 


fin 


1.   A    heater    nf    the    rhar-irter    des  a  iaed    inrlodim 
inner  drnii.  :    n    h..;it:*,j:  ,-,_-.  r  •    th.a-e;-,:    n  n   nuter   she]]   snr- 
routulin^    -,iai    drum:    an    iriterrr.odi.".  ta    >.!i..H    Jiirroimdlng 


>32 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


said  dr'jm  and  b^ini?  spared  between  said  drum  and 
tbe  outer  shell,  said  structure  providing  a  passageway 
bptwf.'D  lowpr  portiions  of  the  space  betwf-en  th>'  drum 
and  thf>  iiirprn3>-HliatP  shpll  and  between  the  Intermediate 
shpll  and  thp  outpr  khell,  and  also  passages  through  said 
drum  b.  low  sujid  h^'ann?  agent  ;  and  heat  d^'flecting  means 
p.-)N!tio(i,M  ;i!iove  satd  heating  agent  within  said  ilrurn 
whereby  the  heat  frcm  the  agent  will  be  deflert'-d  toward 
til-   ]ru>'r  wHll   o?  siid   drum;   substantially   as   described. 


ItT'i'.tu.      TOWKI. 


?anT,    Salt    Lake 


ABINET.      Frank      M 


'  IKINKR, 


Minn^'apolis,    Mliiiti,,    assignor    to    Sttdner    Sal^s    Com- 


I'ity,  Utah,  a  Corporatiun  <>t  Utah. 
F:I"-i  t  "n.  IS.  i;fJO,  Serial  No.  417.740.  !!.-npuf-d  July 
;  t,   i'JJ       S.-ria;   i'ii   .'M-t.OSu.      6  (''aims       i<  1    »•'• 


It 


6.   A  towel  cabii 

ber  in  its  lawrr  ; 
a   snppor'    i:     •< 

clp.in  roa-'-l  pi^^.-s  tlo 
fhanib«'r  adj.i-'T.t  thj' 
ti-rA-pl  ;ir.<!  an  ^'lyien 
1 1:  ;'''"ii:h  '^  hif'h  t';:p  i 
'•'IP  (:!e,'"i;i  w  ►■!■!.  sai 
r' ■'peer  to  said  s^ii>d 
ii>ed    a:id    n^lfn-ud    i'i 


nd 


■(.mprisin^'  a   ''asiu^^   .lav.n^  a 
)ii  for   thp  si:pf.:y   ,.{  i'l^'an    tnw^'i   ai 
'■-    ptjrMnn    iivt'r    whi^'h    'hp    'APh    >if 

th-  ustT,  said  f'abln>'t  also  having  a 

U'.-in  towpl  rpcpptacb'  f'jr  th"  soilpd 

^    above    said    soilpd    thwpI     -'janr.bpr 

.T   may   CdQvn  :Pi;t'y   i:ra-ip   an.!    p'^1' 

opening    b-in::    so    positioned    with 

towel  chamber  that   thp   U)\\c']   '.'.^•n 
automatically   fall   therein. 


470T>4-         T0WP:L     CABI.VF:T.        Fravk     M-     Steineb, 

MiniMapoii-i,   Mir:!i     a*-;-'nor   to  Steiner  SaU-s  I'limpany. 
Salt    Lake   I'ity.    I'tah.    a    i  "orporatioti 


Jan.   31. 
45—32.) 


rtali. 


■:-r!; 


;:';.0' 1 


U)    I'l.sim- 


(CI. 


1.    -V    t'lwel   cabii 
rle.in   ntwpI  rolls  tli 
oup  In   front   of  the 

WPh     nf     tiiWPllng     t 

niount'd    to    pr^v* 
tow.l  until  the  firs 


1,470.94,1        TOWKL     CVHINKT.       Frank     M.     Stxinm, 

Minneapolis,  Minn  ,  assjirnor  to  Steliier  Sales  Company, 
Salt    Lake    (  ity,    t  tai:     a    '  Hrpj.iration    of    Utah.      Filed 

Jan     .".1.    lii-J-       Spria:    N-*    .^.:!:'i,u.')L'       U    ("lalms,      (CI. 
45— 3-.J 


Filed 


t  fomprisin.;  .i   '"asint:,   a   plurality   -if 

erein  having  yertically  arranged   wpbw 

other,  mpans  for  delivering  the  clean 

the  user,   said   dplivi>rinu'   ni''a'i-<   '''i'l.: 

access    of    the    user    to    the    second 

one  has  been  u«ed. 


tt 


irn 


T  hi\iii.'  a  il'liv.  ry  opening  In  its 
a  m.i;r,i  t'uvi'l  (■hamt)er  below  said 
i.ii  :i! ,1  r''>'  rv.>  tnw.-ls  ill  said  holder, 
vt-;,  iip.niii_'.  t.'ip  webs  iif  said  main 
Ifpf  Mi'iiii;  in  rh4'  r-ar  of  said  np-ning. 
n  front  of  said  reserve  web 
iiiitil  said  main  web  is  ei- 
v  A .  S-i  iiavii,_'  a  delivering 
•  .-  <ai'l  riia  In  web  b-'ing 
ai  I  "  ■*  ,1 1  i!  p  iK'  d  ?  iuTeovpr 
vv .  !i  !m  iiii;  Nt  rpt'-hed  to  said 
:i:i::i  «•'■!>  i.s  pxhausled, 
\  •  A  el  cabinet  <.(iiiiprif.ilig  a  supp'Ot  s.\w  1  .;!;[■ 
p.  r«  Ml  inttal  therein  for  rt-gulatiiig  the  fepd  ••(  t!..-  rl.an 
t-vvpI,  one  gripper  being  arranged  in  ,ii\  hup  nf  tti.' 
'hpr  .and  one  gripper  being  adapted  for  a  •'iuiiin-  :iii'\'- 
n:>';,'  •>(  the  towel  web  transversely  thereof  wlit  n  the 
•    wpI  in  the  other  gripper  has  been  used. 


■jpp.T  portion 
,;.  Ih.-ry  ,,pvn: 
.:!.'•  atMive  Nai' 
an.!  r"<pr'.'p  rowfl^  .it-pcM;',! 
^.aid  main  towel  wt-b  bemj 
a!  1  normally  concealing  i 
haustpd.  <.'ii']  main  und  •■•■< 
n:'Ti  ns  ■  ^;  ■  I  ■>■"  •  >.i  .•!  '  •;••• 
-itrpt  ■(;•■>;  •  ■  -,i  :■!  !e'  .•Tin, 
by  the  us^-r,  ii:-.!  sjiiM  r-^'-r 
delivprtnt:  tnpans  » 
I' 


i,.l 


!,470,fi4+         T'^Wi:!,     -Al'.IMrr  !"i!A-.K      \1       SiKiNKR. 

Minn-ap«i;!-i,  Minn  ais.^'nor  :■)  St>nnpr  S.ijps  Company, 
Silt  lako  1  ;'y  I  t,:i!,,  a  i 'orpora -inn  of  Tt.ah,  I-'iled 
Ma-  .<<  !:<-'_.  S-rini  .N",  .'it.'nlTl  11  Claims.  (CI. 
211—32.) 


3-  A  towpl  '\al>!net  ''omprl'iing  a  r.aslng.  a  plurality  of 
towel  webs  ther>'in.  L'rlpip'-rs  nrrani;pd  to  receive  the  webs 
of    clean    tow"!,     said     t:ript>prs    '-omprlsing    forward    and 


OCTOBEB  IG,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


533 


rear    bars    removable    from    their   supports    for    transposi- 
tion therein,  and  over  which  bars  the  webs  pass  and  de 
pend  one  in  front  of  the  other,  and  said  grippers  indud 
ing  means  for  clamping  the  towel  webs  against  said  bars 
when   forward   and  outward   pull   Is  applied  to   the   webs. 


in  the  casing  independently  of  the  driving  and  driven 
shafts  operated  from  the  driving  shaft ;  and  a  flexible 
coupling  between  the  planetary  gearing  and  driven  shaft 
for  the   purpose  specified. 


1,470,945.      HOLL-WKEVIL    EXTERMINATOR. 

11.    Stkvkns.    loar   New.alla.    Okla.      I-'iled    I'er. 
Serial  No.  •;((.■.,]  s7.     .8  (.lalms.      (CI.  4.'J — 138.) 


IL    . 


Robert 

»>.    1!>'J-' 


1.  In  combination,  a  snjierstructure  adapted  to  rngage 
cotton  plants  and  liy  its  engagement  theriwith  to  remove 
weevils  therefrom,  a  pair  of  pans  carried  by  the  super- 
structure and  adapted  to  be  arranged  upon  opposite  sides 
of  a  row  of  cotton  plants  and  to  receive  weevils  removed 
from  ttie  plants  by  the  stiiwrstnicture.  and  means  car- 
ri' il  by  thr  b.ase  of  the  pans  for  engairing  the  ground 
beneath  tlie  [lijints  to  remove  loosp  articles  therefrom  and 
deposit  the  sanii'  at  the  center  of  the  rows  togethi  r  with 
mians  follow  in:,'  the  [inns  for  dr-t I'oy inn  luose  artii'los 
tlius  deposited. 


1.470^6.    8ECTKJN  IU:am 
ford.  Mass.      Filed    Jan      I'', 

4    (   l.iirn--.       M'l,    1142-    K'4.1 


Hay  TnnR\T(>v.  New  Red 
rjUl.     Serial   No,   43.H,112. 


t 


\  .'iocMon  Iiiani  comprising  a  barrel,  heads  for  the 
s.ann  .  .a  [lipp  running  throu;:h  said  barrel,  a  removable 
shaft  in  said  pipe,  the  ends  of  .said  shaft  extending  be- 
yond the  end.s  of  said  pip*,  bushings  threaded  to  said 
sh.aft  near  the  ends  thereof  and  fitting  into  the  ends  of 
sail!  pijen  .and  rods  p.as.slng  through  said  barrel  and 
clanipin;:    s.iid    In  .ads    against    the    ends   of    the    same. 


1,470.047.  roWKU  TRANSMISSION  ME<MIANISM. 
Warken  C.  Tri.Eii,  East  iirange,  N.  J  ,  assignor  to  Hen- 
iiington  Scale  Mfg.  Co.,  Inc.,  Ibiinlngton,  Vt.,  a  Cor- 
poration of  Vermont.  Filed  Oct.  :.'9,  1920.  &'rial  No. 
4L'0.:',:!7.      I.''.   Claims,      i  CI.   74 — 34.) 


1.  In  power  transmission  mechanism,  the  combination 
of  a  casing,  driving  and  driven  shafts  Independently 
Joiirnalled    in    said   casing;    planetary   gearing   supported 


1.4  70,948. 
SYSTtrM, 
Jennie    S, 


AUTOMATIC       KlJ-i  "11:11  ■      (iENKUATlNG 

.Alfrki)    H.    Van    l!(iii,v,    I'tiiladelphia,    Pa.; 

\'an    Horn    rx^cutrix    of    said    Alfrtnl    H.    Van 


Horn,     deceased.        Filed 
295,361.     9  Claims.      (CI. 


May     7.      1019. 
200— , HO.) 


Serial     No. 


1-W 


3 


i^T 


5.  A  C(iritriilling  ar'par.'itus  for  a  systcn;  <if  the  charac- 
ter described,  conipirising  ;t  motor  driven  controller,  a 
.oad  (aiil,  a  reversp  <  urrcnt  relay,  two  electro  magnets, 
a  hydrometi  r  switch,  means  of  I'oniiection  between  the 
load  c<i;|  ,aiid  ,inr  uf  the  eip(  t  ro  niaL'in  ts  for  starting  the 
'■ontroll.T  motor,  iiic;in>  of  i^-ontioction  between  the  hy- 
drometer swltct)  and  tlie  other  electromagnet  for  start- 
ing the  controller  motor,  and  means  of  connection  t>e- 
twe.n  thp  reverse  current  relay  and  the  controller,  said 
apparatus  being  adapted  to  be  used  in  connection  with 
the  dynamo  elpctric  niachine.  prinit-  tnovpr  and  the  stor- 
age battery. 


1  470,040  TAXIMETER,  Aiusatiam  Wkisinqer.  Newark, 
N.  J.  Filed  .Tuly  1.".  1922  Serial  No.  575,2fi2,  6 
Claims,      (CI.    2:5.'>— .^0,  t 


au-^"' '  "RifF? 


1,  Tn  a  taximeter,  mean^  for  n^cording  extra  charges 
comprising,  an  indicating  dial,  a  rack  bar  for  moving 
said  dial,  means  for  driving  the  rack  bar,  detents  for 
holding  said  dial  and  rack  bar  drivinc  means  In  definite 
positions,  means  external  to  the  taximeter  for  manually 
operating  the  means  for  drlrlnc  said  rack  bar  whereby 
said  dial  is  given  a  step  by  etep  movement. 


534 


1. 470. 950        MAiJlI 
SUBLIMATION. 

sppr    l-^    r:u';». 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKR  Ifl,  1923 


K  TSFI)  P^)R  THK  PROCESS  OF 
VA.i.im  Q  Adams,  BprkPlpy,  Calif., 
nts   dedlcateil    to   the    People   of   the 

■h-'ir   free  use  and  enjoyment.     Filed 

:*-rial  N-.  ;'.i;4.7aO.  :»  ilaims.  i  a. 
K..i.T    fh*'    ai't    of    Mar      I,     HH.'!.    -- 


«^' 


.^:|/7^ 


1.  In  apparatu.<  f 
tion  with  a  serifs  of 
on»^  within   th*  oth>' 

be  L-iitiiJt'iiS''d  in!"  V- 
1  ,-'.•.  '  :-;     I'    '.V     •  .- 
difftT'M. '     T^-nn'-Trif) 
m>»«n-i  for  i<^;i.tr;i'-'  - 
(1f>n«"»l    ;n    *!:■■     If' 
ratfiv    w;fh'lraw  •:_' 


292—137.) 


tbe  character  sit  forth,  the  combina- 
communicating  condensing  chambers, 
i  ing  vapors  to 
.-•  rmlttlng  their 

.^    '.■■-    s.Turir.i: 

■■ii,imher-5.     acd 

r  niatiTial.s  cnn- 

:•- •■:.•.■    and    gepa- 


',  of  mt'.-uw  f'lr   ii.t""' 
•<  IniitT  c^i;imb^'r  'i:,  i 
4h    the     •>'h'-'-*.    :i.-  1 
In     th>-     difftTMir 

.'"•O^  i  11  ^    t  ht'      \  iff*'  ^^' 


■^« 


1  ,   -1    7   I.I  .  'J  ,".    1  111  ll.l  ,VNL)KK«      1    Htl!Sri-VN      ASDEBSKN, 

l";i"\i.*.s  ri.K:>.,:  .1,,'  Hr'.u,  ,11:^1  I'a'  :.  ^\"k;.!"'  Seii.ek,  I)^- 
!r  it,  Midi.,  as>i.'U'ir.i  t^  l'.  rnstvdt  MH:;ufact'irlng  t'om- 
pa:.i,  J'»-crt.'it.  .\1,»,'.  ,  a  Curporai  i"i^  ■■■■  .\I  I'hi,:;!  !i,  l-'iU'd 
Dec.    14.    1921.      :i«'rial    N-     :,_'--'•'        i    -Uirn-i,        •:;. 


-/^      f 


rJ 


U 


1.  .V  I^->-k  I-  \.:' -'.i  '...:r  ''  ■mprWi'i^'  i  'a^..  p.'-.ivi.i-d  wlf^ 
bark  and  f.-'  v.-  f.i.tL4r-  i  sliding  boi'  provided  with  :»  h^'a-l 
nnd    t     ■■•i7  p".-',    T     »h''  '.attPr  ?tiid>  d  at  one  side  on  on*' '»f 

\'\f     pl:!'*-^      1'!'1     h  ;  T  •  _-     ;ir     tb'     nJipo^itP     side     a     Sp'.t     :t : 

ranziii    fr,   pneni.""   i^i'h    nui'h    platp   and    spring   v    s'.li,'-Mv 

f   r  r;;..  J  ■;-pm.if-  ,  ■    inrrririsr  a  miDinrim  frli-'ion    inti  rafTl* 
.i;.!s''[r>'!it  >■•'.    V".f  \<''.i  with  !'«  euiilp. 


l,4-n'.r,-j        ,\\T' 
S-K.s!-  f;.  Hak: 
>*>-;  il  No.  56.".. 


l-isr;    DKVICK    ii'R   \-f:hiclES. 
l.N    '.V   V'.rtc.  N.  V.     Fil'd   Ma.v   litj.  1922. 
t  t'laims.      I  CI.  292 — 7+   > 


1.    In  "i>mbinati'i! 
plate  portion    inf»-ir 

■witliiu   s;iid  cppn   ••: 
said  ca.sinz,  a  ['urti 


a  Clip  s-happd  I'ariintr  mpmb»^r  having  a 
Til  thprpwith  at  fh>  ,:*••'.'■.  >•!  1  a  ririix 
d  and  of  smaller  liiriTiial  ■liainet'T  than 
in  !>;  said  ''afiing  wail   if   ''p     \»\\  end 


th'Tt'.'f  t>Piii>.'  -w.itrpi!  ■■■. 'T  t"  ri'fi'sin  nald  ring  in  position 
a  fiait.icr  tneinl^'r  <:i>.-i-  >;'■!■  Iv  .''.  -ip  ■i!i.'\p>'  :nid  !ii\-in!r  a 
[ipflphtral  flan.;,  fir,  i:„'  slidin:,-  "ii-'a  _-"!!i.  I't  w:'*i'n  '(aid 
first  :!iPn*!onpd  r  •  ni!)er  and  '•■fiiri-d  '  v  rai-!  :■("■_'  and  a 
sprtn,-  tondii.ji!  t-i  spparate  said  ini-nibcrs. 


147n'ir,'^  T'.APEK  .\f.VKI  N' ;      M\iill.S'K.        Fpwiv     M. 

SU^^    HH    M.  -.vauke**.  Wis      n;    ;   Mar.  22,  102o      .^pr;al 
N  I    3»j7.62;H.      11    Claim*.      (CI.  34 — 48.) 


Tv^ 


-'  !r;  a  paptT  making  machine,  the  combination  of  a 
dr\in;.'  roll,  a  header  ."lupportMl  adjacent  thereto,  a  pipe 
adaptpd  for  connecting  said  header  with  a  source  of  supply 
f  »  arm  air  under  pressure,  the  side  of  aaid  header  nd 
ji  •  ro  .said  roll  being  provided  with  openin;,'s  adapt«'d 
;  r  !  -  harging  air  therefrom  sDbstnntially  uniformly  over 
1!  r>  1  (if  a  web  of  paper  passing  around  said  drying 
rnl!  anl  extending  entirely  nrros.s  the  same,  substantially 
as  fiPS'f^Tibed. 


i,47*f'.<:.4     iM'.ii  AT!  \i .  \i  I  ;  ifiji*  .v.\i>  .svs'ri':M      uir.^ 

i.\\\i  V.  V.v.w- '  .  I'i'-i;  .S  Y.,  assignor  '  <\  Wcvt,  ^-n 
F  .  i-tric  Company,  Incorporated,  New  York  V  ^  a 
'  rp. ration  of  New  York.  F'lled  Dec.  11  ll'.O  .<e- 
rla     \       429.930.     20  Claims.      (CI.  179—170.) 


1     Th      n;   thod  of  employing   a    repea'r    f  r    rp-ain^' 

■^i.-niU  '.-w.  •:  i'.-  -.'ftions,  which  comprif  s  ''ip  >t' p 
of  paralyzii;;.'  s,i  ,i  r>i'p«ter  at  timet  and  provpn '  Ini:  the 
paralyzation  f-on;  pr  lOi.-i'ij  ■  iinmlta'M-i'U'-'  flii'^t'iat inn  in 
fho   i-nrriai's   nf  iintli   '>!'   -a;<l    ii'"'   smpimtis 


(JCTCIUHK   Iti,   VS^\ 


v.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


535 


1. 4711. it."..'.      I:LKCTUIC.\L-\V.V\F  TirVNSMISSluN      SYS 
1  KM.     WU.KKKL)  K.  Bo'iTH.  New  ^ork.  N.  V.,  assignor  to 

\\'.r-!.rn  Fl'^iri-  I'ompaii.w  I  n.  .ap.'rai.  .1.  Now  York, 
N.  Y..  a  (Mriioration  of  Ni'w  Y-Tk.  1  il.-d  N-v.  .'■;,  I!n9 
Serial    N..    .;:;(», 837.     20  I'lainis.      iCl.  .r,n      i,  ) 


f%  ¥]  l^i 


Mr- 


--S^'    ti^*J- i--  — - 


11.    .\    ra.lii    .  iriuit    inclii'iiii..'    transn.it  ti'i_'    iiomiis    com- 
pri^in_'   a    itiiiTuphon"  ,   ami    ,i    rpcrivin;.'   cir     nt,   comprising 
.If-ni.nt~    ntluT   than    .■.;iid    transnii.ssK.n    lirnit    and    com- 
pri~i::.-  a   discharge   ilivicp   liMvin;:   a   iaitii..ii.,    ^;ij.l    mi.To 
ph'Oi.      i.iihi:    connccfiil    .■kTii^    a    pnrt    "f 
I  ludii;^;    said    cathodo 


,i     a; 


lit    in- 


1   470 
S.\  r 

S\  r 


i.'t; 

oajsi. 

o  a )  ^  r 
liH^. 


Piro     l;i:CKPTACT  F,        iM-.l.     H      Hisseu,, 

N      ^   ,    as^i^nnr    Tw    rr.ais.'  Hinds    Company, 

V    \      ;i  ( '..r  p.ir,!  I  i.in  "f  \.m\'   ^^a■k.      Fil'ii  .Tune 

Spr:a;  .Vn    i.'il,-J-'_'       1  ''aiim       'Cj    247 — 15.) 


A  plug   receptacle  comprising   a   i  .al\    in   -.ti.    forns      f   a 

cap  open  at  ..'o  sid.  and  haviTij  an  SnfcrtiHl  flaiiKP  near 
said  oppn  .^idr.  ,.ind  a  :ian-.  vkirtmg  tlip  oi>*'ning  of  the 
..p.  li  ~id'-  .at  an  anirb'  to  tlip  f.aain  r  (laii_'p.  a  houKlnj:  ex- 
t.  n.li;;_'  Int..  th.  tiprn  si.l.'  within  tli«  last  mentioned 
tianu.  and  toward  the  internal  flan-e,  means  for  securing 
tbe  liou.slnL'  to  the  trndy.  ;ind  a  socket  hujited  In  the  hous- 
ini;,  tli.'  s,H  k..t  .-xt.  tidiri-  into  tlio  tionsing  from  the  inner 
ptol  riipri'of  .ind  ,t,-,:t;int:  ihr  intpriial  flaiitre  nf  thp  body. 
anil  t.avin;:  irn.His  for  inf .  rlockiiik'  with  said  housing  to 
pri'i-i.-  turnin.:  .f  th.  s 'oket.  tin'  hoiif^int:  havint:  an 
opiaiiiiL:  at  it.s  trep  pnd.  and  no  ans  for  i-o.actins  with  said 
intornal  tiari..  f.r  holfiin^-  iho  sock''t  frurn  pndwisr  move- 
ment, sui'Stani  i,i  li,\    IS  .■iiol  !..r  :ti.    nnrpose  ^p»'iMfi.-d. 


I    17'i,'.i.'.7       iPilWKV   (.KlNhl.NO  uR   POI.lsniN<;    TOOL. 
Fi:<aii.E   C.vviiii!!.  Quincy.    .Mass,      Fih'd   .\pr     FJ,    1H20. 
S.rial   No.  ;i7;f,01t7.     ,■'.  Chiinis       •  cp  .M      ^Uit, 
1.   A    grindiiJK'    tool    iomprk<in>;    a    rotatable    supporting 
disk  havint;  a  spries  of  holders  pr<..ipctint'  from  tlip  under- 
fill,, thtreof  and  provided  with  inwardly  con\  er;.'iiig  nnder- 
cut  walls  foriniiig  sockets  for  ahrailing  mombprs.  abrading 
menilxTS   uf    sub.stantially    segniPiiial    form    incliuod    rear- 


wardly  in  resppcf  t"  radi.al  planes  eitonding  from  the 
Hii«  of  the  iii.sk  to  tho  outer  ends  oi  said  walls  having 
flanges  cmf.iri;,  ;  ir  ^  ii,.-ta  nt  i.a Uy  to  said  aioi.T  (ait  walLs, 
aiinptPd  to  he  sri-urfr!  in  said  s..rkPts  h-.  iiAvnrd  !■  'ik'itadi- 
nal  ino\a:h«'nt  relati\''.,\   t'^  t!:-  «:i.'.-  '  :   s;.!.;  :.:,;d.as.  jiper- 


lurph  in  said  ahradinj;  uipmti.-rt.  ha^in;;  ualis  suiistan t ially 
parallel  roeptH-tivt  ly  with  the  straij:ht  and  rurvrd  walls 
of  Kiiid  sPKUiiaii.a;  ,ahra<]int:  riirnihers,  (  ,  iniiuunicaiinir  aper- 
tures in  said  disk  and  means  f-  r  !.  'kui_'  waid  atiradiiig 
noanln-rs  at:.u■^I  l.>nL'iI  iidinal  m. '\  4.:i,.  ;; ;  wben  s>\HlP(i  lu 
said  80ckit> 


1.470.!),oK       M.MI.IP  I  \!'    IIM  I'K 
Portland.     Or.  ^•.       I'il'd     Lac 
tKin.s;-,      4  Claims.       '"!     l'tr>- 


la  n 


I  .,     1    H  \VM,ER, 

Serial     Nu. 


aLZ^Sl^S_i 


f 

M 


sr  •":Eif-':^Ti^ 


1.  In  a  tnn,K.  a  w  lippi  meaMod  frano  .  conipri-iug  two 
rigid  side  ixiiinlnrs.  transvcrsr  noauhfrs  cuuma  i  int:  the 
side  members  at  their  ends,  a  traiit^vt-rse  load  carrying 
member  camnectin^;  tlie  .side  members  at  their  longitudinal 
middle,  said  load-carrying  member  having  one  of  its  ends 
pivotally  connected  to  the  adjacent  »iide  memU'r.  thereby 
permitttinj;  the  rotation  of  said  side  in.  inUors.  relatively  to 
each  othor,  .ahout  the  lonj-'itudinal  axis  of  said  load- 
rarryiiii:  moinhor,  ^nid  tran«\'prsp  '-nd  mi  inturs  l>elng 
adapted  to  ;i.'.  onuRodatp  tiio  s.'iid  r-i'afi.ai  .a'  .<;iid  vide 
members 


1  470.95St.  I>ITC1!KR  AND  GRAI'ER  Senai  T.  (oOK, 
Cowgill,  Mo.  Pile<l  June  2b.  Ii»l22.  Serial  No.  571.468. 
2   Claims.      o  1.   37—173.) 

1.  In  a  grader,  a  share,  an  excavating  point  secured 
rigiiUy  to  the  side  of  tbe  share  at  the  forward  extremity 
oi    the    same    and   liaviug   its    front   edge    beveled   and    In- 


536 


ellned    upwardly    ai 
borisoDtal  lip  exten 


fa-*-,    nn.l    a    flat    -i-r 


ir.^   f'     th>^  rf^ar  ►•nl 


1.47rirtf',n       Si'RINi, 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


I 

d    rearwardly    and    having    a    lateral       said  clutches  rPtristPiini;  with  one  of  Bald  concentric  gearn 
ling  along  Its  lower  edge  on  its  outer       and   adapted   when  eiicrglzed    to   cause  a    [xtwer   transniit- 


i;i.-r    bhi'lp    Sf-iur>d    vp'-m    :t\-'    s;ile    of 
th*^  shar-   in    rfar  ^t  I'lil   abuttint,'   th.-   ["Jint   .-iii'l   --xtend- 


■  f  rhe  -ihar*'. 


r.rFFEH  III;  HI'MPKI:  W:!i:vm 
' '  (''>x.  Cl>'V(^l'i  r;|l.  i)hiii,  assiciiiir.  Sy  nv -ir.'-  assiirn- 
ments,  to  The   R.i^  >n   Axle   an.l   Spn-ii;   '  '.nipany.   i';MVf        ^   j-,. 


.•m.i,    Ohio,    a    i    i-p.  ration    uf    fihi^-        h'lU-'l     Nov      19, 
V'2\        Serial    N  ■■  ]  '  it'...'!  IS.      2    r!,ii:i;s         t'\     2'.t3 — 5.'.) 


1  A  hufftr  nr  ;-ati,i»'r,  cornprisintr  a  :'.at  si.ri:..'  :.;i'  a 
?u;ip.)rting  limi-k-t  ij-.r  pach  f-nd  of  sflid  bar  hav:ni,'  l  i.;n_ 
stralirht  arm  ard  a  l-h->rt  downwardly  eit-^nding  arni  f'  u- 
[.►"■'I'd  hy  a  ciri;ular  lnop  portion,  said  loop  porti^T]  '■•■;n^ 
offiet  In  resp«  rt  to  iiaid  long  arm  to  tx^rmit  lateral  spring 
arm    In    fitting  the   bracket    to    vehicle 


djustrnent   of   9ai< 


frame   ends   of   dififei'>'nt    shapes   and   widths,   and  said    bar 


bearing  against    rh 
tion.    a    U-bolt    for   <i 
portion   engaged    wit 


portion    and    straight     l'>t;    [xirtinns    extendin-.:    forwardly 
it  f'ar,   a  plate  engaged  with  the  front 
onnecfefj    with    tlie    ).<';jv    of   the    U- 


above  and  b*I<iw  sa: 
side   of   said    bnr    ar 


bolt  at  the  front  side  of  each  bracket,  and  locking  nuts 
connected  with  -laid  I"t:-<  at  the  front  side  of  each  plate, 
In  combination  with  means  adapted  to  fasten  the  arms  nf 
fach  bracket  to  th*-   frame  of  an   automobile. 


1.470.961        roWKR 
Li.vG,   Auburn,    N 
868.t565.     7  Claimlfi 
7.   The    comblnatif) 
shaft  iDd  a  shaft  t 
eratlvely  connecting 
Ity   of  concentric   g4a 
plurality  of  concentf 
driren  shaft  and  co 


'I'lnt    sid-   of   each   cireular   loop   por- 
ch   brai-ket    havini:   a    round    straighf 
h    the   inner   rounded   side  of  the   Imip 


TRANSMISSION       .Iohn    I.    tREvE- 
Y       nied   Oct.    26.    1914       Serial   N.. 

("1.   74— 59  > 
n    with    a    motor    having    a    driving 

be  driven   thereby,  of  means  for  op^ 
sairl    shafts   comprehending  a   pluraF 

rs  surrounding  the  driven  shaft,  a 
ic  magnetic  clutches  surrounding  the 
nected  to  revolve  therewith,  each  of 


it    « 


^I^ 


ting  connection  th>T' wah.  and  when  Uf.  ne^i/.-,!  r,)  |,<. 
freely  movable  with  respect  thereto,  and  meiir;s  f  ir  s.icc 
lively    ent  r;,'i/::ii;   said   clutches. 


s'ii:.Ni  ;i.i.\i.    MAi'iiiNi:       >  mh     \y\<i.nrz 

Vivv:  K  ai-:  Vluiio.s  I'UlLLii-.,  l''--|i-;.l  nnc  .  a.s 
sig-Mf-  ..f  .-n.-  •■.fth  to  J.  T.  L._" -f '-.ii  r- w,  mh^'  fifth  to 
J.  O.  Meeks.  and  one-fifth  to  E.  1>  H  «  ll.  l  .luiy 
21,  1921.  Serial  No.  4 '■on  46  15  Claims  1 1  l. 
101—126.) 


■  -' 


1      A    stenciling    device    comprising- 

:  rt-ti-hiiiic   a    -tfU.'ii    .-i-r    ih.'    h.i^r,     , 
irryin^    ^a;il    s^i  ii>'r..;f.     ..-..r    thi'    st' 


a  las'-,  mi-nn.s  for 
»ijiir>-^'.'i-,  iii'an.s  for 
!i'-il,    and    means    i-o- 


r,p>Ta  f  iiiir    wit  hi    s.n 
siiu>-'-g''>'     f  ifwanl 
■  nd    of    th>'    inovi-i!!' 


■y  im  ni>>a:is    adapt. -.l    to   Jump   the 
11    -ic'ti on    of    said    stenr-il    at    the 
said   i-arryiriLT   nioaus. 


!,  (Tn,9t;.'^       roOKIN.,    I    rr:N-^lL       [X'Wiu   Ii     T>oa.a.Asci. 

>o,)rts,    -Mirh       l-il.'.i    May    I,    I'.l^.'i       S.Mial    No.    635,947. 
o    I  'I;\lms        '  ri     .",:',      <;  1 


1  .\  cookln^.'  ut.-n-ii  comprising  a  base,  a  cover,  and  a 
pan  .  the  rorresiMinditiK  Hide  walls  of  said  base  and  cover 
b^dng  parallel  and  of  similar  contour  and  adapted  to  hare 
telescopic  engagement  for  adjusting  the  height  of  the 
utensil,  said  pan   fitting  snugly   within  said  cover. 


OCTOBEB  16,  192iJ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


637 


1,470,964.  LIGHTING  FIXTURE.  Chabi.ks  C.  Dose, 
Seattle,  Wash.,  assignor  to  I'erfecllte  Manufacturing 
Co.  I-'lled  Oct  20.  102(1  Serial  No,  41^.224.  1  Claim. 
(CI.    240— 7S.) 


A  liL'htiiu'  (ixttn-.^  of  the  character  dc^criljed  romprls- 
•.n:  a  ^oiii'  what  ciiiically  shapo.i  (ov.-r  portion  provided 
with  a  dowaturmd  peripheral  tl.uiKc  having  boss.s  pressed 
(Otw.-iriily  t  to  r>'l'roin,  a  t  r.a  :i>-iuri  nt  bowl  provided  witti  an 
iiM  |iiiri..|  liange  at  its  ]Hrip!ioty  aiol  a.l.-ipted  to  tit 
siii)i.!y  wiitii:;  t  !o  i -vcr-  tla;.^:.  .  a  pcrforafi-d  rcfloctor  plate 
ili>pi>sc(i  \\;ttin  th  .M\.r  .-iiid  suii[><irto<i  uimhi  the  ed>:c 
of  s.-iid  tN'wl.  .a  lamp  .--iispcri.lcd  witldii  said  liowl  and  an- 
•  hoi.d  (iiitrally  |.\  s.-iid  rcllcctor  platr.  ai.d  a  locking: 
riiiu  litt'd  ;;'o>it  t:,.  ,  ,,vrr  tlan;:'-.  havinj:  bayonot  slot- 
f-r  ioc.a\Jii_'  1,.,-^,  .-  of  th'-  ri'\-iT  tUiiif;  ■  to  roiiiovahly  sc- 
I  lire  tho  riiitr  t.i  flo  !lnii):o  anrl  having  an  In-turned  rim 
..  •  its  lirwi  r  mIl'c  wiici-fupori  s.-iid  liowl  flange  rest.s  to 
■Mipport  th>-  bowl  from  tlu'  covir  :  said  boss  receiving 
cliannclH  in  s.-ijd  rinj,'  ha\inj:  yicldable  mcan.s  socurnl 
ih>rii!i  a^'-;iii~t  vvliirh  s,-iid  l>osses  may  entrauo  to  fric 
t.onally  .and   \  0  ldini;!>'    r-taiii  th'-   ring  in   lorkini:  rcl.-itioii 


1  (7on.';-.      Ti:  \  \.-\i  issh  i\    s^siii.M,     r,i  mm-   w    k. 

\1KN,    I-'"ii:a.    .\     .1  ,    assignor   to    Western    Klectric    (oin 
pany.    la   •■rporato<i.   N'o-w    York.    .N.   Y..   a   Corporation    of 
N.  w    York       ["iled    Aii^r.    2,    lt»18.      t^erial  No.   247,'j(Mj 
14    Claitn-        I  I'l      17'.' — 171    ) 


1.  The  method  whi(  h  comprises  producing  a  magnetic 
flux  in  a  magnetic  medium.  Impressing  a  high  frequency 
fiux  on  said  medium  and  varying  the  permeability  of  the 
magnetic  medium  for  said  flrst-mentioned  flux  in  accord- 
ance with  signals. 

14.  A  method  which  comprises  superposing  a  constant 
flux,  an  ultra-audio  frequency  flux  and  a  flux  varying  in 
accordance  with  the  signal  ;  and  transmitting  to  a  distant 
Etation  in  audio  frequency  wave  form,  currents  derived 
from   the  last-mentioned  flux. 


.470,966.  BEARING.  Sei.mer  Eur>.ui!,  and  Hr.NUT 
Kkdahi.,  Hritton.  S  Dak  Filed  Apr,  S,  1922,  Serial 
No,    ."..'(fs.'i,-}       o    ,-i;ii„is        ,,0,    64  — "."'i 


1     An   adjustable  b< aring  comprislDg  a  pair  of  comple- 
iia  iitary    members    each    having   a    sabstantially    semicir- 

riilai    tnaiii,;   no  ml  or  mounted  therein,  one  of  said  cora- 

jlenn  iita  I  .\  iiciiibors  t'-rininj:  a  benrjiif:  rT\p,  shims  mount- 
id  t-eiwr.  n  said  1  .itiij^i.  no  i.iar.x'  in'iiiti'rs  and  having  their 
liiii'T  1  d;:eh  arra;i^:c(l  0.  Mv-cu  ;ncl  >  -:, :  a  ■  ■ -li ;:  iv:rh  'he 
louoitudin.-il    1  <!;,'o>    oi     s.ihl    i.oariiiL'    !ioni,-.r>,    ;],.      oi-.^r 


ed;;e,-- 

lor     ai 


>(   ,-.'!id   shims   lioin 


it  longitudinally,  ai 


-t:i'i:    t! 


ariii^    lie  inbci-    of    the    bearing    cap. 


!  470i4c.T       FfKL-VArORIZINC    SYSII'M       I..URKNCB  B. 
Fkknl-ii.   S.  bastapol.   Calif,      I'iled    Ajir.    :;_,   1919.     8e- 

ri.-t!    N..,    :j;m,s4»       14    «  lai:i,s,      (CI.   123 — 127.) 


^^...^^P^ 


1  In  comt'in.'itioiM  with  an  internal  combustion  oTitrine 
ha\-ing  intake  and  exhaust  manifolds,  heavy  and  li>;ht 
fuel  carlmretors.  connecting  with  said  exhaust  manifold 
iind  adapited  to  l>e  alternately  jilaced  in  communication 
therewith,  an  auxiliary  fuel  passageway  leading  from  one 
of  the  carburetors  to  the  Intake  manifold  and  a  master 
throttle  adapted  to  control  the  flow  of  fuel  from  either 
of  the  carburetors  to  the  engine  and  regulate  the  flow  of 
fuel   through   the   auxiliary  passageway. 


1,470,968.       PROCESS    OF    TRODUCING    FERTILIZER. 

Stapluton  D    (^ooch.  Plant  City,  Fla.      lulled  Ausi    19, 

1921.     Serial  No.  493,714.     4  Claims.      (CI.  71— 7.  i 

1.   The    method    of    producing    calcium    acid    phosphate, 

which    consists    In    directly    subjecting    flnely     powdered 

phosphatic  material  to  the  direct   action  of  phosphorous 

pentoxide  and  in  agitating  the  phosphatic  materia!  in  the 

presence  of  said  gas. 


538 


1  .  4  T  "     '.<  '5  :-         MK 

yi.u\\i:ii6.     .M4V 

Filed    Oct.    26.    1:. 
(CI.  41—13.) 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


OtTouKR  16, 1923 


:n(i[j  iTir;  \[AKiNr,  aktificiai. 

BKALt;    Lilii.i,.\K.     Ni>w    Oru-an.^,    I-.i 
!        S,  rial    No.    "iI'»rJ7        *    ('  ;iim~ 


axial  dir'--rti-ir;s    'i!,<!     -i'''ti.1'iii:    -ii   ;iiia   wh.r.'tiv    tho   Initial 
posifinns   "f    *.aiil    v.i;vr.s   fi  !at;vt/iy    to  ti.tiit   inlc;-   ■a:\c\   Mut- 


«-h.  li  ivjn-i<:s  ;:i  f 
rw"  'hi^'ki: •■s.'-fs  ii:t 
tht-:,  w.irliin*  ii:ri.  .v: 
th.>   '-..I'-ir  and    tin' 

to   th>-  -;';.)[■►>   ..'   tr>:' 


1. 47' i  '.TO,      FRi'^XT 


1 

in.  : 

ur.'i 

In:;. 

BH;,! 

ai:.' 

l.-i: 

ri\ ' 

niu\ 
sai'J 
ari'.. 
and 

am! 
of  ' 


f'srmiJi^-    [">tais    f'lr    arcif.    iai    ;V,iW<^r3 

sbi'.i.ir;^    ,1     ;.,,■■  ■,•       ■'    \vl.;-.      fa'T;  ■    .if 

thf    sh.i;.*    i'j:'    ;i    pe'a;    hein^    eu[  i"il, 

.1   fa;-ri''  .s   -.va-.T    -.1    r;r:^  i  ;ii:,t   until 

f    'he   i.r'ta'i    i-    r.-;'r'"'ju';'j'i,   and   then 

:•   w.  '  with  ''i-    piint  to  correspond 

Ml  'i.  sir.  '1 


fE\'i>i-:i:  ru'v.\''i:,     an.tus  R.  Gaorp-, 
Kil.-l    '•  r     ::,    :ri.M.      Serial    No, 
-       (CI.   280—153.) 


'    .^ 


lets  is  varied  and  nie«na  whereby  said  valves  nre  r.  tat  l  ly 
adju.sted  to  vary  the  efffctive  area.s  of  said  ini.'.v  md 
outlets. 


147^971'  \'^Mn''!f  I'lMM'"  ^  i  >  ■<  p  vs  !>  >V  I'  irv 
R.  Oh'  ss,  Sn:.  !-'r  i  ■  ■  '.^.-'i.  '  ■'  ,if  .  -<<  4'  "f  :■.  I'ri'-  :!;"!•' 
T'lahLiri  To  S;!-!  I'ranclsco,  Calif.,  a  Corporijti  •;  of 
Ariz<.m       FM-  !    \ug.  27,  1919.     Serial  No.  320, 22P       (\ 

riaim.s.        'I     .'.■.7  —  18.) 


The  oiiiUjinar  i..)!    with   ta<»   fr.n" 
..     ':;:iVi;,_'     'T. 


1-1   auto- 

V    ..f    rhe 


.it  ■  :i 


-Ir 

to 
of 

•hp 


irii'i's    ■i.-ij-ir.-'l    ■  r  I 

.  r   si'i>-'s   -h.Tp.'f  fcnil   pr.iviiicl   ',\,-h    <: 

■r    .'tids    .I'l'ipt'.'J    '.J    r"'-fi\'>.    riv.''r.    f 

i    (ir'i.'e-i    r,>    the    dep»»!i.iiii4    :i;ir.,r;s     .£    ;li-'    f.  r 

■:lar    '..rti -ki-t    r:;.  rl.i  .'T-i    h,p.  i'i_'    ..p.  !:  i;;.'s    in       : 

j-.r'i.ins  th-T.-ii'  li(l;ii)t..(l   T..   >■  ,ii;,!j>'.l   i\itii   •[;*■  ii<i,il 

r   '.[••■ii; '!»:.<  lu  :':\,i  sani  iVnii.T  iipr..:.s  ■'.[.<{  [Af  alj.-nHMit 

»   oi    .s:iji|    crii.^s    liru  >'n   afr>-r   ttie    rivit.s    have   hef-n    re- 

v<l  tiiervfruui.  n;.'jin.s  a'iapted  i.j  [)•■  •■ngatffl  thr"iii,'li  tin- 

aiiii-ti-<i   optTiiu^s  for  Kecurint:  .s.ud   tirai'kfr    ini'uiti.TS 

thf  a.'Jaifnt  em'.*  ni  the  sai'l  cross  bra''**s  in  i>.  <itiiin, 

a    iirur-'"    rod   t'Xtindirg   betw*»eD    said    :)taci<.>t    'a'-nit-TS 

dt'tach;i!jly  sei-tirf>d  ar   its  ►•u.ls  (■!   thf  trt—  mil-    .!'  t;if 

r  '  ■:"  t''.-   !•■_'   ;  ■  rl  oris   tiier'-.'f 


rn 


l,47'i.!i7  1        Afl'tM' 

SK  N  B.\(  .IKS,   I-'ajar 

.•^''ri.il    .\...  41K,l  19 

1 .    .\   r»'i;'i;at<tr  .-o 

Inlffs  and   i   pliir.ili 

troliiug  said   ml.  ts 

In   miai    directiou.s 

axes,   actuating   me 


TI«-     K!-:',i  I.A  IdK 

:<\    I'':>rtii   Rifu.       i  iU.< 
t".  Claims,      I  t'l    i:;7 
priii!  c  a   t«)<ly   ha\  ::■. 


r'R\  :sT    'Jrds- 
(I."      I'.t,    lit-.'" 
-144, 

■   .1    [11  i^,^lit^■   .■:' 


I.  In  combination  with  the  frame  and  ailf  .  f  a  v.^hli^l.^. 
a  leaf  sprinjc  carried  by  said  axle,  shackle  link-  ■  m  fin^ 
■  "-ward  eriii  '  <i.l  leaf  .spring  with  the  iiia'-i  friaip. 
.;:.  >i,a.ilizer  bar  pivotally  connected  to  the  f.  rwar'!  .  nd 
of  the  leaf  spring  at  the  point  of  its  conneci;  n  with  tfi. 
^h  irklt.  links,  a  telescopic  cushion  d  vc..  r,'irr)<.d  hv  th.' 
Ill  .  11  : 1  anie  and  to  which  the  rear  tn.!  •  s  ,.,  c;  )  i ;  i  ^,  r  'mf 
Is  piTOtally  connected,  and  linlcage  connertiri-  th.  r  ar 
I  ud  of  the  leaf  spring  with  thf^  p';vial;z.'r  iar  it  a  |.  ;nt 
intermediate  its  end 


an 


(It   f,'f  '•'!.  [.tTut  ini.'   .  uti'ts.   \al\.  s    (~(<n- 

i    luiietf,  saal  \  ilv^s  :if'i';t:  inovaldo 

nd    beinsr     ilso   rntat  i!de    at.out    tneir 

,ani>m    I'.'T   iji fratin„'   said    valves   in 


1    47n'.l7:        FI.FM     !■!:!   >.^!   I;i:     !   ! '.'F  1  L)  ITM  I'l  N'i     I'K- 

N'ICfc;,      WiLt.iAM   ,(,v\n.s    fl^^..lK,   Idaho  SprinL'S,   Coin. 

Filed    Fi  a.    :;  1 ,     licjL'       St,.;    N..     .-.  ;i  S  ,  .'^'U  .      7    Claims. 

ifl.    \Vi-    SM  > 

1      In  a  tiumpii  ,'  df'>  i   >^  ..;..rn.<l   liv  a    ■ompresiRtd  fluid. 
a  pr.t^snr.j  ciiamh.  r.    i   .!;■..'.  i  r>;.'   pip*-  <'iinne<'ted   witti   ths 


OcToBfcij  Iti.  T.)23 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  K. 


531^ 


pre.siiurc  cliaina.r,    ^,ilv,    !ij.a;.,-    fo."   .aint  mllinK   'he   liquid 
(li.iv.   .as.sij'  latt  ii   ,\i;!i  s.i.il  I'.-'S.-ure  chaifl!«x'  and  discbarge 


tc    n 


pij...,  -ii,.!  aa'.irn. ideally  contr..i  !.•.!  ai.  .n-  f'T  aa.-riiHt.lj 
dirprtinif  th..  .■  :npr.--.'l  fl'ih!  int..  'h.  pr.-^sur..  -hamtK'r 
,11,']    dis.-h,.irc.'  pip'     t<     cive    tli.     paiLpin^    actlou. 


,  4  7  (I  .  »*  7  r.        M('\  IM.  !'h    1  IKF  111  M   T'T\i  iTFCTOR 
llAkiti     i.      ii  ,u,i'.  \.  ..Ii,    'ii,^ii;,i,s     la.  i^K     I';,;..      .i;..l 
(.i.uia^i    F    .-^i  u  ill     Cincinnati,   Ohio;   t^aiiJ    iij'au      and 
haid  .Spiuiii  abiiii<nors  to  said  IIart>augh.     i  iied  Apr.  24, 
1919.      Serial   No.   292.347.     17   Claims.      {C\.   88-17.1 


s: 


.  *  ',  ^  ■■"-vi.;>--i 


*i 


.--rj 


r*  [^ 


j7ji-i'^  '.■' 


1.  The  combhati  n  with  a  moving-picture  machine  loop- 
setter,  of  an  elc  ;rl.  t-wit.h,  and  ooTitrolIing  operative'  en- 

gajs!  J  na'.'n.>  >aii;atinL'  w;M.  >:ili  1. "  .p'Si-t ' .  r  and  nor- 
mally -f^ia  >'.t  fr'.ii;  iiperati\e  origagem.  nt  with  >.iid  switch 
■  larii-  i.'.rui.sl  '.i.r;iti"n-  of  said  lo 'p-sctter,  but  opera- 
!i\'a  .  :ik;ai;.''i  vMtl;  saifi  switch,  under  actuation  by  ab- 
;,-.:;nai  i.p.rati'.i,  .f  i-u':i]  i."ip-scttt'r,  to  operate  said 
swii<'h. 


1.47<'ii74        \   \l.\l-         IhiwKMN     Huji'i^.F..    ihi.-;:j.       ill       i     l,47fi'.'7i 


W'iFSFFFF     <;F,\UiNi.     Ful,      ALXO- 


llar<tin_"     I'.r.ahcr-      F 


'  'tii'-at:' 


MOHIl  I  S       \\"!;.A\i    F    iF^r.RN      .'N,  Toled>.  Ohio,  us- 


(■  irp'TMti..'.     .1    Ph'.oi«       !'iiP<i    \\:\     ;•;     Ifl'-M        S.-rinl  si^Tif  ;    -,,  Th.    Willvs  '  >  vrlnrid   Forapany.   Toledo,  Ohio, 

.No.    47'iV)j,      .s   t  i;iiui.-.      .,(1.    F.7      F;'.'. .'  ,        a  la.rporaf  ion  i>f  otii'^       Pil'.d  June  9,  1919.     Serial  No. 

302,766.      10    Claims.       (CI.    74     39.) 


11 


■^ 


1  !i,  .1  chanjre  speed  ^.  aria/  lia-  cai,!';.:  ;:a' a.i.  'f  a  pi. 
A  valv-  .onii'risiiiL'  a  t....1y  m-tnbt^r  h;ninf:  :i  val-.-  '  rality  ..f  'iriviiii:  L-c-ir-  ,i  .Irr. .  a  -hart .  a  piurali  t  y  ,.;  gea.'s 
'■hamtx  r  f-.ian.>d  tli..r..in,  t;;..  w:ill>  .if  whicli  ar.  i.r.)vid<>d  !  on  said  dri\(Mi  shaft,  m.^ans  to  ^.  i.-ftivtlv  .  i.ira'j.  i-ath 
with  iidet  aa.i  nutlet  p'.rt-.  ,i  valv..  xt.-in  r.aatably  j  of  the  gears  .arrifd  l.,v  the  lirivm  shaft  w;th  .nc  <r 
mounf'd  ia  a  wall  "f  f^aid  vah.'  ''laiinli.r  ,iiid  provided  ai  I  more  of  th.'  driving;  ^;.  ars.  aa.i  .i.tonts  for  pr..\.-ntiD^  ajove- 
its   inner  end   with   a    vah..    !"r   c.ia.-iin^r   with   saiii   irutl.i 


port,  means  for  (amtinuaily  rotating  said  valve  8tom  with- 
i)ut  changInK  tlie  adjustment  of  sai'l  valve  relative  t" 
■aid  outlet  port,  a  screw  threaded  number  for  urging  said 
\alve  item  toward  w-id  outlet  [x-rt,  .and  an  index  dial 
upon    said    STOW    throadt'd    no^mber. 


nent  of  either  of  !h.'  Li^ars  .  li  th.-  .iriv.ii  shaft  from  its 
iifutral  P'.siti'.n  rx.'.  pt  wliet;  t!a-  .'lier  gear  inouuted  on 
lUr  drivou  uliaft  IS  in  its  neutral  p..-aii.n  a  t'uiiie  fir  said 
lit'tentp.  said  d' tents  .  (imprisiij^:  ruHtia;;  >.-.  !i..iif!  p'"\ided 
(\ith  i.fTsel  ffortniiK  to  increase  the  ti.arnii;  surfaw  with 
said  guide  and  pr.vent    binding  uf  *;aid  st-.ae  ns 


■.4i ) 


of   \|ii'!;i^si: 


Pi 
1.     J'-. 


OFFICIAL  (rAZFFIl- 


<  h  loiu  K  !•;,  \'.i2'A 


47"'.'::  TiHtSlDN  SPRIN'.  TKN'SMV  r:i:<  ;T' F,  ATOK 
!-:uNF-..sr  K  !U;[vt:i  M-'troi',  Mi  h,  i--iiiii>'r  C  TtTDst.'U; 
Man'ifa"  :  ri^ ;:  i  <ini|Miiy,    |i>rr'>i'     Mich.,  a  Curporatiixi 


piirposf<,  an-l  ^'lpplHal,■Ilr  ir\-  i1.<nrM  pivoted  aloIl^,•  ax^-s 
Ion_'l 'ii'li  i..'\lly  of  the  car,  .sa;il  ^'ipplcnif  nta  ry  doors  iip- 
Int:    Mdiijifd   to   occupy,    st'loctn  ■  1;.',    hnri/ontal    p.isirions 


—  KTF^^^^^ffW 


■^- 


fTfiTgo'a'TrA'f.Ti'rn'Ti 


rrr 


-.    Ill  a  device  f" 
of  a    torsion    >pr;ii 


mounted   tc 


ir;:    w'a'-i 


I  ■  • « « « f 


J I  in  m  1 1 1 


3'.\     -(11 


•  ciii.tl.  tbe  conibloatioD 
r  for   one  <>nd   thereof 


_     _  It  :iav<J.  and  a  colled  spring  ar- 

ransce<l  to  «i  ip  ^a:d  fi::   hi-  when  turnint:  effort  is  exercised 
_..  .w- 1 —  > ..  .,J    J.   ^^i,,„  spriiijj.  btit  i>«'rmittin;:  turn 

s.-.i    lir<-ctly  III)  the  anchor  to  increaso 

'■•ii.  d    sp'-inc. 


on  the  anchor  t>y  t.'i 
ing  movement  eierc 
the  tension  of  the 


1  4:'^9:^     rnr-RU'.,  spot-t  vdk  \kssels.    Willuu 

Hm-hm;.     iikruii.    Kino.      Fiicii   .June    12.    1922.      Se- 
rial  No.   567,705.      ;!   Claims.      (CI.   221—28.) 


/ 


c 


1.  A    discharc-    ^p.Mit    for 
like  comprlsinK,   in 
tubular    member    li 
.spout    havintr   a    la 
surfacf,   means   con 
with  the  said  tubu 
a    nipple    arranged 
branch  and  having 
ing  surface  of  the 


1,470.970      GAS  (  ' 

,  Quebec,    Canada. 

560,810.     3   Clai 


r** 


A 


1  siiiiiir    vessels    r\u  ' 


combinatiuii    with   the   vea.sel.    a    liifd 

communication    with    tb*-    -."•!>«>;.    a 

■r:i!    branch    pr-vii]-.!    wirh     ;    <»->atin>: 

!•    ■';nir    t;..-    ^,i;d    Urn.  r"    rhf    <p^out 

•■  ai-  ;i:  '-^T  f-'-  r^  i"  i  r .%  i  n  '■•':!] ' 'lit.  and 
.'.  :rh;n  the  s.nd  aiem"ber  .iiid  spout 
1  -•  aMrii:  portion  contacting  the  seat- 
ran 'S. 


II 


\      K    !-  ;FHr  S.  HiLAiRf:,  Montreal. 
F:ied    Miv     !.T     1922.      Serial    No. 

8.     (C:    L'r,i— :►','  i 


1     \  -  ^  ^ 

in    th»^   '...'fi 
^a;d    ■■..■■■\-: 


■>  6 


;pri<in,'  a  liody  havint:  a 


rn  therinf,  a  valve  plug  rot.atahly  monii^'-d  ;ii 
1  harsdle  roratably  mounted  in  the  piui:,  a 
!o.'kin_'  pin  adapt'-f]  for  f^clprocation  within  tho  plutr  nn^l 
havinj  ir^  l>,w.'r  ■■'.id  nortnally  seated  in  thf  nofh  and 
riieai.-:  '■-  -  iiftin^'  iiaid  pin  f--n;  Mi''  n^'di  '.p..n  tlie  ro- 
tation 'jf  the  handlo 


]   47"  •'>-"        I>T-MI 
Hi  I-:' 'PIT    and    iM 
to    Rodger   P.alln 
[H, ration    nf   Mai 
t;ievn42       ."    tin 
1     Dnmp    '-ar     r 
means,  ^iile  d'>ors  1 
said    f»!d>>    donr-<    ha 
pnijition    and   adap 


y  -.J 


^ 


irni.'cl 


'WR  n  iNS'I'RITTIi  )N  WirruM  .1. 
1  ID  HiNDAH!.  I'hiratr.i,  IK,.  a-si^Dors 
t  Car  I'omi'ar-iv,  riiicairu  III  a  ^or 
1",      Filed    lie.'     u.    1922       ^Serta!    No, 

tan-      (CI.   105—243.) 

^>!trui-tif>:!      '■<uiiprl.«ini:r    center    'ir.pper 

cated  lat-rally  nt  aaid  hopper  meann. 

ring    a    .^nH^taiCially    liorizoi;Vi:    >^ln^.'.| 

rjed    to   swltii;   downwardly    f:i.-   duiiip;!i_' 


for  fofnting  a  «i;h-;r:i::'ially  flat  hottnni,  ,in_-ilar  p"si-;.<ns 
forming  an  opvi:  ;i,L'u'Ji  fu.-  !<aid  h-.pper  means  and 
angular  positions  for  directinir  dnnsp at  ie  material  to 
said  side  doors. 


1.470.9.SI.  HYrOPERMIi  NKl.ld.i:  KV.^ll  I'mi;  i 
lN«:.\i.i,.s,  Chicago.  111.  Filed  Nov.  20.  1920.  Seri  c,  N 
425,355.     2  Claims.     (CI.  128—221.) 


1.  .\  syringe  barrel,  a  need;,  iii*.  md  a  male 
female  threaded  Joint  thoret..  .>  e. a  m,  xrr.niity  o 
female  element  being  const  lu  t.d  "f  in.iterial  >iiifter 
the  remaining  portion  of  the  element  and  al-;i'  s 
than  the  proximate  portion  of  the  other  el. merit. 
extremity  of  the  male  element  projecting  into  tJie  f. 
element  to  a  jioint  beyond  the  -i.ift.'r  p.  --'iMii  ,.f  rti. 
ter.  said  .softer  material  being  upset  i_'i:i>r  t  ,  Pa 
the  other  element  remote  from  the  pen  xtrniit 
the  latter  to  form  a  fluid  tight  Joint  w  !ien  tiie  t\v 
ments  are  forced-  together. 


and 
f  th. 
ttian 

(ift.T 

.     t'l. 

ni,a  le 
-  l:it- 
se    of 

y    of 

,     e]p. 


1,470,982.      iM.i'l:,  \  i  id;    '   n:rnT>       J.\H    S     .IvMMtH, 
New   York,    N.    Y..    n--;-nor    '.;    We^fem     II,.. •trie    dan 
pany.  Incorporated.  .\ew   ^oik.  .\    N       i   '    .r;..i:  iri  in  „i 
New  York.     P'lled  Oct.   29,   1920      Serial    N,      1.-478. 
8  Claims.      (CI.  179—170.) 


1.  In  a::  -i't-i  -vss  ni  a  plurality  of  repeaters  hnv 
in;,'  irip'ir  and  .'iitpit  ireni's  said  input  circuits  havini: 
PHirflons  i:i  conininn  and  I'tticr  portions  Individual  to 
ea^h  repeat, r,  n-ie.iiis  for  impre^slnu  sltrnals  upon  th.> 
■nnini',11  portii-in  of  said  input  circuits,  means  for  im- 
pr,'«sinc  other  -liirnah  tipnin  the  individual  portions  of 
said  input  circuits,  anii  aiiinections  for  selectively  lead 
ing  off  in  diff'T-n^  .de<rrl<M!  [jaths  said  first  mentioned 
ami  >nii|  s..,  ,  rid  mentioned  siirn  ds  from  said  output  cir- 
eultn. 


(X  TOBKBltj,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFP^KK. 


1,470,9HH  I.IP'KHO.AT  NEt.MK  F,  .Tayne.  Hrooklyn 
N,  Y  Filed  jHFi  :U).  lOlTi,  Serial  No,  fiir.,8r)i;,  3 
Claim.s.      (CI.   9—3.) 


^^'^  2  g  * 


I 


4--^  it 


1  A  sl{i!,t.ui  life  liuat  frnme  ndafited  to  c, inform  to 
Hnd  fit  over  a  life  lK)at  and  ci.inprising  independently 
movable  ri^s  riormally  sp'ing  pressed  outwardly  and  a 
kwd  to  which   the  rlhs  are  hinged. 


1  47(),',*KtI        MK.\NS    .\NI)     Mi:TfiiiIi    It'll     s;,,\,\liN<; 
Kknnktii    S     .li'HNs.iN,    .1,  rs,  ^-    fit}      N      ,1       ;:^^i--i!..r    t,> 
Western     Vilerlrie     i  ■.i;.,[.a!i>  ,     1 1,' ,;rp<  ."a; ,  d,     .N  '  w      \  nvk. 
S    V     a  <     rp.  ri'i.n  .f  N,  w  York.     Filed  Sept.  5,  1919. 
.Serial   Nn.   ;;jl,ss'j.     '.i  claims.      (CI.   179 — 78.) 


^-^^ 


-S^iD 


1   t:o.!)v4       SICN.XMNC    riRcl  ITS       KnoAR    P     .John- 
SOS,    Fast    Orange,    N     .T.,    assiL'tuT    tn    Uesti  it,    1  i.'tri 
I  .iinp,'ni\      1  ri' (ifporiiteit.    New    Yor!<.    N     Y,,    n    Corpora 
ti..n    of    N'w    V.irlt.      Filed    Feh     7,    lOlS.       Serial    No. 
21.^!<30       .;   i-PiimH.      (CI.    170      170.) 


^ 


ft  s3' 


raff 


4^j> 


3.3 


1     In    ,a    iw.i  wity    si>.'nal;n4   s;. -'•::      a    line   circuit   com- 

piisiiii:    tw itsi.l,     hrai, idles    an.!    a    central    branoli.    a 

Iransniii  nr.;:  .|,\i.a'  an.!  .a  ree,;-,  ;:,  ^r  device  associated 
with  sanl  'i!i,'  .  :r.  flit  ai  -a.'!!  •!..'  'hereof,  an  impedance 
elenienr  in  '.a.  h  .d'  s.aid  1  rnn.!ie>,  .s.aid  ;  :;p,.i,iuce  ele- 
m,  nts  hiivinL'  >!i.  1.  vahus  ih:it  >;i:!a!lui,:  euri.'nt  flows 
thr.iurh  ohiv  !«'.  <.f  said  i.'-.a i.ehe^  wh.-n  >isnals  are  being 
transmitted  in  one  direitl..!:  ai.!  :'..«>  through  all  three 
Lirancdiefi  vrhen  ■■i.:ualh  are  bemj;  iraDsniitted  in  tbe  oppo- 
site direetj.  n  and  a  receiving  device  coupled  to  that 
bran<  li  ilir..u_l.  «liich  no  current  flows  for  transmission 
in  line  di.'-i  '  ! ..  ill. 


1  470,087.  C,.\H.MI:nt  I'0(:KF.T.  Joskpu  Kaifmann, 
Pittshurxli,  la.  Filed  Sept.  18,  1922.  Serial  No. 
.v^^sir,.     1  Claim.     (CI.  2—15) 


)      \    fp'^.tr    -\-tiru    .ainiprisini;    tw,.    lines,    .a    repeater    j 
liii-refiir      iio'.m-     fi.i'     I'.v  er^i  n.;     th.^     .■.mnerti.it!'.     .,f    s.aid    ' 
re[ieater    to    said    lire  s,    nieans    cniridlinc    said    reviTsin,; 
means,    said    .  <■'>!  r.ill;  i.j    mans   iiperatiiiK   eontiiiuallx    diir 
in;;  repeat  Mil:,  and   mean-   lespnnsive  to  current   iai[ire!,-ed 
lUi    sai.l    lines    for    pr.\entin;:    said    .untinually    operating 
ni.an-   fr.mi   operatin-   -,ii.l    r,ver-iiiL'   means. 


47i),9v.n       STCN.MdNf;    SYSTi;.M        Kunnkth    S     John 

.so.N,  J,Ts.>  r\\\.  N  .1  ,  assitrn.ir  to  W.'stern  F^lectric 
Company.  Incorporated.  New  York.  N.  Y  .  a  Corpora- 
tion of  N.'W  Y.irk  File.i  Sep.r  .',  1910.  Serial  No. 
.•521,8S.'s       ir,   Claims        Kd,    17!)       170   i 


.\  ;;.arnient  jiocket  comprLsing  a  front  wall,  a  rear  wall 
I  a V ing   its    upper    terminal    secured   to   said   front    wall. 

front  and  rear  jiarallel  partitions  arranged  between  and 

fi.rndni.'  in  e,inn,Mt  i,,ii  with  said  walls,  front,  intermedl- 
!!,■  and  r-ar  , .  in  pa ; !  aa  '  s.  said  r-ear  partition  of  greater 
itaiirth  than  ami  ir.'.a,i;n;:  al>ove  said  front  partition  ami 
t)a\  inu'  it  npp'  f  ''^•''  sieinad  between  said  walls,  said 
t'liiiit  wall  extendiu)-'  al-,.'.,  ami  '<\'-v  the  npper  end  of 
III"-  front  partition,  th,  i..\v,ir  •  n<l  aial  side  edges  of  said 
rear  v\an  and  partitions  se.  aia-.i  •■<  sai.i  frt.nt  walh  int,  •'- 
ent'aging  means  earried  iiy  th.  fr.int  wall  and  frmit  par- 
tition fur  de!aihal'l\-  tainn.adinj  'h,'  iipp.  r  md  nf  >aiil 
partition  t"  the  li-i,nt  \\:\\\.  sahi  frc.nt  wall  having'  a  trans- 
verse openinc  iiesitioned  Ueli.w  said  means  funiiini;  an 
entrance  for  the  pucket  an,l  sai.i  rear  par!;ti..ii  l.n\ink:  a 
leiiirtliwdse  slit  disposial  ni,diall\-  there. '!'  tn  p-.'\id'  an 
entrance  for   the   rear  c.,;i,p.irtni,>nt 


,.- u^'. 


'^=i 


1  In  a  .siL'nalint'  system,  two  substations,  a  line  cir- 
cuit tlieiadietw  I  ,  ri  ciimprisini:  twai  outside  iiranches  and 
a  central  (ainduelini:  hratod),  a  line  circuit  com[)rising  two 
hraiulies  between  ea(h  of  said  substations  and  the  re- 
spective ends  .if  said  first  line  (drcaiit,  means  for  ini 
pressinu  si.'nai  from  one  of  said  substations  throuudi  one 
of  saifi  two  branch  lines  upon  said  threr>  hranidi  line  Mith 
the  two  outside  branches  acting  in  pifrallel.  thi'  sit;nalin- 
currents  returning  oxer  the  remaining  third  hr.imh, 
means  for  impressing  signals  from  t''e  other  of  ynid 
substations  tbrouKh  its  associated  two  liranch  line  upon 
said  three-branch  line  with  said  outside  l)ranihes  ae'iMj; 
serially  to  till'  siirunline  currents,  and  means  included  in 
said  thre<>-!ir.ani  h  lin  for  amtdi*'\  it,'  the  sii-na's  r  ..ival 
from  one  of  sai.i    suhsl  ilion.s. 


!,470.(tS,S  SP.\CTNC  MFMPER  CSFI'  IN  I'liKMlNC 
lUFO(\\r>  LENSES.  Max  .M.KKKr>  La.abs.  S..uthliri.|ge. 
Mass.,  assignor  to  .^merii-an  Optical  ComiKiny,  South- 
bridge.  Mass,  a  \'.iiunta:.\  Xssociat  i.Ui  of  Mass-i.-iiu- 
setts.  Filed  May  31,  19'J1  Serial  N.-  4::c«4  1  3 
Claims.      (CI.   49      14.) 


3  A  spa.  ill-'  menilier  adapt..!  !.i  he  s,irnr.  .1  ..n  'he  fa.e 
o;  the  major  p<,rtion  ..f  ;i  idtocal  tii.ank  h.axini:  a  hn -e 
portion  to  res!  on  th,  face  of  tii,'  dank  an  apriuh.'  f  r 
enuaginc    th.,-    e.li:'     <■<    ;■    s,';^in,ai'    .if    a,    i,if.i(;tl    Miuik    nnd 

I    niinu!,'   should,      i li.n!    f.-r   ^nponri  in.'   rh,'  -.■irnii'nt   'n 

ijiised   posiiiou. 


542 


1.4T0,9^9       MOWER. 


low  I.         I';  :  'ri     \mV 


Oi-FILIAL  CiAZETTK 


UcT<jUhK  IG,  iy23 


CjkKL.  LoajNsON.  Iiavt'nport.    Inwa, 


assignor    ■  ■    l^iT^UMiv    Harvt'srpr    Company.    Lo    (.'lair* 


U).    191-^,    S»Tial    .No     .■'i4,U»3.      R* 


■T  . 


:te 


_Z1 


2  Ar.  i;-,  ir;:*ns  '  .r  trinimine  h"i1e' <  nn<^  mowing 
lawi*.  ''  i:,;iri)(:n_'  i  '"jr'- r  ni^'';. jnisiii,  mfans  for  nup- 
9'  ?■]'.. ^  '■:>•  S..11I  nip''hani-!m  for  piTotal  ni'ition  through 
»L  iri^'l'  "f  1>'>  lie;---' "S  about  a:i  axis  at  riijht  angle  to 
;ht  'j"iiic  lU'-  ■■in.i  m>';iri^  f^.r  .ip'-ratin^  tht^  ':utt>>r 
T'-  'h '■■  i-iii:    :r'    iny   ,i!ii:ular   p<")«ition. 


l,4Tn.90ti      I'i'.'H  KS> 
IN'i     M.VTI-.RlAr, 

porat''«l  N  .V  \  ^k 
nied  Oc;.  3.  ;■- 
(CL  91—70.) 


Ml.     \f.\\t  i  A'  n  FUSi;  INSULAT- 

!  \  \  N.  is     r      L'  '  A-      Ka-t     Oraiiije. 

U'.-'-Tu     1-".  !■■.  '  r-.'-    '  '  'inp-i -iv,     I:. >■■'-■ 

\     V  ,    n    '  ■    -;.'.r  i  'li^n     ••    N-'a    V'iric. 

Stri'il    .\-.    r.iM.SS..;.      .'    v.laiiiis. 


'?■ 


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rA 


2     rh"   Hi   'h-^   of  ■: 
»hirh    "on-'N";    ''^ 
it'ori't :  '•■■    :.  r  'P-T' 


— — ^ 


/ 


uir;K  fl'T'''!-:  ,r  rellilar  ma'^-rial 
■•^n'ini.'  'h-  rna't-rtal  to  in^  rpfi.st>  its 
rripr»''jn  If  in_'  rh<>  materia!  with  a 
ph.'nrOi'-  -''-j-i  iio  fhif  all  iri'iivi'lual  flhfps  or  (^flls  are 
tliorrii)tfhl7  •na'f'fl  ■\ii\  rif-h  sn  rt'sln  eontf>iit,  partially 
curing  fi.--  r-^-;in  Si,  liiar  it*  '•on>ii-it>'nry  wh^n  later  sub- 
jprrj.,)  r,i  iTa'  iH'!  '>r.-:sur<'  'InririK  tho  final  ''tirln?  will 
I'c  appr'  T;:Ti.i'>'ly  t»',iial  t.)  that  of  thf»  matfrial.  and 
flraily   '-'in  , ,'  hy   rh--  11  pplii^ati'in  'if  h>'at    iini   pr>'s<i,jrp. 

"  Th''  m>'n'ii  of  n..!tning  a  rtbrous  m.sulatina  material 
whi-'h  .■ompns '3  imi)r'':;Daf inc  a  flbrnus  mat>'rial  with  a 
jh*  fioiic  i-o!;iensati'ia  prodo.  r.  lurinu  the  i-oinlensation 
product  to  suc;i  a  rfic.-Ji.srpii.y  that  uix)n  the  sutuj-qufnt 
applioation     >f    pr^.-isiir''    'm    th.'    mass    the    coti'len.sati-n 


troiluff    will 
flen-iati"n  jiT' 


'Jit  ■  ;;.Itil,   and    finally   curin.;    th*'   <  ■:! 
( ;  ['lioation  "f  ii-'at  arnl  j)rta».«iir' 


;  47.)  90!  TI'I  V.\'\ 

F'Es    K     [.■■v:'Ei  ■     ^' 
El.TTi      I-  .rll:-vv 
^l,rp«l^a  !  ;oa     of     \'f 
rial    No     4o^  h.j2 
1     [n     a     t.'JfHihniw 
o'ltgoing    lines,    a   lin 
connection    betwe«^n 
lin".    a    r<^peatinif    '-"oi 


said  rppea'in„'  ■  '  ■■  ruprlsiiJt.'  ;  priiuHry  win. ling  and  a 
8''o,iii(Jiiry  wiiiiJi.'ig,  .1  switfhli.-'  ilfvli  h  f,,r  virvini;  'h>' 
rati"     if    •}).■   number  of  turn~      '   .sai.!    •..•■  nri,i;iry    winding 


' ....  • ,  .  rijt:  -  ' 


i(,-i  >^ 


p 


tf; 


'-i^* 


-J"T,JI- 


f    s-iiil    primary    witiiling,    and 


to     th>'     :;.:;,       •'.':';  sj :  11^ 
llieaii^    «.■.».  •  ..r^tl    a.  ;  ■  :     sa!'l    ..iirk'    ■:,>:    llIo■^    tvi    <;j[,ipl.v     im- 
pulses to  control  tbe  operatioti   -f   saiii   switohini:   -It-vi.-e. 


14  70,99-'.        TELKl'iP  INK  i-X'    M-  s\(,i:      --t-Tl^M         Ai,- 
KEN   E.    Lf.NDELL,   N    vi.     i     rk      \       1  «>  _;.    '    ;       W'.-t.rn 

Electric  Company.  Incorporated,  New  York.  N.  Y.,  a 
Corporation  of  Now  York.  Filed  Sept.  8.  1920.  Serin! 
No.  40«.851.     11'  Claims.      (CI.   179—27.) 


n 


i"L 


1  1  rt  a  t'-lephone  cxchanne  system  'ivoTin.-  'Iro-^  out- 
going  lines,  a  link  circuit  to  l)e  used  ir:  nat>  xhi.c  a  o'ui- 
nertlon  •>.  'w  ■'  an  incoming  line  and  an  t.  liii-  iis-  a 
repeating  o::  a.s.sociatcd  with  said  link  cir^  nt.  « ai!  r.'peat 
Ing  coil  comprising  a  primary  winding  and  a  -■  ii.iay 
winding,  means  for  varying  the  ratio  of  the  Enti  !i  r  ' 
turns  of  said  secondary  winiling  to  the  number  of  tn-i  s  f 
-a:  1  primary  winding,  and  means  associated  with  sill  it- 
ktoinK  lin'S  to  ran.-;''  the  operation  of  ^aM  rnM>i  virMiig 
means. 


-tT'i  '<'»:■ 


"ni  I   KK      FOR      M.VtiNKTM      roNTACTS 


LaWSii\      ,\M;iis      LOCXDAGIV.     Tram        <  i  r    J  I~iie(l     L'ec 

19.      luwi        Serial     No.     'A\<:  w:*        -     1  i.,ms.        (CI. 
IT.-;-  -.324.  . 


iiNK  KX'il  \Ni".F      <YSTKM  .\f.- 

■s  T-rk     N     Y  .   assizr,    r   '  .   W.-sutu 
In.MrpH.,- ,  tf'l.    N^'w     V  Tk      N      Y       a 
York        Filed    .-Nepf      s.    1920        Se- 
■;    «  iaiHM.       c'l.    17r> — 27.) 
•  \i  han^*"    «v»t'Mii,     iii'-oniins    Hnfs. 

'■ircviit    to    ho    used    In    establishing   j 
n    ini^iniini:    line    anil    an    outgoing   i 

a^>Jo.-;,i!  ed    w.rii     salil    link     -ir-'uit,    | 


!  In  III!.! 'lU  I ;  ion.  a  ora:,k  i-.i-.>-  a  iii,i-!i>mo  .oiiiaiT  in- 
ludin.'  a  la.m  :ng  extending  tiiroiitrh  fio>  .THiik  caw,  a 
!..sk  car.'iLd     i   .said  bushing  ext'-nuriy  .f  the  crank  case. 


I 


UcTouLR  16,  rJl23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


543 


a  st'id  hi'UC  il  within  th''  .a-at.k  r.iM  a  pi''"''  mounted 
o!'  said  =t'i(l  -lai  I  n-''i_'eaM.'  with  said  disk,  said  platt 
teing  of  Yshij"'  forinaiinn.  d.'prnding  flnnpi's  furin-d  on 
j^aid  pl.i'i  and  i-'iL-n -■  .■. '  1.'  ui'h  the  i»Tiphor.\  nf  -aid  disi^ 
V  spariiiu  lip  at  on<'  1  aid  of  th«  plati.  and  a  i.ut  thn-ad 
I'dly  m.iunttal  ..n  said  stud  am!  eiipa  iz-'alde  witfi  said  plate 
f'.i    foT'  inL-   'h.'    la.it.r    ;ii!"  1  ii^a  _•■  irii  nt    w;'h   said   disk 


Mid  pri'va-iitinu'  th.ir  romoval  by  an  uii.auth'-r;/.  d  [•ersor. 
-aid  ni^ai.s  .'iii:pr{slnv'  a  Ftrnp  having  .a  I'mp  :■.  m>t!il  re- 
■T  f.irrtni:    ri..  rnhiT    positiutied    within    thr    loi-j     fory;tf''!    "n 


:,47n;j'H  Toil. HI  .MCl'hli:  ,f>\u;s  1!i:t  <  K  M*sov, 
.Ir,  N.asli'.i.li  T'  :  I  IM"!  .lui>  !T.  r,lL'2  .-trial  No. 
o7ri,4T',*        '"     I  'liiiai-         (Ci     2"'V      o'"'   I 

.9 


\      i.-v,        .  f    th"     fdia'-ait>':-    'i.-rriVicd    coniiirislii^'    .a 
tidinlar  casinj  'ipen  :  !   one  end  and  closed  at  the  other,  .a 
CUl'     r.-oipro.  .-lid'     within     tin-    casing    and     being    disposed 
ther>-in    ni>n      ;  :■    '  pt-n    ■  nd    .ait'Tinost ,    a    ht>'W    extending 
from     ih-      i'i'.s,-d     >!'!     "f    fb"    <  ap    witlun     th      1  asin^;    in 
HM.'U    aliMMo'iit     u-li    til.'    '    'p.    a    rol'itahl.-    -loc\.     extend 
in..'   thr-u^'h    ih      rl'.-rd    ond   of  tin     .asin'.:   and    tiireadedlv 
e;  KaK'in-    tl..     -.  n  w     means   ciinno' ted    with    tbi-   sleiv.-   ex 
(fri'irl.v    iif   th"   laisin.'   f-r   ri. fating'  the  latter   and   fur   pir>-- 
venting    !■  mji  I  udinal    niov,  ni'  nt    of    the    sh  ev    in    one    dl 
rection    relatively    t..    tlo    .aMa.:.    win  r'  hy   ridatiim    -f  the 
sle.-ve   will    or'n«iiin    liiriL-itudioni    niuxcuient   of   the   screw 
f'  ia!  ,v.'iv    t.  ■    thi'    '-a-i'  :: 


the  strap  and  secured   thereto,   the  loop  and  reinforcing 
n^ember    '■    n;;    i  r  ivid'd    wiM)    aligned   slots,   and   a    cnMe 

secured    ."!     It.      'I'd    ii     ih'    hasket    the  other  end    "f   the 
cable   beInK    adapted    to    be   insertod    through   said    slots. 


1.470.997.    ].\  >  nir.h;  stik  mini,  ma.  iiinI';.    Ch.^kles 

r  Mill  i:i!.  Chicago,  HI.,  assi;:nor  to  t'hirajio  Shoe 
Ma.-hinery  C.mpany,  Chicago,  111  .  a.  iHr].'  ration  of 
ll.mois.  Filed  Mar.  5,  1921.  Serial  No.  450,036.  8 
riairno.      (CI.   112-  -.-58.) 


l,47o. »■.(.-,        l.lM.INi;     MA'dllNF        Al.nEltT    E      Matnahu 
aid    W  II  i.iAM    .\     (irsMNa;.   Southhrivl.ee,    M.ass,.   a.ssign- 
or.'^    ;■•    -Vnornaii    npt'cal    ''.mipany,    a    Y.dunlary    Asso 
clati.in   of    Massa(  huso'ts       Filed    N.-v     20.    lltl'.*.      Serial 
No.    ;;»o  7;.|,;;       r,    Cl.iims        .  '  d     .M-     51.1 


.^I 


1  Iij  a  It-athf-r  stitching  machine,  th.  ronihunnti'  i;  «ith 
a  hooki  d  i..-*'<lle  operating  from  the  npi[»'r  *>ide  of  the 
u..rk,  it  tiir.ad  measuring  finder  dispos.d  below  the  work, 
a  thr.ad  thr.iw.r  dispised  helow  tb.  work  and  m.-untod 
t'  swin/  at...  n  a  vertical  axis  and  have  vertical  bodily 
niov.ni.'nt  imans  for  intermittently  swinpia^:  s.aid  thread 
t!  r.iw  r  ami  tur  simultaneously  raislm:  and  lowerini:  the 
>anio  VI  !i..r''h.\  th.'  threatl  will  be  enpaizod  and  ntaimd  hy 
th.  m.-asurini:  finger  and  for  subseijuently  in. .Mag  tiif 
thread  thrnwt  r  to  positinn  the  thnad  in  a  petition  to  be 
.'iigai-'tHi   bv   tlie  r>ecdlc. 


drr.  n  -t.  ni  sh.ift  J.iuriialfd  thiri.n.  a  se.'.,nd  shaft  iiar- 
a.li-n  \Mtii  th«-  st'.ne  shaft  ami  driv.'u  th' r.by,  a  third 
shaft  .!;-p.'~  .1  at  rictit  nngl.'s  to  tto  first  tw..  vhafts  aiul 
driv.n.  f:.'n,  ih.'  Rts^ond.  said  shaft  i>rojtatini;  l)Oth  fur 
war.lly  imd  r-arwardly  of  the  olh.r  two  shafts  a  lena 
carriatre  having  driving  in>'chnnisni  oj"  rable  from  the  f.ir- 
wir!  p'.rthii  "f  paM  thin!  shaft,  ami  stoin-  r.i'ipro.ait  int: 
ne.'han^tii  ..p.T.a'.'.l  hy  'h"  laM  rw"  ;  r'll.v  projertiUL'  porti.in 
of    said    sh.aft. 


l,47n.;e,.s  .\  KlU  d  d.A  M;  i  1  iNTH(^I.  U-iniaar  1  t  ^  v  s 
MlTTov,  Salt  I.aki  rit\.  1  lali.  assimnr  to  MiM.m  h'.:airy 
,\.r. .plane  C.in'r.d  Company.  Salt  Lake  rity.  Ctah,  a 
'■.irimration  of  rt.ah.  File.!  .\ng.  14,  V.^l-  .-eri.al  No. 
r,si  747       a    Cl.'dms.      (CI.    244—29.) 


l-t7.>:tlo,  TIRF  01;  WIIFFI.  CXURIER  TinKlE.-  \V 
M.Kis;,.  K  l.'O.l..,  "hi  assiu'uor  t..  Th<'  Willy-'iver 
;,n.l  '  .-i.ii.an.\'  T"!.  .In  ( ihio.  a  C.  .ri).  .rat  i..n  of  i)hi>' 
Fihd  N.iv  14  101-  <i-T\i\\  N"  2<'i2.."O0  fi  id.ainis 
'(•1.    22  4      211   I 

1  In  a  device  of  the  (d.as^  .j.s.Tihed  .aimprlsini.'  in, 
(aifnblnntioi),  a  b.'isk.'  for  -uiip'Ttinp  spare  tires  or  wheels, 
mans    for    hoMtiii:    -pare    tir.  s    or    wheels    In    the   basket 


'h  In  .an  a.>roplaii.  .-.nfr.d  of  the  .diara.'ier-  d. -<  ribed, 
comiiri^ins  a  hand  control  le\-er,  a  coriliootinj;  rod,  a  p.ndtl- 
him  lever  and  n  universal  snpport  for  onrh  of  sni.l  'evers. 
sab!  r.inneeting  rod  for  connecting  said  hami  oontr-'l  lever 


■■•44 


P'srts   r-'-stirii;   in   tviiri 
pianf'.   horns  'Hi  fCit'  s( 

iT.nTt'l    wire's    a'farh'' 
ta-'h-.l    •,,    s.ii.l    li.Ti.ii 


v'lamis.      (i  1.  1-  -1 


OFFICIAL  (tAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  U>,  11)23 


^•t  ther,  shafts  on  saM  'luivtTsal  sup- 
IKS   serurf-<l    tn   tht"  sld>>!<  '"f   tti''  nrvn 
t  i<f  said  shafts   having  the  elevator 
!    th-T-'t'>,    aileP'iii    '''iistr'M    wir-'s    :it- 
:':rn    '..",  tT    and    nifuris    f'lr    s»'<.':ir:nij 


1.471,001  SKAT  I'llNSTinc'IKlN  Sam(  K.I,  W.  MCHOL- 
si-.v.  ToLmIu,  Ohi.i,  :ii,sUnor  to  The  Willys  Overland  t'om- 
paiiy.  T(ile<i  >.  Ohio,  a  rorjHir:! t ii.ri  of  Ohio.  Filed  Aug. 
8,  1917.     Sorial  No    mr,,(»iU      6  ClainiK,      iCl.  L'96— 6r>  ) 


1.470.99U      I;!mOMKI:<,     Am.  l  \1  i  ho,  *  \  s  u^k.s  .  .N.  w   V-rk, 


3,    19-'3 


al    No.    t5l*9.-tl 


I  In  a  \ihi'i.'  [i,,.lv  n,  o.ontiiiia  t  i<it!.  a  flrivt>r's  si>at,  a 
stiiJiiu'  front  st-ar  In  i  i  ro'  with  the  'Irlvr'^  seat  and  nor- 
rnaMv  sparo,i  fh.r.'fr  ino  s.ml  Hlidlni;  w.-ut  heint'  slldable 
touoirrl-  an.l  fr.,ni  ■  h.-  inv.r<  seat  tu  ppMvido  a  pasMce 
foi  pa-s(.tii,'.Ts  Ti.  the  r.MT  iif  the  vehirle  between  said  glld- 
al'le    <.:it     :nol    rl;o    -i-l.'    -.k  »\l    nf    lit,     veSiirl,.    hod  \ 


1.471.W2.      ^,L.v^;s    MA»  [IINPTKY       Avot    Parts,    Mount 

Vernon.  Ohio       Kile.i   F,.(.    -.o,  l',».M.     .Serial  No.  447.793. 

0    Claims         <  'i      4',i      »;  i    , 


1.  .\ -i  aii  irfii'I.'  .il'  mo  iiui'a'f  lire  a  p.iir  nf  Moomers 
Compri*iint;  i  ti"i!y  i"'qtion  tertiuuatini;  in  an  elu.stie  wai.st 
haiol  an. I  having  a  ;iair  ..f  l.-c  rnemhers  terrainatinki  in 
elastic  kio'.'  bands,  sjiil  body  i»]rti  oi  and  a  lei;  memtjer 
ha'ni_'  I  N.'rfi'-a!  (.pi-nini;  at  the  r>uter  side  (>itendini{ 
:hfoi;.'h  the  elastic  wlist  t>and  and  the  elastic  knee  hand, 
and  fisfninii  means  for  rel»-a.«ably  connwtinK  the  ;r>f 
•  niJ^  of  the  elastic  wiist  band  and  also  the  free  ends  of 
saiil  .lasfio  knee  ►lanil  sjiid  Ux  member  having  oppo«iteiy 
eif- n.liru'  .-h.^ur.'  [..Ijiins  foldable  over  upon  opposite 
edt-'vs  r.f  ^rtid  op.-ninkr.  and  alternately  securable  upon 
•'Pl-'site    sides    "{    •i.nki    of)t'nintc    on    the    exterior    of    tiie 

tjMr-^ieiit, 


l.tTl.DOO.   CO.MITT!'*!;    MEi'HANISNf        Fkavk    It     M    i.- 

KOKD.  St,  Lioi:s,   M.  I    and  .loiiv   Iuv:i.  IM'  kinsov,  chi- 

a_'o.     Ill,:    s.iid    in|'klnson    assi*rn..r    to    said    Mii.ford. 

i-iivd    Feo.    lit,    i;'.;^.      Serial    No.    44t;,,jl7.      l>i    Claims. 

(CI.  235-58. 


•*     Th. 


figures    arrini,'-.!    in    a  ■i''»'fi<l:!i  _■    vaoi 

'h-'  ;>'  'Stn  i  .-h.i  r_'.-s  :■'"  : 

pap-T  -itrip  ii,r  .  jM,.;r  ;,■ 

type    :];'ir'-<     rn.-r.^     i 

•he  wei.;}}'   .,'■  an     i,'>ji 

ti'Ois   r>f   .iaid    dr  lui    an 

fiT   rotatin..'  said   i.-'ii 

to    ''ach   i.th'T   il,   a   c.j 


)  :n    n  tvi  n_'    i    r'lw 


■y[>.. 


■' Tfi  sp.inilini;  to 
I  -':>  n  /  If.  if  rn'aiK  f'.r  pnidiiiK  a 
'.  '  '  r»'e.ovi  Hi  ;  i;i  pr'-siiOi  frnm  s.aiil 
t'la'-d  i.v  n  i|  [ir.'p.irtiMna'elv  to 
t  t'lir  detrrm  i  0  1  h_'  th>-  r>'lativ.'  posi 
1  «'uidin_'  tn.'an^,  and  p.iwer  means 
a  means  and  snol  drum  relatively 
[itiniioiis   direction 


7  In  i;lasH  wurksiii,'  ijipa  ra  !  o-i,  in  conito  nat  imi.  a  kIam 
i'..nt,iiner.  biirnerb  p..saioti.Hi  ab  ve  ih.-  l.'\ei  nf  the  kI^bs 
V  irhin  said  eontaiiier,  a  pair  of  separai)le  roll  forming 
"■•'ions  arrari.;ed  i.i  ',.  ji.isiM.oosl  wifhiti  said  container, 
>aid  .icoi.ins  l)eini.'  pruvid.'d  wiOi  recisteri n k'  ipeninBg,  the 
op.oiiru'  in  the  nvip'T  ^e.'t:.,',  liavioi;  its  b.wrr  end  rela- 
ti-fiy  .oilar?.'.!  wit'i  --'S"' t  'i  t!,e  ii[>P*t  >  ii'l  .if  the  open- 
ing pro\iil.-d  in  th.-  Imw.t  ,e.ti,,n.  ine.ms  f..r  maintaining 
saol    sections    in     p.l^itl.■ns    ,,f    relative    registration,    and 

m.-aiiH    c.op.r  If  iv.     uirh    i- [.[mt    ,,f    said    ^..-tiong    for 

raising  the  lart.r  •'.  a  p-.sitoin  (.ermitrin:;  the  >ii|.-s  thereof 
to  he  .^ubjert-.!  r,>  •!,.  h.af  ..f  sai.!  biirn.T-.  wlien  said  na- 
tions assunK'  an  ■■b'\  it".l  p..v!fi,,n,  s.ai.l  bnrtiers  heini?  fur- 
ther po«itiuned  t..  r. -•-.'.-  w'f'i  'h..  iipp.-r  -iorface  of  said 
liriper    se.  M.in    wto  n    •in-    litt.T    m    ;n    its    b.w.T.-d    p-.sition. 


l,*71aM'.".  Mlllli  i',..\  1  K[  r  I'KiMoix,  I.'.N  .Vngeles. 
''i!if.  l'ii.<)  .Ian.  .'u,  iij^_'.  s.Tiil  \o.  :j.i<Ki''>0.  4 
c:a!nis       'C'l,    143— S9.) 


J 


1  V  niiter  !h!j;  .,f  :\).  ii.ira'.T  sh..wn  and  described 
comprlsin;;  a  b'dy  having.'  an  '>pen  vertical  center  and 
two   d.-tachabj..   «i.l.'   Hint:-     a   »l.''».'d    'nbular   tnember  de- 


<  H  luUtK  Hi.   \-lS', 


V.  IS.  J'ATENT  OFFICE. 


545 


tachably  and  mtalably  mounted  in  tiie  ui«ti  center  of  said 
body,  guiillng  iiieanw  i.i  receive  a  saw  hlidaidy  mounted  in 
said  slotted  tubular  in.  mb«  r,  a  segmental  kteni  i.n  said  body, 

n   Rear  ring  iKirti'ii   on  sabl   tutnilar  m.  uiber   p.i>iM d   to 

mesh  with  said  Ket'incntiii  ::ear  and  means  for  ii.cklng 
said  ROgmentnl  gear,  whereby  saiil  tubular  member  ran  be 
turned  and  held  In  different  adjusted  positi.n^  ^ibstan- 
tially   as    dP8crib<>d 


nihin  incluituiK  .,[,  ;iii\M;,i\  ,-eat  piv.ila!l.\  m 
first  no  nip.neil  >,  at  aiijiiienr  il  >  bii!^;e.l  eioi.  ; 
mount,  d  ..ii  tht  Hist  inenli'.L-d  !?t'iit  adjacnt 
a  phirnlity  of  «upi)ortlng  rods  plvotall.x  ;i. 
endv  of  the  first  m.iit|..!Hil  ri.d,-  and  to  th. 
a'.ix)liarv   scat   inti  :  :nc<lijiti    tioir    ends,    tht 


lunt'd  i.n  t  iie 

i  j.air  i-f  r.ids 

ilc   free  end, 

lUi;.'(i     to    tlie 

.    II, i-     of      tht' 

(a.il~      i'    said 


1    i71.n(i>        TOi:  CLATi:     FASli:.\i;i;  .1  .  at  -     I 

Cleveland,    and    Wiiinvi    »'      ^\^I    a;.  !  :  -•     '  1 

Ohio,       Fibal    .hino    'J,     l'J-S2^       Serial  N-      ,'.tj,'. 
<  lairas,       iCl,    1      21,) 


27 


Hi  i|., 

.  iai:.!. 


'■•'  t^^ 


f9 


>ui.p'.rtinj.-  r-.ilv  a.laiited  t  .  b.    ravte.l  .ai  Itie  iH.tt..in  .'f  .-aid 

box    w  iieii    tile    anxiliai.x     >'.at    i>    in    an    <.perati\.     [..isiM4.n, 

biiltf<  on  the  suifiorting  rods,  and  tirace  rotls  provided  with 

''  ■  j    elongated     slot.-i     f'.r    engaging     the    b!ilt>     an.!     pivotally 

I     A    toe  plate    fastener    for    shoes    comprising    a    fixed    |    mounted    at    their    ends    adjacent    the    hinLo^l    .■!:.!    .f    'he 

guidebnr  merged   at   one   end    In   a   semicircular  stanchion    j    first    nientione.i  ^ent 

supiMirting    a    last,    and    a    pressing    device    slidably    em     j 

bracing   said    giiidebar    atid    having   a    lever operated    ram    | 
;i<lapted    to   t)e   manipulatisl    to  overhang   and   opixisc   said 


last. 


1,471. ((07         I'HAIK,        liiKtHT     SniMiUT.     Ho>t..n,      Mass, 
l-'ib-d    .!an.    4,     I'-'l'lV       Serial    N..     fi  10.  *>:■!•_'.       1    Claim. 


3171, Oof)  I,TFTKR  F(»R  CILIN.VKV  1  TFNSir,S  Hj  nhv 
1.  Sami'I.e,  Chicago.  111.  Filed  ArT,  2H,  lifJ-,  .Serial 
No     ^.",7,050       2   Claims       (CI.   294-  -.".4.)    ; 


1,471,006,  CHAIR.  Kop.f.rt  Sch.mipt,  Boston.  .Maf^s 
Filed  Dec.  .'U,  1921.  Serial  No.  52P),1R9,  2  Claims, 
(CI.    155      132,1 

1.  In  combination,  a  chair  including  a  box  formed  with 
a  bottom  and  side  iwrti'iis  and  a  hingedly  mounted  top  for 
forming  a  seat  and  closure  for  the  box,  a  high  chair  mecha- 


In  1  .  :,air  including-  ar:i  r.  vts.  n  -  .if.  a  pair  of  arms 
eilen.linc  from  the  ends  of  said  shelf  aii.i  provided  with 
longitudinally  (Xt.nding  sb.ts.  ext<ii^i..ns  f.irmed  ..n  tl;e 
ends  of  said  arms,  pins  on  the  ciiair  fur  ..n;;a::inij:  th.e 
>lots,  stoj.s  dispi.seii  on  the  chair  below  th.-  jiins  for 
enjiagement  liy  the  extensions,  wtieretjy  t!,e  slielf  may 
bi'  held  in  ext.  iision  of  tlie  lack  rest  uf  i  be  (  l.air.  ttie 
slots  in  said  arms  being  provided  witli  olTsi  t  pnrtions  so 
as  to  h(dd  saiil  shelf  in  a  forward  position  n'H.unted  on 
said  artn  rests  when  the  I'liis  are  in  en;:ni:enieLit  with 
the  offsets 


1.471, DOS,      PISTON.       Henry    Schmitt,    I'-tn.it,    .Mich. 

Filed    Oct.    C.    1919.       Serial    No.    ."i;s.Sia7        2    i  iainis, 

(C'l.  74—  lOS.  t 

1.  A  pi.ston  including  a  lylindrical  wall  Ij.axing  an 
annular  exterior  groove  near  its  upper  end  of  greater 
depth   than   the  thickness  of  said  wall  and  forme.]   with  a 


portlriy;  f'Tf 'D  d!  :1  i:  Ir: 
with  1  !oni.'itU'iina: 
fa  ■■»     if   ''ii'    wnU   ;>nri 


■  Jfcf  I'trffliTWi-i 


W'lipjti  iiw  'W'^BWWWW 


OFFICIAL  OAZEI'I'F 


•(  roBER  10,  1928 


rarilv  from  ^"i*'  wall  nnd  provirfpri 
CTo.iT'"  op^niriiT  rhn'iiijh  fh»'  miKit 
"PTiiii?   at    iri   ".pp'T   ''nd    into    <ni'1 


1,471011       vKfn.rf    '•\UKKl.       Mr-i;\«>    I,-,  man    Smith, 
STr'i'-i«p      \      V         Kn.,1    Apr      :.'s.     1919        SfHal     No. 

-Jo:;  ipn      i  >  mi^       (ci.  301— 11. > 


aaL..,ir   ^-rouve.    whpr^by    an    i;iip' rfi'ra'(>    ■yiindricnl    wall 
~   pr"Viilt--il    w'ii"'-    riia  I-   yifhl.   .In.'    *•<    the    vif!!!'!.'     /.-aM 
w.ills  of  th>'    :  iD,'!:'jdi:..iI    crnovf 


1  47:  I'"''         1  'PflTH 
>     H'   V(  \'-Ht:R.     S.ii; 

i"ic    I  I:  ■;   al   *"i'!;:pan 

\«sr,i-:;ir  i.  itl      "T"      Ma 

S*^r:,\\    No     5.'.1,233 


r.,\lir      MO  [-NT  IN';         V.:  m---      I, 

Sri'!-.',    M;is^      ;is^ij;!i''-    •  •     V:;;*^:. 

V.    S.MirhhrM-'f,    Mass      a    ^Mluntary 

.-^i.'hus.'Tt*         Fi:-!     Apr      I'j.     lUU-', 

4  Claims       (<  1.    <^>4 — .■>.■?.) 


\  vohiclo  wheel  having  meaiks  for  supporti;  l.-  i  ;  D"  a- 
Da'ic  irp.  the  rim  of  the  wheel  beln^'  f  rni'  1  wit)  a 
traiisvT-;.'   «ln<-    f'lr   rf'ci'lvlnir  thp   valvr-   .•..;i,   of   \hf   tir.  , 

'''■>■  «1"'  •■x*>':].!:]ij  p/i:-My  'hmMuh  •  •■  ri!^  from  oiiP  gide 
i  •■•r<-!"  in.l  iip.i,:ri^-  through  r>.-  .■i;,.T  ami  [>•  ripht-ral 
face's  of  the  run.  and  a  closure  fi.r  rhe  .slu:  ci.in,pnMiDK 
a  block  for  filling  or  substantially  fitting  the  b!  t  ttie 
bliirk  belnp  provldn  l  »if?;  v  wisli.  r  cTicIrrlimj  tl;..  \nive 
stem,  substantlallv  as    arl  f.<r  t..    ;i  .rp.^-.^  .^.'t  i<'i-th 


ll'l  ^\, 


\  ni.  'intiti.-  -:'  I:,--  .  Isara.t.  r  d  s.-j-i-el  in- -i.l;r,_-  a 
farwardly  eitt-iidinL'  f'Ti;  posifi.m  ph.1  piec»',  <pacvd  bear 
ins  rn.  mf.^rs,  nunm.  filli,  huabiti-s  pmbracirik:  portion.-*  .if 
sai'l  b^ariru-  riieri.!  <-'l  f.T  -.'-ppMrtirii;  the  snra*'  at  rhp 
■r  1  !■'  :!"!•>  ►T.d  pit-ci  ;u..)  a  CumposiM'in  t'-mpU'  tiavinj 
,1  -■  "jl  ;.'r  ►•!i.-a_'in-'  '*•■  -\:d  pipcp  and  havin^'  a  proJo'-tinK' 
■"'"■'   pivotally   arraai:.-.!   tjftwfpn   *aid  bt'arin-'  n!*'mbers. 


i..i:i  >)i:      \  A>  I  I  M    it.  \ii'      ii'  ui-it  '  .   i.N_".,.k,   South 

tjran^.     N    J      i>.-i|inor   to   Western  Electric  (■■'inpany, 

Iricurpora-.'d.    .Sew    York.   N.    Y..   a   f"i»rpornti,.i,   >if    N>'W 

V    rli        i'.i-d   Jun»'    IG.    lOL'l.      Serial   No.    477. '.liO       ;,0 

!  iiLUS.      (CL  230—13.) 


1,471  niM        SI'INNINI.     TOOT.     AN'l'     MArHlNK        ,;  -a -. 

N,    Skl\h;.    Chi'-,ti:.'     :;i,    as-^^i^nor    t"    Wpsffrn    F>ctr'' 
,  Company,    In<'"rp..-    •  .1     N',  w    York.    N     Y      a    I'^rporn 

tlou    of    New    'I   ..k        I  ile,!    [>. -■     H     lOlO        S.Tia'    No. 

344  24L'       Is   Cl  ,i!j:-J       ,n     r>     ^7   ' 


8,    In  a    r:'a('^;i• 
a    ri.'arT    work 
ulida^  ]c    tr-.'T'ori     1 : 
niftfaily  rji^pos^-.i   '..o; 

mnllT   wUht!-,iwri    r'rf  r" 

8'i;S"'*tin_-     t'  "     .T'li.'f     t 

f>n'  '■'f  ■<  work-pia-M  ( 
ap«>n  rh<»  arm  and  ?•: 
the  t"<d   to  the  said  no 


'a-r.a-!nafu>n  with 

j'iid*'     ,a    ■■:!  ["r;a^;i 

:\     ~';^sran  tiali  \ 

i*arri«^'f    and    nor 

'i:p    work    *;(Md«T    a    --winslnj  arm 

sw:r,.'    '':•■    ',.,;    i-ndw;sp    intf^    o- 

n    fh(^    holder.    Jtnd    !<pritiffs    sctltii: 

o1.>     -p<p...'tivo|7-     '<»ni!1n:r    ''">    movn 

r-nal   p<isition. 


I  I:  a  va<  i  ::!!  [.ur;ip.  a  puddl.'  of  amlteu  :!iotal  having 
two  porti'tis  •!  .  r  which  in  maintained  at  a  temperature 
su!,>.-taDtiflI;y  higher  than  the  temppra' ar.-  of  the  other 
portion,  fne:iii*  for  hearing  each  ••''  -:\<:\  porth.n^  m.-.niii 
for  !n?!-od'i.  !-ij  •';.-  _;-  frtim  the  vc^<.-i  ',,  ;...  ■xhanpted 
into  the  '.apur  strcmi  emanntins:  fro:i!  t>!p  hiEh  tem- 
perattire  portion  of  tho  pnddle,  and  •v.oah-  for  causing  the 
metfj'  '-ondfoi^;,.,}  fr'.oi  »h.  vTp.  -  <'-.'firn  'o,  rpt'im  to  tbt 
low    •.■'!, p'-ra  '  II  re    p.  '••  ■  ■  ■       '    t  jo     ;  -ijai 


1.471.'ii:'.         TK.VNSM  n  riNw     l-FVirF, 

vrH  .<I'>;eo,   N' w   V.-tk,   N    >■      .is^,_-i.^ 

'r-o    <"ioT:par!y      Ir  .■.irp..r,i  t-  .|      N  •  vv     %  ,, 

p.i-a'ii':    i  :•■    \f'»     '>  ..rk        i  ilf.l     \.,, 

No    :'.:',:•  _  i ;       t  Claims.      ((  i     177 

1  A  sioind  .'•sponslvf'  device  of  •« 
fprent  pn  r'ic'il.ar  frequencies  Conipri«:aj  n  [lair  of  nor- 
:na!!y  <■  parato.j  ..p  .m  ro(|i.<i,  n.  vitiri'..r\  n:<^nit.er  !o;pport- 
\ng  one  of  t^•>  (deetrndeK,  and  a  vihratnry  tnember  mip- 
portlns  tho  o'h.r  i'  •''<■  .Meotro.l.w  eir-h  rlhratory  mem- 
ber and    'h''   '•.•«:ii.,-tn  >•  .-l.-i-t  r.id"   ^'ippor'r-d   thereby   form' 


I  *  N<  K«      B I  a  K  - 

:u    W.-«tern   Elec- 

'k     N     V      a    Cor- 

]'■>     :'.'I9       Serial 

s-ir.«fantiallv   dif- 


OcTOBKK  If.  ):i_';; 


L.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


547 


in.:  a  movinp  sy-ifni  havlnu"  a  idKxen  natural  period.  I  a  liijuld  .arid  to  siiiui  1'.-' -ifroisl^'  1  Iom  when  t!  e  d' vice  Is 
,ind  the  rhonen  nai  irnl  poi-iod  of  one  niovliie  system  belnp  |  brontrht  !i>  r^s'  withifi  'be  Ivpiiii  'h-'  !n>ocr':p'ed  spaf^' 
Buhstniitlany   difT-r«iit   from  tti*-  <-bo»en   natural   period  of 


the  otb'-r   ii.()\ing   s\-:';a.   "lo-   of   -nui    '.  i[i:'.-i 'o:;,    uo  iiiber^, 
b«dn'_'    supported   b}    'io    r  1    >.••   whiiilv    t-aid   iboirodis   art 
brmiRbt    iiito    colitaet    wloii    said    ni"Vii,i:    sysleuis    aia     \i 
t.rawd   .'(t   'itii.T  of   tlir   rw'   .  i,os<  n   natura!   p^  riods. 


471, "14  !dSK      WUKFJ.         .1  .-ni!      ,C      Sttinmktz. 

Fhllad- Iphv'.    I'.a        Filed    Apr     1^     1922,       Serial    No 
555.1.':;;.      4   rlai'n^       (CI    .SOi— f,:i  . 


.»    f   ^  -^ 


■3    t  M/ 


4  .-Vi)  aoii!ii(dali  whep;  ^f  di-  siiijjle  di-k  t.\p''  iticlud- 
irij  a  rim  plaN'  aiount.-d  lipon  t|o'  disk  ami  foiaiiiiit'  par: 
■if  rto-  tin  riii  ,  ^aid  rim  pla''  pr<i\idoil  witii  aa  aportar< 
tiiroui;b  wliiidi  ;i  liia  \aKi-  stem  [irojeets.  having;  in  coii, 
!in:iiioi,  ail  ^ini.iilar  liieiiiji.  r  iiilaptt'd  to  be  positioned  in 
•lif  anuie  for  ai.  ,1  o.two.Ti  rh>'  disk  and  tlie  saiii  rim  jilate. 
said  niembtr  liavin>;  its  edfes  s<  eured  to  the  disk  and  to 
tlif  rim  plate,  said  member  ba\in^'  a  depressed  portion 
f"riidni»  :i  ret'sx  adapted  lo  !(.■  (tecupied  by  the  tire  valve 
stem,  .and  a  iHurin^'  s\irf.o  o  fr)rmed  up*'"  said  membi  r 
posi!ioio',i  ad.iar.  ui  to  said  d^'pressed  portion  anaiii.st 
wao'ii  n  \alvi'  sti'ii;  laji  i.my  bo  rlaiuped  w  lien  serewed 
upon   the   va]\e   stem. 


1  471,015  r.IQTin  fs.VMT'FKlt  I'liiriv  W  Tomi-kins 
S;iii  Francisro,  i^nlif.  Fibd  Mav  4.  lO'.M.  Serial  No. 
4f16,S.'^S.      ?,   (  lalrns       iCl     ]  r;7      1  >^  i 

1  .\  d<-vlrc-  of  tho  rbaraetor  (b  scribed  comprlsinp  a  re- 
ceptarle  bavinjr  ralre  openiiiL's  at  the  top  and  bottom 
thereof,  \alve  members  rooperntinp  with  Mid  openines 
and  adapted   to  open  as  tlie  ref>'pt«rle  is  lowered  tbmnph 


££ 


A 


.^kJiJ 


^ 


ir  ■' 


it)  (iafd  f'  1,  pt;i(  ?<'  srf.iHid  the  lower  valve  wlo  n  if  is  open 
hein>:  of  a  erosssr,  tiona!  area  equal  jo  tlo-  la.-ss  sectional 
ii   n  of  the  botion    \,alve  opening. 


1.471.016.  S.VI'KT'i  ld,\!Cl.  i  m];  .\ !  'l  i  t.M  i  iRU.KS. 
VirToii  H  Una,  I.iidi,  '  aiif  1  ibd  Mar  L'^  1922. 
Si  rail   No.   7.47. .•.7,^.      ]    '  '.a.ui,      (i.'l.    -SO—  1  .SO, ; 


.\    safety    do\  li  e    f..r    uiotoi    vehicles    coniprisinjr   a    pair 
of  arms   .adapted   to    ).e   mo  an  led  onto   the   front   nxle  and 

dependiiitr  theretH>low  and   to   the  r'-ar  tloToo'    ard   'o11<ts 
incuiiiteil  at   tjie  lower  ends  of  the  arms. 


1.471,017       1  i;i.i:riuiNi:  iixciFW'.i:    sv>ri;M      sam- 

I  LI.  11  \\  1  ;.Li,\M.s.  J 1  .  l'rook>!i  \  \  .i>s,..uor  to 
NVesli  ni  lilectric  (.'oujpa  i.;.  .  lui  oi  pora  t,  ,i.  N.  vt  York, 
-N  Y  ,.  Corporation  .if  N.w  Y.ak  I'l.:  N-v,  25, 
1919       .s.rial    No,    ;'.4(l..'i4-       9    il.ainis  i     ,    179  —  27.) 


^ 


H  ^.- 


f£: 


'VTIT-J 


O  1 
"1 


■■■^v.   i"LV  'J'(f\  W  ^rd^JrrA-  .^1^  .«^ 

«    I  '■  * — 


1,  In  a  telephone  system,  a  <allin}r  s-ibseriber's  line 
provliled  with  a  snbstftflon  sender,  a  selective  switch 
accessible    to    said    line,    a    trank    finni:     'erTrana  tine:    in 


''ft'winM, 


548 


<alil   sf-lectivp    switch 
ivirh    said     trunk    linf, 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


(  h  TOUKK  10,  1U23 


iMiD  numerical   switi'h    asHofiat''il 

subscribers'    lint's    ♦ach    providetl 

vs-i'n   A  s'lb.-rafinn  s.-iuljer   itrminatinK  in   saiil   non-numprl- 

swi'rli,  :r'.ai]~  rt-sj  i.nslvp  t'->  thf>  s.-l.Tti  ;.■  n--ru,ltion 
■f  sai.l  substati.in  s'-ni  .t  for  8»'ttinK  sai.l  s.W't  I  vf  switch 
!;  -.Ill]  T'lnk  lin.',  mtjans  r>"sponsivp  to  the  pxtenslun  of 
*iM<l  i-alhiii'  siitisrritiprh  liii'-  through  saiil  s*>ifctivp  switch 
•..  -ai'!  -rink  liut^  t'l  a.'t'iHT»>  said  nou  luinKTi-'al  switcti 
to  I'ii-rhtT  .iiirMinatically  I'x'fnil  said  caliin.:  suhsoribcr's 
line  to  Olio  "f  ~a!d  !ii!>'»  !f rminatinij  in  siiid  noii  iri:n.Ticiil 
switch,  a  c"!iifiani..[i  siiwtive  switch  asso.  iau'd  with  said 
T'li'k  liri'v  s.il-^criN'rk'  lines  terminating  ii:  said  ci<m- 
;,a-.;.r)  s.l.criv.-  swircB.  and  means  under  conTnl  of  the 
suUta-i-n  sf'nii'T  of  ihe  subscriber's  lin''  to  w!;i<'h  the 
s:iM    ■a,!;!!;:    sul  scriNt's    line    has    be.=  n    eitend.'d    ',y    saiil 

to    set     said    --oiKpariion     selective 

■ailing:   subscriber  s   line    to   one   of 

terniinaiin^     m     said     ci.iupaiU'in 


ri 


-ai' 


i.-4:i  I'l 


rica:     switL-b. 

■    t'X'^Mld    said 

s.T;'>>'rs'     ill!' 

switch. 


•  k;.    B     Wii.i.iams. 
\\>'<r.-r'.\     VA-  tro-    < 
>».  V  .  a  Corpora  '  ion 
filed     Apr      IT       l^'ls 


TELKniONE  EXi'HAN'lE    J^YSTEM        Sam 


Jr.  r.rtMiklyn.  N  V.  assiiinor  to 
j.mpaiiy.  Ito-orporate<l,  New  Vorli. 
■  f  N>-w  Yorit  iiriu'inal  application 
S'-rial  No  _'■_",». o:T,  I'iitent  No 
1.4u«)]oo  i|ar.«l  IhA  i:;.  \{f2\  hivid.-d  and  'his  api'll- 
cation  filed  May  ll.  lOl'l.  Serial  No.  -i'".:-, ■»','-  JS 
Claims.     (CI.  1T!» — ilT  ) 


r 


In  a  t''l*i,hoiif  -iystinj,  th.'  combination  with  a  pi  i 
rairy  "t  lines,  an  •■^tt^nsion  .'ircuic  for  said  llufs,  a  step- 
by  step  siL-nal  contriiiing  device  associated  with  said 
ex'-  i.si'ii:  circuit  a  j:'i.fiinoitHtor  device  associated  wilh 
•(ai'l  :,-.>s  f"'  sele.iuHy  controlling  tto-  operation  of  said 
st-  p  li\  >'''p  signal  i|oiitrollin«  d>'vice  to  inilicate  t!ie 
chara^f'T  "f  said  lin-js  incident  to  the  extension  thereof, 
and  s'ep  i.y  sf  p  res.'trint;  means  for  restorin-.;  said  siiina! 
jontroUinir  devi.  !■   'o  pormal   after  its   selective  operatioi; 


1,471.019.       AN.\  TciNiliAI.    A  UTIi  TLAT' iR    FOFi    I'KN 

TAI.  t  SK  SvMiKL  iloGij  WiLsos.  illasgow.  Scotland 
Filed  Au_-  31.  I'jj.'.  Serial  No,  .'■.85,H53.  0  Claims. 
(Cl.  3-      1.) 


an    upper    and    a    low 


teeth    from    the    rear. 

Inclined    slots    in    the 


T   jaw    const it'it;n. 


■  pen     frame 


jectlou.s  upon  .said  oio-  .:aw,  Im  lines  upon  naid  other  jaw 
co-acting  witli  said  proje.  ;  i.oi>.  and  means  to  adjust 
said  inclines  iiidepeii.leiitl>-  ctwards  ,:iud  fi-iif  said  pro- 
jecti.iiis  wier.  '  '.  l;!Terences  111  ttio  condyle  paths  may 
he  alloweii   !..r 


1.4:1.020        \!r'l.\  LI.IC    1   ("d{.       HI.WM,:,      I     /  uivi-lc    \J\- 
porfc.    ind        1  i..d    Iiec.    7.    19i:i-      Sen..!    No.    :.2i>AS2. 


4   I'l.aims         I 


-53. » 


f     ^ 


1  .V  ni.-tal!ic  door  i-oir.prisiiiir  .i  fiarrie  fMrnie.t  from 
sheer  metal,  itiwarilly  ■■\'eii,lmi;  (lai^-.s  r.irrie.l  Py  said 
frame  and  spaced  rr-in  e,c  :,  ..Mier,  liianio'l-  di>jios..,l  be 
tween  said  flani,"  s  and  pr..',  !,!,•, 1  \*itti  should'  rs  i.iit;a;:inkc 
the  ed:;es  of  said  llant'cs  1  ;ri.d.l  i  tur  <li~posei!  within  the 
channel  and  provi.le,!  witii  a  centrally  ,lisp,,sed  IJ  shape<l 
portion,  the  mar.;nial  .  di;es  ..f  th.  [intiei  >'•  iiit:  dispoited 
within  the  Usl;aiH,l  p.^rri-c  ..f  t!i.'  in.d.lin;;  and  secured 
thereto,  shotilders  at'i.'.l  '  ^  the  U  -tiape.!  p.^rtion  ,,f  the 
moldilU'.  !!anL-es  .arr-.-l  '.  'I.-  ,'iann'l  :if^'\  ndapte.l  to 
receive  Ihe  shoulder-  a  loTi  the  ;Mi,el  is  f,.r,  ed  int..  the 
channel  and  the  t)otton,  thereof  Cwcl  .ciluardiy,  d..wn- 
wardly  an.!  .iUtw  irdly  .•xteii,iii,i:  ;.,,.t!i1.'Ts  carrle.l  by  the 
middin-  PTniiicalin.'  in  !i.  .ri/..  O!  t,a  !  1  \  disposed  portions 
eni;aKin4  the  mc  r  snb's  ni  tto'  frinie  l!ani:<'s  i-arried  t.y 
the  iiorizoritallN  itis[".se.l  r„,rM..iis  -aid  las-  naii.-.l  tlaiiites 
eiicajrifii  beads  .0,  ■'.■  iim-t  f;ices  ,.f  the  fr„,nc  ami  form- 
int:  n.eans  for  f..t.in_'  '  h.  -ai'-r  .d--cs  ,,f  -he  tmri/.ontal 
portions  into  enu^'-'nicnt   \v  '  • '    'he  fra'c 


1,471  u'-'l  INfllAlH'N      rVH'   MMKNT      lbi\i:i>     .>lNI> 

METHiili  'M'  MAKlNw  THK  SAME  !:  t:Ki!r  lU  tHl'S- 
i.Ki.  <  hoaj-  111.  Eiled  Mar.  1.'),  I'cjo  Serial  No. 
.p;.".'!*      -4   »  inims.     (Cl.  41— 2l.i 


*hect 


1.    \n  anatoiiiical   articulator  for  dental  use  comprisin.: 


ointed    toeether  at    the    sides   to   p- rn;it    of  acce^ss   to   the 


pivot    pins   on    one    jaw    wr.rkini;    in 
other   jnw    to    form    th'     i.hnts.    jiro- 


I  A  !siar,|  ■■:  the  Kind  .Icnh,.!  cwiiipiosin-.'  a 
,f  suita!  ie  pap'o-  no'cri.il  ;ni!.rei;iin  ti'.l  with  an  oil 
rhrou.:hout  th-  .niir.-  b.H!\  -h.-rcif  (arts  ,,f  said  iiu- 
presjn.ated  tiiateriai  beiii_'  reiolere.l  translncent  and  other 
parts  rendered  opnipie,  an<!  said  transiiicent  and  opaque 
porti'Uii*   bein_-   of   irreir-ihir    sh,,;,,.   and    a  r-aniiemenr. 

•_'  \  method  '■{  pro.] i;.  i  11.;  imitaiion  parchtnenf  board 
consi.stitij  in  in.prcL-ti  it  1  n  /  jciper  board  witli  oil  and 
thence  witbdrawiiik'  a  :<i.r^i<-r  nf  th.  oil  m  sp,,fs  |,,  pro- 
duce   a    Illot  t  |e,l    cT'-i  t 

7,  \  uieiliol  .if  ri!ii,ii;-  oiiitatb.n  parchment  board 
consisfin,-  in  tenhlini;  i;p  a  paper  Istard  with  a  plurality 
of  plies  of  paper,  and  Me  ice  einbossini;  the  s.ame,  thence 
successively  treating  tb--  same  to  nn  application  of  a 
hot  nil  followed  !.v  an  applica'i..n  of  coM  oil.  and  thence 
allowing  to  dry 

in.  A  nietho.l  ..f  p-  -.Incjni:  ornamented  imitation 
parchment  b<iard  consisting  in  enibossini:  a  paper  board, 
thence    cuttinj;    to    shap''    and    ..maiTieni  inj;    with    colors. 


fi 


October  16, 1923 


r.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE 


549 


thence  immer^inK  the  board  in  a  hot  bath  consistinc  of 
white  boiled  lln.seed  oil  and  white  paraffin  oil  of  sub 
stantially  equal  parts,  at  a  temperature  of  approximately 
2~0  decrees,  thence  immediately  imniei.sin^'  the  snme  in  n 
cold  bath  of  white  boiled  linseed  (dl  and  white  paraffin 
oil.  thence  drying  the  board,  and  thereafter  applyin>;  a 
hot  body  to  one  side  of  the  iKjard  In  spots  and  an  ab 
sorbent  body  to  the  other  side  of  the  l>oard  to  witlidraw  a 
portion  of  the  oil  and  produce  a  mottled  effect,  thence 
applyini;  a  suitable  stain  jirovided  with  a  carrier  that 
will  temporarily  cut  the  (dl,  and  thence  nllowink-  lo  (ir.\ 
-1  .\  method  of  making  paper  board  consisting  in 
succe.ssively  treating  a  paper  base  ninterial  with  an  ap 
plication  of  a  hot  oil  followed  bv  nn  application  of  a  C(d.l 
oil. 


1.471.ni'.'  SHAHE  ildlliKH  Hobkut  Hk.mu.si.ky  .  (  l,i 
cago,  111.  lil.ai  .Sept.  17,  1921.  Serial  No.  501,::7r. 
3  Claims.      (^Cl    :;40— lliS.) 


2  .V  shade  holder  comprising  a  flexible  split  band,  one 
end  of  whicti  has  a  pair  of  spaced  integral  ears  thereat, 
a  lever  pivoted  between  said  ears  and  having  a  slot 
therein,  the  other  end  of  .said  hand  lielng  nonrotatably 
slidable  in  said  slot  and  having  an  integral  enlargement 
at  its  tip  for  preventing  Its  withdrawal  therethrougli 
whereby  the  pivotal  clamping  movement  of  said  lever 
will  slldably  pull  said  secirnd-rnentloned  end  so  as  to 
(  ircumfereniially   overlie   the   first-mentioned   end. 


1,471.023  BCHIAL  CASKET.  Wii.ma.m  J.  Hien,  Belle- 
ville. Ill  .  assignor  to  Belleville  Casket  Company,  Belle 
ville,    II!.,    a    forporafiou    of    Illinois.       Filed    Dec.    21, 


1922.      Serial    No     00S.19.''. 


Claims.      iCl     240 


11 


1.  In  a  burial  casket,  the  combination  with  tlie  l^>dy 
of  the  casket,  of  a  panel,  a  source  of  light  carried  by  aaid 
panel,  and  a  collapsible  canopy  of  flexible  material  also 
carried  by  said  panel  for  reflecting  the  rays  from  said 
•ourcp  of  light  forwardly  and  downwardly. 


1,471,024.  ANTIGLARE  <;rAIU>  VHH  HF>AnL 
Ernest  I '.win,  Mnywood.  III.  assignor  of  one 
L<iuis  Wachiei,  Chicago,  111.  Filed  .Sept.  1.*^.  19 
rial    No     .'ss.v.-.o       ,\    (   l.aims,       (Cl.    240 — 4.H.4   1 


IGHTS. 

half   to 

22.     Se- 


1  .\n  anti  i;lare  guard  for  head  liirhts.  comprising  a 
concavo-convex  sheet  m.  tni  .lisc  ha\ini.'  a  series  of  trans- 
verse downwar.tly  ;tii,i  forwanil.N  inclined  louvers  and 
a  central  ring,  .and  a  tbit  ili-c  nf  •  r;i  iishicent  material 
mounted  in  said  riiig 


1.471,025.  CITTINC  M.ViHINF  Mlhaki,  K^aM  k. 
Tottenvillc  \  ^'  i-ii,,i  ,\j,.  ij  ip-j;;  Sena:  No. 
032,0.".i).       J    clainis  •        !  if,      •_  ]  ; 


1.  A  device  of  the  class  desi  ribed  comprising  a  frame, 
a  shaft  journabd  in  said  frame,  a  number  of  rotary  cut- 
ters mounted  on  .said  shaft  and  each  including  radially 
adjustable  knives,  and  a  common  adjusting  means  for 
all   of  said   knives. 


1  471  OL-r,  MFTHOK  (IF  .\IAKIN«;  HESK  OK  LIKE 
Tors  Wir.i.nM  A  Ct  NN.  (irand  Haplds,  Mich.  Filed 
.Tune  14.  1922.  Serial  No  ."".OS, 170  2  Claims.  (Cl. 
4.-.— 31,1 

1  »^ 


1  The  methiel  of  inakiii-'  tops  for  desks  or  likt,'  furni 
ture  which  consists  in  gluinir  a  co\«.r  of  flexible  materia! 
to  th<'  upper  side  of  a  top  l)»>d.  cutting  tlie  bed  and  at- 
tached cover  to  size,  and  then  gluing  relatively  narrow 
border  strips  having  slightly  depressed  inner  sides  to  tlie 
sides  and  ends  of  the  bed  and  cover,  springing  the  strips 
So  that  tludr  depressed  inner  sides  are  tirought  into  con- 
tact with  the  sides  and  ends  of  tlie  bed  and  cover  ana 
the  upper  edges  of  said  strips  Me  flush  witti  thi  upper 
siirf.-ii'e  of  the  cover,  suttsta ntiall v   as  descritx'd. 


1,471,027  HAND  TOOL  FOR  OPENIN(J  BOTTLES  AND 
CANS  OnniN  A  Hanf-okd.  Pasadena,  Calif  Filed 
Apr.    12.    1922,      Serial    No     .-.'■.2.012       3    Claims        (("!. 

7- 1,1 

1.  .'\n  implement  of  the  character  described,  compris- 
ing a  frame  member  formed  of  a  single  piece  of  wire  with 
a  looped  outer  end  adafited  to  have  a   die  memlwr  rigidly 


550 


9^   n*^     frli."^'' 


OFFICIAL  CiAZEli  F 


Of  ToBfR  irt.  i;>23 


»<»*^inM  tTifr<>fr>    ■}   iilnr'^Hty  "f  bortjon'ril   rnrtinn^  ftx'^'f'T 


'H>.  oik)   of   «afff   w!r 


-minaMni:  In 


1  r,  I     !r< 


■  ho-    pp,!    'p:-m!rn''trij    wi 


parsMf?   Jln"<!   ^f  !■     r^   '^xtrntHne   trnnnv-rvpiv   tn   tt\p   soft 

strnTiii-;    Mi.    ^ow  ,,f  ,  ,i,-h  loop  endrcMnt  '^■    «htnk  of  ^n 

adjarfn'  loop  'n  • '  •'  «m!ie  thn-ad,  fhe  thr  -"i  N'».-.-.-  fh»- 

I    i'!Ja'-pnr    Imp-    being    pn»*c'1    .in    one    «'  f'      -f    •:'.■'     -jnft 

}    'fmp'i     ■!!'!    -h."   Ifwps    1..  !••_'    ■  ;i    tYif   opp.  -!'•■    'c'.iV'    .iTiff    ■ 

I    'hrpflil  rum  ,.r'.n_-  ;;i'.i!'fi   ;  ■■.v  of  loops.   '*'<'  !:irfpr  thread 

I    >"^l;i_'   ;   is^«"(i    ■I'-.i.r    Ml"    ^hn:.ks   of   loops  ot   •  :if'i    iln>>   and 

i    '■\'fr}'1U'z   ''■•■!  -k     '".1    f-r'h    from   one  line  of   tr..>;>«    r..    ih«. 

r,.h.r     ^;.    tiircftd    t)»iDg    on    tho    opposite    sM.'       f    the 

ftlir       fr:  :;i    t  h«'   loops. 


loop    embrflci-  »;    -laid    )].iriz.  iiMi    p.irM.>".<,    -Hi.l    frsi-,,-.    in 
cIudlDfT  an  exteL'lv'l    rt-cta uvular   a'n:ti;irv    f"';,f    '■.rni-.I 

■!■■■    ':,.:!i;b<^r    a*!;  J-:' 'M'l'.    S'''','ijr- '! 


by   said   wire,   an!    k    -"liilal- 
to  said  auxiliary   '-n- >» 


i\' ,   i"'if!K   >■■  ii;   ;.\  \  M'T  :Vi ;  !"t-i;. 

M     ii'<.-:N.S'  _\,    lii;  'afc-.i,     l.i..     is,j«!_'n..r 
a>    i'^'i.iiii        l'r>>iJu«;'.    <'.inip)uiy,    i   m  t-io, 

II     I    iiiii>.>iii.     Fii»*ii  .i-iiv    i:    iu;:2. 

'Z   <  ..lini*.     (CI.  ■.'!  *      -4  ' 


/9    '^    ^      m„ 

/  r3 


\\~\y\y)  Mi.«  liAM>M  i- Ui;  MA',  til  N  l.N' ^  uLiUir'- 
UOt:M>  I-ISTON-RING  CASTINGS.  Chaslxs  B. 
JOH.NSON,  Muskegon.  Mich.  Filed  8<'pt.  7.  1920  Se- 
rial No.  408,507.     5  Claims.      (CI.   82—2.) 


■s 


V--\  :t^ 


I.  <■• 

ing  I  r 

of     -ra. 

fr:K:>'< 

e,i    .    f 
i^.ti'-    :■ 
pas.-.'i.' 
s;U'l     '■' 
I..a.;-'.l 


i.ir.'irii,'  mollis  f..r  ►■namellnz  f'irnaces,  compria- 
rav^iine.  wh^f-it'ii  .'arrlaee,  two  widely  space<l  gets 
k  oars  s>.  :r-.l  •■■'  sni,i  '-irri.UP.  and  two  f.irk 
iTHiiuir.-il  .  1,   r..i;. T"  '!iH'   tr^Hv^l  nn  said  track   bars. 

".%  *■••.:;_  ri,  |.  .i:'ir  ;[iJ.'t>.-u.i<>nc  ..f  xh^'  nther.  aii.i 
•in^'  :"'■  .  at.C  .iii.-is'ru.r.  d  ii.a.lin^  and  ^mloadin^ 
■■<    ;j'r-\..  :,    itl.l    s.-t-    ..f    tra.-k    '.ar-i.    and    S*'twe<Ti 

Tk  fr.i:..---;  Ki.'!].  rr'''\  .*:r>;t.r  f.^rk  frnme  ur.iv  r..' 
:->::. 1    ■;::!-  I'l-ii    frMm    .^rh.T  -i-if 


1.   A   inechanisni  of  tiie  character  described,   n    «; 
mounted  forrotation,  a  head  secured  to  said  uplr.!! 
provided  with  an  annular  conical   surface  ii '    i'^   fr-' 
against    wiilch    one   side   of   an    out-of-runn.!    j  i>  ..; 
casting  Is  adapted  to  be  placfd,  a  second  -pinllt'  ii; 
ment   wU?i   the   first  spindle,   a  seci.:  .1      ■  i.!    ii,..'ii  •• 
said    St .  .n.l    spindle    including    a    pa'-    rii;fii ''d    '" 
about   the   longitudinal   axis  of  the    s    '"!!•      ~i!i    -. 
head   bfiv'Tiij  n   fare  (i)«tM,«,.<i   In  a  plasie   ;.i  rp'nilii'iil 
'he    !iXis    "f    ';.•'     spiri'lU-      .'iieans    f<>r    movilii;     >:w\    <' 
-'t:\i\'\W  riT.il   :\:' <    '■  ■  .!   ':."i't   ■;(■>  as  to  brinj;  .s.ii'l   fii--.    ■ 
h.'.'id    ak::i;i;nr    !':•■    ..[.p. !-;:.■    ..^ide    of    the    rin;;    ..isiin.; 
n;.',in-i    for   i-"'- rifcf inj;  the  h.  fi.N    •>  ..-' M,.  r    wf:.  n    <ni. 
.-;:d   ^e^d  l"?  moved  toward  thf  first    h.;i'!    siihsran'ia 
i1*>s<T:hed 


■  n  n  f1 

I'inn- 
I  on 
'urn 
...nd 

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1    sec 
Hy  as 


1    471  <■».'. !  Ill-  \  "[,\  IN<,      SIKTTF'f;       I'lH      \f()VtNG- 

PifTT'Hi        IKn.JK.  -nS),        .\' .\<   1 1 1  .\  K -^  M.kfvhow 

JOH^.HT-.s,    l;  i.-hi.i,,T:,.|      \ n        Filed    Dee      1^      ]•.■.■(»        S<.- 
ri:i:    N..     4    1   71   '        1'1   '-Uirns.      (CI.   P'^       \9  ^  ) 


l-i'l"-"'        !'.\;  d'iSi,,      J.tviKs    V     Hn.. pKH,    Kuit'.n,    .Vl-I 

V\.^.\    Ml-     I'J     l'9'.'2       Serial    N.i     .•i4r..B47       ■■,    ri::m3 


1  -V  sJifirt^r  '.ir  ■(■I'i.'ii  picture  projectim:  niactiiiies 
haTfngr  «  prf>Jee'inLr  p..r'ii.ii  ..f  ..va'e  fern:  iini)  an  ob- 
1.  .K  paddfniT  coa^f^^tin?  i.f  para!I<»!  nne<f  .>f  .*oft  .  scurlne  portion  havtiii.-  tie  primary  r-i.i,,r«  applied  tltereto 
Strands  and  a  rran<vpr«ely  eitendtn;:  thrond  m^-^h  hold-  '  in  growpn  following  tiie  .-..r.'  .ir  >>f  -.■il.l  ovate  portloB 
iDif  said   *oft  strand*   In   position,   the  satri"    eon-is^ine  ..f   \    thronghont    Mie  area   of   «iieh    portion. 


OCTOBKB  IG,  1023 


F.  S    PATENT  OFFICE 


...>  I 


1.4  7],  03  2         AT'TOMATIC     I'lSTON  RI.NT,     T^\THK. 

i'u.iiiLi.s   I,    J',ii\.s-.\.    Mi..sk.  .:<.u.   ilui.       lil<d   .Iiiu,   y. 
1921'.      S«'rial    No.    ."•>:'■- n 7 •;       I'l    i  ]:,itii>        •  I'l,    .s---.i 


A.^.^.rT   " 


1.471.0r:4       KOPE     ri.AMP 
IlaliK,   Ttnu,      i  il.-U  aiik 
1   «  i:nn..      (CI.  1-4- -136.) 


RoHKKI         El.        .Inl'.tlA.N.        Jr., 

mil.     ;Stri»i   .N<..    4;<u.u^i- 


ii^i^^r^ 


!      Ill  n   :iiii    hliie  ..f  tiie  ..as-  d.scribed.  mearij"  fi.r  iml.i 
ini;   ,1    pisii'Ti    iiiiu   .n^tini:   ■  ..li.pri -in i:   twr>   liendss   riinnnted 
t.i    'iirn    Hli.iof    n    .■.  iri'iricri    nxiv    .■ind    separable    fr..:n    .ncl 
(itl.'r     !n«f»n«    (..r    operatini:    snid    lit  ad~    lo    si'parn:.     tljeni 
tn    r.'f'.is.-    ,t    pi-ji.n    riti.;    rnsiiriL'    Itffwreh    tb.-ii;    :iii-!    tlo-n 
ni..\i!ii;     li.'Oii     !..    -l;i't;.    tij,.    I'listini:    betw.en     tt,.      iie.-ids 
wlicr.iiy    ihe   riifitiHt;   iw   t!;rne<l    will,   tlie   headh.   .l    :in'\atl,\ 
mounted    ti>..l    Kiipj).  rr    ad.ipr.d    to    (arry    a    toul     'u    ma 
chine    tlif   .'Ui.r    rurv.d   .-i.b  s   i.f   ihe    rint'   i;i^tiii^'     iiiiiiiifi 
for   mo%icj    S.I  id    ti.i'l    ..-upi'.'rt    t.ark    and   tnrth   in   a    plane 
parallelinc    thf   >ide--   (.f   t  de   riu^'.    ii,eniis    fi.r    perk.idii;ail> 
(iperatin^    tin      li.  .mI    .s.  para' iiij;    un:iii^.     and     luians     fio 
periodically    firdnj    :i    riri;;   castiLn;   ti.   i.eiweei.    tb<    iicad.- 
wtieii    f  hf    ■-.•I  ;t:e   ,■!  :.■    s.  [.a  :m  f.'d 


111  a  i.  vice  <  f  !tie  (lass  d' ~  ribed,  a  tubular  body  pro- 
vided in  lis  sid.  -  wiM.  eaiTj  -!.  ts  which  slant  outwardly 
in    I   dill  1,   •    1     lint    (  1  .i  i)f  the  body  and  to  one 

lont'i '  ijdinal  •  d;.'e  I.f  t!,i  tiodv  rimseends  of  the  cam  slots 
which  are  adjaeeiit  tn  said  l^:.::!!  iiditia'  edj.  i.f  tt,,.  >,,.dy 
heins  prnNided  wiiii  ^.iiits  wlii''!:  eit.-nd  inward,  ttie  aiis 
of  i!ii  t....iy  rrnris VI  :v,  iv  of  the  axis  of  the  body,  there 
Ix-inK  an  "["'-i!'^'  at  rtiiit  eini  of  r)ne  cam  slot  which  is 
adjac.  nt  (•  said  ■  n.l  ..f  ;he  l.ody .  and  a  retainer  mounted 
to  slidt  in  tie  can)  si  •>  and  to  enter  the  seats,  the  re- 
tainer !■  II  _  }  Ii  \).|rd  with  !i.  ads  which  are  large  enough 
to  prevt  Id  fl,e  rididroT  frnii  Kli.iii.L-  etui  wise  out  of  the 
sonts  wlii-n  tile  r«i::n:,  r  is  loia'rd  in  tlie  seats,  the  open- 
iiii  'i.'in-  ,f  -  dlii  i.  Ill  siz.  •..  permit  one  head  of  the 
r.  talner  i..  pass  tlieret  liruiicii  wi.,  i,  ti.e  r.  lainer  is  moved 
end-wi-e,  fti..  said  inad  tn  iii_-  .  f  suRirinit  size  that  it 
caiiiiid  pass  ttiruu«li  tiie  oii  .t  iiin,  si-i  \\  li' n  the  retainer 
is    moved   end-wise   as    aforesaid. 


!.471.0;::,T          I'Kd  .\CliAHI.r.    'I  K  I  M  M  i  N d  ,     inK  Ll'W 

SHuES.       AN.ME    H      KKfvw.     rii'sduri;!:      la  !  ;it-<l 

■Inne     11,     i'l^l        S-iiai     Nm     :...i7.771         1     i.luii..  ' '.d. 
.H6      .'>s  5.) 


1,471. 0.'Jii        MiiI.MN'i     .MAilil.Nr;        I  ii.uii.Ks 
BMN.     Miiske-i.ii.     Mi.di         lil-d     Jan      14.     I'.il. 

No    :i:ii.44;t,     id  .  la";-      iCi    :i     -^i]  , 


.Seria 


A   d. tail, aide  tiiinniini:  fur    ion  shoes  comprising  a  saa- 
dle-!ike  lueinher  fitiins:  i.\er  an.!  mriforming  to  the  instep 

"f  the  slme  and  tei-n: inat m:;  short  id  the  heel,  having 
all  ela>tic  piMion  .■ni;:;.;ii;i:  'le  sl.ank  of  the  shoe,  a  silt 
formed  piarr  wmv  >\'\\u  ''■  front,  and  lacing  eyelets 
adapted   r    ir..ister  with   iiie  ey.  it  ts  of  the  shoe. 


1,471,03»),      THEK.M(iMET1:H       JosEfii    KuMOiioi,-^,    i;iv- 
erside,     !i;  ,     assignor     to     Parisian     No\elty    Company, 
<')iicaj:o.   Hi.     Filed  I .,  .     i ,-,    I'.iip,     Serial  No.  4?.(i.,''riO 
t3  idainis.      (CI.   73— 5V.  I 


1  .\  moldiiic  niarhine  comprising  a  support,  a  cylinder 
mounted  thereon,  a  piston  in  the  cylinder  extending  above 
the  upper  end  tliereof,  means  tor  carrying  cnnipresseil 
air  into  the  cylinder  below  Ihe  piston  and  away  from  the 
cylinder,  automatic  means  for  controlling  the  escape  of 
air  from  the  cylinder  ro  as  to  lia\e  a  relatively  rapid 
exhaust  at  the  bptrinniiii;  and  a  slower  exhaust  at  the 
end  f»f  the  exhaust  operation,  a  pattern  carrying  table 
carried  at  the  upper  end  of  the  piston,  an  abutment  mem- 
ber movably  mounted  above  the  table,  and  means  for 
automatically  stoppiiit;  downward  movement  of  a  flask 
placed  on  the  table  and  permitting  the  table  to  move 
downwardly  away  tberefrotn  substantially  at  the  time 
the  clieclcing  of  the  extwuHt  of  air  from  the  cylinder 
occur  1. 


S     It   f 

1.    A     thermometer     mounting     comprising     a 
backing   member   having  its  edges  ui'set  :   and   a 
congealable   material  secured  to  said  backing   me 
having  its  edges  turned  over  and  under  the  edgea 
member. 


inetai'ic 

sh'Ct   of 

mlwr    by 

of  said 


n:.  .^.  1Ml±  .M..M.IJ.  I.!  J  Ji„!.iJ!,LL.I.'.J'L'  ■'.  IIIJI  H I  .liu.iii.!>mn  .,i.|.„  y.  ,^  j...  I  JJl  1,  MliJ  .JLJ .!lgi)|i.B|i!>lii!!l| 


552 


1.471037      ST'P 
KoyoBocs,  Riv 
Company,    Chi'^ 
No.   .136.049       ; 


rpRT  FOR  TIIERMOMETEHJ?  Joskph 

rsidt'    III  .  asHiciK'T  t"   farlsian  Novolty 

^•'.    111       FilPd    r.'t),    i:;,    I'.rji'  serial 
<'Iaiins       ((■;     -ti>-  140.) 


\  The  I'limbiD:! 
11''  i!ih»'r.  said  ni>'ni 
a  jr-  -iVf  ►'itendin 
fnds  rip.'ning  ouf 
ttifl  n  supporting 
^T'^.v.',   substantia 


I  +7!  'Hs  t.rBI! 
Ov  .V,  ralif,  F 
-'   '  '  1  rt  i  m  .s        I  '  ■ ! , 


OFFICIAL  (GAZETTE 


<><  TDHhK  Hi,  1923 


■  n  'if  a  f.i'-iti^'  'i.t'njh'-r  -in-l  a  i.arkin^ 
■r-  Jffirii:  •i^'<•Il^^''l  t...''-rh>T  th*TH  U'irii: 
iiftwi'fii  saiil  members  atnl  having  \{n 
KATfUy    tliroinfii    "lie    iif    -^ai.l    nit>mb«'r'' . 

ineriiinT    «ip»Tn  lively    rni>iin'>'(l    in    saiil 

V  as  il>iiTi!it''i, 


sidp  of  thf  mi(Wl.'  (.f  th.  i;ri.!  sairl  hent  iirof-rtor  belnR 
formed  with  slors  whi.h  ret'ister  with  tin  <.i.»ti  spaces 
b»'twe<'n   th>'   ribs  uf  thr  k;rlil 

.'i  A  tiriiiliT  riiiiiiirisin^'  'w,.  i;riil  ini-nitn-r-i  nuc  (*uper- 
inipos.Ml  upon  the  ..flier,  fach  havint;  ritin  eiirndliii;  to 
th*.  niir.T  peripiu-ry  fr.)ii,  H'>iuf  .li.^inticf  inward  atnl  hav- 
iiit:  -ilots  N'twe.Ti  KJii.l  ribs.  tti.  l.-wcr  ^ri'l  rii>  iiiImt  havintf 
tw..  of  sail!  sl..t.-<  liiaui.  !  n.-;illy  i-r.i-ixirii;  th'-  t-'riil  and 
iiit.Ts.  rtiiii;  'a.'i;  i.ti|>-r  at  abi.ii'  riirlif  aiiubs  at  t !  ,.  fi^nuv 
r  hereof 


1.471.040.  CR.\Ti'  .I-...S  \  I  Kv\  M'.rs..v,  St,  I'aul. 
Minn.  Filed  Ai>r.  :,,  i'jzz.  ^^tJ!la:  N"..  54!). su  7 
Claims.      (Cl.  217 — 16.) 

II     ■!    Ml>    . 


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K   ^ 


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nirT 


// 


f- 


['■.\TiX'.  m:\-ici 

(■,4 --27   I 


I '  V .    ;■  I.    I.aw.snN. 
Sena]   No.   622.993. 


1     .\    n.'w    artirio-   ..f    :na  nufart 'ir. 


1i.»-    :,^■.l.l    a.iajitf.! 
shank    nf    th.-    b<il- 


b.ilr 


I      .\    .Tatf    f.,niiir:-i':j     i    ':!-.      -i.j.     ;iri,|    md    walls    piv 
iit.illy    ■■..fin.  .T.  .]    t.,   siMi    ■..-..-     in. I    a'hai.f.'il    t,,    swing   in- 
war. !ly    witluii    -h.-    ea'ii.       1    •■.i\.T     bar. ■him,'   means   farmed 
'■ri    -aid    bas.      ;\!i.|    ,.nd    walU.    and    nivalis    nii    said    rnver 
I'lap'.!    *..   .  ....|..  ■■  .t.'  with  .■Ifh.'!-   lit   ^i!.|    latchln;:   means 

to  hold  said  eover  i-     !.i'ib.,|   position  in   .ither  er. cted  or 
collapspd  position  .f  •  •  c     rr^ 


1,471,04  1         niM.t\      sfiiiii,         Nathan      \       Ik-iit. 
PhUadtlpiu.!.    la.    a-suooi     ..f    unedialf    t.      M..iri-     I 
'rlilich.   I'hilad.dphia.  I'a.      Filed  Oct.  20.   jui't      .-s.  rial 
N.     :.,''.4  1H4      w  Claims.      (Cl.  128 — 153.) 


;  1 ,1  \  1  n . 


'  "Hra  ill    a    sn[.!'ly    ..f   lubricant,    tb. 
in_-    rir..vide<!    wi'h    an    a,\ial    bore    in 


rommnriifation  with  the  bead  an. I  witli  an  opening  in  a 
side  ..f  the  shank,  n  wick  dispos- ,1  through  the  bore  of 
the  shank,  and  a  spring  menabfr  insertable  within  th.- 
bore  of  the  stiaWk  sabl  menib»'r  ■•..inprisini;  overlying 
arni-i,  one  of  sabl  a-i:s  b.-arinc  niiainst  the  w.all  of  the 
b<-)re  and  the  8<-co|i,|  i,f  saiil  arms  with  th.'  wick,  our-  ..f 
said  arms  beini;  [:r..vi.l..,i  ^jth  an  anaular  pxtenHb.n  t.. 
force  the  adjaonr  p<.-tion  of  th.-  wifk  thn.iitrh  th<'  ..pen 
Ing  In   the  side  ..f  "h"  shank 


1      .\   buni..n  shi.  Id  .■oniprislnc  with  a  shield   m.-niber  to 

\\r  n  biuiion  J. lint,  a  Uaml  to  hold  ihc  shl.dd  m.-mbfr  in 
j.la.e  .  ..nipriHin,'  a  n..n  .•l.istic  hodv  portion  to  tit  around 
the  t.iot  and  a  pair  ..f  flasti.  nit'rnltM>  f,,nn.'i  t.sl  with 
'!..  N.dy  [M.rti..n  in  br.iiir'b,,}  ffdation  an.l  liavini.'  tli.'ir 
middle  portb.ns  as.v...-Ja  t..!  wiib  the  shield  memt>"T  t.. 
exert  resilient  hi.hlin_-  f..r,  .  aj^aiiist  the  same  on  oppo- 
site sides  o.    the    ioijif 


1  471,039       HHoll.Ki; 
.Ma.ss.       Filed    J 'in-     1 
I'lainig.      (CT    ."i 

/V    r 


^:l.^^-      KK.^lI.n.NT  ilEKL     Ai.o.vzo  E.  Lewis,  Inger- 

^'dl,   iint.irio.   (  .tn.,.ia       Fih-.i  July    1^.  1921.      .«!erial  No 
4S.',.-.at       _■    riaim-        .I'l     M\ — 38.  j 


.Ufx.^Nt.EH    F,    \.y.y     lambridge, 
1922.       S.Tial     N.I      5fi9,141        3 


1     A   broiler  ha 
■pac.-'s   between    th|p 
•mailer    diameter 


iiig  a   grid   f..rmed  with   rit)*»  an.l  open 

ribs,    and    a    heat    protector   of   much 

than    the    grid    attached    to    the    under 


1     In   a   heel   for  boots  and   shoes,   the  combination  of  a 
leather   heel  ;   a   rubber  h'-el    below   the   leather   heel  form- 


J 


I 


OCTOBEB  1«,  11>23 


I  .  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


553 


ing  the  tre.id  portion  of  the  heel,  a  cylindrical  recess  be- 
ing formed  partly  in  the  ruhlHT  jind  jmrtly  In  the  leather  ; 
means  securing  the  rubber  heed  to  the  leather  engaKlnj; 
the  rnhber  heel  above  the  level  of  the  bottom  of  the  re 
cetN  ;  a  coll  .spring  iltted  in  said  r.^ess  and  substantially 
fMliiic  the  same;  a  circular  metal  plate;  and  a  prossure 
.'istrlhutinj;  plate  fitted  over  the  upper  end  of  the  spring. 


1.471,043.      liOOFINC    MAriilNK       Tn  u>i.Ets    ,T     Louiks 
and   (;AHt-iti.D  r.    I,ENN.\UT7.,   Chirajro,    111  .   aB.si).'nors   to 
S<ars,   Hoebuck   an.l  Co  .   <hlrauo.    111.,  a  Cirp.irat  ion  of 
New    York.       Fib'. I    .Nov.    ,'>,    1920.       Serial    No     421,911 
17    Claims       (Cl.   91 — (J7.9.  i 


adapted   t.i   tit    snii<;ly   in   the   t.'iiiiiiial   iiore  be.'irinp 
^i.'eve,   sai.l    iiibular   member   b.jiitr  tapered   an.i   ix!« 
tiireaded    iti t.Tmeili.-i !.    saiil    two    parts    to    ni.ti.    wit 


.1'  tljc 
ri.irly 
1;    the 


1  Tn  a  (|i  \  i.'.  of  the  class  described,  spaced  standards 
.supportiriL'  a  stall. .nary  shaft,  stati.iiiary  circular  heails 
en  said  shaft,  a  tubular  sti  ncil  rotatably  supported  by 
peripheral  >  nga^'ement  with  said  hea.is.  and  means  for 
r..tatinjj  th-'  stencil. 


3  ,o  ^  y 

lap*".i     tbre:.ili>il    [lart    of  lb.     slee\-.     an'i     b.  ii.;:     f 

l.rovided    n'ijai-ent    its    end  with    n    tapered    threa.ie. 

■  i""i|'tt.i    t..   ...act    with   an  ..ritinary   pipe  coux.ler. 


rther 

part 


l.^'l")';  MMMEU  I'liR  HF.VM.h.UT.s;.  KeidJ.Mc- 
t  i.ri.iK.  i'.u!Talo.  N,  Y  Fib.l  .\i;).-  W,  1921.  Serial  No. 
">9,i;i4       :.•  idaims.      Ml    240 — 4,S  4.) 


1     -\    'liiiim.  r    ;iii,i    d.(I.T!,.r    f..r    au!i.ri!(.bii.     liea.lliKbt 

oiisi  ru.  ini    ol    sh'-ei    in:it.rial    bavin;.'    :i    seri.-s    ,if   deflect- 

iii^'  slabs   ihal    ;ir''   si.ac.  il  and   .a  rr.anr.d    in    tw.i   fi.ws   fi.'i!! 

!    ""    'enter    in    an    anLMibir    am!    sl.'intiii;:    p.isin.iii,    ,■!    smui: 

■    r  .•iiii.inular   iK.rti..n   .ut    b     tlu'   b.wer   .enlr.ii   p.irtion   an.l 

'"  td     '"    •*!    e.rtain    ar:i.'b'.    at;.!    iliree     ti.anp..!    purtiohs    on 

the   edc.'s   of    the   liininier. 


1.471.044        1  RAMF     lOK     AfTOMOBIl.KS.       U  m  ill     .\I 

l.'.N  K.ii.v.  .M.T.  .litb.  N.  II.  OrlL'inal  applicati.iii  hliMl 
Aug.  31,  191(1.  Serial  N...  n7.9."2.  Divi.led  and  thisap^ 
plication  filed  I'e.-  Id.  r.»2ii.  Seiia!  \...  4.';i  .2,"..'..  7 
Claims       n'l.    I'sii) — 106.1 


1  .V  frame  for  vthi(ies  comiirisin).'  siil.^  rails,  girders 
ci.nnecfinK  the  end  p.jrtions  of  said  side  rails  and  a  box- 
like  central  girder  of  rectangular  cross  section  having 
vertical  plates  provided  with  flanges  extending  longitudi 
iially  of  .said  side  rails  and  secured  thereto,  said  central 
girder  providing  a  rigid  box-like  construction  adapted  to 
resist    torsional    strains    upon    the   frame. 


;7lo47  .\\1.\I.\I.  Ti;\l'  1.1  ,  UN,,  Mkikh...  oweiis- 
ii'"Uth.  1  ;ilif  Kil.'d  (let,  !1,  1922.  S.Tial  N.-  .'.93.r,78. 
I  fl,   43 — 70.  I 

3r. 


.     (■l;i:ni> 


!4tl       4Z 


13 


1.471.04.-.,  I'lI'E  fOrCLER,  Hexter  Woonsos  M.miin 
an<l  Ravmom.  CiiKroiii.  TEroARiiEN.  Boulder.  Colo 
Filed  Dec.  20,  1922.  Serial  No  60S. 042.  2  Claims 
(Cl.   285—13.) 

1.  A  coupling  comprising  a  sleeve  having  a  cylindrical 
liore  bearing  intermediate  its  ends,  a  second  cylindrical 
bore  bearing  of  less  diameter  than  the  first  mentioned 
adjacent  one  end  and  a  tapered  threaded  bore  connecting 
said  bearing  bores,  and  a  slidable  tubular  member  having 
a  part  adjacent  one  end  adapted  to  fit  snugly  in  said 
intermediate  bore   bearing  and   a   part  of  lesser  diameter 


animal  trap,  comprising-  a  p,,x  havini:  an  o;..  n 
ing  throiit'li  which  the  animal  enters,  a  double-leaved 
trap  door,  means  for  holding  the  two  b  aves  of  the  tr.a;. 
door  closed,  and  a  bait  holding  element  adaplrsi  t..  r. 
b  use  the  said  means,  the  said  means  comprisini;  a  <b.ub|f 
I  ronged  bv.r  haviii;,'  its  prongs  individually  h.'biiii).'  the 
respective  leaves  closed. 


l,47l.04S        AI'TOMATIC     BATTERY    WATER  STTFI-Y 

ING    DEVICE.       Aic.csT    Mengkk.    San.Ant..nin     Tej. 

File.l    Au„'.    4.    1922,       Serial    N...    ,'.79,71^,       ■_    .  |;i:iiis 

(CI.  137--ns.» 

2.  In  combination,  an  electric  storyjre  battery  '-..mpris 
ing  a  plurality  of  cells  arranged  in  series,  each  of  sai,] 
cells    being    provided    with    a    cover    j.late    having    nn    .lir 


554 


light  cunii.-cti'iii  th 
opeiiin„'  ail  i  a  r>,-iii 
clOHure   fur    th.-   fli; 

sur-s  Lx-".  n,'  i  ni]  >-rf' 
thnii  r>'<;i.'.'t  i ',-..  rill 
si';nnt(i    al>(iv.»   the 

a    1  (juifl    >!:;<;'!  V     '. 
•  ■I,  i    with    thp    low'T 
as  :'>  l')w>  r  (wt: 

l>r;i;-.'h  •>   -;-  :.    f 
thr'v:_'h  '■,■■     -v- 


riwiih,  "aril  cvit  plate  haviti>;  a  fill 
v;il>l.-  closure  fur  the  till  ofitiiln^.  the 
/pti.iljj;  <•!  th»'  I''  11  at  aW  •  iid  of  ttu' 
1  \\\rh  .1  \'-'iit  iDi]  th.-  r''i:!,i  TiiriLr  ''1')- 
raf-'   riDil   having:    in    air    'mh-    :;  *    \v)'h 

openings,  .1  cdntalTier  for  ::i|iji'l  po- 
leTfl  of  the  ii[.>i)er  nrwls  of  'h>'  -''ns. 
'I'lit    in     '■onini!i!;ii-;i  r  j.in    ar    .•-    'i;i:'er 

part  of  the  f-ontnint>r  aii'l  ',■.  lulirn: 
K.nlfold  havini:  a  plunility  "i  n-nil  in' 

ir  I  iw  r  eati.i  aiul  arringeil  |i>  dcpt'iid 
-.  s  of  the  ''ells     I  t'  raiinate  at  their 


».jW.  r   .  nds   at   n     !• 
t>eiUK   a    branch      : 

..,  ,nif,,i,j    i.oi'i'jj    :i!-r 

niijte  tr Mi',   tlu-  ronr 
^vith    ih-'    v.Tfi'il 

iowi-T     PIl'l     jKM  '  Ii.:i 

brani  hes   'l>;if-n'!;:i_- 
tu    r-rm:!.!'.-    .if    •; 
t^aIl   -hat  "'■  Mi.'  1. 
condui  tiiiij;    iiiarufnl 

it"!   Upp'T   -Ti'l    with 

level    i>t    'he    liq'nil 
tifc'ht. 

i   4"I,N4vt.      COIi'I. 

L(j.s.~,El,    Lond'-ri 
rial  No.  r.8 !>■«.' 


>A 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITK 


October  16, 1928 


of  sak]  plati-'n  miii  ■  nri-oimiiuii;  atiii  t;uuJiiij;  said  draw 
biir,  a  ilrat'r  .liii!  Mittln^-  spruit  ibutiiiJi;  aj;ainst  the 
.*laij^;es  of  >anJ  f-riui^  iiiii  iliit.ii'.'e  jiir  •'  disposed  bi 
l*'-.  11  a;i:i1  ;'r.j;it  r.'i  ru;'  aioJ  ^aij  ..uiipl'T  liead  and  iur 
rouiidlui;  'h-  gr.i'-r  :i..rtion  Ot  -tt-  l"n<tu  f  N.iid  itit'T 
luediate   :j!"IijD'''- 


Ill  .    a- 
l-lan.l 


•;::..■.   ■!       v.i    wihir;    'he  colls,  ther*.- 
■h>>    manifoM    f  .r    -a    h    cell   and    said 

:  _•  'l    <ii    ^ha'    :li'     I'Ti'iih    'hereof  re- 
i:;,r  (Jf[i^iiils  withiii   'hf     ell  f>rovl<led 

■si;rp,  and  an  air  rn-iduu  'ii"Mi'-'  a 
'.riiuil  Js  a  rn.inif"l<l  a\iri_-  ptMolaiit 
''ifoukrh  the  cover  idare«  i{  'h-  cells 
;r  lower  ■■nd-*  af  a  !■  v»o  not  lower 
.-'■r  .  n.U  of  th-'  !>r,!n.-h.v-*  <  o"  '  h.'  li-i'ild 
ria:d  lir  oonduir  <'onnnU!.  ii  a  f  iri_'  at 
h'  m'-  :->'r  of  •!;►■  rori'.i: -ot  a'"iv.  rhe 
u    'h--    la''>'r.    the   con*  i:n.'-    '-inij;    lir 


\',    I"<iF{   RAILWAY     \n:i    T  IKF.    \  B- 

\Il  :  '   iiKI  ■     an;    .loH  \     i  £•   . ,      i  .k-  tt-.F 
KnfcClaiid        File.!    Anu'.    14.    llClJ.      :^>. 
t    i   la.'n-  1:1.    'J13^14    I 


''"K 


^, 


TF 


1  Iti  [.iilwfty  an'l  iilte  vehioles  a  .-oupler  h^'jiil,  a  draw- 
LMr.  an  lufi  rriiedi.l.'o  lu^-rut-r  inr.  rj'.i^i.il  'K'twei-n  <;uii 
coiipl- !■    h'.iil   and    t^.i,  1    drawl/ar     meruit    pr-ividid    in    saol 


tr  i  mlier   p. Tim'  'in. 
right  an^U-s    .etwe 


-i_ 


■'.•■in-;;'    m    rvv..   ;.la'ies   mutually    ,1^ 
th   said  ilrawtiar  and  said    -oupler  he.i.l. 
framin^'    ■*»Tured    t>:    said    vehioie.    front    and    r.-ar    plates 
■eiur.-.;   To    -aid   frailjiag.  a   '1ariiie<i   f- rru;i'   ins-  -"Ted   in   each 


!;''-\  I 'HRis'nirii  KH  F  Mostac;.  Blue  Islan'!, 
i^n.r  r,,  Blue  Isliiol  Sp.i'i.al'v  i '.  irnjian  y,  Blu* 
111.  .1  (.'orixjrai  Ion  >  i  iliiiioi-.  iiod  .hiiy  3 
>>Tial    No.    57:i,533.      tt   Claims.      (CI     .a^'; -7.) 


.ass 


1.    .V    '"I   formed  from   a   'jianlt   '-nt    from   a  flat  sheet   of 


materia 
ndapted 


1      sail!     Man 
fi-rrn   th*' 


hn'.  I  n_'     a     main 


'angular     part 


I  foin 


tlie  box,   >.aid  main   rfctn; 


i;ular  ['.ir'  t',.'is.n_'  .'  'li- r-Mr  1  rin;,'U''  ndapted  to  lie 
Ix'Dt  upwar''l\  '■!  :  rn.  ,1  -'iip'T'  .n  ih''  iioj  msoI  o-nve 
a  hole  in  the  '.ottom  tlur-.-''  si,;..  .-xTn-i-ins  a.i.apt>'.!  to 
be  bent  up  to  form  th-  sil.-s  .f  ih"  l"ix  ;  sh  iri  r..i;in 
pillar  end  extension  adapN-l  '•■  ii-  iieru  up  to  form  one 
♦  nd  of  the  Ivox.  and  a  l.-n:;  ,'->  'ar)_"iln:  .'i.d  ex'ension 
adapted  to  !<•  '-nr  up  to  form  'h>  'Ii't  .'in!  of  tlo  liox 
tbt  part  of  .said  long  extension  j.r..Ji'.-nnt,'  tx  voPil  s.aid 
t>ox-end  being  adapted  to  be  ben*  .l.wnw  irdly  to  fomi  a 
Klirins  clamp  In  conjunction  with  th     'of-  ,m  ,,f     h     '.<<\ 


1.171,0.".!  \lt  li  ii  lA'TNG  DEVU'K  Wii.mam  luvi.s 
Moore,  iitruuiiiinaui.  \ln  s^i^nor  t.>  .Km.  rieat;  last 
Iron  Pipe  Coiupany.  I'.i -:.  jh  m.  Ala..  .1  rpiratiu 
of  Georgia  Filed  Sept.  13.  1922.  Serial  No.  5.s7  ;»!»!* 
30  Claims.     (CI.  2'-'     <5S  , 


I  The  ni.'th."!  •:'  t.i  mg  holh.-w  ni..M,s  with  powdered 
mat'Tinl  whi  h  oontfis's  in  movintr  a  powder  dlacharglng 
means  ioiuMtiidinilly  Lh-on.-fi  ^  hallow  mold  and  in  dis 
chai'K'itig  th.'  p.svder  fh-r-'fr-n.  ::;  ,suoh  a  manner  as  to 
i-ause  ;.  oat.ri^  f  •  h--  s.'-.--  1  .  i<..  applied  t..  the  inner 
i-urt'aoe  of  the   tnoid. 


\7\  <t.-,-j       MHTMO!'   >>}•   AM>  A  1•^'AF{.\T^^<    FOR   CEN- 
THIFI(;aU>V   I   aSTINi,    MF/IAL   BtiHIKS       Wii.iiAM 

li,  M«HiRE.  Birniintrliau  Ala  assiftnor  to  .\merican 
>  aKt  Ir'.n  I'ipe  ('..tniian)  iiirmlngiiani,  Ala,  a  Corpo- 
ration ..f  <reorKia  l"iie.<1  Mar,  1,  19-3  Serial  No 
6^2.0>*2       '1.'.  riamis       .  ri     l'J.    ♦if.  1 

1     In    the    art       f      •  ntrifu^'ally    ra.'sting    hollow    metal 
odie«,     ihe    ineth.id     whi.-h    c  ^n^lstv    in    pouring    molten 


OCTOBKR  Iti,  IDlTi 


r.  >.  PATENT  OFFICK. 


555 


metal  Into  a   rotary  mold  while  the  latter  ta  in  a  position   ' 

lucliuetl    to    the    Imrlzoutal,    and    in    rnoviui;    the    mold    to 


'•'''•'  '^glv^     ' ^■^r^'~~^''ir^^ 


a  Hiil'-'tiin  I  ni  1  ly   h..;izon|:il    position   while   the   u..  tal   is  Still 
In    a    t!o  i!   '  .'tnlii  i..n 


1,471.0!S3.  rK,NTHIl  U;a!,  lUiFIfArT*  )H  V  -MtilJ'  ANH 
Mi:TH(>It  OF  I'RKl'AHlNd  TUK  SAMK  William  H 
_\|i~><iKr  BlrminghaiTi.  .\la.  assiirnor  to  Am. Than  Cast 
Iron  I'ipe  Company,  I'.irininL'ham  Al.a.  a  lorpiorat  lou 
of  lieorL'ia  Original  ipiilieatiori  tili-d  Mju  ),  I'.t-"., 
Serial  No.  »12'i.i>.K'_'  !iivi,le.t  and  tbin  apiilira  tlon  filed 
Mar,  S  ]!tl.h'<.  Serial  No  H'J.'-i.iVtv  ,-;t  fialms,  (CI, 
■-■•-■— 1  >•!<,) 


1  A  method  of  pfpptiri-ie  ..)  refractory  nndd  for  use  in 
rei'rifuL'al  cas'Ui_  w  h  1  1,  .  on^ists  in  providing  a  liollow 
(la^k  with  a  r>iructoi.v  nuUalced  lining  and  in  coating  the 
saiiii  with  a  ixiwdere.l  material  haTlng  the  properties  of 
absorbing  nioisture  from  the  lining  and  of  getting  to  form 
a  membraneous  or  sliin-like  faring  capable  of  withstaud- 
ing  ill'  cutting  action  of  the  molitui  metal  delivered  in  to 
the  mold. 


1.471.054  ART      OF      I'RODT'I  ING      CENIRIFICAL 

CASTINGS   WITH   A    PROTECTIVE   COATING.      Wii 

Li.^M  In  .\IooHK.  Blrminiiba  m,  AXii..  assignor  to  Ameri 
can  (hist  Iron  I'ip^  Ton  pany,  Birtninttham,  .\la  a 
« "orporat  loll  .if  <;e.ir-'ia,  original  applieathm  tib'd  .Mar, 
1,  I'.'.:;,  Serial  No  i;l"-'  IIS-  Oivlded  an. I  this  appliiai- 
tion  (iieil  .Mar  h,  n..-.;.  Serial  No,  6'-h3,64l».  'JO  Claims. 
(01.  22—215.) 


1,  In  the  art  ..f  .iTit  rif  ii.ii  li>  ca-?ing  ni'tal  bodh-s,  tfo 
method  of  in.akin::  a  liol!,.w  n.tal  lastiiis:  with  nn  oul.';' 
protect!'.  "  roatinu  fnse.i  '..  the  h..ily  th'Teof,  whadi  ci.n 
gists  in  r'oatlng  a  r.  fractory  c  hsi  rotary  mold  with  a 
powderi  il  mat.  rial  h;ivin_'  the  pr.jierty  of  abs.irhint:  mois- 
ture from  the  niohl  an.!  of  s.-oinL-  to  form  a  ftisihl..  fa.' 
Irir.  and  in  iv.urin;;  molten  ni*  tal  Into  the  mold 


1,471,05.'5,  COri'LlNi;  Andrew  J.  Nelson.  Milwaukee, 
Wis.  Filed  July  14.  19*22.  Serial  No.  r.74.988.  2 
(lalma.      (CI.   1'7,'>- -17rc  t 

1.  A  device  uf  the  class  described,  comprising  a  nozzl. 
having  a  tapered  dischar;;ing  end,  and  a  straight  portion 
at  its  opposite  end,  a  coll.ir  adjustably  surrounding  the 
straight  portion  and  haviii,'  trunnions,  a  receiving  mem- 
ber having  a  tapered  bor.'  in  which  the  discharging  end 
315  O.  G. — 86  1 


of  v;ii(i    tio/zj.'   is  .'ii;;a::.ahli    -^tid   having  a    c.c:  r.  tiTbofe   In 
its   Ji.pcr  portion   in    which    saM   .a. liar  e.^u-adt-.    and   c.j- 


operatini;  ha\oiiet  slot  means  between  said  c  i.ar  trun- 
nions ain!  ttie  receiving'  member  for  readily  rele.asably 
seciirint:    t'o     noZ'/h     In    sabi    in.'inher 


1.471.0.".ti         (.REASH  (JIN      FILLFH.        Kl'MOU     Noi^.s 
and   ('HAiii.Es   W,    Walters,  Detroit.    Mich,      I-iled    Apr. 

-'II     Iti-ll       Sorla!   No,  4fiP.,Oft7,    .S(   laims      o,"i    •J'J1--7S.* 


7.  Ill  a  r|.  \ii'.  ,if  th.  .'laraiter  di'-criie.i  'he  coinblna- 
tiori  witli  a  pair  of  comp ieihrntar;.  pi\.iiali\  conu.i'ted 
barrel  I.-ran  in.L'  m.  nil.iers,  ..f  :,  pi.ston  r.'Cipr..c.-(  ■  ..ry  \s-it',in 
said  iii.ich.rs,  :inil  ei;«'iisions  from  one  end  of  sai.1  :;■.:■- 
rel  forii  iiiL'  iniinin-rM  pro\-ided  at  th.ar  eitremitx  with 
portions  trans\-orsc  to  the  axis  of  said  barrel  f.innip^-  a 
prlppir  j.:    portion   for   the  de\ico 


1,471  <).%7       MANI  FACTIHK  Ol     1-I.F\IBI  K    \l  PTAI.LIC 
.11   HINO     AHMORKO  (\\B1.K.  ANO  LIKK   I'HOIUTTS. 
i.Koi(i;F   K     I'liM.i.i  I'S,   Badcii.    I'a,,   assiL'nor   t.-    Nathmal 
M.'ta!    M.il.tmg    ("ompany     Bit  tshn  r«;h,    l'.^       a    1  or;. ora- 
tion   i'f    I'entis}  ivaiiia ,       S'ilf.)    Mar      14      l[r2'2.       Serial 

N"   r.4';  7';;!     ,;  ciaini-      I  ("1    u:r-:!5.) 


-.4 


■> 


1  Iti  the  n,;i  nufa."tur.  ..f  flexible  rnetfilHc  i,:f.ins:  ofc  , 
tlv'  ^t.'p  wiibh  oonsists  in  impelling  a  strip  .>'  rT,.-'al  for- 
wariiis  i'lto  i-ontact  with  a  fixed  surface  ,.f  helica)  form 
hut  ..f  extent  less  than  a  complete  clrcb  wif'  •■'^p.  ct  '/> 
its  axis,  nnd  thereby  ron\ert!nL'  (he  strip  ii  to  ;;,  s.--v  of 
li.  lical   c.-ils. 


556 


1.471,058,       rROCES 
ACETALDEHYDE 

I'LArsov",    Hnmbiii-i 

Serirtl    Nm    437  119 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


FOR    THE    MANT'FACTI'HE    OF 
OR     ACETIC     A<'ID         Hermann 
Germany.      F^led    Jan.    l.'.,    1921. 
11    Claims?.      i  PI,    204—9  ) 


1     Thp   p: 
p^.tisin^   are 
TiDilnctlve 
.snd  S'lpplyi 


;l  :i  ?' 

«s  of  Mytlratin:^  arptyl''ne   whi'-h  comprise* 
tyl>'np   in  prpsenc"'  nf  wattr  thrtniirh   a  poroui 
"lectrode     containing    a     mercury     oumpounrt 
r.i;  s.tid  'l^ctrode  with  riirr-nt. 


1.471  0*;, I        KAIIAVAY    TIE        Rul.\nd    V      Ranhall    and 
Vn  tmr    f:     R.vNDALl.    Battle  ('reek,   Mich  .   assignors   of 
ono-third    t<i    Benjaimln    Gwatkin.    Battle    (reek.    Mich. 
niPd   Oct.   ."S.   1920,   serial  No.   414.849       Renewed   May 
Vx::\       1.1  Claln^s.      (CI.   238-    .1 4. '5  i 

i 


4. 


-M 


1 


-  r- 

1 


II  Th''  '-'imblnatiijn  with  a  railway  tie  and  a  rail 
claniplnj  Nilt  rcnioTihly  fittf>d  thf^r^in,  tatd  txilt  being 
screw-t hr>^a'lf'<l  at  an  end  eitendlne  above  said  tie,  means 
to  anchor  said  bolt  within  said  tie,  a  lead  washer  carried 
by  said  bolt  at  its  threaded  end,  a  hard  metal  plate  car- 
ried by  said  bolt  ovtr  said  washer,  and  a  nut  run  on 
■aid  bolt  ari'l  adapted  ti»  bear  upon  ^aid  plate  and  Ira- 
press  s.ild  washer  on   said   tie 


1  471  061       i.imK 

iCl.    292  —  2.1 


I9i 


>'.viN  A.   Kf.i.vemav,  Fit  ts'mrirh.   I'a. 
Serial    No     ,';'*4..''.2r)        2    I'laSms. 


h 

rhe 


viii^    I's    t  nd     f;i! 
o'her    <:de     irr 


■'r> 

I  V 


1  47!  ti.-,^        I'I{i>''FS«     FOR    THE     MANlFAfTtRF     tiP 

RFP.I'.ER    AM)    ElflONITE    SUBSTITT'TES       Hkrmanm 

A'  S'>N.     l!,i:i;'"iri     I'^Tniany        Fired    Feb,     12,    1921 

Serial   No    444  4 '^6      9  Claims.      iCl.   106 — 23  ) 

^,    R'lbber   .substitut^e  comprisine   a    hot  vulcanized    rom- 

positinn  of  a  fatty  ac|d  and  a  vulcanizable  oil. 


.    'ine    iide 

•1    :>,i-a'lp' 


sided  transverse  slot  tt  the  Inner  or  wider  edge  of  uid 
tapered   side    and    an    inclinei)    surface    connectlnR    one    of 

the    Hides    of    siild    slot    und    'he    sniil    tapered    portion    of 
said   holt. 


!, 471.062 
W.   Va 

i^lalms. 


FLUE  TOOL 
Filed   Mar    .4, 

(CI,    '<1  — I.'.,. 


Vinxjii  T    RmiETT,  Shinnston. 
1923       Serial    No    627,368,     3 


2 


1 

tel'e 

curt 
Iriier 


The    tool    for    th. 

i   at   one   »'nd    ;in 
r  arms,   the   l.mi; 
urface    with    .1 


] 


puri>ose  described,  a  shank  flat- 
furcated  to  provide  loiii;  and  short 
■  ■u't'T  arm   l>eini;  provided  upon  Its 

V  shaped  rutting;  face  and  short 
cutter  .arm  bein.,'  ju-ov  .l.-n  with  a  spade  point,  formed  by 
the  Junrture  of  two  'veied  surfaces,  one  of  which  is 
dispose<l   In   a   plaio    iriferseetlnK  the  ails  of   the   fool  and 

pa-.^inc   in   advan.-4<  ,,f  ,  itr'O^;.    furwiird   point   of  the  Ion(f 

CU't'T 


1,4  71  0»-,.1 
Ferry. 
'^26.  IP.' 


TRENCH    MOKTAR 
N      I>ak,       F  1  'd     M.ir 

9   r-iaim«       iC:     89 


Fred  Rii<;sr.iE,  rhur-'h^ 
19,     1923        .S.'rial     No, 
I    1 


2.  A  trench  mortar  fomprlslng  a  barrel  having  a  t)os8. 
a  removable  breech  block  havine  i  boss,  the  boss  in  the 
barrel  and  in  the  br»""cl!  block  e.-irh  having  a  ^oove  ar- 
lanK'fl  to  reiri>*er  wl'h  'be  cnnip.anion  (rriiovp.  when  the 
br'^^^'h   Mock    i^    :n    Ir^nj   i.'-ttion. 


1.4T1.0<V4  TROLf.EV  WHEKI.  JostPH  SiRo  Roncati. 
Ix)S  Angeles.  Calif  Filed  Apr  8,  1922,  Serial  No. 
,'.V>  713       3   rialm-       •<!     191    -63.) 


fc. 


4i- 


\  L 


1,    .V  trolby  whet]  coniprisiniij  a  Ix-arinR  pin,  two  trolley 
wh'-e]    rizemlters    ni  oint'd    on    said    bearing    pin    in    such    a 

.•n.'inner   :is    r^   tur';      (:■ n    in.|    r-    i^rrnit   of  a   relatively 

sii'iin^  niov^'ir!' t)  T  if  said  rro||.>y  whefl  memt>ers  toward 
t-nil  fr-.ni  one  aii"''i*T  i.-t  Npriiik;  means  for  yieldingly 
holding  the  two  tr^Mey  wbe  1  memtx-rs  toward  one  an- 
(  ther  90  as  t'l  allow  -'Hi  nienitvers  to  slide  apart  In  pass- 
Ini.'  an  ( iil;i  r^em.  nt  -'i!  'he  wir-',  «aid  tndley  wheel  meni- 
bers  !ieing  pro\idt'd  'vith  tlant'cs  f..rmirn;  a  uroove  adapt- 
n!  to  fit  t'le  trolley  w:r  ■  and  with  interengaging  projec- 
tion-* in  the  grooved  ■..,•:•  inu  thereof  adapted  to  form  n 
l)enri'iL'  <iirf;ice  for  'h-'  ?  oM.y  wire  in  the  rela  tivoly  slid- 
In'.;;  movement  of  the  troll. -x    «  h.  .•!   iyi.'inbi'r« 

> 


OcTOBEB  It;,  i!t2;} 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


&57 


1.471,065.  RAIL  .lOINT  Wn,t,iAM  B.  RruBAUGH,  Bell- 
Inghnm,  Wash  Filed  I  Ht  23,  1922.  Sk-rial  No. 
608,750       3    Claims        el     23 '---294   i 


.^  In  a  mil  s' i  uri  i>:  niians,  the  I'onibination  of  a  tie, 
a  rail  8Upi,rii><i  ther-'by,  a  tie  plate  disposed  on  the  lb  , 
said  ti.  I.einv  providefl  with  a  recess  lieneath  the  plate, 
.  pplke  passe<l  through  the  plate  and  engaging  over  the 
base  flange  of  the  rail,  brackets  carried  by  the  plate  and 
nioante<i  within  said  rece-K,  and  means  slidably  supported 
liy  the  brackets  and  dl3iH>ped  In  the  recess  for  eiii^aging 
I  he  spike    to   prevent    movement   of   the   same. 


l,471,()6r,  TiMU.  Fdi:  rXl'ANMNO  ANI>  ciiNTRACT 
INO  SPLIT  UHEEL  LIMS  Ijmkh  T  Ri  .suton  and 
Rem  S.  Hi  iiKT,  Los  .vngeles,  C.-.l.f  ,  assignors  to  Her 
cult's  Proilucts  Company,  St  Joseph,  Mich.,  a  Corpora- 
tion of  Mb'higan  Filed  June  10,  1919.  Serial  No 
r,03,152,      4   Claims.      (CI.    157  — 1) 


1,  In  a  tool  for  exn-'ionng  and  contracting  split  wheel 
rims,  a  sleeve,  n  toothed  l.ar  slidable  therein,  a  pawl  car- 
ried hy  said  si. eve  enga  'cable  with  the  teeth  on  the  bar. 
wheel  rim  engaging  mean-;  on  said  sle<'ve  and  bar.  a  lever 
plTote<l  on  saiil  sleeve,  ,"nd  .a  reversible  dog  carried  !> 
said  lever  adapted  to  1k>  ojM>ratively  engaged  directly  with 
the  teeth  on  the  bar  from  opposite  sides  of  the  lever 
whereby  on  ofwration  of  the  lever  the  bar  may  be  ad 
vanced   step  by  step  In  either  direction. 


1,471,067       liYNAMO  I:LF>TRIC   MACHINE,      HenkvK, 

Sandei.i..  Chicago.  111.  assignor  to  Herbert  S.  Mills. 
Chicago.  Ill  Original  applicaiion  filer)  Aug.  H.  1917. 
Serial  No.  is."., 009.  Divided  and  this  application  filed 
Feb  12.  1919.  Serial  No.  276,565.  1  Claim.  (CI. 
171  —  123.) 


A  dynamotor  having  a  field  magnet  and  an  armature, 
a  direct  current  wlndiii :  en  said  magnet;  an  Inductively 
excited  winding  also  arrangixl  on  said  magnet  ;  a  winding 
on  the  armature,  arranged  to  provide  armature  poles 
whose  angular  spacing  corresponds  to  that  of  the  field 
poles;  a  second  winding  of  an  ordinary  direct  curmit 
type  also  disposed  on  said  armature:  and  a  third  winil 
Ing  also  disposed  on  said  armature,  said  third  winding 
lelng  arranged   to   provide  armature   poles  whosi-  angular 


sjiHClng  corresponds  to  that  of  the  field  poles,  but  angu- 
larly displaced  froM  the  iMdes  provided  by  the  first  ni'  a- 
f'oned  winding,  siil  ihiri  winding  being  disposed  near 
the  periphery  of  the  f.rmature,  mean,s  for  supplying  single 
phase  alternating  cuirent  to  the  first  and  third  windii!;-'S 
hthI  means  to  ciii  out  the  third  winding  on  attainment  .  f 
a  liesireil   rate  of  rotation. 


1.471,068.     RAIL  J'llNT,     John  A,  Sanner,  Page.  W  Va 
Filed   June    lO,    1923       Serial    No.    645,759.      3   Claims, 
I  CI    23S   -2:.2.) 


-.< — 


I,  Se.'iriiig  niians  for  ihc  nieiting  etols  of  rails,  com- 
prising .•iii;.'le  [dates  .!is;,oRed  again.st  opposite  sides  of 
the  rails  :H  ih<-  merting  ends  theriKif,  the  rail<  and  angle 
plates  beint:  furrDi'd  with  registering  holis,  n  bar  disposed 
against  the  outer  side  of  one  angle  plate  and  formed  with 
key  hole  slots  registerin';  with  said  holes,  fastening  mem- 
bers eiteniling  through  said  holes  and  laving  reduced 
angular  ends  for  engagement  within  the  smaller  enda  of 
the  key  hrile  slots,  and  wi  dge  r^eans  between  said  t)Br 
and  I  tie  adj.H-ent  :in_'le  plate  for  forcing  the  former  out- 
wardly with  respect  lo  the  latter,  the  inner  side  of  said 
bar  iMing  formed  with  -.  tniicr^d  chaiii;el  recelring  the 
wedge  ;inil  deiiiiiiig  a  iifi  engaged  by  f-ne  ec'u-e  thereof, 
the   other   e<igr   of  the   weogc    .-ii L'a gi i: ^-    ttic    ui<  sides   of 

said   fastening  memlx>rs 


].4T1.0(;9        .T.\R    Ol!     IV  d  TI.F    CLAMP        Josei  H    S(  .oii 
TINO,   y<pun;:sio\vri,    (iiiio       Filed    Apr     3,    1922,      Serial 
No     .')t!.l,s;3       :;    claims.       ^C1.    81—3  3.) 


1  In  ;:r  .".riicle  of  the  ihii.'Kter  described,  a  base  com- 
posed of  two  sections  si  Ida  I  ..\  connected,  holding  elements 
in  said  base,  operating  le^irs  jiivotod  to  each  other  in- 
termediate their  ends  and  s"ingingl\  secured  upon  the 
opposite  sections   of  said   liase. 

\ 


1.471,070  Rl  ::BER  TIRF,  Mvko.v  R,  Shaw.  Spring- 
field, Mass..  assignor  to  The  Fisk  Rubt)er  Company, 
Chicopee  Falls,  Mass,,  a  Corjwration  of  Massachusetts. 
Filed  Oct.  26.  1920.  Serial  No.  419,572.  5  Claims. 
(CI.  ir.2— 1., 
1     A   solid   rubber  tire  having   a   resilient   t>ody   portion, 

lecesses  obliQue  to  the  plane  of  the  tire  and  arranged  on 


\- 


aa^f 


•^58 


■ppoBire   s;  le.s   the 


*»iililH'W—«  lllllHHiHIMHiiBlni Illll  I 


(OFFICIAL  (iAZF/FTK 


(XTdRKK   IH,  li*23 


of     aii'l   «abst:inMfil!y   coniral   TPcegsr- 

iiy    -r    the    tr-,i,l     ;-.jrt;..ii    -f    th<     tir- 


eitt^niiins    to    a    d.^ith    «{ipr.>.ximately    within    the    -nidiile 
thir-!   of   'hp    Mrp 


1  471  i.rr;      fij  rr- iTiKssruK    brakk    kviii'ment. 

I'l-MAs  il  lii-\f\s  j;.l.;m.oo<),  p.  n.-siktiH.r  to  Thf 
Westinitbonse  Air  Brake  Company,  u  r,  .  i  liin;,  I'a.,  a 
Corporation  of  INnnuylvanla.  Filed  Keb.  >«,  19:^1.  Se- 
rJal  No.  443,360.     17  Claims.      (CI.  S03 — 4.) 


r^-^^'-— 


3471,071  RAr>r.i. 

fli'.iis-;    Smith. 
Serial  No    409,6^15 


I  Th>-  '■ii[r;',ir;,ir 
Tlrl.  d  with  a  nif>pl 
pair  of  li^i]f.  bar^ 
portions  ul  Mid  tMJr 
coiiapsing  th-'  d*^vi 
tion.^  uf  «ai'l  .bars 
m  extftiiit'd  positii 
ihe  upper  portion   ' 


1,4  71,1)7:       AT  TO 
H':t  a::.l,    V"      as,H 

'::■!,     \  ■  .     i    '  or;> 


TOR-rAP      .\TTArflNfi:NT  f^-^ErH 

<"hicai{o,    III        Pi!,.,)    s.^'[.r     1  ;      11)20. 
3  flalm.s      (i'l    2'jit    -:>,9,j 


n  with  a  rn  itor-v«'hli'I.'  r'idia'or  pro- 
ii.'l  '-ap,  of  rir:  .<iri"h-r  ronipr :-iiii j  i 
^ '■nn»'<-tir!:;  rn.-ati.s  'it-f-.v.  .-i  rh-  •■Uxivv 
s  "uabliQ!;  the  t>ars  to  ■).-  rurn. .!  for 
e.  means  fur  sn  urin^'  thn  upper  por^ 
"Kether  whfn  th.>  grappling  arin.s  nre 
I.  and  \  :!t>i!b!"  >'onn.'>-t ion  s.'.-':rinj 
f  th-   anchor   -o   tl.e   n-i  :,iror-'  ap. 


7.  In  a  flald  pressure  brake,  t;  <  -ornllnafion  with  a 
vacuum  brake  pipe  and  a  comprise.  1  tliii!   hraltf  pipe,   of 

■111  rippl;,-a';.  •!  '-a;--..i  ,  ,.\..  <■  m.  ,•  .'^uiprLsint,'  differential 
iiaphra >:::,-■  ^•.tl>■''  '  ■  :  l  .■  opposiisij  presHures  of  the  com- 
[)rps-if>d  fluid  !'-ak-  ;;;■  ,rid  i  -prlni:  and  suhj^ct  on  the 
lifr-rential  ar.'U   ■■'  tii  pi.  r;t^:i;   ti.   tho   pr«'ssure  in   the 

vuviu::i  !)r:il<e  pip.  .i.-.l  i  \;ih-  o[i»T:it.Mj  by  Raid  dia- 
phraittiis  ;  ■  n  an  increase  in  prfsx  ir-  \u  rhf  varmjiu  brak*' 
pipe  lor  .■r.N  f  irv."  T  -"durtlon  in  pmssuro  in  the  ■oir.- 
pressed   fill  ill   'rak.    ;i;  ■ 

^''-  ''''"  ■";:  i  i'oitii.n  wit;,  i  ■.ai-ijim  \>r»k'  pipo  for 
controlling-  ,  vao -Mn  brak.  ^yst.o;:,  of  a  brake  pipe  nor- 
tiially  ^r.rit.-riniiit:  tin;  I  .nd-r  ;,T.-«nrr  ;u)d  !i)eans  suiijfct 
to  '(,5-  i  r.'.-isoro  in  the  \  i.'iiuni  hrak.'  pip*-  f(.r  coutrrdlini? 
the    pi-"Ss!:r.'    in    the  eon  i  r   «~t.,|    tlujd    Ir.'ikf   pip*-. 


ATi<-     .<>    VF.F;        ANrnEW     .^..^^vr'EK,   i 
-Ti'-r    r,.    i(.,w<     S.mIp    i"on:pari.v,    Hut- 
■rati-n    ■•:    \'.  rinvnt.      Fi.'-d    .Vit;     13, 
H'-.'i:.'4        ;i    I  ;,iinis.      (>  1     .■■,",  --»t.'.( 


■■♦''""■*  li'lAI'  F'.f;\!  iiMiAM  :-  ,\  T:iKsTKK.  Mil- 
Walk.-  W  :K  .  a^.Mt'nor  to  .M>-tal  l-'orms  i 'orp<jra  tl<jn, 
Milw;ijk'.  Whs.,  a  Corporation.  Filtd  .Jan.  7.  1920- 
s.  rial  X...  349,030.     11  Claims.     (CI.  94—31.) 


1.  A  road  form  cim.struoted  of  oonipositlon  nit'rial. 
combined  with  a  lonuitudlnal  reinforcing  element  '  .  r>  for. 
and  anchorinf;  ••Icnients  cot  :o  ti  .1  -i  rh.  lon-itudlnal 
element  and  projecting  lateially  fron;  t;  ,  f.-rin  at  a  side 
thereof  so  i.-  to  extend  a  coii'^idfr-iiile  ilistamv  from 
-aid  <ide  to  become  emt-^dd.M)  in  an. I  n-i.-lior  the  fo;-fi!  to 
,111  abiiting  road  b»  d  of  <iii^soni;eutly  constructed  pla.stlc 
material. 


1.    I'hp    I'omhina'ion    with    sultabi.-   .-^cale    rnecbanis 


id-iiiiDi;    a    draft    rui 
piiir   nf    cr   ssing  or 

tl  "::■    '-orro^pondini: 


and    an    indicator    nipchanism,    of    h 
intersectint:    p.'iid'il  :m    Ifvpra    having 
fir'-siTT'-'d    :r,     i    --(iirimon    traiw 
Ter»e   plane,    ind    m^rs    'onn'Ttink;   -aid    b  vprg   with    sal 
draft  rod. 


1.471,07."  I.O<  IvKl.  ILXHAPST  WVlAl-l  Ja.vibbB.  Van 
Hdohe,  Sprin-ii.-b!  Mn  libd  .IuIn  js,  1922  Serial 
.No.  .')7S  1S2.      1   Ciain  >  1,   _'.-,!      »',  , 

The    combination    witii    a    vaivr    ra-^m;,'    for    connection 

wi'ii   a   [dpe.  of  a    •.alv   i,,   ri  asini:  ootitroiiinii;  the  pas- 

xii:..  of  fluid  through  th-  jope,  ,i  ^teni  f,.r  thf  valve,  said 
oa>in_'  having;  a  ciiarnlwr  therfin  and  inriuding  an  upper 
outwardly  .xt-ndin,;  tlanRt*,  a  rotatald.-  member  within 
the  casing  for  operating  the  stem,  said  ruiaialfie  niember 


onruBKK  !•;,  \\>2:\ 


U.  S    PATEN'l   OFFILF. 


559 


liicliidlnK 
r.taininc 

no  a  n«     no 


n  fl.'inL'e  overlyin..  th..  i,th'r  flanci  n  lock  f. 
K.aid  rotatablc  no'rnt.fr  a:;ainst  rtto\  Ptiiriit .  an 
1     nndei'     the    (iMTivln.;     portion     of    tl 


i'io;u'( 


flanjte  of  thr  rotatable  membfr  f 
a    stntionnr.\     cleini'nt,     said     iioiiiis 

wiion   the  li.ck  is  in   >'ii;:a„'i!i-  position 


fourin-  the  casing  to 
1  •  in .4    nonremovable 


Mirenilod  f.o-  <■!  .n  n.  fii.in  with  a  tiibniMr  ni- iii!.t  t,  nn  adLii- 
!ion:il  lui'Oi-ir  fniMntier  thrMop-.l  fi.r  ro[ii,ootion  with  the 
-;'ii:  lorkii.-'  r-iuL-  nnd  h.iviiii:  ,,  poiri.^r;  thorcof  iiM-anK'-ii 
to  overlie  the  end  of  the  lookiu)..  tint:  nn.;  ineans  pro- 
jected through  registering  opening.s  in  i:.v    (..vci:.\iiJi.'  por- 


f 


tlon  of  tlie  last  named  .tubular  member  and 
cent  end  portion  of  the  locking  ring  into   a  > 
adjacent  wall  of  the  other  end  portion   for 
movements   of    the    said   end    portions    rdati 
another. 


in  tlte  adjs- 
-ok.  t  in  th- 
1  uniting  the 
i-.'ly    ■'     one 


1,471.170  V\LVK  <;eaI!  Wmiiam  ICvkuktt  Vkk  1,471.078.  CUT-OIT  FOR  VP:H  KM.F,  M(  >Tnns  P-.^r 
Ii.AsoK,  Srbonorta.iy,  N  \.  asM::n.,r  to  (;.n..ral  Kiec-  \  enCE  VOGT.  Wenonah.  N  J,  «s.,^n,,r  s  V,,-  \<r...  4 
tro  (  oin[i:in\,  a  I'orporation  of  New  York  1  ile.t  May  | 
~''>.     I'.t-u        Serial     No.     3^4.342.       17     Clainibs. 


131 


140, 


tCl. 


r  %i  iufcii  a-.—- 


S(inipr    f'oinpai',v,    I'hilndojj.t  ia.    p,.       j.    i  ,,rtM 
Delawj)re.      1-^ifil    Mar,    2.'.,    1!'^!        S.'-;,!    \ 
6  Claims.      (CI.  2.')1      I2ri,  . 


:!f:-n     of 

4r.n,:'v<i 


1  ,\  mnilb  r  oinout  !-oi!:;iri.-in,:  a  p.'iir  --f  >.,  .,;i  ,'\-iin' 
dricnl  shi'Pt  in'  la!  s-rtions  >  ach  firf^scii  outwardlv  fit 
('(■i.trnl  pojii's  to  form  :i  ijiifidrnnttiilar  oatJint:  w'l.-r)  f>if 
8'.i-tion.-.  nr.  ri^semMod,  ntol  .yliudrical  rniipiini:  endi*  the 
mcetine  odi;..s  ,.f  tlio  <  yli  iKlrim  1  ;iorib.nv  !irinc  ■•foossfd  to 
form  openiiitrs  whicii  .-(ri-  t!)roa(!o<i  to  r'-clv.  itni'iorlnK 
members  for  nttarhiiif:  the  device  to  a  vebii-le  one  section 
liavini:  .'i  iatoral  openiiiir  farmed  tiiereiii  and  a  \-a!Te 
inemlx-r  \,^  rpis,.  stiid  openine 


17,    111   <on 
pl.\iiij;    inutu 

iiins  tiia.siii);  >aid   vai 
der 


i-atiou,   a   prinif  n.ovrr.   a   conduit   for   sup- 
lluid     th.ieto,    a     val\e     in     haid    conduit. 
ve  toward   dosed  position,  a  cylln 

I 


der.  a  piston  in  tiie  cylinder,  a  n.d  connecting  the  piston 
to  HHld  valve,  means  biasing  tlie  piston  toward  a  position 
to  close  the  valve,  a  pilot  valve  ca.Mnii,  a  pilot  valve  there 
iu  for  controlling  tlie  flow  (.f  motive  lluid  to  said  cylinder, 
a  conduit  for  supplyiDg  motive  lluid  to  said  casing,  a 
discharge  conduit  connected  to  said  casing,  meaii.'^  form 
in.'  a  pas,-ji>;e  which  connects  said  cylinder  directly  to 
said  discharge  conduit,  a  valve  in  said  passage  which  is 
bia>ed  to  open  position,  an  emergency  valve  in  said  lirst 
named  conduit  which  is  biased  to  <dosed  position,  means 
holding  tlie  valve  in  said  passage  closed  and  said  emer- 
i;ency  valve  opm,  biasing  means  \\hich  acts  to  move  said 
holding  means  away  from  such  \a!ves.  a  catch  for  bold- 
nig  said  means  a^'ainst  tlie  action  of  said  biasing  means, 
and  means  responsive  to  an  .ibnormal  operating  condition 
of  the  prime  nio\er  for  releasing  said  catch. 


i--*"i  ""''     '  i.i'Siiii:  I  (  d;  i!!:i  1:1 'i  \rij:s      1  m  inrH!.  k 

•;     Waokfk    i^liira-o     ni       Filed   i"eli    2ri     i;rjl,      Sprinl 
No,   447^42       ;:   (■lainis       ■  f]     l'2(> — 2f>   • 


1471.(177  LOCKlNi;  DEVICE.  Cn.iKLES  VoGT,  Chi- 
cago. Ill,  Filed  Aug.  11.  1021.  Serial  No.  491,430, 
4   Claiius       (CI,   220—24,) 

1.  A  device  of  the  cliarncter  described  comprising  a 
Split  locking  ring  fashioned  to  provide  cooperating  rela- 
tively    narrow     end     portions,     said     locking    ring     being 


1  The  comliinatioii  with  a  barrelhead  innving  an  ori- 
fice, of  n  ring  s-riir-d  to  sai(i  li' ad  and  riminint;  said  oi-i- 
fice  projecting  alx.vo  the  plane  of  the  iiond.  said  ring 
tiaving  bayonet-lock  passages  therein  comprising;  vertical 
passages  open  at  top  and  bottom  through  the  upper  and 
lower  surfaces  of  tlie  ring  and  lateral  passages  conin,uid- 
cating  with  1  be  vertical  p.assagee  near  the  lower  ends  of 
the  latter,  a  unitary  hung  structure  comprising  a  to,.l- 
recepti\e  ho;:,!  adapdeti  to  span  ncros.s  the  to;,.  .,f  the 
ring  inemfM  r  and  co-act  with  the  upper  surf;ico  thereof, 
and  a  threaded  stem  of  greater  length  than  the  depth  of 
the  ring,  an  internally  screw-threaded  bridge  pi.  ce  on 
Bald  stem  having  provision  for  co-acflon  with  tlic  bayonet 
lock  passages,  and  means  on  said  stem  for  preventing 
movement  of  sahl  bridge  piece  away  from  the  under  sur- 
face of  the  bend  to  n  distance  equal  to  the  depth  of  the 
ring. 


oCO 


THii    LIKi:.      L 
don,     England 
571,092.      _■   «.  lar 


SSi 


giweiawfjS 


OFFICIAL  GAZICTTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


KlCALLY-OFERATELi   SWITCH   AND 
\WKENCB    HiaBBRr    Wadsworth,    Lon- 
ril.  (1     June     30.     19J2.        S.  rla!     No 
:u.s.      [CI.   I'OO— 90.1 


«' 


^J^4 


2.    An   flectrti'al 
tro-ui.icnt't,    a     roi 

'■-nfri    \rt\    nrra    en 
arrar  .;•  1   -iprtni   c 

earn,  d   ;  ''.♦T'-u-;,  a 
t^i>'    swi;.-:.    ;,>ar    c 

•"D'ai^'s  ".lid  iht' 
>■;-••  ;  Dcri  I    f  i-eTkry. 

:,-  an.^     f'  r    rt'»cula 
cu;H,''^--d    "ii    the 

,,:  >;  -!:.<  ,-<^ij'ro;: 
side  "f  ih<'  ar:i)a 
carr;i  \r.i^  a  pin  a  da 
able  coi-.Trs  ',ir  ca 
Mt.-i.u-  nr-i.  m:  ;he 
■idlars  [i.o'ii.ted 
't/R  '>T   r  1   ■ !.»'    ar: 

.•n  -a.  • '    I,  a  rrieil 
nftkf      '  :irai't    wi 

■:.3.'t^    .'1  l.d     I'T  'R'i. 

'o   ^aid  '"'in'af"s,   s 


1,471,082.  TIME  SWITCH.  Hinht  E.  Warhen,  Aih- 
land,  Mass..  atwlunor  tc  (itiu'ral  Electric  Company,  ■ 
Corporation  of  N.-w  Y.rk  Idled  Nov.  15.  1919.  Se- 
rial   No    338.3tlT        il    (laim.s.      ^^■l.   200— 35  i 


>5="^[rl 


operated   switt!;.    imj.,  priam^.   m    nier- 
klfiij    ar;iiature.    an    ailj  , -^'ably     -pfiii^: 

tried  by  said  arniatur",  ;i  Tansv-.-rs.  !v 
introlled  sliding;  swiir'i  liar,  a  contac; 
•iX' d  cnntact  adapt,  d  rn  •>*.  eiuaijed  I) 
intact,  electrical  oiiDeiti.rM  fo-  >aid 
njajoiet  to  coup'.*'  thcni  up  t^.  a  so';.':',  of 
a    ■•■InKle    actin_'    air    d:tsh    put    havlru 

ling  tbe  escap-e  ..f  :i:r  ih.jr.  fr.on  and 
ree  end  of  the  .irrnature  arm.  locking; 
>lidlnfc'  swit'  h  1,1. ir  ooinpri.sin,'  a  p.ilr 
d  txdl  i.-rank  l--v.rs  pivofd  ii;i  -i'iut 
:urr  ann,  th.-  o[U'  arm  of  .•».■■)  :.■■,-.- 
pted  to  ►•nira^e  ,,.'!,■  of  a  pair  of  i  Ij  ist 
:iis   carried   on    the    swit.  ti    ;:ar    an.!    t;,, 


1     In  oombinatlon    a   <»wit(  to  a   member,  a   -itigle  mean* 
f.ir    first    iiiovinR    >.ijo     inemtier.    and    th>M'    nlluwlne    said 
.ii.>ml"T   to   f'tur!.    Ii-'.'^i'd   its  llrst   posltloi'  due  to   lt<<  mo 
uiviitum    .uid    .lifetliy    upt-rute   suid   HWiti'h    Made. 


1,471  ns3       RKFKIi.KK.U  i:b    hIS!'I..\Y    I'ASi;       .\M.E«w 
R      \\;s.,\u;i  1     ■•    \  ■.  ui     'iS     o.\ai'       I'n.  orna,     Wash 

F.lei!    .\[ar     31.    1922.      Serial    No.    54""  1>:«       2   Claims. 

,C1.    '>2--:57  ) 


ver  enk,ai:in::  ore  of  a  piair    .f  a 


a : 


It- 


n  .  lt.^>-r  side  of  i  rod  pivoi.d 
i'ure  ar:;.,  and  ■  ae  or  'nore  ad.l  'i.mal 
V  or,.,  of  tt.e  ii;o\:i;c  [arts  a.Lipt>J  to 
:  "[.'^  ..r  n,or>>  r'^i.'d  I'-nt-i.-t-  .;.,  as  to 
!y     r  niore  ►■!•   riial  circuits  coupled  up 

»     5-'-     f.T'h 


'^ 


"^'^r 


V - 


^ 


-kTl  o..;  \  U'.UA  riNt,  lU  '  KK1  I  )I  A  T  i  i  K.V' ,  M  FDii 
<■  .\rTP:Rr;[i  MUaV  RAMXiiuX  :;m;ut  F  W.iiTK, 
New  York,  N  >  F;i.-d  -.  ;jt.  2S,  l;rji  .--rial  No. 
r.<'3,y47.      3  (la  :n-i        "  i     J.JO — 34.  i 


1     In   a   ^y«teiri 
:,  t'ntc   primary    X 
jble.  reiwatedly 
fiernndary    X-ray-s 
rays    and    a    rotar 
,•{    said     prlfTiary 
'ii'-ans  !s  at  rest. 


1.  The  combination  with  a  display  cas4      f    i    --up' rin. 

-■  (1  casing,  an  intermediate  t'n*-  ~arr.iurol;ti({  a  central 
dlienjiiK  In  the  bottom  of  th.^  .i^intj  .iid  l.po!,,iitii;  down- 
wardly fhroiieh  the  top  of  t!  .-  display  la-^.-  t.)  a  point 
adjacenf  ■  i  !h.  '>•  "■  n;  f  sjnd  ■■is.-,  >•:,.'.  '!  i.-i  -p;ir-ed  from 
the  jrit.rno.dia  t-'  ■*>u"  and  >--^t  ■  til i- ',  in i:  ntainnnication  l<e- 
tWf«-n  fbi-  display  case  and  th.-  -'nd  pnrtioiM  of  the  ca»- 
int'.  fhf  'nner  wnlls  of  -iai'l  '-lol  *!u.'-i  ii.-ini:  nrraiiped  to 
di'fln-  an  itif'Tv.-;  in_-  o.iiiri::  CMiripa  r'no  n t  in  the  rasing 
ar:d  tieiriK  spa.-- d  'r-oi;  r[!.-  '.,[,  wall  .if  fhi-  citsinK,  the 
'.iw.r  ••di:''-'  of  ^aiii  tnl  wall-'  ■..■inn  dispoied  within  th» 
disjday  i"-,a-<c  an.!  :i,  lln-.d  ic  rp„i-i:t.'  .!ir>Tt  i.in«  to  pro- 
riil.'     rit.:;r  \1    air  deflecting  8<x)op8. 


1.4Tl,ns(  AT-TciMOi-.i!  I-  <!,,\\T.  \\tovk  E.  Wni,- 
rF.::,  F:v.r"tt,  \\:i«ii  1  ;i,.,|  Nov  30,  1921.  Serial  No. 
518. ^72       1    Claim.      (CI.   118— «4.) 


nf  th»  clas.-^  -lescritied.   m>  ans  for  gener- 

lys,    mean-;    for   recordiii^'   X-rays,    moT- 

rf'oiiiroi.atii.^  ni-ans   for   oMininatintr  said 

and    nn<-    oSst -.[■■tiiii.'    -aid    primary    X 

■    -;witidi    for    prover,  r ;  ric   'hf   ^z.-n. 'ration 

X  r.ays    wh>  n    ttie    muvlni;.    eliminating 


1  ti  a  -ilgnal  for  motr  \.  hii-ies  tti"  combination  of  a 
oa.sini:  adapted  'o  iie  s-ouroii  at  one  .  nd  thereof  to  a 
V.  tiicb..   a    sigTiallinK   arm    pivotaUy   •  ,,ni..<'tcd    to   one  end 


Octobilb  16, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


561 


of  said  casing,  and  uormally  housed  within  the  latter,  a 
crank  8haft  pr(jvided  in  the  other  end  of  the  casing,  oper- 
ative connections  between  Hai(]  arm  and  the  crank  shaft, 
;i  flexible  fikI  connected  at  one  of  its  ends  trj  the  crank 
of  said  shaft,  rolatable  means  connected  to  the  other  end 
of  the  llexible  rod  for  effecting  aiial  movement^  to  the 
rod  for  positively  transmitting  movements  in  .ip'posile 
rotary  directioiiH  selectively  to  the  sik'u.'illing  arm.  moans 
<'nKa;;eald''  witti  the  afore.said  means  for  releasahly  ro 
t  ainitiK  tbo  signalling  arm  in  a  8«dected  position,  and 
moans  provided  upon  the  c;ising  for  illumin:it  uik  tbe 
front  ;ind  re;ir  sides  of  the  signalling  arm  when  the  m-kh- 
li    in    its   several   signalling   positions. 


1471.08:.  H.\RREL  ATTACHING         DEVICK         FOR 

(;RF:asE   (JINS  or  the   like.     a.   J     Wooo.  tireen 
villo,     Micb.,    assignor    to    Bennett     Injector    Company, 
Muskegon.    Mich,    a    Corporation    of    Dolaware.      Filed 
,Ia'\,    2S.    1921.      Serial    No.    440,622.      5    idalms,       (CI. 
103—218  ) 


^ 

1 

ars 

o 

f    a 

h 

ead. 

1 

ars 

!. 

a  rre 

t 

aiiv 

A  d<vlcc  of  tbe  ih.'iract'T  described,  comprising  two 
adapted  to  br  place<|  nuf  at  each  side  of  the  head 
trraso  gun,  me, ins  for  securing  said  bars  to  said 
and  liook  ni(>nd>ers  operatively  coimected  ■with  said 
to  f.nc.'ii-'f  one  with  th.  ohime  at  i-ach  end  of  a 
I  with  whioti  the  ^.-reaso  gun  is  as^ociati'.!,  sniistan- 
,is   di-scrin.  d 


1.471. ORG  FLYTRAI'.  l\.i;s!i(ni  YdKosAWA  and  KoJi 
Mivv/\Ki,  Los  .\n;:elis.  Calif  ;  said  Yokosawa  assignor 
to  said  Miya7aki  I'ib'd  ,Tun.  1.  iy20  Serial  No. 
H<:.  r,r.<i       1'    Claims        m'1     43—111,1 


1.  A  I'y  trap,  including  a  isiain  casini:.  n  priiiie  inov.  r 
•E^OUUted  ill  >a!d  .'.■isuig.  n  bait  r.  .'.'i\  ii,,g  liUk  r.'tatald.V 
juonni.il  ai'o\".'  t'o-  casing  and  coi.noii,ii  with  t'c  prino 
mox.r  -.i  ,as  to  b<'  rotntod  thereby,  a  recoptacli  nionntod 
on  rh'  ca^ini:  and  covering  a  segment  of  the  r. dating 
dl-^tv,  s.-iid  receptacb'  having  inlet  and  ouib't  ..pordngs  for 
-,d.l  di^k,  a  crank  arm  [irovided  with  closure  plates 
11-  uii'.d  ..n  ^al  1  disk  adapted  to  close  said  Inbt  op,.ning 
ai  pT' di  t'  ;  ini  nod  intervals,  and  ine;ins  mosntt.  !  on  said 
receptacle  for  op.  rating  said  crank  .arm  -n  -iv.  m.  ;,; 
of   the    di-k 


1.47  1.nS7.  FKKIi  MECHANISM  FOR  MANIRF. 
SI'RK.U»ERS,  FuvNK  W.  Zint,  Springfield  111.,  as 
-igi.or  to  Montgom' ry  Ward  &  Co.,  Inc.,  Chicago.  111., 
a  Corporation  of  Illinois.  Filed  Dec.  24,  lOlit  Sorial 
No  347.143  .")  t  laims.  (CI.  74—54.) 
1  In  a  feeding  mcihanisni  of  the  class  described,  the 
comldnation  with  a  traveling  load  support,  a  rtitchef 
ivhcel   for  .iilnating  the  same,  and  a  cam.  of  a  feel  pawl 


fci  actuating  said  ratchet  wheel,  a  bell  crank  iter  piv- 
oted at  a  point  intiTmodiate  of  said  ratchet  wloct  and 
^■aid  cam.  ..no  of  tbo  .iriiis  of  said  bell-crank  levrr  fieing 
corne.  te.d  to  said  foo.!  |i,awl,  itie  oihcr  .■inn  l.oing  arrringod 
!oi    opiT';,fj,,)    ii^    saol    .am,    ri'.i]    a    .^eccin.!    hoU-cratik    lover 


r.,  -^ 


having  one  of  it.s  arms  projected  Into   the   pa'h   of  rnr.vr- 
ment   of   the  first   mentioned   bell  crank   b  vi  r    tor    .  ....p  ra 
tive    .'oiitact    therewith    tn    control    inovoment     th- reof    in 
reliitni;    to    said    cam.    whereby    tu    \ary    the    lecii   uf   Muid 
1...W1. 


471. (iSS,       oil,     ANO    (i.VS     SK1'A1{.\T0H         Aiiukt     M 
Ha!  i,,\Kli.    \''h.    (>kla,,    ass;_'!o,T     to    Snn    ii.i    i     ani'any, 
rhilad.  Iphia     I'a  ,    a    C.  .rpora  t  ct,    .,f    Now   Jersey.      Filed 
Mar.    IG.    ll»2::.      Sonal    Nu.    544, 3UL.      U   Claims.       ..C], 
183—75.) 


.y^ 


'^f-\,^' 


1  in  ai.  od  ::i:.!  gas  separator,  the  c- out,,  oat  ion  wnh  a 
l.'ilik  ba\ilig  .'.II  oi!  afid  g;is  Inlet,  fii;  o ; :  .,',itl(.t  nr^ai^-od 
t  ;i  rolit !  ci-;>'  i.iw  .  !i  \'a  t !.  III.  li  is-A'^  .atlct  arrat.god  al  .'i 
i.'li  •i\<l\  l.ii-!.  •i.'va'ion,  the  tinid  a.imitted  to  the  tank 
divid'i.L-  int..  a  !..wrr  tioijy  of  oil  ai,.l  a  superincuml)ent 
boily  of  (.-as  o.'iit ainiiif  'di  in  suspon.--ion ,  of  a  separator 
acting  upon  the  outfl<.wing  gas  to  cb-an  tl;e  s.-inio  tiy 
s''par;.ting  tie  odi  therefroni.  an  oil  r.'.'>;\ini:  snrface 
■  vor  w'doh  iho  oil  fl.iws  fr.in  the  sopiartdor  tia.k  tu  'h- 
l,Kidy  .d'  oil  in  tbo  tanli,  and  means  to  d::-..t  tbo  i!..\v  ■■■f 
oil  fr.-ni  thi-  separator  to  said  oil  ro.-.-i  v;n  t.'  snrfn.^e 
Oirougbout  th..  flow  <.f  wiid  fdl.  in  tho  g.  lor.*!!  lircTion 
..f   the    ;low    .if   uas    'hrongh    tta'    separator. 


1.471.tiSH.      LOCOMOTIVE.      Carl   Ratm.^n,    i'ino    Isltnid. 

Minn.       Filed    Nov.    5,     1920.      Serial    No.    422.095.       7 

Cliiima.       (CI.    105 — 04.) 

1.  Itt  combination  with  a  locomotive  having  an  air  con- 
tainer, a  cylinder  communicating  ■with  said  container,  a 
rfH'iprocable    driving    member    In    said    cylinder    pro  pi  Red 


562 


OFFICIAL  (JAZFTTK 


(  »CT(JBKB  16,  1928 


by   air   froir.    ~;!iil  ooi::ain>.-r,   ai,   :i:r  frmipressrir  fompri^lnij 
n  '-vMiuUt    'n'l  a   i'i~ti;n  ther^-ln.  .saiil  cyUni1*>r  ,iisrh;irg1ng 


'^%*^' 


:ini.<    s.li. 


,4Tl.r>r.'i      AM  MAI 
4 


^^J^-^:-- 


•> 


•"rt°"j^ 


■lfi'v.>    hnvii.-    in     iTirnjlnr    Intprnllv ''xtfudlnf;    flange    »t 
Its  I'.-wfT  •T.';  ,!il;i;.re>l  '-  !!•-'  tip'wccis  ih-'  opp<j'^c(l  surface* 


iind    powrr    transmitting    means    tn 
tWPHii    sail    piston    and    r^clprooable    ineinl>pr    for    drivins 


of   the    "iri.taM-'   find    rf-rird     wh'^ri    th»   rororfl    [n  in   po«l- 
lion   on    the    'urritatile 


TRAi'       I.ONSiB  S,    REviiEk.   Knnsas 
\i,       F-iied    Jan.    19,    1923.      Serial    No     01.H,r.94 


4     .V    Ti; 
into    -.vhi.  i> 


■ ' :  !i 


ii'i    i'.is-iu'eway    Kads,   :i    s>'lf  ^l^ 


the   entrance    to    the 


passageway,    »    drui:!.    a    eaM^    i-or)- 
nected  t(T  said  drum  .ind  'h-  d'ji.r  to  h.-M  th.'  :a:->r  -ifti 
a   pinion   fixe<l  to   rotlitp    wirh   the   drum,   n    lar,-.    ;nt-  ma! 
eear   anil    drum    gea^rd    r>,    -.,i.I    pinior.    a    «■!..•••!    Sxed    to 
lotate  with   the  int-r'.ai   tr-ir   and   dr'im,   a  d-tent   .■n.i.'ag- 

ih'-    -nr.t      ^tati'  n  iry,    a    •-•.p    '.■■v-t 
1    ..ptT    '  ly     ■otin-'et''d    *■     <a;i!    de- 


ing  taid   wheel   to   a   I 
Wflghled    at      r 


tfDt    to    disen^a.'e    Thi    -aia-     t'rorii    rh>'    wh 


I  he  door  to  clos.    a  ;  i 

for    hoi. line    t.air.     a 
,  f!S,-ai;>  w  !  >■    :  t!  •  r    :  :,. 
a;  K    'he    ; :,  r  -r'l  ■  I    _-"a 
dca^r    wh^-r>   'v    -.vh'n    : 
'  -or  rr.-'\  ra  r,-al    lii-'ir 


1  471  uW  FI.I   IT)- 1 

Hk>^>esi;n,    Minn,  a: 
S.  rial    No.   547  ii*^ 


It    a    passa^*  wa  -.  , 


inpartment 

m--  dnor  at 


1,471. n<j3.      SVSTKM   <  >  I-    lal.Kt  TU  I<  A  L  DISTRIBUTION. 

William    L     Uia^s     .Niagara    l-"all«.    N     Y.,    ag.st^cnor    to 
U,    S,    Light  &    Hr.it    I 'ort".rMMn[,,    Ni«(|i;ara    l-"ali*i,   N.   Y  . 

!i    1  orponrioi,     if    .N.  w    "lork        h"iie.l     lurn-    .'i    lUHJ.      .><»' 
rial    No     l<il  .-4t       T    Ciaa;.:,  CI     17  1       ;n3  i 


1*       '-TT 


iTTT 


J*- 


JJ 


^ 


r 


(S)  r-^- 


-TV  4 
^  .'i  i" 


<:><i>oy^ 


:w 


p<^rmit 


k-  t  in  th>- 
-»-lf  closi;;_' 
'■I  impart  i:a'i; 


iniry  -f  'h^'   Tip  I.'V.t 

■■■r     1. "I. !::!-'     •'-    la     the 

II. ■;    1      ,:'■:.•    -'I  a  n-ct- 


itid  drum  and  'he  In~-  :-a-n': 'n-d 
h-  latr.r  :-  ..[••'i;.-d  up.  a.jik;  o{  the 
»    effert>d 


1.    In  n   -'.  ^o,,       f  ,;,^rrirn)  liistribnf '  i  ai ,  a   c  anrHtor,  :i 
pair   of    -'orH*:>     tmftenes    aial     t    intip    -arru  ■,    said    t»it- 

r.rte-j    ha'.iir:    nin  ■(,    I'nd    'tirouL'h    whah    flow?*    th'- 

tola!  iK't  '■'.irr«>Tit  t'"Mii  tiie  u'iiht.-i  •  >  ir  to  th'-  t>a!tiaa's  an  t 
'.raTi  the  batterieH  to  ttie  lamp  rir  iiir,  ..n>-  ot"  wliieli  bat 
t'Tieji  Is  adaft.-d  to  rea:u!a'i'  thf  laaii-  iriaa  whil-  the 
'■ti.er  battery  is  twatii;  iharK'e'!,  .n*  et;rii '  i  ;a:  rin-ans  con 
nested  in  sali!  ■  oinm.ai  l.a  I  iimI  a.-airis  i-  i;t  r- i|:.(i  tiy  said 
intcgratin;;  ;..•  anw  I'ur  r- dU'  lis  tlo  tltdd  ■xia'iMon  of  ^a!d 
generator. 


RKSSl'RF      I-KVI'   i:         A.KHEti      N 
dt«     Minn        F'le.l    Mar      .'7.    i:r."2. 
I    rial!;:        <  CI     li-l     -7  t 


1.471.0ftl  CRANK  nnoK  Wm.tkf:  K  IU.oss.  Musrle 
ShoalH.  Ala  Fil.-l  Apr  la.  lajo  s*:.rial  No  5.al.iiOS. 
s    CIairn.s.      (CI.    2M — 88.) 


r  _  . 

Ir;  .1  "uid  ;r.ss:;r--  .U'V ..-.'  -'e  ■■i.mbination  ,if  a  !.,;rr.d, 
a  n.xi';.-  '..le  h:tv;n_'  a  '.ear!  ai  .und  the  perimpf«'r  of  it< 
open  end.  a  -ap  f.tr  on,.  ..nd  of  said  harrel,  said  cap  riam] 
inp  the  Ix'ad  of  said  t-ag  against  the  end  of  said  barrel, 
a  che^'k  valv.  leadlnsi;  rr..m  th-  exterior  of  .said  eap  to 
'he  intf-ri'  r  of  s.aid  hug.  and  a  iOJard  pe,sitl.aied  f.ir  elo= 
.;;;:  aa  ap«Tt'!ri'  In  th-  i^^ipositf  nnd  ,,f  said  'larr-l  aga:n<' 
d    "t    said    lia::   wh^n    >'xpaiided. 


the    uppv 


;  471.(i;<-  ATTACHMENT  FOR  SOFNI  >  RKPRODUC 
ING  DEVICKS  Lt-DWie,  T>,t..MiK.  Lyndhursf.  N.  J 
Fll.  d    May    2t).    T92p,      Serial    No     471.W;^,      7    nalms 

Ml       07  J 1     I 

1  An  attarhment  fir  sound  reproducing  marhln-s,  com 
:)ted  to  be  telescoplcally  mounted 
*;e  sound-reproducing  machlno,   said 


I  rising    a    slepve    ada 
upon    the   .spirflle  of  r 


1  .V  'Tatie  hook  roniprislng  ;i  '  ody  f.irnied  with  n  snp 
porting  element,  a  plurality  .if  depending  jaws  pivoted 
';pon  the  body  and  terminnt Inu  In  hooks  .'ngatreahle  with 
an  annular  shoulder  on  a  lifting  head,  sprtncs  urging 
said  Jaws  into  rlanipini:  relation,  and  a  series  of  electro- 
magnets positioned  in  spae.al  fdation  to  the  JaWs  and 
t  nergizable  to  efferr  retraction  thereof  Into  releniilng  po- 
»it  ion 


<H"T<)BIK  It'p.  1!>"J.", 


r.  S   PATENT  OFFICE. 


563 


1.471,0»,1         FT.nn  MO'lYMI     SVSTKM.        Df)MKNKu    lU. 

Nnro.   Roanoke.    I,:       File.t   .vuc.   r>    1921.     Serial   No. 
100.077,     3   Clanns       m;i.   170 — 5a 


Tied  lr>  said  1  nshing  and  projecting  from  the  periphery 
thereof,  and  a  hiii-  huvlng  a  cam-shapwl  internal  perimeter 
rdnpted  to  l,w  k  y.p^r.  said  >aj.-.hi'iL'  \\  ■  n  LraL'ement  with 
said    cam.- 


!  !i!  an  ;  pparatiis  <if  the  class  descrllu'd  the  r.ai  liina- 
tlon  with  ,a  fluid  motor  of  self  adjustlm:  means  iniimdi- 
Stely  adjacMit  tho  motor  to  propi  ,  ly  r.  ■•i  i\f  and  di^eharge 
Ihe  fluid  hy  whieh  th.-  motor  is  adapted  to  l.e  dri\en.  said 
leean'-  conipri-inc  .a  mnn.  I  sbup.,]  recaving  devi-  e  aiid  a 
funnej-sbape.!  dlsi  !,.ari.'ing  d.  vi.  .  .  l„.th  of  said  de\a(a's' 
'■■  iug  rigidly  lonii.a't.d  to-.-thir  atid  positioned  I.,  have 
tli'-ii  eid.arued  -lid-  far.-  ia  ilia  m>  f  ri<'a  lly  ojipasite  direa 
taa, 


1  47].tl!M;  KI.Ft  Tkit  AL  AFPAFiATlS  FuEI.IiBi.  k  F. 
Hh*m>.  I'liLstleld.  Mass.  as.signor  to  lieneral  lOleiiri'j 
<'oinp»i;\      a    *  orporalion    of    New    Vork        Filed    May    H, 

MM!'       S.aial    N'     L'Si.S  >;<;7       ".   I'lniin-        nl     17."     -:i:,i;.\ 


i   -171,00V        Rld'RICKltATlNt;     AlTARATVS        1 
I'fcu    and    lio\v,\iii)    M      (JHiirK,    Tr>aiton,    N     .1 


11 


^ 


.---iT 


•J^s^^  ■ 


1  A  tr.,ns:,,rnier  comprisin;.'  a  cor',  a  winding-  tiir-e 
on,  anoih  r  windine  also  thereon  and  in  distiilait.d  rel.a- 
ti«jn  with  the  first  mentioned  windin.i:.  the  secoml  nan 
tion..i  winding  eoniprisint;  a  [ilnrality  of  tlat  tiih  s  ,011 
I '•' till  in  moltiple  nnd  plaeeil  ed-e  to  o<1ge  between  their 
eomnioii  tern^inals.  and  menns  for  supplying  fluid  to  said 
tnl'e«    to   l.f   vap<iiiz.  il    then  in. 


1.471.(»07       ni.I.FV       la  I.  Mi.,.    ,1      Iiiui,,  ,ria:,    Toronto. 
Ontario.    Canada        I  ded    Mar     14.    litl'l.      Serial    No. 

C'L'.tMM        .';    Claims        ici     v«7      .'.L'  1 


1  -Npparatu-  of  tla-  type  d.'Saiih.'d  r..iii  priMii;;  ;i  brine 
tank,  nn  expansion  valv(  located  within  s;nd  tank  near 
the  bottom  thereof,  a  ronipressor-oondens  r  ronmcted  t<, 
supply  lirjuid  refri;:<.rant  under  pro.sMir.  ii,  s.aid  expan- 
sion valve  to  Ik  e.\ji(inded  then  by  iii  -iisr.nus  form  di- 
n-etly  Into  th.i  bviiie  r.  turn  pip.  connect  i..ns  from  thf 
i'l'l'-T  piortioa  of  said  tank  to  s.aoi  .  ..mpressiM-  r,  a,],  nser. 
i:<ans  ,a<tiiai.d  by  variations  in  the  presstire  ot  ih.'  re- 
frigerant oil  'he  iiitake  side  of  said  \,.1m  t,,r  controlling 
the  action  of  the  valve  and  nfh.'r  no.ins  eontroll.d  !,v 
\.iriations  in  the  pressure  of  the  expanded  ref  ri^.  r.nt  in 
till   ttink   foi-  lontndltng  the  aetion   of  the   va!v, 

7.  In  ,a).oaratiis  of  th>'  class  describ.,1  a  eot.densrr  In- 
'  luding  e. Hid. using  (adls.  a  comjiressor  fi.r  fonintr  re- 
fntrertint  in!o  said  coils,  a  motor  for  op..ratiti-  -aid  cm 
pres.s,,r.  a  .vater  supply  for  cooling  said  <oiU.  a  hollow 
( .xiiansibii-  ii.ment  liavlng  its  interior  in  '  ommunication 
with  the  interior  of  said  coils,  a  valve  for  rontrolling 
said  wat(  r  .Mjpi)ly  liavintr  a  cnni-f  tion  between  said  valve 
'■•■'•  '•' '■  '  f'f  s.-'i''  evpasible  elemmt.  and  means  Con- 
ned.il  with  th.  other  end  of  said  expansible  element  for 
I  oidr..lIinw-  ;h.-  .a.  tion  ..f  the   nioior. 


1.   A   pulley,  comprising,   a   st>lit  hushing  having  an   ec 
centHr  perlpherv,  a  plurnliry  of  cam  -shaped  members  rar- 


1,471.09!*       TODL    FOR    I  »EMOrNTAl',I,E   RIMS       J.^mes 

H    Cu'i  \\.  Boston.  Mass.     Fil.-d  .Inly  21.  1919      Serial 

No,    ."^iLMSa.      r,   Claims.      (CI.    157-^i   ) 

1,  A  rim  tool  having  a  pair  <.f  tripping  members  adapt- 
ed to  be  detachaWy  secured  to  Me  rim  flanges  with  the 
^plit  of  the  rim  positioned  therehetween  :  Intemiedinte 
Jacking  means   adapted   to   engage  with   the  rim    for   dis- 


-Tiiffea  *iiJtm  ^^^^ 


5^ 


l-rtiu:;  ..u 


-f  the 


XiJAJ'.l..mUH'JJU'.llJiPHW 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


OcTOBtB  10, 1923 


rim  frum  its  butting  position  at  the 
joint  ;    means    for   chknging   the    .  pread   between    tbe  pair 
f    gripping    mt'mberii    for    contracting    or    eipandinj;    the 

fS     -« 


rira  .   ,in  !     •irr-.inon  op(e 
;  u'o  wi'  rkin  4  r»-lati'M 
;;■;;•.'!■     s  f' t!    -ha-^ 
s...i,:    intaiis   i-t    Will. 


1,471.10<|       KKi;iSTr:RIN<,   MKTER 


rating  means  adapted  to  be  shlfte! 

with  either  fald  Ja<?kin^'  or  irrippink. 

»:iiiK    nvans    for    '([lernr :r;k:    'M'h'T    of 


T'.  it   A     (    IIKKRT, 
is-iUrmr      ''v     njfSii>'     :i~si_'iiment  j.    to 
Corry,    I'a..    a    (.'uparti^  r«:.ip    corn 
pu-;.  .1    ..f    i[-nry     tl      Manley    and    (ifnru''    H      H;irl' 

(CI    .;:;-— 1.) 


1,    A   :'•J.l^'^^•r\:.■^   r. 
loirarirhr;-;    cf     \T.y    :; 


!•  '!;r:i' 


d      ^V     v':|^ 


i*»t»T  comprisinii  a  plurality  of  sel*>rt- 

s   for   automarirally   df'- rminin^   the 

athematical    funrTi.m    ui    t' e    number 


1   t:!,10l       r,A?:  AN!'  r.IQT'ni   cONTArx   I'KVK'K       F.D- 
a:n     (  -.vy'-.Y.    di^'(J;is.'d.    l.Ttf'    nf    I...nd<in.    Knijland.    by 
Mhiiini^T.tr.ir.      l.rid.in.      Kiuland. 
lil'd   Nov.    j5.    i'Ji-'J..     Signal    No.   'jo3.U'il.      3   "Claims. 
(CI.  261—113.) 


1,  A  gas  and  liq 
riKht  shell  having 
wardly  at   Its  lowe 


Id   contact   d^^^■i^ .■n:iiprlsinij   an    up- 

a    troueh    arranced    ptrlpherally    in- 
end  affording  a   central   opening   for 


the  passage  of  ga»  thruugh  said  Bheit,  a  reaervolr  wltbln 
said  shell  secured  In  spaced  relation  to  the  wall  thereof 
and  positioned  to  confront  said  op«'ning,  a  conduit  leading 

from  said  rescrvnlr  !o  said  trouk,'!;,  fooperating  stacks  of 
central  and  pertphiT;il  hatfl»'H  \sithin  s:ild  shell,  arranged 
in  Int'Tleaved  r'laiinn.  said  tia!!!'''^  Iwing  each  formed 
with  a  .spacing  pit  i  ••  'ipon  whicii  r.sts  the  sup'-r  adjacent 
baffle  of  Its  .-itai'k,  iiicai.^  larried  !■>  sai'l  r>-s<Tvoir  and 
shell  for  supi'ortink;  said  stsicks  of  Uallli-s.  [nn.ins  for  sup- 
plying water  to  said  batfl  s  and  a  ilischarur  pipe  for  said 
trough. 


1,471.102.  OILWIML  rNKKIi  UKAMKH 
C'c.vAGHAN,  Wift.iM  Kai;-.  liU'd  Mar  s, 
No    '',J3,69_V      2   (  laniis       iCl.   i;:.:.      75.* 


V|.  T'lR     L 
U.:'.,      Serial 


1.    Ill   i;i.    W'-J    under   rca';  <  r^, 
a   portion    of    whli'!;    is    ~nuar>-     '<i 
the    oii'cr    ''ti'l    nf    ^a  ;.!    -  l:a  r-  k     '  • 

wit'i    a    h'.isf  It.,.-    .'..i:  •••■.  '  ■'  •'     -a  id 


-•hell.   hn\  in.,-   a   shank, 
i^.:i_o    wit'i    a    wr<'nch 
^:     ''r-adrd     to    encat-'e 
I'll   .ada[.t.  d    fo    ri'C<  ivf> 


a    '-ore,    said    for.,    with    a    plurality    of   f >-nsioiiiTi:;    nioan-i 
ai.  I    ^hearsn.'    iiia  !>'s    attached    thereto,    for    the    puri"i(.H 

set   forth   arid   dt's.'.-i:.''d 


1   17M03.      PIA',    I'lFt    !'K    .\  M '    HOT    W.ATKft    RAOS. 
AltTHL'B     CONNoH,     (   iura^o,      Hi  }-iifd     .Mar      d,     lltJ'J. 

Serial  Xo.  541.530.     6  Claims.      (CL  150—8.) 


*;  .K  d.  vice  of  th-'  rhnrai'tfr  il«  <rrih.'d  CMmprlsini:  b 
subv!,i;,r;  ,n.r  firm  hody  p.r-ion  ndaptrd  ■"  t..-  fitted  in 
the  neck  of  a  hot  or  l'-t>  watt-r  bat:,  said  body  portion 
having  a   passage   ext'-ndinkt   lonudtudiially    thfrethrouch, 

fl  \^^".z  hiTii;.'d'\'  'tiounr>'d  -Tf  sni,!  h..('\'  p.^rti-t!  ind  adapr>'d 
•,.  *it  in'o  rid  s-a!  t;;*-  inoMth  of  s,iil  pass.i-:.'.  and  means 
ac";:i  fi>d  by  the  pressure  of  th*"  Hipild  within  tti>'  iiRi;  for 
'  "ki'-c  sa'd  r!'!.'  airnlnst  ri:o\-.Tnpnt  in  the  mouth  of  said 
•,as-a;;o   «'•■     pres^uro  is  apiiiie<I  exteriorly   'o   the  ha  i: 


1.471.104.      BT'RNKU       Elmer    K    iornweii,  and   Joski-h 

H     .MrCREAiiv,    Okmulgee,    Okla        Filed    June    5,    192'J. 

Serial    So    ."iti.'  s«.i4        1    Cla.-r        i<'l     1.'.^      lOd.i 

The   combination    with   a    snpply    tut>e   having  a   lateral 

feed   orifice   through    Its    walls   of   a    burner    comprising   a 

tubular   body   arid,    a    li-li-w    i.as..    into    whl'h    the    tubular 


OCTOBEB  10,  r.tL'3 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


565 


body  is  merged  at  one  of  its  ends,  the  bore  of  the  tubular 
body  continuing  through  the  walls  of  the  base  and  open- 
ing Into  the  interior  of  the  latter,  said  base  having  a  pair 
of  side  portions  extending  forwardly  of  the  proximate 
end  of  the  tubular  body,  a  clamp  section  merged  into  one 
of  the  side  portions  of  the  base  along  the  outer  side  edge 
of  the  latter,  a  second  clamp  section  merged  Into  the 
other  side  portion  of  the  base  along  the  outer  side  edge 
of  the  latter,  said  clamp  sections  being  adapted  to  termi- 
nate at  their  outer  side  edges  In  a  diametrical  plane  of 
the  supply  tube  when  the  outer  side  edges  of  the  side 
p^)rtions  of  the  base  are  in  abutting  relation  to  the  pe- 
ripheral wall  of  the  supply  tub*',  one  of  said  clamp  sec 
tlons  having  an  outwardly  extending  lug  at  its  outer  edge 
and  the  other  of  said  clamp  sections  having  a  perforated 
outwardly  extending  ear  at   its  outer  edge,   a   clamj)  sec 


tion  coinplemental  to  said  first  named  arid  said  second 
named  (damp  sections,  said  third  (damp  section  being 
adapted  to  extend  in  engagiment  with  the  o\iter  periph- 
eial  wall  of  the  supply  tnl>e  between  the  outer  edges  of 
the  first  and  second  named  clamp  sections  and  having  a 
socket  portion  at  one  side  edge  adapted  to  receive  and  en- 
gage with  the  lug  on  one  of  the  other  clamp  sections  and 
having  an  ear  at  its  other  side  edge  provided  with  n  per- 
foration In  register  with  the  perforation  in  the  ear  of 
the  remaiidiig  clamp  section,  and  a  fa>tenint;  device  for 
holding  saiil  perforated  ears  together,  whereby  said  third 
named  clamp  section  will  bi'  releasably  held  against  dls- 
idacement  from  sahl  first  named  and  said  second  named 
i  lamp  sections  and  said  base  may  be  held  against  said 
snpply  tutie  with  the  outer  side  edges  of  the  side  portions 
of  the  base  clamped  against  the  supply  tube  at  oiiposlte 
side<  of  the  lateral  feed  oritice  in  the  latter. 


Ing  shoulder,  said  second  named  extension  passing  within 
said  flange,  a  pair  of  ball  races  having  a  series  of  balli 
therebetween  and  seating  upon  said  shoulder,  and  a  nut 
rigidly  secured  upon  the  threaded  •  tid  of  the  second  named 
extension  and  seating  upon  the  uppermost  ball  race. 


1,471,106.  SUCKER-ROD  COITLING.  RkqinaI^d  1. 
(OX.  Mexia.  Tex.  nied  July  8.  1922.  Serial  N«. 
.-7."?, 706.     2  Claims.      iCl.   2';7--01.) 


1,471.10,".  BALI.  HEARIN*;  SWIVEL  SUCKER  -  ROD 
JOINT  liK(,iN.\Li)  E.  Cu.x.  Torrance,  Calif.  Filed  Oct, 
1.^,  1!>J1,     Serial  No.  ."JOT.OOO.     1  Claim.     (CI.  287—91.) 


Mi'Rns  for  coupling  .a  pair  of  sucker  rods,  comprising 
an  upper  coupling  member  having  threaded  connection 
with  the  lower  end  of  one  sucker  rod  and  formed  with  a 
reduced  extension  at  its  lower  end.  a  lower  coupling 
member  having  threaded  connection  with  the  other  sucker 
roil  and  being  formed  with  an  upwardly  extending  re- 
<luced  extension  having  a  threaded  end,  a  sleeve  threaded 
upon  said  first  named  extension  and  formed  at  its  lower 
end  with  an  Inwardly  extending  flange  defining  a  retain- 


2.  In  a  sucker  rod  conplins.',  a  eyiinder  a.lapttd  for 
engagement  with  one  of  niijacent  ends  of  a  stuker  rod 
string,  n  shaft  havint;  its  end  extending:  into  th.  oppo- 
■~ite  end  of  the  cyliniler  and  adapted  fi>r  en  ja;.-en,(  i,  i  with 
the  other  of  the  adjaiaTit  emis  of  th'  string,  spao.  d  sup- 
ports disposed  within  said  (\linii.r.  nuts  carrie-d  by  said 
shaft  intermediate  eaci)  pair  of  >[iaee,i  sn[ipi'!is.  springs 
■■xiendirik;  intermediate  said  nuts  and  the  adjacent  .'sup- 
ports, abutment  members  limiting  the  compression  of  said 
sjirings  during  movement  of  the  shaft  within  the  cylln- 
iler,  Mn<l  an  antifriction  bearing  lii^posed  upon  the  upper 
s.irfaee  of  eacii  of  said  snpiports  rind  sniiporting  the 
weight  of  the  shaft  attached  portion  of  the  string  v\  hen 
the  string  is  elevated. 


1,471.107,  CONTROI.LlNi;  V.M.Vi:.  Lewis  A.  IUklin*;, 
I'hiladelphia,  I'a..  assi>;nor  to  Kbatric  Service  Supplies 
•  "ompany.  rhiladel|dna,  I'a.,  ;t  (orporation  of  I'ennsyl- 
vania.  Filed  June  IM,  lOUh  Serial  No  TiO." ,  1 2.''.,  10 
Claims.      (CI,    1,H7— l.'iO.i 


1.  In  a  turbine  having  a  side  pocket  communicating 
with  the  turbine  chamber,  the  combination  of  a  control- 
ling valve  for  motive  fluid  with  an  actuating  member  ex- 


:SXJMLJS!ta!JiL"a,'l!'lBJ-.,g"Hl  gffi  llinmimr— w 


5W 


OFFICIAL  riAZK'n  K 


(  KTOBFK  16,  1928 


for  .ind  an'!  n'r!i:«!!v 
prx-ket  ;  nni'  ft  e<v.- 
porls<'t    for    opfratius 

ther.i  n    w.    I'ljiKtab 


■kv"    "Bki   %'i!v«  b»»iTie  rpv^rslbls  end 

r>";ri)nt:  'i>  ni-  vp  inwanl  towarr!  salfl 
rri'ir  <'<>iit  roll'-<l  l.'vcr  nrm  In  sal'l 
«ni.!  vslv<»  Thniueh  *nl'1  actnutlni; 
arm  hftvlns  Tfiovinted  nr.il  «eoar«'il 
:.■    M'-ifmehi   fur   engaging    'i-.e   valv. 


1  47'.   m^        TIN   PL,LTfc:  BRANNINw    OK  '".REASF.-RK 

MmVIN*;    Mai   HIl'-K  Savitkl     I'iViES,  I'.ri-  ■■!     hVrry 

'Aal>^.      FiUii    Sf-t-j-     '..  1!V_"2,      Serial    Nn  5Sr5,.HS4^       10 
Clai.'Tis       if:    51-  ]l9 


1  A  machine  fo 
■  i:)  plaf''^,  cornprisi 
of  :  rreatfr  width 
T'DVf'yln^  said  pla 
drlvln?  *ald  bt-lt  so 
warii  dlrprtlon,  and 
ran  Into  two  succe 
cl^aninj  rriBTerial,  t 
carried  by  -lald  h^'l* 


1.471.109        UO*.    0(1 

loum       KiltHl    Oct 

i.  :aim«.      (CI    in>-- 


brannins:  or  removing'  ^r>-n<>'  from 
i)c  an  f-ndlfs-i  ini-Un>'il  tra wviini:  ht*lr 
tian  the  platt's  to  b«  brann<»d  and  for 
tfs   through    the    machine.    m««na    for 

that  its   upper  run  travela  In   an   up 

jrihline  ID'  am   for  forming  the  upp»'r 

^slvc    trriiichs   to    r<i*relve    hrannlni;   or 

roueh   w!  irh    trnneha   t^<>   plat"s    nrf 

ijbstflntiftlly  a-«  set  forth 


LER.      David    S     Dick,    llawmrdpn. 
14.     10-'2.      S»Tia!     No     5514.555       3 

l.'.T.  1 


1      !n 

I'viin.lri 
the    ixi 

t-wir.l 


plat^'-* 
mately 

rv'ir-'io 


a    h<'U'  oiler 
'-al   rnemlier 
■i    for   vertic.i 

1  ►":■■»>  r  ' '  i  I 
'!.     ;..  r;ph. 
i :; :'.  •'  r    'a  .  u  i 
tn.l    project; 
rh''  top  ther 
■   wi'h   which 


r:inu',  a  distributor  ("oni|iriHini:  \ 
.a\i:ii  an  axis,  means  for  supporting 
[iiovHment.  plates  within  the  i  yi!n 
:D'''iri«'iJ  from  points  near  th-  center 
and  termlnatlnz  in  space<j  rftaMor; 
'  the  fvlinder.  wicks  rescine  on  the 
^  thro!ii;h  'he  cylinder  at  approii 
i(,  aii'l  ail  absorN'nt  covering  for  f-i- 
the  wicks  commtinicatp. 


110       l.Vr,    StRAP    FOR    LOOMS       Daeth. 
KvELY.    Ix>wpll,    MasH.      ni-d    Nov.    \H.    1920 
No    4'24  .'^^"1       .3    ijuims       'CI     i:^&--lB.-.i 


1 1 M  ;  w 
Serial 


A      i»*   Ci  jf 


1.    A    luR   strap 
Hiiapted    to    i eotlre 
ptcker  ttlck,  Works 


i 


B 


■5*- 
F 


] 


c^mprtalng  two  loops,  one  if  which  is 
an  actnatlne  arm  and  the  other  a 
rigidly  tecujred  In  th*-  adjacent  ends 


of    th'-  loopw,    r<'du<f<l   I'lfennlons   cnrried   by   saW   block*. 

interonCTffln^  rwt',  t' >t 'rni  on  rh*^  M[i[>.,-4e'|  faces  of  the 
•^lo'k  extension's,  /iiiii  i  ''iHnip  (ik-I  'slni:  fh>'  two  pxten- 
sj.  ti-    f'^r    ad ji;'itaL>l>    ci>nneci iiitc   the    twu   loops. 


1.471, 111  AI'niM  VTK' ALLY  LfXKIN<;      FLAT     CAR 

FiiR  roNTAINKItS  lu^v/  Li  1  t.  New  R.>.  h.-lle,  V,  Y.. 
iiBSljrnor  to  Rivir  I'ol  R;i!;  Tr-insporta  t  ion  Compwny, 
St.  L-'OIr.  Mo  ,  «  >  o-"!"  -a»ion  if  Oklnhoma.  File<1  Not. 
L>,  1!*21  Serial  No.  r.u::i'^»  10  rinjra«  <CL 
105-  3t;<j  1 


!      In    a    carrier    of    f'lo    "h'lr.icter    described    having    a 

rarr>r  m''t!iti'  r  an.l  i  i.tiinor  m'Tiibtr  to  If  locio'd  to 
iai(!  .irrier  !ii''r;itifr  'h''  i-i.rnMiia!  inn  i.f  ji  pivotfH)  hook 
and  1  l<o.'pi'r  .'ai  h  Ji  r  r.i'  fi''!  fo  one  of  .■iniil  members,  aald 
hock  t(ndiii<  t.'  r':;;.iiii  i;i  i  definit.  [o'Ttii.tl  p'lsition.  and 
lr'':.[i-  or.  -;:ni!  lie.  p.  r  t"r  'ausink;  salt!  h.mk  to  enjjage 
i,ai(l   keeper  ■nhen   the   oontamer  ia  placed  on  twild  carrier. 


1.47111-'        \!M'\R.\Tl-^    IMtR   rrxtLING    MR     Fridbric 

R  Eii!-,  H.vle  I'l.'k  \!,i..>,  ,.^M/i;or  to,  I!,  F,  Sturte- 
vn:r  ''^mp":"  l'..i~'  ■,  \li^-i  -i  i''  rp'oriifion  of  Massa- 
--■hus."-;  1-'!"1  L".  K!,  19:;i  S.Tial  No  ,'?44.72L 
3  Claims         C!     183-  i::5.) 


1     An    fippara' 


A  • 


;>y  pn- 
m".-i !, ' 
^pray 
low  ( 
hrx! 
liMllv  r. 
for   the 


for    coolint:    lir 
h'    air  pii-fsos     ■,, 
i  n  _•   I'l'iU,    vvirin 


•ornpri.-'inn  "-liray  noi 
liiiK  roils,  an  air  duct 
lid  "111  water  sump*. 


Mnj    rii,.    ,-, 

'■   -   i1.'livt'r;ntr    'n-ater    frofn    the    tw'>    .sumps    to   the 

i,"/7;    s   ari'!     i.oliiiR   coils,    ii'-ans   f"r   rt'CulatinR  th» 

f   iir  .0  r'i-s   tho  roiN  and  through   th''  by  pans  duct. 


a    th. 


nnos' 
.    rh. 


■    for    '0 n t roll i Kir    the    mixture   of   water 
*priv    io'7,zl.'S   aiol    th>'    rt-gulatlng   means 


-i71   11.3         SiiriTINi;     TR.KTK         rmKl,E-< 
rryr,  Ter,n       F:)'"'    Aug     17,    HrJ2       H.'r{al   N 
1    '■lairn        M'!     217 — i^.) 


(  »        KWBLX, 

1      r..S2,445. 


A  shippinic  fr-ate  f'-mprisiiii:  a  pitirality  of  similar 
panel.n,  each  incluilltic  '<pHf-ei|  slats  connecte<i  by  np^>eT 
an<i    lower    riejits    having   mitt>ro<l    ends,   each   pane!   being 


(hT'iHH!  Ki,  l.t2:i 


l.  S    PATENT  OFFU  !•:. 


567 


iiarrc'Wer   at    its    lovvr   .'iiii    thaii    at    its   upixT   end.   wires   ] 
fte«-uri'ii   lo  .lil  ol   iho  parieLs  and  :,a\inK  tlif.r   I'uds  initially 

ft. a'  ami  i'roj.ot  i  iii;  1..  \i.nrl  tl,.  .-:.■' s  ..f  ih.  rtoirii-st 
patK  1>.  -..m!  paii.'ls  lif.ii;:  a  r-ra  i  ;,'oi!  t..  d. ■■:!,'■  a  T'ooptarie 
and  'lo  fr- ■  .'iii!^  I'f  r',.  wiP'^  !"i!ij  twi-r.-d  ti'Kcth.r  to 
ret.air,  th'  r.'i  .'pt ai  I.-  in  sh,ip(,  r!,.  init.r'd  ends  of  rt.r 
cleat-  !>'sp''  riv'ly  tiiy  :i  ^'inj;  a;,'ain>t  la'ii  •ah'-r  to  th'Tehy 
brai.-  th''  ri  I  I'pi.ii  li',  and  a  top  and  li.itti'iii  disjiosable 
Mj.'aiii-l  >aiil  el. a!-,  !''■  iMitlom  tieiii;:  <lisp.i-.(l  w;tbin  th' 
rec.  |.t.i'i.'  aii'l  r'-tin.i;  iifion  ttH'  iII'I"r  tao..^  .f  r';.'  1i>\\.t 
cbaii'-  .iral  iiciMinj  i  li  lopnf  the  i  rat.'  •  xpanO' 'i.  tin  t  'p 
rt'.«tii;t;  upon  t\  <■  upp.-r  S'l  of  cleats,  !Mati  'ho  'op  ari'l 
lot;. an  ti,a\ii!_'  tran-v.i>.e  I'U'ats  adapted  p,  li!  inside  uf 
the    top    nnd    I'utfoni   oli-ats  i)f   the  rrate 


silion  for  supplying  tluid  uu'l'-r  pressure  lo  ;.n  ;  ;.  po«i^ 
I'll  for  ra-leHM!.>;  tluii!  fr-ai,  tho  stralgtii  nir  pipe,  a 
a. utile     ,  h<'Ck     v.iive     di'Vica'     'ipi  rated     !.iy     liuid     buppiitsj 

li.lou^'i,    !ljf    Ijrake    v.'i.Vi'    a.!     tht-    Loli-dperatiliK    e:  d    of    the 


1  471  114  ^  Al'KT^  RAZOR  WAt.TFn  W  KvEitTs,  New 
^  ork,  N  \  a--iun"r  to  Kv.ri-  .\n;,'li  Razor  t'orpora- 
liiiii,  N'.w  ^■o^k  N  \'  ,  a  Corpoialion  ot  la  laware  Filf! 
A'l-     2v,    r.«2;',       S.'rial    No.    659.835       12   Claims.       (CI 

;p»--i2.» 


,!  t.ir  i'>iaMlshiri'-  oouiinuiiica  t  ion  fr::"  t!,-  ''rak'  '-alve 
ut  the  o)»rat;nt;  •  H'i  througli  tb<  stra:^t,t  ;.:r  pip"-  to  the 
brake  cylmiior,  and  a  hati'llf  for  ..p.-ra  tir.i:  -aid  Prake 
valve  a'  the  ndti  < ^poi  at  ui^-  end  having  means  tor  j  re- 
venting  movement    to   th'    r-   lease  position. 


ft  .V  saf>'t.\  r.izor  coin|irislni;  a  handle,  a  Ltuard  plate 
attached  to  the  handl-'  an  1  lia\iii),''  ifcth  anant.Msi  at  .•in 
acute  angle  with  relaHon  to  tlo'  longitudinal  axih  of  the 
Kuard  plate,  means  for  holding  a  blade  upon  th<  guard 
[.latf,  and  a  flngt-r  etigaging  elem>'nt  extending  longitudi- 
nally of  the  handle  and  of  a  width  for  engag.  ment  with 
the  maj.ir  |s)rflon  of  the  finger  tips,  said  finger  engaging 
element  being  arranii.-d  at  an  acute  angle  to  the  longi- 
tudinal axis  of  the  guard   plate 


1,171  117,  DERRH'K  HouK  J.vuis  L,  loss,  Los  An- 
ueli-s,  falif,  Fil.'d  .Aug  li*.  1922.  Serial  No.  r.,S.3,006. 
r,    llaim>.       I  LI     24 — 24  1 


1.471.11.-  ANGLK-COCK  DEVICE.  Clvue  C  F.aumkb. 
Bdgpwood,  I'a.,  nssiinior  to  The  W<  stlDghoose  \\t 
Rrake    Conipjtny.     Wilmerding,     I'a.,    a    I'orporatlon    of 

Lennsylvinia      Filed   N'iV,   2'.(,    llUit      Serial    No    .'i41,44s 
4   Claims.       (CI.    277    -0 


I  -\  I  >'  k  i-omiirisiii;:  a  liodv  member  having  a  fluid 
ci'iiiinir,  ,1  pliic  val\f  for  oontrolliiig  communication 
thr  iiiu'h  -aid  ronduit.  and  means  subject  to  the  opposing 
fluid  pr. --ure-  in  the  conduit  at  opiKisite  sides  of  the 
plug  valv.'  and  operated  by  a  difference  in  "said  pr' ssures 
for  Mip[ilyln;:  fluid  at  the  higher  pressure  to  one  end  of 
thi     plui;    vah',    to    thiriNy    maintain    said    val\i     ,-oated. 


1,471.116  DOOR  AND  BRAKE  CONTROL  EgilPMENT. 

Li.VDK    I',     L.unicii,    I'ittsliiir::!),     I'a,    assignor    to    The 

Westint'hraise    Air    Brake   ('onipan.\,    \Vllmerdin>»,    Pa.,    a 

Coriioratiou    of    Pennsylvania.       Filed    Oct.     16.     1922. 

Serial  No.  5f»4,7,s7.      4   Claims,      iCl.  303 — 6.) 

1     In  a   double  end   tluid   pressure  brake  eijuipment,  the 

combination  with  a  brake  cylinder  and  a  straight  air  pip<> 

through   whicii    fluid    is  supplied  to  the  lirake  cylinder,  of 

a  brake  valv    devi"  '    at  each  end  of  the  car  having  a  po- 


L  A  derrick  honk  of  the  char.n';'ter  de-crih' d  'iriiirslng 
a  haiitrer  itifdu'linir  an  ap'  rtnred  plate,  ,•;  hook  body  hav- 
ing a  slinnk  swiv.  l<al  to  sairl  plate,  means  permitfii'g  a 
lotatloii  'if  th"  shank  fdativi-  tn  the  ;, anger,  th.-  I'ody 
Laving  .in  appr-oximately  Tshnpeci  head,  a  hook  pivoted 
upon  on.  ,tni  of  the  h''n.l  and  shiftable  .it  right  angl.-s 
*•  the  a\i«  of  the  -h.nnk  :n;.'  or  out  of  .-\  i»'Si'|on  of 
alignment  with  the  head,  .-iiid  mean-  a 'i!  i-ni.Ti 'fllly  lock- 
ing the  hook  when  in  a  p.isition  id"  aiigi.nieni  \\\\\_  the 
h'.'id. 


47  1,ll>s,  .\TTAt  liMLNT  LOR  SKCLRIN*.  THL  WuRK 
Tit  THE  TARl.ES  OL  PLANINO.  MILLING.  AND 
LIKE  MAt'HINES  Kmkii  Lethinc.  Manchester,  Eng- 
land, a.ssignor  ol  one  half  to  George  Frtnlerick  Tetlow, 
Manchetiter.   England       Filed    Dec,    h,   1921.      Serial  No. 


520,889 


;{   riaifiis       (CI    ;'U--twt.) 


A 


J     U 


^  ■ '. 


./> 


T«w. 


;^-'^ 


^'^  f.':ii. 


r      j(  — 


1.  An  attachnieiu  for  securing  work  in  pr.  p.  r  position 
o  the  tables  of  planing,  milling  and  .'her  like  n;;i  ame 
o<d8,    I. insisting    of    n    base    plate,    two    plate-    sLdid'h    in 


568 


KUiflfs  in  guch  base 
longitudinally  on  th 
of  such  slldable  plat 
Iat»»rnlly  across  thp 
»nd  centered  in  suit 


plat>'    towards    and   from    each   other 

n   base   plate,    a    viae   carrifd   by   each 

^s  and  consiating  of  two  Jaw-^  slidable 

base   plate,    the   work    beini;  clamped 

vises  substantially  as  descrlb^^d 


^ 


1.471,119.  HORSES 
'an  upon-Trent.  E 
N^    635. S33       3  d 


1     In   ,1    shop   for 
gtvid  adapted  to  'r^*' 
■\   h'  ad   spacefl    from 
jr;^^   .li^r-n^pd   In    su 
rhp    "iLiii.    and    n    h 
h^ad    ind    clamped 


1.4T1  lJti  nOTTI 
('hir;i^'...  Ill,  Fil 
.T   Cl'iims.      H'l    2 


1.    .V  cover  device 


tending   acroBs    tbe 


extend    below    the 
plate-portion    at   op 


rssa 


r*^>r9mmmm''wmmiimmmmiimm 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16, 1923 


HOR.  William  Hbsrt  Gilis,  Bur- 
i::liind.  Filed  May  1.  10.*;?.  Serial 
aims.      (CI.    168 — 13  I 


■JC 


t'S 


)r<es  ;ind  uttxT  animal.'^,  i  rhrf.'ided 
Tf'wed  into  n  -ilioe  and  firovid<'<l  with 
thf  shoe  and  havlnsr  opix)site  open- 
tantlal  parallelism  with  'h»^  axis  nf 
How  rf'slllent  ^a■'bi'"l|^  flrffi  -'U  th 
►'twi'f-n    thi>    <.iin<'    nn:i    t  ti      sho>' 


K  COVKi;  >v.\tr\D  I.  GoLnM  IN-, 
Iif'C  1  lO-JJ  Serial  N-  604.237. 
,-.      6.3.1 


/7 


£/////-^^ 


comprising  a  plate-portion  adapted  to 


pxtend  across  the  mouth   of  a  bottle.   ,t   Bprinjt  device   ex- 


npper    surface    of    said    plate-portion 


and    prest'ntine    d(  ]iendinc    frt'p    springy    portions 


rblch 
plane  of  the  under  surface  of  said 
p<.sitp  sides  of  thp  latter,  said  plate- 
portion  being  aperlured.  a  shutter  cooperating  with  the 
■  pertured  portion  off  said  plate  portion  and  provided  with 
a  proje<rtlon  coopenating  with  the  spring  to  form  a  itop 
for  limiting  the  mfivprn'-nt  of  thp  shutt'-r,  projections  on 
said  plate-portion  fr>r  cooperation  with  said  sprlnz  In  the 
application  of  tho  Intter  to  said  plate-portion  and  so 
related  to  the  latter  and  to  said  shutter  that  when  the 
latter  is  moved  ti  a  position  in  which  the  projoctlon 
thereon  engages  said  sprlntj  in  one  position  of  the  shut- 
ter, a  discharge  opjning  for  the  contfnts  of  the  bottle  to 
which  tbe  device  Is  applied  is  afforded,  and  means  fo- 
holdlng  said  spring  device  in   place. 


1,471,12! 

York.  N  Y.  Fi 
4  Claims  (CI. 
1     In    a   suspend 


casing    having    adjoininz    tubular    chambers,    foll    springs 


arranged    in    said 
the  upper  portions 


W       i;R.\.s\!rK.     Spw 

S.Tlal  No,   50.3.M,><>< 


ST'SrHNUKKS        I.m  ;s 
■d  Sopf    2**.    10-M. 
67— 7'-:  > 
(T.   a   connecting   number   comprisinjj   a 


out  the  chamh*rs,   th.    terminal   ends  of  said  flexible  con- 
nection  b€ing  secured   t-'   said  socket   members,    the  conit 


passing;   tlPxiM,v    nnd   h 


of  the 


siinn. 


IS 


-■npar'  ■!   with    t ,  .■    I  i:i  m 


throiigii  'b'  f'pnfral  fK)rfions 
:  1.  intiv>-lv  siiuiU  in  diameter 
r.'i-  of  said  S]ir'ii.'-; 


1.471. 122        I'KVICK    V^>H    FA*   II.IT.XTI  M  i    THF    CARV- 
IN(J  OF  MFAT.  FOl  I.TRY    ANI>  THF   I.IKF       Ai.rMD 

John  <;aK-,A\KS,  !'p<khair,,  I>.ndoii.  ICnk'land  F'lled 
May  I''.  r.'22.  >>iia:  Nw  .'t',l,s!i4  2  I'laims,  (CI. 
65— 15  ,1 


.^^a-^t^.^1^^     ^3S^^ 


^ 


if   ^ 


1-  k  device  for  fncilituting  tlie  carving  of  meat,  poul- 
try or  other  articles  oT  food  on  a  dish  or  the  like  compris- 
ing a  platform,  members  detachably  attached  to  the  under 
aide  thereof,  and  suction  devices  detachably  attached  to 
the  lower  ends  of  the  m>'mbers  for  gripping  the  dish. 


1.471,12: 
N     J 
Claim 


HAS  TORI   n 

Fil.'d     iVr      2. 
(CI.    15S 


M:-r<>  U    (jREivER.  ri-<juannock. 

!022        Serial     No      501,690        1 


27.4.) 


r 


v-^-^ 


"hambers.    socket    menitiers    carried    by 

,„,    „^^   .    , _-    of  said   springs,   and   a  fleiihlp   connec 

tlon    having    its    end    portions    extending    into    opposite   i    said    cxfi'iiriiMn 
cbn'Tiher's  and   with   Its  intenne<lifltp  part  PT'eniiintr  with-       thi>  fiui 


■Wi*?W 


A  gas  torrh  f.^r  lip:i!iii_-  comprisink:  a  gas  pipe,  an  air 
pipe  enterin?  said  k'as  iiijH'  an  oxyg.'n  pipe  entering  said 
air  pipe,  independent  forks  ..n  >-nr\\  of  said  pipes,  a  re- 
duced  extension    on    saM    -.-a*    pJiie.    a    ret'olalins    cock    on 

in  I    !!ie;i!i<   *■'  I-   .ei:'!  ;:iii_'   ;i    linrtier   tip   on 

\ti  l(^il.ll 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


569 


1.471,124  MEANS  FOR  CONNECTING  FERRO  OR  RE- 
ENFOR(  Fl>  CONCRETE  PILES  TO  WOOOEN  FILES 
KfJuN  IlA.Ntn.,  Amsterdam,  Netherlands.  Hied  July  14, 
1923.     Serial  No    «5l.fi44.     2  Claims.      iCl    61  —  53  i 


1  A  pile  comprising  a  wooden  base  provided  witli  a 
reduced  cylindrical  portion  ;  a  metal  sleeve  on  said  re- 
duced portion  extending  beyond  the  end  of  said  base  ;  and 
a  coiK  rete  upper  portion  on  snld  base  having  an  internal, 
axial  core  widch  extends  into  and  fills  the  projecting 
ii[iper  portion  of  said  sleeve  and  entirely  surrounds  said 
sleeve. 


1.471,125.  REFRIGERATING  MACHINE.  C^Kis  H. 
Hapuood,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  George  P.  Car- 
roll. Hartford,  Conn  Filed  Aug.  11,  liHO  Serial  No. 
316.815.     7   Claims.      (CI.  02—5.) 


1.  In  nn  alisorptlon  refrigerating  apparatus  including 
a  still,  a  eimdenser  and  an  evaporator  in  circuit,  a  first 
device  for  transmitting  cooling  water  to  the  still,  a  w^c- 
ond  device  for  transmitting  the  refrigerant  from  the  con- 
denser into  tbe  evaporator,  a  third  device  for  supplying 
a  tieating  medium  to  the  still,  a  fourth  device  for  trans- 
mitting cooling  water  to  the  condenser,  a  valve  commu- 
nicating with  said  devices,  and  means  nt  a  high  pressure 
limit  in  the  still  actuating  tbe  valve  to  transmit  fluid  to 
suspend  the  operation  of  the  first  and  second  devices  and 
to  operate  the  third  and  fourth  devices,  at  a  high  tem- 
perature limit  In  the  still  actuating  the  valve  to  transmit 


fluid  to  suspend  the  operation  of  the  third  and  fourth 
devices  and  upon  a  cooling  down  of  the  still  actuating 
the  valve  to  transmit  fluid  to  operate  the  first  and  second 

devices. 


1,471.120.       VEHICLE-DOOR     HANDLE        Ikanklin     H 
Habt,   New    Haven.   Conn.,    a.sslgnor    to    <'.    ("owic:^    snd 
Company,    New    Haven,    Conn.,    a    Corporatioti    <•!    i  on- 
necticut        File.i    Aug     23,    1921.      Serial    No     4S«4,44». 

4  Claims       (  CI     21)2      356,  i 


I  :  ^  iit  ■  " 


!...„„. 


^Xyi 


!,  In  a  device  of  the  class  descriUil  .-i  Inndle  tia%!Tig 
a  stem  provided  with  two  spaced  rrliiiiv!.\  staticnjiry 
shoulders,  an  escutcheon  between  said  shouldi'rs  iresvid- 
ihl'  a  bearing  for  said  stem  and  adapted  to  be  rigidly 
Kecured  to  a  d(Mir.  and  a  ball  thrust  bearin;;  between  the 
escutcheon  and  one  of  said  shoulders  comprising-  a  ring 
having  openings  therethrougli  and  bails  in  said  openings 
projecting  Iwyond  the  opposite  faces  of  tlie  rinL-.  and  a 
sjiring  between  the  escutcheon  and  tlie  ,.t!ier  sf,oi!lder 
iitol  arrange'd  to  press  the  first  Bh<!ul(le'  iL';ii!i,st  said 
thrust  bearing 


1,471.127.  SMOKLSTICK,  I  i;  .\  Henkf,  New  Haven. 
Conn.  Filed  Feb.  2S.  1923.  Serial  Nm  t;21.76s,  4 
Claims.      (CI.  99--   2.1 


1,  \  series  of  longitudinally  dispfised  i.ds  ,:  irantted 
in  rectangular  relation  atid  one  of  the  rods  foiming  tiie 
uppermost  portion  of  the  angle,  another  01, e  tiie  lower- 
most portion  and  the  remaining  two  rods  tbe  opposite 
side  portions,  means  for  I.ving  together  and  supporting 
the  rods  in  said  relative  position,  and  end  supporting 
pieces  secured  to  the  said  rods  to  proiid,  n  -iip[iort  for 
the  end   portions  of  the  stick. 


1.471.128.       GRADING    MACHINE    PRINCIPALLY    FOB 
F'Rl'IT.      J'tsKPH   Leonakd   Holi-.^np,   Shepparton.   Vic- 
toria.   Australia.       I-^led    .Tan      1.".     \'yi':.        Serial     No 
612.KOO.      14    Claims.      (CI,    1.30   --.■•!2,) 
1.    In   a   grading   machine.   .1    traiis\erse;y    inelined   table 

to  receive  articles  tfi  be  graded,   a   crndinc   roller  o%-i  -  tbe 


570 


upp«r  part  of  naiil 
ter  roller  being  sCf 


.jjMaj 


mmmmvrmm 


OFFICIAL  (iAZKITK 


(»<TOBKB  IG,  1923 


faMe.  another  KiaJlii;:  roller,  said  lat- 

jped  aud  over  a  lower  part  of  tht  aaid 


privity. 


a    ceBtral    Kubwtantlallv    .llsk  shapinl    eontalner    and    two 

-ut)«tauti«lly     musLr.M  id  sn;!}.-.!     rDnialiif rs,     said     three 


contalDtTs  adapted  to  nest  within  the  Hti> 

Mallv   fill    'h"   •<ani*'. 


Ill   1     ~Ul)Htil!l 


r  rotating  the  roll'T?  \a   tri^  tilfctlms 
whi'-h   artirl>-s    to   be   graded    muve  by 


4TMm        <KI'AlMri\i,    liKV!.    i:        W::i.i\u    M     A:sm 
Mjs,   N-'w    [5r;t.';.r,i]:.    \     1 .      Filfd  Fe:-.    13,  1922       S-Tial 
N      • ','1  1^1       .'  I  lalma.     (CI.  180— 32. » 


1.471,129.        RECORDING      MECRAMSM         D.^mel     S. 

Hui  T,    Mirrineah'L 
n.'l    N.     .">nT,.5i'>,'; 


ae,    Mass.      Filed    o.'t      i.3.    K'21.      8*- 
15   riaims.      M'l     234 — 1  " 


1     h 


r.-r.iing 
-'n;  ••■i-kin.r 

b,.:  Nt  r..r  -hi.I  I 
sut'^'  ;  !;n.ii:>'  tb-'  <■ 
^v.<i  tiv.i  jiiiis  in  'ij 
iin  1  •  leh  haviiii,'  • 
•Ides  '"if  s:!i'!  m-'iii 
verse   dlfiplarfm>'nT 

."  In  r'-'-..rd.:i,: 
*t:i\i  a  rnarkiriL,' 
•ii-';,in-*  for  irrmlu.T 
ijr-dr-t--rr;iiri>'d  di.-< 
..Lii  'h'-:!  -iudd'-nlj 
and  ;j.fMK-?  op.'rah 
f->r   moving  fiai<i  i 

14.  In  a  rec'ir 
T'-'-rd  strii-,  a  ; 
two  spacrd  up-<ra[i 

i  r-p    ■  f  -i  .T  i  d    r  I  i  I  i  -J 


nppara'us.  m.ans  for  driving  a  record 
if-vii^*  to  f'oop^Tn  te  with  'hf  strip,  a 
fvirt'  consisting  .if  i  rnt'mb>T  hivinn 
ri.s.>  serf Kiiial  nhape  nf  an  invt>rrf'd  U 
rt^'d  in  bm^iitudinally  ispacfd  r'!a'ion 
;><  rtioD  ri'i'vivd  N^tween  thf  parall-^l 
ti-r    tn    ri-'Striiln    thn    latter   from    tran,<i 


1.471.130.       Al'l'. 
Fk.*.nk  C.  lit 
Serial    No,    ."22 
1.    .\    bomb.   CO 

said  )ib>-ll  contain 


1.   A   device   for   sep^ri'ln,'    "t-^'priT!    T'-r.-r  ilmc    ''<    ■<l'/.* 
romprialng  a  shaker,   a    ■ii,;  ;■•>''     ;ind    ni'-.iiis    for   niovably 

coniK '-tin.'  s.Tid  <hak'-i'  *  •  ^ai.!  supi'-rt  so  that  said 
8hak«r  uia}  t>'_-  ^^'tat>d  ;it.,,i  >  tnd  ' tically  and  re- 
ciprocated vertlcall)  ^aid  u..m:;h  .  nn;i  risin;;  a  bar  rarrl'-d 
!y  -iftid  --hak.T.  a  yi>k>'  ;;  \*hi  h  >a !  i  bai^  is  swivfdled  to 
;..-riui'  r'iM!!'>ii  bi'T  ily  ^aid  -iiii'i-'rT  ■  initri-tink'  a  rross^ 
b;,;-  <.,]■]  y  Rf-  !«-i[i-  ii\'t>d  ■  u  -,!id  :r'i-;st)ar  re  permit 
r'l'atJ'  :,  •(  -.-lid  siifiio-'"  wrt;  ■ally.  >,ild  yoke  h.aving  elon- 
_-a'-o  M;,..i.;ri.;--  'hr'i';^'(  whbd:  -a;d  '••■  ■--  'fi:-  •■xt''nds.  »aid 
i[fniii-'<  •.'•"■rnirtiaj  '^tM'-m;  -'■•-i!ir<""atory  ni'Vt'ment  of 
-.aid    ••h.lk'T 


i-l'iir,! 'u<,    ri:.' ihs   inr    driving  a   r'"-<'r-: 

d('vi.'>'    t"     ''ii.ipora'""     wi'h     th*    <tr;p. 

'.y    nnivi:,_'    -iaid    d>'\  i^'      f  ransv  r-:<dy    .i 

an«-e     luring    a    d'  tinif'     time    int'-rvri! 

r-'turning    it    to    its   original    [xjsiti.in. 

it'    ia'^Tiuittently    a.^   and    whfc   desires! 

cvii'e    tran.sveraely. 

ing  apparatus,  means  f  .r  driving  a 
trk;ii_'  d>'vi' •■  tn  ii>iip».rat ••  'her' with 
ilini-  pin*,  a  hold^T   for  -aid    b  vii--    suit 

■  ■r   ^ald  puis,  and  in-ans  for  rno'>  lU-' 
r  it.-v.rsfdv    of    'h"    hob!-  '• 


471, •.■^J       rRofdFV  UiKE  SUPT'iK  r        v:fK     Andek- 
-:\     \(  ■•,  ;i     Ml-.        -Mgnor  to    .^.t■•f    .'t  J     M     Ander- 

-  r:  .\f  '  t:'' 0  ''i'TiL'  '  '  ::ipany,  Bos'oii  Ma^<  i  '""rpora- 
•!on  of  \f,.s^,o  hiis..t'-  F'bd  I-:ri-  2'',  lOi::;  Serial 
No.    G48.4iJl.      4    Claims.      iCi.    191  — 44.1.  j 


\U 


\TLS    FOR    THROWING    LIQUir>S 
s.  O.-ik  I'ark.   lib      Filed  Dec.  15.  1921 
•^4.      2  Claims.      i  CI.    l<v.j .  .09  , 
rising   a    substantially    spht'rioal    sU.lb 
ihg  three  frangible  containt^rs.  in.  luduig 


HE 


nip 


2,  A  troiby  w:r-  -1. (..--;'•  baMii^  ,t  oore  or  pasijage  for 
tht'  re<a-[iiiiiu  uf  'fi''  i:oi;.'y  wire  and  provide)  on  its  In- 
■-Fhir  wall  with  i  iduraiity  of  lut;*  >r  proj.>ctiona  ar- 
i.ii.tifd  <iur  ot  liDo  With  eai  h  oth'-r  on  opi;x)site  interior 
A.idw  of  sn  ■!  'tjr.  a!  '1  nn-.iris  co  op.-rii  t  iiig  with  «ald 
;    .  ,b  V    w  ir>'    .iiid    witi,    said    lugs    to    move   thf   tndley   wire 


: 


OCTOBKK  Hi,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


571 


wiiliin  Kiiid  bore  toward  said  lugs  and  ciinse  the  latter 
lo  move  portions  of  the  trolley  wire  In  oppoalte  directions 
and  laterally  with  relation  to  that  In  which  It  In  moved  by 

K.ild   n;t'«iis. 


said    rollers    Laving   grooved    [leripherlei   and    the    bottom 
(  f   the   r(dler  grfHivef   coinciding  with    the   bottom   of   the 

ir(dley-wh.Tl   -roov.-.    the   side  walls  of  the  roller  grooves 
itiiving   porrioiiK  which   nverbang   said   grooves. 


1,471,133.  POIlTAin.E  ELECTRIC  LAMP.  .TtaiN  1  .171, 136  Si  ISSoRS  SllARFENER.  AiorsT  Kouibis, 
<  I,  \fDK  AiLMOCit,  .Montreal,  Quebec.  Canada.  Filed  May  1  Raspcburg.  HHltiiuore.  ild.  Filed  Jutje  13.  1922.  Se- 
:;i,1922.      Serial  No.  504,973.      1  Claim.      n  1.240— .',2  1    1         ,,,,i.v,,    r,f^-/jvj,      2>-latm8.      tCl.    7H— SS.. 


r;::  ',.■. Y.      ,  ■»'■ 


1        III     o 

b;i\  iiig   a 


A    poitablo   eieiii-u:    laiiip   c,,nii'i  iMn  _'   a    base   aid   a    ceii     ; 
;  ral    |>ohi   iid.ipted    together   to   form   a   permanent  cord   r.  -    j 

eptaide  iiioi  pas.sat:e  lending  froiu  a  wn]  inlet  in  the 
bane  wall  lo  a  cord  outlet  to  the  lamp  at  the  top  of  s.iid  ' 
[.OKI.  a  spring  hIo|i  luterujedia le  of  the  height  of  Haul 
lost,  a  spring  around  the  outer  surface  of  said  jKJSt  un 
der  siiid  stop,  a  clamping  plate  normally  spring-held  to 
said  Ijase  and  encircling  ^  ;ul  post,  and  a  hollow  stem 
pi.J.iiiiiU  ni\vard'\-  from  and  riuidly  securf<l  to  said 
plate  aiid  cii' bisiii.:  said  spiing  .ii,d  comprcssinL'  ilo-  same 


srissurs   sharpener,    the   <-ombina  t  lun    of  a 
cmave  si'ie.  a   8harp<'niug  devi:e  on  said 

and  Dicaiis  on  s.'iid  ["xiy  for  guitiing  sc:>.iirs  ;  lade-; 
letereiioi'  lo  s.iid  device  di:ring  the  sbarpeidi;,;.;  (,iper. 
said  side  b.'ing  so  l..cated  with  r>  fer<  iice  to  .-.lid  d 
that    w  >,oi,    ih.'  tt.uinb  uf  the  left   hand    is   aiipiied    t- 

Sid',     --.'ltd     d.Niro     \\ill     tl.-    ill     tb.'     prop.T    l'.c;it,oii     fo  1 
npili'  ;i  I  i'-li    "f    ■-■•lid    blades    to    sttid    devic.^ 


uooy 
body 
w  i  t  n 
tion, 

evil  e 

-.aj.l 

-    the 


l,4;i,i:;7  i'KlFF  i.FIDi:  ATTAi  liMr,N  I'  FOR  ClU 
LOUIS  I.  l'."W.MAS.  ("hii-aeo.  111,  I'ibd  Mar  11. 
Serial    .\.       *."  1  ,."..'a;        1    ijjaini.       (a'I.    77-55./ 


I'.t2  1. 


ag,ain 


■  t..]     .0,    tb 


iMt  l.ii; 


s.a  bl    St  I  Ml. 


i,47i.i:;f      Miriihii.    etc    making    \viii:i:i,    iifhs. 

'   ii\i:iE-s    S     A-^n.   (biovn,    N     Y.      i'lled    Aug,    10.    lOlS. 
,Seri    1    Ni>.    'J4'.t,i:7'.i       H.'iiewedM.ir     Id,    }'.>'2:',       .%  f 'I  .  inis. 

s'  1    :;'.•---  174  , 


^^ 


t 


1  The  nieib..d  ..f  oi.iking  n  wlo-.l  bub.  which  Inclndea 
e,xp.inding  the  wall-  of  a  metal  tub.  at  n-  ■  lal  !■■  locreaae 
the  end  bore  diameter  and  tb.n  cittuc  iiwa.  !b  inner 
w.'dls  of  th'  iKiexpand'd  portion  ,,':  the  tutu  !u  increase 
'  b.     h'o  .     di.iiia  •■  r     tbo T'-of, 


471,1;',.-,  ■|l;iilim  WiiiiAM  ,\  P.M. HE. T.  Balti- 
p,,,,.  .  M,l.  libd  .Mai.  1,  l'.i23.  .-seriai  No.  '.22,013. 
7    (  lalms.      (CI.    191 — 63.) 


f^      ,)/ 


V-C,<^ 


AT 


Phw  coiiildiialion  uith  .a  rot.ary  clmck,  of  a  drn'  eined 
thortb\,  a  f.i<e\e  surro  .Uidioi;  the  cLucI;  ai.d  foi  no  d  \\  dh 
diainelrically  opposed  ioii^iitudinally  disp  s.-d  bores  ex- 
tending downwardly  froRj  tlu"  upper  .  Iid  tbe.'-',  if,  tbe  b  i  v\ .  r 
ends  of  the  bores  i-rmiiic  seats,  said  sb- ve  bei  !.::>■  form. -d 
with  diainetrie.ally  o;iposed  slots  coiiini-;  Meat  in  _•  wiM,  --aol 
borj-r-.  fiuob-  pii--  bix.Ml  to  the  cijiick  ai.d  .xt'tidiiiL'  iato 
said  slots,  coil  springs  respectively  di<i'os<d  ;ti  said  1--  r.-s 
and  arraii;:ed  between  the  seats  thereof  aid  said  piis, 
and  a  L'liide  f'-r  ilie  drill  carried  !y  rh-  ^b  ■  ,  .  atnl  .lis- 
posed     bel-.\-     tb.      c)Mi''k. 


1.  J  he  wmlMii,  tioii  with  a  trcdby-wh.el  having  a 
urooved  i-oriiilo  :•>  .  of  a  i.lur.ility  of  guard  rollers  carried 
ty    -ai<l    wlo-.  '    aud   jouin.alod    transversely    of   Its    groove, 

.;I5  O.  G.— 37 


l.i71,l..s  MOTOR  CULTIVATOR.  TiiLoi-UlLli.s  1;:..c,vn, 
Molitie.  111.,  as.sigiior  to  Deere  &  Company,  M,  iii  .  .  Id.. 
A  '  orijoration  cd'  Illinois.  Original  a;-plication  ilb-d 
Mai  2:;,  l'.G7.  Serial  N"o.  15G.!»95,  Divided  and  tbis 
app!u:atlon  filed  June  15,  1920.  Serial  No  .'bs'.'.uf,:;. 
,-  (:iaiiu.s.  I  CI.  97 — 232.1 
I.   A     tractijr  pushed    tillage    iujplement.    comprising    a 

froiit    frame,   wheels   snpportmi.'  s.'iid   frame,    tillir.i:   deviccM 


..  miii—miBiMtaptawit*'  '^■r'-M^jM.,agx'aj' 


Oi'S 


ii; 


{tC'V  fc  <3ri  v'T.    '.V  b'^fls 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


0CT(7B£H  16,  1923 


concf'teii    with    sale    frame,    a    rear    fram*>,    oin'    'ir    mori 


supp<3rt!ng   said    rear    franif,    an-i    an 


Intvrmedlato  !r;u;-  4n,;u,  ct  ::i.;  said  fr-^n-  a:.  1  .rur  irames 
nnd  aDKUlarl;.  !  :sjt.;l  e  witli  r.:-ren  e  i  ■  each  of  aald 
fraiiK's. 


i;  FoK  IlOTTr.KS.   TINS,  ,1AI:S    PON- 
Ui:CKrTAiT.KS         l;-;'i::,      .S;.v.M.KV 
V,   i-  !..|.i!i,   a:n::laii(l.      1-nU'd   Nov     1.    r.>jl.     Serial 
!')  ("laim^.      »Cl.   -Ji:.—  ■'.>«.) 


^         / 


1,47   ,!.,:'     .  i.osri; 
1  A '  N  n ;  - ,    AM' 


N 


1      A      losiire    1.  Ill 

\  ,'i---l  *  ir:i   :i  t  i-'.'-t  i: 

t  ,    ■  rT.'.  r    ir~  ^!,,-a^''::i 

sai.I    ;-fr,  [,t.ii,-if's    a.x 
I  a  •■'•■■.■  ,ii),il;';;i  'i'>u  •■ 
SI  a.',     iti ' '  rvals   t.'    : 
wuli    I'if    -.  ill    re-tT'l 
ha.  i'.,'   '  li.a-.v    til" 
iii_'    ■uiiiit'C  :■'■.    \v;': 
hai.l    1.  .k^    li.Muj    - 
s.i  M    r"C»'!)r  ^'l.'   as   ''i 
.1.  vrn  ■  tSai  -:    r'a'  ;. 
t.HMi;.;  >..  .'■  insr  ri,ii-r.  (i 
r>'-i!irir..rr    'iMtwa,  r'i- 


i,ati-n    (■Miniiyisi::^   a    r''.-,'ptacle   pro- 

f>  pxtf-rinr  en^nj'.'i^-  ^r'.i    .-^structt'd 

h't  t  ill  a  <:i  HiM-ri:!.,'  !!«►■  :'iann>T  at  a 

;;   I'li.'a^iiu'    );>i-at   wi'ii   r>'s(i-"'t   *■'■   *ti'' 

s    a-al    a    Hd'-i    rim    :i;Wi[-'!!v-    .i.^l'or:!  'mI 

thf  -aid  r'-cei'ta.-;.-   at  vv,>a  -rpnru-f^ 

nil   I.M'ks  ;idai  t-d   r*'  '^n«a;;i"^ly  ciact 

■I''.s   ;,';'ii'piii  _'   pru  i.<i.pii,   s'lch    locks 

a  :i"n  lo.-kiu-.-  i-drti'  ii  nf  r,a.'  said  Min, 
ai'''"s.s:':dy  dis]...s.d  wj''i  fs^v^ct  to 
idiiiir  '(f  sa;d  rirns  •■.•!>!. i\il  without 
ii-;...-iiii!L:  !'--'t:''i.  •<•:  ''.•■  ri-n  .said  rim 
IS  r.)  \'>'  s!;ffl -i.-tit  !>  p!;a:d>'  to  rt'adjly 
ii,     i!i<id.-    ;u-.'ss.n-.'    ...d'  -    ;\ppMo«l    fa. 


I  -ITI,  M"      (•I,MSri:i:  I'iM;  HOTTLCS.   IdNS,  ,I  \i;s    i  (.x. 


lAl\'i;i!S       A\|. 
I!-:'    \V\,     !  oiaf.iil.     (: 

\,l 


KI"i   Id'TACr.FS         K..HKi:i      S;a\i.Kr 
i.-lM.i!       Fil.'d   N-v     1,    Ta.'i.     Serial 


;^]:r5''. 


1     A    cl'istirp   fnr 
witli    a    rirr.    <nid    r 
lock    adiiptial    to   ouz 
find  some  j-xU-nt  nf 
ti    t'<»   Inwardlv    def 
ijiie    liK'k    Ix'comlni; 
|»<*iitlon  of  Iiroki  II  f 
wald    (fTlp. 


ecptacU's    comprisiii::   a    lid   pr'vidt"^! 

im  li.dne  pr'.vjd'-d  with  at  !"ast  "hh 
Vic  a  correBpondinL:  r«'cppf a-di^'s  grip 
aid  rim  slninltari'^oiisly  (I'dng  .idapf^d 

•jrined  snfflfifiit  to  ri^«'ilt  in  at  least 
iiiitwardly  movt  il  suiwtantlailv  t  i  a 
gaupmpDt  with  r"sp(v'r  to  jts  riia>'tiii_' 


l,iTi,U!.  ri:Nd  l;ll-d  t,AI,  I'AN  t;F"ii.,h;  Maime  ("apell, 
dta't'ased,  late  of  I'asseuhani.  iicar  Stoiiy  Stratford.  Eng- 
iatid,  liy  Unt.crt  Alfro.l  I'>:ak-v  London.  England,  and 
IvathU'fii  Man.'  I'nw.-s,  ■•••iiia,  'i.i>  ■ail.'d  (_'apel!,  St.  Law- 
:•■  II  ■«•.  Isle  oi  Wi«ht,  i:ii^,,i!ii  l-i::!l  i  .'pn^sfUta  th  t'S. 
I'ii-d  s.pt.  9,  1022.  Jst-ria;  .N-  ,'sT,1L".».  ::  Claims. 
I  CI.    2.10 — 11.) 


1.  In  a  centrifugal  fail,  an  apertored  main  v.no  curNad 
III  tlie  direction  of  rotation  extending  fri m  iii.  i'.ii[lu'ry 
Into  tile  eye  of  said  fan,  a  fail  Made  ciirv.d  nti  iry  to 
the  direction  of  rotnttuii  extending  from  tlit-  \"\\\\\\>-xy  and 
conta  tiii^  with  said  main  vane  and  located  liihiiol  t!ie 
apert  are  wi  said  main  vnne,  and  an  iiitei medi  i  te  siiort 
vaiie  curviHi  in  the  direction  of  rotation  extendii  u'  frorn 
tli<-  peripliery  partway  towards  the  eye  of  sa!  I  fan  i.ehind 
said   tail   blade. 


1.471.142.  \VUI:N(  II.  Ai.v.k  A.  CuKHS,  I)«'trolt.  Mich. 
Filed  Feb.  1,  I'J22.  Serial  No.  53.-5,245.  1  Claim.  (01. 
hi— 162.) 


--rJ* 


JXfi 


\  v,X'  SH'ii  h.isui,'  ,i  ^iiaiik  i-r-i'.iii'd  with  a  rijjid  Jaw.  a 
tnova.de  jaw  mounted  to  -iide  liij'iii  saiti  shank  and  cut 
aw.-iy  •!.  IT'  vid»'  siiaced  sh'-uM-a -i  he' a  .en  whleh  Is  eipost'd 
a  ra  Iv  f.riiod  oil  the  .-ack.  a  s;diulle  sp.anninK  uald 
^;a:■'l  ders  a'ld  ha\it::;  a  threaded  portion  eii^'aglng  an  In- 
re:a  ifly  threaded  hole  e'  rniiienieat  in;;  with  one  shoulder. 
a'l  .idjusti;!;;  -er' w  >iid.ildv  neaar.d  mi  the  .spindle  and 
en;,'a.,'t?d  witri  the  raek  "h  the  shaiik,  and  a  lock  nut  car- 
ried by  i!i>'  thread. 'd  (lortjo:,  ,,f  tiie  spindle  and  movable 
Intrt  ahuttini.'  enaa;;etiiei,t  wi'h  the  adjiieent  shoulder  or 
into  abutting  enpacement  with  one  end  of  the  adjustinij 
screw  to  f.ree  f>>.  la^er  in'n  -Miit  -it  wirli  the  remaining: 
gh'aildi  r    in    rite    iinnner   an  1    t'^.r   ttie    purpose   speriflpd. 


OciouKK  10,  i;)2.'5 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


573 


1,471,143.      rNIVPrnSAr,    .TOTNT       .inns    r.    Cuo.MWKr.t 
Cleveland,     uhio        Filed     I.  i.      IT,     il>-0.       Serial     .\o, 
3r)it.40(;,      ic  cinims.      (CI    r,i-~K'.).) 


l\  ! 


"^        'wauu-^'A       .    '' 


^^^bzL^Jt^^''^^"^ 


1.  A  iini\ei'.^al  j'in',  .  i,!ii]m  i-.  i,;^-  ,,  iiMiinj;  meinlier,  a 
driven  no'ndier.  and  a  iiiiirality  of  meialli  ■  (!exi!d<>  ttih'ilar 
driviii^'  i-e!i  nectiotns  helvseen  -,aol  nienilers.  miIisI  a  n  '  i.a  !  ly 
as    descrilied. 


1,47l,l-(f-       IMIONOOIt,\ITI    9:VO,V    MFrrF\MS>f.       Wtt - 

i.fAM  \\  I'v.w.  1,'iweii,  Mass  ,  as-i-T.or  *  I  "Id^e  !•' ffh,  i r' i ■, c y 
Idertrie  i'. .  r  | ...  i',a  t  i  ■  ai ,  .New  >'iirk,  N  ">'  ,  a  i  '  a'p.e.r.'i  t  ;o'( 
(.>f  New  \orU.  Idled  Apr  '  " ,  VX:2.  Serial  No.  :i.=j:;,L'SG. 
r.'    <  !    inis.      (CI.    192— 11  >  1 


1,471,141         d  llldlAl'FFI  I'       ,\!d'AI!AdI  S.        OiiVAf,     .1. 
CuN.MNCiii  v.M.    KansiiH    Ciiy.    M,,       Idled    Oct.    25,    1920. 


Serial   \h.    4  FhMsd.     s  r 


(  1     1  •_'.'< -2(1}, 


Ii 


1.  .'  /    ,'(•/.>- 


*       /' 


1  ^  i 


'S   -"     '    *"  j'\ 


1-6^ 


1,    'riier:i  p.  Ii  f  i       ;i  p[ia  :  a  ;  li^,    <  .>a,  pr  [.-in;.;     !i     lanK     p;o\iil.d 
ud'li    a    idiii.ilit)     ot    er.inpa  I  I  iiiehls   and    .i    v.stiiaih',    dool> 
controlling  rdiniininie.a  t  ion   helw.en   tti..    \e8tilnde   and  «:ii<| 
compartnients  and  .olapded  to  he  ludd  i  lovn]  \,\  -.i)]   ;.|evsiirn 
within   tiie  1,-iMer,  ,arid   nie.ans   for  Mipplyiiii;  air  nnder   pros 
sure    to    .sanl    eotnp,-i  i  t  nn  nis  ;    ^,aid    ve^tjlmle    (aiii  ta  i  n  in;:    a 
doof    ro  operati  111,'    with    one    f)f    the    first-named    door«    p 
prevent  .aeehlent.al  operdnf  of  the  ialtir  Into  Its   i(>sperij\ 
I'onipnrI  ne  a  t    slurnld    pres-jaie    he    estaldished    in    the    v.sti 
hule   fxpia!    to    er   ::renter    than    ihaf    of   .aid    eorin,:!  r!  men  i 


,471  ir.  laiWlOdt  ITll-,  Wi!inM  r  Few,  . I. , litis 
town,  N,  ^  ,  assi_'nor  to  (hilnn  Far  Novidty  Co  ,  ,Iohns- 
town.  N  Y  .  .1  I 'a  i  ttiersiiip  e.imp>.sei|  ..r  Wiinaiii  F,  Fiam, 
i'red  F'lnU.'nli.  jiiii.|-,  and  \\illiam  CnM,  I'iled  .Ian.  ^i.l, 
r.iL"J      Seip.ii  .\o    ,-,:;!,, -,:;f     i:  Chains,     ud.  \:;-j.   -78..'"..) 


1,  .\  powdi  r  disi  ri'i  It,,.  ..ittiprisinu  a  'h  xllile  main 
back  p^iitioh,  a  ilexilde  fri.nt  portion,  means  t".>r  seeiiriii'r 
the  two  portions  together  to  form  a  poeki  t  and  ha\in_' 
a  filllfiL'  space  for  said  pocket  thionLtli  which  the  p.iwd.  r 
may  be  insertid  in  the  pocket,  the  ilexihh^  fr..fit  p,,itiiin 
coneistlne  of  siieep  skin  tanmal  \\ith  tlie  woel  ther.<  n 
and  provided  with  pprforations  tlirontth  which  the  powder 
ma.v  pass,  the  wool  of  the  skin  antomatically  operatins;  to 
regulate  the  movenient  o/  the  [lewder  thrnnudi  the  perfe 
rations. 


I.  Ill  n  pi.-^ei  phoi  oj_Ta  pli  stop  inech,.!  nism,  the  combf- 
niition  with  a  ]  a..n(.;;ra[di  Ftartiiij.'  Fncr,  t-aid  lei,er  adapt- 
•d  !o  have  normal  jitni  adv.aiiced  operati'.e  positions,  a 
paoi:.iL!r;,pli  Inrielalde,  nioior  means  to  rotate  the  said 
t  :  1  a  ta.ih  ,  Hji id  motor  me,a n^  he: n_'  rc^;  .  ;, ^i •,  >  to  the  move- 
nanl  of  the  said  h  ver  fr'am  i ;  ,>^  ii.,raiai  !•)  its  advanced 
po.^itliMl  to  rol.'ite  the  said  tarn  taijie,  eiectromaKnetiC 
meaiin  tidapted  wlien  energized  to  restore  the  said  lever 
from  Its  advanciH]  to  its  norma!  position,  an  electric  switch 
coiiiroiiii-  the  enerKizntion  of  the  said  elecfromagnellc 
means,  and  means  responsive  to  the  movement  of  the 
tone  iiriii  t<>  Mubsian  I  iaih  its  endofrecord  playing  position 
to  cipernte    llie   snil    rwii  'h. 


1,47  114  7         lOV.      .injr\    A.    Diknnkii,   Chlcaco,    111. 
I'iled     \  I.:     -J-,,    1020.      .Serial    No.    40.'j,880.      7    Claims. 

(CI.  -Id     4  0  ) 


/ 


1,  Tn  roiM'dnaf  ioe,  n  hollow  '..'dy  mernhei-,  a  spring 
ha\dnL,'  oi'e  ,  n-I  seiti:,  ,!  in  s,'ii,|  'a.-niaer,  ,a  m^iaahle  en- 
Kai^m-  piee,  -lihvt:.  nt  jally  la  .nyon  I  ;i  lly  exleirlai^  out 
of  ihe  hoil>  incnihi  r,  said  jiiec..  h,a\iri::  n  deten!,  said 
sprili;:  heit:::  cm.neeted  to  said  pieta'  ,in  d  heintr  .adapted 
to  diaw  s.aid  piece  into  tie  Imdy  laenihi  r  wlen  t!ie 
detent  is  release,!  ;iiol  niearis  fur  no'.\-in;:  said  en^rakMipt; 
piece    forward    ,a;;ainst    thi^    *cai-).,i!    .  f    the    sprin;;. 


1,471,14'-  liI'VFU.SINt;  .MFhIlAMS;M  .F  n  v  \  Dn  v_ 
■^I'H,  Chica^jo.  III.,  assignor  to  Waltia-  .1  fan!,  n, 
CifaT'i,  ni  oriL-iri.al  .application  hied  ^f,ar  Fh,  ]'.)]U. 
Setaal  No,  :j-Vo:;7ii  ld\ided  aia!  this  npphi'ation  filed 
.hi  I  Iha,  Fi-Lh  .Serial  .No,  .-hF-athh.  S  id.alniS.  i(d. 
74--r»0,) 


A 


y/rnm 


m^ 


..  .t-sf 


F   In  combination,  a  first  shaft,  a  pair  of  pinions  on  said 
shaft,  a   second  shaft,  a  gear  on  said  second  shaft  mesh- 


IM 


574 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16,  1028 


lug  with  Htid  pJDioDB,  oDe  oi  said  ihaftx  driving  and  the 
other  being  driven,  and  clutch  mechaulsm  adapted  to  al- 
terniiteljr  clutch  aaid  pialona  to  said  first  shaft,  said  clatch 
oaecbaBism  coaipmaing  a  rocking  member  »itendUig  along 

the    outside   of    atid    pivoted    directly    to    said    first    shaft 
nr    an    nni;lp    to    the    axis    thereof,    said    nipmb<»r    hplng 
alternately  rocked  about  ita  pivot  in  effectlnt;  rhe  rlritch 
ing  and   anclutching  of   said   pinions. 


1.471,149.  LUMBER  MOVING  .\ND  .^THRAfiE  MEANS. 
ROBIKT  Z.  DbaLsE.  Omaha.  Nebr  Fllnl  Oct  5,  1922. 
Serial   No.  592J459.      12  Claims,      i  CI.    214 — 16.) 


imr 


ii|    Mil 


\     In    lumber   mbvlng   and   storage   mean-'   for  x    aeastjo- 

i'l-  'I'Hi-*  ,  I  plurality  of  hanger  bar<  .!:ip. !•*♦■. 1  in  ap- 
;ru  Jiina'fly  parallel,  adjacent  sections  nmj  8<'^■l]r^^^!  ia 
;mi  irprijrlit  ponirl<in  in  the  seasoninc  hi "i-"'  '•;Urh-meni- 
'iPT*  nioiiiited  on  th.-  hanger-bars,  nn'!  in  upright  f;ir- 
rier  below  th^  ti:iii.;Hr  bars  moval>I»'  !'"'■  FTi'".iti!:  Infn'n-r 
(jetwf-fi)  twij  s»>rflionr  -of  hanger  tiflf*  '•■•  b*-  supjiortt-d 
by  said  catch-meinbers. 


1.471,150.       PRO< 
IiYESTIFFS 

Iiie.1    M;ir,    .!. 

(CI.  2«0 — 63.) 
A    process    f 
sistini;    In    heatliti 
with   40   parts   of 
Siilpburic    acid     ft 
mi.itiire    in    water, 
acids    soluble    in 
1 '  .1 '  f ;"!'       ti('iitr;n 
iiitlk     of     lime.     »e; 
calcium    salt    fro 

;':_     til.'     [iriTipiUlt 

'\\\  ire  solution  uf 
uutained  si><ilum   s; 


1.471.1.';i  PAS.^I 

HollowMv,    r.i.ndi 
•;.'ner;il    ijEUMt 
:r.i[ister.    !"L;;!anl 
4.;:-!.fX»."        .'    rial 

bination     nf    an 
deck   ;ir.d    tiavini;  a 
.lu    upi)*>r-dfclc    ter 
with    the   rear   i-nd 
•uiL't    from    ;ind    « 
Itody  and  nffordln 
fr'>:Ti    the    body     t 
liaviiiif    its   lower 
tending   therefrruii 
deck,   a   cba>sis   ha' 
the    fc>ottoin    of    sa 
exteud    beyond    thi 


ES.S  P'OR  THE  l'l£i:i' VliA  IION  uF 
\viiuL  I»xi«wi)»SsK  I,  I'ra-ow.  I'oland. 
021        Serial    No,    4  4'.<,."r><i.       ::    riainis. 

r    tbe    preparatiitij    of    dyest'jffs.    'ia 

10    parts    of    diiiapiitliyW-nethbjpheiif 
oiicentrated   and    two    \<:\tx^   of   fuiniin: 


S     hours,    dilutiu*;     tb 
separating    liy    £3l!iar!.i 
ater    from    tbe    insoli:;  l 
ini;     r  lio     i-fddisli  ii;  "w  v. 
;irii*iiiK    bj     thf    bltraiiM 
the     insoluble     cali  :  :i;ii 
J    di:li''!;  is  ij    Ml!  n.,.-    ;a;L-ium    salt    by    a 
xlium  carbonate  ui..J  drying  the  iierel'y 
It. 


sulphocated 

the    sulpbo 
products    of 
oduct     witb 
tbe    soluble 
salt,    extra-  t 


..\';i:U      VEfllCLK.        S.vvicEL     (;.*-.!■:. 

u.    Kiixiaiwl.    a.ssi_-nor    to    The    London 
'  o'Lii.ai' V.     I.iniir.'i!      r.:.iHilway      Wes! 
1,       Ktl.'d    lie'',    27      !;■-"       Seri,'-!    No 
n:-         'id,     20-;    -2* 

■     K     :ii  'tT  ■i';\  .  r.       niiiilnis,     the    cora- 

ci.-sed    bixly    '■■  i.-t  1 1  ntini:    tbe    lower- 

diior  oji..[ii)i_'  ill  tlir  r>;n  'oid  (hereof, 
iii):itini;  at  ifs  r>  ar  .'nd  substantially 
of  said  body,  a  geatless  iilatforTis  !i>- 
ni:i'e<i     outside     tlie     :  •■  i  r     '-[.d     "f     s;iid 

the  means  of  iniri.'ss  t-,  and  -  f  f'_T'\ss 
'■oiiijl,  sai,]  ilmir  opfii;  n.:.  a  s'air'-asc 
:ol  attached  to  s.ij!  ;',*-',rm  and  ex- 
oiit-.id>'   the   boilv    ,i!t4|    -lie    said    upper- 

iui;  in. Mil  lomritudi';  ils  which  support 
1    bixly    and    ha\  e    rear    portions    that 

.ear    end    uf    the    body   on    which    rear 


portioBa   the   platform   H  seated,  -whereby  its  weight  aad 

the    weighfc  of    the    stain  ;im».    is    i)orne    by    the   miiim,   and 
platform  bars    secure<l    at    their    one    end   directly    to    the 

underside    of    the    bottom     if    sni.l    body,    which    bar«   ex- 


fend  under  atsrl  are  itt;i<'ih 
iiikj  tbe  Utter  atid  tb.-  ••..\ 
rect  position  in  relatiMU  t 
described. 


■d    '.-    tlie    i)hitform    for  aecur- 
'II!      r    tile    staircase    Id    cor 
o    the    body,    substantially    as 


1    t71    l-J       TM'KWRll  IM;    M\i   IIISE.      OBOBOa   G.    Go 
;">■■;.    Middlftowii      roiiii.     issiuimr,    tiy    meane    aaalgn- 
iiienrs.    to    The    Noiseles-        viKwri  r.-r    Company,     Inc  , 
a     ii.rponition     of     Delauar.-        1    l.d     Ant:      U,     1919 
Serial    No.   :!16.609.      24   Claims,        >  1     lb7      25  ) 


1.  In  a  ty!>ewr(M!;e  machine  in  .  ni i  ii;;! t lou ,  a  platen, 
n  key  lever,  i  swil.t.j  t\i..  ;,ar  . 'i'.'r:!  tin-:  oonnectlng 
means  •etwe.-n  sai.i  ;..  i  b-vn  ,1,-1  rvin-  liar  whereby 
f!'-'  forrior  o;:,.i!.-s  [!.,  iallci  and  .;  niori.in  governing 
n.f-aas  iii.ematicnily  linked  to  tb»-  ;  >  p.-  ii.ir  liult-pendently 
of  sai-i  ■ -,iJij.-.-T!ti;;  iiieans,  in-ludin>;  .in  independent 
fio-rgy  -ii-ring  m.  mber.  UD<1  jiri'Hn»;>-d  to  eoutrol  tbe  en- 
tir-  sniiii;  of  the  type  bar  toward  the  plat.n.  storing 
>  I  > -.y  luring  the  initial  nioveineiit  niid  .xi-.tidinc  the 
nne    during   the   completion    of    tbe    printii  ^    stroiie 


!.-t:i   )'-  TVITWUITING   M.VCniNK.      <.i,.ii-;k    doirn 

Goi.Nij,   Mtddletown,    Conn.,   iissignor.  m.-sm-   assiitn 

ments.  to  The  Noiseless  Typewritii  <  uuipany,  Inc.. 
a  Corporation  of  I>elaware.  Kiled  Mar.  21,  1921. 
Serial  No.  45.3.983.  Renewed  Mar.  .1  ri2:!  ti 
Claims.     (CI.  197—25.) 


1.    In    a    typewriting  tnarhliif 
a    key    lever,    a    piviited    \^\^r^ 
means    between    s.tld     Ucv     i.w-i 


In    -oniblnatlon,   a   platen, 

« r     operative    connecting 

and    said    type    bar    to 


OcroBEB  in,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


575 


efTKrt  InlHnl  movement  of  the  latter  on  lt.«r  stroke  to- 
ward sai<I  platen,  a  snb  lever  pivoted  to  swing  about 
a  fixed  axis  of  motion,  nn  element  pirotally  ronnectwl 
to  aald  Rilbdever.  and  ..[lerative  ronnectlons  lo-iween 
•aid  element  and  said  type  btir  adjacent  the  type  head 
of  the  liittei.  haid  (onix-.tions  efTerting  a  storaitH  of 
energy  In  said  element  during  tbe  movement  <d'  said 
type  bar  as  pro[)€lled  liy  said  key  lever  and  an  ex[>endi 
tnre  of  said  stored  eiierKy  thereafter  t--  coiuplet-  tSo- 
printing   stroke    of   N.aid    type   bar. 


1,-471,154.  WAI.I.  llWi.l!;  C'd:  IIIMUIN'.  IIX- 
TL'RKH.  .Iamk.s  I',  Cumivm,  Kansas  fity,  Mo  Filed 
May    9.     I!'21.       .Serial     .No.     4ii7.ba0.       3    >  iaitn>         m   i 


comprising    wpaced    nnder    and    upper    fasteiiinw    mernhetT* 
the    under    fasfenlncr    member    having'    a    roof    penetrating 


portion,    a    roll    rooting    clamping    portion 


a    portloi! 


1,    Means   for   supportin.;    a    plnmblnc   fixture   ab<'.e    the    I 
floor,     aaid     means     ronipri-inu     a     bracket     plate     bavint:    j 
an  oi>enlng  tberet  brouitli  and  inlt  r»Tei  vinj:  slot.-  a  rrai.L-''-!    | 
In    circular    series    about    the   openin;;,    means    f--r    boltiiiK 
the   plumbing    fixture    to    tbe    pl.'ite.    aiol    slnj.    nioaas    ,;,r 
ried    by    the    lower    portion    of    the    plate    against    wbicb 
the    lowi  r    |M-rii.-n    .it    the    plumbing    fiiture    may    abut. 


1  .  4  7  1  .  1  .%  r.          ((iMIilNAlION      S  1  i:i'I..\I>I>KK  AND 

STOOL.       FuKi.     1..    (iuuiis,    Hoz.inau.    Mont.  idled 

Feb.     4,     11122        Seii.ii     .N-i      .'■..M.Mll,       1     Claim.  ( Cl. 
166—42.) 


A  combined  stool  and  stepladder  roiisistmt:  "f  fo'ir 
vertical  legs  rigidly  braced  on  tw..  sides  of  the  rec- 
tangle formed  thereby  by  transverse  nnig"  ;  n  top  '"" 
seat  rigidly  supported  on  the  legs  at  one  end  and 
covering  tbe  entire  rectangle,  and  a  series  of  steps  nfT- 
set  from  each  other  to  form  an  Inclined  fli;;bt  extend- 
ing fi"ii'  I'"'  -oat  to  the  free  end  of  tbo  ie^'s.  so  tliat 
the  fitnietiire  forms  a  stool  in  one  position  and  a 
Stepladder  when   invented. 


1,471,156       UOI.I.  IJOOFINt;    F.\STENr:ii       AtnEHT   .^BBE 

Gaiswoi.D.    Providence,     U.     I.       Filed    .lune    7,     1S»22. 

Serial    No     r.b("i,»',iH       .^    claims,      iCl.    IdS— H.T.i 

1.    In    a     roof    construction     and    the    lllte    overlapping 

■trips  of  roll    roofliie"  means   for  securing  the  roll   roofing 

to    the    roof,    consisting    of    roll    moting    fasteners    each 


with   locking  mrnns  and   the   tippi-r   f a-tenini.'   ii,- inber   b.iv 
ina    means    f-u'    bicking    it    to    tlie    iockinkt    iiioniis    rf    tbe 
under    fastcinni:    im-mtier,    (--r    llo-    pur[i.-se    ns    desr  ri'i.-d 


1.471.157.  WHFEl.  I'r.^nk  A  Cimhkk.  HuTa:.)  N  V,, 
assignor  to  Wire  \Vbe.'l  Corp.-rai  .on  uf  ,\'rrr)i'a,  Buf- 
falo. N  Y,.  a  Corporation  of  Nrw  \ '  ■  \:  S,:bstiiute 
for  appUration  .Serial  No,  20''.ins.  <]],..<  N!,-.  i;.,  1910. 
This  applicnti.ui  fil.-d  Dec,  20,  Uf-"  S.riai 
4,Tl,92nj       s    Claims        H'l     224--29   i 

n 


No, 


1.  In  a  device  of  tbe  character  described  the  combina- 
tion of  a  dummy  hub,  on  which  a  spare  wheel  is  mounted, 
an  adapter  for  holding  said  wheel  in  place  and  on  which 
a  second  wheel  Is  mounted,  a  bull  cap  for  holding  said 
second  wheel  in  positlou  and  m.ans  controlUnl  by  said 
second  wheel  for  locking'  said  adaiif  r  In  place  on  said 
dummy  hulr 


1,471, 15S.  HINCJE.  Win, is  U  Hi -knuf.h-.eu.  Fast  Cleve- 
land.  Ohio,  Mled  Aug.  2,  1'.'22.  Serial  No,  579,104. 
8  Claims.      !<'l    16  — 1S5  - 


Hi 


m  /' 


1     The    combina  t  inn    wit 


fl-.o-inj:, 


,1    d-'O!'   jniiil    and 


■    door;   nf  a    pair   '<f  links    forniini:   eacli    of   the   top    and 
i    bottom    h1ng"-s  ,    a    jan-di    iiLitr    ard    a    f^oii-    plate    secured 


576 


adjacent   the  ends 
jainb   plate   aud    sai 
two,  and  one  end  <. 
with    one.    ODupera* 
ffices.    and    n.   pair 
tbe   top   an(]   bottoii 
■nd   the   other  endg 
CO" pe rating   bearint 
pairs    of    pivotal    a 
adjacent,    the   dista 
floor  pivotai  nttaci 
tW"on  the  rrspt'<'fiv 


1,47M59        JOINT 
AM)    THE    I.IK 

.UfKsov,    liartle 
.Serial    No.   .'ini  ,4: 


OFFICIAL  (lAZETTE 


OCTOBKR  16,  1028 


if  one  vertical  edge  of  the  door,  said 
1  floor  plate  each  b»'ing  foruvd  with, 
f  each   of   the  four   links  Uiui;   formed 

lit:   ht'ariim   surfaces    nnd   journal    <  ir^ 

■f   door   plates    sec\ired    respective;)-    *<; 

.■d>;es   of   the   door,    said    diK.-r    ;,:a!e-( 

of  the    four   links   Lfiii.;    f.,Ti;e'!    \\\-: 

and   journal    -mrfnc'S,    tti> 
tachnieiit    poin  rs    in:-    ■ :  >' 
Qce   between    the    r-sp>'';vi' 

enf  points  hein^'  ;:r*'iit'T  t: 

door  pivotal   n  '  '.1  ri',i-n''n  '   : 


in 


resp'TTi  V' 

jarrb  \vA 
in  that  he- 
'll! 's 


.MEMBFR     Fnli     Si   l:i;P.N     I'R  AMI'S 
^        Thovjas    H'iwik    ni;!     .\::riri!    J. 
Creek,    Mich,       FiU'.l    May     10,     lirJ'J. 
1    riairn,      'CI     -.'o— 'J2.i 


^ 


■'■^_    '  *^' 


¥ 


A  J'liiJtin;;  dtjviiie  for  i-uji  iifi't ; -i^  two  parnHt-;  frame 
ni-M  Ijers  with  a  'ienii^r  i,lisp<>8ei!  af  nn  ini^Ie  tliereto. 
snid  menibers  at  'tti'ir  place  i>f  ineetn.i,'  h.-iviiij;  nli;:i).-(! 
nn*-  kerfs,  said  i!evic<-  romprisin;;  a  piatr  haviri,;  a  fnided 
r"i!i  forcln;;  flap  nrtiin^ed  ii:  [liira  hi-!  i<i!i  '>v  i ;  li  the  !»idy 
poi-lioti  of  the  plAf  ;ind  '-rirryinu  niaririnal  fastening; 
wiiii:,s  for  contact  \^!th  an  attnchnient  to  the  inner  faring 
BurrQcea  of  tht-  fr.iLe  iiifmbers.  the  iiarL'iiml  portions  of 
said  plate  engaRii^j  in  saii-l  saw  k<'rfs  u;  1  snid  f.'istenin.^ 
win^'^  having  ext'Tisions  fi.rniinij  suiipl.  iii'  -ital  fastening 
wni.;s  fi'-  ''on'nr'  with  ntiil  nttnrhment  '■>  'he  C(.rre- 
.'■;"V'(i;:^  side   ^  .    :  ij  •  -  ■•:   -,i:,!   (■:ai:.--  an  n.;.fr. 


1  4TI,!'-"        Mill  IP 

IN  \vii.i:r.r.  itn 

M.iss  ,   assl^tjf,:-   ' 
I!  iffa'o.  N,  V  ,  n 
4,    191S.    S.-rh-i 
2   '  'laim*,      '  i:i 


'.'  1)1'  1' 'KM  INC  MiTI.F  ^iiCKirrs 
.S  [iKMiY  A  ir  'SK,  ,r-  ,  Sprinir'i^ll. 
.  Wjr"  \V',,-.q  I  ,,r;  .■:-;Ci-;!  of  Ai:'p:i'-a. 
C..r;i..r,T  :■",  -if  .N>nv  Y'-rk  Til-!  St-pt. 
:vhi     J52,r,7-J        Htn.'vved    Apv,    4.    1923. 

:,i:i  -nc  . 


1     The    method   i 
w!;p'>ls  In   whif'h   th 
consisting  In.   first 
■    punch    operating; 


f  trt>atlng  mpta!  riiii"  f-ir  wire  spoked 
'  spok-'s  aro  inrlirod  a*  vnrioua  anelps, 
forming  hemispherical  indentations  !y 
at   rl^ht   .TDglfS  to   the  surface  of   the 


rim.  »econd  reshaping  a  portloo  of  the  inner  wall  of  the 
depression  by  a  pyramidal  punch  njieratlng  at  an  angle  to 


thf  surf.Kv  < 
perfortitiri^ 

[lorti'in    [iv    ; 
[•yarnidal   j 

!  ,4  71,1*V 

V,,      'ISSiL:!! 

i!irr:il..     N 

'.'•,     1  ;.:•.' 

301—63.) 


f   ttie 
aid   d. 


I  i.thiT  f!;an  a  right  angle  and  third. 

s<i    Ii   at    '''•■>•  r>oit('r  of   the   reshaped 

■  p.rafi'i^    ,'it    the   saiiio   angle   as   the 


W 


F.I         IlKM!^    A     HocsK,   .Ir. 

!     \\"r:>-     \V',.  >1    rorp'iration 
a  c,.r;M.ra  '  i' >n  of   New  York 


Huffalo,    N. 

if    America, 

lil.'d  Mar. 


.Ni 


1^     Claims. 


(CI. 


'^  ,V  'a'i''»'I  haviti^  in  "(iml.jtinf |i>ii  n  hoh  unit  nnd  an 
ii:  ti-rriifilia  tf  iintc  -^aid  t  nti-rniedla  le  otiif  cniriprlalng  a 
spi't'T  having  anni]],!r    rows  of  i,oss<"i,   ii    ploraMty  of  disks 

n; in:;>ii   nf   'Tioh    ^i<\t-  "f   said   spider   hiiviiig  .Tiiniilar   rowa 

"'  ^ll^^^  i-orr>'S(io[n!i:,  _•  to  said  annular  rows  of  bossi's  and 
'■  anipiru'  inenris  parsing  throuiih  h;iIi1  Inner  and  outer 
rows  of  ht>li'g  and  busses  to  ligldly  nt'cnre  snid  spider  and 
disks  touether.  snii!  h'lh  riott  linviog  r.adijl  ilanges  ex- 
feoding  lacb  sidi*  "f  <nld  i  ii  ■  n  lot-di.-iio  miii  .■III, I  litiving  an 
iHiholar  row  of  ioo.-i  ,'ijrre,v|N>hilliig  !o  tlie  nifilinte  rows 
of  bosses  on  saiil  spidiT  ,nrid  tin-  medinle  ruw  of  iKdes  in 
K.aid  disks  nnd  i-lamping  iii.::ns  ixiciuliiig  Ihroiigii  gald 
Oi'^di.'it'  .■•o'A,.^  ,.f  tmss"  s  noil  liobs  rigidly  scrurlng  nald 
liiih  .':rii|  iiiterniedi.a  !•  ooi'.h  (ogcllicr  n  iini  unit  nnd 
aie.ii.H  .Kfiuring   said       -o    '.>   ^.>l.!   disks. 


1,47!  c;-       \i  1  i  i;  i'CF  sriTC    I'liiYf:    mi;mi\nism 

I  >o\|  KN  o         U.  '  ill  1    ■   :  .    I  ']"'.'■  'n  i-l      I  li  [o        I'iird    Oct.    11, 

!',)::o.     St-.ai  No.   i\:,.'j:o.     i:>  i-AnUnH.     ici.  74—5.) 


I  In  a  rnui'ipu'  spi^'d  i!i!v.'  mrch.'i  nism .  a  [lair  of  rela 
Cvely  flxed  shafts  ^ao'  iii.-lineil  with  respect  In  the  other 
aid  one  b<dng  provldr<i  wif!;   n   [siuinlUy  of  grars  nf  dlffer- 


OCTOBFTK  It',,  1112;^ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


577 


ent  sizes  and  the  other  with  a  single  Renr  adapted  to  have 
driving  engagement  with  any  on'-  of  the  different  sizfd 
first  named  gears,  and  means  for  engaging  and  disengag- 
ing the  ge.ars  liy  causing  a  relative  movement  thereof 
trnnsversely  with  respect  to  the  relatively  fixed  shafts 
nnd  for  causing  an  axial  r' lallve  movement  tti'  reof  while 
disengaged,  the  second  named  shaft  being  rotataMe  with 
the  gear  which  It  carrbs.  nnd  a  power  transmitting  iinnns 
connected   to  one  of  snid  shafts. 


].47I.ir,.T  SWITCII-ACTrAriNG       M:V|CF  Fkie* 

In.^rii.    Koiiigswinter.   Cermnny       libd    .1une   '2^.    !;)_'(). 
Serial    No,   ."'.)L'.4fiO.      1   Claim.      |CI.    Ki;;      2T>.t 


in  a  device  of  the  kind  descrlt>ed  In  comhina tion.  a 
iressiiro  pump  and  nn  electromotor  for  operating  said 
lump,  a  piston  adajded  to  be  displaced  by  nn  excess  pres 
lire    generated    by    snid    jmmp.    n    rope    contorted    at    one 

.,.1        *..        ..«ly1       r.l»f,.T,  n        wmra^iril*       a  /*  f  t  rt  (T      r,rt        f>m      /^  f  h  O  r      OTi  A       f\f 


l,4  7  1.1ti4       SM.N    11'  1 1 
N-w     Yolk.     N,     Y. 
f)0y,784.       I    Cbilio. 


ill'K         WlU.I'.MAli    lIl'lMiUll     iMi'oI,, 
nied      I'er.      ?.() ,      lirj'J  S.linl      .'•  0. 

{<\.  4(1— i:;ri.f..> 


ec 


/^' 


.\  sign  bolder  comprising  a  plate.  iiie;ins  foi-  supporting 
said  plate,  chnnnel  members  rigidly  si  cured  to  three  sides 
of  said  plnte,  a  channel  member  hlngedly  connected  to 
the  npperslde  of  said  plate,  nnd  spring  noans  normally 
urging  the  last  named  chnnnel  member  Into  co-operntion 
with  the  first  named  channel  members  to  retain  a  sign 
In  place. 


1,471,105.  KAD10RlCli:i"ilON,  i.r.sTKit  I..  ISR.vEl- 
mow  by  judicial  change  of  name  Lester  L.  .lonesi,  .New 
York,  N,  Y.  Filed  .Tuly  19.  IS^HO.  Serial  Nu.  31,'7,1U7. 
IS  Claims.      (CI.  25C  -UO.i 


A^\ 


^a 


i  m" 

1-^  ^-« — 


-»--HC 


ri.  In  tlo  art  of  radio  coiiumiiiio,  1 1. -r .  Mie  nottiod  of 
receiving  signals  wbtcb  comprises  al-sorbitii;  electro-mag- 
netlc  energy  from  the  nfmospbere  in  two  receiving  an- 
tennas, periodically  and  alternately  fimiiig  said  receiving 
antennas  to  .■md  slightly  detuning  them  from  the  signal 
wa\e.  snid  periodic  tuning  and  detuning  being  nt  audio 
fregueiicy.  rectifying  the  currents  origlnatii,g  in  encli  of 
till'  iintcni.a  systems,  nnd  combining  tt;e  rectined  cur- 
rents In  oi.jtosltioii  in  a   coimecting  circuit. 


1.471.1^!^ 
ley.   I'a 

CL-nins 


HFADLKiHT 
Filed    .Tuly    2*0 

iCl     -40--41.) 


Cll  M 

10-0. 


i:^    A 
Serial 


■  I'^s  ,    S<  \v'  ick- 
3'.|'C'ir,<t.     3 


1  In  n  hendllght  having  a  lomp  theieii..  :;  i^rn-otoi' 
disposed  to  the  rear  of  said  lamp  and  a  pliirality  of  liori- 
zontal  ribs  feirmlng  Inclined  refl'Tting  f.aces  on  said 
reflector,  a  reflecting  casing  extending  fn^^^■a^dly  of  snid 
rear  reflector,  n  non-rcflecting  band  in  said  casing  ndja- 
cent  said  rear  reflector,  and  n  plurality  of  ribs  o.n  the 
forward  upper  portion  of  said  casing  hnvlTig  retb'-ting 
faces  substantially  parnllel  to  the  lonpit'idinn!  axis  of 
the  headlight. 


1  ,  4  7  1  ,  1  G  7  .       FRUIT    PROTECFOR.       Hbmit     Icng. 

Bloomer.     Wis.       Filed     June     10.     1921.       Serial     No. 

47«,4,S9.     2  Claims.      (CI.   217—58.) 

1.   A   protective  show   case  for  vegetable   food  products 
having  transparent  side  and   end  walls,  an  open   bottom 
and   an   open   top  fitted  with  a  movable  lid  or  cover      nd 


5T8 


BM 


mmm 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB 16, 1923 


•d«pt^d    to  b..   fitiPd   OTpr   the   bottom   of   a    shipping  bor   }    mn„l,!.    nnd    bns    ff.rip...)    in    !t    n    <U*\m    riH   In    fr^-t    work. 
or   raso    from    wh^ch    the    top    and    8l.!.>    walls    have    been    I    an. I    a    laypr      f    r    M,.  '■    ippil^,!    m    r;,*.    ninlerMd.'    of    Hip 

aai'l   «hp»r-iiki    rmtv   «;f',    ;•«   inn.;-  ffli:p  akrrcpiiie  In   out 


r  1  m  •*  :  n   »  h  i  : : . 


crii; 


i.47i.iGa.      iiea: 

AND    THi:    LJ! 

.11     lo;^--177., 


•  '    larlr::    n    *i;v>''.*Mi      .'rame    of    sheet 

■■:  PT    -tanJarils    and    top   an-l    ii.-'-tiirr) 
t"!^-''-  ..f  traii^pnrent  fillers  are  8<jated. 


>ii::ST      i'UK      Al.  H(M. .!;;{. L     Si.AlS 

I^        Uknj  AM  !,N     Kat/.    i/,k.lar;d.    valif. 

i-I         Si-riu!     N...    447,:'.ti>        4     I   :.iiin.s. 


spring    p   p>i-.  '!     ■ 
member,  ai^d  a  r 


"►■M*-     ar,  1     t^l»     Ilkf. 
-iMla    !,     ,.     trans- 
said    srai 'lard,    a 
'     <'ipporr.d    f)T    <:[''.•] 
ei'errif-nt. 


1.47!, U^',  Al'rAHAl'C.<  FOR  iiH  I'UOlWi  TImV  DK 
DRSHiNS  [N  I'APKl!.  .\f  I  I.I.Rm  mu  ,,  \  r.i  .KT  M'.\  .K 
LKATIIEK  SiriisTITfTK,  AM'  LtNtdKfM  SCU- 
STIir'I'Iv  K'i:|-'iKi:!.  K  Kwr.  \  si.i  or,  .  u;  ,,,;  M-ist-v. 
Eni;lnnd.  I-i,.'.||  I>*r.  0.  i;r."_'  S.t  al  .\n  »■,(►.;  iiutj. 
2   f.:;aim-».      1  '    .   1)2 — 3!'.} 


1     Appar-^'i-!   for 
Iniaid      purforn     pfTf^ 
leather    ^nhstitiite 
a    hand  roakinc    ni 
■  hfH't  llkp     part     whji 


"arr>-in-  o'it  ;i  pr-i.-css  for  prndiielni: 
cts  In  paP''"  noillhoard,  Tecetali'o 
lid  Mno'.'iiri!  •'iihsti  riitf,  ronsisli:i_-  '  '' 
nid  and  a  (!*>cklr  therpfor  hnvin^  a 
ch    ovprllps    the    wire    irauzo    of    the 


linp   with   th: 
89  set  forth. 


of 


n    fh"    sail!    -(..■ct  !ik. 


>urt. 


:. 471, 170.     Arr.\H.\Tis  mic  the  ruoMtcTiON  or 
i'i:si(;\s    !\    PArKn.    Mn.i.i'.oARit.    ne'JCTahle 

r.i:.\THKIi      StHSTM  I -I  i;,    am.      MNnl.i:rM     Sf  h- 
STrri'i:         riM'mi'K        K\'^■.       ,^■^(!t..^i      :•;..,!,      M,.|-s.-y. 

'-'■i-'i-'»' '1      V']' ■',  ;  ■•  •■    ii.  ::''-■:     SiTi.i:  .\i,.  r,()G,0()7.     i 

flairri        <  r]     41.'  -4'-'  ) 


Apparatus  of  the  character  do.scril>ed  '"iiipri.siii^-  a 
hollow  cylinder,  spaced  bands  eitendlnt;  fr.  rn  the  siir 
face  of  the  cylinder  and  circumferentlallv  t'.  r...r  ,  ,  .ms 
for  securing  strips  of  Ranie  to  th.-  b.n!-.  AliPnhT  the 
working  surface  \h  raised  above  th.  irfa  .■  r  fl.o  cylin 
<|pr  to  produce  the  outline  of  a  deKii;ii,  and  a  non  poron« 
jacket  surrounding  that  portion  of  the  cylint.      '  ,:i. 


■*'■■'       V  ■'- 1  i'  ui:i:i'iN' ,    I'ivici:    yon    ham. way 

IvAH^.  Charj,k.s  11.  Ks'iti.r.,  \.T'i^!  P.'i.,  iM..Ji  j:'!iir 
'.>  Wrona  Tool  \V.)ik.s,  i'.::slj..r^:i,  I.i..  a  (■.,[], ..rn  i ;.,!, 
of  Pennsylvania.  Filed  June  13.  11)2.'!  S.  ri  I  \  . 
645,085.      7  Claims.      (CI.   238 — 324.) 


I.     Ill     ::      r:i  ,i     n  ',rh   .r       !\ 

trria!  '..-n;  clu-.'^  i«.  ny^iu, 
rn  i  1  liri  <f  fla  -,:;.•  tpih-i  vj  p  .: 
ifseir       r    itlP    lit!:-;-    .'!ii|    f.i 


•1'.  "f  •iiiU'<<TiuU.tl\y  [|;it  fna 
'"•If  :i  f  "I'  Piid  to  form  a 
'"!'  :in'l  h«!if  Hafwi^p  'ipon 
•   m    a    ki-y    ai>iittlnj:   nhonldpr. 


S;:i!l     .shoiil.Jtr     !>«inK     ii,.  iin.-d     iipwar.lly       ^nd      iownr.liy. 
and    n    key    adapted    to    be   driven    i.tw.-       ti.-    .t;i;M.«it. 

edge  of  the  rail  base  and  said  shoul  ! -^  ii.sf.Tit  ally  an 

described. 


1.471,171.'.       .MKTAE     AII{-<'HKCK     \MV|;         F.kms     i 
Knight.  Simpson.  Kana.      Filed   N„r.   _u.    liJ22.      >.    lal 
No.  60'_»..115.     1   Claim.      (CI.  152—12.) 


\n    H,l    ni.'tal    nuxili    r\     n;r       .ilvr    fiii     i:'.'s    fo'  •  prjM  n_- 
in    coni:.!!.;ition    a    .-asm.-    iiif.;rial;y    thr.  ;i(l.  .1    at    il^    lnwpr 
lu.rrion    fur   ■•<.  -:i^i';i:,-ut   v.:i'.]    t)u>   .imial   .'X  tprn,!  !!•,     fiir-ad 
p.!    vi|V(>    tulip    of    :i    tr.'un.'fK-    :i:iv    and    an    upp.  r   .-.,,1    pi- 
!Pr"a!;y    t'lrpadi.:    r:,r    I'.-i,-.!^.  ;;;.:;;    wit!:    m    ali    pump,    a 


OCTOBKB  l(i,  102;i 


L'.  b.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


579 


r('n[.prnr  lii^:     -al'h     said     [I'Mriter,     arid     .•f.-Mi-     r.  •      tratis- 
rnittini;    ;  rt-s.s.ir.-    to    tap   <d!,pr   face   of   the   diaph:a;:ni. 


rap   fitting   ovrr   thp   said   pxtprnally   threadpd    iipp»r   pnd    '    with    n    hiti^ral    pxfcTision.    mpans    for    trftn><iir  n  ni^-    li'av.- 

aiid    cnrryine    n     centrally    dispospd    internally    threaded    ;    mentx    of    th..    diaphragm    tr,    «;iid    p.int.T    t  hi<.iii.-'i    «;nd 

tnhulnr     mpnihpr,     a     valv.-    fomprising    a     frnst.i    conical    '    latpra!   .'it.  risi.>ii ,    said   rnt;1rtp   rarr\ini;   a    L-rnd  ii.':  t"d   ^■~:i\- 

metallic    hi>dy    hiirlnK'    an    upwanlly    projpcting    thr.nd.i! 

stem  engac.ahlf  by  fhp  iiitprnally  threaded   ttibiilar  rxipm 

ber   and   an    aniruinr   portion    hptween   the   stpm   an.)   Iw.dy 

a   fiic.i   t  Ifini  i,t    havint:   an   angular   op<>nlng   tb.TPtlirougb 

in    nhi'di     tln'    said    an_":lar    portimi    of    th.'    valve    i-.    .n 

K'ac  d    t.,    pr.  \    nt    sr\ld   \-a!vp    from   turning,   a   spring   «ur- 

riMiiniiii;:  s;iid   valvp  stem,  a   mcinber  curried  by   tin-   \alve 

si. -in    a,:ain^!    wiii.'i    r-.a;.!   .sjiriri;:   tn-ars   to    fcjrcp   s.ai.l    \alvp 

gf.'ni   ontwardlj.   :.n.!   a    \al\i.  .«pat   integral    witi,    tie   ra» 

ing    and    cDiifi.rni  !i  _-    in    stiapp    to    the    vals.'    a«    .and    for 

thi.  imrposes  spt    f.ir'h 


1471, IT.-.  CONVERTIPT.E  tTilMTI  !;i;.  IL.^.vK  J. 
i.i,\v;v  -la.i  i.ia!  P  lUiowv.  ipn.'-'lp,  Ala.  Filed 
Mai      21,     Il<2_        S.  rial     X.-     54.'.. 41^.       2    Claim.'!.       (CI. 

22,'i-    4.) 


1.4 


:.;  dddt.MiNM,  M>it  la.iir'riii.--.  f>\i  d  I"  i '  Ii; 
WiRl.S  .l-ns  AsTov  Ki  Mrrn,  p,r..ok:yn.  N  V  idl.-l 
Mar     2  1      r.'2n        .<.  mil    .No.    .■u;s.'2:'.7        2    i.l.ii:iii>.       tCl. 

173-  2tm,i 


rsei 


X..J..J 


*  */  "  \  '  * ,; 

I      .\     ;..iir     ,.r     .  ..ui|danH-n !  a  1     nn'iul  .'rs,     .'id.i  ;m  .-l     '"     1'. 
dflaclialdv      raiiia.'.  I  •■.!     'a;.;.'tii.r     and     (anisl  it  u  l  UiU     a     tpr 
miiia;     caiiii.'.  tiir     ((.I      .l.'trir     c.  .tidm!  ors,     i.np     .if     faiil 
iii.in!i«'i«     Maviiii:    a     lap.r.'.l     i  p.  fs.s.     .ami    a     h>  ad    "ii     th. 
.itlipf    tn.  iiit.p"    ada;  |.  .)     !-      [.  i.ici-t    iitti)    s.ai.l    rp.'.ss.    ^.aii! 
h-aad    ta-ivi!'..'    ati    .ii.ii-r    tai.pring    wall    confi  irniiiig    L'pn 
.Tally   t..   'Iw   tajMr   ■  '  ^lid   s.a-k.t   aial   a  pproa.idiiL'  cd-.s.dy 
to    th.'    s,,,'k>-'     wall     \\'!<i-''iv    tf.    provldi'    .a    spai.'    Ix'twiaa; 
said    h.'^d    an'i    tta^    wall    '■'    saa!    r.'cpss.    stiid    h.  a.l    b.ing 
split     an-i     adapt. 'd     '..     :r.aa\i.    a     .'airMpict  i  ir    ti.db     la-twppn 
tho   Kf'pai  "tr,!    porii'.ns   nf   til.'    !aad   a  ni!    a!. .ail    th.-    -aiilral 
.ai'i-r    sn"f:i    .•    (.'    tp.'     h'  .'i.! 


1.  An  iroidng  board  having  a  top  and  a  support  therc- 
r<ir;  Siild  support  comprising  a  ladder-shaped  meniher 
provided  with  rungs,  a  gripping  meml)er  journalod  on 
the   uTidtf  side  of   said   top   and   extending  through    the 

••ai:.'    .adapt. (1    'f>   hold   one  of  said   rungs   tlplitl.T   against 

ati.'    end    of    s.'i  a!    tap.       said    grippini.'    m»  hiIht    bavin'.:    a 

.'.a«  ii  w.ni  dl>  .■\icii.l;  a.  shank.  .,  link  iitivinj  dftiifdiaMp 
.  n^ntr.'tn.  id  «ith  ^aal  s'a'lv  and  %\;tii  anoi,,.-.  of  .said 
rnni;.*   f.r   ioakin;:   said   ^-ripplii^-  rn^  tiibpr.   and  a  vertically 

,,ii,.],^!'';,.    vtand    fi.i'    !!!'■   olta-r   .lid    .if   sai.l    top. 


1,47  1.174 

ilapM- 

r^io.m.". 


I'KHSSMtP   (,.\l'(:iv      AnsrT    L\m)FT.   lirand 

.Minn.      l-"il.<i      .Iiih        11,       IdP'        S.aaal       No 
2   .  latms.      <(d.   7;;-    110  i 


r 


"^^^ 


"1 


.  p^  ^' 


(|5jfj«K*y/rv»5>JWVW«?fir?l 


l,471.17t'.        M\(   MINI':    I'OR    liPNI'lNii    I   IPliS        P.ii.iii  .T. 

l,iN!«.i;i.N,    I'airr.aha    N    Y  ,   as.si2ia':    !■.   Ni.i^.,:M  Machine 
.V    'Id.o^    \\,aks     Pnn.ili',    \     v..   a    I  '"poration   of  New 

^ork        Fd.'d     Mar      17,     i;>22        Scd.l     V.'     'W  HC"        g 
(  lalns        i  .   :,    K.:;      ('■'■<  Tk  ; 


->  sj:         1  1  \'     *  y-y 


1  ,k  [ir.  ssufp  caiiffp  in.  ludin^  nn  i.ppn  pnded  casing, 
a  diapiiiau'ni  s.Turtd  to  said  rasing  and  adapte.l  to  cIosp 
snlii  open  Piid,  :i  himettillic  member  having  onp  end  se 
cnri'd  tn  tbp  casing  and  It.s  free  end  positioned  above  onp 
farp  of  th.-  diaphrni:m  ami  ad.lacpnt  the  center  thereof, 
a  shaft    lonrnal.'d  in    tlie  free  end  of  the   hlmetalllr  mem- 


1  In  a  niacbiiip  of  the  character  dcscrilmd,  n  st;na1.-' i  d. 
two  rl  u'-k  arms  ha\inc  their  inner  ends  iiis.'tall.v  -.aa 
nectpd  Willi  oppi-.sit.>  sides  of  thp  staraiard  li.\  h.a  i-/.<ai  tai 
loncitmliiinl  pivots  and  provided  .m  t!  .  ir  lai'r:-  mils 
with  forward  extensions,  supporting  plat.<s  .•irrang..!  on 
said  pxten.sions,  chucks  adapted  to  encag.  opr-a^ite  en.1< 
of  a  pl[ip  and  each  having  a  iie.'id  and  .slots  i"  sabl  h.-r.d 
arr.'inged  t riinsvprsfdy  of  tho  axis  nf  the  r.'sppftive  rbui-k 
and   clanipiiiL'   holts   passinc    through    said    slots    «nd    Into 


her    a   poinfiT  lieidiy  securi'd   to  said  shaft  and  provided       said  plates. 


580 


IS3BBB 


S9BSBSSSEMI 


OFFICIAL  (^AZFIIK 


OcTOBEi:  IG,  1923 


1,471.177         DrOR     FA8TI:NEF{         I.eonidas     Nitholas 

Ltov,   H.. listen,   Tpx.      iMled  .July   24,   li*22.     Serial  No, 
r~~.u>'j     >]  I  ;,i;ri)H      .CI.  25*::— I'.s;;  I 


/f-^y 


(} 


tzr—: 


b>Ts    wh;.- 


of  itif>  rliis.s  ij<^s'Tit>f<].  '-.i';)[Tirtint;  mem- 
ril.i  ti  v.'ly  n)ov:i;iK>.  .in.J  i  inckin;,'  i-Ic- 
ment  muvuMv  i.  :ppi>rf.-.l  ,,n  n;i.  ,,{  >,-i!.l  nifiii  :ht-,  saiii 
mptnUers  coniprisiru'  parts  whi'  h  coact  with  tlip  'ockinj; 
ph'mcn'  t  '  IkiIiI  <;ii(l  rniviiUer.s  ai,'iun<t  -;t>iiar!i  tion,  aftpr 
saiil  rri.  iii'.prs  htivf  l.'fii  liroi);,-hr  together  :inil  'ift.^r  the 
!■  '-k:;!,-  >^!t>mci,t  h.is  Lm-n  iii'ivpi]  .t  rul  [I'-rmittPd  to  ilrop, 
thp  li'litT  f.f  -iald  mt'raUtTs  havinK  mpans  for  moving  the 
Ii;.-kin_'    .•I.'n'..rri    to    ilrciipi  ts;;    position    wh.n    s;ii']     mt-m- 


*   iry,    f!a;i. 
R.-nHwi-fl    Ma 


1  47I,!7»,    StU.iilT.R        .I.i.sKiH      K,      .\f  v- ; !  v  vi:ss,     Sandy 


'il'-d    .May    7,    i:)20,    Smal    .N-     ,;7'(,.0tji 
'-7,    102:;       2  I'laims.      •r\_   ^7-   HO.) 


i      .\    ~.  •■    ,  .  r 

op. -11    ,it     ir-;    f,,r 

W.'lil-.       :i':.l       ,1       ,1 
W.l  i  Is,      r:i(-ii       s'    !  , 

^i-|o  'a;!!!  .:ii.l  [i 
wariliv  .(f  flip  ; 
to  f)lie  siilf  an'l 
nor  posi"  fi  rii^.l 
■-•■.r  ..!  f  1,.  ':.  ar 
nr::i~     ■■\: '■iiiliri-' 

P  X  r  . ' ;  I  •  ;  .  I ;  _-     -  ' .  1  •  ^ 

th.'   siiii-   wi!N   ..( 
to    rt  fai  -1    f  ■,.'   ;il 


"n.pi-i^int;    ,i    [iiin    l;a\i!,_-    vi,i,.    i,v,ii:s    and 

iril  pnil.  shoPs  i-oiin.'crrd  \v:rt;  •!;•■  si(le 
rafr  ,a;)pli,nn-e  coruiPct'Ml  witii  rlip  side 
•  '  oiiiprisiiig  a  plate  fitting  :i;:ainst  the 
ivjii-  it.s  forward  portion  '-xtptjilini;  for- 
ide    wall    anrl    havin;:   a    flan;;.'   .it.tidinK 

rnrvfd  LiiitiitiKlinally  to  provi,!..  a  ruri- 
ii     fr.irit    iif    the    side    wall    and     v.-rtioaily 

portion    '.r  the   platp   bpiiig   pr..vid'-d    with 

rfarwardly  .and  havitu'  Ion  i;i  i  adinally 
'■o-'ii.-d    flicrt'in.   and    f;i>tci;t'r.s    ..irriPd    liy 

Mip  [i.an   ai.d  oTrpudiri;;  through   the  sli.f.s 

•  '   i;i   i'osirion. 


IN  DKII.r..  M.\K  Mai:..-i/,  \>h*.  :,. 
"  1  ill  t.,  .\  II  Wilki.',  Ma!'.- 
N  •>       1.     n'2!,       S.  rial     N.^,     .'.IL.'.!' 

7 -»--;;;«., 


Idalm, 
I'alN. 


-aid  mnva'iip  I'l.Tiar,-  ,1  •,.•>-.!■  ;,i\nrallv  mcnintpd  Inter- 
:nfdiat.'  ttip  \,-i.-^'l\  n\  said  siip|..,rt,  j;aideH  ahove  said  le- 
■  er,  and  il.^xil.;.'  nuans  '-oiin.-.  t.  d  with  said  Ipver  nnd  en- 
^.-a^'ed  witii  thp  suid.s  iil,..w  it  .'  ,pwm  a[id  aliove  said  mov- 
able <MP!T;p[it  uhl  .  aiio  ■  Tf-.|  witii  tlio  movabie  eiotiient  and 
-■■rsiiik'  ti>  i:i  p.i  t  v.riioal  movement  to  said  .ipmcnt  when 
--aid    ;>'\fr   IS  moved. 


■■•7  !    !  -'H         \t'  i-|'.  •!;  I  il:  !  \  I    \      ['i  nW  I'n.i,.  i;     K       Mr- 

'-*'■'-  '  ik. ■!:.,, 1  I  I,  ,  ,..sii,'i,or  of  1.11.'  b.ilf  to  ("hrlito- 
I'li'T"  11  i:  W  'Hi,A,r-!  I'ortsmoiith.  N  I!  I'iUai  S.'pt. 
!7  rtl^  <•  rial  No.  2:>4,4."i.'t.  Hrnew '  o  M.i\  1,  i;)2.'l 
'•       la;.:;.         i  1.    180—10,) 


/■•-XT' 


1.    Ill   II   mnctliiie  of  IIh-   di.ara.ir   dr,.Tib.-d,    ihr   r,,ii!lii- 
natiOD  of  a  frame  :  nn  impl.  tm  i.  r    mn  .inrd  nw   tbp  frain.-  ; 

il  siiiLTlf    f-H'tion   wheel  al.so   i inl.'d    no    thr   frariip.  a    m.i. 

tor  fur  drjvini;  fh<>  w1i.pI:  a  plaM.irm  pjv.il.ally  tiionnt.-d 
ar  the  '-.■ar  .if  tb.'  '-ano'  a  \\  i  .-.  i  .-arripd  by  tlip  rpa  r  in. I 
"f  tb.'  pl'tfiirrn,  unl  'n.,ariN  for  raisin::  ttip  pbitf..iaii 
wb-n  I  tu-  w.'iybt  ■■(  tb'  •■{'■  v  t:r  i-  r.anoved  I  brr.- f  r.oii 
Ko  as  to  allow  thp  main  frame  to  bp  t:l(..l  nli.mt  lno! 
zontal  axis  and  flip  Inipbm.  nt  f..  bp  .  b  \..iiii. 


i.-tTi.i.M.  iti:cuia>i.N<;  atiW'  iimi  \i    inn  M  \i,i:s 

ASDurw  M.    McCknnei.i.    and     Ma.im     i:      MCiosKin. 

Omahti,  Nehr.        Fllpd     Sept.     10,     IDI'.b        S.  ri    1     No. 

.124,889.  :.'  Claims.      (CI.  2a4.1.) 


n 


JJ- 


:i 


iy^ 


L 


1.  .A  b..ii;^.inl 
elpiionls  iii.iinf 
gllidp*    '-ataii  .1    0 


111     .psriospil    siipp'irt.    v.-rtiiaiily     no 

.1      idiai-.-nt     tb..     ends    ..f     said     -^oi 

I  lie    end    Ix.rtiuD.s    of    s^iid    sapli.ir! 


valdp 
ilKirt, 
ibovi> 


J9 


1      In    a    dcvJcp    fi.r    t  bo    parp-s.     !ioli.,i'-,b    i,^.    ..iiiibina- 

''""    '-^itf'     1    '■'-.•'!ii.:   si-ab-    fMi-i I    Willi    poripbi  nil    iirant- 

ti.:  !iara'-t,r-  :  rr.spomlin^'  tn  tb.^  rbanirtprs  on  Hip 
"'■'''•'■  "f  'i  b-'i-ih:,'  provided  witli  an  oppniiii:  in  ils  (op 
wall  disp,,,-.,  d  t,  f.a  .■  tb.-  obai-  ,.  (.r.  ,.ii  I  hp  pprlplipry  of 
the  v,:il»>  a  ri  b.in  tnmm'.al  roi  spared  r.dl.TH  ;ind  ptis.sint,' 
'"■f'T"  '-P  'ip'niiiL',  an  csri  1  la  i .  iry  [dat.ii  disposod  below 
the  riiil-.ii,  ,1  st.i,  k  roll  inront,.,!  in  Hi..  ,-.asiii-,  .a  larord 
strip  nnion:..!  m  -b.-  st..,k  r-  11  idl.T  mlbrs  bv  nir.aiisof 
which  tb.'  iaM.,r.|  strip  is  passp.l  bpfwppti  tlip  ribiioii  ,TniI 
the  p.-ripb.rv  ..<  tb..  sral..  a  ad  oross  Hip  oppiiinu'  in  the 
honsin;:.  tb..  latt.-r  bpin:,'  foniipd  with  .an  ontlpf  IbroMRJi 
vvhieli  till  i.'cord  strip  pro j.-ctf'.  n  Hprlnj:  nonnnlly  Im- 
pplliti:.'  tlip  plaf.-n  towards  tbp  printlnu'  pli-ni..nls  of  (he 
■^' -'iIp.  ■in  ,in_-iil,i'-  irtp  in..!nti..r  pivotally  iniointed  In  Hie 
'-.asinL'.    a     naat,  Ih     ni.aiati.l    wbi-ol    provided    with    .a    Inp- 


OCTOhl  K  Hi.   WrSA 


I  .  S    PATKNT  OFFICE. 


681 


t»'t  pin  to  Pii^aiKP  ill!  .arm  of  tbr  trip  nieintier  to  reprpss 
tb..  spriiiK  to  ntrait  Hip  plalpii.  an  PXt«.riorly  expospd 
operatlvfi  rraiik  ni.nint'.d  in  tb..  irisjn_'.  npprativ..  cuiinpc 
tiODH  betw.'iii  said  crank  and  said  uIi.'pI  wb.ri.b\  rutary 
movement  iinpart.-.l  to  tlip  (i.-ink  nia\  ojiprat..  said  trip, 
find  si.\(.rin:.'  in.  .its  for  tlic  ri.ii.rd  strip  disp.is.d  adla- 
•  a'nt  tbi.  mitbt  i.f  HiP  .aisinu-  and  .  .|i.  rat  i  \  .1)  c  .n  n..  ti.d 
with  said  iT.ii,!, . 


1  471.]';2  MAKKlCk  Iii:Vh  V.  V>\n  PI  .\  N'lI'I!  S  Hkii- 
m;ui  H  Ml  K^iii.s,  .Molln.  ,  111.,  asNi^nor  to  nppre  & 
('onipanN-.  .Mi.liiip,  III,  ;i  i  ..rpor.a  t  bm  ol  lllianis  lilod 
Nov.  27,  lb2.'i.  S.rial  Ni.  •»2r..v^i;  ^  I  "buns  (CI. 
»7— 230.) 


jKf^ 


-hr|.,-^'-. 


V 
■^ 


1.471, bv4  MK.\NS  |-oK  Ki:r.\lKI\.,  i  1  HE.S.  .-XiuniR 
Mii,i:s,  Kansas  (itx.  Mo  I  ii.ii  ,\ii^'.  lo,  ir)2Ci„  Serial 
.\o.    40b.;iHb      :.    (  bainis.       i<  b.    \'.',~i — 99.) 


--/7 


-n\ 


I      III  a    pl.anfiii;.-   nipclianisni   uf  Hii.  ela.ss  described,  the 

<■'  riibiii,-!  I  i.ai  Willi  the  pbanter  triune,  the  stationary  [date 
■-''nr.d  ib.i.i.,  .ml  bavlnc  a  ib.vvnw  an!  aelinj,'  (.am,  .and 
tbe  bori/ontall,\  .and  vertically  swin).'iiu'  mntker  arm  hav 
Int  a  sioirt  b-,i.r  extension  at  its  inn.i-  i.nd  of  lb.'  \erli 
cnlh  sw  i '  ..^iii^:  .  liijiler  bavin;;  a  \erti('all.v  arran^od  biime 
pintle  i.i\.itall.\  ronin.cted  lo  the  marker  arm  and  a  hori- 
zontal liin^;.-  imiile  eonnet'linL'  Hip  oonplpr  to  Hip  [date, 
thp  li.>.i-  exirii^inn  of  the  marker  arm  beint;  adapt,  d  to 
engage  with  the  said  cam. 


1.  Aleaiis  for  repairing'  radiator  tubes  i  ..npfisi  np  a 
lubiilar  palib,  eipandcrs  ii;  1 1  b  sciijilii;;  relation  \\ith 
said     tube,    ixpaiisil.le    pacivil's    '.elweeil    lln>    tllbc,    JMid    i-I- 

panders,   iiienns   for   teiescopin;;   Hie  expanders  within    the 
lube,  a  0,1   lo.aiis   f.  i    i.  basing  I  In-  last   named  means. 


1.471.1.s.a  !1AMJ1...\MI'  S  W  11  .,  11  b-.M.s  .\ ,  .Mil. 1. eh, 
New  llii\en.  Conn.,  asMunor  t.,.  W  iio  b.stir  K.  [.eating 
.\rniH  (",i  ,  New  l!a\eii,  i  .-i  n.,  a  t'orp.  fa !  i>  .a  of  Hon- 
n..cti(ait  libal  ,lily  I,",.  \'.)2\.  Serial  N..  4,''<4,844. 
,'!   ClaitiiB        I  t  '1.    2(Ml   -  bu.) 


J  .'« 


1,471  I n;i      siiihi.h  i'OR  i.:i,i:(rinc.\i.  .\i'r.\uvirs 

.\l.I:li:i      H       .Ml!  I  111,      Pbilaili'lpbi;! .      I'a  .  assii^iinr      In 

lwink..n..ii     lliispilal.     I'bi  lad.l|iliia .     I'a  .     a  (  *or[i..i-,.  1  ion 

of     I'l'iiiisi  ;  \  a  ii  i.i ,       ribil     May     22,     lli2i,b  S.iial     No, 
3S.'l,:iKS.     S   t  biinis,      i(bb   2,".n      ;;4.) 


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15  • 


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J     \-i>. 


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"  \   ,    -    *^]-   '^^-'    "    '5  -^-^  I  ""  ^ 


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tf:rT  <Vi 


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1.  ■\  .01;!  11'  I  di'iice  f.ir  b..|lei.v  iiaini  banips.  compri.s- 
iiitr  a  sitrili:.-  iiiiit  rolled  pnsb  baltnn  mann.ab'.  ..peralde 
from  op..n(i;a  lit  in  cb.s.-d  ci  reo  it  posilbai.  and  a  slide 
mov.ablc  lons;i(iidinallv  nf  tbe  lamp  sn  rroinidi  iir  s;ii<l 
push  bnttoii  and  ad;i|it..|l  lo  .  iii:a;:e  ilie  n[pjier  surface  of 
said  push  bnliiii  win  ri  in  i  b»si.(l  eiicnil  posiHon.  to  re- 
tain the  same  in  such  j.nsilioii,  said  pus];  bnttnn  having:  a 
sintrle  l:M>.>^■  .  nunK.  .'bib  \'\  said  sliib  wb.ii  said  pnsli 
biiHon  is  ill  .i|i<  n  cir.aiit  iti.siiiiii;  ■,,  r.'iain  tlo'  snnie  in 
siifh  posilimi,  said  [insb  Iiitlcn  and  slid,,  bnti;;  airan^-ed 
so  that  tbi-\  ni.iv  br  actuated  as  ib-iri-il  '.y  tbe  tbiimb  of 
one  ti.'ind  ..ibin. 


I  I 


.IS       )\\ 
lL_i£_4l 


1  A  casini;  for  electrical  apparalns  made  in  two  [larts 
each  f/f  approximately  triaiipular  prismatic  form;  means 
for  detaehnbly  luddinn  wild  parts  vvilh  their  ba.sal  jMir- 
tlons  Immediately  adjaeent  to  each  other  to  deflnp  an 
elfin;,'ated  enntainer  ;  with  pivots  for  lndei)endently  suji 
liortint:  sabl  si.cHons  to  permit  of  Hieir  .seiiaration  in  a 
verH(ail    [d-iiii     ami    l.>    a    d.iunwaiil    movenienl 


l,471,isr.  I.U^ni)  ItliAKi:  l'i:,ii.  Mi^m;,  S!  Ibaiil, 
.Minn.  bailed  Oct.  ;;0.  i;i22.  Serial  No  .-!t7,.'<()9.  5 
rinlms.      (CI     18K--  !»0  I 

1.  Till'  combination  with  a  frame  and  a  drivalde  shaft 
sniniorted  theri'i.n;  of  a  bollow  casing  s  1 1  noindint;  .said 
shaft  and  supported  on  s.aid  frame  to  be  lield  stationary 
(lierpliy,  Miid  casln:;  inclndiiiK  n  chanibpr  ..idapled  to  con- 
lain  Ibiuid  on  one  .siilc  of  said  shaft,  a  similar  chnmher 
on  the  opposite  .si4e  of  said  shaft,  each  it  wiid  chambers 
haviuB  an  inlet  port  at  its  top,  an  oscillatory  member 
pxtendiDK  luto  the  Interior  of  boib  of  said  ehamberg,  the 
Inner  walls  of  each  of  sab!  cban.bers  and  s.'iid  member 
beiiij;   <.ons|  nict(  il    lo   coo[)erate   In    for.-.'   ..    part    of   tbe  oil 


..^^.£l..^jiZz:Mii;;,  i  itriiiifc-iniiiig&.l>*iicaa--''>iliiiiil'itei  iMirlf  ■irlwM  JiliiiifiilWMiiiiliirwriMiiiia  li  iiliiiirii  ilMr 


582 


to  oocapy  th*"  1' 
wh^n   said   nafmh 

erarive  connTtion 
rpsponsivp  rn  ;i  d 
tloii,  a  ilisi-hargf 


«  'I 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcToHi  uiT),  i;»23 


fr 


■r  ixTti.in  of  said  rhamlMTs  rfgp^ctlvply 
IS  i;)»<'illatf>il.  said  nipmbfr  having  ifi- 
wlrh  said  shaft  to  he  ..s.'illatfd  thereby 
ivi;iL:  ninvt'mpnt  tti>'r> 
I-.rT    f  T  each   of  sai'l 


I    IvjL'  of  the  othpf  Jaw 


1»  int,'    liiovablf? 
JiJ'TTl'Tlt     with 


f   in   •■irhcr  (lirf'< 
h.inil).-r.s   for  dis- 


charging the  oil 
a  duct   in   open   c 
and  Inlet  ports  t 
latter,    and   mp:in 
area  of  said  d;icT 


1,471,187.       WIN- 
MR,    Chlraeo. 
594.0C7       13  (■ 


[tOW  Si'KBEN  Cabi.  Ocstav  Morg- 
Ili  Filed  Oct.  12,  1922  S«>ria!  No. 
aims.       (CI.    156 — 14.! 


3  T'  '■  -'ur-tiir 
and  jcni  '*"'  f'  r 
holding  *h>'  '-insi 
relpasini?  snid  h' 
thf  lowpr  fii'!  o' 
able  fo  a  v'^rtica 
arm  being  rhf>ii 
hiild    the   closure 


1.471.18S     rr.A 

ficotland  Fil 
n  Clalmd  (C 
1.  A  clnmp  f 
two  st»mioir<'nlnr 
bavinz  projpctlii 
to  a  Inz  nf  one  o 
■aid    plMtp    1. nd    i 


nai  1  !  J  and  a  spriuB  c.  .[< 
fral  w  ?h  one  jaw  and  ex'ri 
Jaw. 


nto  rht^  lower  fxirtion  of  <;iid  •■hambers, 

riiiniii.iriitii.n    with    <aid   di-^rharc*-    port.s 

ciiiidnot  the  oU  from   tho  farmer  to   th<' 

for   virjint;   at   will   th-    '-ro^a   sectional 


■  w;*h  1  \ertfi'ft!ly  movahle  closTire 
h.'  v^'r'j'n!  >^dKe«  rherpof ;  of  means  for 
rp  irs  !  iWiT'd  poslrion,  and  an  arm  for 
Idin;:  rn.-ins.  said  arm  being  pivoted  to 
fh*'  ''I'lsur'-  and  bfinc  downwardly  moT- 
pi.s'.t.or;  when  thf  latter  is  ralaed.  said 
•"nuajteaMf"  with  one  of  said  jruldes  to 
rrilsed 


*i 


r,E"iKi.E    GORDOV     MrSTTP,    GlaBitow. 
!|pd    r>e«-     24.    1921        Sorial    No.    .'>24.703 

24 — 19  ) 

ir    flpxible    tnbe<»   and    the   like   comprlning 

jaws    hintfed    toeether    at    one    end    and 

:   lues   at  the  other  ends,  a  plate  plrotefl 

'  said  Jaws,  a  tlehtentnit  serew  earriwl  by 

ddpfed    in    one   position    of  thp   latter   to 


^atlon    plate    f<)rnie<l    Intc- 
i|i  Inwardly  of  the  other 


.1       \ii;  i  111  i: '     \  \  ;      >  ri-.vit  a  m  ^    i'  m:    iokm. 

SIIICKT     GLA^-         II     :KU;      A       Mim;s      Toledo. 

assignor  to  'Hi*  liuUrt  A.  W>t;a  ('.'mpntty,  To- 
;«>  !■  iihi  ,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio.  Fll'.i  s.  ;  r  ]:,. 
K<20.      Serial    No.    4T>4rj       in    claims.      (CI.    ■»'.•      :'•  ) 


471   1 
IN'. 

Oh;. 


R  I:,  in  [jparatus  for  forming  sheet  k'lass  t  t.Tnk  f  r 
contninine  u  '■!'•'  t'.-i.SB  froii  w'u\'  ^.  i,-'n<-;  fii/i.v  Cow  i-oii- 
tinijotisly  ir:  -li.-''t  form.  ra.;i;i-  f^r  si;,-<  ,  ^.^-i v  l,v  fi'i'diuR 
rnd  «fri[>?<  In  p'lirs  to  the  .  ppusirr  c^l^-'-s  of  tliP  sli' rt 
b»iliK  fiiri!i-i!  h-ri  .;ttn\  1^.  -f  tli.-  mm  .■ii;i'ii  t  tliiinif  In  nd 
htreiiff  ti.fr>- Wit '■, ,  i:i.:iii.<  f'-r  .'-:i!;ff.'.H}ilvi'ly  a  [>[.!>  in;;  iiiprr 
end  lower  <er,s  -f  .t-mv.;  linr^  to  the  lipi"  i-  .'itid  inwfr  nd^ 
nf   I  arh    p.T  I  r   of  .d/'    str';'«    nnd   to  thf   ^bfft    :m   (iMij.oraie 

with     fh U''     N'rijv     ■   ,    .siilirace    ,a     !■•■■  d -t  >  |-miii.d    sh--  r 

.'ire.'i.  ni'-atis  for  j'iI.Im  l'  '  lif  vertien!  innvenuMii -;  of  the 
fram-  <■.,■■■  r  >■-.  u.it>  nml  adapted  t.'  r. '.;i-.  th.>  iii[.fr 
and  lower  fi\i\^  of  each  frame  for  h-ri/i.titai  tn  >'.  eiii' n  t 
wfien  it  !;.'i-  r'aiii'il  a  predetermined  i«)int  In  i's  Tfrtlcal 
mf'vement.  uui.l  iii<  ans  for  engaging;  nn<l  ne'viri::  f.-i-ti 
frame  section  InteriiUy  from  the  pultle  means  wb  r.  In 
Fide  dfliv.  rv  I'O.sltion  and  to  effert  n  sevrrint;  of  i !  i* 
sti.-.'t  ;.  'w>'ti  rtje  upper  end  of  tli.-  la;-  r.-illy  ninvi:!.;  .'^' i- 
tloii   and    'fi.     I    -v^  r     !d      f  a  sticceedinK  section. 


!,471.19<'  f'R<i'l-;S^  I  iF  I'Ri  HX't'INi;  SOKT  I'M'iUUOia 
METAI,  rASTIN'i.S  Hrnrur  A  Mtfrm.  Toledo,  Ohio, 
tssiznor  to  Til''  Mniiert  A  Myer<  <"ompnny,  Toledo. 
Ohio,  n  i-,,r„,r-,' I,..,  .'  Ohl..  Filfd  Sojit,  '2:i.  1021. 
Peri.Ti  No  ,Sn'.' r;.-7  ^  naini!*  (CI  148--:^i 
1     Thf     [.roi-fvs        r     [.rnduclni:     ^"ft     ferriow     i-.T^ting^, 

whifh    .' .r;  Miwr*    in    --''.-i;  in^'   tlv     .■n-firiL's   In    ;i    h't    isi'dd.   de- 


OCTOBEB  IG,  1923 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


583 


liveriiij;  the  <  avtin^'s  I'n  rn  tiie  mold  before  the  temperature 

(■(  the  casiliij^s  ilf<  .':,-■. s  sutlif ieiitly  to  prevent  dissolution 
of   the  (.ailioii    II,    th      nirtai,     ind   iiia  in  tn  Ining  the   ieiir  and 


t  i!f    (■!!><  \]r^>i    ; 
tailioll     Will    C 

of  the  car   .  n 

•  llowlni;   ilif 


It    a   temperature  higher  than  that   at   which 
"iiibine   with   tile   iron  until   suhHtantlHlly   all 

liHs  iMKiine  liberated  from  the  stilutlon   ind 

astin;48  to  gradually  fool. 


1  471. Kil       I>ISI'I.,\Y  ("AP  IIANtJEH.    HiL[>\  A    Nikki.kk, 


Unci  lie.   \VI> 
2   Clairtis 


I  ih'd    I».v.    12,    1922 
(I'l     211-^13.) 


Serial   No.   tK)«,414. 


I  A  (li.-<iila\  lap  banger  lompiisinK  a  closed  bwped 
■wiif  I  rune  liaviii).'  one  end  of  the  wire  secured  at  an 
Inifiiiicdiate  iKfiiit  on  the  upper  side  of  the  frame  and 
II.'  other  end  of  the  wire  exteuding  from  such  point 
liowiiwiirdly  and  hooked  uniler  the  lower  side  of  aaid 
fr.-miv  and  tlonre  e.\rending  at  rlnht  angles  to  the  plane 
of  tin'  frame  ai;d  thereafter  exteuding  upwardly  and  ter- 
n.iii.tiiiK   in   an    attai-LiiiK  eye. 


1.471.192  STAMIMNt;      ATTAillMENT      FOR      HIDE 

SI'l.ITTFIfS        Jkvaktt     F      Neilet,     Endlcott.     N.     Y. 
Filfd    Apr     4.    1021.      Serial    No     458,450.      6    Claims. 

o'l.    101 — 3.1 


1.  A  hide  splitiii'ii;  horse  having  pnrnllel  top  bars;  a 
Blainplng  nipniber  mounted  on  eaeli  hnr  adjacfiit  one  end 
thereof;  spring  means  for  norni.illy  holding  the  die  carry- 
ing members  in  raiHed  position,  and  mfans  for  simultane- 
ously  depressing   the   die  carrying   nieniljt'rs. 


1.471.193.       <;i:AUI»    for    fJASOLINE    LAMPS  Ver?(4 

A.   Nevi.ns  anii  Vkiu.il  o.  .Nevp  s,  lh>oker,  OkIa  Filed 

Sept      .'',     1921.       Serial     No,     4'.'!v-nl         1     rlalm  iCl. 
24C> — 102   I 


X 


r-  \ 


The  rorn!iinati<i!i  with  a  t'f)s<dliie  lanip  having  a  fuel 
tube  provided  with  a  downwardly  directed  burner  orifice 
niiii  an  .aiijacfnt  iriaiitle,  and  having  tin  upwardly  eitend- 
ed  stem  terminating  in  a  hanger  atid  provided  with  means 
for  fiiipiwirtin^;  a  shade,  of  a  niantb  guard  of  wire  screen 
I  r(.vlded  at  its  npi^'r  end  with  an  oi>ening  for  the  re- 
leption  of  the  said  stem  nnd  depending  in  encloslnj,'  rela- 
tion with  said  mantle  and  tlie  adjacent  portion  of  the 
fuel  tube,  said  guard  being  [irovidfd  at  Its  lower  end  with 
n  hinged  lid  i>r  cover  for  citing  access  to  the  Interior  of 
the  guard  and  nieatiR  for  normally  holding  the  lid  or 
covfr    In    its    rlosfd    position. 


1.471.194  IilCTAtMlARLE      ITSKE      AND      TOKI'FIK) 

HOMIER  lOU  KAILHOAIJ  LANTERNS.  Anna  C. 
NottDMAN,  Kirkwood,  Mo.  Filed  May  7,  1923,  Serial 
No    t)37,lU2.      Ci  Claims.      i.v'1.   24G — 488. j 


//    .. 


1  In  roni  Idna  t  inn  wdth  n  lantern  h.-ivin;;  n  wirr  fr.amr 
iiKdudin;:  i\  l.a,--f  tin.:  nnd  tenninn!  fnds  of  lantertt  frunie 
wires  loope<l  tbere.ahout,  of  n  fnsee  holder  detnch.ably  ai> 
plied  to  thf  iM.'if-rn  frame  niid  consisting  fif  i  widi'  fl.'if 
biisf  riiiK  for  friftionn!  eiigagfiiifnt  with  the  lo..p.-d  -  iid 
of  the  1,'iiitiri-  !r,-.nf'  wirfs,  an  npp'T  riiig  nd.'ipted  tii 
test  upiin  the  bail  ears  of  the  lantfrn  frame,  ■<.  pair  of 
opposed  open  ended  fu.see  holder  tul'fs  fiifd  to  o;ipositf 
sides  of  s.aid  IfiSf  .md  upper  holder  riiiL's,  means  directed 
Inwardly  from  the  walls  of  the  fusee  tul>es  to  act  a.s  in 
terior  stops  to  prevent  tlie  tiisees  from  lailiiii;  through  the 
tuhvH,  opposed  strapH  connect  mi:  opiiosite  pairs  ol  fu8ee 
holders  near  the  uppfr  ring  of  the  holder,  an  otT  set  in 
each  connecting  strap  to  receive  the  bail  ears  of  tlie 
lantern  to  prevent  turnini;  disp'-u-einen  t  of  the  fusee 
holder  uiwn   the   lantern   frame. 


584 


1.471.195  RADIA 
JosKPK  It  NnuTf! 
Serlnl   No     51  1.97 


■■ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


Ocromu  IG,  1023 


rOR    TAP    FOR    MOTOR    VEIIICr.ES 

Env,  Dallas,  T.'i       I'ilfd  Nov.    1.  1921. 
:      1   Claim.      (CI.  220— ,'-,-,  ) 


.1  t  r:i  lisVfi>.i' 
:ii  ret.'iiti  'A 
tl.'iiiK'r  on    th 


tSii'j.-  interlocki'd   ni'h 
•'     -    ::;•      111     P'TSltloi;,     a 


'!     i'  'I  V  ,  ii^     ;i     m  iniinr 


III    a    radlntur    niliiiL,'    cap    striictur>',    i 


n  II 
I  t-i    lowiT   enil    .'irr:i!,  ^'   \ 
"f    ;i    rnillaror.    a    I'.-iir 
(    rh"    Klf.'W,    ;!    ■■:\  ;     \y.\  vi 

UliJs.T     P.li,'"     of     Ml.'     >| 


■iwrsLrnti'ii    up 

fur    sfruriiiu 

if    liii:;^.'    ••:i:> 

.,'    .11      nili:lli:ir 

\\\       S.'llli      M.if 


r'Ktit    slf^'v.     havliii: 

»t    tfi.>    npii.  r   .•.!_',.   ., 
st-nt    h,    I'-i    iiii.l.Tsli 

havli,-  ;ui  ;iiiiiulii  |!:infc,'v-  overhnuKini:  rb.'  sL^.-vt-  ati.l  <li- 
rt-cted  DUtwnnlly  t  li.'refroiii.  a  lii;;  <l<'i)^n(liii({  from  snul 
flangf  and  hliiK-Ml  Ijitwr.-n  tho  ears,  rh.'  Ilancp  hnvjiik'  a 
^lot  In  Its  front  (^.iL--  .llamctrically  ..[.p-isl'M  tlip  Iuk.  a 
link  h.TvInt;  Us  \\\>\»\  .rid  hlng.d  In  thr  sl..i:  and  provided 
with  a  slot  •■itendlL'  upwardly  from  ir-  l.,w.  r  fnd,  :i 
ruin  pivoted  In  tho  iLver  einl  of  the  link  Klot,  .'i  1,'V.  r  ex 
tet.di!i>;  from  the  .•nL  atid  n  rndlnl  lu^  ex  ren.lliii;  fr-.n, 
the  sleeve  and  eni;;ii.'d  In  tli.'  slot  ifnni.Mli.  t-ly  ovr  tlie 
'am.  which  Is  frl.tliiinlly  ensfaKed  witii  th.-  nnd.Tsi.le  of 
oald  luK'  when  swuni:  Ijy  the  lev.T.  the  lev.  r  a'  a!i  Urii.-H 
belnt-    fre,.    fr,,ni    ruhj:  rt    with    the   wh-.T. 


tile  o|n)o.sit.-  settloii,  iiinl  a   froDt   wall  ext.-inlc(J   iipw.irillv 

and  outwardly  from   tlie  front  t-dgo  of  each  .sli.-If  Irtu,.,, 

eiich    i«air   of   sections   and    supported  hy    ilio   Hm:.;.  «    nt 

111.  1   w.  :     .1-08  of  the  fipctlona  between  wlilcli  it  In  located. 


in 


1,471. 191-       Fn:r.!> 
thiima.s  n.4i.i,  rt 

rial    N...    144,174 


FItAMK.  AMIES  H  nwEs  and 
^'w:iy.  r:L  Filed  .Jan  24,  1917  Se- 
*'.   Claims,       (CI.    171—252.) 


1  .\  1'  Id  I'l.ii  ,.  • 
I'ler.il  fiTin.'c!  wi'ii 
on  oiit>T  fraiii.  i.i 
prlppinj:  tiKhtly  f!;. 
the  two  ends  of  th. 
with    each    othet 


i.47i.i'.»s.     Ar'io.MOMir.i;  co<)ixsr(.\[ 


'    il  vi:!.l--..s     \. 


l'.MJKEu,  Jr.,  Coliimhla,  Tenn.     1  .i,.l  l  , .,    M 
rial  Nb.  536,417.     2  Claims.      (CI.  126—20 


."! 


% — r 


*  jv- ^~^ — -^ 

rJ     f^  B 


2    \   stove  of  the  cIjim  deMcritied  liavlnj;  an  onter  sh.   I 
'i-i  '  ^  '     ■•      1  thi-  running  hoard  of  tin  aiilomoj.il.  .  ati 
iii^er   >iit_ll   within  aald  outer   shell  and  h;iv!ii-   a    mjrfi   . 


'I  ;'r;s)iii;,  ati  Inn.T  fi-ni.'  'if  wri'i].:'ir 
•z.:\X>  betweii  cotitigiioiM  ends,  and 
-t  iron  conipji't.  ly  surr.nin.lin^'  mid 
!  li'T  frame  and  drawiuc  and  holding 
ni!<r  frame  at  the  Joint  Into  coMtai't 
iiiiblned    substantially    as    •<•!     forth. 


iidapteil  lo  form  n  hot  plate,  said  Inner  nlo  I 
nnd  adopted   to  !..■  .■,.orn.cr..d    '"   Mi.,  .■i':; 
iHiromohlle  enjfii:.     ,1   ;ii,,.i|  ,ad  i;di.il  t'l  f!  ■ 
to  form    la  oven    Insulating  materl.al  .<i)a 
frniu    I  i  .  ..  r    shell,    and    m-.Tla  i;--,  _- 

the  .slull.<   wtthia   the  lrlsIlla'ia^:   [n,i*.r 
pretent    (htacliim-nf    of    tin-    shHIii. 


I  ■ 


■ip 


•i  I 


h    lliw 

of     th.- 

tli.    Ii'if    |il,ife 

n'  i  niif..-  s!i.  11 

s    •  arri.'d    t-v 

!    i*!  ;' '.  ;  i:  '     '  n 


1.4' 


h.l  Aiu-    ':• 
i    2'1'i  -  1  r. 


rcil.      Lot  IS   .\     \I     1  HI     \>-.  ('hi<  n_-..     Ill 
.    1020.      Serial    .\...   404.'.) III.      i:t    (  lalm- 


fm^mmn^t 


JV 


I.4T1.107     .mii"i:r  \ 

hin,  Mass  F-l.d 
:\  CKilms.  (CI  4 
1,  .A  sheet  metal  ! 
series  of  horisontal  « 
having  fildes  extendi 
triangular  shaped  *-\' 
the  uprights  between 
In  continuation  of  r 
tending   from    on>'   «h 


I  iif,f."r.  Haver 
il    Nil     r^^^  \  4»'. 

"f   'iprleht.«    a 


rrAF.  HIV     .I'HN  II 

•^yt     14.    H)22       S.Ti 

1— *Vi 

Mil    laimprisinu    '\    pair 

(dves  snpporfpd  Iv  *;ii,l  opriehts  a'd 

ii:    renrwnrdiv    th.Tffrom,    a    pair    <<' 

■nsion   sectiorn   arririced   In    front   of 

each    pair    of   adjacent    shelven   aa.I 
le    sides,    with    their    hast-    edir'W     ex^ 

f    to    the   neit.    each    <«ecri.in    hivin..- 


5.  la  a  ihvlce  of  the  ohnrncter  dewcrilM-d,  an  <  longnte*! 
Ii-rmelically  sealed  nceptacle  containing  a  liody  of  mer- 
cury, and  an  electrode  member  sealed  In  one  of  th.-  walls 
of  said  receptacle  near  one  end  thereof,  anid  .  I.  rtrod,^ 
nii'rahcr  r-dmprlsirij  nn  .■idar.-.d  he.id  .at  whi.'h  -aid  lii..lv  <.f 
mercury  s.tws  t,,  ,,rMak  a  -ariair  at  |ir.-.|.'!.  rn  i  n.M  tim..«. 
said  h.'iil  ii.at.J  -paced  from  th.'  «.ilU  .^^  si.l  r."  ..pta  ij... 
and  a  r>:  it  is  ..I  ■.    thin   h^adinuin   «]r« 

6.  A     tlald^ty;..'    coiitnct    switch    c-.m  prisi'i  _•     i     ;,,„|y    of 
condinti!-   li()uid.   Jind   an   electrod,'    iiaNn 
and  hrealxi!  i:  an   electrical  circuit    with    <a;  I 
du'tiiiu'  !;'!  nd  nt  predetermiiie<l  times,  s.ai  i 
pri«iii_'  a    wire  havf^g  an  enlnrgeirent  at   th 
'a an.'d  hy  coiling  a  jHirtlon  of  said  wire. 

■(I  \  m<"'r''i!r\-  .d...''ri.'  sivlf'ti  r-r,.„j,.-i>;i  ,i_.  .,,.  ,.|,)nsat.'.l 
hta-niet|r,a!lv  «eal...l  _M'ss  ■■.-;' a  ! -ut  -'<  ...ji.a-a  * ;  n;:  .dectrode« 
s.ailfd  In  said  -.int  lia.  r  n.'ir  "ac  fad  thiT<."f  which  are 
>.ev. Tally  provido.i  lyrii  a  t.rmimi  h.-ad  .f  «i i ii«ta n tin !  1  v 
■     "-■'       i-'iif3''t   r„aki!_-    ,11.    I      f,    1,,,,]^    ,,f    nier  'livi     iTun.ahle    to 


'■<>r  m.akiiiit 
•dv  ,if  I'l-n- 
niih'il  ''oai- 
a:d    th.To.if 


OtTouKU  l(i,  1!)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


585 


and   from   cont.act    with   said   teriilinal   heads,   and   an    inert 
gas  lining  said  contaiiier,  one  of  said  electrodes  being  Kup 
ported  adjacent  lo  Us   terminal  liead   by  a  glass  shanl;   ex 
tending  longitudinally  df  nnd  inti-giailly   formed  with  s.aid 
^lass  container. 


1,171.21111  WRIC.NTl!  I.m.nanii  1  i.  ri!li!!is.  Kagle 
Ihdiit.  Wi.s,  I'-Jled  (b-t.  4.  I'.t20,  Seri.il  Nn,  iI4,r.n:;.  i 
•  laini        (CI     SI  --74,  i 


.K  I'ta-  |>i.  rr  vvi.  nch  li.a%l).g  aiii'.'d  ,a!l:;s.  ;i  in::  M"a'|vl||g 
•...at..  I  inenih.i-  r,  .la,  ret  i  n„'  and  Ik  in;.'  1  n  u  .a  i  d  !  \-  i.lTr-et  r''l:i- 
1 1  vtd>  I  CI  t  !i.'  ai  iiiM,  II  risers  .'Xtrndiii;;  insv.ar.H  \  -  iihst:i  n  i  i.a  lly 
a  I  .a  light  .-1  n^lr  frdui  t  ho  at  nis  and  Icrini  ii-  l  i  a  -  Im  \  ,,Md  t  he 
>."-ki  I  ineinb.-r  In  lio<ikK  adaptni  l-.r  .Lispin;:  lO^-a  i,a  int'iit 
^\lMl  \s  l|.-.  I  si„,U,.s,  sjild  ]ii..ilvs  lia\iiig  llii-ii-  buigi  I  al  inal 
noMli.iii  lia,'  at  .a  i  ii;ht  aau'l.'  ti.  th.'  (in/.rs  ^ll  tliii  the 
hi.'.iks  will  eli^.i;;.'  the  spi.k.s  at  !lir  frulit  ;iail  riail'  th.aa^iif 
lo  reHiHt  displucing  iiinvein.  ii  l  nf  the  so.-Uit  na.iiitier  fi,.r 
an  .  n::aL:i'.l  not,  .arid  said  ho'.l^w  1m  ia^  ..pen  nt  tin.  s.anii'  sid.. 
nf    (he    wrench. 


1.471.21)1.      Ml"!  11(11)  dl-    liJOlirclNt;    ANIi   .\I.\'I  i:i!l  VI 
I'OK    'rili:   'rUFA'l  .MCNT    Ol"    OILS.       I'.M  1.    W.    Tin   ;•/ 
•Man    .an. I    Cmii     J      \..s    Hihka,    r>).s    .\ng<de«s.    (',i!if.    as 
-•igloos  t'l  <;.  filial    p.  t  rid. Mini   ( 'oriior.a  I  inn.    I^.s     VuloI.s. 
Calif    .     .a     Coip.a.al  i.pi,     i,f     Canfiirnla         I'ia.l     S.  |,t,     2, 
I'.»22       S.oial   N'     .-,Kt;  11(1.     .'",  Claims.      i<i     2,"2   i 
1-    'Ml.'    na  thnd    i<\     pro.laritii;    .a    del  ail' 'fizi  11  -      itid    pari 
fylng    ag.iit     f.,r    oils,    wliirii     ■  ..nsisls    in    lirs'     InriaiiiL'    : 
mudd.al    ni.iss    fn.in    non^p.nt    mineral    e.ittii.    ilii-ii    vni, 
.!>"'fin^'  111.'   s.ai.l    innddi'.l    in.ass   t..    lb.'  .artmn    nt    an   a'bl    fur 
the   sip.aratiiiii   th'-rrlrnui   ..f  acid   solntd.    ImmH.  s,    r.aa'Sin- 
'■K'  "'id   atnl    r.-!lrliiia    pr.i.lmts    frnii)   tlo'    ias.d'ibb-   porii    i', 
of   th«'   Kaid    nmss   by    the   a  ppi  na  t  inii    nf   w.it.i.    I  !i  iiUi'ii  ing 
th.'    laass    |iv    th.'    uitbdrawal    nt'   I'xcess    wash    uat.'i    th.TC- 
from   and   maintalnini:  th.'  said    treated   !i..dv    ai.ti!   us.  d   in 
a   niiidde.l    condition    to    prevent    contai  t    .f    aii    with    the 
solid    partlcb's    (h.  p. 'of 


1,471,202  \..\SKlii  ri;i:.U)  lOK  \  KIIK  l.i:  WlllTl.S. 
Anoki.ii  Ti  i,i,i[-si:.  .\.'w  York.  N.  V.  lihd  .Ian  :;i.  r.t2.'!. 
.'^.■li.'il    Nh'     (■,ir..l44        4    Claims        i  CI      !.%2    -14    ■ 

'f/')r  '•  "^''■'-'    -■ 


1,471.20:(.  UAILWAY  TIK.  Vi.'i.'i:  C  I;  \  M' \  m  .  Cat  t  le 
Creek,  Mich.  Piled  Oct.  20,  ll.»2(i  S.Tial  N"  4r.'.;()S. 
0  Clalm.v.      (Ci.  238--J15.) 


.* 


- — *• — '-■  *' 


1  A  railway  tie  com[.risiii;.-  two  rail  hearing  blocks 
iiasing  holes  In  their  sbbs.  aid  ni.  t.llic  connecting  rods 
Iiaving  .  tts,  t  I  tid.s  I'tmn^riii;;  s\  Uhln  said  holes  and  linking 
snld    hloi'ks    together. 


1.471.204  STFNCII.-CCTTINC      M.\c!llNK.        Cr'aan 

Ui;.MN.sMiii.i;,      Helleville,      III  Ihi.'d     Oct.     27,      I'.'-l. 

.Serial     .No.     .MO. 7  12.        14     Ch'iias.        ((.'J.     197 — C.7    > 


1.  It;  :i  'leva..'  ..f  thn  il;;-.,  i  h  s.  ril'.-d .  the  combina- 
tion wit!:  a  ri'ta!\  lainah  nn<!  db-  larrxing  member,  of 
a  pivi. tally  rii'iiKit.'i!  nieniber  f.n'  cin'iiMag  tile  punciies, 
■■1  litindb'  fur  Ml  taaling  said  iiieinliir.  a  sliding  bar,  means 
for  inoNiii.:  s.aid  bar  long!  l  ndina  lly  from  said  member, 
nnd  b.ikin;.-  naan.s  fnr  the  punch  aa.l  die  carrying 
mnmber    .a-,  tiinte.I    from    said    bur. 


.  •*  "  I  '  -  "  ■'■  IKirMFTAl.  c.\i;  KiKJAit  J.  Reim.y, 
V(aiij-~ti'W  II.  I  Mild.  asKi^-nnr  (o  'i'lie  William  n.  Pol- 
lock i'oiiipan,v.  V(.un;:sti'A  a.  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of 
Ohio  ContihU.atinn  nf  a  p;i !  in.-:  t  i  ai  Serial  No.  381,057, 
filed    M.'iy     Ih.     Ib.'d         Tbis    .a  pi-l  :ca  I  ion     hltd    Apr.    20, 

f.  Claims.      (CI.  105—264.) 


,/* 


1  I"  ti  lion  ski. 1  tr.'ad  for  \eblcle  whe.  N,  a  |ilin-.alit\ 
of  metallic  trend  sections  having  antiskid  tread  faces.  In^ 
wardly  directed  arms  carried  by  each  .sectbui,  crdl  springs 
connecting  the  end  arms  of  adjacent  sectitms,  cables  con 
necting  the  several  sections  and  a  clamp  for  anchoring  Ihe 
aectlons  to  a  wheel  felly.  [ 


1  \  hot  inet.al  car,  comprising.'  n  rontniner  having 
n  cavity  circulai'  lu  (>very  traiisvars.  s,-( a  iua  la.re- 
Ihroiigli.  and  (.resenting  shajies  of  substa  n  t  ia  II  v  similar 
outline  in  every  section  Including  its  lnnt;if  ndi  na  i  axis, 
snld  last  nieiitioned  sections  all  being  nf  .b'l  r.'.-isiiig 
widtli  from  the  center  toward  each  end  tbenn',  sain 
stantially  as  described. 


1,471,200.         WI.NDOW      LOCK.         His.makik       Hi; v  n,  a.n.s, 

Kansas    City,    Mo.       Filed    Nov.    Hi.    1P22        Seri.ii    N.n 

600,767,      1    Claim,       (CI.    292—11)4.) 

As   an   article   of   maniifactur.'.   a    sash    lack    rain!, rising 

two    members     hinged     together,    nne    i.eini;    a     relatively 

short    base    member    adapted    to    i.p    puslti I    dn    top    of 


386 


the    sLaft    with 


()FFK:IAL  (GAZETTE 


>rT<)i!H{  n;,  11(23 


Its    free    end    dlrecfe<l    aw;iy    from    the   I    members    for    !M)iiJ;ii^    the    contact    makiiik'    t'leimnis    (if 
saah    cord.    th>»  ^ond   member   being   hinK>'d    tn    t  lie    tirst       the    pluj;   MruJ    socket    with    r>-l..'i    n    to    tl.»'    body    iMirtlon, 

sail]  piiiv'  'uut.i  t  ;iiildi[i_'  *.<.'li  [iH'i'i.'i-'s  ^H'iint  arranged 
at  a;i  aii^ie  t"  sdld  *..'k.''  iui':ii.'  ii^'iilm^.  liolt  mem- 
bers   ind    in    electrical   contact    tlierewitli. 


and    ft"' ~i>' ri  ^-    if    a    stiff    plate    havirrc 
sparK.l    pri.i:i.;>.    t;)..>   pron^cs  ar;d   [.■mIv    jM.rr 
bt-:ii_'   ill    I  he  sarnie  plane. 


1  ITl/Jo:^  SAN 
TOR.  N'APor 
li^.l     May     >^. 


IT.\RY     INDIVrnrAl.     SAI,I\A     K.J  FTC 

EON     B,      KlDfiLC.     .Sr       I'rair'isvillf,      I. a 

Vj22.       Serial    N-     .^.'.'^  4n.-        ::    Claimi. 


i:      \i'rry    ani     i  i,i  \s 
.Iiiiie    "jr..    ]'Jl:\       S.-rial    N 
173— :{3T..I 


^ 


!  t       Its       t 
..II      ..f      •' 


•    end 

iil;i'>' 


1,4-', .MCi       FUONT  "A  1!!  KL  AN<'M.    IM'K  \iMi;       \\n 

LiAu   T.   RooNEY   aoj   Joseph   r.    H;-mic,  i..-      i.trl-^. 

Calif.      Filed    Sept.    21,    192:.'.      S«-rlnl    .N  '-       i           ! 

rialms       '>']     i\i\  -^31  ■) 


1.    A      N.-i  : ;  .  a      ■  ji-rtor       unshStili.,'      "f     a      fra-il.'      ^i).''iiill 
tub*'    for    :i ;  I'!;- a'i'Mi     to    t!.e    rnoutii.    a     relnforcitii;    »•!( 
meiit    In    ~ii<l    tiii)>-      iii<!    saa!    reiiiforci:,^'    •■Irnicut    Ix'in? 
criin|>fl    :•     ;ir^•^4llt    ■•'.Ua ;  -■  •  f   the  tul'.-   av   sa-fi-ti    faTf 
throUKli. 


3  .V  frant  ivheel  iiii;!.'  iili-ator  H'indink;  a  pointer. 
a  •■rant  n.rm  attached  t.>  saat  p^ant''-  i  n.ck.a.Jy 
mo.'itt'l  aa-aa'.r  :.a',  :'k  aijK.jiaii\  ninn'ii  'Taiilc  n^^l!^, 
a  link  r.jil  p!vata:]v  ••  rj-a'Cted  to  saM  t'r~t  a  a,.-.l  -raiik 
•'''■-■  a!a!  to  one  of  tlie  craiA  anas  uf  .-,aii,!  !;iciiUk,t, 
a  laa.p  i-onnpcted  ti  t'a-  s*>'.  rsa^  ;iit.a-haii  l^iii,  .and  n 
li::k  :aji!  piv-.itaaj  cod  i:f  I'tnl  t',  tli>'  ..itl.i-r  arm  of 
^•rtiil     iii-aiii'iT    and     tu     ''.iiJ     last     iiaiSH-d     I'latiip. 


l,471.'Jln  KLE«'Tin<' \T        SWll'in  MiimMVl       W 

lloaK^ .   New    Yo;k,    \      "i        in.-^l    .Ian     'J7.    IP..'       .'^erUl 
No.    531'. m:        1    i-|a;ia,       (CI.    'JOo      i,;i   ) 


^■f   a    ^  * 


1,471,-0^.       Mll-'i  li'I.K     LA.Ml'     Sn,   K\[  i 


r.i  "-.  >ap     I 

i-T,      I    hi.ai^-o,       II'  l-ilrd 


_v 


ja    ,, 


.\\  •  >'ctrlc  switrh,  romprlsinji  n  siippnrtim:  tiaso 
fiial  a  :  sltely  dUp  --l  '  nularcls,  a  ■^laift  rot:ital)l.v 
m.KJiitf'il  in  «!:i!d  -ran-l.-i  r>l.s.  a  i^lrrvr  ,iii  ■laiil  st;aft  and 
paraiaa  '.V'v.a--  a'  tla-  oppi.-Me  raiN  ■•{  'lir  slf,-w,  a 
I  disw:  carric'l  v  saa!  >l..'vi'  and  coiiliii'-'l  t'  Sm  position 
'  by  said  wa-hars,  ^xintaat  members  <  ii  rtii>  -:i;[ip..rtini; 
bagf  :ii  position  to  be  acted  on  by  t!  >■  iiisa  .mhI  a 
^!ir;a_'  ilci!  about  said  shaft,  one  i:  I  f  viii|  spiiat; 
beiiik;  aa  hored  to  one  of  the  standariJs  arul  tiie  <>t!a  r 
end  of  thi-  Hprin;;  pasxinK  thiouKb  "^lid  disr  ntal   wasliors. 


vap'    ,.f    tht>    cia-s    i!t<s(TiP.<l     tlie    aomhina- 


1  ,  4  7  1  ,  -  •    :  I.  vl'i,!:         r.      a     l;    .  sm'  i  .     r.  r\  I'ort 

France,  as.si»;iinr  f<.  t,;.,ii.pa.:Lit'  .1  .\ppliaat  ions  Mr- 
caniqiies.  I'ariv  Iraa  ■  I  il.-<i  I",  a  ir,.  IPUU  Serial 
No,    35S.S76.      a    Claims.         fl.    ?,:',-  A  A?,  A 


tlori 


!y    tsortioii    iiaviu;^   a    pai^'    a;al    i    .socket,    the  1     .\    -aa^a^   . -rii[a'-:-i!i  .; 


I)  ■  ai  a  t> 


a    PiiPv.    a 


Hk 


phss'    aial    so.'ket    haviisj^    f-uiita   t     aiik!r,„-    .aetia'nts.    bolt       sIld.iMe 


*aM     H'hIv,     rai'ii! 


lainpiui.'     said     lilorit 


OCTOBKR  10.  1923 


IT.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


58' 


on    the   body,    a    cylindrical    contact    member    carried    by 
■aid    block    and    adapted    to    eugaw    the    work    by    one 


2i    * 


of  lis  Kt'iicrnl  la  X  liars  .-iiji!  n  aariipltanaita  ri  contact 
liai,.  ..T  iia  niitcil  an  snlij  Ii.hIv  and  ad. spied  to  lie  sliifted 
In    n    dlr'Ctian    .a  [    nn    aa,;Ie    with    .said    ^'ciieratrii. 


1     t  :  i  ,  ■_■  1  J      \T'TOMoi',n  i:  tr.v.\smission  lock. 

!  I  CKliKI!'!       San  i)  If,      \,.vv       \,.rk.      .N .      V  I'ill'd      Oct.      '^4, 

lO-'J.       S.Mial     \-     ."CaP,  .aa,P,       p    I'laims         Kd,    7i> — TJSai 


1,  .\  devi.,.  ,,r  tie  cla^s  described  ciuiiprisni^-  a  t:enr- 
ghiftin.;  mean-,  :i  pair  af  locking;  meUitirrs  .adapted  to 
efiL-acf  sail!  ;;ea  i--sliif !  i  n.:  means  and  pri'v.oit  movement 
thertaif.  .1  lock  fur  said  lorkini;  nn'mbers,  a  key  for 
shifting  '  ne  <d'  snid  locking;  incnUirrs  out  of  en^;:i;,'e- 
ment  with  the  irear-shiftinB  means,  and  means  for  re- 
talninn  the  other  locklnR  inemher  in  enKaKenieiit  with 
the  KW-ehlfiinu  mean.s  until  the  key  baa  l)eeii  re- 
moved  from  ttie  lock. 


1,471.213.  MAM'F.^C'TrRE  OP  Ft)KMALDEHY-nE 
CONDENSATION  FRODFCTS  OF  AI.IIMIATIC  AM- 
INES    ANr>     rnoDiHTS     obtainrd    thejreby. 

MoitRis  (;.  Sin.i'.Miii.  New  York,  N.  Y',,  and  n.\noLD  8. 
.\DAMS.  Naiinatuck,  Conn  ,  assignors  to  The  Naiiga- 
tuck  Cliemical  <"ompany,  a  Corporation  of  I'onnectl- 
ciit.  Filc<i  Nov  27,  1922.  Serial  No.  603.659.  6 
Claims.       iCi.    260 — 141.) 

6.  A  process  for  forming  a  formaldehyde  condensation 
product  which  comprises  mixlnR  n  ."solution  of  heiamethy- 
lenetetramlne  with  ethyl  chloride,  allowing. the  addition 
reaction  to  occur,  heating  the  mass  to  effect  hydrolynia, 
permitting  thf  condensation  of  ethyl  amine  and  formalde- 
hyde to  trietbyltrimethylenetriHraine  hydrochloride  to 
occur,  adding  caustic  soda  to  the  mass  so  obtained  and 
•eparatini;  the  triethyltrlmethylenctriaonlne. 
315  0.G.— JW 


1.471,214  SAW  FRAME  OR  HOLDER.  Gkokge  S. 
iSiEMF.N.  Oak  Bluffs,  Mass.  l-dl.-d  Sept.  30.  1922. 
Serial   No.  r>m.t57(.).      7  Claims.      (Cl.    14r>— o4.) 


t  A  device  f,>r  flie  purpose  set  forth  comprising  a 
^:!ndle  im-mi.er  li-'liidnik;  a  taper<(5  shank  ;ind  u  tri- 
angular liandle  [lortion,  a  r-ear  ionpicr  adjustnLiiy  ron- 
n.-ctcd  tlaiewith  and  .adapted  to  Im-  .-ittia-'ied  to  one  end 
of  .-1  saw  bai'iia  .a  fo.rward  (ampler  '!•  !a  >  habl.'.  secured 
tlieiewith  and  adapted  to  be  connected  t<i  the  other  end 
of  ,a  saw  Made,  and  len,i;th\vise  adjustable  means  i-arried 
liy  t!ie  h.andle  member  nnd  overlappinj;  ata!  engtiiting  In 
the  r-ar  I  (lapier  foi-  cl.miplnj;  fla'  l.Tter  'o  tlie  hniidle 
port  ion. 


!.-t71.2I.''..  l:  \IN  WATEU-l'IFK  'WkKV  METEk  Sir.- 
HA.N.  I  1.  V.  land.  (liiPa  i'iled  Oct  11,  \'S-\.  Serial  .No. 
.''.04.!>;m         1     I'laaa         m  '!      'J  1 1>-     'nt   i 


In  a  r.ain  \Miter  pipe  ir.ap.  \\  re<'ei>tac;c  connected  to 
tlie  water  pipe  and  liavinj:  inlet  and  oc.tle;  opninj.'s.  one 
located  in  the  top  and  the  ofb.  r  bvi',p  at  the  h.  ttom. 
the  receidacle  having  :\  t'liid  opening  lo-a'ed  in  'he  end, 
a  threadiKl  tltini:''  ^nironndln}:  the  end  c/pieninp,  ji  cover 
hnvln:;  :i  tliretided  flanire  for  fitting  the  llant-'e  .about  the 
end    r.peniiig    in    the    ree.  jitncle    whiteby    the    end    opening 

m.ay    be    ti.;htly    sealed,    an     iiilit     pil nnctd     to    th    top 

of  tile  '-.eepdaele  .and  an  oatlet  pipe  coi  i-,,  eted  to  the 
hotloni  of  tlio  receptacle  tln-ou;;!)  llie  top  and  bottom 
opeinn^s  respectively,  a  cap  strtiiner  coverin;;  the  outlet 
of  thi'  tr.ap  and  extending  Info  the  trap,  the  lower  edge 
of  the  rap  strainer  beint:  located  near  the  bottom  of  the 
rec,.pt:iele  and  the  lower  edge  of  the  end  opt'ning  helng 
alsc)  located  near  the  hottom  of  the  receptacle,  a  fourth 
opening  located  in  the  top,  and  a  hinged  cover  for  clos- 
ing Ibe  bast  named  op.nini:  wbet'eliy  deliris  tind  foreign 
tnatter    tnay   be    la  a<H!y    ri  moved    from    the    trap. 


1,471.216.  ALiVFRTISlNG  SKiN  IHSI'LAY  KQIIP- 
MENT  FOR  I'ASSFN(,.KR  <'ARS.  Jamk.s  (  .  Sok.^k- 
SRN,  Aurora,  111.  Filed  Sept.  29.  i;»21.  Serial  No. 
604.167.  16  Claims.  (Cl,  40— U7,) 
1.  In  a  moving-sign  e<iuipuient,  a  casing  having  dis- 
play and  rettirn  trtickwnys  nnd  trackless  transfer  sta- 
tions at  its  ends,  an  endless  conveyor  fidlowing  the  track- 


588 


ways  and  crossi 
by  the  conveyor 
carrier    at    each 


K  the  transfer  stations.  bIkdb  movable 
ind  glided  by  the  trackways,  a  transfer 
transfer    station,    and    means    for    poar 


Ut'T     wi'li     one 
trackway,   nlternii 


!,4i 


FT. I  I 
W      I,; 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBM  16, 1923 


1,471.219.      ROASTING    P.\N. 
land.   Oreg.      Filed   Sept,    27 

Renewed  Au^'    -.   l0'-^3      2  c 


I-otis    I).    SoTTOM,    Port- 
1920,   St'rlal    No.   412,974. 

lairas.      <C1.  53—6.) 


Q_l 


2,    .V    roastiru-   ;inn    i,:ivi-!i;  a   ev.ivy    v.,']]   i!ciire8.s.'d    from 

Ir^    t><ir;orn    «;ii:.    <.'\ld    !ioff(i:n    «:ill    liiclinlni;    toward    suld 

whII    nnd    ^lavfiik;    drain    ^rr-vn-fs    fnnimiiiiira  tir^    with    and 

radiatlnt:    from     the    well,     tm.stinn    rm'uim    coinprlsln)?    a 

cup  smijrlv   (i:.-i[>ost'd   In   said   well,  Huld   ^-up  tieln^;  inwiirdly 

tically    moving'   .said    carrier    from    reg-       fj^flp^ted     to    provide    a    Kr*iove    In     the    sl.l.-    wall,    s.-.ld 

trackway     to    register     with     the     other       ^j,^,,  ^,j,,   .^^  ^^,^  j,,^^^  .>itremlty  of  said  groove  iMdn^  cut 

^*^7-  I    away    to    rstnll:"'!    comniuDlcatlon    with    the    Inteilor    of 

th.-     '■;[).     «:;.;     1     gravy  con veyitig     tube     rxt''lidlijg     from 
,    said  cup. 

ii:    I'l  iI.I.SH  I:K.      ,\[."1-^    I"     .'^rsiKHT   and  

:;ke.     Philadelphia.     l':i,       ri..d    Aug.    •*.,_,      ,  .,„„,•„  ,.^, ,,,        ,,  w      -r  ,, 

I'oio        Filed    Oct.    6.    1919,    .S.rii:     No     .1JS,7r)t5.      Ile- 
n. ■«►>'!    M.I'     irt     11'-j3       4    rialtns.      (CI.    2»n— 02.) 


so     48r>,726.      21    Claims. 


91—27.)    i 


!■  r 


1.  In  a  machlie  of  the  type  specifl'-d.  the  combination 
of  a  frame,  a  plllshing  element  on  the  frame,  and  dis 
tritfutii;.:  apparatus  movable  in  the  frame  and  adapted 
in  one  position  m  elevate  the  latter  whereby  the  polish- 
ing e!era»-nt  is  removed  from  the  supporting  surface, 
w'lile    in    ,inoth»>f    position    It    permits    tho    frame    to    lie 


with     the    polish 
inrface 

1  .  4  7  1  ,  2  !  «  . 
IiAvrn    SrrART 
Serial  No.  489, 


2.    A     bed     pla 
grooved   surface 
of  a   beating   rol ; 


ng    element    in    contact    with    the    said 


BEDPLATE  FOR  KEATER  ENiilNES. 
Berlin,  N.  H.  Filed  Aug.  4.  1921. 
782.     4  Claims.      (CI.  92—22.) 


te  for  beating  engine  rolls  having  a 
cooperative  with  the  adjacent  periphery 
whereby  a  suction  Is  created  therebe- 
twf^en  for  facilitating  the  feed  of  the  palp  stock  through 
the  engine,  said  bed  plate  having  its  opposite  end  por- 
tions angularly  Blsposed  to  either  side  of  the  transversa 
center    thereof,    snd    means    for    discharging    compressed 


air  to  said   bed 
thereof  and  said 


plate  and   between   the  opposed   surface* 
beating  rolL 


1.  The  combination  wi:!i  a  i-arLir- tor  of  a  choke 
element,  comprising  a  ttibulnr  :>oi|y  of  roiiskh-ruhle  thick- 
ness having  a  tapered  tj>jre  an!  nn  outstanding  flanire  at 
the  <';i(l  having  the  !arg<T  dl.ia,.t.r  of  ill.-  liore,  the  end 
portions  of  the  walla  of  said  U<<^\\  r.<v\t\iz  sots  of  tatigen- 
tially  disposed  air  inlets  op- niiu'  y-'<>i  "le  Wore  and  In- 
cllj)ed  inwardly  toward  the  fnd  h.ivltig  the  flange,  the 
set  at  the  flanged  end  havln:,'  !■  ss  jiugrcgale  capacity 
than  the  set  at  the  opposite  •  I'l,  and  incaus  to  deliver 
fuel  to  the  t>orp  of  the  choke  rl.  rnent. 


1.471,221.       PUMP    FOR    FEEMIN(J    I.IQCI  1 »  ITKl.    EN- 
GINES  AND   I.IKE    Pl'RPOSES.      KucJCnk    1Ie.nh[  Tar- 
Ta^rs.    Malsons-LaffltP,    France.      Flle<l    July    14,    1921. 
Serial   No.  484,803.     4   Clalma.      (CI     12:;— 1:!9  ) 
1.   A    pump   for   feeding   engines    with    limild    fuel    com- 
prising in   combination  ;   a   pump  barrel,   n   [liston   moving 
in    said    pump    barrel,    means    for    npiraiing    said    piston, 
an    Inlet    valve   located    In    line   with    the    piston    nils   and 
forming    the    bottom    of    the    pump    barrel,     means    for 
mi-chani'/aUy   operatint:  s.iid    valve   nnd   fausing  the  same 


OCTOBKK  16.  15)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


589 


to  open  from  inside  to  outside,  a  normally  closed  fuel 
chamber  around  said  Inlet  valve  and  outside  of  the  pump 
barrel,    said    fuel    chamber    containing    fuel    In    Its    lower 


/' 


*f 


part  and  nlr  In  Its  nppiT  part,  nienn.s  for  feeding  said 
chanitier  wltli  fuel  under  pressure  .and  nn  automatic 
delivery    valve. 


1,471,222  WAVK  MOTOR  Wii.i.iam  .M.  Tati.ok.  Meek 
lenburg  County.  Va  Filed  July  13,  1922.  Serial  No 
574,847.      9   Claims.       I  CI.    253—4.) 


1.  K  wav4'  motor  comprising  a  frame,  a  rotntable 
shaft,  a  float  mounted  In  said  frame,  for  vertical  sliding 
and  pivotal  movement,  means  actuated  by  said  float  for 
Imparting  rotary  movement  to  said  shaft  when  the  float 
la  moved  vertically  by  a  wave  passing  under  the  float, 
and  other  means  for  Imparting  rotary  movement  to  said 
shaft  including  a  paddle  wheel  having  a  shaft  rotatably 
carried  by  said  float,  n  sprocket  wheel  carried  by  the 
shaft  of  Siild  paddle  wheel,  and  a  sprocket  chain  passing 
about  said  sprocket  wheel  and  about  a  sprocket  wheel 
upon  the  first  mentioned  shaft  and  moved  to  Impart 
rotary  movement  to  the  first  shaft  when  the  paddle 
wheel  la  rotated   by   a   wave   passing  beneath  said   float 


1,471,223.       COM.AI'SIBI.K     TRESTLE.       GlORGB    TOM 
LIN80S,    (Jallatln.    Mo,      Filed    Nov.    16,    1922.      Serial 
.     No.  601,333,      1   Claim.      (CI.  304—5.) 

A  collapsible  trestle  comprising  a  rectangular  skeleton 
head  member  provided  medially  thereof  with  a  trans 
veraely  extending  coupling  bar  formed  with  a  transversely 
extending  opening,  two  pair  of  standards,  means  for 
hinging  one  pair  to  one  end  of  said  member,  means  for 
hinging  the  other  pair  to  the  other  end  of  said  member, 


a  pair  of  inverted  T-shapcd  brace  elements  oppositely 
disposed  with  respect  to  each  other  and  each  including 
a  base  and  a  shank,  said  base  arranged  between  and  hav- 
ing its  ends  journaled  in  a  pair  of  said  standards,  said 
shank  extending  Inwardly  and  upwardly  from  said  base 
n)edially   thereof  and  provided  with  an  aiiKulnr  extension 


.aiiiil'le  of  liejii_-  nMHiiged  modiall>  nf  oii>  -id.-  of  i!ie 
coupling;  !iai  w  ht  i.  !h.'  trestle  is  extended  ..t:d  foiiiied 
with  the  oji.Tijnv:-  i  e^jistci  ing  with  our  .  nd  of  i!,e  opening 
iii  the  coiiiliiii:  l>nr.  anii  :iieaiis  'eiMnun  Tm  said  exten- 
sions nnd  said  cniijdinf:  imr  and  exteiidiu-  through  siiid 
reKtstering  openings  for  detachably  euDuectiu^;  the  exten- 
sions  to   the   coiipiing   iiar. 


1.4:i,2-'4  rADDlNG  \^A\  WW.  C(>V!:HINi.  Ill-  I  l.AT- 
WiiRK  IltONKltS  Wii.l.l.^.M  I.  ^^  k.im:i:.  Caiiiden.  N  J. 
Filed  July  21,  1921.  Serial  No.  4.^fi.';21.  3  Claims, 
(C!     1,'^U— 408,, 


/  «  ^  u  0  « / 


1.  As  a  new  article  of  manufacture,  a  soft  miiltl  ply 
padding  fabric  having  interwoven  superposed  iilies  coni- 
prlsiiig  relatively  small  spaced  hard  twisted  warps  and 
ridatively  large  spaced  soft  silver-like  interwoven  wefts 
forming  a  yielding  spongy  mass,  ttie  warps  heintt  arianged 
to  firmly  bind  the  outer  piles  and  to  less  firmly  Idnd  the 
inner  plies,  several  of  the  warps  extendini;  from  one  ply 
to  an  adjacent  one  thereby  serving  as  binder  w.arps  for 
said  plies,  and  most  of  the  wefts  of  the  upper  plies  being 
staggered  relatively  to  the  wefts  of  the  lower  plies. 


1.471,225.      MF:TH0D   OF   MAKIN(;    P.M'FU   OK    OTIlEa 
ARTICLES.     Anphew  I..  Wkis.  M<i)iroe.  Mich  .  assignor 
to    The    Wels    Fibre    Container    Corp<iration,     Monroe, 
Mich.,  a  Corporation  of   South  Dakota,      Filed  Dec.   12, 
1921,     Serial  No,  521.664,     3  Claims.      (CI.  9.H— 60.) 
1.   In  a   process  or  method  for  the  manufacture  of  ar- 
ticles  from   sheet   material,   the   forming   of  said   articles 
from  suitable  sheet  material  by  n  suitable  punching  opera- 
tion,   and    packing    such    articles    tightly    together    In    a 
container,    using    said .  punching   operation    to    force    the 
articles    into    said   container,    and    to    gradually    compress 
and  form  them  into  a  solid  stack  therein,  which  stack  in- 
creases by  successive  additions  of  articles  thereto  througti 
one  end  of  the  container,  so  that  the  stack  Is  gradually 
pushed  Into  the  container  until  the  Inner  end  of  the  stack 
reaches    the    other    end    of    the    container,    with    enough 
friction  between  the  articles  and  the  inner  surface  of  the 


mm 


553E?^H!35 


Mggaig 


was 


590 


rontaJiMM-  to  keef 

while    the    Inner 
towtnJ    the  oth*' 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTi: 


OCTOBEB  16, 1928 


'hf  urtlcWn  romprpMrd  fichtly  together   j   the   sIMtnj   m.n  n.-r   in   kpyfl    f..    iii<.   iliiving  element,   ti« 

fnd    fvf    the    stack    is    cr:ulu*liy    roorlng    i    fln<.  r  nf  tn-  siihni;  ni.'nit>fr  i,;«i!i  n-.v^nipnt  of  tbe  alldlng 

end   of    the  contaiuer,  and  comprewin)?   !    mtMiil.er     ,  w  ird    tbe, head    n<!:i:.f.'il    r,     havp    working   en- 

^a^'iaii.:  w.;h  the  lug  of  tin-  fiiviioa  ^inte. 


the    stark    after    ih* 
final  position. 


1.4T1._'2^^ 


CLUTCH 


Filed     I'vr      7, 
(CI.    192—55) 


innnr    t-nj    thf-renf    has    reached 


Ifs 


i-'l 


JOH.s     Whi.si  f.H.     Gibson.     Iowa 

.<Hr;al     No      :,^\).{ii>:',.        1     Cialm 


In   coniblnatlon 
ij^r   loosely   akooD 
a  second  plate  ot 
riinnccUog  i&id   p 
one  of  taid  plates 
tiding   provi(i«d 
driving  element 
first    nai&ed    plat 
driving  element 
exteiKllDg  within 
and   having  close 
an  oatBtandlng  la 
of  the  flange  ther^ 
ment.  a   member 
ment   and   a    Soger 
Bsenber  and  bavin; 


Hi 


with  a  driving  elemcDt.  a  driTen   tnem- 

thereon   and   provided    with    a    plat*". 

lyin?  the  first  named  plate,  means  for 

atea  one   to   the  other  and   for   moving 

relative  to  tbe  other,  said  second  plate 

h   a   central   opening   concentric   to   the 

friction   plate   interposed   between    the 

said    plate    freely    lurrounding    the 

provided   with  an  outstanding  flange 

!.e    -entral  opening  of  the  second  plate 

contact   with  the   wall   of   said  opening, 

carri»-d  by  the  friction  plate  Inwardly 

f.   a   head   fixture  on    the  drlvlBg  ele- 

ably   mounted   upon    the   driving  ele- 

extciidin^  outwardly   from   the  aliding 

movement  through    the  bead  whereby 


ted 


Ftt 


and 

1 


liida 


1,471,227.       Sl'INULE-BOLT    li<( .  ri;.    i  (,k        James    O 
Wilcox.    Bradhy,    WU.      Filed    ;  »>.    I9i:i.      SerUI 

No.  520.225.     2  aalraa.     {C\.  280—96.1.) 


■XM''" 


the  stack  by  the  kddith.n   ^.f  articles  at    the  outer  end  of 


1.    A   rttairuT   fur   i: 


brai'k»'t   in     :■,  .tI.i;  ;  i:,  j    v  j.i ' 

ID    '■«.';'■)  I- •     \\  -.W]    '  ■  .■    sii|,'    ~';  r 

rnear.^   for   seruritie   the    !(.■. 
a   S!x»m1  r>  lation   wifti    the  avi 


''.i;r>iii<  Bl'M-\t'  of  a  steering 

;i.k'    twf>   .•>,■■,   iif   the    knuckle 

I,    vvi'h  rl).-  adjacent  extrem- 

.'ivii.i,-  Hlilt'  .'itt'Dslons  lying 

^    if  "(if'  tirarket  arms  and 

r  *T)dR  of  said  extensions   In 

t;  •    Pit.  nslonn  of  the  lower 


■iir 


riiitT  siirfar>' 
D*'    ':r';.*T  ii.l> 


vil'd  with  t  iirs  fi-r  Hugagemrnt  with  the 
f  the  axle  an  !  •!  ••  >-xt. visions  of  the  upper 
I'ii'd  wid!  n  '1,'iik  >-xt»'nHinn  Ix'aring  upon 
of   th>    «il>v    iii.l   -laid   f.nt.-ij  inK   nieans  Con- 


.sj.^!iIl_•   -f  ears   eitpii'liti^     • 
the   !i>*"r  c'lfT,   antj  a    'nv.>.    i 

enKii.;>-;:i'Tit   wit.h  m\>\  lia^'k 


Aarii    from    the  fitensions  of 

"ursied   u-iwt't'ti   said  ears  for 
\'>r)sinii   of  the   upper  cuff. 


1  471, -'-j,^.      cH.w*;!-;  srKi;i.    ..i-.ah.      kimmr    kichabd 

W:LI.[.*vm.  Addiriu'ton.  (  •iri-frhurrh.  New  Ziealaod. 
IMIed  Feb  :),  11<.'.'  H.riil  No.  ',XSJSii}.  4  Clalma. 
(CI.   74      -.7  ) 


>#  \»  mt  m  »* 


7  Tn  ^Pl<».■tI^«>  eh,]  ri_-c  cfn  r  "iP  fornhlnatlon  with  a 
main  r!rfvin^'-8haft,  a  --.  ^i nf ^--ihn 't  rotated  thereby,  a 
main  drivrn  '^haft,  a  ^,-t\v<  /  -■.■l.^-?  i  vol-y  ftiijageable  main 
ge.irs  w!:>TPhy  said  drU-ii  sVaft  ir!;iy  he  drivt-n  at  a  va- 
riety of  fppp.I^  by  and  rtMntivc  to  <nv\  driving-shaft  and 
ronnt>T-shnft,  and  op-Ti'I-  i-i-ans  for  governing  said 
engacm'-nr  and  ■j«>iprfi<in  f  'TiParT^  whereby  said  shafts 
arp  hr..iii;ht  to  th<>  <-<.rr. -r  r.-l.Tiv  rotations  when  any  of 
said  main  gears-  nrp  a^^o  :r  '■  '>n.,M^;p,  rnniprialng  a  corre- 
spondinc  serlps  of  s-'ih>)dlary  j.Mrs  each  potentially  capa- 
ble of  r-oniiortintr  <.tIi!  '^'  n'tii  'o  :ot!ite  at  the  same  rela- 
tive spwdn  and  d!r«":tioii,-.  as  Its  corn'spondlng  main  gear, 
frii-tioii  clutrti'."*  whereby  each  of  said  subsidiary  gears 
may  be  rpndtT»».l  opcrafivr  lo  ^o  ronnfct  said  shafts,  a 
tubular  merabtr  carry inc  noMnn  for  controlling  certain 
of  .Haid  friction  clutcb.'s.  ;i  rod  passing  throagb  said 
ttibiilar  meriib»>r  aud  carrying  ;neari8  for  controlling  the 
remaining  friction-<lur(ii.  s.  an<i  nif-ins  whereby  Bald  con- 
trollin);  means  are  ■«  l.Ttlvidy  oju-raied  by  said  governtag 
rot-ans  in  «uch  niann.r  itint  t  .e  corresponding  snbatdlary 
gear  will  be  rnnderf*!  t!rs*  opnahve  and  then  inoperatlra 
during  tiu-  operation  of  sir  I  l'o  .  prinnc  means  in  brti 
any  of   'he   niain    •^^■\i.xs   int  .■  f-;  .-a^finen  t. 


OoroBiB  16. 1923 


r.  S    PATENT  OFFICE. 


591 


l.'471.229.       CHECK     VAI.VE.       Reltin     T.     WtLLlsTO!!,  |   meana   closing   one    end   of   the   cylinder    for    limiting    the 

'  SomerTill.-.     x/aM*,.     as.-ivnur     to     Manning,     Maiwell    k       sliding  movement  of  ttie  piston  in   one  direction,  a  conical 

Moore.    Inc.,    New    York.    N      V..   a    (  orporation    of    New    I   guide,    coilfd   Kprinjrs   oonn.'ctfd   with    t^iild    jriildf   ad.jacent 

Jersey        Piled    Fob     4,    Vj.\.      Serial    No.    442.3'.t4.      5 

Claims       iCl     Vol       no  I 


«^ 


n 


\r^'    . 


7 


It  -    -tr- 


1    A  ch.M  k  \alve  comprising  Inlet  and  discharge  cham- 
bfr«   having  a   var.-  op.  i,:n.-   ■  ht  r.-b.-ivi  ■  ■  i.    sat-i    Hscbarge 
rhanit)er     havi;.-     .a     In-.ra,     disrhnr.-.-     opeiiiii^,     a     v.iive 
member  fre«'ly   iio-.ablr    toward  aiol  frioa   sain   \  a  i  \  n  op.  t: 
ink',    a    Kteni    proj.,ti!,i;    iioiu    the    valv.     intai.hir ,     ^-anit-    I 
m>'aii8    for    tho    .-trai    ..  nd    means   for   guai'dint:   .siiid    \alve    I 
mi-mlMT  against    la;i:.i;    thrust   of   the    lb. id    as   the   latter   ^ 
passi's  into   th>'   <liscbari."    chainber. 


said  piBtoD  for  resisting  the  sliding-  rnovemeEi  c'.  ibr- 
latter.  and  u  pasket  carried  by  tiie  fjistou  rod  f  r  co 
action  with  unld  first   nnrued  izaskoT. 


3.471,232.      fUATK       Fkkd  (,"    H.m;ti.ktt,   I'romwci;.   ]ow-a. 


1,471.230.     FigFiri-I>IsrFNSI.\i;    I  liviry:       AsiM.Kw  D 
Wyckoff,  Oak    I'ark.   111.,   assi-no^r   to   oil   Frodurts  Ap- 


pliance Co  .  Ma".  A  ' 
Filed  Ant;  -.  l^'- 
(Cl.    221      7-  ) 


l:.       at  o-p,.rati.  n 
S.riat     No.     O'lbU.^b. 


■f    IFiiiois 
.s    ibainm 


1.  In  a  lii"|'::  1  ii;>p' ;,-.:. -.'  do\i<-.  n  t.nnk  i,a\!n;:  a:,  oil 
disp<>nBlng  arm  ami  io/.'.h-.  said  nozzb'  h.nvin.:  a  di-ohar«e 
spout  and  a  rain  -'ddniL-  oo-rr  tb.rcon  adnptt-il  -o  ov.-r 
hang  the  moiitii  of  a  drip  tube,  an  oil  return  ilrlp  tul>e 
rofatively  nnoinffd  on  said  tank  and  havlnv:  a  na.ijth 
adapted  norn-.ally  to  stand  undt  rnf-ath  snld  spoilt  and 
cover,  and  a  diocharse  end  emptying  Into  the  tank,  and 
means  for  moving  thr  tianith  of  said  drip  tu!«'  under- 
neath sai<l  fpoiit  nnd  ^ovrr  wbi'ti  rcjcnsod  frotri  anv  otbcr 
position 


1.471.2.'?!,       AFTi  iM.MIf     WU    rolFLF!;        't!::is     F 
IUrshaRT.    Anbairn,     N.  i  r        File!     Atii.'     1^.    lOl'l         Se 
rial  No    49."., 'KU       'A  ri.iinis       i  T!    2^''—r,<^  i 
1.   A  coupler  of  t! a^  f^lnss  (if-scril'iai  rnmprisin.i.'  a  flexible 
conduit   havlnc   a    easket    at   its    outer   end.    a   second   con 
dnit  for  cooperation  witl^   tho  first  nani'd  conduit,  indud 
Ing  a  cylinder  ci.nnerteii   to  a   finid   pipe,  a  piston   slidatde 
In  said  cylinder,   the   h«ad   and   rod   tliereof  being   forminl 
with  a  bore   to  permi*   nass.atte  of   tl>r  fluid   ti)erethrough, 


Filed    Oct.    28,    li*22 
iCl.    220  —  24.; 


!,>7,0;^G 


t   laims. 


1.  A  knockdown  crate  i  onsist  siil;  o'  en.d  frana's  eac'i 
composed  of  a  plurality  of  frame  ::-e;nbers  iiincedly  ci>n- 
nected  at  their  meeting  ends.  niMUis  for  pr-ventint  sepia 
ration  of  said  frame  members  wb..-;.  the  crate  is  set  up 
for  use,  gide,  top  and  bottom  inetnhers  secureiJ  to  and 
extending  b«'tween  the  correspi,iolin_'  members  of  tiif-  end 
frames,  and  cio^nre-s  for  tic  .aa!  fiames. 


l,47i,-j;i;v      SnrNIi    li<>X     for    I'HuNUGKAI'HS.      Da.VA 


I{ek«j.   Fort    I,  oliiiiS.  (,"(c 
No,   580.;»:'.4       ;    >  ialm. 


Filed  Aug.  10,  1922.     Serial 
Ml.   274— .35.) 


A  phonograph  sonnd  box  including  a  diaphragm,  a 
stylus  holder,  a  bar  fixed  to  and  extendinff  fron;  the 
holder,     said    bar    having    a     stralgfiht     portion     hearing 


592 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16,1923 


tbrou^hont  its  Ipa^th  against  and  pitf-ndinu  radially 
alonR  the  dlajihrarm  from  n  point  adjacent  the  center 
thereof  and  thpnc*»|  across  the  centnr   to  a  p'Wnt  adjacent 

the  pw^riph.Tv  i»f  tte  di;iphr;u'm.  and  means  for  sfruriiii; 
said  straight  portiir:   to  the  diaphragm. 


1.471, L'.a  WASHUNG  MACHINK  Su,sk\  R.  Hoard- 
ii.^v,  r  o^  AnRelek.  Tallf.  Filed  June  .'0.  lOJl.  Serial 
N'l    47>i,;<94.      4  Claims.      (CI.  OS— !■<  t 


^.— S 


I  A  washii's;  mai-hine  havitis;  a  ;iair  of  chamii.T^.  the 
!  "Ver  j-irti^ns  '.:'  iiii.'h  are  e.iiiimiinl' :it Jrijly  (•■  luieet.Ml 
a  rer :,  ii!a '.'.I  rylinler  arrariKMl  f-r  r"rati..ii  in  'ine  of 
■;a  -1  han^;-  rs,  i  iiiiri.!i  arraii;;>'.!  Tur  i  ••(!;. r.  .a '  ry  rnove- 
•'■e::-  in  th-  :ther  ih.inilier  and  adapted  *-i  e(Te.-t  a  :!-.»• 
of  water  'ir-Jt  in  Ji'.e  dir-etion  and  then  in  ti.e  utiier 
through    the    e.-nne^jf ion    '.'fiwi'n    the    lower    pnr'i'.ri,'^    of 


snid    chamlers     m 
cylinder  anil   rfi    ;  : 


:it)s    f.^r    rntatin::    >.iid    reticnlated 

V-    -aid    ;a---; 


1.4: 


Srill.vr.iU'IRi:  FdUMLM,     IiKVI.    i 


A,     B-^e^^.;.     Ki:i 


:ma:i.     .Vriz 
•1  'laim.s. 


1     A    -.vi- 
a    sha't    -T 


riled     O,  t. 

'•1    i:.3    or 


fr 


1  K<  >l(i,  K 

r.'-i 


^3 


d\',    a    rTiemlier. 


eviee  ^'inipri.^ing 
hr'ajirh  tlip  member  and  ifuly  fii  rn- 
rat.iMy  sM;p.irr  fhe  |orTiier  ..n  the  latter,  a  rnli..r  fixed  to 
f'ae  <h:\f\  ;i  see,,nd  shift  Journaled  In  the  m.>m!)pr.  a 
reilpr  ;;^.,,!  >,)  -v,.'  se|,)nd  iihaft.  a  third  sliaft  Innrnaled  in 
M>»  '.Adv.  1  roller  carried  '>y  the  third  .^hafr.  means  f-T 
act  :,<(■ ;;._'  a'l  of  ^aid  «h.Tfrs.  and  a  cnrve<l  arm  adjustably 
Connecf.Mi  •  ,  t!:e  :-.,(%•  '•  r  l.-ddinj:  the  ra.  nil^er  in  any  d 
sired  i~"Tsi M   n 


1,471, 230.      RMl.r.RFlSK.'iTK  WIIEFI-      Tn  w  *nr>  Hmwhrs. 

Padncah.  Ky.      Filed  Vov.  10.  1921       Serial   No    .-It, 2.-7 

1    I'laim       (  C],  .■',01 — fi.T  I 

A  wlieel  having  ili^kdike  body  members  seenred  tocether 
nnd  provided  with  f.iitwardly  extendine  anniil.ir  flanges 
coactinc  to  form  a  rim,  .sinid  members  heini:  in  direct  con- 
tact adjacent  said  flnnzea  and  for  a  eonslder:ihle  dis'ance 
toward   the  nx\n  of  the  wheel,   sniil   memh.T^  be-'  .j  de'lertial 


outwardly  at  said  axis,  an  axle  i)a«ainK  throuRh  the  Iwdy 
members,  and  abtitmeru  memliers  on  the  axile  within  the 
wheel   overUipped  by   the   deflected    i»ortion8   of  s:ild    mem- 


bers  where   y  fastenin);  of  the  memlMTs   II.  ib.:    will   se- 
rnre    t!.e    axle    a^-ainst    accidentnl   displacement    fr.an    the 

Wlie.  I. 


171,2:7.  TIIU':  (.1  \U[-  'i.ii,;,!!  H  i;::mas,  Oxford, 
N  ■'  I'-ed  A  i„-  :',it.  I'.c..'.  Serial  .\m.  .-.s.-.-Ji:;.  :; 
Claims.      iCl.   lo2      14.) 


'■  III  1  leviee  ..;■  'ii,.  ,-|a,ss  <b>.Ti!.r.!  ■,  tr'",^i!  e,,inprl.s- 
'"-  r.'lanv.'ly  m-vaiie  .ivniber-.  r,.nvrrunit:  links  pivoted 
to  fti-'  rread  iiipmb.rs  at  e.ieti  ~ide  tlier-nf,  a  vnke  ei.  ■ 
Ka>;.'.!  wfh  -1;.'  links  it  eaeli  .-ide  ,.f  tiie  tr.ad  members; 
and  ,1  pressor.  nipnii)er  earned  by  tUe  in terinedi.ate  imr- 
tinn    r,f   the    yeke 


1.47!.2:;.«>  S-riUJAi;K  i;  \iii:kv  I  I!,II;1!.  niAni.KS 
iirrtKiHRi..  .\ew  V.  rt<.  \  Y  IHed  Apr  •jii,  I'.r.'j.  Se- 
rial .\.,i    .a,-.-  f;.-»;,      7  Claims.      (CI.  226 — 39.) 


1,    A  device  f'lr   flllim:  ei.ntairoTs   with   anv    flni.l   eapahle 
of  conducting  electrfeify,  ,-.  .•>  prisi  n  c    i   ibxt'  le  tiil>e,   n   pair 


OCTOBEB  10,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


593 


of  slidably  mounted  spring  controlled  Jaws  normally 
clamping  the  tube  closed,  means  for  locking  one  jaw  in  a 
f^xed  iMisition,  manually  actuated  means  for  retaining  the 
other  jaw  spaced  from  the  locked  jaw  to  permit  the  oix^n 
ItiK  of  the  tube,  .and  means  oi)eratod  by  the  rising  of  the 
fluid  in  the  container  to  actuate  the  locking  means  to 
release  the  locked  jaw.  permittinp  it  to  coact  with  the 
other  jaw  to  close   the   tube. 


l,471,2.1l>.  FORM  FOR  MOLDINC  rONCRKTE  AND 
LIKE  STRICTIRES.  .ToiiN  rinMsiiK.  Nnrih  t'arlt.in. 
and    Ai.EX.^.NDER    K.    Lam;,    Flsternwick.    \ictoria,    Aus 


tralia.      Filed    O^t.    10.    1922.      Serial    No.    59:i,5«l 
Claims.      (CI.    2,". —  i:il.r).i 


11 


2,  A  collapsible  form  for  molding  concrete  and  Hkt> 
Ururtnres  r.oiii.ri.^in;.-  :i  s.  rit  -  of  substantially  iiarailej 
Klats  I  r  li.ir^,  l;:;ks  ar.d  i  ■  -i  nei-^  n,  _•  ;  ins  plvntally  cunnecr- 
i;  K  s.aid  ~I.';t^  t-ueih.T.  siid  cni, i...  M UK  pins  bein;:  dis- 
p.i-rd  l..i:_-thwise  nf  the  -l.ats  .alld  adapt,  d  !o  fur:!)  leiisiDli- 
F'l:  r.'ds  when  [■>    t!ie   link~   may   l-e   b-ek.d  acun^t   pivr)tal 

V:n\  .-ao'l,*    fc,r    rti.-    p'    -p-Sr    ,,t  t     fori  b 

](i  V  C'di.ap^iMe  furrii  for  imiditit:  concrete  and  hk^ 
'^!  I  III  I  lire-.  r.,ni[-risiii;.'  a  -eibs  (f  -\ibstantlally  parallel 
slat-  "r  tiar-  arranged  in  j  ixt.aposit ion  and  pivotally  con 
I  ..,  i.-,|  :..;:.  tiier,  ia  n.ri  ior.at  inn  with  a  socket  supjiort 
and  radius  r..ds  eaeb  b.-in.,'  ailjustable  and  ad.apled  to  be 
oitiroa-led  at  tlieir  nnt.r  .n'ls  to  said  collapsible  form  to 
supjKirt  ttie  Latter  in  pi-i!ii,n  f,,r  the  formation  of  arches 
.and  at  Ibeir  mio-r  :;d-  .  '  nneet.HJ  to  said  socket  support 
siib.-rnni  i.al'v   as  de^.-ril-ed. 


1  t71.2»(t  \l!C-l'KF\  FN'l  ]N<;  l>i;\  HF.,  .1 
MANN  aid  iIl!M:'i-ll  M  M  I'.KlLS  :  Ai'i  ,  \  ii-t 
Filed  he,'  IC  \''--  ."Serial  .\"  t;(i7,441. 
,C1,   21)1.      14  1 


M  s  i  :..,ss- 
,  .\astria. 
21    Claims. 


1.  .\n  lire  preventlns;  device,  comprising  cooperatlnt: 
switch  members,  each  havinir  on  the  switch  m.-niher  itself 
a  normal  contact  area  forming  the  sole  electrical  connec- 
tion when  the  memlxrs  are  in  cir(iilnting  position,  and 
each  having  a  cnnfint  area  on  the  switch  member  itself 
Indeiwndent  from  s.-iid  normal  contact  area  and  serving  as 
the  sole  (dectrical  connection  as  the  members  approach,  an 
tH»»n  circulating  relation. 


1.471.241.  AFTOMATIC        1:LE(^TRIC  -  CIRCUIT 

BRE.\KER.  .It  r.it  s  Ci^issm.4NN  and  Heim!Ich  Hal 
HBK.STAi'T.  Vienna.  Austria.  Filed  Dec.  16.  1922.  Serial 
No.  007.442      2.-.  Claims.      (CI.  200— 116.) 


1.  An  atitomatic  circuit  breaker,  comprising  a  contact, 
a  unitary  spring  and  homogeneous  curont  conducting 
member  for  completitig  the  circuit  with  said  contact,  said 
unitary  spring  and  current  conducting  member  ui>on  re- 
ceiving a  current  above  a  definite  predetermined  quantity 
moving  to   niieii    I  ireiiit   position. 


1,471.242.        SWITCH      DEVICE.        JULICS 
Vienna.    Auetria.       Filed    May    15,    192::. 
G:i0,034.      20  Claims.      (CI.  200—146.) 


Clossman.s. 
Serial     No 


'>-•■■ 


n 


ts 


1  In  an  electric  device,  a  contact  member  having  m 
effective  contact  surface  at  '  ne  side  thereof  and  having 
an  arc  guiding  projection  extending  away  from  the  ef- 
fecti\e  contact  s-urface  on  the  other  side  of  tht>  contact 
member,  and  a  second  contact  member  adapted  to  be  con- 
ti't.al  with  the  effective  Contact  surface  of  the  first  con- 
aci  without  contacting  with  the  arc  guiding  projection,  the 
plane  passing  turough  the  effective  contact  surface  of  the 
first  aontacf  without  contacting  with  the  arc  guiding  pra- 
j.rtioii,  th.  ]dai.p  passing  through  the  effective  conita't 
-urfa  e  of  the  first  contact  member  htdng  perpr^ndicular  t'l 
tile  plane  .:f  th.'  jiath  of  movement  of  the  seiaind  .•oiiiact 
m.'tiib.T. 


1471,24::,  AIMI'FANF  Hsaiiner  I  *  wton  CoFi  i  v  ,  N.  w 
Vork.  N,  ^  Filed  I'-.-  ::  V.'\'.>  -•  rial  N.i  "1i.<'47  21 
Claims.       I  CI.    :J44 — 29. 


i:::.:^;^ 


1,  In  coinbinatlon.  an  airjtlane  wing  having  near  e.irh 
outer  erol  of  the  wing  an  oi,ieni,ng  thr.vagh  the  wing  .-x^ 
tedig  bigitudinally  of  the  wing  iti  an  inward  direction,  eiii-h 
opening  having  a  downwarilly  and  outwardly  milin.ii  sid-' 
whereby  the  -pening  is  of  greater  length  at  i*s  i.ottom 
than  at  its  top:  and  ti  movable  panel  for  ea 'h  of  -aiti  ■•iien- 
ings  for  normally  closing  the  same,  the  pianel  having  ad- 
j.icent  to  the  inclined  side  of  the  opening  a  downwardly 
and  outwardly  inclined  side  whereby  the  panel  is  loni:er 
on  its  bottom  edge  than  on  its  top  edge  and  is  conformatdy 
engageahle  in  the  opening:  said  panels  being  movable  for 
unclosing  th.'  openings  for  relieving  air  pressure  on  said 
wing  when  the  airplane  is  in  upward  flight  and  causing 
1  assa;:c  of  the  air  downwardly  through  said  openings  and 
in  ati  outward  direction  beneath  the  und.  r  surface  of  the 
wing   f-r  lifting  the  w  ing. 


1,471,244  F,rH!.\L  CASKET.  Rt  ssei.l  F  C.mik  SaM 
Lake  City,  Ftah.  Filed  M.ay  4.  1922,  Serial  No,  .a , a s., •',:',:'.. 
7  Claims       i  CI.  27— :i5.) 


1.  A  burial  casket  comprising  an  open  bottom  shell  hav- 
ing rigid  relatively  Immovable  sides,  a  box  for  containing 
the  deceased  arranged  Inside  of  the  shell  an.l  removable 
through  said  bottom,  and  co-acting  means  between  the  shell 


594 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKBie,  1923 


aiKl  th"  hf^i 
formvr,  iftlfl 
of  the  us   ii 

1.4  7  !.L  4.'         1 
Siiu      Tnl. 

r..')t;,4i)r). 


for  dptnrhabiy  connfcting  th»>  latter  with  the 
nifnif^  bplng   maniiiUy  f>P"r?itw|   ind»ppn»lent 


;i:v njsiNi;  me('[ianism.    s 

FiUM    Apr.     -jr..     I'.'-'L 
11    Ci^lm*!.       (Cl.    74  —  14, 


471,247.  SWFVi:r.  r«ii;  Tl:i  TK  WHKKLS  K.mii.  Dim. 
IndinriHf^lls,  Inrl  I--!l,.d  j.ni  L's,  i:rj'.>  s^rlnl  No! 
532,401.      6    Claims.       m'I.    280-01.. 


.  E    I    u  K  .s  s  E  Y  .     I 

Serial    No.    i 


In  .1  >!■  vir-e  .jt  th.>  i.ature  dis^'Ioncil.  fi  ca.-iinj,  a 
liavi  J  a  cr.ii.k  el4m.  n".  a  se'.-ond  shaft  l:i  subsf 
aliu'iiiiifiit  -Air:!  til-  hrst  namt'd  .shaft,  and  havin^-  'w 
mt'tricnlij  oppu.-'al  [.Tn'.k  fl-m.^nt-!,  s:id".s  carri'd  ! 
c:i«>ini;  aMil  each  iiijrai,i>'  rrari.svers*  !;,■  t'uvardi  ar^d 
tlu».a.x«'8  of  th.'  sh.ift.-!.  the  lint^  i.f  niiAemeii;  -f  ■  t,- 
Inf^TS^'Ctiii?  th^-  :iiit-  of  niov»»nient  of  th.-  othpr 
(■oiiii^  ";■  t-    ■'•»    fwnUaid    di.im^  trff-ally    uppost-d    >titi 


the  crank  element 


shsft 
a  n  t  i  n  1 
o  dia- 
'v    the 

from 
■  M\f\p 
rnHUDB 
k  ele- 
•.■tini,' 


dc- 


>.-i^I  !^'.  M.\'  it  M:  r::v.;,:-  si-ruu-  Immki  -,  U'i-^h- 
Ingtoii,  I).  C.  Id  \  :.-  .;  i!r.';{.  R+rial  .N  O.-.-.u.'. 
6  Claims       .  ri     jW^-;;.) 


of 


p 

p J 

i 

1 

I 

, 

^ 

L 


1.  In  a  -T-.ivIi.^'  ii.d  .strip  iii.*tTtiii^-  machiiip,  the  cotn- 
jiiiaU'^ii  tt;:Li  ,L  t.iLi.k  .u  a  hopper  tiiouiitrd  on  ssild  tuM*' 
adaptt-d    to    entail     nrM-!..s    t..    he    .'ut,    an    -^ndle.s-s    <:<''<u- 

tlh':-. •,•■!>■   m-iviii,-       i|v.-yor  loca'.'d   h.d.'w   -;aid    h.piifr  ar:d 
«d.ip--d    •  '    r-m and    i-onw-y    arti'd.'s   therefrom.    rn.Mn> 


■!.JTill£ 

,-v.ir, 


p!  i'f.,rTn 

:a  'ii 


V' s   in   said    irtidiv   wlille   carrl.'d   by   s.iid 


IoTt'1  which  the  ponvt>yor  d'dvers  n 
iiiid  rh.'  drliv-r.'d  arthd.'s.  a  .shlfti-u 
rh  and  thp  pu.sh  Lar  th»-  articles  a;-- 
ppoHltely  disposed  .'»trlp-containin,- 
I'-nnt  to  Bald  platform  In  the  path  of 
vpred  frnm  sahl  rf.uvfyor.  m.ans  for 
IToj^'ctint;  .srnps  c;ijrripd  by  said  hoppers  toward  th. 
KFOOTed  edges  of  articles  retained  between  said  hoppers, 
and  means  f -r  openitintf  Raid  pn*h  ttar  and  nfop-bar  to 
hold  said  artich'H  stationary  diirine  the  gtrip-npplvlnt; 
operation. 


.\.7' 


i.  The  comtiuati.'U  wuli  a  im  w  fiauf  having  :\u  .  nd 
bar,  (if  a  swivel  bearing  for  receiiiij.'  th.  sii  ii,l>  .f  a  wh.el 
.•^iil.portiiic  yoke,  a  substantially  L  '•iiap.  ■!  r-drifon-iMf 
ni.-ii.t>.T  a«.sociate<l  with  each  bvar,!;^-  a-d  a  sinL-lo  ^^dt 
m''ni!...r  '  <r  securlni;  both  the  *wlvoI  bearinR  niicl  on.'  >  nd 
of  n.f  r.  i:.  forcing  m.  mU  r  I»  the  fnd  b.ar.  sahsfanti- r  v 
H-    vj.f    forth. 


i.47i,24«.     .\rroNfnitir,K  rinr   rir,\i\      SAnnri.   k 

N'     S'VJ    :'.4        I    .  iHiin.      til.    152—14) 


----Or: 


A  tlr  chain  consisting  of  separate  sections  r  ;n.  n!,  rs 
fa  1  ijf  a  length  ^  I.Tpt'd  to  embrace  a  portion  <>f  the  cir- 
cij;iiffreuce  of  a  \\  a-,  and  provided  with  »•  rruiird  str.,r- 
Irii,'  mo.K's  f,,r  .■niratriiig  the  wheel  felly  and  ,.[H,i...^,  t-ich  ..f 
said  fr-niials  sf, -urine  nif.an-  --nsistln  l;  .f  a  ftdly  !i....k 
corinp'ned  wlfh  the  fn^e  ,  nd  -f  ■  !.■  of  t '  c  side  clinin-.  nf 
th.'  d.'\i>'.  s.ud  ho.)k  !ia\!ii-  pi;  mMI  ,-.m,,,,.  ,j  ,,,  ,,|t  it^  .,.■,. 
"!''  '-vl"  i  li!!k,  said  link  havini:  \*n  fv">'  f>nd  IntfrnMy 
ori-s.  t  and  !,,.nt  to  provide  a  termin  li  t;  .  ;v  a  id  ink  adaid- 
ed  to  li-  pas^.d  thr.on;!,  -i  Pr.k  ■'  th"  -hI.'  oim  at  ta- 
oppowit.'  rtid-  i.f  th..  ,\,'S.,  .-  ■  ad  n.  n.-  d  lo-,.  d  l.a^k  ,,,,d  iiav 
Its  laterally  ofl'sot  t.Ta.aai  ','>-  k  .i:j^_  .',  .sila  :li.-  f,.|,v 
encat'int;  hook  vvli.-r.:;,  t..  ,v.  -ir.ay  f.a-','..  'li.'  '.  ilv  h  .<U. 
In    plaC''. 


1,47!  2tO  Sr.MJK  PLUG.  IlENnyFu-.K  Warr.-t  ^f■,„, 
rih'd  .Jaly  i;.  ;'.i20.  Serial  No.  ;;P7l::tl  4  ri;,irus 
{Cl.    12.^—169.) 


jj 


1      .\    'ipnrk    pl"_-    aav.i.j    fw,,   .d.ct  r..de(~     r.n..   of   .(i-   «8li1 
rl.'ctr   d.-s    hnvin,-    an    adn.o-.air    ciatiiij   ,.r    non  r,u,dact  Inc 


Octoulk  Hi,  1928 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


595 


iiiatorlal  eitendiug  over  substantially  nil  its  efr.ctlve  Hur-  the  type  .and  the  r.astlnp  blo.k  '  avinu  .a  tiafix  slide 
race,  n  portion  of  said  non-conducting  material  boing  re-  j  therein,  the  type  .f  the  t,vp.'  ctirryinu-  dork  hrdng 
moved  from  a  spot  opposite  the  other  electrode.  '•    pi.siri..i,d   In    <-,.:t,ait    uit^:    tlo-   sin!.  ;    htd    i    .n    -at. j.., -ted 


!,47i,2.'-,M      AI'TAHATUS  FOR  HANDLINr;  ANDTRFAT 
INC  RAILS.    Edward  F.  E.mui.si.k,  Fkask  F    Howfi.is, 
nmd  I  I     ii;i:  1.    I.iAcii,  Steelton,  I'a.,  nssiKnors  to  I'.cthlc 
In  ni    .".^t.  .  !    ('urnpany,    Bethlrhcni,    I'a  .    a    l".  rporat  i..n    of 
!'.  iins.v  I.  aidn,      Fll.'d  Mar.  21,  iy21       Stria!  N<n  4r.4,2:;f) 
7    I   laini^        I  Cl.    2(56—4   ) 


1.  in  aa  a|.par.itu«  f'lr  liandlioK  r.allK.  th.  <  ond'iiia t hoi 
with  a  rail  (.laiv^yur,  of  a  lai.rully  cxtendit^g  support  or 
hot  be<l  for  railH  at  one  Ki4ip  of  .said  conveyor,  a  d.vice  for 
ti.'ilinj,'  rnil>  ah  v.'  said  hot  l».d,  rne8n.<!  for  uio\iiig  \,\  one 
'oiiininois  acthai  a  rail  lat>'rail\  from  sahl  convi'vor  to 
s.iol  fiiippiirt  or  liot  bed  tiiid  alon>:  said  hot  bed  to  a  position 
h<  'u  said  d.'Vlrc,  raeanr-  for  raising  said  rail  from  said 
wnjipo:  [  fnr  tr.  atriniit  in  said  d<M  a,  »■  and  for  d. 'positing  !t 
on  sai.l  siipp'Tt  afttr  t r.-atnn-nt.  and  m.-ans  f^r  moving 
said    d.'jn.sltrd    r.lli    ov.-r    p.ajd    support    .at    of    the    patli    of 


J9 


a. 


to  pres>>nre  to  force  tli  t\;i.  inio  th<'  .slide,  iinlil  the 
shoulders  of  the  type  carrying  block  engage  tlie  face 
of   Ibe   cnsting   block   to   form    a    matrix    for    use   in    type 

castil'C    in.-n  liirn's. 


l,4Tl.-,al.  i'.Al.L  OR  Rul.I.FU  IU;\RlNO,  An'iiiiiAi.D 
Wai.lack  FoiiHKKj  Santo  l>on  iti^  Republic,  West  IndteB. 
Flh.l     ne.n    12.     1922.      Seidn:     No     (':0(;.4r:n.      7     ("lalms. 

.  <'i.  t;+—  :;7.  i 


^ 


raM.^    !■' iiig    rrt'ivi 


fr  Hi    r  h<> 


iVyor    oTcr    the    In.t    bed. 


.Means  for  eoreltiting  (lie  elements  of  ;i  bearing 
of  the  type  liavimr  three  elements  cjipable  of  relative 
sliding  motion,  c-  iiipr;-iiij  n  f,. elating  member  recip- 
rornblc  in  n  sh  r  in  tlo  it  t«  rmedlato  element  and 
adapti'l  to  travel  in  oppis  -,1;,  dlrerte<1  diagonal  guide 
>:r  MocH  in  the  outer  eh  tnaiiis.  * 


1,471,2.M,       -rii:,       James    \V.    !-,.i.k.    Little    l'\'i 


l,^7!,.■,^.^.      Arxn.l.VR'i     air    v,\i,vf.      rnicsTO.\    Fow- 
■'"'"■    *''""     j         ni-K,    ...rd..n.    N.lr        lih-d    Mar.    2,    1021.      Serial    No. 
'"ilnd    .Inly    2.'-n    Ht22.      <.ria'    No.    r77.K^7        2    r:aiins  449  Oti8        i    flaim 

I'   1,    2:;s— 115.; 


<9  >l 


.«'i»r» 


Hj^ 


1.  A  atinrrotc  tie.  a  mftallic  ca/^ting  em!.. aid.  d  In  said 
th'  ,'iin!  lyin^:  flush  with  the  upper  surface  th.reof.  gaid 
castri.:  hnvini:  a  recess,  a  cushioning  elcmtrit  arr.aniz.'d  in 
R'id  •■■'-<.  a  pin  Interjiosed  between  one  shle  of  iti. 
f-iistiioin/  eh'mt'iit  and  one  wall  of  the  rrcesi<,  said  rer.".ii 
•adnj  wider  than  the  cushioning  element  and  pr.ivld.-d  with 
B  spa. a-  at  the  opposite  side  of  said  element,  n  thr.'adcd 
l."lt  .'itia  n^.-d  in  said  space,  n  rail  clamp  slldahle  .n  said 
h"l'.  and  ;i  nat  associated  with  the  bolt  and  h.'.irinu' 
fltaiii  -t  f-aid  clamp,  whereby  the  latter  can  tif  nn'vc.i  d'>wn 
"ard'\  i'l  said  space  into  ofTectlve  engaeeno'tif  with  tht* 
b.as..  ..f  i>i,.  rail  inf^id.'nt  to  the  wear  of  th'- 
element. 


lU'Tiinn 


].47I.2.^2       MioTi  sri:i:ri    XdOL    .\Nn    ritocKss    tiF 

M.\rvIN(';   'IHK   SAME.      IrLi.x    Ei '.i;.ne   Faivkt.   I'aris. 

France.       Filed    Nov.     17,     1020        Serial    No      424,087. 

8  Claims.      (<  l.  22—200.) 

1.  In  the  method  of  making  tool.s  from  high  speed 
pcrap.  the  steps  consisting  In  heating  said  scrap  in  a 
closed  irraphlte  crucible  to  a  red  heat,  opening  said 
criii'lhlc  and  .adding  ferro  cyanide  of  potassium  to  said 
sr^Tap     n  i~iii-    tin'  ii-nii.or:  inrv   of  said  .m  nip.  and  casting 

i'       t"      I  '.-        d.-N>  '  ,      ]     vl,;!],,.. 


1.4  71.2.-,,i.       TVFE-SFFG-CASTING    APPARATFS.      OoR 
Dtns     H.     FiEt.ij.s,    Jncksonville,    Fla.       Filed    Mar     24. 
1922.      Serial   No.   .')46,44C.     .3  CLaims.      (Cl.    101— 16  ) 
1.   The    herein    described    method    of    forming    matrices 
for    type    casting    maclilnes    consisting    of    a    type    carry- 
ing  block    having    n    sh.oildpr    arranged    above    and    Ih>1ow 


'Cl. 


-20.) 


A  device  for  th.-   pniposo  s.  i    f.ith  comprising  a  vaWe 
casii  J      aaving     a      ;  ,    s   ;.-o     therethrough     :ind     an     inlet 

op.  nili-  r.  .1',.  .-id.  ;i  n  .-\l,n-iun  ..ri  the  opposi'.'  -i-le 
of  ttie  vahc  (  .'ssini.-.  .'i  liollow  cy  i ' 'i.lri-'til  vtilvc  -Ii.l-i!dy 
mounted  in  said  ext.Mision,  a  v.'ih,  ad.-ipt.-d  t"  .'iiise 
the  Inlet  opening,  an  ahiitinent  (x'l'.alin:-  .across  the 
inlet  opening,  a  stem  rigidly  connrcting  the  ladlnw  cydn- 
drical  valve  an.!  the  second-mentionr'd  v,'d\..  in."  ns  for 
manipulatinL-  said  v.ah.-  stem,  .and  tin  .  \  n-i  "si,  I'l  sarine 
coiled  around  thp  valve  st<'ni  bflwr.i!  tt.  'aoirait  and 
the   bottom    (if   the    liollow    cylindrictil    va!\( 


1'..  tM.-:ii';n, 
(il.o.;;.,      8 


^.471,2.^(n       RI'ltAYER.      .IdTIN    (\    I't:  o,  ,  ,; , ,  i; 

Pa.       Filed    Feb.    24,    1920.       Serial     Na 

Claims.     (CI.  29ft  —  ;;i».) 

1.  A  spraying  device  for  use  with  plow-  or  ("iHi- 
vators,  comprising  a  trnils  having  a  sp';i\  !o>77|r,  a  'Tadte 
for     siili[>oi'ting     riip     t-nl;     iitiving     ini'anv     '  ..     .ii>rn -hid'I  v 


.VJ6 


ieciirini;    it    tn    .1    plo 
'••tliiij     wltli     thft     ta 


-4j-'  ^V 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


CKTOBEBie,  1923 


IV    nr    cultivator,    a    pump    communl- 
k,    a    bracket     for    svujp^irtini;     the 


IHimp  h.-iviiiii  Hicn:  s  for  lietachatily  «?<■'! r!  111,'  1'  to  n 
|p|<>W  or  fiilllv.it  r,  I'l!  a  swiiitrin;;  aii'i  f\  t»-iisiii|o  arm 
(11    wliich    tli<>    sjir.iv    '\o7.tAp    Is    securf<J. 


1 ,47 1  J'.:       I'l  i;ci)i 
li.    (iKAurrs,    Ml :  i|i 
K4.riiil    No.    r.T7.42 


rroFj-HANFU.K  i'i;ori  .  km:     m,o; 

..fp.    Wi-i       I"!  ..1     Inly    ::".,     iM--' 

n 


:;     \(r:  v.H    'i.r   ;.ri". 'iuf i:i_'  the   tnirninj   i>f   x\\<-   !    -.vpr   p<ir- 
tlnii    11'   the    VVM..1.-II      iinint»  of  a   fierco'af'ir   IT   liiM'    'lU-n^il 
C'HisUf !  ■  _'   .  '■   n   so.-;..#.   n.   flip   and   nn    !■  f'T;ii»''!i,\  tp      rii 
<ni'l     pn:-^-^     '.iMiiir     '•'«)striicte«l     of     shppt     met.il     ar!il     r;:>' 
Kin-ki'i     li>'iii_'    i '»>r^:  PK+'fJ    l)<»!ow    tbp    clip    wliprpdv     to    <  x 
;iiivii.      !      I'l'vimnrn     iiiioiint     of     the     liandlf-     fn     prt'vfiir 
(■<ii,t'K-r    'if    f!>(>    han«    with    the    protpctur 


1,471.:.-,^        I>OT-C[I!t     MTAUATT'S    AND    TOITKT     AP 
TA(   infl'N'l'.      MaI?    Glinbs.   ChleaKo,    111.      Filed    Nov 

■_"',  T'-l,      S.iia!  si.   5IH.trj4       5<'lalms.       ir|.4r.      'n  1 


*^ 


1.     V      Kiipportiiikt 

'•ompri-.iii  _'     ■\      fila'f' 
one    PD"!    wi'h    «wppi) 

Ing     Its     OtlifT     >M!ll     c 

upon     ttip     npp'T    p«l 
ptTidiii^'    fruni    f'lp    1) 
clampnn;    PDu'.'iSemen 


Ipvirp     of     the    character     cjpscrir>efj 

rm  like  Ixxlv  mt^mb^'r  prividpi!  at 
rttitiK  legs   and   a    head    rest   and    hav- 

f  away  .iiid  adripted  to  he  eneaced 
dP    of    a    tiiiU't    howl,    and    means    de- 

odersi-dp  of  sai<]  cut  away  pnd  for 
upon    the    edge   of    the   toilet    howl. 


1,471. •-'.'!•        i.K.VU 

ti'H,    'Ihlri,        Piled 

]     (jaim  I  CI      'J' 

A     piiller     of     the 

frani.'    forriit'd    with 

cal     extpriially    thre4 


TI.I.FR.  Edward  E.  Good.  RIufT- 
Jan     27.    1922.      Serial    No.    532,30fi 

character  described  comprisint;  a 
an  openlDK  and  havlnp  a  cylindri- 
ded     extension,     the     eitennion     and 


the  frame  beln^  formed  with  a  s-nini>th  hore  Intersect- 
ing <A\'\  'ipc-Mn-,'.  ;i  i  1 '!  ;-M !  ity  if  ,i:-in<  [livotrd  n(>on  the 
frame    and    terminating    in     hooki    adaptpd     for    engage- 

ment  with  the  .li-tinTif  '>  !..•  iiiiij.d,  wa  il  :irrn>  hfiiii:  piv- 
oted Intermediate  thpir  imvIs  ami  havlnt;  tlie  ends  oppo- 
site   the  hooks    f.irrripd    with   rnt   oiit    tmrMonn   defliiinjc  ei- 


teniiOIM,  an  oper-itlnn  h^tpw  splir'od  ttironjrh  the  frame, 
a  not  membpr  fhrf'nded  iijiMM  ...iji)  .•T'criKion  and  hnving 
a  tapt^rpi!  f^Tn..;.'  i-\\i-r<V-;c.  wiMiin  t '  .•  -Dt  imi-  [lortlons 
nf   t?:f'   arms    wi'h    !'j   nii'.^:'    ^ijrf-.'c    ;..'arin-    !::;iinst    Raid 

>'Xt^"'^?^iOI.s,  of  '!if  .Tni-i,  i  --'I'-h't  • '1  ri-;ii!ciIU'  riu'aL'Pd 
'ipiin  said  S'--nw  wif'ihi  b.tM  •ii4'ni'i_-.  ni-d  a  pawl 
eijulpped    lever    for    rotating    tht-    nitchft. 


l,47l.26iJ,       MIX!:!:     FOR    OZuM;     WA  ri:U  iTKIFVINiJ 

Al'i'ARMTS  M  MtRT     Buxton      I1\.;im.\s.     S'-o'tdale, 

I'a  .    assignor    tn    KI»Ttri.'     Wat,-'-    Sti-riIi/>T    :irid    1  )zone 
•  "ompany.     S'-- -r  td.ik,     i'a,      x     <      :-;ii'r:! '  [■  < 
vanSa        Fil.d    .Ii-       V.      1020.       S.Tial     N' 
ClaimB       (C!     2f!l— S*r.  ) 


f     !''-iiiisyl- 
..-(»^llK        2 


1,  A  flul<l  miilnu  i-olumn  nimpri-inR  inlet,  and  dig- 
char)!;e  caps,  a  plurality  of  paired  t)afnp  units  clamped 
between  said  capg  and  each  pair  i-onsi.stlnK  of  sections 
havinif  rlnli-lilse  outer  walls  anil  onf  of  said  sections 
having  a  conical  inner  wall  havinc  spaced  upstanding 
stacKeref!  aliutments  and  opi^ilriu's  bt'twppn  ttie  base  of 
the  conical  inii^r  wall  and  the  rint;  like  outer  wall,  and 
the  other  of  said  section'*  havini;  an  Invprted  frusto 
conical  interior  wall  providiriu  \  1  cntral  openInK  and 
also  havlnK  upstandlni;  iiafTI.'  walls  thereon,  and  means 
for  connecting  the  'Vips  to  ^o'd  ttu-  iinlts  in  aB8emt)led 
relation. 

2.  A  tubular  mlilok'  column  r-omprislne  end  caps  and 
B  plurality  of  riny  like  baffle  ae'-fions  ftrranKp<l  in  stacked 
relation  between  said  caps  and  havinc  rpversely  related 
conical  bailie  walls,  up  -if  said  walls  bping  perforated 
near  Its  base,  and  the  other  bpini;  truncated  to  pro- 
vide an  axial  outlet. 


OCTODKK  Hi,  1!»23 


I  .  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


597 


1.471, -'til.  COFNTKR-MOI.DING  MAflllNi:.  Sii.nky  iiial  lelation  therewith,  of  a  Huid  container  baring  a 
JoHNATHAN  IlKATH.  Jolinson  Pity.  N.  Y.  I'Mlcd  I»p<-  wall  of  tood  tliprnial  conductivity  in  clos«'  contact  with 
B.   1921.     Serial   No,   r)l'J.995.     6"  C'lalmK.     (CI.  12— (56.) 


^, — r 


1  .\  roniitrr  Inimiii;,'  martiinc  coiiipri^in^  .1  mr.jd  for 
faitiinj  tlic  iiiMi:'e'',  prrliiiiina  ry  iM'tidini;  nii'hamsm 
fi  (■  iK'iidiii;;  :'  i'l:inU  into  a  substant  iall  y  U  sliaped  striic 
tnri,  m>  !ni>-  fur  fndiii;.'  Idanks  to  said  pridiininary  tteiid 
in^;  nipi'iatil-n:,  iimmus  for  Liraspiii^'  tlic  ^idf  fd;;psi  nf  Ibc 
bl.aik  hint  f*ci<liy  and  1  ransfiT  rln,:  tin-  bianks  wtiile 
b'lt  to  s.ald  imdil,  aial  p.irnns  f.T  .ir.i'iuj;  thp  (Md.sb.'d 
coiinli'irt    fitpiii    ~aid    mold 


i.4:i,'ji;2     riri:  mold     (^nn  \\  iikii;,  m.;i  .-i.i,  (•.■,iii 

Filial     I'l  It.    '.',     l'<22.       Spriai     Nu.    ri:;.".  1 77.       «i     <   laiin.s 
25  —  12(1.) 


2.  .\  pipe  midd  comprising  a  turntable,  a  btdl  ring 
suHfaincd  on  the  turntalilc,  ;i  cpnterlnu  pin  carripd  by 
the  turntable  and  enKaRind  the  bell  rinj;  for  cpiitcrinK 
the  latter  on  tho  turntable,  n  ca.sing  surrounding  the 
bell  ring,  clarapinj;  bars  adjustable  on  the  turntable  and 
CO  oporatlng  with  the  bell  ring  for  fixedly  securing  the 
rasinu  to  the  turiit.il)lp,  a  core  sustained  on  the  bell  rltig, 
a  block  carried  by  the  core,  and  a  pin  on  the  bell  ring 
and  enga>;inf;  said  Idock  for  centering  the  core  on  tlie 
bell   ring. 


1.4T1  2t;:',  FI.FcntlC.M  .U'I'AKATFS.  IIi-nkt  M 
IIoHAiiT.  Schenectady.  N  V..  assignor  to  (Jeneral  Elec- 
tric Company,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
Aug.  2S.  1919  Serial  No.  320,479.  5  Claims.  (CI. 
17T>~:'.(M.) 

I.  The  combination  with  stationary  Induction  appa- 
ratus comprising  a  core  and  wlndlng.s,  said  windings 
being  completely   enclosed   by   the  core  and   In    close  tber- 


2  4. 


an  oiitir  tai-  iif  .Said  laire,  wlMTidjy  s:iid  windinjrs  are 
proti  rtcd  from  .and  nr,'  in  tr'""!  tl'irm.a!  relation  with 
the   coiiteiilK   of   s.aid    rortt.i  iner. 


1  ,  4  7  !  ,  2  r,  4  'llin:  INI  FATING  Ai^AI^^TI■S  POH 
ArTO.Molill.lCS  .Tamfs  II  llnwAiii).  F08  Angeles, 
Cnlif  Fil.al  Aui;  2:.  i:i2F  Serial  No.  494,238.  6 
Claiii  ^        1  <  'i     2:U) 27   I 


1  111  (I  tiia  iidlatint:  apparatus,  a  cylinder,  means  on 
said  cylinder  for  ri.amping  it  upon  a  t').\id  support,  a 
piston  and  piston  rod  arranged  for  operation  within 
said  cylinder,  a  cross  he.id  secured  to  the  outer  end  of 
file  [ilston  tod,  t;uide  rods  for  .said  cross  bead  which 
j,'nldp  rods  .ire  niraimed  to  slide  into  the  cylinder,  means 
for  secuiinL'  the  outer  ends  of  said  guide  rods  to  a  fixed 
.support,  and  a  connecting  rod  detachably  connected  to 
said  cross  head  and  adapted  to  be  < nnnected  to  a  power 
driven    member. 


l,47!.2r,,-  r.AKFFK  CFO'l'll  PIN.  .T,\mes  C,  UroHES, 
Wlnnlield,  l..a.  l-Jled  ,I:n.,  ,■■,1,  l',>2;',.  Serial  No. 
«16,ir>:r      2    rialms.      tCl     24-^i.'iO.) 


-7 


i         1.    A    pin    of    the   class   d'scaibed    f,irmed   from    a    single 

strand    of    resilient    wire    having    its    ends    pointed,    said 

strand  of  wir,    l)eing  curved   so  as  to  provide  a  main  pin 

member    Itaving   one   of   the   pointed   end.s,    said    main    pin 

!    member    ferniinming    at    its    opposite    end    in    a    convolu- 

I    tion    and    tiicn    extending    to    form    a    side    strand,    a    U- 

I    shaped   engaging    member   for    the    main    pin    mounted    on 

I    the  side  strand,  a   second  side  strand   formi^d   on  said   U 

shaped    engaging    member    and     extending    substantially 

parallel    with    the    first    side    strand    and    terminating    In 

a     hooked    extension     passing    through     the    convolution, 

said    hooked    extension    being   provided    with    the   other   of 

said  pointed  ends. 


598 


PBOTECT 


l.471.2«d. 

TIK    L.    HCKDIBT. 

1922.      Serial   No 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKRlB.  1923 


IVE    CASING    FOR    TIBK8.     Ma« 
San  Francisco.  CaUf.     Filed  Apr.   17, 

553.725.      3   Claims,      i  CI.    152—16.) 


eada  of  said  pad.s.  said  pads  havlnR  a  bow  shap<'(!  por- 
tion at  each  «lilt>  of  th>-  arms  adapted  to  ongaKe  the 
ed^es  of  rtas  and  provld>  a  spact-  bptwe^n  t^.e  rims  and 
bows,  and  on^  of  said  arrn.s  ir.idiidiiiK  moans  for  adju.st- 
ing  said  arms  to  urge  said  pads  toward  and  frii!n  each 
other  to  thcrpfiy  !ittac>>  and  dfTa'-li  t*i.'  rnrricr  tn  and 
from  a  ptTtnan-rt  ■.a.-ri':  ■■tid  tn  fix  a  sc.",,nd  rim  in 
place   or:    t.'.'i   df't.:'~h.T  bl-^      •)'r:t^r. 


M       I    9 

3  Id  comblQatlfJii  with  a  pneumatic  tire  casing  of 
an  ovr-tlre  therpfor,  comprising  a  plurality  of  inde- 
pendent tread  sectil;ri,s  :  f'ach  having  a  hole  through  the 
opposite  edges  thereof,  between  the  ends,  adapted  to  pass 
around  the  aald  casing:  metallic  book  members  detacb- 
aWj  secured  to  tiie  opposite  edges  of  each  of  said 
thread  sections  and  projecting  through  the  hole  and 
around  the  t-nds  I>«yond  the  exterior  thereof;  a  pair  of 
annular  split  rinpt  adapted  to  engage  the  projecting 
books  on  the  opposite  sides  of  the  tr^'ad  sections  at 
spaced  intervals  ariiimd  the  periphery  of  said  pneumatic 
casing;  and  means  for  joining  the  ends  of  said  split  rings 
together. 


1,471. 297.  SHOCK  .\BSORBER.  Pall  K.  Joms,  Clin- 
ton. Mo.  Filed  Juno  3.  1921.  Serial  No.  474,626. 
1   Claim       (CI.  2^7—17.) 


J]  »' 


Z^^ 


r> 


In  a  drrloe  of  the  character  described,  a  percb,  a  tever 
pivoted  tber«on  having  an  intermediate  drculaiijr  r«- 
ceMMd  eatargeotent  having  a  channel  longltndlnaily 
thereacroas  and  a  slot  tbroogh  the  cater  tide  forming 
a  eontlnaatton  of  the  channel,  a  leaf  spring  forming  a 
contiBoatloa  of  tb4  lerer  set  in  aald  ckannel  and  pro- 
jected tbroagli  said  slot  a  distance,  said  spring  and 
lever  having  longitudinal  slots  formed  theretbroncb 
centcally  of  the  recieas.  means  to  secure  the  spring  in  the 
lever,  a  helical  string  mounted  concentric  witb  said 
recess,  a  bolt  supported  on  the  upper  end  of  the  spring 
and  projected  slldWblj  through  the  slots,  and  baring 
limited  oscillation  therein,  and  a  main  leaf  spring  bung 
opon  the  lower  end  of  the  bolt,  said  first  named  spring 
bearing  at  Its  outir  end  npon  an  intermediate  part  of 
tb«  last    named  spmng. 


1,471,288.       DETA*IHABLE    TIRE    CARRIER        Waltbk 


E.   Kbllt.   Highl 
Serial    No.    SOO.**;; 


nd   Park.  Mich. 
9.      7   Claims. 


Filed  Sept.   15,  1921. 
(CI.    224—29.) 


4.   In  a  spare  tl 
adjacent    onds   secu 
aured  to  the  outer 


carrier,  diverging  arms  having  tJieIr 
red  together,  rim  engaging  pads  se- 
end.<  of  .«ald  arms  Intermediate  of  the 


1,471,200 

Wibaux 
5.'i3,t'^«. 


i.itAiN      S.W  r;i: 
.Mont.       Klle< 

*'  i^l.iitiis.      (11    :,t\ 


1.  A  grain  savinc  attiwhn:.'!  ►  'nr  ;:--iii:i  roir."''y()rs  roii- 
slstlng  of  a  shit'ld  rjiou:,  ■■■d  .i:  ..td  rt',.,:iiin  to  tlic  inist'r 
end  of  the  ijindfr  [da  t;'(jrri,  i'ot:":!.  :  'ai  at'i  'h'  spaC'" 
between  the  graiu  rectd.i;,.:  i'i:iV(.yui  niul  t!ic  urain  ele- 
vating convt'jors  nf  rhf  i/iwiif-r  ainl  airvi'i!  upwardly. 
and  a  substantially  s.ri.i  .  ;r -'.ilar  s'  ;r:l  [inHiiit.-d  ii;  I'.xed 
relation  to  th-  ,,uti'r  «■:;  1  of  snid  ;d,tfurai  hottiaa  and 
exteddiDk,'  apward.y  .iid  ;iar:l.v  •wt-v  t!i"  grain  rrf.-i viii,; 
conveyor,  as  nnd  for  t;.e  parpn^^-s  specd/ifd. 
I 

1,471,27(J  Vlinri:ss  VnR  .\I.\K1.\',  i  I!(  >N  A  N  I  <  STICEL 
FRO.M  SMKI.'ri:i{  Sl.A'iS  (  MAHi.K.s  K.  Klzkll, 
Clariidai..  A-i/..  ril./d  .\u„-.  I.'';.  11)21.  .Serial  No. 
492. .3*1        d    <  ialm.s.       (CI.    75 — 76.) 


\:'^.-^. 


1.  The  process  of  rr.anufac'turi!:.:  iron  from  ^aiplt-r 
slags  whic.^'i  consls's  in  subjecting*  ,a  'ha:?:'  of  inolNn 
slag  to  the  actio:,  of  a  blast  .'  air  "linri.'pd  with 
powdered  carbon.iceous  fuel  dirc'-tod  into  tbo  Imth  of 
slag  below  the  surface  thereof,  continilfii,'  tiif  blowing 
operation  with  an  < v-pss  of  fuel  In  th'  rircsonce  of  suit- 
,tMp  flaiinj:  mitc-ial  permeating  f'p  h.atb.  nnd  project- 
ing  above  the  hi'h   'i   'Li-t   n'  a   si,;pporter  of  corahustion. 


1.471.271  IdllM,  rT!fi"K  >  mmt-  r,..MHEi;nri!  Lovr,, 
Lan--asrfi-  r  i  rt^-.-^H'  -  m  I'hai^ifd'.n  Rlowcr  &  Force 
Company,  L.Tiif^a-*- "  I'l  ,  n  f^orporat  i^in  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, Fiid  Mav  LS,  1021.  Serial  No,  473.476.  .3 
Claims.      'CI,   279 — tU.  ,- 

1.   In   a   ehu'k,   a    i  ylindrieal  hody.   a    revolubje  jaw-car- 
rying member  within  s.Tld  l>ody  rarrylnc  radially  sltdable 


jaw«    rocklntrly    nu^unted     tt 


>rcM 


elnmpins     a     tool 


therebetween,  each  jaw  having:  h  soeket  in  one  side  thereof 
r.nd  supports  fo-  said  jaws  pivot'd  intermediate  tbelr 
ends  to  said    mendw^r   so   that    in    aHseinbiin?  or  disassem- 


OCTOBEBlO.  192^ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


599 


bllng  the  chuck  one  end  of  the  support  may  swing  Into 
and  out  of  engaireraenf  with  a  sot'ket  in  the  adjacent 
;aw.    springs    toting    on    the    free    ends   of   said    supports 


f 


tending  to  force  the  j.aws  apart,  and  a  nut  screwed  Into 
■aid  body  and  adapted  to  operate  said  Jaws  for  clamping 
a  tool  therebetw  >n. 


i,»' 


CONTROL   i.KVKH       .Iuh.v    W.    Lobimmb.  .San 


Kmici.sco,    <  nllf.       Idled     Sejjt      2(1,    1922.       Serial    No. 
.'S9  436.      2    Claims.       (CI.    24 — 89.) 


1.  A  device  >-ii'h  hs  de.scriled.  coiuiirisinf,'  n  lioUew  le- 
i-iT  .arranc'-d  r^Li'i.e  tn  .a  notched  !iar;  n  h;iiidle  [dvoted 
to  H.'iid  hol.nw  le'.(.-r.  lia\iiin  a  liollow  cenier  and  provided 
with  an  interr.a!  sijoulder  thereon  :  and  a  latch  slidably 
c  "nti!,"d  within  said  horn,)w  lever,  having  an  end  engage- 
al)le  with  .said  rKdchi  d  iar.  said  I.atcb  havin;;  its  op[K>site 
■  fid  ndatPd  to  the  iii'trnal  sh.-ulder  in  said  tiollow  han- 
dlf,  wheretjy  said  l;ii'li  may  Ix-  manually  diRen>;aj:ed  from 
-aid    nofrhcf!    liar   w;j-  h    m'>ve<|    in    one   direotlon 


1.471  273  PRAKF  SI|f(K  Whi.iam  O.  Lott.  I'ohimbus, 
(>hi>i  I'ljed  Sept.  12,  1021.  Serial  No  499,944.  3 
(I.nins.      (CI.    IH8  -240.) 


3  In  a  brake  ghoi-,  u  body  formed  to  include  an  arcnate 
cuter  face  naving  a  socket  formed  intermediately  thereof, 
nn    ar  iiate    tneiillH    Mrij    conforiiung  and   poHitioned   ad- 


jacent to  tbe  outer  face  of  aaid  body,  reooovable  wear 
blocks  of  duplicate  formation  positioned  upon  said  strip, 
shoulders  provided  at   tbe  ends  of  said  strip,  mentters  In 

t  ngagement  with  said  shoulders  for  retaining  said  blocks 
aciiinst  circumferential  displacement  upon  said  strip,  a 
[  rojectiou  formed  with  said  strip  intermediately  of  its 
length  and  arranged  to  be  posltioneci  within  said  socket, 
and  an  arcuate  tapering  wedjie  idii  arranged  to  pass 
til  rough  reiristering  openings  f'lrmed  in  said  twdy  and 
projection  for  frictionally  unltin»:  tbe  said  blocks  with 
said    bodv 


.471.274  COASTER  BRAKE  WITH  B  ACK  PKl  *A1.I  NO 
I'EVICE.  O.-uDO.N  T.  Mal,4\.  Philadeliihla,  Pa,  as- 
signor to  A  Meckv  Company,  Philadelphia,  Pa  ,  a  Cor- 
l><)ration  of  Penns>lvani«  Filed  Mar.  28,  1922  Serial 
No    547, .353       Hi   Claims       (Cl.    192 — fi.  I 


JS   ff'**  -'  7 


1.  In  combination,  a  rotatable  drive  tneang  ;  a  driven 
member  rotatable  ,-e!atlve  to  the  drive  means  when  the 
drive  means  is  at  rest  ;  means  wtoreby  the  driven  mem- 
ber is  tiirn.'d  f.irwardly  .  and  an  ndditi.>na!  moang  mov- 
aide    railiaily    "Wtwaidly,    whereby,    when    i  he   drive    means 

IS     ri'Ialed     lia-'k  wardjy,     the    iiri\'en     n;>'!d»r     is    thereliy     ro 
tated    !  ai  k  wa  r  ill  V 


1,47 1.27,-  TcASTi:!: 
I'il'ii  Ati;;,  y.  10112 
tCl.   126—41.) 


111, IE  J     McNEtsE,   Palisade,   N.  J. 
Serial    No     .%««0.743        !i    •daims. 


1  A  hread  lonst'r,  oomprisin j.-  a  easing,  a  drum  pro 
vided  with  supporting  means  for  receiving  the  tiread  ro- 
tatalily  mounted  m  ihe  casiiij;,  means  for  revolving  the 
drum,  means  for  fei'ding  the  bread  onto  said  bread  re- 
ceiving means,  and  means  provided  in  conjunction  witb 
the  drum  for  "pcrating  said    feeding  means. 


i.471,278.    RECOVERING   VALUABLE   PHODl  CTS 

FROM  OASES.     Otto  NordstbOm.  Sundsvail,   Sweden. 

Filed    July    7,    1922.      Serial    No.    573,449.      1    Claim. 

(CL  92—2.) 

A  method  of  filtering  waste  gases  from  soda  furnaces 
of  sulphate  cellulose  mills  which  consists  in  passing  said 
gases  and   chips  of  wood  through  a   filtering  shaft  ao  aa 


600 


to  cauM  the  hot 
will  Id  turn   remo 
tb«  gHAes,  aod   t 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIK 


0CTX)BEB  16, 1923 


gases  to  dry  laid  chips  of  wood,  which       1.471,_'T<J      <  o\  i;i{   sri'lOiiT   FOR  MOTOR  VEHICLES. 
re  dusty  aod  sublimating  products  from   j        Joe    HAiii;;,s,    Lus    .Vni;.!, >«.    Calif       Filed  Jan.    19.   1923. 
h|en   pmnlng  said   chips  of  wood  togetht>r   i        .->rial    .No.   61.3.73:;.     5   (  luiiiiR.      (Ci     i;ja 1.) 


^^f%- 


,^ 


with  the  products  absort)«d  thereby  to  a  sulphute  cellulose 
boiler  without  first  s^'ll;l^at;nK  salil  products  from  said 
chips    of   wood. 


1,471,277.  WRENCH  FOR  AUTOMOBILR  PARTS 
f'^A.NK  B.  Taucku,  Uobliiaon.  Knns.  Filed  Di-c.  11, 
1922,      Serial    Nn.    606,157.      3   Claims.       (CI.    81—119.) 


1.    A    wr*'iirli    ( 
baviriK   uptiii'iied 
lon^ltudinaliy    of 
torne«l    ends,    saiil 
widened    appruxiin 


i!i<»    cla.s.s    descritied    Inrludliig   :\    head 

>;i|    and    rear  t-nd.s   fornied   with   i\   slot 

«.Tid    head    iind    extpndini;   Into    s;ild    up- 

sloi    (>etween    the    upturnt'd    ends   being 

fitfiy    rguidistnnt    from    g;iid    ends. 


1.471,278.      l»i:.Mn 

ROLKU.rUK     I'Kl:! 

M.ir.    31,    CtL'l 
301  — 11  J 


1.   Thi'  cooiblna 
dodlni;  a   rira,  a  d^ 
Ing  sockets  fomie<! 
fillnahly   carried    lij 
nected    to    the   .ttcIj 
bars    to    and    from 
vrmbcra  Into  the 


tl 


on  with  a  wheel  such  as  described.  In 
mountable  rim  fitted  thereon  and  hav 
tlierein  and  spaced  apart,  arcuate  bars 
i\ii'   wheel   rim,   locking  elpments  con- 
ate   bars,    and    means    for   moving   the 
(nch    other   and    forcing   the    locking 
iiooketa  of  the  demomitable  rim. 


r.NT.AHLi:   RIM    FOR    .AITOMOBILES 

K  IT,  Montri:il,   Qu(>ti»'c,  ('anu-la.      Fil>'d    I 
S.rial    No.    457,558,      3    Claim.s.       i  CI 


iS 


1  A  rcv:  i  s\i[i|i..r-  lor  motor  vi-hicleg  comprlshiK  a  set 
of  i«<st.s  ,Til,i(itPd  til  !>«■  ertK-f.'d  Rt  the  corners  of  thi'  ve- 
hicle, niid  ni'iuis  (Dr  fa,<teniHK  the  lower  portions  cjf  thf 
l<  sts  to  conrenlent  [.irt.s  of  tb.    v.hii  Ic 


1,471,28(1  IKoir.INi,  >T(M.\  Aniiiiew  Kkkk  ku.s,  I'ort- 
liiDd,  Ore-:  IM  :  1  >■  <•  -;  lO.'i)  .S.-rial  No.  428,686. 
7  Clitiuis.        «  i     -iA      45.  I 


'''^^>«^_>' 


1-  ''•  •■'  fi'dlnn;  sp<M'n,  .-i  lint  1juiJ>  porrion  and  a  jior- 
tlon  cornp.  ■>..!  .  f  a  fr:i»:inent  of  a  cone,  sail  !..,dy  portion 
hitersrrtiii.:    -.-i  i  1    cc.nical    portion. 


i,47i;jHi       I',  ,1  i.sM  !  \.,    M\iinNi:       i:i  mku    f.    rik.s, 

llarriS'.i,  I'lki',  (  i  !n  iniia  1 1.  (lin...  a~-ii;i;()r  in  M.ax 
Schmidt.  t!iist.'>>  for  hims.Mf.  ["lin.r  I'".  Rles,  ICiiill  Neu- 
liach-  !,  riifodor.'  o  i;iiinill.T,  and  .^i^mnnd  V.  Frletscli, 
all  f  iin.  mii.ti,  ulijc,  lih-d  i  .■  ^  _■  1,  1!I2I.  .Serial 
ND    4  tt^.'s.".       ,-,  Chums.      ,  I   I    ,M 7:1   , 


1  In  ,1  polishint:  maohlin'.  a  main  fr.iiii.\  :\n  abrasive 
ch'in.iit,  op.riitlvrly  miinntrd  in  .said  fritnr,  an  incliiinble 
work  snii[i..rt  adjnslalpjy  s«'c-urcd  to  said  frame,  comprhs- 
In::  ;<.  mil,  ;i  plurality  of  «iildf  rnll.Ts  mounted  on  said 
rail,  a  plnr.illty  of  truhling  heads  ndju.stably  mounted  ou 
said  rail,  roictiiii;  with  said  K^lde  rollers,  mean.s  for  ad- 
Justin;:  s.ii,i  wi.rk  .supjiort  toward  and  from  said  abra.sive 
Plpiiiciit.   nii.l    moans   fur   inclining  .said   work  support. 


1,471. •-"<•_>.         ItltlDCK      CON.Sl  UFCTION  Siephi.n      A. 

UoAKK,   Bloomflehl,    N    ,1.      Filrd   Mny    10,    1021       Serial 

No.   4«8.231.     aCIainis       i  CI     U^-4F, 

1.  In  hridRp  const  met  ion  inoindinj;  supporting  plrders, 
hollow  .shafts  mountfd  in  hearlngH  carried  by  said  sup- 
porfinc    cirrlers,     span     Kird.-rx     mnnnfed     on     said     holiOW 


If  I 
I. 


OCTOBKB  10,  V,)Zi 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


601 


shafts,  and  a  latch  for  looking  the  span  girders  In  posi- 
tion, a  latch  ojieratlnK  mechanism  comprisintj  a  secondary 
shaft  mounted  in  ilther  of  .said  hollow  shaft.s,  a  plurality 
of   Ifvors   and    links  for   operating    the  latch    through    the 


si'con.lary  shaft,  and  members  for  operating  the  second- 
ary shaft  which  arc  so  constructed  that  they  arc  not  af- 
fected hy  the  rotation  of  the  Hecondary  shaft  by  the  K'rdcr 
carrying  shaft. 


1.471.'-'S,T.      SI'AUK    FI.FC.      .InstpH   A.    R'm.eus,    Rumney 
L»ppot.    N     II       |-il.-d    .Ian    .'>.    1022.      .Serial   No.   527,114. 

3  Claitn.s.      (Cl.    !:■;!      If.O  ) 

-13 


1  \  spaik  pluK  <  omjirisin;;  ,1  main  body  jiortion  bav 
liiK  the  u.«u,il  ficrcw  threaded  end,  a  romovable  central 
core  Insulated  from  the  main  body  jiortion,  an  electrical 
conductor  of  better  conductivity  than  steel  extending 
through  said  central  member,  a  negative  electrode  carried 
hy  the  muiu  body  portion,  a  fused  quartz  hushing  beneath 
the  removable  central  member,  means  for  retaining  the 
fused  quartz  bushing  in  place  In  the  main  body  portion, 
and  a  positive  electrode  extending  through  the  bushing 
and  connected  to  the  end  of  the  conductor  In  the  remov- 
able central   memln  r. 


1,471,2.S4.  I.AINDRV  TAG.  .Mimiims  (;.  Rosk.mhai,, 
Cincinnati.  Ohio,  assignor  of  one-half  to  Fred  K.  Klein, 
Cincinnati.  Ohio.  FiUnl  Apr.  12.  1922.  Serial  No. 
551, SS2.     ;;  I  i.iitM.      I  CI    40     i-'ft  ) 


1.  A  marking  lag  for  laundry  articles,  comprising  a 
flat,  stiff  plate  having  a  central  aperture,  and  n  pair  of 
aperturea  lo<»ted  at  one  end  of  the  central  aperture,  said 


central  aperture  being  ndapted  for  Buspension  nf  the  tag 
with  the  article  attached  thereto,  and  the  p:iir  (if  aper- 
tures being  adaptotl  for  receiving  stitches,  whereby  the 
tag  Is  mounted  on  an  article  in  the  laundry. 


1,471,285  WIIFFF-QFAUTKUINC  (iACCiK.  Uubkht  R. 
UoVAi,  and  Damki.  Hi.nks  Hiuiw.v.  McConil).  Miss. 
Filed    May    {».    i;t22.      Serial    No.    559,517.      3    Claims. 

(Cl.  33— 181   i 


i.  .\  'ju..Moring  )^au.;e  l;.-i\iiig  n;oan>  :i(IJ;o  .  ut  it^  upiio- 
si!e  end.s  to  engage  resp(»eti vely  111  tho  rtid  roios,^  ,,f  the 
axle,  and  ;i  wrist  }dii  of  the  whee;  as  u.siial  mihI  inning 
an  exien-sion  at  e;ich  end  t>eytind  the  said  g.aisge  inonns, 
each  of  the  eiid  extensions  having  Literally  projecting 
uienibers  at  a  face  of  the  gantre  to  enlti  resjioct  iv  el>  in 
the  main  bore  of  the  wlo-ol  aio!  in  Cio  wrist  ;>i!i  bore 
thereof. 


l,47!.2S'i,       !',\SM:NC1:R  r.Mi   SICN.M,      Ijmki:    Shah 
llainiltoii,  untario.    Canada       1  iled   Sopt     Ld,   i'.d. 
ri:il  No   .%n:!,isi,     o  ,.,.,i.„^      (Cl.  40— 31.) 


■K, 

'C- 


1'  A  -^ 


25 


o-*' 


1  .\  dr\i(e  of  the  cl.-iss  de^crilied  oonij  .1  i.>-:  0  u  a  rashig 
providi'd  with  ;i  pjiir  of  oppositely  disposed  windows:  a 
pair  of  winding  rcdlers  Journalled  in  said  casing;  ;!  pair 
of  guiding  rolls  journalled  In  said  casing  nd.iacc'nt  each 
window;  n  web  provided  with  Indicating  charactois  se- 
cured to  said  winding  rollers  and  passing  over  said  guid- 
ing rolls  :  a  gear  rigid  with  each  of  said  winding  roll.  r>  ; 
a  gear  pi\idully  mounted  on  said  casing  adapied  li!  en- 
gago  either  of  said  first  mentioned  gears  to  drive  said 
rollers;  sprocket  and  chain  connections  between  two  of 
said  guiding  rolls  .'ind  said  last  named  pear,  s.aiil  t'onnec- 
tions  permitting  the  oscillation  of  said  gi'nr  .■iliout  Its 
pivot  ;  and  means  for  positively  driving  otii'  of  sjiiil  u-tiid- 
Ing  r(»lls. 


1,471,287.  I'FATl'.F.I)  M  ANl  FOI.DI  N(;  DFNICi:  .toH« 
(J,  SiiEUMAS.  Haylon,  (ihio.  I'lled  .Nov.  12.  1920.  S«> 
rial   No.  423,68'.).     54  Claims.      (Cl,    107--r_'(!  \ 


1,    In  a  manifolding  register,  the  combination  of  n  writ 
ing  machine  structure,  a   storage  cabinet  structure,   mov- 
able means  on  the  writing  machine  structure  for  engaging 
perforations  In    a   series   of  webs  of  paper  as   they   lie   In 
the  register,  sold  movable  means  having  an  operating  de 


602 


vice  c«jKill«»  i>f  [»ov*{ 
but  i!Ot  feed  said  we  3 
ibe  itorage  i-aiiinet  1 

the  writi:i^'  [nnchine 
pfT  m.'iy  ()•■  m;ii:ir:ii- 
thp  ji'„';;iii4   r!;otiiin 


1,471. -'vs.      MANIFfill 
Iiayton.  i  >tii..       Fil 
.8  daiiiiM.      I  ri.    2H 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  !«,  1923 


it-nt  of  no  limited  ii  ranxe  as  to  Jog 
;,  and  means  for  feeding  paper  from 

ndep«ndent  of  it«  movemeiit  throajth 
wtier«hy  a  lo<is«>  accumulation  of  pa- 

f^'i.  and  liKist'ti. -:s  nf  thf  w^'hs  iurlnn 

htTi-hy   [irovitlfd 


;.DING  I'Ai'IIK.     J.  US   <.^   SiiKiiMAV. 

<1  M.ar.   n,   lO-'l.     Serial  N..    4.-.1.6'-'f5 
^  —  12  , 


2  A  iKipt-r  fur  ris,  iiiifoldinic  'ise.  whl'-h  Cuniprises  webs 
of  paper  havliiif  n  [jliirality  i.f  set^  .,f  r(iriv.-<-ti'i voiy  ar- 
nin_-e.!    holefl    >-itMnilir.,'    lonji^itudin.illy    of    fhe    weh><.    swld 

h.jN--^  h:ivii:<  ff.fiinir  wall.'<  i'l  suti^t,:  sirially  rii.-.l  r.'latiin 
'"  -.n'h  1  th'T.  .1  :k1  ohf  nf  thf  sets  of  hoK-^.  .ir  i>M-t.  hav- 
ing' irs  !iia)t.'ri.si'ris  wliji'ly  variant  t^:lllsve^s^-ly  if  rhe  wt*b 
fri  i:)  t;..'  siz*'  rf  t!it  feeiliiij^  fiii^  which  ar^  ru  In-  ftii- 
111   y*-!!,   wh.  T,'],y  .'ilLiU  ;i!ii'"   is    nuuU-   f-,r    variat;.  ns   in    the 


r;    r;   ti)  each  otticr 


!)'-ari  n 


■1! 


»•    1  nx. 


■la 


!4:i,.v:i        M  \N  [|  '  iji.I):  Vi,    .\fAiIlINK 
I'  K''-.    l)aj-l..ii.    ()h;|)        1  iU-.i    M  .y    .'s, 
47.;, .".:3.     25  Clai.-iis.      (CI.  282--!*!  I 


S.t;  !l    No. 


*',    la   a  a)auii'M.di!|.'  tnachiDf-,   riuaiis   fur   f.'«-.!ini;  a   iilii- 
rality  of  stri ;<.-«■  of  pai<T  iucludluij  .i   rccijrd  >trip.  a  rewind 

roll  f..r  thn  r^rorij  ■^iri;'.  .Irivln-  .■i,n  si.-'t  i..ii  in '.■rmt'd  In  te 
th>»  fe."lin:;  i:i.Th.iriisLi  and  th-  rtwind  rnll.  :\  -.liiiiru'  dar 
fii/ai:;  :i,;  .iv.>r  -\^-  [uip.T  to  iiialnta  in  ,a  '.iif  l'."p  r!n'r>»of 
nd'tiriit  the  r'wini!  roU,  ar.d  :i  rlnmp  f<  r  M,i'  (..-iper  |o- 
afi.l  i.Htw^cn  'h"  f>-(|dtr)-  rni'a;is  a;id  the  sMdtnc  bar,  said 
part  a  mnvahle  bar.  and  operatint: 
T'jnt ri>Il>-d  l)y  the  ff^'din^  devii'e«i 
bar  to  clanipin;^  po'«itinn  'I'lrliitr  fbe 
rht'  fefdh'.j,'  means  and  r>  l^a.'^e  if  at 
I'h  f>'<'dliig  movement,  nii  Liperaf  t  rig 
s:  nu»an-i.   :ti,(i  n   Incliini:  devir.'   to  re- 


rla.'iip   comprisii):,'   la 

ai.  .Ti-i     for     th'*    bar 
ad;'i>N*d   T,,   MiMvo  rh<' 
ft'.', ling   n,'  ■'.  .oii.'n  t   nf 
th-     conrl  US]  I  :!    ,,'    eri 
handle  fur   ']■■.'■   fo.'dln 


iH.isatily   n- 
!ri_-  movM: 


hjindlr  at  the  fuiicliisiuii  of  i  ach  feed- 


1.471   -!t  ■         !  .MiliKIl 
Mich  .    a.s.-ilk'iior    t' 
Mich  .  a  I  'orpoi  a  tii^n 
Serial  No.  007.100 
A   ^tep  ladder   havih 
angularly  miiva))!*'  iiar 
Integral    therewith,    ii 
the  end*  of  K.iid  tiar. 


I'H.MilKS      C        SiK'.  EN.S.      S.lKlDaw. 

I'll*'   SaRinaw    Ladder   Co  ,   .•■iatcinaw. 
f  -NflihiK'an.      Fil«-d  Dec     i.",   1922. 

1  (  laim.      (Cl.   22,'S— .31.) 
H  bnickets  at   the  sides  thereof,  an 

haviDK  a  pair  of  slotted  qiiadrantn 
itejtral  laternllj  'Xtendinii  ItiRt  at 
the  faces  of  said   lugs  ensracinc  the 


faces  of  said  ijraekets  and  seciir'd  thereto  by  pivot  plOH. 
a  pair  of  leijs  on  on.'  face  of  said  tiar.  a  plate  extending 
acmss  the  l«'-lc  fa-'e-,  nf  -aid  i"i,'-  anil  ;i   |uilr  of  pivot  piiiH 


each    passiriif    ttifi.ivjh   said   bar,    and   tlirounh   oii<'  of 
lecs    an!    sail!    pint*'     nri'l    a    pin    on    ea^'li    Irt;   slidinuli 

pa;^iriji;  the  -.lot   of  nuf  of   s:n.!    ;'i,i.l  rn  n  r  s,   f.  ir   i  lif    |.or|. 
••t  forth. 


.1(1 
•n- 
-1  ■« 


1,471  2M1       si:ki>   sin\i:i:      xux   Schling,    ^■w    Vork. 

N.    Y.       l-iie.!     \    V     4,    iy2.'.       Serial    No     .-.;>:>  17"        2 
Claims.     (Cl    J2!      119.) 


1  .\  >..<!  s.iwtT  •■..•nprisitii;  an  liit«Kral,  suh.slaulialljr 
pip^'  v!  ;,:.,!  1.  ■  i...  ailai  t..,|  r,,  ;,..  held  in  the  hand.  Iiavlntf 
a  bowl  with  a  -f"il  ■  [..mjh^  in  the  bottom,  and  a  later.ally 
projectlnj;  bi>v..:i^  ■  i!  .■  n  r:iiina ting  in  a  sowlnK  urilli'*', 
and  formed  with  a  charnh.  r  Un  <ith  f  .  -  <'.l  openlnii  aud 
at  the  rear  end  of  'he  sowing  ';'»■,  in  ,■,,  ■  '  iiinti..Ti  witli 
a  lonjfltudinally  movahU'  r'-i;i;  I  i  ■  ,;,^-  -l.^l.  :;:  -lai  riiaiiib..r 
con'-'in^-  with  the  openiru'  livtw...n  the  Ih>w  1    ui.l   it^    iol,c. 


1,471.292  <rnp  MnTIDN  K\«u  Si'f  Scrantoii.  I'n.^ 
Louis.-  I.  ,~^i  a-  ohnlulstratrli  of  .ai.l  Karl  Sloal,  de- 
ceased, a.s.si^jnor  '  S.  rani.ii  Silk  Machine  Company, 
Scrantoi).    I'a..    n    >'    ■  .on*     ti    of    rciinsyl vnnin.      I"iled 

-^  i;;     i',,     I!t2l        Seri.n     N'       4l'n  :;i,i  :        |i)    i   lalnis.       (Cl. 
US— 7,1 


■■•E' 


1.  In  a  stop  motion,  the  coinbUiatloii  wKli  a  liiead 
«)ntrolle<!  element,  of  a  continnoiisly  rnovlnj;  iii<Miih<r,  n 
rcciprocfitory    carrlnje.    a    ipriiie    tending    to    retain    luiM 


DrxoHKK  1(5,  \'.fS\ 


V.  S.  PATKXT  OFFICK. 


603 


carriaKe  in  an  aihanciil  jioKitioii.  and  an  elenient   '.noiinted 
on    K.aiil    carria;:'-    .ami    nio\aiilf    !■>     the    Ihifad    cotitroil   d 
eletncnt    inio   tho  pa  i  h   of   s.aiil   contiiiiioMvly   nio\ali|i'    imii: 
!i>T     wliio'rliy     .sail!     raiTiai:''     is     sliifMal     into     ;i     ril  f.n  !  i.i 
[['■•-ilioii. 


nor   and  onter   id;in>  t    pinions    niotnited    upon   Raid   spider. 

an  iiiitirraliy  ni.adc  t'car.  wiprm  ami  holl.'w  -laifs    loiataMy 
tnoiiiifoii    on    .■-aid    spider    shalt.    saiil    _omi     no-:  mil'    with 


M71,2!i:',      sii:.\im:i;      CuMMfsll    Snnfiis,  Omnvllle. 

Ill  Pilod     O't       ].■.,      1!»21.        S.-ii.il      \i.       .■ai7  'o;:; 

I   la  ini-.        ill     21<'      !  'i.'.  i 


tr:ue'/7ir:j{^77r,'^'n7.vr7isL^ 


1      .\    <|i'vii.'   of  the   (hnr.niler   descrilied.   includint:  a   cas 
Inir  lia\  in_'  a  Ino  i/i.tiially  elonL-ated  chamlxT.  an  inlet  port 
leadltiL'    'o     tlo'     ri"pf    nf     said    chatnUer     interniedia  (,•     the 
chainSer    ends,    iind    an    .oitht    port    from    said    rhamh   v    at 
a    point     below     the    ml.i     poi  i  ,    a    <  up  like    strainer;    an 
eloriL'.ated   skeleton    frame   on    whitii    the  strainer   in   mount- 
ed   at    its    nm    to    i\ienil   the   bod>    of    the    strainer    within 
the   frame   transv.rsely   theriof   ititerniediale   its  ends:   and 
co.ai-iini:  means  rarrie,|  by  tb.'  fr.ame  and  the  casin;:  where 
by    the    frano'    tnay    be   endw  i^-ely    eoinpletely   s«'atei)    m    the 
chatnher  ipniy   when   the   rim  of  the  strainer  lies  in   a   suli 
sfanlially    hoil/.ontal    plane. 


1,471204  <'<».\ir.l\KI>       roll. IT      IAN      AM*      IIAIH 

l>lin:i;.  W'Miai;  >  Si  \i\it-:i(  ami  Wii.i.ivm  I.,  Mimok. 
.Ir  ,  Wayn.  sboio.  I'a  libd  1  i.-,  ,  [t  pejo  Seiiai  \.., 
42!b."i<K».      lo   Claini,s..       |C1,    4,     r  ] .  i 


/.■5 


...  -f ;.  .C,  ■A^v/';^yM/^.,/M^^^ 


1  .V  t.'ilei  fan  .aitacnnient  eomprisin_-  a  bowl,  a  flush 
tank,  a  pip.'  e.oinei  t  in^;  tin  in,  a  fan  ailjaciu  the  !,..wl. 
an  .•b.  n  le  -uitoh  .idjaernt  s.aid  pipe  for  eontrollinu 
the  opef.ation  of  1  he  fan.  a  se«'tind  piii>'  attaelied  to  the 
tirst  .ami  I'onneiijin;  the  fan  thereti,  to  dr.aw  air  from  tlie 
IkiwI.  loeHins  for  conneetini;  the  outlet  side  r)f  the  fan 
casing  to  the  onier  .air,  and  uieHii.s  whereby  sh  id  s\Nitch 
Is  op.  rated  by  tin-  flow  of  water  I'loiii  the  flush  tank  to 
the  howl  to  stop   the  fati,  sulisi.aniiHll)-  as  net  furih. 


Cie    inii-r   p'an    t    [linlons.   a    ^ii'-^uO.    ■_;,:     un'-'iin_'    \>  !' b    ibe 
outer    plaiie!     pinions    and    fiTe.i    tn    i.n-     >  n<l    of  -.  rninl 

spider  sb.aft,   a    srcn,!    siti(!er   i:.\ed    upon    i  hi    utjiei-  eiul   ut 
aaid   seeoioi    s[  i.l>  •    sbatf     p!  u  .  1    pinions   inounted    upon 


the  Bccoild  -piiler  ;i  iliiiai  L'l.ai  ni'-'o'!  w  i !  b  V  ]<::  ;-ns 
on  said  sernioi  s[Oiler,  a  siMoini  WMrn,  ai:.l  boib  «  ~liaft 
inaib  mli'-ra:  u  i(  1.  sanl  tbir.l  ;:ear  and  ioialii'a>  i.i.'anled 
Upon  tto'  s,..,,nd  ^pnler  shaft,  a  fonrlh  ;:e;ii-  mesn,..!  wath 
the  pinn.iis  ,,ii  ■-;ii<|  >eei.n,i  spider,  ;i  tirniiial  shatt  kexed 
to  .a  fhirit  Worm  and  to  ssiil  fourth  i:e.ai  \\-orni  i:e,ai-s  en- 
raciiiL'  all  of  said  woriiiH.  and  b.arinL's  Mnd  honsiiitrs  for 
all    of   said    shafts    and    tr'aar^ 


].471.2;m*.      I'OWKi;   TicwKUsi:    ,\,\i.    riibj.   .xiijii.v- 

MS.M  Knit  I'l.ANKUS  .Vi.iKii.  rc.s.  n,,  i;...  bestrr, 
N  "^^  .  .asviLMior  to  Artluir  II  In::b  I;.m  nesj ,  i-,  N.  Y. 
I'lje.i  Mhi'  i\,  iltjii,  Sernil  %■>  :;i'.:;.7i..';  1;  Claims. 
(CL    I'll      4'.t  1 


1,  A  planer,  (auniirisiiiK  a  cacssraii  e(jin|'[>ed  with  means 
for  iiiovinj;  a  tool  head  thereon,  a  lapiil  ira\erse  <  ounec- 
lioti  to  said  tool  head  iiuivin;,'  means  inrhidiiij.'  a  sliaft 
(  xlciniinj;  \eitiially  alongside  one  of  tin  planer  u!>ri^;htis. 
a  lonnection  for  iinpartiiij;  ielati\eiy  slower  feeil  iao\e- 
tnent  to  such  tool  head  iiicludin;;  another  shaft  (xtending 
vertiially  nlonjjsiik-  a  planer  upright,  and  njeans  for  se- 
leeti\ely  eni:ai;itik;  said  shafts  with  th'  lixd  head  moving 
means,  said  engatzint;  means  for  the  twa.  shafts  beiii^r 
inleriamneeietl  whereb_\  onl>'  mo'  of  them  nia>  ;»■  enja;.'eii 
at    the   same   time. 


1.471.2;..-,         Sl.\  WHKKI.     rUOI'KLLINt;     MKCI I  A.\  1  S.M  1,471, 2t)7.      I'LOW    IIlTdl       .Idus    Wan.sin.,,    M.ta.    Mo 

inn     MOTOR     \i;ilICI.i:s        J.ii.\iks     .M.uii.sos     TiioHi'.  File<l    l)e<'     2:t.    i;i2ii        Serial    No      4.12. 7.%4        1    (iHim 

Alaineda,  (  alif       Tiled  0<t    s.    1P21.     S<riul  .No.  jUO.as:).  tCl     2.'<0--;5:!.l  1.  i 

*'  '  'itioi^       "I     71      '.>:>  I        >  ..V   |dow   hitch   comprising  ;i    traction    i^ar  inchidin.;   rela- 


•  1.  .\     ihiaevs.n     (litTi  lential.    comprlNlng    a     prop(dIer 
shaft,    a    spider    --baft    Ilexihiy    (oiHiected    theieto.    n    spidei 


tively    movable    [larts    i>ertnitt  ini:    an    adjnstinerit     in     the 
len>.'ih    of   the  liar;    means   for    hcddin^    said    pai'ts   of    the 


fixed   lo   oim  end   of  said   s|iider   shaft.   int.>i,M-.a  lly   made  in.       bar  at'ai"*t   relative  movement  and  in   adjust' d   po-itjoiis 
.HI,-  O,  (;,—  .'!!» 


6<)4 


>f    -ho    rhir.t    i.iir 


an  I  V    ..!)    •  I 


OFFICIAL  (iAZFTTK 


OrTOBKH  Hi,  11)23^ 


a  pliiw  carrynii,-  djir  [iiv(!t>'il  to  rh--  trartiMn  'lar  a  tliiril 
bar,  m>"nn-i  fop  |ii\'itally  cdiuiforin^  the  (ilnw  riirrvm_- 
bar  «irti  '[!►•  rtiji-il  liar  ar  sHljiistfil  pnlnf-i  Imh.'i  ni'linall\' 
ii,.'iin'<   f.-r    III.. lint  ill-    itw   tl:irM    i.ar   sliil- 


srr>>w     iik>'     pnitjiin     at     n     «li;;ht     iiK'linnlion,     s»'rratiim.s 

fiirniPil  un  onf   ^i  rfii  r.-    if  rh''  ;iiii:iilar   |i..rti..ii   ami  adaptt'il 
til     !>*■    a  r'-a  iii;>'<l     1:1     M'l-    jiaMi     'if     1     -wiiik'i  iiu    f'.'iiK'nt    ti> 


trill  I  iiin    :..!  r  ,    a    fr,i  ni>-  .-x  r.'inl. 


of    fht'  uuttT   fdi 


■  !!;:it  iiiliimllv 


uf   thf   third  bar   and  .spa^^  d   iherffrom, 


Q 


'•  I 


-IS 


F"^^         7 


J 


I<iiitai    alii 


■HI    I'a 


a  ri  jiifi.ri  . Hi.  ii'  for  the  third  l:ar; 
1  :  I'-d  ;.v  fhi'  fiau.'  and  Nx'atcd  In  tmri- 
III  \y,'\\  r!i..  itiiiil  ;iar.  a  \f\fT  ni<iuiiN-d  fi. 
•iw:!!,  -n  !!.•'  ]''■'■■%''  '■[•■!Im!i'  ,  I  ',.•■1,..  i.'DD lit'ctt'd  to  thc 
tra'ii.iu  lar  arni  .-\'.-!id>'d  h  iit;;i  tinlinally  (if  the  third 
bar:  and  ni«»aii-  ■  r  .  miii  •  i  n^-  ti.  \>\vt  pirutally  with 
the  liracc  at   rd  m  -^'i  i    |„,itir-    l.iii^i  •  a  linally   of  the  bracf. 


rhPck  the  movement  thereof,  and  a  lo<'p  fnrniid  nii  thf 
frt'e  end  of  the  anKtilar  portion  to  limit  t  ti-  iiii.ti.i;  .f  tin' 
-iwitining  element   in   that  direction. 


1  iTi  -'i^     >li  Ti: 
rial  .N.i    4^1  ^.' 


A    -ifi.'r   r.ifi   f,,r 
a     rl 
a    ri 

and 

th.M>-..'    r.irr- 
\.h-  ■  X  ;  r^Tii  ir  1 

1m 


i\    a  I 


i:  T'lr  I'd:  <  •  in  r  \  i\i:f:v      i.,)i-i8  A. 
K-  II    \    "i       I    ill]    1  :  .    1     ii>:;i.     8«- 

1    1  'lani'        Ml     .'_■  1       »;4. ) 


II '  a  1 11. 'r^     'i.inpi  i-i  n_-    -.     k  •■!  ■     m,  I  nding 

•il    .-nd    ;irii\ld.'.l    wirh     ui    amia'.-    a  [inra  ii  dni.-     -ad. 

■i:nii:_-    lai,    !:;ivin_'   ^    idns.al    rnd    tir'.'d    ......r    fh-'    LmIv 

vid-l  ivjf"  1  <a:rawi\'  i/nrtimi  in  tli-  ^id  ■  wall 
ii'liii,'  in  walrl)  Til  tlif  di-jtaih.'  ii.-rwi'n 
►-  Hrr'iai.-  rill.  •\i>-  ri..sf,|  .aids  .if  the 
n.!  rf'a  ihin  J  -ap  iiaviiii:  aliu'iual  [irrf.ira  f  i.iiis  tiicre- 
in,  and  ,i  r!..-i:r"  d  ■;!<  ha\i![_'  discliar.'f  [.f-rfnra  r  i..n-  th.  n-- 
in  iiifi  rii.K.'d  i..TA|'.ai  th.'  Im.iIv  and  laj..  ^aid  di-il<  havni« 
n  'lai.  .  iitri'  j  ."fiii 'itinti  a  rutir.  ii ;  nc  i|f|ir.-s.<iiin  in  the 
rap  ••luai.'.aiM.'  wjili  •(!.■  n.n.  .an  rir  p.a-fnra  t  inn  .if  i  lie 
di-'k.  t!i,.  il,,^,  ,]  t.i.jl  if  ti,.'  :i<idy  haviiiL'  dia  ni.'f  rirally  din- 
p.m.'d  d»'iir"S.<!i.n^  fii.Tfiti  and  ,i  plaralirv  uf  d.'|i''tidiiig 
r. .;,,!.(  <.  'iT'i\ad\  I  lijaiTfalil.'  with  -ai.l  d"i)r.-i.^iiin<  f.T  "•'■ 
*[.• '-f  i  v.'iv   ma  in  tairiitij  tti>.  .lischarLri-  <i|>.-ninLr.-  in   tli.-   d!<k 


;"i   :()o.      coNir. :  \ii  I     sjoi-    a  M  '     iiwidi      i-mk 

I'.' M:I-:  CLKAM.Ni.  l;(»l>.><.  Kkwauii  IIkm.^  WiiiiiMs, 
1  I  -ka,  Calif.  Hied  May  :;.  XWIW.  Serial  No.  t;;;i;  Jiu 
4  Claims.     (CI.  42—91.) 


& 


^9S 


^ 


!  'I'll.  .  . -li;!  iii,i  •  ii'|i  with  a  (d'^aiiin:;  rud  fur  fhi'  l«ir.'  nf 
-■M'i  larrids,  ..f  a  iii.aid)er  ioiui  '  ndi  m  i  1  i  s  ad  jii^' a  Id.-  ..n 
^aid  rn.l  to  CODBtitate  a  stop  eiuai-'.'iiiiU-  Willi  mi.'  ..nd  iif 
f'l.-  Iar'-.~d  T.I  i.r.-vont  the  [iroj-rt  mn  ,,f  ^aid  f...|  fr..in 
til-'  ii]ip..~['.-  .  i)i|  iif  the  liarrel.  -aid  aifintita'  ri.in  pri>i  iil: 
•1  -iili-'a  II '  ia  .  -,  -pii;  i  !ii_-  <t.a  p.'.l  iiaii.llf,  paralli-1  .'Xt.ai 
.HlDli-  Irntit  Ml.  fud  iif  .Hiii.l  liandli  and  ni'-aiis  fur  •■ff.Tt- 
ing  ■«  .iaiii[)in){  enKUKement  of  -at!  ■  xf  ■  risimis  umIi  'liP 
cleaintiL'  r...! 


1  471.  ail  >!  -^rLMdl:  (  uWra  TloN  |a  .  STi  M  K  |\(  ,s. 
URATK  r  \\  I  \  r^-i:  H  \  i.m:  Kiiii|,.,ip-  Uriiisti  rnhiiniaa. 
Caiiadit.  KilfU  Mar.  J4.  lij:  s.ain!  N.  :,4.,  4'.i'»  :{■ 
Claim.*.      (CI.  24—248.) 


*^/^ 


in  an.l  iiif  ..f  v 
rlir  !.i.dv  .md  lai 
thr:.-i-|.    rh,.   ,p:, 


bea.l   and    :li>.   intavay    pnrtinn    nf   iht^   fap 


tra'ioii    with    tht-  aliirniMi   apf'r^ur.s   ,,f 
a   ppri[ih.>ral    liii:  uii    thi>  <li>k    .-xt. aiding' 

i..tw...-ii    rii.i   ,■\'r.•,a,iri^'-:   nf    ili-    a'-.aat.- 


]  471  -"Id       I'lini;    slid'       I1k\.:\    <      \\ni.iv\r.x     .Mt...in.i. 

I'a.      Fil'-d   I'"-     ■■.,    irrji       >.aial    N.i     '-Ji  i.:i  1  ."i       I    i  laim. 

I C!     L'l'-'      T»'>  I 

.\     n.'w     iirt).:..    (,f    ii;.i  iiDt'a.  I  art'     fnri.i.'.l     frmn     ,i     suui 
pUae  ,if    r.'sili.air    'iiat-idai,    i ni-iii.linL:   a    <i  la^w    lik-   p..r'i.in 
adapt.'d   til  lie  .srrtMi.il   iiit.i   a  ■iiipii.irf tiii:   .dt-nifiit.  a   pri'iif 
rerniiiu'd    di>fanc.      an    aii.'iilarly    di-^p-i-i>'d    |i..riiiiii    .int'rt: 
Iiil;    fr.iiii    thf   scrt-v    lik>'   [nirtinii    an.l   ii'ti:    awav    fmrii    fli 


1  .V  sii-ip'MidtT  ffl.-ti.!ilii_-  .iinprNiii:;  a  «  irr  lai  (), 
t  h-  liM.p  .'ii.t  i.f  'A  i;  1.  !i  is  !i.a,  t  r.  i  ; :  nil  a  ti.  ..k  and  i  h.  t>.^' 
•  anU  ..f  ■.(.ill'  'i  art-  bent  to  form  eytw.  a  levi'f  ai.  nili.a-  i.  iit 
t.i  luriii  a  1.111(1.  the  loop  end  of  which  i»  a  siiai_dii  har 
and  the  free  ends  of  which  are  bent  at  riuht  anvd.  -  i.  «  aid 
ti.  aintli.r  and  iiit«'rme<liat<-  the  loop  and  tlii.  frc  'ml 
rh.'  «ir.  IS  iiffs'-t  inward  and  pas-eil  tlirnnuh  thi-  <  y.  s  <.f 
th.  hi.i  k  a  I  duilar  sleeve  fltte«l  on  tlie  inwardh  inni.d 
fr.f  iiitU  .if  Ihe  lever  memb<  r.  and  a  ri'talninu  m.  inii<r 
ii.aif  m  a  loop,  the  .Hliuhtl.V  lamvrXfd  loop  enil  of  wlni  h  i.-i 
w  i.h  r  than  t  h.-  l(K)p  of  the  hook  and  I'lf  '>!■.■  .  tiiN  nf  wh^di 
ar.  Im.ii!  as  .•_\  rs  to  fit  on  the  strauht  iiar  id"  tin-  li'xer 
in.fntn'r. 


OoTOBKR  in,  1H2:'. 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  F 


605 


l,4Tl,;i02.        MAMKK      HK.MOVKH      AND      SPRF^AHKH.        ing   ilu>  t^U\v   rails   b.v    mnvtmeiitH  <d    the   slitl.  s.    m.-ans    to 
IlrHKKHT      CuiswKi.i.      WiiKJHT      and      Wii.i.nM      .I<iH\    I    actiiat,.  said  slides,  said  nuans   imlndinc  a   \t'\,T  nd.1a<.ait 


\\Rii;iir,  iiak    I,akt\    Matiit.ilui ,  Canada       l"il<'<l   Aiik'     11, 


'Hrh    side    rail,    and    a    K'liard    rail    di-t.aidiaiii  \     hrdd    *>     iti 


r.f.'l,    SiTial    \,i     4in   4  i: 
Claims        I  I   I     ^14       1.1 


Ki'iii'V^.-d   .Inly    I'J.    lif.'.'i.      'jn    ;    .-nds    mi    tla     r.sj.i..  t  i  v».    Ifv.r- 


a=^^ 


I  In  .1  iiiai diiii.'  Ill  tlir  (dass  discritn'.l.  a  whri  lisl  iii.iniire 
ri'Ct'ptarli..  draft  apiiaratns  assmiat.  il  tlnai.with.  ni.'ans 
fur  iiiadiii:;  inaiiiHi'  int..  ^aid  ri'.i  ptaidi-.  and  iiitan-  .  nn- 
rK'.tiiii:  thi  ilralt  apparatus  anil  l.ia.liii,;  iiirilia  n  ism, 
wtu.rt'li\  said  liiadin-  iii..  lia  iii-iii  i.-  niH.ral.d  Ihrmi^rh  fipce 
suppiii  d    1.1    said    ilrafi    app.iiaini- 


1.471. .".11.1  .\I>\  I  li  I  l.siNi,       |ii:\l<  K  WiiiuM       I>. 

Wriijut.    I,\  II.  hhnri:,    \a       Kil.a!   ( ».  t      14,    VJill.      ^;^■rial 

.\,i.  .".'1 4. "an;      :,  riaiiiis.     1(1    4(1     ;;7  \ 


i.47i,::n,-i      1  i;i:i.i;i;  mkciianism   imi  i.n.iMs      .  aiu, 

I>.  lUiiiWN.  1  liipisial...  Mass,  nssk'ii.ir  t.i  iTainT  ("nriin- 
ralimi.  ii,.p.dal.,  Mat<-  a  ( 'iirp.ii  ,a  l  im,  ■  i'  Mail.  I'iliMl 
.Ma>     _'_■.     i'.ii;-        Serial     N..     .".i;^.."iM         •,'    t  laui.-.       i  CI. 

r;:'     .">i.» 


.■"^  J-    e*    ,^ 


1  .Vii  advcrtlsiiii^  di'\  ice  (•(inipri-.in;;  a  body,  uiiidi's  s(^ 
rtircd  MTtically  within  the  body  and  |irnj<Mtin>r  thrminh 
the  top  (if  the  same,  a  di*i|ilay  member  slidahly  fitif'(i  in 
and  ixtcndinK  between  said  Kt'ides.  a  lever  pivotally  sii[i 
p<)rT«^d  within  the  body  at  the  front  end  thereof  and  hav- 
Idk  its  rear  end  o|teratively  cnnnect(Hl  with  Ihe  lower  end 
(if  the  dis^d.a\  member,  an  air-driven  [jropeller  mounted  on 
the  front  end  .if  the  body,  and  means  housed  witliiii  the 
IxKly  and   ..pertit  i  \  aly   lonnectinu   said   piaipellcr   with    said 

le\fl     W  ll.  leliN     (..    iixallat.'    the    lever. 


1  In  a  fee],  ;■  til  eeh.a  n  isjn  fi.r  Idi.tiis  tlif  I'dnddliat  i'ln  nf 
j  the  la.N  and  Nhnllb'  l.«ix  iiiniinii'il  fur  timv  eiii.  id  tnward  and 
I  I'rotn  llie  fii.iii  nf  til.'  liiniii  ill  a  \  i-rt  ii'a  ll.\  larwd  p.atti,  a 
'    fe(>ler   in.iiititrd    fur    in.iveinciit    tnward   .and    finiti   tin    trnii! 

(if  Ihe  1  i.iiii  ill  a  hiiriZdiilMl  path,  and  a  ■  niiiptaisa  t  iul' 
'     feeler     tip     Ill'.lllilid     nli     the     feeler     fur     Ilim  ..nit  II I      r. dative 

thereto   in  a   \irti.al   [d.aiie  li.\    tin-  tilling  as   th..  la,\    iiidvcs 

froiitwjird  in  its  rnr\(al  path  ..ii  a  d(dertin»:  beat  tn  prevaait 
,    injury   tn  th.    idling  and   ri.inpensate   fur   the  differi-i in 

the    (lireitidii    ..f    rnnv.  meni    of    the    finder    aii.l    tilliii,;. 


1,471.:^04  SAI  Kl'>  roKTAULK  SCAFK<>I.|i  .b.sEFH 
KnE[iKiii<K  Vm  .Ni,,  MiirriKtnwii.  .\.  .1  Filed  .luly  6, 
lit'.'.'      Serial   .Nd,   ."i7:'..i  ■_'7      ."   i  laini-      i('i    :;(i4     :_•<».) 


r' 


1.  A  seaffdld  indiidiiiK  side  railr-.  a  platform,  slides  on 
the  res[ie<tive  side  rails  and  carryini;  said  platfnrm.  do^s 
assoriated  with  the  slidf>s.  said  dues  eiii;;iiriiiK  or  diseiieaR 


1.471. dm;     i;i:si;i"nN«,  (niNrFit      iiiMn    .v    (iiasr, 

Newti  ill  \a  He,     Mass,,     assi^'nor     in     Ir^ani;     '        iie.aiur 
Maiden.    .Max-,    and    Lewis    \V     >!iisiard,    .1  r  ,    W. ale-ley 
Hills.    .Mass       l-'il.'d    .lime   d.    1'.<-J'J        Serial    N"n     .'iCa;.::.  1 
II    Claim-.       (CI.    _:.".       144.1 


1  In  CdUdiiii.a  t  inn.  ininititr  whe<ls.  I  ra  iisnns-idh  i;eariii2 
for  t  ra  nsiiiif  t  inj;  mnveiiieiit  fia.ni  niie  therenf  t.'  the  n.xt 
in  se<iuen(ai.  and  reseltint'  means,  tlie  i<ai(i  i.'>airi  n::  in 
oliidinK  axially  flexible  trears,  said  number  x^h.als  and 
axially  fi<>xilde  ^rears  ndatin;:  in  iinisnii.  and  -aid  mars 
s.rxin;;  in  the  aidualion  df  the  wdieels  fur  la.nntin;:  nr 
retfisteriii'j  pnrp  s(v^  but  slipping  axially  <ait  of  mesh  with 
Ihe  (irivint:  tears  when  the  nundier  wh»'<ds  are  m'iv<ii  br 
the  res(dtin)u'  means  fur  nsidtiiiL'  luiriinses.  sn  as  to  p.a-mi! 
individiinl   res(Mtiii^r   rotation   of   the   wheels. 


l.t7l.:;oT  .swlUKf-  I'ASTKK.  John  L.  Chksm  tt,  Ijine 
Bf'arli.  tall"'  -'il.ll  Jn'i.  '.t,  I'rj-j  S.Ti;i!  Nn,  rpiM.iiHtV 
2    •  laiaN        ■•  | 


1      In    a   cwiV' 


memlxr       I     .1 

n--:<      f    rn;.  .|     vv ;  • 

f.  I- !),.-.  1      ,!i>',V  MUMF' 


(JAZKITK 


OCTOBFR  Iti.  1928 


(hfr»  in     -a:'!    ',     k"    ;i«-ihi:    r..riii«-<i    \\  \\  n    a    f'af    ariiiilar    'op 


iriiii:  miTnl»«>r  pitfiidiiiL' witliiii  ~i    i   ^•pkp 
v.rain    >aiil  i'ii[i|.«>ii   di-k    r-^r'ni:  "V.   -imI 


said  slfMid.r  in-tiilHtl'^n  p|t«mpnt  h''l<1  thcrplii,    nirl  a  spark 

inir    .■l.iiicnt    111!     ~ai>l    -l.-inl.  ;■    iii-ilati<Mi    nicrtih<T    iK'twc^n 
-ail   ■-■>'k.'i<  ii-.i    -p..:!    i!pt.!i"!i,    ',,    (.|n\a(Ii-   h   iilurrility 


1.471. :nO.  I>I<I  I  \N  ^l'\i'  \\:.:\^\\  II  Iv'-iii  ,  M.l 
rose.  Masx..  a>su!,..i-  t..  !- -  •  .-  I.illi'.^  ;  a  p;,  Ma  lui  ra-'t  n  r 
iiiR  Comjmn\     H.^fii!     \I  iv.  .   a   rorixriir  ..n    ..f   Mar^sa 

rh-K.-tf-        I"ili<l    it..-,    1.-,     !',.•()        serial    \  ■  ■      )aisj>. 
Claim.-,.       ^(."I     .'11      .'(,, 


annuiar  iijc  !i!.'!;ri«  r  ■>{  thf>  vi.kf.  sai.l 


1  - 1  n  _'   ■ ;  1  • ' ! ;  t '  !■  r 


'.     1    (■•■nrral    aj'-rtiir.'.    ^ai.!        i;-!-'!    ilifk 
irm  and  ha\in;r  'W-t  inn.-r  ;.'-:;!;>  :■  a  I  ;i.,r 

t^"'     ■  \''"hiiti_-    '.vlr'ini    fh.'     -.ntn^i    apiTture    ut'    .-^uU    load 

bpariiu'   rn-'inli.  r    f"l    riv.'»''d    rh.^r^to. 


1.471. n<i-      I-:!  i;<rri;!i     swrnii       i  i.a   s    i     c.NNKr.L, 

CN'V.  la;''l    ii',|,l  a--i-'n'.i    '-  Tl-'  \ai!   \u^r^^  KI.-.-tn>  Tool 

«n.|,  <ii)i,.    a  1  'iriniration  of  Ohi-       I-'iled 

^•■ria:     \  .     """:>•(;        4    Claims.       (CI. 


-■;  ■  t  a  a,!  ■-'  — ^~~t 


J      A    .il-^pl  I  .     -raial      "iii ;.;  ivin^'   ,1    stii|'   i.f    iiiatiTial    liav 
iut   1:-   :ij)i  ri;i  !'(s   ii.Mjrii.'.l   ..\.a     nnl   s.-.-iirct  flat   niraini^t    the 
face  [l»er.-()l   and  pnnidint'  t"  \-iii(l  1!).'  lorati'in  wher.'   fh.-y 
lire    thiiM    sfc^ired    miivv  1  ;'ll -.     t.-Mii-,!..    :irrl<-l.'    >ii|i|M)rtiiiK 

fla  ni.'i>s. 


'^^-'■, 


'~^        '  ■ 


,471.311  l-'.tit.     >   ASK         lav\K     .<      M'-*   l:lI.<ii  ',11.     S.an 

FranciM-.i.     ralii,        Filo.l     Apr      Z*^      I'.r.'l         S.rinl     .\o 
4ii2.97r)       1    riaiii,  (I     .■!  7      .'.  I 


1  hi  an  •■!••. -rr-r'  -war-h  trie  .■■  aTiiiiiia '  li-ii  -.vitfi  pair.jd 
«raM"iia  rv' ia.nra''a>.  Mt  a  r  ra  \  >ll!iic  'a,ii  tii'  ni.in').';-  a  con- 
ta,-'    th.T».,.ii   a.la|it,.,i    r,,    .a.^a^-    <ai.i   pair-d      i.ntai"-.   uii.l 


pri>]i  „'  a    pivnt.Ml 


I'l^     ni.'i'ii,!  n  i-iii     fi.r     s.ia!     in-iipi-'r,     ."lii 
■Miatili;:    I-  v.T    I  ..nti'"  !  >  •!    a'    ,1    liir-ianr. 

\Mfti    saiil    iii.TlP.fT     aii     iiv.rfhri'vv     nt.'rn 
twr  '  I  111  n.  ■.'?.'.!  \\  i'  :'i  <aiil  U-'.aT  adjai  .'ti  t  vt  ]><  \'\\  ■■'  ^\\  m    1,  n  i 
lug,    a    ■.prill.'    int  rrixi.-.al    hctw.-iai     rij.'    r.-^Tn  ■  t  iv.-    p|\   .t.il 
molt  lit  ;n.:«,    and    n],.'aiis    fur   aitiia'.n.'    th''    '.v.rthr'm"    rn.iu- 
b**r  ilitn  ilfi  rnatii.'  ..[rfrativ.'  p.i-.irPin-;   t'ur   T.aisi- -iii  ns;  and 
stidd^tilv     r-.i.  nr-mi    '\\--   sprin_',    -u    <'ii.rii!l',    a~    ~.  t    •"    rth 


1.471.309.      -1  Al 

.Vi.hkrt  I:    \.\\ 

third    '11    1   :;ara 
I  iiapinaij,    li.ith 

i;»2i.    s.ri);  V 


K    I'll',    fi  ii:    K.\  ['la  iSi  \  i:    I.M.INKS. 

|^  I  ,   ^  i  U  I  r    I   ;■■  •  k     \     V      a-.si_'ij'T   of  one- 
W"     l-:;inik,.   aial     a..'  "iird    f-     \i'.-rT    I*. 
■■    SipwT    1   ri-  k     \     V        Fil.t!    '  ].-r,    1  t. 
"■"7  •'•>'.!'•       >■,   I   '.liiiis.       )  CI.    I  _■  '.       1 1'l!).) 


1 .    .V   -ipa  rk    [1. 11 
tion  c<')r.    na  \  iiii;  a. 
c««iiit;  and  .  it.'ii.! 
teudmi;  axi  ilh    tt(r 

"JJo.-l  I  ■     I'llli-    tht'T.-.! 

t.i     \\.\\  I-    a      -Mrr' 
»o.kid    >ii-.'ir>al   t'l 
tiiiii  'diTn-ii  t  ha  vii 
p<irt    <.».'i;r.'d    to    t 
gfi.'ki'   I'a-ri.  d  Uy 


Aii  cErir  liiv.-  .-.iiripri^inL'  riiridlv  .-ontierr.-d  »»nd  walls, 
l>ottiiiii  linl  II  lilt:  It  iir  i  1 1;  I !  -;.!.■  pf' 'V  III  I  i.l:  III  iii»!i  sidi'  and 
tin  open  top.  the  >  ii  '  a  ills  ut  th.'  npiai  m.|i  '"in.'  prn 
videi)  "II  th»'ir  inn.'i  i„,.M  with  v-r':  al  _ti.i,\.~  i  |..in:i 
tudinal  ■^idi-  adapte*!  to  l"'  -hpp.il  il-wnn-ard  in  ^aid 
groovfs  I.I  1  I.iHt'  the  open  m<I>'.  a  tup  .  p.^ur'-  and  a  Ihdj:!- 
tudinal  -fay  -trip  .socure<l  fn  '!!•■  ■  nd  naiN  adpin-nt  th.ar 
lfp|i.  r  '  -U'l'S  iin<l  extriiditiL'  '  '  --  Mr  .pi  11  -idr  ..f  III. 
••asc   in    fr.int   of  the   K-mova  np'    i' ini:it  adi  na  I    i^idi 


■  iJi|iri>ii,i;   a    -h.di   or  la-iiit:,   an    ii,-'ila 
...rii'iii   'h.  r.-iif  ii.'lil  «irtiiii  <Hid  sii.di  ur 
:.'  'rmii  ni:-  .aid  tii.-r.'nf,  an  .  l.H'tr.ide  fi 
I  ::;!i  ^ald  f-i.r.'  a  nrl  pri  i  ji'ci  inij  frnra  o|>^ 

■  1 nd  i.f  sal. I  •  l«-tri..U'  l.eiriir  adapte<l 

I  I'Miidiii  1  i 'i.'  *  irf  atta  dii'd  th.r'-ti..  a 
fill'  ')rti.  r  -nd  thf-ri'.if.  a  ^Uind.*r  in.wuia 
t:  Mn»»  I'Dil  ht'id  within  said  socket,  a  sup 
It'    inn.T    ''ltd    I'f    said   nht'll    nr    casiiiK.    a 


1.471.312,        HEATKH     Foi:     Np  1  1 1  iH  I  RmFF  I.I.FI  1     VF 
lil<    I   KS.       ClVIiK     -      I'MTOS,    Clevelan.i     l|.'ii.'lif-.,    ohi,,. 
;i-<;i.!iiir    'n    Th.'    I',  rf.iti.m    Ff'-ntcr    aii.l    M anufarrurlng 
Ciaiiiiany,      i   i.'i.    Pind,     (diin      ,1     '  i-i  p.a  a  i  i..n     "f     idii.i 
iTiL-inal     ipidir  ii  lull     til.'d     Mr      'H       II'IT,     .s.Tlal     No 
l.".7'J4:-!         Ills, did     an  I     i);w      '  ppli  ca  t  n  ai     til.al     May     s, 
I'.i'-'n       S.-i-ial    Nil     ,'.7;t,sii|       P,   ilaiin-        nd     1?,1 — 12, ."H. I 
■_'      In    an    niltntu.  dii  !•     dri^aai    ''V      in    int.'riinl    .a  anl>ti<t  Ion 
i-tci...    fha    laiinlun.i!  I.  n    .d'   a    innfflir    lamiprisink'  a   cylln- 
irn-ai   .a<ini.'  and    1   i.ntral   lnl>e.  .sjiid   full.'  .  ■  mnii  iiiiioa  t  ing 
1  ri.rlv   -ivith   Ml'      \t   I  1^1    pip-  from   >iaid  .iii:in<'  an.i  hav- 
i;_'    p.  r;''"ai' !•  II-    ii;    ;■-    wall   adjai'tnit    If.;    fr'iiit   t^nd,  a   sec- 
oiai   rul»«    siirroundi Ii.:  said   flrst   tiil'.-  and  taaentrically  ar- 
'.atiL'.d    i.d.i'iv.'    ijaiit.      nisid.'    ■^mIiI    raHiim    and    having 


lai'l  stiiip.irt  ami  Iiavint;  fhf.  i.ttipr  end  of        pfrforal  nm  -    a.lja.  •  n.      it^    nnirniird    .  n.l.    a    dlnoharge   pipe 


OCTOltlR  IF..  T.t2:i 


U.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


607 


proj.ietini.-    int,,    tin.    space   brtweeri   said   -■asini,'   ^md    said       n  «.  n.i,d  winnin.:  n.r.  hanisin.  and  means  rnn«iny  ttie  firM 
s..roi,d   tnl...    a   pip..  ...nnertion   lendinjr  from   the  rearwnr.l       ni.  ntioiied    winding    meehanisni    I.,    funrtioii    ii{Kin    failure 

i.r  thf  otlitr   windiiic  meehniiisnt 


en.i  of  -  I'd  (h->i  lull.  ,  a  h.-.atinj;  ilevico  lo  which  sai.l  last 
(dlip  is  .1  nio'ct.-.l  111..  ineniiH  f'lr  controlling:  the  flow  of 
.  .haii-t    i,n,-    t!ir."!^;r<    said   last    pipe. 


1   47l.,'U3       lO'Hi  I  I  'ITKIt       CFs.^u^.  Tui  tt.*,  N' w   York, 
N     ^'  .  rs-iynor  ol   m  >    half  to  Nicola   Kinnldi.  New  York. 

N     ^         Fil.d    No.      11,     I'd'Jl'.    Si.riiil    N..     t;iH».194.      Ke 
ucwed   J-.pt.   7.   l!';.'o.      5   <  laini>,      iid,    14*1 — S»2.,i 


1  In  a  devic..  of  'h.  nature  >  t  forth,  th-'  roriildnntton 
.  f  a  suppori,  a  .ai-i'i_'  lixed  tlien-i...  n  11  arlM.r  Jounialeil  in 
IIk-  supix.rl  .an.i  .xLiaiin;;  into  the  inNin^'.  means  to  f .-.  d 
material  ii-  1  ti.'  casini;,  niul  reduciiiK'  mi-aiis  for  tli..  mali^ 
rial  ti\.-.|  up. .11  fla  .iiti.ir  wiitiin  tin  casing,  sai.l  redu.-injt 
means  ini'uaintr  a  huilow  cylindiical  .uitini:  tn.'ml"T  and 
III.  ins  -.  I  nr.  <1  to  'lo'  ariior  and  l..c,af.'i!  withiti  tin-  ■  ut 
tiiu'  ni'.nit.er  s. a  \  in.;  to  dir.-.i  th..  r.  dm  e.|  mat. -rial  t>e- 
v,.iid  th.  .-nd-  iif  Ml.'  .ultini:  meinher  win  11.  e  it  tiia,\  .Irop 
I  r.  .  i,\     M-i  nil    t  tie    I  a  -my 


l.47i.:'.n     .\r  It  iM  \  I  It  •  wimmnl  mfans  fi  >i;  i  l«k'K 

MKt'ILVNIS.MS  li.i«K!i,  W  S(.i  tiKH.  ■rama.iiin,  I'n 
l-"il.(l  .Ma..  -11  r.ir.  S.Tial  \i'  .".'■|'J4riii  -  t  taiiiis 
It  1.    .'.S^-4ti.) 


m:^.^mJ^r;i 


1     In   autoinafii'   winditij;  m.ihanisni   for  a   clock,   a   mo 
lor.  a    sin^l  '  r.'Voluiioti   tn.ihanisni   for  win.iintr  th.    ch.ck, 


,-(71  :■;!,-.       (,(  i\"i:i:.X!\«.    Mlall.VNlSM  Id^\^K    S     P'.kn 

.NKi'i,    S.  ti. a,.  i-iaiU'     N     ^'  ,    ;i<-i^iii'r    lo  (J.-neral    Kh-.!rir 

(•..iiili,in\      ;i    I  Ml  ill. rat  nm    uf    N.-w   Yoriv  Filci    Ma.v    2t>, 

i;i:;n      S.  mil    No,  .">'<4,4i;.'1       7   t  laims  ..1     i:t7 — 158.) 


1  d  lie  rointutiat Ion  with  ,1  iirime  mover  of"  a  valve  tor 
I  oniri.iliiiK  the  ttdmissioii  ol  elastic  tluni  tin  n  to  a  pres 
Mire  iicluateU  govern. ir  for  itioviui:  sai.l  v,il\.',  inrans  for 
li.  lix.'rinK  dviiil  to  said  pr- s-nr.  actuated  t:.'\''rinir  at  a 
pn  ssiir.'  pr.i|«:irt  iiiiia  i  ii.  tii.  -p.  .-d  ..<  'h.  priim  mov.  r, 
a  ly  i.a--,>  .■omprisni,i;  .',  tldn  iaii:..d  ..ri!i.  .■,  a  \,'i!\..  <'Oii 
na.llinu  said  orili.aa  and  a  -.  1  oiul  ti\  p,i->  the  discharge 
area  of  whn  li  i,-  varied  in  a  (i.iiiUon  1..  a-.-isi  -in  move 
nil  tits    iif    ^aic    pr.  >sure    aduat.d    L;i.\'.rin.r 

4,  In  cotnl.inalioii.  a  siriin.'  inuv.r,  an  .  in.  ri;.  n.  >  valvf 
tL<rtfor.  !i  laintrol  \al\a'  in  s.-ri.  -  with  ll.  •  in.ri.'<.n<'y 
^.'tlve,  a  conduit  for  admittini;  h-w  pressur..  .lavli.-  fiui.l 
to  (he  prinii'  mover,  a  \aiv.'  in  said  unduit.  .aini  m.-an^ 
ill!'  .n.'Ctin:  tla  laisirii:  cf  ..-.aid  l.i^t  na.'ne.l  \',ilv.  anj 
-a  1.1    ...ntri-!    \ai\.     «  li.  n    the   emerKi  ii.  .\     \.al\.'   clotses. 


1  JTFr^lt"'.  V.\L\  i:  i.!;.\li  Wniiwi  F  TUOKH.  Schener 
tndy,  N  'Y  ,  assit;nor  ti.  Li'MTal  !-:].ctri.'  I'.atipany,  a 
'"..rporation  ..t  New  Y..rk  I'll-'.t  .inn.'  14  1921  Ke- 
rial   Ni.     177, ,'.4:1       •'.   (laitn-        .('1     i:t7  —  lO.S.) 


;,     dl iii'anati..n     u  1 1  i  prime    miavPr.    of    n     valve 

meiliaiiism  .  ont  rolliipi;  lio'  admi-sion  o'  nii.iiv,,  t'uid 
therotii,  :\  lever  conto'ct.-.l  .liia-'tly  to  tin-  ■.  aUr  in.'.ha- 
iiisin,  a  inovahle  aluitm.'iit  whii'h  iiresent-  a  -( a, tii.nary 
full  nun  for  t!i..  li'Vir,  ;:ov.  iiii.r  me.hani-tn  im  ludiii,ir  a 
ihiid  111  tuat.'il  motor  for  in.iviti;;  the  levir  al'uiit  su.  h  ful 
eruiii  lo  optii  and  idosc  the  valve  in.  <'hani.-tii .  m.-atis  for 
supplyiug  fluid  pr.'ssure  to  th.-  .almt  nient .  ami  iinans  far 
tf  lievinj:  the  fluid  pressure  supplied  In  th.-  atnittm.nt  to 
I  permit  the  valve  riie.lmnism  to  close  itidep..ni|ently  of 
'    said   Loiva-riioi'   me.diaiii>ni    and    Ilnid  artiiatci    motor. 


608 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  16,  1923 


1,471  :;i7       tl.ASTK-  FLtll)  TIKBINK.      William   L.  R.   !    latter   is   turn,,]   ,,t« 
Emmet,    Scbencrtady,   N.    V  .   asslgnoi-   to  (;en.Tal    Elec 

<'<>rp<irati<in    of   Nfw   York       Fil,',!  Oct 
al     Nr,      riOrt.ii'.HV        1.;     I'lmriK         (CI 


Tu-    (    nliifj;:liv,    ,1 

-II,      19-_'l         Sfr 
137— l,■„^   , 


iif    its    pivipt.    asiil    til    In'    iiiovtMj    tiy    the 
tnike    of    th.'    |>ivor,.,|    m,-intHT    to    an    ■  \tiMit    varviri);    nc 


1 


■f 


€iOIitJ^9j>0tlS0 


/ 


C.   The    con.:  I'ratioii    wifh    a     iiriiii''    ni'>\ 
ni(rh«ni<ti!  i-ontroili 
to,   a    !•■'.■►"■    Ill  rmiKh 


a- 


•  '■      ■■•     1     '.  iiv.- 
riL.'  th>-  fi'linis'lon  of  iiior;-.."  t!.ihl  i  h»T>' 
which    th'-    v,i!v.'    !n.'hi!i>iri    i-;    ai-fu 
irni'Tit    whi'  ii     jiT'-S'!!'-     t     >t  s  T 1,  in,!  r  V 
"1     f'-f     ■'!••    l''''T,    cov.Tiior    nH<'ti,iiii>ni     f.r    nio'.  iiu 
v,T  .ilioiir   su.  t    riiK-niin   t,.  ,,;,.ii  ;inil   -los     r'u'   valv,- 
{'•'-    -tipplyinir    •luht     |.r'-~>,ir"    to    <aid 
iii'alii-:    f.ir    i'oiirr..ll;i:t.-    th.-    :'.ui.!    [.r.-.-urt- 


inf(  ha  nisin,     luran- 
nhutmtnt.     i 


sappli.'.l    to   ti->-    iM]  ;ni.'nr. 


1   -7!  :;!  s        '-xrHi- 

i-iA.N.S    Jv.Ni<   Tin 
WOOD  C'OJIJTOX.    1 

S.riil       N  .         -iU?,. 
'.-    :,■■',]     M;.t-r 

:!'-'I      4  1     >Mf     I. 

lu.  A  ;., •!■<;'■. i!  in- 
r"  i)ivoto*l  iii-'rii'i.  r  ; 
by  thf  depression 
cordint:  to  the  ra  i  .. 
a  plurality  of  f.x-'-, 
p<^>»itioDed   to  6e  str 


lie  rapidity 


,11,,!     iriak' 


intact 


«;'h    a    v,ar',  iriK  nuiiiL-T  fl    tlif   nx-d   ^uiit.i.is   a.  .'..rdini;   to 
th>    I  i|n!H\    of  the  stroke  of  the  pivoted  mem    .  r 


'  '7i;;i;.      ii,\i 'I' 1  ri:i.K';ii.\rii    >1i.\\i,in>,    system. 

Hutii-Ks  r-i*;-'.  >,iii  lr,,n  .<.•.,  IUuui.d  F.  1:i  i  iutt, 
la:..  Air,,  in, I  i:.(,i;\E  1?.  Miuiilv,  ISurliiinaiii.',  Calif., 
assijiH  r>  to  AuKUMtUB  Taylor,  San  FrancUro,  Calif. 
FII-!  I  in  3,  1921.  S.'rial  No.  i?.i  tjo 
(CI.  :;.-.H     19.) 


laims. 


SSI  VK  Ti  If  I   !I      .V.  T!'  iN      I'l  ifi     <  \\i 

LIKE    INSTIM  MKNI'S        ,[.,;i  s     lU  , 
•n-lori.   Kii^i    ihl       I'il.  ,i   .\,ij     1  7     i',,.i. 
|'<"         1"     riaiin-  '  I'l,      s+      .':',s  , 

h-     |.f-\,M.a!_-.    ..f    !h.'    act    of    Mar.    .',, 

1. •!].■;   1 

mm, -or   having  in   ,-..!nMna  ti,,n   a  k-y.  3.   A    radio    telegraph    siKnnllnj:    ~v.,,„,     ,  ■  .n,i.ri<in  c    An 

."'^■'"•''    ' fiirn.'!    '.0...'it  v<   j.iv.t  arc.   an   oscillatory   circuit   connec'.-l    n     f  ti-     ,r.      a    r.  sj^r 

'^"    ^"'  '■■  ■    '•'•''' '^    '-  ^-■■''■'-    ra;,nl:'v   ao-  i,nce  of  such  value  that  when  Intr.-ln-O    mi,,  ti,,.  ,-ir,aiit 

■^    ''  ■•'   '^'''■•''    ''"    ^''y   '-  'I'i:    ■<x*''1.  i   the   arc   i8  extimnjished.   and  means   for   intr,  ,ln.  in>r   th^ 

onr,   t-^.   a   in  .val,l..  contact  member  i   nsistance  into  the  circuit  and  wlthdr«wln>:   it   th.-r.-from 

lok   t)y   th,'   piv,it,.ii   !n,Mnl>,T   wii.n  the  at  an  ini  !i,>  frequency  rate. 


Patoiits  fiia.  1.47l,;i20  lo  1.472,032. 


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CONTENTS.  P«lt* 

LssuE  or  October  Zi,  1923... 1509 

.VDJTjniCATEE    I'ATI3*TS 608 

Ixtfrterknct:  Notices 809 

tii<ri.  MMER.S flro 


T 


trade  mark  registered  May  14.  1907.  No.  62.596.  to  Albert 
l!ul,en  A;  To  ,  70'.»  West  .North  Avenue,  Chicago,  111.,  and  a 
iioiite  (if  .such  declaration  sent  by  registered  raall  to  said 
Albert  Kuben  At  Co.  at  the  said  address  having  been  re- 
turneii   by    the   (lost   olflco   undelivemble.    notice   Ih    hereby 


ArpucATiON-sUKnKRExAMmATiON.. ..■.■.■■.■.*."■.■■■.■.■.■.■.■.■.■.■.;"  610  !    eiven    U.at   i.nle««   said    Albert  ^»l^^_^ S?-_-_^}:^^ll  >ll^^^^^ 

Cr^MUlSfnoST.n'n    hF.d.SIONS-- 

K,x  parte  TutTord 611 

.VIcDaniel  and  Ue  Waltoll  v.  Stoehrer  luA  Sto<^hicr 612 

Ex  parte  ("ampbell 613 

llKCIBinSS  OF  THK    U.   S.  C  OCRTS— 

In  re  Scheib 814 

Rockford  Peerless  Furniture  ("o.  r.  Abramson 614 

Westinghou^e  Electric  4  Mfg.  Co.  r.  MetropoUian  Electric 

Mfg.  I'o 616 

Patevt  Suits  ...  61 S 

TEADE-MaEKS    I'VBI.ISHKD  (193  ArPUCATIONS) 619 

TKADB-MaIIK    REGI.'^TRATtOKS  GRANTED 646 

Label* 669 

Rkisbukj^ 661 

Dvaans 6«2 

Patekts  GaA.vrBD 665 


Issue  of  October  23,  1923. 

Trade-Marks 3S2— Nn.     174,.W)toNo.     174,931,  Inclusive. 

labels  1— No.       26,501. 

RaiSBues 4— No.       1.5,701  to  No.      15,704,  inclusive. 

Deslpi^ 11— No.       63,152  to  No.       W, 162,  Inclusive. 

Patents 713— No   1,471  ,.320  to  No.  1,472,032,  iaclusive. 


Total. 


IIU 


ADJUDICATED  PATENTS. 


r  legiil  representative*:,  shall  enter  an  api>earance  therein 
wUhiti  thirty  days  from  the  first  pnbllmtion  of  this  order 
the  Inti-rfcrenre  will  be  proceeded  with  as  in  case  of 
default. 

Thl.«!  notice  will   be  published  In  tii<    (»i-riti.*L  (Jazette 
for  three  consecutive  woeks 

\V\l.   A     KINNAN, 
.•Ictim;  CvriimiKsionrr. 

r.    S.   r'AiK.M    OkiUK,   ^yaxhifl;^t(Jn.  Cat.  :,.  192S. 

Orcmcatk  J'roduri*  l  orporation.  itn  assifinn  or  leijai  irprr. 

nentaUfcs,  take  notk-r: 

\D  Interference  having  l»een  declared  by  this  (tfflce  be 
tween  the  applicntlon  of  Everett  Lawrence  &  Company, 
New  Orleans,  La.,  for  registration  of  a  trnde-raark  and 
trade-mark  r«>pistered  .Inne  10.  r.tl7.  No  117,195,  to  Over 
sras  I*r,>durts  Corporation.  ]0r>-10i>  Hudson  Street,  New 
York,  .N.  Y.,  and  a  notice  of  such  declaration  sent  by 
reKlstered  mail  to  aald  Overseas  I'riMlucts  Corporation  at 
the  said  address  having  l)een  returned  by  the  post  ofHce 
nndeliverable.  notice  is  hereby  iri\en  that  unless  aald 
Overseas  Products  Cor[K»ratlon.  its  assigns  or  legal  repre- 
sentatives, shall  enter  an  appearance  therein  within  thirty 
days  from  the  first  publication  of  this  order  the  iuterfer- 
,'iice  will   be  pioceoileil  with  as  in  case  of  default 

This  notice  will   Ix-   publishi>d   in    th,"   OrririAi    Cazette 
fur  thre,    cnii<!i'cuti\ ('  \v,,.ks 

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Acting  Commigalaner. 


ID  C.  N.  J.)  Boyce  patent.  1,01KD,776,  for  motor 
meter,  //-  ,;  viilid  und  infringed.  Boyce  v.  Pyrene 
Mf<)    Co.,       0  F.'(i.  Ui'p.,  998. 


Interference  Notices. 

r.  S.  Patent  OrnrE,  WoJihington,  Oct.  i,  19a. 

The  Bell  Cap  Cumpany,  their  axsigns  or  legal  represmta 

tircH,  take  notice: 

An  Interference  having  bwn  declare<l  by  this  Office  be- 
tween William  London.  119  North  Main  Street,  High 
Point,  N  C..  for  registration  of  a  trade  mark  and  trade- 
mark registere<l  Septeml)er  lit,  1922,  No.  1,')8.891,  to  The 
Bell  Cap  Company,  72fl  Market  Street.  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
and  a  notice  of  such  declaration  sent  by  registered  mall 
to  said  The  Bell  Cap  Company  at  the  said  address  having 
been  returned  by  the  post-office  authorities  as  undellver- 
able,  notice  Is  hereby  given  that  unless  The  Bell  Cap  Com- 
t>any,  their  assigns  or  legal  representatives,  shall  enter  an 
appearance  therein  within  thirty  days  from  the  first  publi- 
cation of  this  order  the  Interference  will  be  proceeded 
with  as  in  case  of  default. 

This  notice  will  be  published  In  the  Offtciai,  Qakkttc 
for  three  consecutive  weeks. 

W.  A.  KINNAN. 
Firtit  A»»iatant  Commiuioner. 


Disclaimers. 

1.?70,.559. — Sumner  sitnpxrm,  Bridceporf.   Conn.      «'f.i  i,  h 

FvciNC.      Patent    dated    .Tune    2.^,,     1918       Itisclalnirr 

filed  October  ?,.  192.S.  by  the  assignee.   The  l^nuhcfilon 

Company. 

Hereby    disclaim    the   article    defined    by    said    claim    2, 

except    when   such   article   is   in   the   form   of  a   relatively 

thin  di.sk.  or  plate,  or  strip,  a  side,  or  relatively  wide  face, 

of  which  receivi^s  the  wear,  and  wherein  during  its  \ise  no 

binding  medium  additional  to  that  used  in  Its  manuf.Tcture 

need    be    applied    for    preventing    material    disintegration 

thereof. 


U.  R.  I'ATBNT  Officb,  Waihington,  Oct.  5,  19tS. 

.4lbert  Ruben  i  Co.,  their  aagignt  or  legal  repr9sentatii>e», 

take  notice: 

An  Interference  having  been  declared  bv  this  Office  be- 
tween the  application  of  Albert  T.  Straus.  Main  and  North 
Streets,  Lima.  Ohio,  for  reglstmtlon  of  n  trade-mark  and 


1,:;4.1,71 7. —/?ari  V.  Hanson,  Washington,  D.  C.  Tci.k- 
I'HONK  Appakatus  FOB  THK  Deaf.  i'stcut  dated  June 
15,  1920.  Disclaimer  filed  September  24,  192.'^.  by 
the  assignee,  Title  Initurancc  d  Trvtt  Company,  the 
patentee  consenting. 
Hereby  enters  this  disclaimer  to  claim  3  of  said  Letters 
Patent,  which  la  In  the  following  words,  to  wit : 

"  The  combination,  In  a  telephonic  andlpbone,  com- 
prising a  one-way  transmission  circuit  IncliidiBg  sound 
collecting  and  reproducing  devices,  of  audio-frequency 
transforming  means,  and  vacuum  tube  relay  means  whose 
input  circuit  Is  connected  through  said  trmnafornilng 
means  with  said  collecting  device,  and  whose  output  clr 
cult  !s  connected  with  said  reprodnelng  derlce." 

608 


CondiHon  ui  Applications  Lnder  Examination  at  Close  of  Business  October  12,  1923. 


0 


314 

12S 
175 
234 

167 
31' 


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Divatoiu.  Eiunnan,  uuj  lubiceU  of  uiTcatioDa. 


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12. 
13. 

LOEFFLER,   F 
Scatteiing  Lai 

HADEN.  C.  F. 
Tnbscco. 

RICH,    WM.    J., 
Metallurgical  Ap 

MERRITT,  A,  D. 
veyer<,  Power  D' 
title  Handling 

MAC  NAB.  J.  F.,B 
Prtnled  Matter; 

LEWERS,  A.  M., 
Pyrotechnic,  and 
ComrKisitioas;  S 

JARBiiE,  C.  t...  ( 

CLIKT.  J  W.,  Bed: 
ports 

TfeVi'S.    F.   M 


Closure  Operators;   Fences;  (jates 
lers;  Trees,  Plants,  and  Flowers. 

Culture;  Dairy;  Preserving;  Presses;  Tents,  Canopies 


Harrows  and   Diggers:   Plows.   Planting: 

Umbrella.'?,  and  Canes: 

Vietal  Kmindlng: 


lectric  Heating  and^  Rlieostats;  Electrochemistry  Heatlnz 
■atus;  Met*Uurgy,  Metal  Treatment;  Plastic  Metal  Workinl' 
Conveyers,  Chutes  skids,  ouldes  and  Ways;  Conveyers,  Fluid  Current.  C<-n- 
cM^.r^'S^^'  Handlmg- Hand  and  Uoi.st-Line  Implement.^,  Material  or  A r- 
shing  and  Puiling    mplemerts;   Railway  Mail  Delivery;  Traversing  Hot.st«. 

Jkmakine;  Book>«,  .sufps,  and  Lesves;  Ifar^■esters;  Jewelry:  Manlfofdlne    Music- 

.ving  Lords  or  Strands. 

Bleaching  and  Dyeing;  Chemical.s;  ChemLstry-Carbon  Compounds    Explosive. 
|teta^"l?e^K'  *^^''''^"^'  LiquidCo»tingConipo6lUons;  Medicines.  Plastic 

imes  and  Top;  ( ipiics;  Photography 

Chairs  and  Seats;  Furniture;   Kitchen  and  table  ArVlcies;' StV.re  Fumiiure;  Sut^ 


Moti-fi,    Fluid, 
Belles  and 


323      14. 


30^      1.5. 


L-,     .  ,^  i'""  *''<^„*'*s  Pumps;   Hydraulic  Motor?:  Injectors  and   Ejectors 
Motnrs.  Huid  Current;  Pumps.  j«^    « 

HI  NTER,  i>.  V.  Ucting).  Motor  \  ehicles:  l.and  Vehicles- Animal  Draft  ^ppliar 
Tons,  Dumpmg  VV  h«*l  Substltuies.  '  ^^ 

ARMSTR'iNi,,  Hi  C.,  Boot  and  Shoe  Making;  Boots,  Shoes,  and  Leeeines    Button    Fvplet    sn.i 
l'u'L':^r&;^'^-  ''""■  ^^^  ^'^^^^  ^'^"  Manu^acfuts^ /alll^g-a/d^sTa'pli^V^ 

PIERCE,  P.  P.,  Michine  Elements 

K'^'^'  ^J:!}'  ^'^Vir^^^  ^^""  Making;  Chain,' Staple,' and  H>rvcsl„<.  Making;' 

and\Veldmg;  Me;a   R.^hDg;  Metal  W  orking:  Needle  and  Pin  Making.  Turning. 

J     Compound  To<jb;  Culling  and  Punching  Sheets  and  Bar-    Karrierv    Metal 

!X)l3  and  Implements.  Making,  Sheet-Metal  Ware,  Making'    TkI-    \Mrp  Fabrirv 


NLXUN,  G.  A.,  B 
Driven,  Headed 
ing;  Metal  Forgln 

BRlMBACuH,  N' 
Bending;  Meul 


•Jjn,  .M  "Jan. 

•Fell  Dec 

•Ap:  -  "AfT 

•Jan.  1  »Mttr. 

I  Dec.  21  loT 

Dec  21  'Mar 

•Jan.  2.(  'Jiri. 

•M,ir  -A  'May 

•Jan.  30  'Sept 

•Jan.  3  'Ai-r. 

•Apr.  5  •MiT 

I 

•Jan.  10  "Jan. 

•Jan.  8  •May 


19 

4 

13 


!• 

2» 


ill 

1 .  4.Jf- 

1  to:> 

i,  ill 

l,ft42 


J4 
^'4 

1 

6 


31 


Tlrr 


U    *Au»,'      I 


and  Structure;  Wire  Working 


!12 


179 
JU' 
.M9 


!fi 


REDRtiW,  W.  L 

Liberation;  Plast 

BACKLS,  C.  D 

RAFTER.  1..S.,  C 

Paper  Manufactu 

Fpeding  '^r  Dellv 


k.i 


Paper  Making  and  Fiber     r>er.    is     Dec 


ass;  Ijiminated  Fabric  and  Analogous  Manufactures 
Block  and  Earthenware  Apparatus;  Plastics, 
liant  Energy;  Telegraphy;  Telephony  . . 

'"p^Hn^^T   ''".?■  ^.I*^  ^*f^'  nangfnf;  Nut  and  Bolt 'L;Kks;nrnamen'taUon. 
Prtnung    Type  Ca,stinK;  Sheet-Matcnal  As.sf<-ia!ion  nr  F(.lding;  Sheet  or  Web 
ng;  Type  selling.  " 


I'fc.    .'7      Dec. 
Dec.  -'0   "May 


».  P"RTER,  M.  E,  liiTiiid  Heaters  and  Vaporizers.  Motors,  Expan-iblo-Chanitrf-r  Tv-o:   P 


S [K-ed-  Resp(  n^i  vrt  De v ic-es . 
1<*.  I'.LASCMCK,   E,  S,     Automatic  Temperature  and   Humidity  Regulati' 
Furnaces;  Thermf>stats  and  ilumidostats" 


•■arr  r!«n'<: 


J). 


fems;  Stoves  and 
WRl'.HT.    H.,   Arjifirial   B<xly   Members;    MU-elianeou 
DeniLstrv,   Uxk?  md  Latches;  Safes:   L  nden^king. 


n,    Furn.'ue^,   Heating  sys- 


Hardware:   Closure    Fa,-ttnrrs:   Cutlery 


THl  RBLR   W.  L.lWlndini^and  Reeling;  Textiles-Braiding,  Netting,  or  Iju-e  Maklnp  i  1. 
r-  '".'^  Ji^,*f  P^'^fH'i'-'O.  Knitting.  Spinning,  Twisting  or  Twining,  W  eavlng 
(uLWELL,  J^  H  ,  Aeronaiiiics;   Firearms.  Ordnan.t:  Ammuniii.n  and   Explfrive   I»e\ 
ipiiniuon  and   F.xpl*lvc^Charge  Making;  Air  (.uns,  Caiai^ults.  and  Targe;,,  B,«!,  ur 


'th  Finish- 


;i7      23. 


144 

:4 

115 

2.5. 

1% 

26. 

:i4 

.C. 

*■'' 

> 

14' 

J^ 

i<i 
nd 


■s.   .\m- 
Buoys. 


Caia|jults.  and  Targe;,, 

Regiiters:  Sound  Rixordin^;  and  Ri^     Dec.  21      Dec.  21 


\  CL't'- 


.         -  --■!  .-~.       -m^^m.   ..B..^.  ,  «      ,,»   «»,    111.-  ,  -     '   1    Vi  ». 

mum, an  and   F.xpl(*lvc^Charge  Making;  .\ir  (.uns 
Ships;  Marine  P'  pulsion 
liRUESBECK,  W.  D  ,  Acou.stics,  Coin  Handling;  Recorders 
rrnducing. 

P.,- n'Vpni  ,T  •  ,-'^f;i*^^J'  Apper^l  Apiwratus:  <,arment  Simporfers,  Sewing  Ma.-hine.s 
^l   kH^'^J  w^'  ■'r-^    •  -^K*'*!'"?-  Butchering;  Centrifugal-rfowl  Separators:  Mill,    Threvhinc 
Ubie  and  Meat  Cutlers  and  Commlnutors.  c.as  Separati(n  '.  "i"      lun-nmc 

?v.-Mi.-'P'  v^;-  E^f'rt'-ity.  <,-*no™tion;  Motive  Power;  Prlm^Mover  Dynamo  Plants 
ANDERSON,  L.  Si.  Bni.sh,  Broom,  and  Mop  Making;  Bru.shing.  Scrubbing,  and  General  CleaninK 
.Apparatus.  "' 

ternaJ-Combusii.  n  Engines 

ading;  Boring  and  Drilling;  Buitfn"MakinV:Chl[ck^  or  Sfxkct's  Cixi'tVnn-  Toojl 
W  ht^lwrichi  Ma.hine,    Wrxxi  Sai»mg,  W.kxI  Turning.  Wordworking,''Wocd- 


Dec.  14  Dec. 

ntay  24  •Jiin* 

•M'lr  '0  '.Mir 

1'--  14  •Jul;, 

•let.  :  -Miir 


2.T 

28 

»8 

■1 

1 
16 


T'rr 

•Apr 


•Mir 
•Msr. 


TO. 
11. 


12 
i3 


J"  4      .14 


3^ 

2fi." 

1<)7 
37  ^ 

2211 
>>4 


lis 
114 
3^2 


15. 


4*1 


41. 
fi. 
43. 


Laundry;   Wash 
BENSoV.  A    R  . 

MHRRI.s  B  N  .  A  __ 
Handle  Ffk^trning: 
working  Ttxils. 

SILLI\  .\N,  M    R 
wrltinz  Machines 

HiiLMES,  W.  N 
Ilea: lag  and  lUu 
Stan  h.  and  Carbf 

BANCfU'KT.  J.  F 

WVMAN,    W.   I  , 
Me'allic  Building 
'T  C'lJupUngs;   \  a 

SIMPSON.  I,     R 
Rolling  .Stock: 
Axles:  Store  Servi 

REYN(.)LDS,  E.  C 
and  Indicators:  T 

MdRToN,  (;.  L., 
Force  Mpa"5unng 

TaVL(jR,  E   C,  E 

IDE,  <;  R.,  Animal 
i^uarrving,  and  1 

C<'Wl£s.  a.  W.. 


ini;minaiing  Burrerv  llluminaiion.   Liquid  and  iia.seou?  Fuel  Burner,,  Typ*- 

Alcohol,   Ammonia    Water,  and   Wood   DisUllatlon;  Charrr«l  and  Coke    da* 
Ung;  Hydraulic  Cement  and  Lime,  Mineral  Oils.  t^Us,  Kats   and  (due   Suear' 
ydraies,  l  <  nci-ntraiing  Evaporators  ■       ^     . 

(.as  and  Liquid  Contact  Apr«ratus;  Heat  Exchange 

iridges,.  Hydraulic  and  Earth  Engineering:  Ma.s<  nry  and  CrKTetr  -,■  n.,  i  urey' 
tructures;  Rr»d,,  and  PavemenLs;  Rwfs.  R<d  J.  lnt.s  or  foui  ling>:  PiieJonis 
ed  ripe  Joints  or  Couplings.  ' 

=:iectnci;y-TransmL>v,ion  to  Vehicles;  Pneumatic  Di.spaKh.  Railway,    Railway 
.Iway   S»-ltches  and  Sipnals;    Railways.  Surface  Track:    Railway  V  h«-l.,  and 
":  Track  >ander^;  \  ehicle  Fenders. 
.^Buckles,  Buttons,  Clasps,  Etc.;  Card,  Picture,  and  Sign  Exhibiting.  Signals 

utomatic  Weighers.  Driers;  Geometrical  Instruments;  Measuring  Instniment^, 


I'fH-  1.1  Dec. 

Dec  -•■:  'Fct.. 

•Jan.  2".»  *Keh 

•Jan.  10  "Apr 


•Jan     23    'July 

Dm      -'7       Dn 


•Jan.      6      Dec. 
•Jan     12   •Jan. 


•Fill,    I'i    'Apr, 


3 

24 

1.5 
21 

9 

V 


1,«1 


16 
10 


2.772 
I    -"* 

s7'> 

•  v3 

1   4o3 
J,2-V4 

]   o.sf. 


:.  107 

2,(<40 
1,603 


2,(^,4 

-QH 

1,581 

1,040 

631 

828 

l,fJW 

1 .  a'j7 

1   4  > 

1  ,:(.Vi 
1 ,  .t»i^ 

1 ,  «.<*> 

1 ,  ^ly-'J 


J,.isl 
1,700 


.'14 


Mining, 


IM      44 


37'^ 
3.T2 


354      47 


US 

3^3 

102 
163 


trldty   Circuit  Makers  and  Breakers, 
lusbandry:  F-arth  Boring;  FLshing  TrapplnB.'ind  Vermin  ■Destroying 
Harve-stlng;  statmnfry:  Stoneworking   WelTs 

..ncoiiv    ,    .    •„r"'*^'^^'^=""'^  ^P^'»^'""s:  Multiple  Valves;  Naive?;  Water  Distribution 
oBERLIN,  J^  J.,  Biggage;  Bottles  and  Jars:  Cloth,  Leather,  and  Rubber  Receptacles    LencWt' and 
Collection    Receptuies;  MetaUic   Receptacles;  Package  and   Anlcle  Carriers-  Pacer'  R^n  aHm 
Special  Receptacle  land  Packages;  Woijden  Receptacles  '-»rners,  raper   Krceptacles, 

m^TT^^^;  •'  >I     ^  V,  ^ ''i'''^',*^.'  *;,heelsand  Axle,s:  Resilient  Tires  and  Wheel.- 
V.MPkts.''-'  J  «■■«  *^'^''*i.^?°**"*'i?°*^  Housings:  Electric  Signaling;  Electric  Lamps 
"s:fr.VryJ.'^i.[q,^^l  .^  *p'a^rro'n'ol^u";ifl"c^Tr '='•  '''^'"''  "'  ^"^'^'^  ^''^  ExtlnguLshe-^s:  Sewerage: 

;^iEl^(  P^^ta^  lX^3er^^'l^^-^!^L£?in^^gJ^^n^*°^  «— ■  ^"""« 
woirr)TTri'''T*,^"'^''-f'ii^*5'^.  and  Shafting;  tubricailcn;  Motors;  Spring  Device.s. 
B^  .^  i   i'  w„  ^'  •  *  '"^'8  «'•  shades,  and  Screens;  Educational  Appliances;  fire  Escapes    I  adders 

BT^lM'^f^'^g^^i^^'^'/^^ri?'^-  P'r^  ^"*''°^  B»°«l*'^-  Wo^enBuTldrn'^-S^'afford  : 
B.^RKER,  H.,  Brakes,  Clutches  and  Power  Slop  Control;  Elevators;  Fluid- Pressure  Brake  and 
o,^nalofous  System;  Horology;  Tlme-CcntroLlng  MechanLsin.  rre^,ure  Brake  and 

pniJirr  lir     p-  P '^/-^'J>°°^!i"i'?^-  Ei«;'rttlty,  General  Applications. 

tuiNBLKt.     F.P  .Check-Controlled  Apparmtus;  Domestic  Oooklng  Vessels    Fuel  and  lenitlni? 

TxADx-MARiia,  Labels, lnd  Prints;  T.  L.  MEAD  JrIT^T^"!^'-,-     ■ 

1  Labels  and  Prints. 

610 


4.5. 
4«. 


4S 
49 


•Ar-r 

27 

•Apr. 

27 

1 

9M 

•M;ir 

2S 

•Mar. 

12 

2 

,122 

•Jan 
•J  an 

0 

2 

•Jan 
1  Dec 

20 

1 

1 

,91,5 
,973 

Dec 

Dec. 

13 
26 

Dec. 
•May 

16 
4 

I 
2 

..X58 
.100 

•Jan 
I  e( 

•Jan 

20 

•Apr. 

•Jan, 

Dec 

12 
17 
21 

I 
1 

1 

041 

77H 
<J0.5 

•Jan 

10 

•Apr. 

■2h 

1 

2^46 

Jan 
•Fell 

H 

•Feb 

•Mar 

16 
6 

1 

I 

661^ 
490 

•J.r. 

i; 

•Apr. 

21 

1 

207 

Dec. 
*Jin 

12 

2.5 

Dec. 
•Feb 

n 

17 

2 

426 

til4 

.♦May 

•July 
•Sept 

1 

2 

14 

•Mav 

•Aug. 
•Pept 

17 
21 
2.5 

1 
3 

1.52 
1V4 

DECISIONS  IN  PATENT  AND  TRADE-MARK  CASES. 


ComniJMioner'f  Decisions. 

Ex    I'ARTK    TrKFOKl). 

Devidfd  May  »,  /Sf.t. 

rATENTAUIl.liV-^Cl-AIMS     full     8 1  U.STA  \T  I A  I.I.  V     SaMK     Sfl) 

JK  I  MvrrKR  A.s  .Aii'Iicam's  Rrissi  e  Patk.nt 
The  firxt  group  of  T.'h  claims  held  to  be  for  subject 
matter  wbi(h  might  have  been  claimed  In  his  r.  iBsue 
patent,  ami  the  claims  of  the  second  group  held  not 
patentalily  difTerent  fmm  wh;it  Is  dlsclos.-d  and  claimed 
in  the  relKsiie  l«itrnt. 

.Vi'i'KAr   ffdiii  K.xjiiiiiiicrs  in  Cliief. 

EESII  IKVT    lIEEt.    LIFTS. 

Messrs.  R.  S.  d  A.  B.  Lacey  and  Mr.  F.  O. 
Rirhcy  for  ttie  applicanf. 

I'K.NM.Nd,  .\sHi*l(nit  ('(iniinis.yionvr: 

Applicant  ai»i»4'nls  from  the  dtH-ision  of  tlit'  Kx- 
aniiners  in  ("hief  iinirniini;  tlio  action  of  the  I'ri- 
Miiiry  Examiner  (inaliy  re.iectintr  the  claims  in  this 
application.  27  in  nnmher. 

The  ar>[»iication  di^ciosf.-s  a  (•oinavo-ct)iivc\  rtil> 
I'cr  hfH'l  lift  .\p[.li.;int\  Heissne  Patent  No.  14.(VJ0 
'li.>*clo8os  ,1  lift  of  the  sniiic  t.vpe  as  that  shown 
herein,  liaMi.-  four  opcniiifs  for  the  at;achin«  nai:.s 
centrally  arran;;e<l  therein.  In  the  present  appli- 
cation there  are  shown  six  of  these  openings,  four 
arranged  so  as  to  (mtl  ne  siihstantiiilly  a  re.taii;:lc 
in  approximately  the  ccn'er  of  the  lift  and  two 
other  oiKMiinKS  within  this  rectan;;Ie. 

The  re.ssue  patent  has  htn-n  cxten.sively  involved 
in  litiKation,  and  several  decisions  of  the  courts  with 
relation  thereto  have  been  published.  The  article 
shown  therein  and  ,ts  advantages  and  its  differ 
ences  over  the  prior  iirt  tire  fully  set  out  in  the  dc- 
eision  in  7<f  I'a  Ruhhn  Co..  Inc.,  \.  I.  7.  .s".  Hub 
ber  Co.   (  JiiS  P"ed.  Hep..  lifiO). 

Applicant  in  his  brief  di\  :des  the  claims  in'o  two 

::roups- namely,   1   to  G,  inclusive,  and  7  to  27,  in- 

'lusivi".     The  first  fjroup  does  not  include  the  tw(t 

'•entrallyarrunKed  nail  openings.     In  his  brief  aji- 

plicant  ofTers  to  reduce  these  claims  to  one  of  the 

tirst  grou[i  an<l  fi\(>  of  the  second— namely,  ciaiui  4 

and  claims  S,  13,   IS,  24,  and  120.     Claims  4  and  h 

read  as  follows:  | 

4.   In  combination    a  boot  or  shoe  heel,  a  heel  lift  made 
substantially    entlrelv   of   rubber   or    rubber   compoaltion.    , 
the  attaching:  face  of  the  lift  being  concave  andVdapted    i 

ri^''_K*"''°»^»''  v"^  *2  *^''°«  *<»  ^'^^  margin  of  the  shoe  ' 
heel  when  attached  thereto  and  attempting  to  regain  its 
normal  form,  said  lift  prcvldod  with  a  convex  tread  face 
P*,*?^.'?! 'i'" . '"*"**°***"y  parallel  to  the  attaching  face 
said  lift  being  provided  with  a  plurality  of  openings  for 
attaching  means  extending  from  the  tread  face  crosswise 
#  ff'°,.]f^  ^'^^  arranged  each  remote  from  the  margin 
"f  the  lift  and  substantially  the  same  dLstance  from  the 
Hide  edges  or  margins  of  the  heels,  said  lift  having  the 
general  outline  of  a  shoe  heel,  supporting  means  for  the 
heada  of  the  attaching  means  about  each  of  said  open- 
ing and  nails  or  screws  having  their  heads  resting  on 
said  supporting  means  and  attaching  the  central  paFt  of 
I  he  llrt  to  the  shoe  heel. 

8.  As  an  article  of  manufacture,  a  heel  lift  made  sub-  ' 
"^tantlally  entirely  of  rubber  or  rubber  composition,  the 
attaching  face  of  the  lift  being  concave  and  adapted  When 
flattened  out  to  cling  to  the  margin  of  the  shoe  heel  when 
*  t!l  ,.«  *''*'■<'*?  and  attempting  to  regain  Its  normal  form. 
'  ^'*i*'!.  Rr°^'*'*'^„*'**'  a  convex  tread  face  parallel  or 
Kiilrtitantlally  parallel  to  the  attaching  face,  said  lift  being 


provided  with  a  plurality  of  openings  for  attaching  means 
extending  crosswise  in  sjild  lift  and  arranged  each  suli 
Btantlallv  the  same  (lisfiiuce  from  the  side  f>dgps  or  mar 
gins  of  the  heels  Hiid  with  one  or  more  rent  rail  v  arrang.-d 
nail  rec»dving  o[.enings  within  the  (irst-uamed  plurality  ..f 
openings,  s.iid  lift  having  the  geiiernl  outline  of  a  .shrv 
heel,  and  8upiK)rtlng  means  for  the  bends  of  the  attachiiif 
means  about  each  of  said  openings. 

In  the  suit  above  referred  to  it  was  held  tluu  i:  .• 
claims  of  llie  rei.ssue  patent  iiic  iiiii  ted  to  ;,  ii,  .  1 
lift  of  a  s;iuc»'r  shape  as  distin^iiisluHl  from  a  .-s.-.h  ]. 
shape,  and  it  is  .ontcnde  i  li.\  the  applicant  that  th-' 
present  claims  are  n<  t  for  ij,,.  same  invenlion  ns 
tliat  c(»vered  by  tlie  claims  of  his  patent,  since  they 

I  are  not   limited  to  the  .<!aucer-sha].e  beei   and  sin.e 
the  claims  of  the  patent  do  not  specifi.ally  inrhi  ic 

I  thearrnni'ement  of  the  t  ail  rero  viiiLr  npenin;:s. 

The  t^isSue  patent  was  held  limited  to  ttie  saiui  r- 
sh-tpe  form  not  merely  be.'ause  of  the  i>ro<'eedings 
In  the  Patent  OfTicv  and  the  lanj:uu;:e  n{  the 
claims,  but  because  In  the  opinion  of  the  e.,urt 
f  w;is  necessar\  to  .m .  limii  theni  in  oplei-  to 
hold  them  valid  over  the  Ner^'cr  patent.  No 
661,129.  In  the  Tet^  Pee  .  a.^e  the  r.mrt.  in  dis- 
cussing the  construction  to  be  givei;  to  rhiim  0. 
the  language  of  which,  it  was  ar^iied.  did  not  re^ 
strict  it  to  a  sau<-er-shape  ht^d,  since  it  d  d  not 
include  the  limitation  that  the  heel  was  conc.ivo- 
convex  on   every    line  of  cros.s-strtion,   said  : 

Tufford  aimed  at  a  lift  of  such  materi;d  ami  nitti  i 
■"'■'"r  ««  «''«P«1  that  the  flattening  <!f  th'  c),..r 
would  produee  an  automatic  int-nsiv  f..-i,litiu  'it  all 
ni.%/  Z^^'  '"^'"*^*'"f  the  breast.  Merely  omitting  the 
plate  from  Nerger  would  not  get  this  result  becaiisr. 
wUho.u'  «^"P%^««  not  right.  Nerger's  breast  "hI^. 
J^  Iht  ►  the  plate  would  not  seal,  except  as  nails 
?h^  L  ^'*^  '^""'V"  'S  ^"'"  ''"ouKh  ,.nd  near  enough  to 
the  edge,  so  that  they  would  produce  the  sealing  ores 
sure,  ev,.n  If  the  lift  were  flat  The  omittirtg  o^f  'ver- 
gers  pate  by  Itself  will  not  get  the  desired  result: 
iir,  rTil""'-'  "^  ■"^'•'■S-''^'->  "PPcr  surface  i.s  also  nereV. 
snry  both  must  cooperate:  and  hence  the  construction 
which   we  give  to  claim   9   Is  essential   to  its  valldlty 

The  first  group  of  rlaims  here  reads  elearly 
upon  applicnnfs  prior  patent.  It  :s  true  that  Figs. 
1  and  4  there<if  are  perspfvfve  view.s.  and  it  can- 
not be  accurately  determined  from  them  that  the 
openings  are  located  ns  specirt«^l  in  these  ciainis: 
hut  the  siKvification  states  (page  2,  line  ("Vi  et 
seq.)  : 

nrii    !!.'i"  ♦k"''^^''''    ^.^    observed    by    reference    to    the    fig 
ares     of    the    drawings     th.nt     the     washp™     nrn     i^„i    i 

an'r??H*'li    equidistant    from'  the  Targ^n    of  %h7"  iV 
and    that    they    are    located    as    near    the    center    of    th. 

of    the'   mt^wh/'r'   ,S?"''^"'"^   ^    peculiar    construct  o. 
or    the    lift    which    will    presently    be    described. 

This  arrangement  of  the  nail  holes  for  the 
proper  attaching  of  the  heel  lift  to  the  h(vl  of 
the  shoe,  as  set  out  'n  the  first  gmup  of  claim^. 
is  not  such  ii  (lifTerent  invention  from  that  clainie  1 
In  the  patent  that  it  could  not  have  been  claimed 
therein,  and  therefore  if  applicant  was  entitled 
to  these  claims  they  could  have  been  obta  n.-! 
only  in  a  reissue  of  that  patent,     (^t^  rule  92  i 

But  great  stress  Is  laid  upon  the  claims  of  ij,,' 
second   group,   it   being   argued    that    the   arran-e 
ment    In    which    two    central    nail-receiving   open 
Ings  are  provided  is  n..t  shown  in  the  reis.«5ue  par- 

61) 


r,i2 


eiit,   and    thiil    nnlpss   rhp   unUs  nrp   rocnilarh-    nr- 


riln^^'<l    thp 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 102." 


ft    uill     cr:iiiii,ill\     work     Imosc     tlut- 


to  th»'  ten(]enr\v  of  tlie  1  ft  to  ussuiuf  its  ori^jinal 
shap^.  A  riunifj«T  of  nfn(iH^its  wt^n-  rtU*d  st't:tin;r 
up  that  in  ar  arraritcfin.Mit  su<li  ii^  shown,  in  the 
blue  priut.s  airaclieil  to  page  tJ  of  the  brief  before 
the  Kxnininers  in  Chief  the  n;iils  woald  taadually 
I'KJsen,  es|K»cia!ly  where  thf  htel  was  iiiatie  of 
an  infer  or  ei'ade  of  Ituiher  or  of  pastettoanl. 
TViere  is  ii^)thine,  however,  n  the  attiUuvits  to 
fiifFerent  rt'sult  \voul<l  be  (ititaine<l 
witti  the  :irr;i  ngenient  <if  thf  nails  >ho\vn  in  :his 
app!  (vition  fri'rn  that  shown  ti  the  reissue  {latetit. 
The  afTidavits  all  c<">ii)pare  the  arraii,t,'f'ineiit  shown 
in  this  applicurion  with  a  rase  in  whi'  fi  tlie  nails 
arr  irre:.'ularl  y  arraii-'cl.  I'.ut  thfi-o  is  no  ■•jr- 
reg-ular"  arrani:einent  in  the  heel  of  the  reissue 
patent  and,  as  stated  above,  there  is  no  compari- 
son t)etween  such  an  arrangernent  as  ttiat  and  the 
arrangement  (if  the  present  application.  Of  course 
six  nails  will  hold  the  1  ft  to  the  hcoi  more  se- 
curely than  flour,  and  if  four  nails  ufre  found 
not  to  hold 
heel  or  if  it 
lift  between 
wardly    there 


he  lift  suftu/iently  firmly  ui^on  tht- 
were  found  that  the  porti"!i  of  the 
the  four  nails  trndftl  t"  hul;re  up- 
certainlv    would    be   nu    irnention    in 


providin;:  o[)e  lius^s  for   two   more  nails. 

In  his   brie:'   appl  cant   states   that   Judaic   Deni 
son,   in   an  unpublishe<l  decision,  said: 

Tufford's    theory    teaches    that    hia    ed>;e8    would    seal; 
tMit    b^   do«s   not   depend   on    Nerxer'i   two   nailii.   be   puts 

In  five  more,  f  .jllowiiij;  the  shape  of  the  edjie  and  ap- 
proximately   m^tway    het-wcen    the    renter    and    the    e<lE>-. 

Aiid  lie  al'f'fies  tbut   tlw?  i  Uiiins  of   this   :ipt>l  eu- 
tioii  are  directed — 

to  that  Tery  stmcture  which  Judge  Deulson  says  the 
tarexitor  dep^ndi  npcui  to  sotve  the  problem  whose  soln- 
tloB  ii  already  I  said  by  tbe  courts  to  con»titiite  iiiTeu- 
tiotj  of  a  hitb  nirder. 

Rut  the  Nerirer  patent   shows  two  nail-receivin;; 

if   TiUTitrd    u««s    five    more   he   uses 


openiiii^'s.    and 

seren  in   all,  ^hereas   th  s  application  ■^bow  s   otily 

six.  and  souH 

all   of   these 

There   must 
Mttachine:  tlu 


of  the  a[>p^"!iled  f];iiiiiv  do  not  iiuiude 

ipenlncs. 
necess:>rily    be    provided    iik'^iiis    for 

lift  to  the  shoe  heel,  and  h<ith  in  the 
original  pateni;  and  in  The  rei><sue  thereof  there  are 
discloi«>d  the  four  rvntmlly  and  symmetrically  ar- 
ranged nail-reieiving  openin;is.  Claim  6  of  the  re- 
issue [latent  r(i\ers  bro.idly  the  central  arrant^etnent 
of  these  openings,  sitae  this  rlaim  sjM^cities — 

said    lift   txinjt  provided   with    nail   reoelTinr  openlnes   lo- 
cated   itear    ttr^  fcfnter    ther"of. 

When  the  r»is.sue  i»atent  expires,  anyone  w.U  be 
entitled  to  ninke  the  aiticle  sliown  and  ila.me^l 
thereto  or  an.M  noninventive  variation  thereof.  To 
gnint  to  applii'unt  the  ciuinis  of  the  s^^coud  >{rou|», 
all  of  which  iiiclude  one  or  both  of  tiie  two  interme- 
diate nail-recHiv.ng  openiii;;s,  woukl.  in  effect,  ex- 
tend the  monApoiy  grantetl  t)y  the  reissue  jiatent. 
and  this  is  especially  true  s^nce  some  of  these  claims 
fire  not  limited  to  the  ?;aucer-shapod  lift 

The  above  noldint;  is  nuole  on  the  a<siHuptioii 
That  the  arrankrement  of  the  lui  l-riveiving  orj«'nin;;s 
shown  In  this  tipplcation  was  de\ise<l  by  the  apii'i- 
cant  before  h^s  orli:itc;l   pafint   issued      itti\joush 


if  It  w,:>  not  that  patent  !«;  [ir'or  art   to  the  appli 

'unr,    as    :r    would    be    \i>  ;\ity    other    iiueiitor    who 

devised  til's  arraiiL-euieiit  sutiseriuently  to  the  is^ii 
nnce  of  the  [>;irfnr. 

In  his  suppiemental  oath  :ipplicant  alleges  tiiat 
the  >iibjert  ii.atter  of  tiie  ainendment  of  June  3. 
19'Ji^    wl.ioh   iiii  hides  ttio  ;jp(ie;ilei!  claii:^     w  a-,   in- 

\eiiled    liofore   !;r  tile<l    hlv  present   Mppli.  ;it  loll   :ind  — 

was  liot  k!i<.\\r!  r  iiscj  tjeforo  niy  lintntii.ii  »;is  ind 
[iflti  rit.'i!  ur  .It'sri  iti(M|  in  a  [irinrU  piiM  iciuj"ii  in  any 
country'  niorf  thai)  twn  y-virs  ''of.iro  ttiy  aiplifn  tlott 

This  is  tile  usuai  form  of  a  su|>plemental  oath 
and  it  is  not  elcnr  therefrom  tliat  applictmf  ntende  1 
to  ailetre  that  he  had  de\  i>o)|  tlie  nrran^emetit  oT 
the  six  hai  1  re.i'i\  in_'  opi-Mnu'^  >ho\\  i  in  tin-  iire-ent 
appl  <;itioii  li.e..rc  tile  i --^u;!  n.  o  (,f  file  ori-iiial  pat- 
ent, or  i-veii  li.-fore  the  ^lanr  of  the  rej-vn,. 

To  r»H':ipilul:'le.  it  :iiii>t  be  held  that  the  .-1.  ii,:s 
of  the  first  ::roMti  ithlndin^'  ,'aiiii  I.  '-ead  I'leary 
Ul)oii  the  ori_'iit:i!  p.d.  iit  iiid  the  rei<-Ue  iliiTeof  an  1 
are  for  xiii.j,,-  tieitfer  w  hieli  tu  i:bt  lm\e  1>«<m 
elainuNl  ther«>  u.  nin]  th  t  ttie  elnims  of  the  s«'<'ond 
•,;roup,  v\  hi-  fi  in.  hates  .1.  ims  K,  13.  IS,  'J4.  .and  '_V, 
tire  not  pnteiitat<l\  different  from  what  is  disi  |o*,.d 
and    claimed     :;    t!a'    !aa-~>iir    [uitent. 

The  decisiiHi  of  (he  l-;\aiii  ners  in  ("hief  s  af- 
tirnu>»l. 


MrPvMFT      \Nti     1  >)'     WvirnKi      r      Stofiir?:i;     \m> 

S  lof-URKIl 
Ih'uliil    Si  ptrmbrr    pi.     /'ij' 

1.    I  vT£i:FKk>;  v  K      Ibkiuiw       SnuToKr     Mar 

It    is    w.  li    'rtttl.'.l    that    wh.-tli.  r    a    \wr    exists   to    Xhf 

^ratit  of  1  ;..!•.  lit  '.  >,n'  -f  ;h.  parties  Xu  an  interfiT 
t>nro  <!v:i.-v  r.Mt  r'l.iti  to  jriiriiy  "f  invention  ^slinr 
luff   V,   S'rt-rt    iin^l    <pinn'i'\    :,'?e   i>     C  .    tV'.O  :    4f\    Apte    V 

-       5^  A  ME S(MK-      S^MK 

Where    M(l>;inii'!    .'iDi!    [  i.     Waltoff    preH<'nted    in.   t>-vti 
tiMiny    to   .  JMljli,))    thif    iIk'v    iiiiiilt    tti''   inv«'ntien   prittr 

to    tho    s'li^T    i>.ir'>  -^    '  Ini^    >!.Tt<.    nrnl   on    appeal    fron 
t!u'  ilecisi.ai  ,,{•  -ti.    r\;o!.  n.  I    of  I  n  ti-rf'rrnr*--:  awardin- 
pnoriry   t<i  !h<-   ^mor   piirty    rni^.'d   only   tho  question   o' 
a    statiitorv    tiar    ii>    rho    i,«isii;i  tici'    ,,{   a    jwitent    to    th.Ti 
p;irty.    tti,'    ;i|)[»,ii    «  i>    pr-perly   diNralssed 

<  In  vy\  1 1  in\, 

IM'   SEMFtVT    AITARVTCR. 

\fr.   /■;.    Ifitni.     lal'.'il    f.  o-   M,[einie1  and  Pe   \\al 
toff. 

1/r.     li'Hi.l     r      II  ',//m)/(/,/<  r     t'or     Sfoehrcr     ai.<l 
Stoehrer  , 

I{()i!Funsov.  C<iiunii:^xi<>ui^\ 

.Af<'Dnnioi    and    Iv     Wrjltoff    petition    for    "lelief 
from  the  a<ti"n  oi  thf  Kxaniioers  in  <;hief  di$cini8!> 

ing  their  apiH'ul  I'asi  .\u;:ust  7.  192^." 

Tl>e  nv-irij  sh<ev-  th.ar  McT>jiniei  ami  He  Waltof 
UKivetl  to  il  ssol\e  (lif.  interference  on  the  L'r'Min> 
that  to  ;,'niJit  a  patent  on  tl**'  in\eiitiou  in  i»,NjH'  to 
Stoehrer  ,ind  sro^-hicr  "\.Mdd  he  double  imtentin;: 
in  v  ev>  of  a  i>r  f<v  patent  to  them.  Tl¥»T  ilso  movetl 
to  'lisMtlvc  o],  \\n'  ;;roiind  fli^it  the  isKue  was  un 
patentable  in    v  jow    of  uther  potentx. 

TIte  iJM>fi«wi    fo  d'ssoUe   was  «V>ijieti   by   the   Law 
Kxntain'T,  .  iwl   (iaa's   were  s*>t  by  the  Examlm'r  of 


OOTOBU  2b.  ll^iS 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


613 


Interferences  for  taktnK  testimony.  No  testimony 
having  I»eeu  taken  within  the  time  wt,  the  Exam- 
iner of  Interferences  nwanled  priority  to  the  senior 
party,  Stoebrer  and  Stoehrer.  He  held  in  his  de- 
cision that  the  coutention  us  to  double  patenting 
rehiteil  to  ihe  (juestUm  of  ptitentaWlity  and  not  o1 
priority  uf  invention.  Api)eJil  was  ttiUen  from  that 
decision  i"  the  Kxaniiners  .n  (Jhief.  and  in  the 
reasons  for  api»e<il  the  only  t'rouiMl  aB.sljme<l  relattNl 
to  this  tpiestiun  of  donl>le  patentint;. 

The  lOxaminers  in  (jhief  Kranted  a  motion  filed 
tty  St"elirer  an<i  Sioebrer  to  dismiss  the  appeal, 
holding  tliJtt  the  question  of  patentability  urged  Ity 
the  apiHllant  di.i  not  relate  to  priority.  an<l  there- 
fore the  aiijK'al  m  sed  no  ap[>ealable  question. 

11)   It   is  well  settle«l  that  whether  a  bar  exists 
to  the  Rrarii  of  a  imtent  to  one  of  the  parties  to  an 
interfenMice  does  not  relate  to  priority  of  Invention 
{SliHi/luff  \.   Street  and  Sf)ina»ife.  ZW  (>.  G..  659; 
45  App.  I).  C.  302.) 

In  the  case  citetl.  tlK'  ap{>eal  of  Sweet,  which 
rais*Nl  (>nly  the  (pjcstion  of  the  patentahilUy  of  the 
issue  in  \  lew  of  ;»  jirior  patent  to  Spinasse,  was  dla- 
ml8setl  by  the  court  of  a|)peals. 

1 21  As  Mclhtniel  and  De  VValtoff  presented  no 
testimony  to  establish  that  they  made  the  invention 
prior  to  the  senior  parly's  filing  date,  and  on  ap- 
jjeal  from  the  decision  of  the  Examiner  of  Inter- 
ference**  awardln;,'  priority  to  the  aemor  party 
raised  only  the  question  of  n  statutory  bar  to  the 
issuance  of  a  patent  to  that  iiarty,  the  appeal  was 
Ijroperly  'disnilssed. 

The  petition  is  denied. 

Hi  Ex  PARTE  Campbell. 

■^         nectded  September  K,  I9ts. 

1.  I'K.VCTIC*       RE.rECTIO.N       Al'PiaCATION   OF   Kekerenchs. 

Wli»«fWtn  reapoiiw  to  a  rejection  the  applicant  pointed 
out  ilx   fenturea  UiRt  he  alletted  he  waa  irnable  to  find 

in  any  of  the  references  and  requested  that  they  be 
applied  to  the  clalua  attd  the  Exaaaiuer  then  finally  re- 
jected the  claims  without  any  explanation.  Held  that 
the  Examiner'.s  action  can  not  be  regarded  as  a  proper 
response  to  the  appMrnnfs  request  even  though  the 
reference*  are  eajrlly   understood. 

2.  SAifK — SAsrE-   5.*»rE 

Held  that  nn  uppltcant  after  paying  his  flllnf  fee  te 
entitled  to  coHiplete  Information  before  he  baa  to  pay 
aa  appeal  lee. 
H.   Same — Same — Kxr'i.ANAMoN    I'luou    to    Final    R«jec- 

TIO.S. 

Ill  III  thnt  before  a  case  Is  close<l  the  applicant  Is 
entitled  to  n»  full  and  clear  an  explanation  aa  the 
Kirninlner  wonW  consider  necessary  If  he  were  called 
upon   to   answer  an   appeal   or  to  otherwise  defend   bla 

final  rejection. 

O.N    I'KTITION. 
*  CAN    OVKVER. 

ifr.  Emit  /•'.  Laiujc  for  the  applicant. 
KuBKkTsoN,  CuuimiMnioner: 

Applicant  i)etitions  tliat  the  final  rejection  in  this 
case  Imj  set  a.side  as  l>eing  [iremature  and  that  the 
Examiner — 

apply  the  referencea  to  the  dalma.  with  Bpedal  reference 
to  the  six   features  enumerated-  - 

In  a  certain  amendment  t^hnt  had  been  filed  In  the 

case 


In    the    first    acth>n    oi    tin-    case    the    Kxaminci 

stated  : 

The  oiainis  ;ir.    njerted  ,,n  cncli  of  the  following  patents, 

citing  three  patetifs. 

In    the  seeond  action   tlH»  Kxaminer  stated: 
The  ( Islms  stand  rejected  on  the  references  and  for  the 

reasons  of  record, 

and  cited  two  additional  references.  .\o  applica- 
tion of  tiie  i-eferences.  however,  had  been  made  on 
Ihe  record. 

In  resiMHtse  lo  lliis  action  the  applicant  iH>inted 
out  six  features  that  he  allpj::ed  he  was  unable  to 
find  in  any  of  the  references,  and  he  resr)eclfully 
retjuested  that  the  referenc'ts  be  applied  lo  the 
claims 

Insteafl    of   ctunplyins:   witfi    ftiis    reasonatde    re- 
quest, which  was  well  settled  as  proper  pr.actlce  25 
years  a>ro  l>y  t'ommissioner  Rnell  fn  ex  jiartt    Mer- 
gmthahr  tl89R,  V.  I>..  221):  ^5  O   G.,  775>,  the  Ex 
aminer  tinally  rejected  the  claims  witliout   any  ex 
planation.     This  action  can   not   lie  regarded   as  a 
proper  resf^onse  to  applicant's  re<iuest.  even  though 
the    references     are    easily    understood.       Patents 
which  ma>    b«'  (juite  obvious  to  an   ICxaminer  who 
has  been  working  in  Ibe  siiuie  (hiss  of  iiivenUons 
for  several  years  may  \>e  (juite  tlie  opposite  to  one 
wlut  is  not  saturated  with  the  prior  art.     In   any 
event,  after  aikplicant  lias  jtoiuLed  out  six  features 
Vhicii  be  considers  patentalde  differences  ordinary 
ct>urles.\    sli»>uld   require   tike   Examiner   to   comply 
witli  tlie  applicant  s  request,  itarticularly  since  the 
ap]>li€aiit'»  tiling  fee  was  paid  for  just  such  serv- 
ice;  but  aside  from  courtesy   llie   rules  and   deci- 
sions of   the   Ofiice   require  compliance   with   such 
a  request.     Rule  65  provides  that  if,  upon  reexami- 
nation, tlkC  ilaJm.s  sliould  again  l>e  rejectetl — 
the  rea.sons  therefor  will  be  fully  and  precisely  sUtfid. 

It  goes  without  sayiug  that  if  api>licant  bad  filed 
an  appeal  the  Examiner  in  liis  "statement"  would 
have  furnislied  tl>e  Board  of  Examiners  in  Chief 
with  all  the  reasons  for  affirming  him,  with  the 
hope  tluit  his  decision  would  not  be  reversed.  In 
fact,  if  the  Examiner  luid  given  the  applicant,  in 
resiKdise  to  Ids  re<iuest.  the  same  reasons  he  now 
gives  in  his  Jinswer  to  tlie  i>etiLion  the  present  con- 
troversy would  not  have  arisen.  Furthermore,  tht 
applicant,  after  paying  his  filing  fee,  is  entitled  to 
complete  information  before  and  n(»t  nfter  he  has 
to  pay  nn  appeal  fee  of  $10.  The  decisions  clearly 
cull  for  this  and  hold  tliat  l>efore  a  case  is  closed 
the  applicant,  particularly  if  he  requests  it,  is  en- 
tltletl  to  as  fnll  and  clear  an  explanation  as  the 
Examiner  would  consider  necessary  if  Ive  were 
called  upon  to  answer  an  appeal  <)r  to  otherwise 
defend  his  final  rejection.  In  this  connection  see 
etr  jKirte  M(  rtfettthtiler.  sujira,  where,  after  refer- 
ring to  certain  decisions,  (Commissioner  Duell  held 

that- 

•  •  •  ttieac  authorltlea  require  an  ExaiuiBer  before 
closing-  fl  c'lKc  to  explain  the  referencea  nnd  their  perti- 
nency as  clearly  aad  fully  as  would  t>e  done  la  the  Exami- 
ner's answer  to  an  appeal  should  appeal  be  i^keu. 

The  final  reje<'tion  is  set  aside,  so  tliat  the  K\- 
amiiM'r  may  fulfill  his  duty  as  calle<l  f«»r  by  rule 
65  and  the  decisions  relating  thereto. 

The  petitloB  fs  granted. 


C.14 


Court  of  Afipcds  of  tke  D  ttrict  of  G>hiiiibui. 


!    ^TKNTABILITT- 

Aa   appara 

'hem    while   h 
■''mpressed-ai 
1   chamber  wfi 
must  enttiln 
'he  'lies   to  (I 
I    prior    pate 
•vhich   com 
the  anvil  or  ( 
the  exhaust 
-''a!<^  from  a 
ilisr!o8es    a    i1 
>'tcept  that   it 
■  lirectly  to  Lh*! 

Mr    B.  G    F 
I/'-.  T    A    H' 

f'iltS. 


Is   BE    S(  HEIB. 
t^.     Decided  Jmwe  i,  IfO. 
ArPMCATION  OF  Rkferescis. 
tus    for  sharpening   rock   drllU   by   placing 
>t   between   diea   which   are   operated  by  a 
motor,   the   lower  die   being   mounted  on 
Ich  supports  the  appliance,  the  motor  ei- 
the  chamber,   from  which   it   pas«o8  over 
<lodL:e   the   scale,    is   not  patentable  where 
t    discloses    a    nupportlni?    chamber    from 
air   Is  directed   to   blow  cinder*   from 
ea  of  a  forging  .ipparatns,  another  showa 
m  a  fluiil  motor  directed  so  as  to  remove 
unger  operated  by  the  motor,  and  another 
ill    sharpener    like    the    one    applied    for, 
has  no  chamber  and  delivers  the  exhaust 
dies. 

'nWr  for  Scheib. 

xtetlcr  for  the  Commissioner  of  Pat- 


pressed 


fro 


r(> 


I'.efore  Smyth 
tit-e.    and    S 
Court  of  C 
Smith,  ./.; 
The  shnr 
■  i<'omplishe<l 
'lies  wliich   a 
r Teased  air  to 
ertlcaJly  dowii 
r'xrging  opernt 
-'•ale  which  l<V 
f;iies  of  the  di 
I-ermlt   of  the 
I'ir.     The  a 
I'lied  for  a  pa 
iU'tiniEr  th&  ex 
l"Tv   chnnil>er 
\\liich   chainlie 
finds   egress   u 
f:ice  of  the  dl 

.\li  of  the  r 
j  '  teil  by  Mie  I 
.irtiniied  iri  .ip] 
I'.v  Mie  .Vs.sistan 
f  rhc  .\s.sisti 
raken  ;iiid  invo 
i»lii.-;itiun. 

In  a  .Iriil  si. 


Chief  Justice.  Kobb,  Assoclnte  Jns- 
iTH,    Judge   of   the    United    States 
u^toui.s  Appeals. 


peninjr 


ippnr 
tun 


e.i 


support     having 
lecelvlng    chamlx 
n;ot')r  mounted  on 
by   the    motor   an- 
into  and  out  of  ( 
t*;e   bus*'   or   «upp< 
from    tbe    motor 
liaving    ports    U-af 
Hver    the    exhaijst 
f !  <Tpfrom. 

4  In  H  dri'i  sfi 
r>',ii  ti  vt'ly  uiov  ;i]]lt^ 
'hfrffor  having  a 
t^p  support  for 
livnihers,  and  m 
motor  to  the  cha 
t?ic  chambt'r  to  o 

■'     In   a  drill   «h 
siii'port  havlnif  a 
h.  ).>w   the   worlt  ja 
(■'orn    the   chamlxT 
••Mending  upwardl 
li.g   blast   to   the  Js 
jnw   and    movable 
fl'^'d    operated    m 


o; 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBES  23, 1923 


of  rocli -drill   bits  by  pressure  is 
f  heating  and  f)Iacing  them  between 
force<l   together  by  applying  com- 
II  piston  which  moves  the  upper  die 
ward  against  the  lower  die.     That 
on    results   in   the   formation    of   a 
263  in  the  nngles  sind  corners  of  the 
i>8  and  must  be  removed  in  order  to 
prr)[)er  sh.irpenlng  of  jiuother  drill 
titus   for  which   the  appellant  ap- 
t  acfomplishes  that  result  by  con- 
inst  II  ir  from  the  motor  into  a  bol- 
liich    supijorts    the   appliance   from 
tht'  ;iir   more  or   less  eorapresseil, 
i-.ird    through    ports   and   over   tbe 
ind  tiiereby  dislodges  the  scale. 
iMims,    seven    in    numljer,    were    re- 
ii!iar\   Kxa miner  which  action  was 
';ii  by  tlie  i:x.t miners  in  Chief  and 
t  Comuiis.sioner      lYoui  the  liecision 
It    <'oiiiniis,><ioiier    this    jtiipeal    was 
\es  the  following  claims  in  the  ap- 


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pw 


jui-pvLur,   the  cooiLiiuatlon   wiili  a  base  or 

work  eunngini?     face    and     an    exhaust 

b«'low     the    s.ime.    of    a     fluid  operated 

tti.>  base  or  support,  a  memi>er  operatf-d 

having   a    uorlcenffaglng    f.ice   movable 

•jaction    with   tbe  work  engn^lng   face  on 

irt   and   means   for  directing   the  exhaunt 

Into    the   chamber,    said    base    or    support 

iig    from    the    chamber    upwardly    to   de- 

betwe.n    the    faces    to    clean    the    scale 


en 

in 
ne 


irpenor.  the  combin.n  tlon  with  enacting 
work  enga>:lug  m.mb»T8  and  n  support 
chamber,  of  n  iluidoperafe  1  motor  on 
^fTectine  the  relative  movement  of  the 
US  for  directing  the  exhaust  from  the  ( 
ber,   said   support    having   n   port    from 

of  the   members. 
rr>cner,  the  combination   with  a  bnso  or 
tatlonary  work   Jhw   thereon,   a   ch.nmhet 
*   and  a   blow   port   exit'odiug   iipwiinllv   > 
l)elow    the    work    j.iw    and    a    blow    port   i 
y   from   the  chamber  to  deliver  a   clewn 
w,  of  a  work  Jaw  above   the  stationary 
Into   and    out   of   enaction    therewith,   a 
or   on    the  base   or  anpport   above  the  i 


movable  Jaw  and  connected  thereto  for  operating  It,  and 
meaas  for  delivering  the  exhaust  from  the  motor  to  tb« 
chamber. 

7  In  a  drill  sharpener  the  combination  with  coactlnc 
work  holding  Jawa,  relatively  movable  toward  and  tnm 
each  other,  of  dies  carried  thereby.  depreartoD'  ta  ttat 
Jaws  on  oppoalte  aides  of  the  dies,  a  motor  for  relatlvelT 
moving  the  Jaws,  and  means  for  delivering  the  exbaost 
from  the  motor  into  said  depressions. 

The  patent  iS8ue<l  to  Vogel  In  August.  1870. 
dis<-los«'s  the  h.jllow  supporting  chamber,  a  feature 
of  applirant's  aiiparatus.  from  which  chund>er  cotn- 
[)ress»Ml  air  is  directed  f(.  t>lnw  cinders  or  other  un- 
desirable matter  from  the  anvil  or  di»>8  of  a  fon?lng 
appliance. 

The  patent  to  Sears  issueil  March.  11K)7,  showa  a 
means  of  conducting  and  directing  the  exhaust 
from  a  fluid-o[>erHting  motor  in  such  a  way  as  to 
remove  scale  or  otiier  foreign  bodies  from  the  plun- 
ger of  tluld-operating  machines,  and  so  prevent 
damage  to  the  mechanism  by  cutting  or  abrasion. 

The  patent  Issued  to  Het.-illack  in  June.  1903, 
disclo.ses  a  drill  shari)ener  with  a  fl.\«tl  and  a  mov- 
able die.  The  movable  die  Is  oi)erate<l  by  the  motor 
and  the  exhaust  from  the  motor  Is  conducted  by  a 
pipe  to  the  dies  for  the  removal  of  soalea 

The  (inly  ui.iterial  difference  l>etween  Vogel's  pat- 
ent and  that  for  which  apiilication  is  made.  la  that 
the  supiK)rting  hollow  chamlier  of  Vogel's  patent 
utilizt's  compres.sed  air  at  its  original  pressure, 
whereas  the  supfwrtlng  hollow  chamber  of  the  ap-' 
plicati.»n  utilizes  compressetl  air  after  It  has  done 
the  work  of  moving  the  [liston  and  is  under  dimin- 
ished pres.«»ure  due  to  cxjiansion  In  the  hollow  base. 
The  differrii.e  tn'twoeii  the  Sears  patent  and 
that  aiiplletl  for,  is,  that  the  exhaust  of  the  motor 
is  di.scharge<l  into  a  small  cavity,  immediately 
under  the  plunger  and  therefrom  outwardly  around 
tbe  [)l linger  so  as  to  remove  scale  or  other  foreign 
iiiuterial. 

The  patent  to  Ketallack  has  no  chamber  and  de- 
livers the  exhaust  to  the  dies  directly  by  means 
of  a   pipe. 

We  think  that  claims  .'{.  4  and  R  are  met  by  the 
references  to  the  pa  tent. s  of  Vogel.  Sears  and  Retal- 
liick.     Claim  7  (^.vering  the  deprt'sslon  in  the  Jaws 
oil  n[.posite  sides  of  the  dies  and  a  means  for  de- 
livering the   •■\hau>t   "f   tlie   motor  into   such   de 
l>ression.  is  a   variation  of  construction  which  ac 
'ompli.shes  a  result  which  is  not  new  and  does  not 
uiateri.dly    nr    vita!i\    ^iirf.T    fmni    th.'it    of  the    ref 
erences. 

The  decision  appc.ilc^l  frnm  is  afflrrne^l. 


U.  S.  Circuit  Court  of  Appeals — ScTcntli  Circvii 

ROCKFORO    PEFRI.KSS     KfRNITrBE     Co.     f.     ABRAMSON. 

Iieriili-'l    .<(•;, trrnhrr    /I,    /922, 

[  -^4    led     Rep..   :iM  ]  • 

1      I'xrK.vTS — Makim/  r»Krs  Skcarablb  .Not  I.vve.vtio."*. 
The  merf   fact   that   base  and   pedestal   of  an  electric 
floor  lamp  werf  separable    to  aid  in  shipping,  woald  not 
show   invention 

■2.    SwfK — 1.25;!  rt."!?.     p.>R 
yni  Nf.ED 

The  Abramson  patent.  No.  1,2S.1,7«5,  for  base  and 
p.Hlesta!  of  electric  floor  lamp,  Held  valid  and  infringed 
bv  one  structure  of  defendant  and  not  Infringed  by 
another. 


rr,.K)B    Lamp,    Valid    and    In- 


OCTOBKB  23,  1U23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


cir. 


.VPPEAL  from  the  District  Court  of  the  United 
States  for  the  Iva stern  Division  of  the  Northern 
District  of  JItinois. 

Suit  in  equity  by  Matilda  J.  Abrnmson.  as  ad- 
ministratri.^  of  the  estate  of  Alfred  C.  Abramson, 
against  the  Uookford  I'eerless  Furniture  Com- 
pany. D(MToe  for  complainant,  and  defendant  n[i- 
pttil.s.     Reversed  in  p.-irt. 

Mr.   /.iricoln   11.  Smith  for  the  ai)pellant. 
Mr.  Otto  /.'.  linnirtt  for  tbe  ap[)ellee. 

Before    B.\ki:k,    Alschmfr,    and    Kv.\ns.    Ciicuit 

Judces. 
AiscHiiFR,  Cir.  J  : 

The  apiieal  is  from  a  decree  tinding  valid 
and  Infringed  T'nited  States  I'atent  No  l,2r>3,7r>r), 
to  Abramson,  January  \T),  I'HS.  The  stated  ob- 
ject of  the  irnention  is  to  provide  electric  floor 
lamps  witli  base  and  {H'destal  sepai-.able  to  facili- 
tate kn(Kkilown  shipn;ent :  the  i)eiU'staI  l)eln^'  fully 
e.iui[ir>ed  at  the  factory  with  electri*  wiring  and 
plug,  .so  tliat  the  dealer  may  retidiiy  a.s.senible  the 
lamp  for  immediate  use  without  the  necessity  of 
attaching  the  plug  to  the  wire  after  ba.se  and  \xh\- 
estal  are  joined  together.  I'igure  4  of  the  patent 
■<ltawing  Is  ns  follows. 


The  figtire  rejiresents  the  base  and  the  pedestal: 
7  is  a  hole  through  the  center,  through  which, 
either  the  jK-destal  itself  or  a  hollow  ro<l  extend- 
ing through  the  i>edestjtl.  proje<:-ts,  for  holding  the 
FH-destal  to  the  bast  either  liv  sc  rewing  the  ix^les 
fill  into  threads  of  the  hole,  or  by  a  nut  at  the 
lower  end  of  the  rod,  whereby  i)edestal  and  bas«> 
are  drawn  together:  17  shows  another  hole  in  the 
ba.se  just  outside  of  the  ciige  of  the  pedestal  as  It 
rests  upon  the  base,  and  19  is  a  slot  conne«-ting 
these  holes.  The  wire  is  threadeil  through  the 
l>e<lestil,  connected  with  the  lamp  at  th"  top  of  the 
I>edestal,  and  with  the  plug  at  the  other  end  of 
wire  for  attachment— all  complete  for  \\9e.  The 
parts  are  assembled  by  first  looping  the  wire  down 
through  the  slot  and  holes  and  fastening  the  base 
and  pedestal  together,  whereby  the  wire  comes 
through  hole  17  in  the  base  Just  outside  of  the 
edge  of  the  ixMlestal  as  it  rests  on  the  base. 

The  separability  of  base  and  pe<1estJtl  is  a  great 
advantage  in  shiiyfilng  the  lampa  The  base  being 
usually  much  broader  than  the  pedestal,  if  the  lamp 
is  assembled  at  the  factory,  considerable  waste 
space  results  in  packing;  but.  with  the  parts  sepa- 
rated, bases  can  be  compactly  crated  in  one  pack 
age,  and  pedestals  in  another,  materially  reducing 
the  bulk  and  effecting  a  •avlnj:  in  freight  charges. 


I       ID   Rut    s<'p.!rabillty    alone   would    not    be   pat- 
entable,     lis   possibility   and   advantages   are   fxr 
fe<tly  obvious.     Rut  in\ention   may  i-eside  in   f)ur 
ticular   ni'iins   to  such   an   end       If   the   bole  at   7 
were  large  enough  to  pass  the  plug  through  it  t(^ 
the  bottom  of  the  base  and  the  wiring  with  plug 
altached   then  [i.is.sed  out  under  the  li;is«\  it   would 
scarrely   he  ■■(.nti'iideil    that   this   wouhi    iiivohe   in 
veuiinn:    .•ind    if  this  w-re  all   that   .\brani.s4.n   tlis 
closed,  he  would  i  ot  lia\e  been  entitled  to  a  patent 
r.ileiit     l.ftSll.ll!*.     to     Dalzell     &     Scrof,'giii.s.     i;>12. 
shows    a    lamp    with    .separable    lt;ise    ;ind    electric 
wiring  extemliiii:  liown   through   the  b.ose  and  out 
betwe.-n  tlie  Iclts  or  <ii>enings  of  the  h.-ise.     Tateni 
I.iiSi.4!»s,  In  (Hidenian.  lill.'^.  shows  .someiliint:  rjuitc 
similar,  the  wiiing  passing  out  throimh  ;i  groove  in 
the   base,   althouu'h    in    that   instance   it   aitpears  to 
eiin>r::e   tliroiii:!)    :i    hole   in   the  outer   shell   of  has.' 
and   [K^destal,     Rnt  if  it  w  or*' desiral-!e  to  tia\e  the 
Iilug  fastened  to  the  wire  hefore  tlie  liottom  is  put 
in  iilace,  it   would   !»■  so  simple   t<i  li;i\e  ;i    v^uit.-ible 
slot   opening   therefor   in    the   she!!    that    this  couM 
not  Involve  in\ention. 

In  tlie  p;  tent  in  issue,  lio\\e\er.  tlio  two  holes  in 
the  base  with  connecting  slot,  while  siiiiple.  is  not 
so  obvious  ;in  arrangement  that  it  o;in  le  said  in- 
vention was  not  involved  in  devising  it.  'ihe  holes 
need  not  lie  large  enough  to  admit  a  plug  passing 
through  them.  If  the  liollow  ro.]  construction  is 
adopted,  hole  7  need  only  lie  of  size  suthcient  for 
the  i(m1  to  pa.ss  through,  and  hole'l7  just  large 
enough  for  the  wire.  The  Abramson  device  is  in- 
genious and  apj.arently  useful,  and  we  find  the  pat- 
ent v.alid  for  the  improvement  he  has  shown,  not- 
withstanding the  soniewhiit  broad  claims  allowed 
him 

!l.'l    ,.\ppcli:int's  device   No.  1   .-oni-ede'llv  iufrinL'os. 
;ind   the  <inestioii   of  infriii-jrenieiit    turns  on' its  de- 
\i''<'  \o.  2,     This  shows  a   has*'  and   pedestal,  sepa- 
lalile  and  c;!pahle  of   being  sep.ir.itely   (Tated   and 
shipp'il:   bill    it   h;is  not   the  holes  witli   connecting 
slot    throTigh  the   b;  <i\   whioli   s.-enis  to   le  t1u>  dis 
tin^tiM'   feature  of  ih,.  i,atent,     Witli  ,],.\  ire  \o.  2 
there  can  be  no  loojang  down  and  up  of  the  electric 
wite  as  in  the  p.ifnt:  hut  the  one  hole  through  the 
base,  which  is  in  tbe  center,  nnist  be  larue  enougli 
so  that  the  attached  i)lug  m.iy  be  [massed  through  it 
It  then  jiasses  to  the  (Uitside  by  nie.ms  of  a  gnxne 
cut  in  the  bottom  of  the  bas'-  from  the  center  hoi.' 
to   the  «Hlge;    the   groove   being  small   enough    and 
deep  enough  so  that  the  wiring  is  frictionally  held 
in  and  by  the  base  from  <'ontact  with  the  floor      It 
is  ;irgueil  that  one  of  the  advantages  of  the  patent 
is  that  tbe  cord  does  not  come  in  .intact  with  the 
floor  and  is  therefore  protected  from  wearing  out. 
But  to  hold  the  cord  from   the  floor  does  not   of 
itself  Involve  invention.     Dalzell  &  Scrogglns  might 
by  .some  simple  device  have  held  their  cord  from 
the  surface  (m  which  their  lamp  reste<1.  and  this 
Mould    not    have    involved    invention.      (Judeman's 
cord  does  not  touch  the  floor,  and  Figure  2  of  the 
British  Byng  patent,  5.418  of  1911,  shows  the  wire 


616 


''omlnit  out  of  the 
[n«]t  to  the  ttase.  ,1 
with  tio<ir     But.  wt 
a[>pellnijfsi  device  N 
rtistlnotive  fenture 
the  base.  wbeiTln 
i mention.      We   .'ir» 
<loer<  not  irifrlnee. 

Rewpectinsr  npfiel 
nny  event  entitl«'il  t 
h)»Tp  cnrvfullN  exam 
"■fon,  nu'l  fonciuflf 
rnruf^t  Ir!  ifi-fnrliir 
iVHir'    :i'!-  cr^clv'  tu  ." 

Th»-  "Ii-iTi-'f  I  if  rb(> 
f-ir   ,'s   it   tiiiiN   [lie 
;Hiiivl.;int's    ■]f\  ;i  ,.    ; 
riiiiliiiH  lh:it  iiiM'^'ll:!! 

i:a''!i    party   shall 
court. 


U.  S.  Circuit  Coi 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOHEB  28.  1923 


")€de8tnl  Just  nbore  Ita  nttaoh- 

11(1  this  rloea  not  OT>me  in  contact 

lether  tou<'hinjt  the  tlcxir  or  not, 

o.  2  is  entirely  wantinj;  in  rlje 

of  the  slotted  npenin^  thronuit 

resides  the  novelty  of  AbmniRon's 

of  «)j)inion    th;it   devj.t*    No.    i; 


Hit's  f'ontentloii  that  it  i<  In 
a  shop  ritrht  in  fli"  [>;itfnf,  we 
ii!e<l  the  evidence  on  tli  it  qiies- 
that  we  wn»iii»  not  !..•  w-ii- 
ir  the  ftndiiu'  of  thf  dtsiriPt 
u<-h  rizht 

distrii't  <-<airt  i-  affiTi-fd.  In  si. 
patent    valid   and    ir)frini,'*:'d    liy 
'K    1,    and    rfv>M"^ed    as    f"    tin' 
t's  d»'\  i(v  No.  2  iiifrinues. 
!>ay  ouedialf   the   '"sts  ^f   tlu-« 


of  Appeals — Second  Circiut. 


w 


Vi.Ii. 


-V    liif|ru!c  c:  Mn,.  <'().  V.  MrrKopor.i 
1  \N    llIXCTKIC  Mm..  (  'o. 


Decided   May 


['. 


19iS. 


IV!ENTS^-I»2O,4<)0 

Th^    MrWilMiims 


■  !t-ti;uf  lull 


s  r 


UK 


Si   1-P<M(TKD 


Or  If, I  VAi 


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■!,■»!  > 


.stRE    SXT.X)   8'  l'PLF.vrF.NT.*r.    Oath 


n  i^S   fur   Ifi  jnntlflrafion   or  Taltthry 
■  n  additional  or  n«vr  (il»<'l(>sur>>,  sucii  ad<liti<iual  alloxa- 


tlona   of    fact    iie«d 
tbt>7  are  to  b**  u'**'! 


a  Huppl«meutul  oatti,  not  L>«rauae 
fur  au  amendpii  or  r«>w  claim,  but 
r>*cause  tht^.v  tell  ^^m«'  f.ict  of  iiivcutinn  not  told  b*' 
for«  :  bat  s  claim  1  airly  rj*riv(»blf  from  a  aworn  flla 
■l(>Hur»>  ]■»  scmkJ.  whi'thi'T  f^riiinally  pr^smfed  or  intro- 
duced bj  ameadoMQ :. 

Atn-KAr    from    tne    District   Court   of  tlie   United 
States  for  the  Eastern  Distrlrt  of  New  York. 


Fed.   Rep    i^fll  ] 

ml    l,ir!7,413.   Held   lyTAMi). 
If  ••lira.    No    <»_*n.4'.»0.    claims    1.    5, 
6.   9.   and    10.   for  pi^nel   board    for  tlectrical    jiower   dis- 
tribution,  nnd    No     1,137.413.    claini.s    1     >'i.    and    9.    for 
a  nif-ti'ring  panel  board.  Held  invali.l 
2,    .S.*ME — Rkcit.^ls     (TovcLfsi  vk     K\iriKN'K     ok     Taking; 

NeCISSART  or  KTATrTORT  OaTH^ 

In   the  absence   of  fraud,    rp/rital.'i  In    letters    Par<»nt 

ar>'  concilia; vr  ■     tU'iiCe  of  :•    taking:    sf  rh--   n**'-' ■^sarr  "r 
statutory    (...rh< 

'\,    SVMK — \Vh,\t    ASJK      1['I  ^i'I.>i.sru>  S        \\I.       I    laims. 

What  .oiy  iwi'ti.kft-  hji-  invntHd  \»  th'Tire  tlc'ally 
w!iu  h>»  iJIsrIoscs  4nd  fh*'  '  iMsc'osure"  is  the  spt-ilti 
fution  while  a  "claflm  is  :\  deftnition  of  that  which 
has   b«eD    disclosed   In    tiie    speciflrnrion,    the    discioaure 

uiiu*;  hii.v   111  dti   tljut  of  wnich   th!>  'liiiiiiuut  at'erapffc 


S*ME — CLAIMS       M' 
SFlCiriCATtoV 

A  riaira  r>ot  supp^orte*!  by  the  apectfiftit ion  i-i  n  !>ud 
rhlch  tell.s  iKiw  to  do  a  thiiij{  not 
claioied  Ls  .-j  misfortune  for  thp  patentee  bur  uetther 
ii.i^  invtliiiu-  to  do  »  ith  sf'ctiou  4SH:.',  R»^vised  Statutes 
The  statute  r''qnlr*4i  that  one  shall  sw<^ar  tn  his  in 
ventton.  and  all  of  ik.  If  he  swoiirs  to  only  a  part  and 
afterwards  put»  In  tJie  rest,  be  ia  attpraptluK  to  Im- 
prove au  affidavit  after  execution  by  iustrting  jddt- 
M'trial  allegations  off  fact. 

P     Saiie--.\dd[Tiova!.    .Xta.KOA  I  toss    mr   Katt    !  v    Ios'-i 


Snit  by  the  We«tlnt:honse  FHoi'trlc  k  Manufactur 

ifJK  Company  a>:ainst  tlio  M.-tropolltan  Electric 
Maniifa<'tur!n.'  Cniupanv  I  >»rrei'  for  defendnnt. 
and  plu  ntiff  apjieals.     Afflnned. 

Suit   is   iir>ori    Patent   !>2t),49<.)    (olalnis   1.    5,   6,   9. 
and  10).  for     fwnel  Iwinrd  for  elet'tr  ral  pnvver  di» 
tribijtion.  "  and  mIsm  No    1.1S7.41.3   (claims  1.  t).  arn 
Oi.  fur  i!  ■  iiictcriim  piiiiil  txuiril."     Vnr  reasumB  eoii- 
sl<lere<l  in  our  O]!  num.  tlif  inal  (-oirt  disnlis^«^l  th*- 
I'lil   \  -   to   'n-tli   ic. tents,   ;inl   piaiuliff  appealed. 

Mr.  lHury  li  <_'oni)rv,  \l  1 ,  I  homas  J.  /O/rac,  and 
!/'■.     1   "-Ir,!     ^      /'-    ;//)    fni'    •  (.■     ap!"  Il:in'  , 

\lr    >'    I'    'lOffH-l  {"V  the  appelle*'. 
I'.f  f'M  .    H<ii  <.ti    M  V  Ml'  \  ,  and  M  '.  V  KH   <  'in ant  .T\)dees 

fl..!  !.)(    rir.  J.: 

Tlh  e.iiiiev  .f  ftio  fi.'itent.s  ;|f  h-n-  was  sustained 
in  lU'irfnii  '  I/.  H  '/''.;;/M  (  .'l' ?  [•'.•d  ,  717;  MO  ( '.  C 
A.  LTiT  I ,  .'iii'l  r'lis  litiLrafinii  \\:i<  l»>cn  befnrc  tis  nn 
:i|'!'t  i'-;i  t '<  0,  f..<'  i  i.t'niMti.  m  p.-ndcntc  lite  as  Ciittrf 
V.  M€lsi>!.oli(an.  Ktr..  ('<>  if  ("  A  ,  I'T.'i  I"id  .  IfVS), 
Th^•t•<•  wore  then  ftnii  fvitt  ii'-;  CMimtod  nn  ;  tun  have 
'■.'.•n  'Iroppod.  The  n;iri:rc  nf  the  fi:ttented  devlc* 
.'  N,,.  r»-JM,4f»«)  is  fully  set  ,Mii  m  1m. -h  t!io  decisions 
ah'ivc  ■ifi'd,  and  the  clainis  in  snif  lu.iy  he  found 
■' '    i.i  I'^f    1  r>    I  f  !•     I'.c-:  '-hoy    .     ■  >' 

I ''in>i<i"!-;i '  i'''i-  ;,ih!  di-xussinn  "t'  the  patent  at 
ii.f:  l'>'i,'ii:  :i-  i;-ii:''  '.ith  liiscovery  "f  what  the  de- 
\:'c^  ;(re  re:ilh  •..!,  jiii.j  of  utiMt  ahiiiif  them  re- 
'TMiiil  nriirinal  M'"ii.dir  M.tc  elever  words  inu.st 
tie    -t!app»-'l    a  i\  a  V        'I'tie    phrase    "metering:   tmard" 

-     ^U.   i:     :i  era  i|.;e||;.  ji!     i.f     \\oril>  riie    iie\  iees     lia\e 

tioMiiiii.'  •'!  .lo  witli  nietets  pei-  ^e  ,  tlie  meters  -hown 
;ii'e  fiiiii  tiodiii-  in^f  !is  usual  :  tl}e  in\entions  relate 
■All  'lis  f.  'tie  di\er8ioi>  or  direction  of  current,  so 
rtiat  ;f  AiH  pn>s  throuuli  >onie  jiartnular  meter  of 
u^uai  CMiivf njctinri  to  [«•  measunil  in  the  usual 
'iianiie!- 

.V  diHk'ramm  It ic  showing  of  th*-  devi^-e  of  the 
old.  .  patent  !->  oui.d  in  L''_'4  V^\  .  71H;  140  C.  C  A.. 
J.Vs.  and  i-  of  n.-eii  sulti«ient  to  prove  that  what 
the  in\entoi  lesna-il  was  to  facilitate  the  inter- 
'  iumcint;  of  >  ir'  ud^.  s«»  that  atiy  'cortMiuipliuii  cir- 
cuit "  'i  e,  ttnv  I  nciiit  uith  a  limd  thertn^n)  might 
\n'  c<  nij«'t  ted  with  iin\  iiietei"  It  furtlier  proves 
that  the  .o  i  ouiplislnn«'rif  <>f  tluH  desire  is  liy  an 
arraij^emeiii  u  \eitlc:il  nnd  lioi  izontal  conductors. 
Nvhiii  ma>  t"  iie'.^i;(Ml  into  cnuue*!  ion  ;i  t  any  in- 
tersection, tin;-.  p'lttiiiL;  :\i\\  m«  ter  and  an\  load  on 
the  -lune  .-le. 'Ill  .ircuif,  uitli  tile  meter  ( S4»  to 
■>|te.ik  I  'at  'In-  i,'a'<  thereol.  It  i-^  this  cauarlty 
fui  iuakiti_'  .inu  I-  it>  cotuiectii*^.'  the,s*;  eoniluctor 
i.ar-.  .K  the  pi-'.p.T  iiiter>ectii>n>*  wliirli  is  tiie  in- 
\eniion.  and  tiie  emb<«liiuent  of  that  tiioui:lit  )■ 
pro;.er!\-  n.  'p.uiel  l.oiir.l." 

!1)  In  our  opinion  this  inventive  fhonif!it  waa 
fully  and  completely  eml)<)dl«'d  irv  the  wvcalled 
"Kss^x  hoani,"  a  [wtnel  jiiit  Into  the  h^ssex  Hotel 
in  NeA\  York  city  in  1901.  The  fart  of  construction 
at  that  date  i-.,  we  thinly.  Hilniitti><l ;  if  not,  It  la 
fully  proved,  and  th.'  proof  in  our  Jndtrment  shovi^ 
a  eoiriplete  anticipation  This  defeui^e  was  not  pre- 
st'Hted  lr>  the  Benchey  cjiae. 


OcToan  23. 1»23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


er 


It  is  Roiiifht  to  iWtter  pluintifTR  latard  from  the 
Ks«<'\  fonstrnciou  by  the  stui;>;en><l  relation  of  the 
consumption  bars,  nf  this  it  i.s  enoush  to  say  that 
\\e  do  iioi  rliiidc  tliere  is  any  substance  in  the  at 
tempU'd  difTereutialion.  or.  to  put  ir  iliffer*'utly,  we 
percese  iiotliii:._'  patentable  over  Ksse\  in  Mc\\  d- 
liauiv's  st;i;,'i,'eriat  ui  ran;;emeul. 

As  f()r  raleiit  l.l.'o  ll.'i  we  n-iie  with  the  lower 
'•■"ii't  thai  no  inveiiliuii  is  exidbiled.  The  de\  ic 
shows  tiie  same  intersecting;  conductors  a.s  in  the 
liist  patent  in  suit,  and  in  many  other  known  and 
oilier  (laiiel  boards;  bu'  the  conductors  are  ;irouped 
ae.ordini:  to  intended  pui;iiii.\  :  i.  e  .  the  |»o>;tivc 
•bus  barv"  occujiy  oueh.df  of  the  bo.ard  fas  dia- 
-I  aiimiai  ieall\  disi.la>edi,  and  the  neKativt'  the 
-til.  I-  The  -;taK'i:ered  relation  is  ahamloned.  This 
i-'ioiiiihu,'  is  tlioui:ht    to   nialsc  the  board   more  "fool- 

pl'ii'd"       II     may    be    s-.,    but    to    U.s    the    con\  .•nieiirc   of 

.arf.aiiL'em.-nt    i-^   pl.aiidy    wilbin   fh,-  caiimilv    of   aii> 
el-  .  tr  cal   mechanic. 

\\.'  iiave  now  suflicieiitl.x  shown  our  aciaird  with 
>ueli  lindiii'js  of  fact  as  were  inaile  below,  and  have 
di<po^ed  nf  this  case  It  remains,  however,  to  c(»m- 
meni  upon  what  we  thnk  an  eri-oneous  inferenci 
'Ir.awn  by  the  lower  court  and  others  from  the  Ian 
,uiaL'e  used  on  the  iire\  ions  appeal  herein  '^TiJ'ed  , 
l')S>.  and  from  soniewhat  similar  lanp^^e  in 
Will f  I  fiury.  Kfc  .  C".  v.  Prmtice  <C.  C.  A..  2Sfl  Fed  . 

'  »ri  the  fornier  a()peal  it  api>eared  as  prohtihle 
that  only  by  an  iuiiendtnent  of  the  s|>eciri<iition  in 
frodtii'etl  louL'  after  hlinu'  on  oath,  as  re<piir«'d  by 
Ue\iiie<l  S'atufes.  se<taiii  4.'<(»"_'  (("on)p.  St.  se<v 
H4.%),  did  -McWiilianis  Cor  hfs  solicitor)  disclose 
those  facts  or  partictdars  which  .<uppf)rf(Hl  (if  any- 
rhiii_'  did  I  SOU).'  of  the  claini.s  in  suit,  and  .such 
amendment  was  not  aiaaimpanied  by  suiiplentental 
oath.  Our  only  holdinc  was  that  the  (jnes'ion 
whetlu-r  the  suKKesletl  hixtorv  of  events  did  or  did 
not  show  that  .McWiilianis  made  oath  to  a  "different 
siibje.  t  matter"  from  that  finally  di.sA'lo.sed  was 
stduethin;,'  that  should  he  passed  on  at  final  hi-arim:. 

To  this  hulditit;  no  exceiition  can  Im-  or  h.as  been 
tak.'ii  ;  but  from  some  lant;uage  used  arfruendo  the 
inference  was  drawn  by  the  learned  court  below 
^hat  as  to  the  later  patent  here  in  suit- the  claims 
bavin::  been  Introduced  by  amendment,  and  thi'r.^ 
t>ein_'  'no  supplemental  oath  to  these  claims"  H'at 
ent  Office  rule  -iS,]  the  patent  was  fiu-  that  reason 
invalid.  While  we  thiid<  no  such  doctrine  proiK'riy 
d.rivabie  from  our  decision,  or  the  cases  cited 
therein,  we  shall  now  state  otii-  view  on  the  poiid 
It  is,  of  course,  true  that  the  force  of  rule  4«; 
:nust  be  obtained  from  some  statiUe;  hut  we  fail  to 
-ee  tliJit  it  ih>es  more  than  explain  an<l  enforce  the 
lontrollin^'  act  of  <'on>;ress.     i  H.  S.,  .sec.  4802. ) 

By  that  section  every  applicant  shall  make  oath 
that  lie  believes  himstdf  to  he  the  in\t'nt(U'  of  that 
for  which  he  "solicits  a  i>atent"  ;  i.  e.,  of  the  inven- 
rion  which  he  discloses.  Therefore,  if  in  jKiint  of 
find  an  amendment  be  introduced  after  sttitutory 
oath  made  which  discloses  anything'  not  theretofore 


HO  diiW'losed,  tlu're  is  obviously  no  oath  to  Ktip[K>rt 
the  new  disclosure,  and  that  is  in  the  te<dh  of  the 
s'atute.  'I'he  rule  no  more  than  pro\ide<  a  method 
of  complying  with  both  the  spirit  and  the  letter  o! 
HeviKefl  Statutes,  section  48iti:.  and  the  form  *  No. 
~'2l  of  supj>lemetdHl  oiith  contained  in  the  (airrenr 
(l}n.'li»  edition  of  the  Tatcnt  ( Ufice  tides,  makes 
this  very  clear,  for  the  applicard  and  affiant  is  re- 
quired to  swear  that  his  aniemi.itor.x  matter  w  .as 
"invented  before  he  tiled  h,  oriu'iuil  .applicji- 
tiori."  etc. 

mi    It  was  held  in  Stiimuur   v    Oslu^nii    ,  n   ^\;d' 

•"dt;;   -JO   I.    i;d  ,   li'A)    that     in   the  abs.7ice  of   fran  ' 

recitals    in    Letters   Patent    are   niiiclusixe   .  \idenie 

of  the  takini:  of  the  ne<-cssary   or  sl.itiitory   oaths 

Kxaiidnation    of    the    cases     cdl    cited    in    Walker 

(nth  tHl.l.  HtH\    122)    will  show   that   this  rule  has 

alwa,\s  been  ajipiird  to  inatlers  of  irreLMiia  rity.  sii-- 

j:estel   as   havintr   oci  urred    in   the   olli<-e      Bnf    the 

bri»ad   worris  us«Mi   in  the  Seymour  ciisi-  can   not    l>.' 

usetl    to    millify    what    may    be    cjiil.'d    the    rule    of 

St<  ir,ir<i   \      \iiiii  inn    Iji<-,]   d,,    i2l.")  T    S..   Idl      '^) 

Sup    Ct  .   40;    .-)4   1.     Kd  .    i:^'.M.   vi/     i  ,i<   put    by    the 

rejHirter  >  : 

A  patent  ran  not  he  KU><tained  whon  the  theory  and 
method  are  introduced  f..r  the  fir,«t  tiiio'  in  anvi'rlfled 
amended   spi'dfieafloiiiB 

The  facts    (21.'".  P,   S     IHS  ;  .^O  Sup  < 'r  ,   .",0  ;    -yS,  f,. 

Kd  .  l.'^O)    are  instructive;   it   beiuL'  found   that   the 

I.afent<.eV    atfornex      introtfuced     "not     merely     ffie 

fheory.  but  tfie  mode  of  applyiUL'  it."  into  fho  si>eci- 

fleafion    by    an    un\erified    aniendtnent.      Thus    the 

court  foimd   fhiit   the  orieina!  s|iecificat ion  did   iiot 

tllsrlose  tlie  invention  that  was  s|.ecifif^i  in  the   uii- 

swt>m  amendment.     Theref<ire,  sjiif  the  .our' 

thn  nm.aidfnrnf  reaulrod  .  n  r^afh  th.at  f-hc  paffiit.-,  | 
mlcht  hare  found  It  dllHcult  to  take,  and  for  want  of  It 
the  patent  is  void. 

This  subject  has  been  considered  in  ca.s«.'smany  of 

which  are  referred  to  in  our  previous  decision   (27." 

Peil.,  at  iiat:e  IPvli  and  others  c(dlected  by  Sanfvu-n. 

■I.    in    hicfi'f.    F.tf.   Co.    v.    J '  niftn^rcrl.t     i  1 ).   ('.   ms, 

V^''\  .  S47.  at  iaif.'e  S.=i6K     The  nde  as   \\v  accept   it 

is  summarily  set  forth  in  Mirhianji.  Ktr,.  (\,.  v.  Toa- 

KoHdatid  Co.    1 67  F«>d..  121.  12.%;   14.  ('.  ('    A     2.'^2. 

'2:W})  by  lioldinp  that  an— 

applicant  la  required  to  make  oath  that  he  belt,  ves  himsplf 
to  be  the  oritdnHr  inventor  of  the  ImproyenQent  for  which 
he  snlicfts  n  patent,  Cody  [the  patentee]  made  xiich  oath 
OB  making  his  original  application,  liut  did  not  make 
oath  In  re.Kpert  to  the  matter  broupht  in  hv  the  amend- 
ment. No  doubt  it  is  comfietent  to  nmend  the  .''perlflra- 
tlons  while  the  application  Is  iH^ndintr.  so  long  as  it  Is 
done  within  the  scope  of  the  original  applictitior  :  hat  It 
la  not  competent  under  color  of  this  privilege  to  Intro- 
duce new  matter. 

\'U  What  any  patentee  has  invente<|  is  theoreti- 
cally whiit  he  disclo.ses  and  the  discNisure  is  the 
speciti.-.afon  .\  claim  is  a  detiintiou  of  that  wliicli 
has  been  described  in  the  siK^cihcaf ion  .\  div- 
<-:osure  tells  how  to  do  that  of  whhh  the  claim 
attempts  dertiiition.  Theoretically,  the  celebrated 
"man  skilled  in  the  art"  knows  how  to  do  what 
the  in\entor  did  wdien  he  has  penis,  d  th.  dis- 
closure. Whether  one  infringes  a  patent  primarily 
depeials.  to  be  sure,  upon  consideration  <d"  the 
claims;  but  no  man  would   know  how  to  practice 


re  a 


618 

thf*  invenfiun  hj 
a  student  wimhl 
;i   theorem  by 

[4,51    A  claim 
is  a  bad  claim 
uith   Fievise<l   S 
■>'■  li  ch   te'l!s   ||0\V 

fiirtune  for  the 
to  iIm  with  secti* 
'ine  shall  swear 
he  "Illy  swears 
rtu  rt'st.  ic  is  ex 
reinptarion  nf  i 
'inn  by   insertini 

laim  is  not  a   i! 
justified    by    the 

laim  iiee<is  for 
Tional  or  new 
ri'ins  of  fact  a> 
not  be<'anse  the; 
Ufw  claim,  tuit  1 
tion  not  told  be 

Changes  of 
Mai    meaning    a: 
even   chanu'es  o 
Invention    descr 
Whether  any  gi 
'ir  do^  not  enl 
sttxxl    before   a 
often  a  nice  one 
over  the  tile-wr 
not  seem    to   us 
r)rior  use  now 
discussion  of  un 
Result  is  tha 
sworn    disclo?u 
sented  or  introdi 
nee<ls  no  supplf 
De<'n:H'  affirm 


samv,  suit  tilei> 
E  isrc.  Krmth 
Brliher   [.nnt  r, 

S4i».aS'}.  J.  f.. 
26,  1923  It  »' 
\S  alki  r  ''').  '  t  a 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  23, 1928 


reading  the  claims,  any  more  than 
learn  the  pro[)er  d»  monstration  of 
dinw  the  theorem  itself. 
not  supportetl  by  the  specitication 
or  reasons  that  have  nothing  to  <io 
atutes.  section  4.S92.     A  disclosure 
to  do  a  thing  not  cla  nied  is  a  mis- 
patentee;  but  that  also  has  nothing 
n  4S92.     That  st.atnte  rt^juires  that 
to  his   invention,   anil  all  of  it;   if 
o  a   part,  and  his  afoniey  puts  in 
ii-tly  like  any  other  yielding  to  the 
npr<i\  ing   an   afhilavit    aft^r   ^'\^■^■^\- 
:  addir:onii:  allegatiuns  of  fact.      .\ 
is«'losiire  ;  but  every  rlaini  must  be 
disclosure.     If.    therefore,    a    new 
ts  ju.stitlcation  or  validity  an  addi- 
li.s<'losure.    such    additional    allega- 
■lurediy   neeti  a   supplemen*al  oath, 
are  to  be  use<l  for  an  amenile<!  or 
ecause  they  tell  some  fact  ,,r  iii\cii- 
re. 

gnage,  not  changing  th  ■  substan- 

it    stood    before  amendment,    -and 

meaning  narrowing   the  scojk'   of 

be<1.    do    not    infringe    the    statute. 

new  or  amendatory  matter  does 

rge  or  add  to  the  di.selosure  as  it 

?n<ln)ent    i;^    a    question   of    fact — 

Such  a  question  has  been  raised 

^pper  contents  of  9C().4S<«».      It  dcH's 

a   very   .serious  question,   and   the 

bllshed  renders  it  Iain)aterial,  and 

i^eoes.sary  facts  is  never  advisable. 

a   claim   fairly   derivable   from   a 

is   g<)o<],   whether  originally    ]irt^ 

e<l  by  amendment ;  and  sii<h  claim 

mental  oath. 

1,  with  costs. 


lo 
an 


ven 


me 


esta 


t « 


PATENT  SUITS. 

iiiij  4921,  Hevi.sed  Statutes,  a^  ,ira>Mi>l»'<J 
Fpbruary   18,  1922.] 

Krentler.  Last;  969.244,  K.  Carl, 
sept.  12,  1923.  D.  C,  I>.  Ma.ss..  I>.h-. 
r  Arnold    Hinge   Ln»t   Co.    \     ^'     K 

i'luin,  Sanitary  T,  suit  tiled  ,Iulv 
N.    D.    111.,    Doc.    3687,    Vrmn    A 
.  V.  nrlnmio  Soble  ft  al. 


957.403,  N.  Baldwin.  Telephone  receivers,  suit 
tiled  .Inly  2.  1!>2n.  1).  ('.,  N  I).  111..  Doc.  366(3. 
.V.  lialdirin,   hu      \     //    ',     Smil  I'd    (I  til. 

96J)244      (See  srj.'nu.  I 

973, ."23.  *;  W  l.orinier.  Sand  "utting  machine, 
suit  fiU^l  .Inlv  1,!.  192.'!.  h  (',  N.  IV  111  Doc.  3676, 
The  Amcru-an  1  Oiiu'lry  K<iuipmcnt  Co.  v.  Woodruff 
d   F.'l iniriia  Co. 

977.1t>l,  H  ]\  ('Miiii.ih,  Tliic.ad  ^♦■lf(  t  in'j  dc\  ice  ; 
l.llIi.SW,  same,  Machine  fnr  preparing  warps  for 
weaving;  1,442.77').  s;inie.  .Machine  fur  oi)erntlng 
Ufion  UariK,  s!;i-  tild  Sept  U,  IMi':',,  I  >,  C,,  I  >. 
M.is.s.,  1>..<-  !■;  is.'i.  Ilurhrr  <h!m(in  '".  \,  ./.  With 
mil. 

1,11."  r^r»ft       i  See  ;»77,]tWl  1 

1,13,3,260,  P.nlliHk  A  Lloyd.  Abrasives;  1,311, .V^. 
same.  Pr.K'os  of  fonning  abra-^ives  :  L.'Cd,U21. 
saiii-  ,  Ahrasi\e  ,!isk  wheeh;  1,4.")8,322,  same.  Tn-c 
ess  nf  niannf:!'tur!n_'  atirv^sive  disks,  suits  till  I 
■Vug  !•  V.yi:\,  L  (■  N  n  111..  \h»'  37tM).  .s  1/ 
KuU'irk  tt  <il  \  r  }{  lifxley  d  <■>,  Same.  Doc 
3701  .v.  1/  niiHork  (t  al.  V.  T\tnn  Ahragires  Co. 
it  dl. 

l.:m  ."-<•      (  See  1,133.260. ) 

1.351.<r21        .  .<ee  L133.2tK).  i 
.    1,3»J1,.".9<),    lie     l.-,,o4.",    1.372.1.'>4,   A.    L.    McGregor, 
-Vutomobile   buiu|>»'r.   suit   Hied   .luly   2,   1923.   D.  C, 
N'    D    111.    D"'     •■'.':♦;.-.    r    ^■.  Si/rmy  liumjHr  Co.  \. 
T<  tnmc  Sjirrnq  f'orp. 

1,366,078,  T.   F    .Iohnsoi>,  Jr.,  Method  of  locating 
faulty  siisiKMisinii   insulators  on   live  wire  transmis 
sion  lines,  suit  tiled  Sept.  21.  1923,  I>.  ('.,  S.  D.  N.  V 
Doc.    K   27,  12H.    /     F    John-'^on,  Jr.,   v.    The   Initc't 
Ilud/ion    i'.hitrw   (  ni  !>.   vt   nl. 

I.;j72.irf4       f  See   l,361.r.99.  i 

1  442.77*;       I  See  '.tT7.1»»«;.  t 

1.4.".S322.      I  Sc"   ].i:«.2t«». ) 

1,461  .♦'>;"><',    Fal/it    ^*i    WehtH^r,    Hoisting   uiacliines, 
suit  filed  .July  Jl,   1923.  1>    ('     N.  D    111..  Doc.  ,m<^.' 
/,.   t'ul:»r  \      ilioiiKis   Klprnt'iT  Co, 

T  M  l.'l  2.'.1,  Ten)|ilcton  Teal  To,  r<.al,  suit  filed 
Aug    »;.   192;'..   D    (".  N    D    11,  Do<'    .•169S;.  Trmpletoft 

Coal  f'o    \\  Bii'l.'fu  f'o'il  (\,,  r(  al, 

D«-s.  tK)  "<7S.  I'aidee  ,V  Siii»<irter,  Kadiator  caji, 
suit  fileil  .luly  ]J,  i;rJ3  ]  >.  c,  .\  D.  III..  Doe.  :'.67». 
Miller  d  I'linlve.  Inr,  \  <;,  A.  McDonough  rt  al. 
Same,  suit  ril.-l  .L,l>  ;;,  I'.rSA.  I),  ('.,  N.  D.  111.,  Dec 
3t'.07.  .\l tiler  d  r^initf,  hu..  v.  Be.st  Motor-Meter 
I.oi'k  ('o. 

L  '.    ir..545.      I  See    1..1H1..^<9G.) 


TRADE-MARKS 

O'^FICI.VL  (;.\ZETTE.  OCTOBER  23.  1!»2.1 

fVoi.   315.     No.  4.) 

of  FSruan"°2n"'fQnf  t'"'"'' w",%r'''i.'''„^  '"  ^"'Pli'^nce  witl>  section  6  of  the  act 

in  cw'^mK.v'  '-""f  "'  -i"  '*""^""  P™^'^  '  """^  registrable  u„der  the  provision 
in  Clause  (b)  of  section  .-j  of  said  act  as  amended  February  18   1911  pruvision 

notice  oro7Sion.  '"''''"  '*  °'  ^'^  ''''  '  '''  "'  '*-"  '^'^'^^  ">-'  --"'?->  -oh 


8er.  No    lo.H.siM.     .cr.vs.s  40      iOt.DS  AM)  LVORFId     ' 
L.NTS    ..F    F(M,l-S.,       Ki.vNKV    HKOTUKr.s,    Hiu«h..i.t,.n 
>.    \         l"ili<l    Mil;      17.     ltd  7  i 


.  rANCv  ' 


^•T   .\c   1.3s  74t; 


'CL.\SS  IT.  ME.ASIKIN*;  .AND  srj 
I'.NTIFIC  .VITI.I.V.NCES.,  .\Met;:,^v  I.n.^riiNO  Frit 
"'■'  '"■  '■"  •  '^'  •  iJ"fhestcr  .\  ^  r,i,.,l  Oct,  25.  1920 
I  liilci     irii  \  fjir    |ir(.vis,i. 


[^^^^y.^^ 


C'N^-^^f'ON 


I'lirlinilai 
llr.iftiu-    n. 

and  lififtiiit'  Ito.'inF.   I'i.of,,  H,.f,,i 
nnd   Kill     Print   l>.sk^  ;,ii,l    Tahl.-. 
f  laim  A  11  xr  .since  189.S 


li>">il,tion      „f     r..-,„i.«-^i, rafting     Tnble.s 
o'lnl^    arHJ    .Utnchm.  nts    fur    Urafting    Tables 

n:;   I'.-ks    lujd  Tables. 


S<r.     .\( 


142..37!t.        (CLASS 


FLT  MRFNf;       am>      STEAM  FI'niNc; 
•Alcmimm     S.\i.es    t  ...     l.N,    .     \,,Tv 
■'■•111     18.   1921. 


York. 


SITPLIBS  ) 
N.    i.      Filetl 


Di.    mark  .■.,., Hist...  of  a  m-al  with  four  crosses  in  white 
a.  r..8.s  the  same,  with  the  words  "Kinney  Bro'i,  Creamer 
le«.  Fancy   Crcamer.v   Hutt.T.   lUnKliuratun.   .\.    \.       also  In 
White,    no    claim    being  made    to    th.    ^ords     •Freamerles 
lancy   Cr-an,..  y   imtt.r.   HinKharai.ai,    .\     y.'  ,..,,art   from   j 
of  the  mark  as  shown  in   tlie  dr;iwing.    I 


thi'   other  feniiirc 


I'urticular  tliMriipti'tu   of  <iihj<Ik. 
riaimg  uhi    .^ince  Jan     1,  l»n; 


S*'r     No.    119.J73.       1  CLASS    11', 
TERIALS  ,       KtwKu    (i.x.s    am 

CWV.    Ilcnver.    Colo,        ]   i|,.,l   J,,,, 


l'.utl(  r 


CON.STKUCTIO.N    MA 
Ei.FXTHJc    LicHT   Com 

-fi.    l!»l!l. 


IVcwe 


'le  i-\.'ra/r. 


\\; 


ids 

apart   from  \'a< 


No  claim   is  m.oli    to   the  word 
mark    sliTjwn   on    th"   .Irawinf 

PnrtivuXar  (Iwripiion  of  .j<„„1h.-  -Kitrhe„  rtensils— 
Namely.  Kettles.  Pots,  l.outile  Boilers.  I'ans.  Cookers. 
.  a.sseroles.  Toasters,  Strainers.  Pitchers.  K„wls,  Raking 
IMshes.  Skimmers.  Ladles,  Basins.  Cups.  Saucers,  Colan- 
■.■rs.  <  ake  Turners,  rotate  Mash  rs.  Tea  Balls,  Coffee 
i;all8,  I'.reolators  (iraters.  Cooky.  Louulinut  and  Biscuit 
•utters,  Kunmls.  Pudding  Molds.  Salad  Molds.  Jelly 
Molds,  ami  S.ilt  and  I'cpjHr  Sh;ikers. 
'  '(ti'm.s  un(    since  Doc.  30,  1920. 


S.r      .\o      U.X923.        (CLASS    .!.       CHEMICAI.S      mEDI 
t  INF-^.   AN1>  rilARMACEFTICAL  FREPABATIONS 
^^.^-A^•    Singh,    I'orfland,    Oreg,      Filed    Apr.    8     1921 


Particular  dc^i-ription  0/  flood*.— Roofing  I'aper    Build- 
luK  I'ap  r.  Tar  in  riagtic  Form  for  Roofing  Purposes.  Tar 
Blended   with  Asphaltic  or  Bituminous  Materials  to  Pro 
^de  Plastic  Comp<nmds  for  Roofing  and  Paving  Purposes 
Waterproofing    Cement,    and    Bituminous    Cement    Havine 
Asbestos   Therein. 

Claims   usr  since   April,    1913. 


The  portrait   is  of  the  applic-iit. 
left  of  the  portrait  mean  "Hindoo' 


The  characters  to  the 
.'ind  those  to  the  right 

6]!> 


t;.-20 


nil'':)  n    '  '!  !  >  at:*    w  i ' 
wnr^is    i])«rt   frnni   t.'i 
I'arttrulnr  (!•  <'  '  i;  ( 

M.issac    i~r''M:ii 


OFFK'IAL  (iAZKllK 


0(  roiiKK23.  1923 


ri>s,"      No    '-laini    i,-    made   to    thwr    !    St.  .\.>.   lJI.l.'.n       if'I.ASS  21.      K\  \-'.<    i  It  I '    \l.   AITARA- 

■   'r  111.'  tiiiirk   sh.'vv  I.  Tl'S.    MAi'lllNK."-      V  M  i   SI   P  1 'I, !  KS   .     I : ;  k.   n;  n  ai.  Si-K 

ion   (*/   ffoud.*        H'>ni   )l;nr   i"r<'jini  miim  rrAi.T^    immimvi.   >  .>IuimIiii>     'ihi         I  ,,.    I   .lulv    MK    \0'2\ 


S^r     N..     Urt53t;       Hl.ASS  37       F'VPER   AND  STATION 
ER^    ,       Mahshu:,    Fibi.d    Jc    CoMrAVi      rhiciiifo,     111 

PH.-l    Ar.r     2-J.    ir»:;i. 


Fortniil'i      if.  ir-rii  poll    'if   •;,<///«      -Writpi.-    I'iii.t. 
(•/(/I  ■.,  s    I/.,     -in.' 


■r  \,  149, 9-*-.'  >t  LASS  22  GAMKS.  TnVS  \Nii 
Si'ORXrVir  r,OOI>M  >  TnF  Wvimth'^v  T;ke  i  U  hue,. 
VOMI'^N"!,    i';i>ah^;M     [■■all-,    niii,,,       I'jlo,!    Jii'v    1,     1921 


MARM-  tTHON) 


Tbf     rail'   ai.i  ck    c 
Part  If  i«/iir   'tfni-rif; 

'    'K      I  .  r  IjrS 

(7.r (<■     ■.]■...     . 


K.  -     \..    1  -0  2 '7       H 
iPi'^       .Vkt!  ''\  ';f 


tisisis   nf   the    wor.l   'MarHthon  " 

' tftn    of  yoo*ii  — Tiolf    R-iUs    I  imJ    C,c,\-, 

'111.     1.'     192  i. 


I. ASS  2     r:KiT-:rT.\<i.i:-       I'mr. 

Et  r.srn.M.-r,        I"r;ink'''r;  .iii  ti..    Nfrilii. 
nty    12.    I'l.M 


Pliilag 


!'nl  irutil  >     ■!'  If  i(y  I 


I., 11    '.,'   ijo'jd-.        BoX''«  f' 
uslc-Note   8he«tg 
aly    1,    1919. 


Mil  sic  No: 


,c^^^i'& 


y. 


'4^. 


N"   ■■l-iin'         iii.-iili-    f'T    !  h»'    wnrils    "S'tvic'       ain!     '(.^iial 
Ity"   ftp  IP!    irom  the   mark   »*  sbi^wn. 

I'mtu^lnr    dt^i^iption    u'    ffoodjt.    -BIcrtricHl     .V|ii>«ra- 
tu< — Namely,       R' genera tlTc      K«?c«lver»,       Varti.(iiui>lers, 
Varidiii 'tern,    Varfoni'-tcr   Trials.    F.oosp  f'oupUTM,   ari'!    lUr 
rci!    1  ii  terturM. 

CUvm*   IMC    *incf    Mar.    1.    192U 


-i.  r  \.,  151.»I2.  (T LASS  34  HKATI.Nli.  LKi  1111  Nd. 
AM'  \  KNTII.ATIN*;  API'ARATU8,  NOT  INf  I  IMINO 
l-:i  K<  TUH-AL  API'AHATUS.)  8  SncBN-^i-  A  Co  Isc  . 
N.w    \Mrk     N     Y       Kil«l   Aiij;.    15,   1921. 

Stemo 

P'f'rfiridttr  4emrriptif>n  of  fnoAn — Poolrlne  Standt, 
Stov  V  T''ak"rtl..  ll.'jiiiM!.'  Oiifflls  r.iriihlnntiMn  Sfovea, 
8«ilir..ii  lI'Mi  ir»_-  <  niffifn  K I  tch<"ii,'t  n-.<  Kahv  Milk  Warm- 
ers. I'Nk  St.>\.^  I  "nrllnu' Iri'ii  Ihat'T-,  "■■nTip  t'o.ikjnn 
OutlltN.  I'.urn.  r«  for  ihfiflnr  T'lMhc"  ruffe,.  M.'irhineg.  and 
Tfnkrrtliv,  si...,  p'lt.^  Pl^fcif  Rxf inu'ii-ihiTs  Mam»»  Re- 
ilurtTs,  WiiiiHIi  ifl'N  iiii'l  H"il''r-,  in  '  mi  lu-ct  ion  with 
Whirli    a    S. .Ii.llrt.it    Al..  hoi    i-<    Kini.l.n.'.l    ««    Fii.'l 

Ctoini^    i.M.     <ii,.,.    .Irii,      12.    191.''. 


Ser      Nm       1.-,.{41H  iiLAS.S     r,.       i   ilK\II<   .M.S.     \I  KDI- 

I   INKS    ANI>   rUARMACEl'TirAL  I'KKrAK  ATI(»NS. ) 
M.Mtn   TMEsn),  Palpmii     Ifrtlv       F11«h1  S.'[it     27.    1921. 


t1ARCAOTETTAT^ 


-No  ciaiiii  l.>i  i-tMirt.'i!  f.>  tlif  s-\-  liisivp  u>r'  of  Hi«'  wofdt 
''Marfi  1'.!  >  \-.  ■ !  a  r  a '  'ii'ir'  :'r"ii!  tto'  murk  wh-.wii  In  tbc 
drawing. 


0CT0UKB2:'..  VSI.) 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


621 


rartii^htr    tUirrifitiiiv     tjf    ijotnU       M.dlcal     romponnd    I    fter.   No.   1^9.826       (CLASS  4fi       (OoI'S   ANF>  INCRF)!'! 


for  tlic  Rpli.  f  of   I.niiL'  Him  us.  s  !iii<l   I)i.scn>(j's  of  itii'  B<ili 
and    HUxmI 

f'/«ims    1/.^.     -\i\i-.     .\iil:usI.    191S 


Spr      No       1.-4.1.'.'.         iCL.VSS     •',        ri  1  KM  IP.K  I,S      MLM 

riNKs    \Mt  (•iiAUM.\<F;r  ric.vL  rurr.MiAii  ins  . 

'■Smviik\.'    ihi.iico.    111       I'll. 'd  Oct.    l.'i,    I'.rjl 

SMALLEX 

I'nrtuuiiit    'I,  -It  If. lion   of  jyood*.  -1  n  in.  i  imh    i,,r    Lxf..r 
iinl    Ajipilcatioii    f.r    the   Trpjitnu-nt    of    Hh.  uma  f  ivm. 
(Iiiim-^    uxf    viii.'c    Sopt.    1.    1921. 


Ser.  N..  l.'.r.,4>«r,  H  LASS  ;r.i  i  LoTIIINi,  I  !,'  MP 
K.Nirrisa;  (.impan^,  I'awtuckn,  R  L  lil*'<l  !  x'f"  9, 
1921. 


PnrtKnUti      lii  yf  iji!n,,\      Iff      ,;(((.. 
BnttoiiU'sM   Shirtv 

Cliiimr   wr   «iti<<'    Nov     1.".     \'M'^-i 


llM:.T, 


!■■  i.-nt.'  : 


S<T.  No  1,'-,7:<H(1  iCLASS  34  III'.VTIM;  I.Ii;i!TIN(;. 
ANI>  \  liNTILATINi;  All'A  K.VTI'S.  NOT  1N<  IIIUNO 
ELK(  TRli  AL  AIT.VRATIS  .  Mm!I-m\  Ikc.\  WnuKs, 
Pptroit,    Mi.h.       Kilcl    D»c.    31.    1921 

MIW 

Particular  drncription  of  gnoiis. — C'oal  RuriiinK  Fur 
Bare*.  ro:\l  HumiriK  Kurnac*'  Castingps.'  iiiuJ  i 'oaI-Ki<pdinB 
Ktoktrs. 

(hiiiiiM    uoi     ■<iiic(>    .June    15,    1921. 


8er,    N'>     159.:J.>4         (CLASS    .•i9,       rL(iTllIN(;,i        Frikd 
MAN  \  FiiiEi>MAS,  Rrooklyii.  N.  Y.     Filed  Vvh.   15.  1922 


Particular    da<Mptu>n    of    gnndt. — Woarinc    Apparel — 
Namt'Iy.    I\vjfima,« 

r/atm«    u«r    sine,     .Lni,    3.    1P22 


KNTR  OF   FOonS,)  '   Wkbkijs.  Milwaukee.   Wli-.     Fii.-l 

F.'!-    2'     1'.'22. 


I'lir  tu-uld,    •!' Kcripi  I'itt   of  floods.    -Cainly. 
I'laimn    « »^    Kinff    Voh     1      1921' 


Si-r      Nc       l.'!<,974  'i'L\,vS       ::■         >    I.iiriilNi; 

HiiYA.VT.  N,w    York.   N.   Y.      Lih  .!   l\  U.  2S.   1922. 


L.VNB 


d 


II  .  .1     ■; 


J 


Particvla,        ih  ^-iripHun       ■,<       ■n,-,.!^         (Mlt.r       I  .ri  ■  lii.'i!  {> 

N)itis.'l>      (',,;['.<.    Suits,    Skirl'-,     Hi,,.,  he-.    It.,'--,-      W;,i>t- 
Rwpatirs.      .iHcketfi,      Kitiion.'s  :      rnul      Inrn'r     <  ..'iT-rninf  s 
Nnnicly.    Corsc-ts,    Bra ssi."' ;•<•«.    rriion    Suit.;.    '  ■!,ftii(.-».s.    :inf1 
I'.'ttK'oals.    ,if   Te.xtilc   an.l    Knitt.-.l    Fnl-ro-- 
'    hlimf    liJ*.     -in,',      't!',';!!     1",  '        !       1  irjj 


S.T       No       mil,;;.-,,-,         ,(   I.\SS     I','.*         t   luTlllS';  l.\SR 

\'.\:\  \\i     \,.,v    \  ,..'k     N     >        l"ii.-.i    M  ,1      v     lo^'j 


'pjg 


I'nrHcultn      dt  Kci-ititi'in     of     r;oo(U    Out.r     <;art!u-nt« — 
Namely,   Coats.    SuUb.    .Skirts,    Breeches,    Iucwpr.    Waists. 
Sweater.*.     .lackets.      Kiitir.iios  :      nn.l      Inn.T      flnriiicnts 
Namely.  Cor.'srtB.   Brasai^res     rnion    SnitM.    i  hemiw-    a.! 
Fftticoats.    of   Textil.     and   Knitted    Fahrii-f: 

flaimn    u'f    slnrr    ahoni    Feb     1.    1922 


622 


OFFICIAL  CiAZETTP: 


<  K  TouEB  23. 1923 


Ser     No.    161.256.       (CLASS    42.      KNITTED,    NETTEK.       S.-r.  No.    102.070        (  r..\SS   M\      1(h.1.s  .\NI»  INGHEDI 
.VND  TEXTILE  F.I^BRICS!)      iRKL.^Nn  Bros    I  vr  .  Npw  ENTS    OE    Pools  i       \Ivr.,ahkt    K      S.*nb<«n,    doing 

York.    N.    Y       Kilpdl  Mar     25,    1922.  business,    as    Rl.i..     IJirl    Fo.ni     lumpany,    Chlcaeo.     111. 

Filed   .\pr    ID,    ili^'j 


^ 


V^^ 


Particular  degai^it 
P1*ce.  Handkerchiefs. 
Manufactured   frona 

f^aimit  use  since  1 


ion  <if  j70orfj» --l.lnen  (^Joods  in  tlif 
anil  n<>us«"h(ild  or  Domesric  Uoods 
nen. 


r,i 


S*>r     No      161.450 
TERI.\I>5  I       Tup 
Francisco,  f'alif      F 


R-D£-, 


/^ 


SOf) 


I,.\S.S  12  CONSTHTTTIO.V  MA- 
I'Mi-^rFivK  Til  vo\*N  lE.s,  Inc.,  San 
!!•■'!  M.ar    _'1»,   ir»22. 


FLOATOID 

firtioiiUir    dcMcrif/ti/n    <>f    goods — .V     I'dnipositi.ii;     f'T 
Coatinj     Roof*.    < 'onsl.<tink'    rrincipallv    of    .Vspiijilr     rin.! 


.^slx'dtos   Fiber 

Claims  lur  sin'^e  Jfiu.  1.  1922. 


.«5«>r     No.    U^l  ,014  'It.A.^.S    :?.'        BKI.TiNi..    Ho.-<K.    M.\ 

•  fllNEKY  FAi  KI.Ni..  .VND  NoNMKT.KLLK  TIRP:S  i 
VooanKE.s  RvBBti.'  ffF<;  Co.  .1.  r«ipy  Citv  N  J  Kil»^'! 
Mar.   30.    1922. 


T!)e    mark    consist.^   l.f    a    >triii''    r,f   wliirr    ..ii    ih.    outer 
surfai-e  of  thf  hos<-.  .xK'rulins:  in  ii  >tr,Tii;h'   lin>'  longihidi 
aally     rh>T>'if     as    !*l;MWri     in     f'io    .!■  ■  oiii;,anviii.'    (Ir;iw:nt 
no  rlaim   bein;;  iiiad"  'j.'  rto/  ri-prcs>'i.'a  r  ;oii   -f  ,(   s.-'ti,.ii  of 
hose 

Particular    dtgcriptiln    ■,!    good.*       Hos.-    Mad.      Wholly 
or    Tartly  of  Rut.ib.T  -r  a   Uuhber  Coni[Xisit i.m 

I'lairiM  ute  since  Mnr    2**.   1922. 


Ser  No  161,62.''.  m!.AS.«!  I'.i.  VKHIiI.K.-^.  NoT  IN 
CLIDING  ENGINff.'^  I  The  Ho;  d.ui  r.K  Comp^nv 
.New   York.  N    Y      Ftled  .\pr    1,   1922 

HOUDAILLE 


Particular    de»rrii>tLu     of     fjoods     -.Vii  tom..ld!>^     Acces- 
sories—  Namely.   Shock^  Atworbers 
flaims  u*e  since  abiut  1917 


Ser  No.  161.626.  mJlaSS  19  VEHICLES.  No'f  IN- 
CLUDING ENGINHS  ,  The  Hoidaille  Comi-vvt, 
ButTalo,  N.   \       Fil.ai  Apr    1     1922 

HOO-DYE 


l'artic%lair    degcriptip 
soriea — Nanaely.  Shock 
Claims  use  since  aMu 


»     of    g'Mjdt — -Automobile     Acces- 
Ab8orb«»rH. 
t   September.   1920. 


Tiie  trad< mark  iio-lud- ^  tii.  r..pr.'H..nrati..ii  of  a  bird 
!:i  tliztit.  ttie  body  of  wliuli  ;.,  IJur  iu  cobjr  outlitHil  In 
Kold 

!'<irticular   d>  ■■<  >  iftlion    of  fjfodx       SiCa.i    Prcs^inirs 

'  Inirn*    MA,     -Mi..     \|ar.    1,    1922 


Ser    N..     lt'»2.4<>3.      (CL.XS.-.;    4r,       1  o  i|)S   .v  M  >   IMiliKIM 

ENTS    OF    KOril'S  ,       Ikm.eimk    W      i.iitK.iisnw.   dolnj; 

*"i^i'^''^>    !>•<    V.'>    If'  1    '   !','.    la-iii  .     .V   laohiliidii   Corpora 
tion.   Sati    FranciM..    i  ahf       1  ii.d   Apr     IT,    r.i22 


i, 

^1  tllimWm»tftUit«njiM»Uim»nilHlU  lililMWlH 


CL 


QualllL 


"■ —  - 


UB 


Tamales 


Th..   words    '   Qiialifv  and    ■   TnmaJeK"   are   rtinclalmeil 

apart    from    the    mark    ii  -  ^ii.-a  n 

Particular  dpsrri(jti',>,  ,r  ,y  ,,,/j,  h  p.  sh  and  Canned 
T.imales  and    F^nchiladn- 

'Inim-i    u*r   sini-i     Mir  ]      Ul'Ji 


S.  r      N..       lt;,;.ii(io  ,   l,ASS     .;         I'HKMICM.S.     Mi:i>I- 

f  INES.    AND   IllAKMAiKITICAI.    rHEI'A  KATK  INS  ( 

!■.*'  iFii     Bv  Pk.-i  '     y-   li    ,   ,sai,   .lose.   «alif       Filed    \pr 
27,    irt22. 

O  A 

Particular     deti<-rtjitio»      ,'     yyo^*       CarlK)niiinK     Com 
pound   for    Hardeninc   Steel 

riaimn    u»r   sine    May   24.    1921 


<)nouER23,  l!»2;i 


I'.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


623 


S  r    No    164,003. 


i.ArE.NKAHKiK,     NiirembtTg,    Germany.       FU.mI    .lune     i.",. 


PIROIENE 

Particular  d<  xrri,)tu,n   .,f  -/oo</-       (ias^diu... 
Clai>n»  UMt    sine..    Ajir     1.    i;i_'(i. 


S"  No  ltU.724.  (CLASS  1  RAW  oR  PARTLY  CUF 
CARED  MATERIALS.,  .s  r  M. ,«..,:  I'.u-eh  Chm- 
I'^vv,   I|i>nTEn,   MoMtn.al.   ..n.hee.   Canada,      Fibd   May 

'  '   '  ■        J  «f  ^  ^  .  * 


Tl...  field  ..r  th..  shield  do!inoUo,|  i„  sai.l  drnwinu  i^ 
red.   as  denoted   by    ttie    lines    therrof 

l-'JrtiruUi,  dr.rription  of  „o,„!.^  .'ap.  r  Pulp  Nnm>.ly, 
Cround  Wo..d.  Krnff,  and  Snlphatr  Pulp.  SnlpMl,.  p„h.' 
nrnt    Scre«-nin«s    Pulfi 

cUiiw  use  s!iie(.  prior   to   .Ma\    12,   1!<2L' 


^'■r  No.  lti.a.irj  (»  L.VSS  H  METALS  AND  MET\L 
CASTIN(;S  AND  F(.R.;iN.;s  ,  A.N.u-ONU,^  roppEH 
MiMv,;  CoMrANY.  New  York.  N    Y.     Filed  Jnne  7    1022 

ANACONDA 
HCONOMY  STRIP  COPPL'R 

No    claim    i.s    made    herein    ,,.    the    rei-intration    ,.f    the 
words    •■  Strip    Copper." 

Particular   drsrri,.tio„    of   ,joo,l.       Cast.    lM!,wn.    RoU.d 
I.xtrudol,   Pre,.,Ml.  ,nd   Mnrhl, Nonferrons   Metals  and 


Alloys,    and    Incois,   Cavthit's,    .s;h,., 


IS.    R.dls,    Wire    Strips, 


••'ml    Rods    Ma,|..    from    Sneh    M.  t,.,ls    and    ,\llovs.    „„d    Spe-    , 
eitically   Strip    Copper  ^       ' 

Clatmt   live   sine.     May    j     1922 


■^'■r      No.     H!."p.;ill.        (CLASS     ;',!i 
s.ti.Ts  Textile  .M.\.sr  ta 
(  onn..  and  New  York,  N.   Y       Filed  .lunp  in.Voo' 


CLOTHING.,       The 
(Ti  KING   CuMP.tNT,   Bridgeport, 


KARATEX 


lortu;,!ar  ,Ir»rri,,tiop,  of  poo,!,.  -Women's.  Children-s 
an. I  Infants-  Coats.  Clonks.  Wraps.  Capes.  Suits  Co'^. 
tl  mes,    Dresse*,   Waists.   Skirts,  and   Hats. 

Clninxf  unr  since  Mar.  .Tl,   m92. 


(titaiDyl 


I'urUvHtar  dr..,ri,,tUm  of  V'-o,/*        Waf.-rs   \u-\.;um\   r      v* 
Used    for    Lining    Bakers'    War..    .Apparatus    for    Baking 


^^'af^^s 

ciaimK  WW    since  Deceuiher,    i;»i;i 


Ser     N 

Si,\- 

III       Filr.d  .Inne  i;i,   i<»oo 


'-"  '^■11         'CLASS    1.-,.      (ULS    AND   CtiF\SFS   i 
SlAM..Mi!,     on,    CnNM...VA,     Wh.ti,.^'.     Ind,     and     Chieago, 


Particular  >l,  scri/it ion  of  ffoods       Candles. 
Claim*   itxe   since   Apr.    17.    lOjo 


Ser,    No.    lO.a.sa.'        (CLASS    15.      OILS    AND    (.RF\SES1 
^T,.Ni.AHn    0,L    CoMPANV.    Whiting,    ind,    and    Chica' 
111       1-  lied   ,lnue  21,   1922. 


■ago. 


Particular  firsicription  of  u'todx.      Cawdle^ 
CJaimn  UKF  since  Apr.    13.   T922. 


;24 


S»T.     So.     1  ''■•'    *■>- 
S  ;■  A  M  ■  *  ii  I '    '  •  i  I 

111.     I'il.Hi  Jllll. 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTIE 


(»c-rouKB23,  1S»2:: 


I 


iii;\n>  Ai.s     .\ii:i'i 


.Mi'.x        Wbi.inu'      liM.    '•n.!     -  tMr..L-       I         flNKS      v  M-   i'ii.VK.UAt  Kl.  i  I.  .Vi.    I'lt  KI'.V  1!  \T!0\> 
.,o  ,\    \    i    M  G  Co.,  KlnuT.  N.  .1.     Flit'*!  •Iiil.\    '^      '' ' 


-1.   I'J-' 


I  &I.^ 


\'art\CH[»r  ili* 


,;,,,„    .     -    ,  ,  (.       Cnnillfs. 
,   u,  '    _'f>.  !:iJl. 


s«T.  No.  I  •*.«'..•.:»•.* 

KRS-    M.VTI  i; 


ECHAZEL 


7'orMcMJur  dt«crip<i<.»M  of  l/oodn. —  M'luin.  (  -W  I  xU-r 
nally  and  Internally  in  the  Treaiiiinu  .:  .^jirains. 
Bruis<s,  Bat's.  Itiirns.  ^stincs,  Scald.s,  rnliifiil  SwHllnj:-'. 
Kczenia.  IMU-h.  Kldod  I'oison.  Ivy  I'hIhou.  Itcliiii«  Hu- 
inor*.  Cuts,  Ojh'Ii  Wounds,  VIoth,  Old  Soren,  Soru  Ni|> 
ple»*.  Sure  Ey*"*,  Lencorrh»a  and  I'torino  Affrctlons.  Ca- 
tarrh, J5«>r«'  Throttf.  Spongy  Kiims,  l?a  I  Ilr.  :ith.  and  I" 
i'rf'THnt    I'H'i-ny   «>f  T»»'th 

'•;,|...,.'   »..■   -inrc   May   'i.    1917 


StT.  Nil.    ii;7.:;n-j.     .<  I-.\ss  aj      kmiii!'    NiirKi*. 

AND  Ti:NTII.r   !-\in:!''S  .      u..^    W.i.;.^  :.m:.   <>>\i 


;    \^.     .'■        !•  \     ^  IS    ANI>    l-.\INr 
;;i  ;     I'll  ih  K    i/'ii  isn     M.\NrK.\<-- 
\.  w    iirU-.iiis.    I.jf        l'ili<l    .Inn<>    "-tt. 


mi^ 


WILLCO 


<^y  ^ — >  ^-^ 

'^      SINCK  1  8  3  9        -■  \ 


\,i  .t.iiii  I-  iiiadi-  to  III)'  ••xclimirc  ur«i-  "i'  it.,  u  >  fl« 
•'Uiualiiy"  ami  "SorvlCf"  a|Miri  fr..in  :!>.•  mnrk  ~hi.n-  In 
t  h»'  dr.iw  inc  • 

I'll'  'Kiiltii-  ilcacriitti'iH  <if  ii>r    in       ■  ■  it-ii    \'\' ■>■  > i~ 


1  il«->     Inr    It  ir>      .'(."I    I  ii    iit>  tit.illy   fi>r     i'i'.'     i  m       r      .•■luiu 
till,  I"  '/•'    -iti  ■■   liwn-  1",  r.c':J, 


•«;.r   \.i    KW..-T7]      .<  i,A.si<  21.     Ki.V^ri:!'   \i    Arr.\::\ 

IS.       M\iinNKS.        AND       Stri'tllS.  I'.fvlAMIN 

i;i  f  <   I  K   ,        \|  \  \!  v\i-\  I  !Mm;       i'i.m  rw  .  ,       ;   !  !.■  ■^••.       III. 


PARABOLITE 


['.r\/.    i.<-    Miiroii    FiEi.   COUPANV,    K.h    .-    '  ■'        M 

Kit.. I     f.'h     V*.    I'.i2-J. 


'I'lhuoiLf' 

I 
I 


N,.      liuiii    1-    11.,..:-    •       '  I..     A     r.l    ■■Tr!;..ir'     \\'nr>    ri..m   tl; 
mark  a."   sl.nwii   in    th'    'irawiiii:. 


!■.,,,,.  ul.i       ..j..  r,„fK-«      rf     ■'^'"'-      -Ku.  tnr:,:  I.i.'i.tl.u-     j         rartie«/«T-     dfKr,-,„> •      ^n„d>.      -  I.uhn.  ..„t     r..r     M 

1         <  laims  <!"•  «lii''     .i.out   .Tamiary.   1922. 


.nut    V..V     1  .    Ifll.'S. 


\ 


OcTOBta  23,  iy2;i 


U.  S.  PATKNT  OFFK  K. 


625 


Ser.     No,     lH7,r)!i4         (CLASS    44        UK.NTAL.    MKDICAL. 
AND     SIKIJIIM,     AFI'I.I  AN.   KS.i        I'itork     BiliAi;- 
Paris,  Francf      PMled  Julv   31.   I!t22 

CALCOPHORE 

Parfini/^r  rf/Mrrt;>Uon  o/  gor,d$.~Mp<]\c\i);il  Vnpt)rlzlnK 
Df'Vicp  iiiKi    rartifiilarly    f.,r  Thi.se    I'ermittlnR   th«>   Intr- 
dtictiou  in  Siksp.Ti.siori   in   ilir   Vajwr  of  Stdid  r:irticle«. 

Claimfi    u>ir  sii.rc   .Tnni'   4,    lO'.'l. 


8pr    No     167.670        (CLASS    28       .IHWELRY   AND    PRf: 
CIOUS-METAL    WARB.)       T.    N.    Bbnedict   Mrc.    Co., 
Ka-it  Siracnsf,  \.  Y.     Hied  Auk    1.  1922 


and  "Withstands  the  Test  of  Time"  are  disciainifd  as 
ira.l.-uiarks  ficepf  :.s  ux.-d  ti.  .■..i.juriction  with  :h.-  mark 
stu'Wii   III    the   draw  ::ii: 

rartxrulur  d(  ^.-n/,f  i, -■  of  oo',il.-  H.  ;,.!}  M  :  t.  , :  M.-a] 
li-  f  ralnt.  H.'-fiy-Mised  Indiisiriai  i'.'i.-.t,  R.  i.Jy-M  liej 
AciUproof  I'aliit,  Ready. Mix.-.i  I',,'itf.r>  I'-::,-  Fii.i.ly- 
MIX(->d  Boll.'r  Pfllrt.  R.'ady  \\ix,'<]  Hn<ri.~s  Slii-liii;^  (-(.n;- 
IKiiiDd.  Heiu\\  Mix..!  rositiv»-.>>p..,  I  I'riniins:  i'rtint,  Minpral 
SplrlfH.  Maririp  Knam*'|,  H,-a.iy-Mix..(l  M:>riuc  i'aiiits, 
Krady-Mix,-<1   Paii,is,    and    Paitit   Oil 

'■/'Jim.s    uxc   si  III-,.    Auk     L    3  021. 

■i 

StT  No  16h.4,%;;.  H.l^AS.tf  ;.■-  '.AMKS.  TliVS  ,\nd 
.'^L' tiil  i.\(,;  (HMthS.)  CciiuiKi:;  S  Pi:.-n.\n,  i.m- 
i  '^•■^"     i'-      !!'■■    N    Y.     nU'd  Av.L-    ;;.    !;i_-. 


rnrticuhir  ■frsr-ription  •,'  y'/'-d« --Sil\  er  Plated  Tali. 
and  Hi.llow  War.>  and  Articles  Plated  with  Pr. clous 
Metal,  as  folh.w.s  Tea  s<ts.  Coffee  Sets.  Trays,  Cups, 
Platea.  Casseroles,  B<jw]8,  Vegetable  Dish.'K,  Booh,  n 
I>i>li.-s.  Vases.  Crack. T  and  cheese  Di.shes,  Cnirnh  Sets, 
Candlesticks,   and   Pitchers. 

(UiiiHH  u.se  since  on  or  alx.ut  .July    1,    10(i3. 


Ser.    No      Ifi7,7."i0.       iCLASS    ,'>,y.      CI.OTHINC   ,       Yotsc, 
IvvKNTioNs  Inc..  New  Y(.rk.  N.   Y.      Filed  Aug    2,   1922, 


Particular  description  of  gnodn — Hosiery. 
Claims  use  since  June  2...   1922. 


Ser  No  lfi*^.'^l!•.  i  CLASS  42,  KNITTKli.  NE'l^ED 
AND  TKXTILK  FABRICS.)  .1.  H  l^nk  ,v,  c<i..  New 
York.  N.  Y.     Filed  Anp.    16,   1922 

PALMA 

The   mark  <  onslsts  of  the  word  •'Palma  " 
{'articular  'Irscription  nf  goods. —  Fustian. 
riaimx  us,    since    1902. 


Cdr3<^/Q^.z^ 


I'artviihir  description  of  u'"'dy  ~GoU  Clubs. 
Clamig  I, I,,-  since  Jan.  1,   1921. 


Ser.  No,  l'^fi,.'?49.  (CL.VSS  10.  FAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS.!  TiiK  Raimoi;  .\spjiai,T  Pavi.so 
CoMPAW.   Philadelphia,    Pa,      Fihd  Auc.   17.   1922. 


Ser.  No  188,622.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  \  N  [  -  '  Vi ;  REI  ij- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.)  Schwk.tzkr  Cmmina  Co.. 
Limited,  Holloway.  London.  Entrland  F  ied  Aue  23* 
1922.  ' 


COCOATI N  A 


PartUuiar    detcription    of    nnoda — I'oooa. 
Claim #  (o»«    since  1855.  ; 


Ser     No     l«^,s,s'2        kI.vSS    1  P>       PAINTS     WI.    !'\i\T 
ERS      MATERIALS.        (,,,!,.    Mflai,     Watkr  I'f:.  ,.  f,  xq 
Co.,    Oakland,    Calif      avsicn-.r    to    Wi, t.  ri.;-o..ted    Prod- 
ucts  Company.    Oakland,    Calif,,    n    i'.  ri.or.ati.in    of   Cali- 
fornia.     Filed   Auk    ;>0.   1922. 


The  lining  on   the  drawing  does  not  indicate  any  par- 
tlculrfr  color.     The  words  "The  SUndard  of  Excellence" 
815  O.  O. — 41 


Particular  description  oj  goods — Compound  to  be  Used 
in  Place  of  Bed-I>ead  Putty,  Composed  Chiefly  ■  t  China - 
Wood    Oil    and    Mineral    Colorings. 

Claims  use  since  1908. 


626 


Ser.    No.    169.776. 
ERS*     MATKRI. 

^aijo,   in,      FilPd 


(CLASS    16.      PAINTS    AND    PAINT-       Ser.   No,    170,!54:i       mT  ASS   V\       monS  AND  INORKPI- 
LS  I       Alfonso    Joskph    F^sci,    Chi-   ,        f:NTS    of    FOi'Iis  Fi.:i',     u  k    Crkam    CnMr\s\, 

Sept,  21.  1922.  j         Tulsa     Okla        FIIp.I    o,r      in,    ]!rj'.' 


the    m'srk    sh-wn 
!'iirti''ulfir    '(t'l'  » 

;tj'  'ii>    F.ilish 

'   '.M  r;l  V    u  ■  •     ■■;  ■     > 


Ser.    No.    170,281. 

TrniAT.S,         '' 
\      -i         F.l.-.l    (I 


OFFICIAI.  (JAZKTTE 


OCTOBKB  23,  1923 


WONDER    OIL 


:i'ie     for     '■>:>'    woT'l     '(Ml"     ipiirt     from 
)n     the    i!raw!i;i: 
iptiori    v'    '/'j'/ii*  -  -F'lrriit'i  f-.     mil     \:itO- 

,1  I'l     10,    1021 


(CI.  VSv    ij 

4.     i;»22 


|\-1  urCTION   MA- 

s;      I^'         I'.r<i.>k!yn, 


j^f^Q^ 


S^^r     N'm      ;T'V2'-2 


V    \- 


Particular   ile.'<cr]  iiti"n    of   ^',,,44 — Stucco. 
Claims    Ufte    s::;  'r     Ana.    .'?.     1922. 


'■F.X.'^S    1-       ro\v  1  i:;  ,■  tidn    ma- 


FiI\I,S    t  I  ;i!  V  s-tTK,M;K       ^..\|1•A^^ 


okljD, 


t,    1022 


Particular    'Irxrription    of   good''  — Stucro 
Cl'iimn    usf    sinci    Ang.    3.    1922. 


.■vT  N-  ITn  :i;j  .ri,.\ss  ''.  'HFMh  \I<  MFPI- 
'  INKS,  \\I>  FHAItMA(N:i  TICAI,  PK  F  F'AR  VTIONS.) 
F\tM.\  P.F:F<!M\fl,  lioini:  biisinps-  ;l-*  P.tHM'hiims  Labo- 
ratory f  >scawaiia-on-IIudson,  N  V  1  iit>il  Oct.  6, 
10_'2, 


Particular      dexrfiption      'i'      •I'/oiin       P.T;'',in*"       T.il 


PURITY 

XX 
ICE  CREAM 


Nil    claim    1>         i  !•     to    the    words    "I'urlty"    or       I   > 

Cream"  apar^    !    u;    ;.';•■   "XX"   formtnz  tbo   r«-.prif i  il    Uw 
tore  of  thf  hi -k 

/'■irt[ru!,r      /.  <,  »-r  n  f  i,  n    of    {jQods. — Ice     I'rr.irn 
'  i,n»,^   u^.     -;■     .     M     r    1.   1922. 


Sor.  No.  171.113.      (CLASS  1.      ■:  \\\    "i:    i   \(rriv  I'HF 
TMPFIi     MVTrUIALS.*        Wll...'^      M  .(>■':  -      IiMirEii 
<',.>•,. y,    N.w    ^.lUth    Wnles.    Au8tr;ili;i        i-'llt-l    Oct     2:;. 
l'.*22       Under    ten-year   proviso. 


rarti.  u!,i'     l'1-ription   of  goodit       \\\    Kli'l-i    'if    Hldf-s. 
Skin-;,    T  1 1  \    :\        Ti^'.    W  miI. 

riaa.  y    ....     Hru-e    Sept.    1,    1892. 


'I  FRE  \  I  ■ 

"ir>22. 


'''.t  i[  ASS     U        lO.NS  ritl  I    TIMN     .\IA- 

I'K'i;!"':  IM'.KIQUE      I'K       Fni'Hi    MS      OR. 

A  .    '.i'ii>M-ii,    S \vi tz'T'iiiiil,       I'iipil    .Nov      1';. 


PRODORITE 


/''.•;■-';'  ',  '■!■        t,  -    '  if.'ii.'i       .,.'        ,..o./,i        *  'lay,       Tilf,       niMl 
I'tTTi  '      "  ;     l'i;i..~    and    Cii'    '  i   •-      <'    I'lrii!  -      StriF'^.    l';i\ 
:.^-      Ir;:ji'  rrii'' I'li.'     P'lncaiii-'-^       i:i.l     MitJ'-ai     Pii,)''.    Hoof, 
F'li.nt'l.     ;iii(i     \',-iult     Foveriri>,'S. 

r/fjiH,  ,     >nr    ^i'l  ■!>    .Iii!v.     1  ri'_".' 


Ser,     Nii      172  '.".M  .CLASS     \'.>         \  I.I  1  Ii    I.i:s.     N'>T     IN 

rsv'M     .MilwaDk.'.-.     Wis         Fi!,-.|     .N.v      ■J»i.     l!r_'-.' 

HEXCEL       EXCELS 

N'>    claim    !■!    m;iii.-    'o    th^'    wirii    ■■Kx^-pIs"    a[)art.frnin 


Waters.   Fucp  Pow^lprs,  Talf-um.   I.ip   Sticks.   Fac<"  I'rpara.'*.        thp   mark  «hown 
RflUffea,     Hair     Oils,     Hair     Totiicp.     Oontifricps.     Toitb 


'/')'. (/.I        ,\  utiiniohilp      UniF 


PriwdpfS.     Nail     Pol 
'  laimn  u»e  since 


ishes.    and    Sachet    Pfwders, 
October.   1915 


/'artirul'ir      ,/,  ^.  ,  ti'tujn 
ators. 

'"fairn,*    t/.«c    .-liiicp    on    'ir    ahont    May    ItV    P'22. 


OCTOBKR  23.  1!>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


n-r 


""'knts   'nK''r<<w'^'''^''       FOODS   AND   INGREDI         Ser     No     lT4  17.i        iCLASSKO.      MERCHANDISE    NOT 

tamden,    .N,    .1.    jiR.si>rn,.r    to    Famphell    Soup    Company,  pa.n-t,    StouBhtoi:,    .Mass.       Piled    .Tan      4      1903 

Camden.    N     .r  ,    a    Crporat  j(.n    of    \.  w    .T.-rs.M  ,       Fjl,.i!    i 
Nov.   22,   1!»2J. 


■^4* 


GOSOER 


<^ 


I'articuUii    ili»,i,i,tn,n  !_.;  .jiji.ds, — Rubberized  Cloth. 
Claims  use  since  Oct.  14.  1922. 


Sri-    \..     i7f:;:,!        m  fass 
A,   i.i.fckNMAN,    Ftica,    N,    V 


i-      Jr.    ♦-    *•     i 


••ii'  if^ 


'  !  |.|  11  INC..  I      Wicks 

■i:f'.:    Ja;.     8.    192.3. 


BOYPROOF 


I'articvlar     flrtrriptinn     <i1     r,oo'/^,—  Roys'      cinthlns 

In     the    laL.'l    shinvn     it,     tti.     ,!r.awinpR    tiu'    r..  r :,  ra'i;l;i  r        "^.'impl.v.   Suits  and  Overmnts 


panel,  are  th.  upp.r  ,,„..  r..,l  and  the  lower  .„,,.  u  ,.,,,. 
the  torrt„.«  {!,,,r,l..li.  hord.TK.  nn.l  medaUicm  nu  v. 
<r«"'':  'f"'  !■■  r.ler  In,.-  are  t(,..  on-  at  the  top  w'lte 
and  the  nn.  .at  the  i.,,rt.,m  r...i,  and  "CampbHI's"  ,,p 
p-ars  in  letters  t.ord.  r,-.l  ,„  Mark  and  filled  ll.  white 
■'^"  '■'■"""'  '^  "'■"'"  '■'  I!"*  outline  of  the  label  nor  to 
the  words  and  titrure.  that  appear  upon  the  medallion 
nor  to  the  medal  apart  from  ..thfr  featuns  ,>f  the 
mark 


c/atr?i«   \isi    Kir;.i'  .lu!;.^ 


'-1. 


Ser,  No.  ]7,'').:;9:;  (CL.vss  -j-:  camfs  I'uvs  and 
SPoRTIN(;  (;<.Oi)S.,  Wu.iuii'  im,:  .  ,i.,i:  .  uusine.^s  a^- 
The  Founfy  <;.. If  Company.  Hiritii  iit'liai:!  FtiL-laiid  FiUnl 
Feb     1,    lit2:^ 


Pai  tirul'ir     ilr»(ritili,,n 
Corn.    I'.a~    .■iml  Beanx 

Claims    liM,     sine.'    about    Ortober.    li<*J2 


'/'''-"I"       Carin>..l     T.^matues, 


CHEMICO 


/''/  ■  t  till  1(1:      >!'   •"    '  ijitK,,, 

('lnittii>   Use   si!if.>    \o\- 


, 'f.v  — Golf  Ball^. 


Ser  Nn  17:;. 047  , CLASS  .'1  KLECTRIC.M.  VPPARA- 
TUS.  MACHINES  AND  SFPPLIES.)  Smi.o.mun  r,t- 
TXR  Hiri'Lr.  Wiiliam^porr,  Pa,  aKsiiriu.r  t..  DX  In. 
strument  Company.  M.arris!Miri.'.  Pa.,  :i  Corporation  of 
Delaware      I'iled  Fiec    7,  1922. 


Particular    'Jr^rripti'm    of   foo-fj*.- -Rheo^t.-i 
Claim*    use    since    Nov.     .'{0,    1922. 


Ser,    No,    17ri,726        (CLASS   ;;.-,,      HFI'llNi;     HOSF,    MA- 
(•1^NER^     FACKINt,.    AND    NONMKTAFFlt      TIKFS 
The  Mastck  Tihe  A:  Hi  hbkh  Co.,  Davt"ii.  (V],i,,      F;i,-,i 
Feb    8.    i:t2:i, 

Armour 


I'ni  tii'iihir   d'srriptji.i, 
'  lilim'<    !(.vr    vjtiri.    .lari 


'?."  lillhhrr     T 


Ser.    Nn,    ]:.-,,^::i'        i.F,\S.<    ."ir       M  FiO   i  1  ,\  \  i  ■!  Si'    NuT 
OTHERWIsr;    CLASSIFIFD  'Vh;:    ..XMMvrni.    \[:six 

•rvv.y   TnrM!;i'    Cup.   \',,^v    Y.irk     \     ^■        Fii-.l    r\>!.     ,e 
102;;, 


S.r     X,.     17:i.2GS.       (CLASS    22.       (;,\MFS,  TOYS      \ND 

SPORTINC    COODS  )      Yakd.smohk    (;,iik  Cpb    Mam - 

F.^^Tl'Rl^l,     C.MrANV.    New     York.     N      V  Filed    Dec 
12.    1922. 

Ya rdSmorE 

Club 'H^aT  iZTTT""  1  r":     '""'''  '^'"'^   ""'   ^'"'-   i        ''"'•"■'^""-  drsrHption  of  ,ood.  -Minint.r-  Theater,  in 
Club    Heads    Finished    and    Partly    Finished.  ,he  Nature  of  an   Advertising   I>..Mce 

Claims    use   since    Nov.    14.    1922  |        ,•,,„■„,.   „,.,.,,„,■..   D,.-    P'     to-. 


628 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 1928 


8*r.   No.   17«.348.      (CLASS  34.      FIEATINO,   I.I*;HTI.N(; 
A-VD   VE.NTIL.fkTIN(;  Ai'PARATi:"S     NOT  I  Nfl.ri  tlN' , 
APrARATT'.S.  I        J  .Hv.sf,v    l;^s     .VppLI 
i:pdar  Rapids!.  I  .nv.  :      l'::>',\  Fro.  2<i.  1923. 


ELECTRICAL 


HfT.     No.     ITH.tlTi)         iilASS    6.       CIIKMICALS.     MKDI- 
CL\ES      \\i.   cn  Mt.MA'  i:(    1  ir.M,    CKi:  I'ARATIONS.) 

Thh    I  «mws    I  id  ill,  M     I  MVijMVY,    !!iuv    tiv    change    of 

iia:i!e.  i{u;ir.!;a    !,.i  ti..- 1  ti.ri,'-,   1  n.-f.rp.  iri !  .•■l.    I  ndianapiiUs, 

Ciasmie 


Appli<-a;;i:    mak4s  no  flaim   to  fht-   r^-pr.-o'ir    riMti 
(food.^  ih   wi;    on    ^he   trade-mark. 

ParticiAlar  degfription  of  'joorfit      Gas  Appllancet;. 
''i'liTij   ujt^"   slntt-  Jan     19,   112.. 


Particular  dr$rf  ifiti'in  ■•■  ■  'imiit        l''.'(cial  I*:i 
Clairrn^    uAf  sinri-    I\»lir'!arv,    HCJ'J 


'he 


Sfr.    No     176.66.''J       mLA?S    r.V       CONSTRTTTIftN    MA 
TRRL\LS. )      J^HN  J.  BaiGGS,  Indianapolis,   Ind.     Hl^-d 
Feb.  27,   1923. 


Sfr.     No,     IT'CT.'U.       (CLASS     t)        .  1 1 1:  M  H 
'INKS.    AND    rw  AliMACELTICAI,    liiKT 
SAMfBl.      MvHi'S      r:Kti,Ui,      1'  nii;      i,iir4irifvs 
li.^ro.'dv  (■'.  ,   i;.  .1   w.'^i    Mi'  •'       rutxi  r.  I, 


rk. 


ALS.     MKLI- 
AHATIONS.) 

-■>«,  192:! 


Drawing  consiats  of  the  narar  "Sllvprtnnf"  with  larg'^r 
terminal  lettens  anil  with  a  shaded  bar  runnin;;  througli 
a   portion  of  the  kidth   of  aaid   letters 

ParticMl'ir  df»<ript%on  of  >}ooiU — BuildlUK   Stont  .   Lini. 
gt..)np,  Ijme,  (.'►^nifnt,  Stucco,  and  Piaster  ;  Martilp.  .Natur.il 
and    .Vrtiflci.il  ,     l.ath,     Wood    and    Metal  .     LutDtitr      ;rd 
Struct  jral    SteeL   Plain,   Finiihed,   and   Fabrif  i -.-l 

'■!'iifn^  uxc  sln<»>  Jnly   1.   1922. 


OlilNE 


S*':-      N.i      170, HO".! 
'"[.NKS,    ANI>   I 

THK      i'kiiWV      (" 

nrttn*'  Boticiiia 
Lid       Pil'vl    [■%■ 


Particular    <l' nr^  iiiti'xi    of   good*.  —  Pr.  [.aratinn    for    the 
Tr-atmPiit    nf    I'iles 

•"I'.MUi  ui''  since  Jan.    I,  1920. 


I  CLASS     r,        ClIEMK  ACS      .M  i .  M 
lIARMACErTHAL  PKi;i'.MC\  r  t' iN  S 
SKAirr.vL    Co>tr.^NY,    ni.iw    t".       :ii,,_-.       ' 
-atKiratories,   Incorporated,   ItiOiaD;ip<.iiis 
..   27.    Ht2::. 


Sor.  No.  17;,ut)4.  (CLASS  1; 
\s<<ocmt»:d  Oh.  Compa.nt,  : 
Mar     -     i;t23. 


f 'ICS   ANh    (WtEASES.t 

1 'rarii-is,  u.  C:ilir,      Fllpd 


['■IfUrulai-        I 

Cream.    Vaninhin 
Toilet  Watrr,  Pt 
Flealintj  (  r.  im,   ! 
D*'pi'arnr\-,    r.iri    1 
Cosmetic    I  fur    F- 
Lotlon,    Toifpt    F 
Claims    uKf    sin 


ripti'/ii      ■-;      '/■,i,(ii>       ICirjal  P"rk      ''old 

gt   Cr*';im     I-'a^e    Powder,    'I'al'-um    I'"wdar, 

r'ume.  No  Chafe    Stearn.'i    Barh  i'nwder. 

►Mital   ''ream     I  .TiiMii   rr^Hiin,   Nail   Polish. 

"')Zf.    Roiu'p   t'oiniia'C    P'.yphrow    Pencil. 

elashpsi,    Fac*^  I'owd*-r    Compart",    Skin 

:  wder. 

Nfiv,     IftlS. 


The  meaning  of  the  >'':: 
the  drawing  U  as  folinus 
In^  a^'l^  p   t  !;.■   w  '.nl    "  Assi" 
•■N.'autlful      ri:if|.i!i  '         Tli.- 
8id»'s  of  the  ri  ;ir'  si-iir  \  t  \"<.i 


■.■'s,'  .'!;.;r:i.  •^■r^  appcarin-'  up'^n 
1  hi^  two  i'haractcrs  app«vir- 
■laft-C  ■  lit.T'illy  translated,  are 
■t;,!  ractiTs  api^arinc  at  the 
"f  'he  .'luck,  refldlng  from  richt 
tr>  loft,  litcrallv  tran^Ia  t>-<l,  ar>'  "Imit:  and  Itrlght  f*  fro- 
Iwim  "  Applicant  dis'-lainv  the  exclusive  right  to  the 
;<♦■  of  the  words  "K'TO-irii'"  arid  T.nnsj  nnd  Bright  Petro- 
If-unV  anii  aU^  'i  r)ii'  ..nrlii!.-  -  f  the  tup  df  a  can  apart 
from    thf    mark    as    siiown 

Particular  ili  "ciipti'-n  •>(  yoo'li    -Kerospnc. 
'^Inim.^  n*f  <]•]<•*'  Nov.    l.'',    I'i'J.'C 


OOTOBM  28,  li)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


629 


Ser.  No  177.1iHi  iCI.ASS  22.  CAMES.  TOYS,  AND  |  XT.  No  HnICO  UT^.^.^S  -«  SMOKERS'  ARTICLES, 
SPoRTINt;  COOhS  !  (HARt-BS  K.  PiCKfrrr.  doing  1  NOT  INCI.C  !•!  NG  TOB.M  ■C( .  PRfUiCCTS  )  IVfpkrick 
busiiitWB    BH    IVntiickf't     NoTelty    Cdmpany,     HflTerhlU,    ,        \Vinsi\m.ki    M()rM,    Manctuster,    JCngianii       ilied   Apr. 


Mass       Fll.-.l   Mar    it,    Ut2,1 


ParticuUir   <iei>crijttion   <ij   qood^.  —  Ti 
Whe«lbarrow8,    Scooters,  and   Wagona. 
Claimn  u»e  since  Sept.  1.    1922. 


Carta,    Coasters, 


S.^r.  No,  177,02(J.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS,  MEDL 
(MNES,  AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
EiwiN  M.  Mlrpht,  Macon,  M1«b     Filed  Mar    23,  1923. 


JONES 


Pariirular  detoription  of  goodn — Metllclnal  Preparation 
Recommended  for  U»e  In  the  Trentment  of  Malaria  and 
Cbllla. 

Claims  u»e  since  May  1,  1919 


Ser    No.   178,27L      i  CLASS  46.      FOODS   AND   INCiHHDl 
KNTS    OF     FOODS.)       Oltmpia     (anmnc     Company, 
Olympia,    Wash       Fil.xl    Mar.    29,    192:c 


mimMM 


Particular     description     of     goodt. — Canned      Fruits 
Namely,     BlackberrlcB,     Raspberrlcfi,     Loganberries,     and 
Pears. 

Clnimt  utt  since  March,  1921 


St  No.  178, 71G.  (CLASS  IG.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT 
ERS*  MATERIALS.)  John  C  Dolph  Company.  New 
ark,   N.   .1       F11e<l    Apr.    7,    192:C 


INAL 


aK 


Particular  deteription   of  good*. — Varnish. 
Claims  ute  since  May  1,  191B  : 


14.    l!f_':c 


Pariirular  dftrription  of  goodt. — Ttybricco  Pipe?. 
Cloims  vr  since  Mar.  16,  1922 


Ser.  No.  1TH.1S7.  i  CLASS  iG  I'AINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS.*  Thk  Eotitian  Lacqi  kr  Ma.nt- 
FACTiRiNo  Compant,  New  York,  N.  Y  Filed  Apr.  Ifl, 
1923       Inder  feu  y.ar   pr  'viso. 


Egyptian 


I'artii-ulai     dffiiption     <.'     g'loda  

Thinners,   and    Lacquer   Enamels 
(Ttoima    use   since    September,    D>n: 


-l.Tcquers.     I-Jicquer 


Scr  No.  179,192.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS.)  FLoiiASVNTn  Lauokatokiks.  New 
Y'ork   aiui   I'nlnnport,  N    Y       Filed    .\pr.   16,    192.'-! 


VANILLAROME 


Particular     dc»cri%)i\iin     u'     'joods.  —  navorinp     Eitract 
for    Food    Purposen. 

Cicinift   u$e   since    1919. 


S.T.    Nn     179,2r..5,       -CLASS    '«       SMi 
NOT    IN<T,I  DlNt;    TOBACCO    PR 

DrMin.i     111-    Liimm.n,    i.nc.    New 
Apr     17     IfH':; 


nvEKS- 
ODUCTS 
York.    N 


y 


\RTICLES, 

.■\LFKEP 

Y       ril(>d 


I  \ 

\    '. 


Thp  trade-mark  comprising  the  wMfe  spot  appears 
upon  the  upper  fvirface  adjacent  the  inner  ends  of  the 
stems  of  the  pipes,  cigar  and  cigarette  holders,  srvd 
upon  the  face  of  the  bnttons  attached  to  the  closure  of 
the  tobacro  ponches 

Particular  detrription  of  good*. — Pipes,  Cigar  and  Cig- 
arette   Holders,    and  Tobacco   Poaches. 

Claim*  use  since  July  1,   1916. 


630 


er.     No,     179.:5t}7- 
AND    SrRiilCAl. 
Co.,   Aioaij.v,    N.   Y 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBKB  23, 1923 


iCLASS    44.       IiKNTAL.    MKDICAL.       8er.     No.     179,tiHt5         iCr.ASS     tj        (M[KM1CAL8.    MEDI- 
Al'l'LIANCES  I       Frank    B     (Iraves  CINES,   AND   I'll  AKMACKn  ICAI.  I'KKI'ARATIONS.) 

Filfd  Apr,   ly,    1U23.  Uaymond   \V    Smith    -Uiiiik'  husiiiess  as  th«>mlcal  Prod- 

ucts <iim|i,>i!jv     St     J^,i;i.«i,    M,,       l-jli'il   Apr,   ^'5,    1923. 


Claims  use   siri'  •' 


I  ton   ijf  uood* — .^!  •<orl.'nt  Cotton. 
an.    19.    iriLli 


Ser    N       17',<,4'i'3       mLaSS^I       KLEiTHIC  A  L  A  i'PA  KA 
Tl  S,     MAtillNF-.S,     .VNIi     SriTLIF.s   i        Abu.*Ham     S 

'  '•  ■l.i"^  tV.lS       i|ii;Tl_'         i;<il,4S.>i     ,'1>     The      .\!,i"('..r     t,""' •  V.!  [.uin  v , 

-     ritt.-o'ur^;.,   i'a       I<'i>>(!   Apr,   .1,    l','.:; 


No   claim   is   ma!* 
Crystal  "  apart  fri>;: 

I'drticiilijr     '/?"•'  'I 
Cr\>tal3    (Oii^'Dfi'     ■ 


KUS     MvTKRr.VI 
N^w    V  >rk.    N     V, 


f  lo  n     ',  t 

r   i;,i(!iri   s.M.-) 


!^       Thp    Million    I>ollar 

•  •'.\  :i    Hi   tlif  (Irawiii.:. 
/.-  — I;i.!,v;i!!:  il!y4'ack-.l 


1 .  \  .^  s    ;  >        1 

.1         COt'K      \ 

F!lo(!  A;i;     .:,, 


\:nTS    ,>l\I'    P.VINT^ 

'WAN     ro\!T'(V'        iMC, 

1923. 


^s 


Particular  de»cr\p\\<ijn  of  goo<U.  .Vnimai.  I'ish.  and 
Vegetable  Oil  for  Industrial  Purposes  in  th.'  Manufacture 
nt  Linoleum,  Oilclota,  Paint.  Varnish,  Enamels  ;  for  the 
Manufacture  of  Leather  and  I-eath.r  I'roducts,  for  the 
.Manufacture  of  Arti  5cial  Leathor,  for  Temperinc  Steel, 
Other  Products  Which  Re<iuire  the 
Animal,  Fish,  and  V-getable  Oils. 


and    for    Very    Many 
Use  of  These  Various 


Claim*  use  since  .4pr.  20,  1923 


EYE  SE 


/'articular    drxrriptinn    of    rjoftdn.  Eye    Remedy,    Prvpa- 

rarion    f'lr   the    rr.itnicnr   (if   SMTf,  <  iranulateil.    Iiifiarned, 

or    Irritat-(!   run.i]  t  i.ms   nf   rhe  l';yp  ^r  Lids 
I  i'limif   H^e  siiii't'   Aiir     !.    lOL'.'!. 


S<»r      N'n      ITOT-JJ  1   I.A.'^S     •;        rtlKMK'Ar.S,     MEDI- 

'IX  [■:.<.  .\Nli  ril  Mi.MAri!  1  iLAL  I'HKIVV  K.\TIONS  ) 
li='t'  1  '■•■!■  I'l:..[)l  rT8  COMPANT,  INC..  ['.■fr.iit.  Mich. 
I'U»-I    .\:.r,    .■-;     i!i23. 


OT  Pf?o 


CO 


PtGLSTLRtP 


/ 


T-  ■■  ii[:;:,  ant  liereby  disclaims  tlif  !:.;'it  ..f  i  »•_  is;  ration 
of  tilt  wiT'N  "  ProdiKts  "  nl>»o  "  lij-st  i.y  1  t'sr  '  :uii!  "  Reg- 
istered,"   ,1  :  p..,!!  ;[;_     in     tt,.     ■i'r,v;ME. 

/'■irf  i''',  ,/jr  i/.  .«•  r  i;,f.,,n  ,,f  — ,,f,  \I.>,ii.^-  :  !'r'[)ara- 
tions  -  ,Nan;»'ly,  Corn  aii'!  ia,::s  IJ.-iiio, .  r.  .\  ntipersplra- 
tion  Foot  !,..ri,.n,  Antisfj.t  ir  I'nw.l.r  fur  Ovarian  Trou- 
ble's; I.ot:i  n  fur  Fiv.Ma,  ,\  rsf ijit'r^pira  ■  v.-i  I'. ..it  Powder, 
at:'!    I    ',•■!!.  :-iI     \nt![i.     <;-!  f.i  *  i.i  :i    I..i-i..i,      :>.[    ['..ivder. 

CJutm  -    u  f     -  :,.  "    I  ''         'A  !      ;'.i'_'2. 


.S.T     \i      ::■<,:';.        .'■!,\>>    •■-       i  iiiiMii  ai.s.    medi- 

<JINi;.S,  ANi>  PUAliMACKI  I  i'  AL  I'l!  i:  I '  \  li.VT  IONS. ) 
Oeohge  Yeaoeh,  doinji  busntss  m  V  P  IjiU^ratorles, 
Cincinnati,   Ohio.     Filed    xir     jt;     i;il:! 


ITWILL 


Particular    d(f*rripn'-ri     'if    gundx       Medicinal     Prepara- 
tion  for   Sorp   Throat   and    Irritated  Tonsils. 
riaim*  iwe  sincp   Sfpt     i,'..    1920. 

I 


(K-TOBKK  2;i,  l!tl!."J 


U.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


631 


8er.  No.  179,771.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INORKDl-  j  Ser.  No.  179,Si'4.  (CLASS  22.  GAMES,  TOYS,  AND 
ENTS  OF  l''(iol>.'^i  P,i.,rrE]tTo.v-lirrEKT  t'uFKEE  Co,.  I  SPORTIN(i  tjOoDS.)  Schrevek  A;  Co.  Nurt-niberg, 
Aslil.-iiid,    Ky        1  ile<i    Apr.    27.    1'j2;1.  Certi.auy        1:1.  <1     \|  -      ■_•:,    102;; 


fi*"^^ 


.S«.lMA4.C' 


I'mtieuhn'  de.icriiitP,n  uf  (joods — I'uljric  Ti.y  Iji^arcs 
of  -M.  !\i!.'i.s  uitli  M(.\-,'iltl('  nr  !!i.i:i  i.\:il  ;.  llvn  1-  n:.d 
Links,  Sui  h  .as  Cluiractir  l',;.!i.i'>  .-\ii,m:ii  T",v  l;-':r>'s; 
Ti.\  I  ii;;;r.-  cf  Al;  Kii.iis  Ma.;,  .if  I'ai.r;.  ai^l  «itii  M.-- 
cliaiina!    Spritij:    '-r    11}    W'i  ■■■  1    ( tpira' i.  ii  :    Tc)^    '■'    Sn.ct 

'    M.'tal,    \V i.    ;,[,.!   CrudlH.ani  ;    Iiolls   .at;.!   .\!.1:i;;i;    T-v    l-i-- 

T!...    piclur.'    of    the    woman    shown    on    the    drawing    is       ""'    I1<"'1>.    'I<'.v    lars.    I !, .  hiiiiiij   T'ikhc    wm;,    M.'hanir.il 
tii'T.'lv    luiiritul.    to    which    no    claim    va   made   apart   from       Sl-niiL;    M.rhai.jsi.i   aini    \mi1i    I'ly  \\\  >■,■]  ();.,:, if... n 
thi>   i.iher   feafurt'S  of   th,-    mark. 

I'articular   dei/f-ription    of  Qoodx. — Coffee. 
'  Idiiii^    ti.«.    siiH-f  Oct     11.   1022. 

Sir  Ni  \:'j:>''>)  t>  1  \-«S  :.2  IM  IIMTFRE  AND  VV- 
iluL.s'J  l.liV.)  (i.iM.  W  \\  \;  i.!  ■  .  d'.ins  l)uslnpss  as 
Automatic  Curtain  Co  .  Saul;  Hapiis  Min:  Filed  Apr. 
2S.    102"!. 


'  hiimi'    K«r    sini'c    Aiii 


l'.t21. 


S.  r.    No      17!<,s!'.'  ■   I.\SS    M        DENTAL,    MEDICAL, 

AND    SFKCH  A!      AI'lLlANCES.i       I'HEUEIiICK    PkkIF- 
FEK,  St,   Louis,  Mu.     libd  Apr.  27.   1923. 


K^ 


OTTAGE  PORCH  SHADE 


No     ciaiu.     i.s     iriade     to     tlo      \vor.,i.s     "Porch     Sl)ade  " 
shown    ii.    t !.'     <lr:;'.^  iiil' 

J'articul'ir  dc.yC!  i^jti'jii    oj  ijuuds. — I'orch    Shades.    - 
Claim-   iiK''  since  Sept.  1,  1921. 


Ser.    No.    17'.':<7T        .'  I  ,\SS   .-^r),      mi, TIN'.     li'iSi:     MA 
CHLNKin     r.\i   KlNi,     AND    NoNMi.TA!  I   h      TMil-:S 
IlARIil.s   \:    \\ii!i:v.,,  .i..i!,_-    i'us.nfss  :!-    \\'  i:;ii-  LeallitT 
&    Beltiii-    (o!!p,-|.|^,     1,01;;:    IsiMnd    tii>      N.    Y.      Filed 

Apr.  ?,().  r.c:; 

BEDROCK 

I'liriiculnr   dcsi'itfU'm    uf  p'y'/ii .>.•,— Leather   Belting. 
Claims    uge   sincp   Octcilicr,    1021. 


Applicant  disclaims  the  words  "  Aluminum,"  "  .Vrch 
Support,"  and  "Patent  Applied  for"  and  the  representa- 
tion of  an  arch  support  apart  from  the  mark  shown  on 
tilt'  drawing. 

rorlicular   description    of   goods.  —  I'oot-Arch    Supports. 

Claims  use  since   about   Apr.   17,   1923. 


Ser,  No,  170. r<0.',  (CI.aSS  12.  CONS'I'K  rcTT"N  MA- 
TERIALS .  r;\ENs  .V;  llnwAKP  F]i;e  His;.!.  C  ,  st. 
Louis,   Mo,      Filed  May   1.    1923. 

VULCAN 

Particular  description   of  goods. — Fire   Brick. 
Claims  u*«    since  .Tan     15.   1911. 


632 


3«r.    No.    ISO, 079. 
TKRIAI.S   •       VvA 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


UCTOBKH  23, 1923 


fCLASS    12       CONSTRITTION    MA-   |    Spp     No      Is.MP-        mL.\SS    4S        M  \  LT    nKVKU.\GE8 
(AM  Baj   LrMBKH  Company,  KUmsth  KXTRACTS,    .WD    LIQIIORS  i      John    D.    Childr.   do' 

May  2,   1923.  ju^    imsin...    ,, .    H  -i..    I!li,h-n     iTrHluftN    Co.    Readlni?, 

i's        Fil.  d    .M  .  V    111,    I'.t:'  ■ 


ings,    Si(!:n2« 

Claims   H.if   jir.c?  J';ly  21,    1921. 


Ser.     No      ISO.  195 
lil^-.l    Ma,    4.    lysi. 


(CLASS     ,H9.       CLOTHING  =        The 
JuMPANv     Not    Lnc.    Chicago.    IlL 


Partii-vUir   dei^rripti'in    of    '/oods     Mult    Sirup    for    BeT- 


'■;.ii 


•e   .\Lr      I,-,    1  .tj:\. 


Particular   ' I " S(-r\p tlu 
Claims   uie  since  .M! 


Se;-.    N'     l?ij.:i-.', 
TERLvr,.<  Mink 

'al;'       li.ed   .\Iiy 


CLASS    1.'.      CONSTRUCTION    MA 

Al.     FiMpi '-Ts,     IS'-,    Los    An^ei''-'. 
$,    1923. 


Pr 


n   ijf  j/ood*.— Hosiery. 

ar.    1.5,    192;C 


INROC 


(3  D  U  C  T 


S 


Ser.    No      i^0  4fi;i        iCl.vs.s    ^^       lauM'RV     M'I'LI- 

AN<'E.S        iiNi>      M,U-HINKS,i        l>Ki.riur.       Si-k.  ialtt 
Mo!kk  t'  iii-..,    CoMi'ANi.    l>*>tTi.>\t.    Mi<-ii       Filed   May 

MISS 

AMERICA 


^P-ir1,.  ,,',,■        -I,  .y.  r.pfi,,,,        of       UO'xIk  -^KU'Ctric       ' 'lotbes 
'^''tiViv   u*r  ^!n.e    !'(*<",    1,    1922 


f;,.r     X,,     iHn,4H9        M   I    xs.-^    CI       FOmPS    ANl'    INORF:!)!- 
a^;    ,'^0!Ith.•r^    F.'f.l    Co,    Hirmink'hnm,    Ala        Filed    May 

i:.  192:;. 


AND  0 


Th.'     \K. ■:■■<.        I'r,..|'i 
mark  as   shuwri. 

Particular     detcripiio 
iomp<i8ed    of   CrushetJ 
nes.s.  Composition  Flop 
Various  f'.rndes  of  F1 
Stono. 

Claimt  u»e  since  .\4r    1,   1923. 


ts  "    la    flLsfialmed    apart    from    the 

Of     goods. — RooflB?     Materials 
Rock    of    VarlouB    Ormdes   of    Fine 
ring  Composed  of  Crushed  Bork  of 
nes.s  and  Colors,  Stucco,   .Vrtiflcial 


P'lrticidnr    description    of    j700rf«  — Cow,     Horse.    Mule, 

and    n>'n    Feed. 

'■■.'aim*  u,*t-  since  on    ir  ,iboiit  Apr.   1,  1923 


Ser      \o      ISO, 534.       (  CT,a8S    n.       CHEMICALS.    MEDl- 
'INKS,    .\NI»    PHAHMACKCTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
Cartsidh's     Ir;.iN     R-st    S,jap    Co..    Philadelphia,     Pa 
Flle.l    May    li'.    ]92:i. 


Particular   detr-rtpti^m    of   ?;oo</«     -I^nnndry    Bine. 

'■/aim.v   uxf   -ilnce   D^r,   2.    1922 


OcTOHKK  23.  11»2.'? 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


633 


Ser.    No.    180.570.      (CLASS   3S       BELTING.    HOSB,    MA-       Ser.   No.    1R0.R57       fCLVSR  34       HEAT 
CHINERY    packing,    and   NONMETALLIC   tires.)  ANl>     VKNTILATING     APPARATC.'^ 


E.    C.    Atkins    A    Compant.    Indianapolis.    Ind       Filed 
May    14,    1923. 


TING    LIOHTINO. 

S.  NOT  IN(^LUr)- 
ING  FI  FCTIJirAL  \PFARATCS  ■  (;r>krai,  Wateb 
llKATKf;  I  i.|(I''M;.4TIi.>,  Los  A iik'f'l.-.s,  C.ilif,  Failed  May 
19.    1923. 

MONITOR 

I'lirtxcuhn-      ,h-r,ii,Ut,n       of      ;/oorf«  ^-Water       Heaters. 
Au!<.,,i,ific  an,!   Nonnutoma tic.  Operated  Either  by  Gas  or 


Elrrr:i 


ry.  i; 


s.^r     \m     1^(1  v:,r,       d'l.A.ss    0      rincMic  u,.-,    \u:m- 

'INKS      AM.    PH\!(MA<'FrTICALPKFP\  RATIONS   . 

.\.u;..N     SiHNEiDF.ii,    doin^;    husiu.ss    as     Ln     Minnuette 
New    York,   N     Y,      Filed    May    19,    1923. 


Trailii,,-   C 


I'lirtitular  de$riiptiou    of   t/oodit. — Leather   P..  It  in 
Riibtn  r    i;eltin_' 

ihiini"  uKr  -inii  on  or  about  Sept.  1  19<i 
!)•  Itili;;  ,  siro  c  .u,  or  alnot  S.-jit.  1.  19L'i 
belting. 


I'll     irathcr     I 

on     rubber    ! 


Ser,  No  Ivoj;:;:;  h  L\SS  i;<  VICHICLKS.  NOT  LN- 
fLCOlNf;  J:NGINI:s  i  r  S.  Hamk  CoMrAsy.  Buffalo, 
N.  Y  ;  Chicago.  Ill  ;  Cbveinnd,  Ohio,  and  Detroit, 
Mich       i-jlo.l    Mav    14,    1923. 


rnrtu-ular    dixciptxon    of    i/ood*.— Houjr'-s,     Face    i'c' 
.l.^rs     <  ■.impact.    Lip   Sticks,   and    Eyebrow    rcufiif. 
'I'lim^   UHf   v.hce   July    1,    1922 


S.r,  No  ISO, 942  (CLASS  f.  rHKMh  \LS  MFDL 
CINES.  AND  PHARMACEFTICAL  PREPARATIONS  > 
Pmi.ADKLPHiA  Storage  Battebt  Co.,  Phllad.  Iphla  Pa 
Filed    May   21,    1923. 


No  claim  is  mad<'  to  tlie  wuids  "  Buffalo,  N.  Y  " 
separate  and  apart  fiom  the  otlo  r  features  of  the  mark, 
nor  Is  any  claim  made  to  color  as  an  e.saential  featur.- 
of  applicant's  trade  murk. 

Pfirticutur    drxcription    of    .f/oofi*.   -  Coininercial    Motor 
Vehicle  Bodi' s 

CUtim»  une  since  Jan     1,    1922. 


Ser.  No,  1«0,S09  n'LASS  12.  CONSTI!  FCTION  MA- 
TERIALS.) Paragon  Ck.mknt  I'noDicTs  Co.  St. 
Louis,   Mo.     Filed  May  18,  192.?. 

NO-DEE-KAY 

Parttrufar    deacription     of    rjoodn — Cement     Products, 
Particularly  Cement  Bnildlnt'  SIdinc. 
Claimt  u»e  since   Dec.    15,   1919. 


Particular   drui-i-iption    of   £7ood«.— Electrolytes. 
Claim/t  use  since  about  Sept    I,'.,   1922. 


Sir.     No      ISl.Ol.T.        (CLASS    (\        'HKMICALS,     MEDI- 
CINES,   ANI»    I'HAR.MACFFTICAL    PREPA  I{.\TIONS 
John  B.  Cohi,  doinp  busines.-^  a.s  CnittHl  States  Remedy 
Co  .   Jack.sonville,    Fla.      Filed   Mav    l'.",     ]9-',h 

DISINFECTALL 


Pnrtirvlar    lU  striiption 
("laimx   fove   since  March,    r92l 


gonds    -Disinfectants. 


634 


OFFKIAL  (tAZETTK 


OcTouKR  23,  1023 


Ser.  No.  181,130.  i  CLASS  4t>.  FO<iIi-<  AND  INGBEDI 
ENTS  OF  F0(tp8.)  Kkystune  Macaroni  Masitac 
ruKiNG   »(:>Mi'ANil.    Lebanon,    I'a.      Filed    May    25,    lO'J'A 


Y    OLJ 


I'artu'ular    deKCt-jpt 
C'/ziim.*    u<e    sine 


S-  -     N>>      1>^I,.'^^ 
OTFIEHUISF:    r 
ronAT:ii>,  !'.r>)ok 

SAVH 

t  '  -i   .iQil    J.irs 

'  iijim*    use    -iiDi'' 


\N['      TKXTiLI 


ion    of    good* — Macaro-i;     P:    .luits. 
Mar.    1,    1922. 


■CLASS  .-."  MKRi  HWl'ISK  SOT 
ASSIP'IKIi  I  I'l.iisiiiK  Skkvick  I  uK- 
■n.  N    Y.      Fll.'d  M:iy  2-.   102:',. 

-A  -  SHAL 

ti'jn  I,'  ';'/o<i.<  ^  Mfr;il  I  ,i[i-!  f(ir  Bot- 
<  n-tobfT,    1921. 


'     r,\^S     *J        KMTli.l'.    .NETTTT' 
lAIiFil'    S    1  M.*H.SHAl.r.       FiF.i.L.       A 


C'iMrtw.    Chi-airo,    HI.      Filed    May    2^      M)2.'?. 


I'lirtiruhir   (i*«<^«)tt')n   o'  grind/*       Muslin    in    fhe   Piece. 
'7.jim.t    rj,<,-    ..inri    Feb,    1.    192."^. 


So-      \         is]   .7^   I      ,i    [,\SS     >.        '■iiKMrcAL^      MF  III 

'  !.m;s    w!'  rii.\i:M.\<'i:t-T!'  al  r[:i-;rAH  \t!i "vs 

.>V-\irEi.  M  ilKIi  f  -Ni,,  .i'jiiii;  tHi>ui'>-s  ;)  ■-  H.-ii!f,i':  1 
iT'ik'  (  (im;iaiiy  in'l  Ka;.ini>  (''jnipiuiy,  !'■■■■•  ;rtrj<!  '  "•'•c. 
Til.'.!    M.iv    2^*.    li2:; 

BQRIENT 


John    H     Hibbk 
F!K"d  May  31,   lit23. 


pfion    '; '    'jii'fdA       I.i'i'iiil     \:iMspptic. 
lulv.  1922, 


'  LASS    :;9        '•[,•  rniiM,  ,        i  nr. 
N     r.)RY     ii'>.i[>s     C"  .     r!n'';nri:iti.     0':;- 


CARLISLE 


BRAND 

No  claim  is  mad<'  to  the  use  of  the  word  "Brand"  apart 
from  the  trade-mark  shown  on  the  arcompanylns?  draw- 
ing,    applicant    resi'rvlng    all    commnri-law    rights    thereto 

Particular  de-*r  ription  of  gooiU  -Hosiery,  Knitted 
Underwear  for  Men,  Women,  and  children,  and  Leather 
and  Fabric  Gloyes. 

Claimt   use   slnre    May    25.    1923. 


Ser.  No.  1M,41()  (ri..\SS  n.  CIIKM ICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES. AMI  I'HARMA<^FI  TIC.VL  I'HErARATIONS.) 
I'EETH  Ambi/y  i  HBMKAr  WiiiiKH.  I'lTt  li  .\mboy,  N.  J., 
an.1    Nesv    York,    N      Y        I'il.'d    Mav    :;i,    192': 


No  claim  is  made  to  the  txelusive  use  of  the  woni 
"Formaldehyde"  except  In  association  with  '' «  r.st 
nf   tbe    t  r,i'!>'  iii,!  rk. 

/  ir'i.  ui'iir    d'Hi  1 'i^tuin   of  good*. — Formaldehyde. 

C/'U'""    !<-•     sin...    Mar.    1,    1923. 


Ser.   N-.    i^l.439.      u   l.A.-.^   Jl        1.1.1,  litHM.    Al'r,\i:\ 

Trs,  MAi'inXKS,   .KNIi  SI  ri'LUiS  .      liiE.  iinr   Itw.: 

•  M-ii    Mi-.,     CoKi'.,     N,'W     'lork,     N  \         lil.-.l    .liin.-     1, 
1923. 


In  the  drawini;  t?if  sli,nliiiL:  r.'pr-'si.nt^  ''nl.ir,  Tlii' 
letters  "FftMi  n"  ami  rh>'  'loriiiTini;  frame  are  in  gold, 
the  houryliiss  -ti'i;.-.!  '.ai  kktrouriil  is  -..j  i  nd  the  Ipiis- 
ahaped  set;ni--;its  .ire  blue.  The  wor.i  Lite"  is  dis- 
'■l.iirnei!    i}Mrt    f:"'  in    the   mark   shown. 

I'lirtii-ular  'l<i  <  iption  of  poods. — ComprfS>i,irj  Rheo- 
stats, L.r:,;'  Sip."-.  i:i.>,-t;-i.'  ri,;';rnns.  M,.r,-ir  Con- 
trollers,    ;ii,.!     !;,'■:.•  -SI, ii<     f,ir     lia.ii.i     Cse 

Clat'f'^  uKf  since  Apr.  21,  1923. 


s.'T      .v..      :si,4;i'.<,       iCL.vss     :'.',<        clothing.)       L. 

ScHW,4i:i/,    A    S.1NH.    New    "^''.rk,     N      V        I'lh-d    June    2. 


1923. 


Particular    des'-ription    of    goodt — Ladies'    Coats    and 
Suits. 

Claims  use  since  May  H.  1923. 


OcToriKB  23,  1U23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


635 


Ser.  No.   181.572.      (CLASS  21.      ELECTRHaL  APPAUA-       .'^er.   No.    181,73.?.      (CLASS   34       IIP\TING     LIGHTTNO 
TLB.     MACHINES.     AND     SUPPLIES.,        Shk.p     as.  AND     VKNTlLATrNG     A 1  .  A  K  ATUrNOT    ^N^^ 

V^*.s,,Kr;,nrr.     IV.    ,     .■hiladHphin,     Pa.       Filed    June    .^    ;         ING       KLKCTHICAL      A  I'PA  K  VITS  ,         Ahkam       Coi 

^"-'\^•     CuMPA.M-,     I'hiladelphia,     I'a.        Lil.d     Jui.e     9 
1923 


fnrticular      description      uj      yoi/iln       Uaiiin       \  snidifl,.'- 
Horns. 

I  I'limn    use   since    Nov.    9,    1922. 


FORTUNE 


I'initrular  (lr»r,iption   <•'  Qiiuds ,-^-    Cas  ,Tiid   Coal   Stoves, 
H.iri;;e8,  and  Furnaces. 

'  lauuH    !)■■<€    fi.f    ;:[)Out    .'Iti    years 


Ser  No  I'^l.s.-.T.  h  KX.'SS  ] :,  iCLS  .SND  GHF.VSES.) 
NoKTHVMMKiiv  I-iAUEiis  \,  >  nNFt.  .i.'NEH.s  ^1,..  Minne- 
apolis. .Miiih.  1  lied  Jui.e  n,  r.'j:;  r!,«ier  ten  year 
proviso. 


Ser,  No  l'<1.628.  (CI.aSS  .-"  MFKCHANIMSF  Ni  iP 
OTHFftWiSE  CLASSIFIKD  I  Amekhan  .\Ikia!.  c ,,• 
fOlll'AS',.    I'.r.M.klyn.    N      Y         PKed    June    7      i  ■._■•; 


nUX'HAL 


rartiruhir    .1,  srri,,t„„i     of    r/oo(f«.— PetroUuiii     ci'    nnd 
I    sia!.   <»il...    Venerable  ,v;,l    Mineral. 
I  nrtirular      rlrxrription      of     qoo.Ik  -M^Va]      C.-ips      and  fUnm> 

Closures. 


irne    0,t.    1,    1893. 


<la 


linn   UHi    sinro  Jipr,    1.   192'. 


Ser  N,.,  ls|,72R.  (CLASS  33.  GLASSWARE. 1  ,  hau- 
'■■'!Mtx  Gt.ass  Company.  St.  L..uis.  M.i,  Fiu.,1  June 
9,   1923. 


PIOEOH-BRAHD 


■"^'■''  ■'^"  I'^'-'H  Ml,\.vs  ir,  PAINTS  AND  p'\INT- 
EILS'  MATERIALS,,  .s,,on.u..  Evan.s  and  Compant 
<  hiraL-o,     HI.       Filed    June    1  ■      19oa 

REPELLOMX 

Particular  description  of  f;oof/»    -Liquid   Floor  Finlsh- 

iiiR    ;ii:d    Maintenance    Preparatioii.s. 
Claims  u.«c  since  May  17-.  1923, 


Ser.    No,    1M,9I7.       ,CL.\SS    1.;.      PAINTS    .\NI.    P\INT- 
KKS-     .MATFRI.ALS.i        SrANUAiu.     Cari!,.n     C^. mi  ant 
M'uiroe,    Ln.      Filed    June    12.    1923. 


No  claim  Is  made  to  the  word  "Brand"  apart  from 
the  mark  shown. 

Particular  description  of  gooda.~Photographlc-Dry- 
Plate  Glass  and  Picture  Glass. 

Claims  use  since  Jan.  28,  1923. 


Particular   description    of   yoods. — Carlxm    Black. 
Claims    use   since    May    24,    1923. 


636 


Ser     No.    18I,'.>><4 
Bbos      Npw    V 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


Oc TOBKB  23, 1928 


iLASS   Vj       il.OTHl'Si'f.i      Frankbl 
N     Y       Fl]pd    June    14.    1923 


erg     Sb'^e--    of    I.e. 


Particular    dudv^itption    of    jjoodn. — Men's    Caps.    Sweat- 


Claiv  1    '.  <?  isirii.'f    May    '_"<.    192: 


S^r.   No,   Is^C.Oli 


hpr    or    romljinfUioiiS    '>f    Rubber    and 
Shirts,    and    Hosiery 


CT.ASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INOREDI- 
FNTS  lip  Foohsi  .To!!y  H.ts  Savv.*3,  New  York, 
N,    Y       Filed    .June    H.    1923. 


BESTovOtA 


Nil  Mai  in  is  in 
or  '.':)''  .'■"■,  tainer  ? 
In   tbe  drawing. 

Partirular    lietcr^p 

Clai"ii   \i»c   sir.rp 


S^'^     No.    182,080 
SPORTING    G 

f-d'ri'E     I,       "S'  V : 

TryoD,    N     r 


de    to    the    representation    of    the    oil 
er*»for  apart   from   'he  mark   a."?  ihown 

tion    of    Qoodt — Olive    Oil. 
May  7,   1923. 


(CI>A8S    22.      GAMES,    TOYS.    AND 
0*J)DS  )      ELEAMoa  P.   Vanci   and   Chab 
lolng    business    at    Try  on    Toy-Makers, 
Ftiled   June   15,  1923. 


PartiCHlar 
Namely.  Table  Boa 
Fisrares.  Carta,  an 

C\aim»  use  ainc« 


deacfiption     of     goftdi. — Children's    Toys — 
i]   Games.   Dolls.  Animals,  and  Human 
Toy  F^irniture. 
November.  1916. 


Ser.  No  182  241  oLVSS  t!  niE.MICALS,  MEPI 
GINI5S.  ANI'  I'HARM.VCKrTir.vr,  PRKPABATIONS  i 
Lei  Fi!.\BHlR.  East  Lynn,  W.  Va.     Filed  June  20,  192;i. 


Particular  (t^'icription  of  (70<j(iv«.-  I'nparation  for  Use 
In  Treating  Diphtheria,  Tonsillitis,  Bore  Tbroat,  Spongy 
and  Bleeding  Gums,  and  I'lrers 

Claimt  usf  since   May  24,    1923. 


Ser      No      m 2  2.50        (CLA.SS    6.       GHEMI*  Al.S      MEDI- 
CINES,   -VND   F'flAKMACKTTlCAI.  PREPARATIONS.! 

LorvfiN    I.  uv.l!^Tn". ,     Brooklyn.    N     Y.      Filfd  June  20, 
1923. 


LOUVON 


Trad,   mark    rousists   of    th^'    Wi.rd    '  Louvoti."' 
Partirular    'ietcript i',n    of    j/ood*.     -M' didnal    Prepare 

tion  for  the  Tr>^>atm.n!  of  Barns,  Cuts,  Insect  Bites,  Colds 

iri    th>'   Head,   and   Inflninmatloiis. 
Claim$   u$'    n\ncc  .June.    1921 


8er.     No.     182.267.       (CLASS    6        CHBMICAL8.    MKOI 
C1NE8,   AND   PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
San  Joaqcin  Ohocbet   Co.,  Fresno,  Calif.     Filed  Jnne 
20,  1923. 


3UN-MAI[) 


Partimlnr  dtacriptinn   of   ■joods. — Sulphur. 
ClainiM  u'<e  since  Jan     16    1916. 


Ser.  No  1«2.270  (CL.\8S  8  CHEMICALS.  MEDI- 
CINES. AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
SrmaiNa  A  Qi>ati,  Inc..  New  York,  N.  Y.     Filed  June 

21),    1923. 


MATURIN 


Fariicular    dricription    of    goods. — Phlorldiin    Prepara- 
tion   for    Diagnostic    Purp<is.'«. 

Claims  uif  since  Hhout  Feb.    18.  1923. 


October  23,  l!)2.'i 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


637 


Ser.  No    182  311.      (CLASS  17.     TOBACCO  PR0DUC:T8.) 
Jtrv;E  A  Naglk,  Philadelphia,  Pa.    Filed  June  21,  1923 

Particular  dftcriptu/n   of  aoodx. — 1,'lKnrs. 
Clnims   use  since    Mnr.    1,    1923. 


Ser  No  182.321.  (CLASS  G.  CHEMICALS.  MFDI 
CINES.  and  PIIAK.MACBUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.! 
John  Wanam  uiy.Ti.  New  York.  New  Y'ork.  N  Y  Fil^d 
June   21.    1923. 


Piirtu  utar    ili  scrijition    of    goods. — Perfumes,    Sachets, 
Toilet  Waters,   l'\ici.  Powders,  and  Talcum  Powders. 
Cln\m.<i  UMi   since  Feb.   .'»,    1923. 


Ser.  No  182.,'{.-.2.  (CLASS  14.  METALS  AND  METAL 
CASTIN(;S  AND  FORCINGS  )  Dim  an  Ma<  Kfn/ie  s 
SoN.s  Co.  Trenton.   N     J       I'ilcd   Jiini'  22.   192:; 

M|A©KERI1TE 


Particular   ili  .t'ript u/n    of   'jo'idn.- 
ClaimH    VMC    since    Jan     1.    1923 


i"i-rrons  Mi't,nls 


Ser.   No     1^2,. 55:1.       (CL. \SS  21        KLKCTHICAL   .M'PARA- 
TUS.     MACHINES.      AND      SUPPLIES  i         M.AriiMCTTB 
F:i.EcTa!i     t'oKi-OR.vriON,    Marinette,    WIk.       Filed    June 
.    22     192;{ 

LfTTLfe 

TATTLER 

Particular  dtscription  of  goods. — Phones  for  Use  with 
Radio  aod  Telephone  Apparatus. 
Claim*  use  since  May  1,  1923. 


Ser.    No.    182,421 


CLASS    19        VEHL  Ll->.    NcT    IN- 


CLIDLNG  ENGINES  i     Lt  biu  (iAlTEU.s    LiMiiEri    .Mont- 
real, viio|„-<.   Citniiuu       Filed  June  25,    i!*2.'': 


1UftriC»TIOM 
6PttOTCCTKIH 

vovK  CAR  ■fn\.i.  aior  smooth  j*s  vELvrr 


All  printed  matter  appearing  In  the  drawing  except 
the  word.s  'Lubri  Gaiters"  is  disclaimed  apart  from  the 
association  in  which  it  is  shown  The  representation  of 
ttie  goods  ia  also  disclaimed. 

Particular  description  of  goods — Casings.  Coyerlngs, 
and  Holders  for  Oil  and  Grrase  for  Automobile  Springs 
.ind   Automobile   Part.s. 

('laim.'<    u»i    since   Nov     1,    1921. 


Ser.  No.  1S2,4.'4,  iCL.VSS  21.  KLKCTRICAl.  API'ARA- 
TU^  MACHINES,  AND  SUPl'LIKS  )  Womee  Pobt- 
ABLE  DisiiWA.siiER  CoMrANY,  Oakland  Calif  Filed 
June   2.5,    1923. 


MTONDEk 


»f 


Particular  dencription  of  goods. — Electrical   Dishwash- 

inj:  Machiio  s 

Claimx    u.'ii    -\n(:t'    Apr.    13,    1920.  i\ 


Ser.  No  IS2,-rv4  .CLASS  34.  HEATING  LIGHTING, 
AND  ventilating;  APrARATIS,  NOT  INCLUDING 
ELECTlilCAL  APPARATUS*  Pfxnsiivkma  Range 
HoiiKH   C  ,    l'hil,i.leliihia,    I'a       Fil«d   J':-;.    2»i,    1923, 


The  shading  in  the  drawinf;  .ndicafi  s  color,  the  central 
keystone  being  red.  the  elliptical  band  beiuK  blue  with 
an  inner  and  outer  white  border,  the  (mh;!;)!  horizontal 
panel  being  whitf  with  a  l.lue  bord.  r.  and  the  lower 
horizontal  panel  being  red  with  a  whiif  border,  Witliout 
waiving  any  common-law  right  thereto  for  the  purpose 
of    this    registration    no    claim    is    made,    apart    from    the 


638 


mark  Rhowi]   In    tq 
Boil>»r,"   or  to  th*> 
and  Most  Durable 
"Wil!  b*  Replaced 
or    to    the    words 
phia.  "  or  to  the 
85  lbs.  Maximum 

Particular 

'laima  u«e  sinr: 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTP: 


October  23, 1023 


e  drawing,   to  the  words  "Philadelphia    i    Ser     No      lR2.r;2 


words   "Guarnnteed    Mad(>   of   the   Best 
Material    ind   Tested,"   or  ro  the  words 
if  I^t'ff^otiv.-   During  (iu.ir :inf'...d  Timf," 
"Tt'iith    St^^•et    Above    Norris    I'hilndel- 
wjords  "Standard  Guaranteed  Five  Y.'iirs 
Pressure.  ' 
dexcrfption   of  goods — Range  BoihTS. 
M.iv    1.    19'.>3 


(LASS     0        rirEMIPALS.     MEDI- 


riNFS.    AND   rHAFJMArKCTICAI.    rRRPA  RATIONS,  i 

<;Kv\.tRi>   I)Ei.L.i    I'uuTA,    N.'w    York,    N.    V       Filed    June 
27,    192.1. 


Ser  No.  182. 48«  HLASS  r>.  (^HEMI.  ALS.  MKDI- 
«'INES.  ANT)  PIIAKMACET  TICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
S.A\[:>B.\  LABOR.iT<-'BiE.s.  Isf,.  doing  business  .k  The 
F'andora  Co  .  Nevnrk.  N    J,     Filed  .June  2t;.  IIjl'.-^ 


s 


Particular  description   of  y^oftt.^  T..ilet   Pr.>par,ition   in 
Liquid    Form    for    l|  sf    upon    rh.-    Skin    r..    R.  ":-v.    mj]::,..ss 
")     of  th.'   Skin   and    m  Jlold   th-   Faro    r.,wd-r 
CVum*    uy.    sin."    .\f  i  y    I'l     l'.t2;^ 


S.T      N.i.     182.401 


M'LASS     0,       CHEMICALS.     MKl^  Partu^Ur  .lr»<>ipt^ 

riNEb.   AND   PltARMACECTlCAL   PREPARATIONS  ,    i    ful    ,s 


tption  i,t  i;o>iiU     -Li,,  lid  ll,rir  Tunic  Fsp- 

c.w,-^,     T>      .       i  .    ,  i    "- '    !''n:"!v     Vtralnst    the    Fallinij   Oir     i*'    Halr    ind   In 

Sam.  EL    B.    ABB.irT.    (.olunii-us    MLs.s.       Fii.d    Jun.    -        th-   R..mo^H:      f    Dandr-ifT  iiair.w.dln 


U<23 


P^ticular  detcHption   of  goodi. — Pr*>paritlon    fo-    i  , 
Id    rhe  Treatment  rjf  Pyorrhea. 
r],itm»    uif    sini-i    May    1.    1923. 


Ser,     No.     1R2..'44.        fiTxSS     ■■.         ( 'll  F.M  1  (   .V  LS      MFDl 
CIMS     an;      PHAHM  \(F[   i.'CAL   PRKPARATIONS  . 

^*^''   *■'-    •'      M  '^:  '•'<       N--VV     V.rk,     \     Y         Pil.  ,)     l-in..    •■« 
1923. 


S«r.    No.    182,492       .CLASS    14.      METALS    AND   MET  U 

CASTINGS   AND   FORCINGS..     Americ.v    M.*..nk,si.  m 

<'oai'.>ii..iTio.v,    Niagara    Falls.    N.     Y        Filed    .Jun.'    -7 
192"  "   ' 


/■'/» 


'irtjuir  ,/,,«,  i-ipf|,,,i  of  (j,,oiIk  -    I'harmuceu'i.  .ll  i 


ra'  i 


r(t)a- 


ClaiiiiM    u»r  since  December,   1922. 


Parficw/ar  dexcri 

nesiiim    Alloys. 
'  liiimg   uir-  siDi'i' 


Ser      No     1^2, .521. 
CF.IDING   ENGi: 
"f  Nbw   York,  N 


S-T.  N..  ivj--;,  ,  i  ^.<,<  i,,  |,Hii,.<  .\ND  IN(JltEDI- 
FNTS  Ml-  i-dMj.v  1  !u:  l!.*v  ,m  Hu.i-,  >  .  ■  ,  lirnns^vick. 
Me.      Fiir'd    .lun*.   2i»     lU::]. 


■  tion   of  goods — Magnpsi'iin    in.i    Mai 
■lun^'   l.l.    i;»23. 


mT.ASS    19.       VEHICI.FS.    N(  iT    IN- 
KS, i        Pai'KARD    MoT^'R    (AFt    li'Mf'.\ST 

w   York.   N.    Y.      Filed  Jun.    .'T     i'..2:;. 


LLx:k5roNE 


Particular  deacrif, 
dlaimi  u««  since 


tian    of   Qonds — Tire   Carrierij 
1 920. 


Particular   de*.-ripu.,n   n'  n'.ud*       Canned    \  .'i;etable8. 

Chliir\<i     uSi-    ^i;i".■     l^MT. 


OcTOHKK  1!.;.  1 ;»!::! 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


039 


Ser.  No,  182,57L  (CLASS  12.  CONSTRUCTION  MA- 
TFRI.\LS  (  I-iiKDKincKS  M.  Dbkino,  Chicago,  111, 
Filed  .Juno  29,   1923. 

EDDIBOARD* 


Particular  di  it(fii>t  ion    nf  .'/oo*/*       Wall   Boards 

CUiims   iif'i    sin.,.  Mil   or  aliout   Mar     1.   192il, 


Ser  N-  l^J. .-,:::  iCLASS21.  i;i.l';< 'T15ICA1.  .VPPAK  \ 
TIS,  MACilINi:S,  .\ND  Sr'PPLlKS  ,  DnsMI.I.Y  Ma 
rHINK    Cm.    In,-.    lUii(ktori,    .Mms<        I'il.d    .liinc    L".C    lIVj:; 


Don/ee. 


P'!rti,-u!'tr     dt  •"■rijiHon     '•'     '.'"odt        Flertr' 


Ser.  No.  182.659.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED.  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  F.VBRICS  .  Hiii.  M\m  ^^.  !■  hivo  Co., 
lyowl.stoii.  Me..  Jis.sipnor  to  Hill  Miuinf.n  t  nriiii:  C- . 
Boston,  Mass.,  a  i 'orporation  u{  Mas-sarhiisi'ttr^  I'liinl 
•Uhic   :;(),    192.';,      ruder   ten  year  proxiso. 


*tiM/r4(7iff/\r.  c<> 


i.'iTir'in- 


Ser.  N"  Is2,.-9!  .iT.ASSlT.  ToP  A( -('o  FROI 'FCTS,  ^ 
Edwaki.  .\  Kf!VK,  diiiri;:  i.iisin.  ss  as  K  \  Klin.  A;  C\)., 
New    Yrrk.    N     Y,      Fll.-d    .Iiuo'    29,    192:!. 


Pitrticulai     d'  ■■<  ipU'iii     ','    '/•,', lis       Totiai'c.)     Pr.iilurts- 
Nanifly,    Ciuirs.    Cigarctt.s.    and    Smokin;:    Ti-!iaron 
<  laima   t(.?»    slnci'   .Xpr    2,"i,    I'.iHC 


Partii'uhir  dr'-rription    of  goods-  -Citton   I'.'ibri.-s. 


Ser.   No     is-j,(i,i9       mT.ASS   L'1       FI.KCTKP  AI     A!  l'Ai{.\- 
TFS,      M-MIIINKS.     .\ND     SIC!'!,II>  '\  \".      nn\.o 

1'..  i-,.  .    :\\v-,\\,  MauMi.M,  fihio       Ciied  June  30,  1923. 

PREMIER 

P(i  I  t  iiulfir  di  icription  of  'lood-s^ — Ears.  CI.Tmp^,  ii.i;  trcrs. 
and  Bra.  Ki'ts  fur  Suspendinir  and  SiiiipLrtinK  Trolley 
Wires,    I  ..ndnctors.   C,at>les,   and    Dthrr   Wins. 

('biiri,^    US'    fiiiiCf    Mar    24,    P'Jl. 


S.r,    N.     is2,;r;.;       hT.ASS    H9.      rLOXllINC   ,      M.    Fink       Ser,    No,     ls,.-;ui        h'LASS29.      BRD..MS      HlirSHPS. 
&  S..VS,   N.w   York,   N    Y.      FiU^   June  oO,   192;;.  ,        ^,^,,    pi^TCns  Wksi,:i<v    Steei.    .y    Chkmical    Co. 

Inc.,  Chica::..,    Ill,     FiI.mI  .Inly   2,    1923. 


TBEFSUC 


Partivuliti     ill  ."<■•  iplion    of    'londs.  —  W.irk     and     Ni'uli^^e. 
Shirts. 

(  Inimn  uiti'  sinr.^   ahoiit  June    I.   1922. 


^^''K 


S.T,    No,    1S2, •;,-,«,       (CLASS    42        K'NITTFP',    NETTED 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS  i      Him.  .M am  i  a.- i  s  iu.v,;  Co 
I^owLst'  n,  M.   ,  assigimr  tu  Hill  Maimfa'turiiii;  C,i  ,  H,,s         Ser,     N 
ton,  Mass.,  a  Corpor.af  inn  of  Massachust  t  ts.     Filed  Junt 
30,  192;!.      I'nd4  r  ten  y>iir  !>ro\is<i 


.No    I'laiin    is    rnadi'    to    the    word    "M..|)  '    ajiarl 
•mark   sh'.wn    in   tin    drawini:. 

Particular  d<  fn^iptioji   of  ijondu       Oil   Mnp^ 
Clniiiis   i/,«>    sin.i'   .Inn.    I'     1'.i'_';; 


on    the 


;  ^2.753.       (CLASS    ;;;•        i   inTiUNi:  Inikr- 

.\.\THiNAi      Dim     «",m,.i.s    r..  ,    l',,,.;,,ii      Mav-         lil,..i    .t;i]v 

3,  192:; 


WEAR 


WELL 


> 


The  mark    consists   ..f   tiie   w.ird   "Hill," 

Parlicnliir  di  xrription  of  goods-    CoXUm  Piece  Gonds. 

Claimn   UH(    since    1S79 


Without  waiver  of  common-law  rit:ht^  tin.  wi.rds  "W.  ir 
Well"  are  her«'hy  disclaimed  apart  ironi  the  tnaik  ■-'!i  ■^^  n 
I'll   till'  drawinu 

Pnrticulnr  dcDrription  of  pood/> — Swiaters,  Men's 
Fnion  Suits.  Dress  Shirts,  Mi'n's  Flatmel  Shirts,  Men's 
BalhriRi;;ui     Sliirt*^.     Men's     BHlbriL't:an     Draw.  rs.     Men's 


r>40 


Klf»eced    T'nion    S'l 


dren's   Waist   I'ni 


ii 


OFFICIAL  GAZFTTF 


(JCTOHKR  23, 1923 


ts,    Mpiis    Ribb»'.!    Union    Suits,    Boys'    j    8er.  No.   183. 2S5       (CI.A88  46      FOODS  AND  INGRBDl- 


Fle<*<-e<1    IiMoi;    Siiits,    Einys'    Hibb.'d    I'nlon    Suits,    readies' 
Knitted    \"t^ts,    Itdjs'    Hlousfs,    Boys     Wash     S'lits.    Chi! 
n    Sui'ri,    Missfs"    r  nil  111    Siilt.-*. 
Mav   !,    r.tL'n. 


Ser.  No.  183.000.1  (CLASS  22.  GAMES,  TOYS.  AND 
SPORTING  GOODS,  f  Clkve  T.  Shaffer,  S;in  Fniii- 
dsco,  Calif.     F1  ed  July  9,    192.{. 


»» 


DBK 


Particular  'Ir»cT  ption  of  gooda. — A    Net   f;.uii>'    Siiui    ir 
to   Tennla. 

Claima  mjjc  slnc^  March,   1922. 


Ser.    No.    1S3,014 


TERIALS.)       TUB    Wahl    BEitt.icrORT    Pbodlcts    r 


PVpmont,    Ohio 


I  CLASS    12       (dN.STItr  I'TION    M.\- 


Pn<»d   .July   0,    102:^ 


ii\7^1illHYid 


CEMENT 


N.i  !,i;m  :^  mvi^  fur  "in.:h  Tpmpprii'ii  rt>  >  .rr.i-iit"  ijiart 
from    'i\"   mark   sfH'Wn    hy    th-'    drawios 

I'ctriioular  degoiption  of  goods  — Hiijh  Ternpor.ifure 
Cem**nt. 

Cliiirm    >l■^'    sinc4   1922. 


S<?r.  No.  1S.'!,U95  ICL.VSS  12.  CONSTRl"*  "I'n  >N  .\I.\- 
TF'RI.xr.S.)  f'!i :  -KAM.^rijA  '"Ei'.^a  Comi'AVY.  .<tPven.><on, 
Ala.      Filed  Jul*    12,    102;;. 


/L. 


No    claim    made 

other  fpamres   of 
drawlnjf. 

F'nrticuU'r    'ifgr-|ip(i'yri 
R.'  I  <  ■■.!.,  r     IY,h1m 


to    the    wonl   "Brand"    apart    from    th^ 
th«    mark   showo    In    tht-    accompanying 


good'  ■ — T>Tii>>><;.'t'     V  r-imatic 
ts    ^[,ln'lfaf•tllI•l■d    into    Rough    Lumbers 
and   FMnlshf^d  Luml'tT  for  Buildine  C"t.>-tri'-tii.i! 
lai<n^  uift'  sir.c^'  Jan.    1.    1923. 


8er    No  :8,?,241     UCLASS  21,      PlLFXTRICAr.   APPAR.V 

TU8.  MACHLNEfJ,     AND     SUl'PMFS,  i        The     Acmk 

WiRH  Company     N^-w    Haven,    Conn        Filed    July    I'l. 
1923. 

CELATSITE 


Particular    deti^ription 
Wire. 

Claima  use  slnc^ 


of    goods.  —  Insr.l.Ued     F.lectri' 
June  1.   1923. 


ENTS    OF    FOODS 

Manch.'--'.-r     K'  _--:i  ;: 


,J    iH.V      rHAMI'l'iiV      A     Co.,     Llli 
!i!-!     I  ily    I*;,    1!'2,S. 


^Ita 


'A 


'^///  !#■ 


Partitular    'IrtrriptV'n       t    ijon.li       rurine'i     Fluh.    Pre- 
served  Frviit>     r-ind    rrf^'-rvi'<!    \i'i:' '  ;il'i'> 
Clatmn   ime  suw''    Mar    .'■  1  .    ;:iJ2 


S«r      N-.      1S3,358.       (CI.^SS    4.:        KMi'lKD     NFTTTED, 
-AND    TEXTIIF     FAirnU  S  I       B'  it  n  ham  Ml  ngbk-RoOT 

Dk\   (iOod.s  <  o\uANi.   K.iii>>i.is  >  lt>,  .\I<>.     I'iU'd  July  18, 

TOM  BOY 


Particular  ./i  .■(. np.',  ,ji  of  goods. — Cotton  I'it  ce  Goods. 
f'laim^   HIP  since  June  1,   1921. 


S.r  N-.  l^:;n.''>.  (CLASS  42  KMl'TKD,  NP:TTED. 
.\ND  TFX'IIM"  rAIiRI''S.^  Tmk  .nt. -m:\\  all  i'o:i"?« 
Mn,[..s,  Stoi,.>u,i;i,  \!:,,      Filed  July  IS.  r.'2:'-. 


SUMMIT 


I'artir^lar     if^crxption    of    c  od*  -    t  hainbray,    Ch.-\i...t, 
a^d    Deiiim.s  iii  th>'   Piece. 

("laima   une  sinri-    J.iri'iHry.    1!)22 


s^'r    N.'    1^:;, ;,:"       >  i..\ss  ji      r:i,K<  trii 
tus.  M.vi  ii;M;,-   A,\D  .SI  i'i'i.iJis,,     r 

TRICAl.       M.A --'   FAC T-  filMO      GOMPANV.       I']. 
Filed    J:;iv     l'».     i;)2.'i. 


•  \l.   API'AR.V 
velnnd.     Ohio. 


Particular  description  of  ijoo.l<       iMectrlcal  Cookers. 
Claims   unr   sini'-'   Nov     'Z\K    l'.<22. 


OcT('i;i  1(  _'.•;,  I'.VIJ, 


I  .  .->.  TATENT  OFFICE. 


641 


Her.    N.'     l.S.T.lft!) 


>i'r..\ss  2.     iiij  fctaclfs.  ^     j.  c. 

V' 'A     ^-.,rk      N      \-        Filed    .Inlv    20, 


rartt'ular  ,If.-.rrii,tio>i  "f  i/ooil-  K.  r<  i.t!.cle«  Comriri,- 
Ing  Pi(  Traj-,  I'nir  B..XI-V  I'ovsd  ■■  i;..i«.^,  N'anity  Boxen 
Salve  poxfs,  H:  rj.in  ll-M.-r-  i  t  '.r-^h  IT.  Idt-r-,  Mr.d 
t'loi'k    Holders 

'"/aims   (;,e,    sinr,     1890. 


S.r.  N<.  ;^;iiv9  .(  L.\S.^  2'.  '.\MFS.  lOVS,  .\ND 
Sl'oKTINO  (.iKiiis  I  I'hf:  \'.  >-  M  i.I'H!  \i  .Iewei, 
Ci'      Fast   H.rliri     i  ,,r.:         Hied    .I;i!\    L'O.    1923 

GARNIK 

I'artifuhir    d' »-' ij.tiou    uf    fJOOils.  —  Fl.<«hll)i:  K'  d     Mount- 

diiirig   uff  "-Inc.-    .\]  '     '■     1923. 


S«-r      N(.     m3..nfi2  '   i    \SS    22.      (;.\MKS,    TOYS.    ANT 

SI'OR'UNi,    COODS  MmRICF.    RaI'<i1-i>RT    4    Co.,     NfV 

V.  rk.    N     V       I  i.  d    I'  !v    2(1     1!)2.3. 


i.s 


•N'l    «iiiini    is    ruaUf    Ii-    the    r-iire.seiitatii'ti    uf    tli'     g( 
appearing,'  (-n  th.'  drawing;  ap:irt    (r<<m  the  mark. 

Particular     description     of     t;K>'f.«.— FootiialLs.     Baski  t 
Ball.--,    Soccer    Balls.    Volley    Balls,    Medicine    B.iUs,    Pol. 
Balls,  Baseballs,  BaHeball  and  Hni.il'all  Ol.ives,  Handballs, 
T<Tini<    Brills,   (;..if   BalN.    Ba.seha':    I'.fits.    Baseball    Masks, 
Baseball     Protect,  rs,     Bas.l,all     Bases,     Golf    Clubs,    Golf 
Bags,    (Jolf    Tees.    Tennl.s    Kackef",    Tennis    Nets,    Volley 
Ball    Net-..    B.isktt  Hall    Bnsket.s  ;    .Archery    B..ws,    Arrows. 
Targets,  and  Casf,-;  :  Tennis-Racki  r   Covers,  Tcnnls-Rarkrt 
Presses.    Ice  and   Roller  Skates,   Hi. ..key   Sticks,    Inflaters; 
Football,    Basket  Ball,    and    S<iccer-Ball    Carrying    Cases, 
Shoulder.     Combinatinn.     Hip,    an.l     i.lbow     Pads;     Thlnh 
Guards,   Whistles,    H.  ad    IJarnes.<.  s.    Nose    Masks,    Mouth 
pieces,   Football   fMoves,   Tackllni:  Machines  and  Tackling 
Dummies.    Thumb    Protectors,    Bi^ket-Ball    Pads,    Megti 
phones.  Shin  Guards,  Hockey  Go.iN,  Hockey  Gloves.  Snow 
shoes,      Tobopjrans.      Skis;      .\thl.tic      Hammers.      Shots, 
Weights,     Disnises,     Javelins,     Hupiles;     Vaulting     Poles, 
Jump   Standards,    Take-OIT  B(.,irds:    Ball-Stop  Nets;    Polo 
Sticks.     Squash     Rackets,     S.junsh     Tennis    Balls,     Boxing 
GloTes,    Striking    Bags.    Striking  B.u'    Mitts.    Strlklng-Bae 
Swivels.    Strlklng-Bac    Disks:    F.  nrinL-    FolN,    Masks,    .{t.l 
315  O.  G — 42 


['ia>t!i: 
Mjo'hii, 
]'•  u  i , :  . 
and  o. 


F"il  i;i..^..v  H.;\\::.^  ,\I:  rl.iijes,  ( -he- t  -  W  .  .  k'ht 
;'.xer.-i-i',/  M;,.-lhi.>,  1  .:nLbT{fIis.  India'  i';;i  'v 
•  ^'J    M.','!     i'.,'i;.-      li."ki\     iT.>«i,«.,    LaiTosse    Slicks 

Hurley   .<!:.  h H  ";■, iiil   Balis,   ii;i    ,!>    ''ricket   Bats 


ftiol     r.aU--,    I'.ilo    ii'iii]    I'.iSt-^.    Cr.i.j.ier    SeJs,    Tennis    F-.'ts 
i-.rid   M.'iih.T-,    IV-tting   '  .4^-.-,   Mud    Hull    Bi'.ii.le--. 
Claim »  use  since  June  15,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  183,5,' -4,  .il,,\  ,-..■-  li'.  l'..\INl>  .\  M  -  i 'A  INT- 
ERS" >TATFR!A1.S,  I  i;<\  A  C.iMHS,  d-i;;^-  'njsiness 
as  St.'iiidard  Paint  .Mj.niifaeturin^:  .o,  .\lii:oeiiiKdlB, 
Miiif.       Filed   July    23,   192."  i 

CoUie 

I'arlu-^ular    ilf-criptii>n    o'   t/O'if*  --Readj   Mixed    l';;int.s, 
\  a  riii>li.s,     I'ail.t    liljal:;el~,    ;ind    SlainS.  ,- 
I'laim.n  u.Kf  sln.-e   Jijl\-    1,    11*20. 


Ser.  No.  183. .'.S.'?       (CLASS   K       ToBA(  ro   FliODUCTS.) 

J.  G.  Ki.v.NT  ■[•■\:\>  ,  ,.,  Co.,  Wli.s:,.!,  .<;!  eiti,  N.  C.     Filed 
.Till,    23,  1023. 

WINSTDN 


/■'ier,,-i;. 

T.  barro 

'  'I'aiir,  s    1,  k<  sinfe    1910 


ifsorij'tion  (,'  ij'.odf:  -    Smokiiig  and  Chewing 


1  .•-,     \.        ;n3.9.".4-        ((T.ASS    44        DiiNI'AU     MFDli.M,. 
AND    SI   UGICAL    APl'I.IANCKS,  .\MKKI(.^N    \Vii..;r 

SAI.1-;  I  .  liii'iiAri.  ..N   iB.M  MMi'ii;   I'.a    .ixtN   HursK).  I'.-ilti 
nif.re,  Md       I'iled  Aug.  2.   192,H 

^orbO 

Particular  description  of  t'c.dj'    -Sanitary   .Napkins. 
Claim.*   uof   «1ncr.  Jnh    1,    192.^ 


Ser.   No,   183,994.      (CL^SS    14.      METALS   AND  MFT\.' 
i'ASTIN(;S      AND      FORGINCS.t      RnTm.ir      Ik-.n      A 
Steel    Compact,    Youngstowii,    ohIo       F"ile(5     \  ;i:     2 
1923. 


^^^^"Z  REPUBLIC)  '':--^^'z:z 


Partic^ilar  de.''Crijition  n'  yood,- ,-- - 1  roi,  .-nd  sr..!  hi  tfie 
Form  of  Pig  Iron,  Ingots,  Blooms,  Billets.  Slabs,  Burs, 
Shapes,  and   Sheets 

''"laimn   une  since   Apr     1 «,    1923. 


642 


Ser.    No,    lS3,;<9r 


FMeii  Auk.   -.    1 


OFFICIAL  GAZFTIF 


Tk  Toiu  R  23.  1023 


iCr.ASS    >1        PAINTS    AND    PAINT- 


ERS' MATKR!^I.S.^     GH'jVku  C,  S!  ...lt.   Pitt-sburzb,  Pa. 


91:3. 


Dl  RA-LITI: 


1' 


Ser    N       1S4.2S,'S       (CLASS   15.     OILS  AND   UUEAS!:S  t 
Thk  Kkstt    k  t  Indepkndbnt  On.  Compa.vt,  CoviriKtoii, 

K.T       F  !.'!    ^  ij     10.  1923. 


Particular  ■les-iription   0'  g'fOll^       Pisf.'  PiL.'Tr,.:i-   in   <  >i\ 
Clair".^  usf  sln<'>>  July,   '.  92'_'. 


S,-.-      \,i      l^tnsvl         (T.ASS     ]>:         !'\i\I:-      Wh     PMNT 
KI!<'     ,M  VTCPI  V I ,.--,  i        \I:;.\     iv     I'lioDrcTS    Corpura- 

■;•  N-w    Vo'i     \,    Y       I  il.'.l   A  >_■     »     1'>2r? 


TALON 


i'artirul'Tr    </cv(Tt,'. 'I'/n    0'    v''"'*  -    "^l'"':!  1    Pii'it,    Mptal 


r.a-'jupr,    Mft;il    I 


npo^iMon. 


1    A  ;c    ^,    !»:3 


Particular  dtscripUon  of  gooda. — I,iiil)rii-atlug  Motor  Oil. 
Claims  utte  since  Jiilj,  1911. 


Ser.  No.  184. .'{OU.      (CI.^\SS  46.      FOOKS  AND   INdl   1  IM 
E-NTS  OF   FOOnS.)      Sa.\   I»i.\i.*.s   Lkmon  Ass<k  u  .  ,.>.^., 
San  Dimns.  Calif.     Filed  Aur.  10,  19'_'.1. 


HARMONIC 


UXO-PtP-SEN 

Tre    p'irtrau    « ;j,  •,..•-,::  ^    .'i,    •!,>■     '.rnwin,:,    ;s    -^a'.    uf    Dr. 

rarticular     f'tf-t-ipft/.n    '/ '    <j',0'Ik — Pr.T'flratli.n    fur    fh* 
Trottm^nt   of    Ditiosfivp    Disunlern. 
I'l'iim*    ute   siiiv-    J  i!y    10,    lU'l^. 


A  Nil   S'   fJ'.P    \ 


Alh' 


\ 


'  r.  \<s  44      [iKNTAi,    .Mi:nirAi., 


11'^  rpprpsentatlon  of  the  i;lrl  showii  in   t    .■    Imui  ,   is 
'-■•'t  fanciful  and  is  not  the  picture  of  ,iny   :;vinj   [  .1 


«■  i  n , 


/'arfi>)(.''ii-  '!rHCrii)tion  of  go'l"       l>i-«ii   i'/roMs    Im.iUm 
''I'liiiiA  uif   since   Nov.  0,   1904 


Trtde-iisark   rnr: 
Claims  usr  sine 


ipti'.'i   ■','  ■;■.:. li.f       M:!,ss.T„'p  .\;);ii:ance. 


^--  No.  184,309.  (t.'LA.SS  1.0.  Ull.^  \Mi  Mi  l..\  ■- 1  ;.>• 
Standard  On..  fOMi'AXT,  Wliltlng.  !  !  :n  l  (  i  ,  <i; 
111.    ni.,1  Atii;.  m.  rj'_'3. 


0  M 1]  G  A 


f'!a\r>it   utf   s"ii','    M •!  » ,    lilt')?. 


OcTom  K  li.';,  I'.iij;; 


U.  S.  1»ATENT  OFFICE. 


643 


Sfr.  No  1S4  :i41'  .('LASS  17  ToBaCCO  PRODL'CTS.) 
Li.NTOLs  HntrHF](s,  N>w  Y<irk.  N  Y  Filed  Aug.  11, 
1923 


f«ONTE  CRI  STo 


S.T      Nu      1^4  44!  M-I..\SS    41         KSn'ri:!',     NKTTPI' 

AMI      IlX'i;!!:      r.VPKi'  S   .        Ti!i       KMr"i,:-M,     Sfl; 
1  riUii'i^rii.    I  air.       lil>j<l    A..^.     14.    ll'^a. 


Golden  Gat 


e 


Ser.   No     l-t, )(».-!.      (CLASS   1.',.     oil  S  AM)  (;k1':asks.) 

("     r,    .!lI.!^s.   r..    AI:^.•^■1.■^     fall'        l-i:.-.i    \;ii:     13,    P.riS,    ' 


i'arliLuiai    dLSaiiitiun  of  'joodt.  —  Hiiir  Nits. 
Claims  use  since  Mar.  3,  1922. 


Particuhir  lient-riittion  of  goods. — tiasollne.   Lubricating 
Oila,    and    UreaspB 

Claims  use  hiuce  July   Cfi,  19i;a. 


Ser.    No     1^4.404.      -CLASS   U)       OILS    AND  GREASES.) 

C.  C    Ji  i.iAN,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.     Filed  Aug.   13,   1923. 

CCJ's 

Particular  lienrriiitinn  <,'  t"'0'/*. ^Gasoline.   Lubricating 
OUa,    anil    (ireases 

ClairnH    uxr   since    Julv    uri.    192,'?. 


Ser.    N:       l>'4.4vs.       (CLASS    ■•:        lAlN'i-    A\'      lAlM 
LPS      M  Al  i:i;iA!,S    I         liT     A\!Ik:.-av     Cb.^iu.N     CuM- 
TiNT,  S:.!,,ia-k\.  Uh:u      Lik'd  Auj;.  U.  11*23.    Under  ten- 
yi  ar   jj-ovlso. 


I'liftirui'n    dL.-,ii  iiitihn   ./,'  ijn'/dn.     \\  attT  Colors. 
(  iairi-    u^e  since  about  1870. 


S.T-      \:        !>t)!',:  ri,.\ss     it;        PAINTS    A\r     lAiNT 

I   H^      M.V'i  l:l:I.\l.S   I       t   ,Niwi     Wax    <  -sir^-.^.      lUouih 
nu'."ii.    lii'i.      1  liid   All*;.   15.    l'.Co. 


S*T.    No    l'v4,4?.»',       It  I  ASS  4(1       Fn(-)DS  AND   INGKKDL 
ENTS    OF     FOODS   ,       r,_     ]\      CnRSE,    Jr.,    dolnp    bu.^1 
ness    fli   (ieorirp    ![.    Corsp.    Jr,    &   I'o.,    San    Pr.aiicisco, 
Calif.       Flle.l    Aug.    14,    1923. 

CALCAN 


Particular   descrii)tion  of  goods.  -Canned   Fmlts. 
Claim*  u»e  since  Jdo*  1,  102S. 


Particular  desnt-i'tion  of  goods. — Wax  Pollslits   i.l.iiiuld, 
Pactp,   and   Solid  1 

(  laims   usr   siiire    1014,  1 


Ser.  No.  1S4  4it'.t  hT.ASS  41' 
AND  TKXTILi:  FAPUPS  . 
("O  ,    I'atiTSMi;,    N     J        Filt'i;    As 


KNITTK!',    NRTTFD, 
I  !r  ti.T     M-^  N  t  I  Al  ri  k  1  NO 

1,',.  pii;;. 


Iun^u4€ 


The  parts  of  th<-  mark  slu'Wii  Hticd  for  <'oio!'  .ari  "'.i:  '^t 
No  claim  is  inaile  to  the  words  "  PnttTMHi,  New  Ji  r.<i-y  " 
•  part   from   tlie  mark  shown  on  tin*  drawinc 

Piirticuhir   drsc''-\i'tion    0/    (,'fii)t1>i  — Ti'rry    T.wfling 

Claims  unf   since  M(it   22,   192.^. 


644 


t*r.    Mo     1*4,601 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBM  23, 1928 


CLASS  16  FAINTS  AND  FAINT-  j  8«r.  No  184,889  m!  ASS  ;7  lATKH  AND  STATION- 
ER.S'  MATERIJAIS.i  The  S  A  Iia\  M«vtr*CTrHiNo  t  ERY  )  Albant  I'rRrnii.nr)  Whappino  Fipwi  Co  A1- 
CoMPi-^T,   BulT^l...   N     Y,      VUed   Aug     17,    1923.  bany.   N-    Y       l-i>.1   A  .i    -    ,    \'j'::\ 


GARDCO 

Pfti4yutar  deaiription  of  paod«— Falnta  and  Antlcor 
'.  «'.Te  SoJutloni  ft.r  I'rpwrTlDg  Iron.  Srt>«>I  and  Othrr 
-VfefaU, 

Cl^ms  *«■  »\ntt   AijR,    15,    1923. 


Ber     No     m4  *^02 
ENTS    OF    Fit 
Filed   Auk.    IT 


<   r.ASS   46       FOOn.<    AND   INC.REDI 
OD.S  /       N,     E.    Dba.v,    .  ..iirtland,    <'a!lf 
19'J.? 


\m 


Particular     iteAcription     of     ffooOs  — Fre^vh      Ti^clduoua 
Fruira — Namciy,    FVfuh   Pears. 
Claim*  «•«  diK*  Apr    28,   1923. 


■er.   No.    134,820 

F'aV      AMtBITAN 

Wllmlngtrin,    njl 


iCDASS    15,      OILS    wr.   GREASES  i 

I'ETHOLIUM      A      TRASSP<iHT      COMFAKT, 

Filed   Aog.    17.    1923. 


Particular  d«*cripti' 

per  TowPls 

Claim*   ute    ■in.^f    At-; 


1  "^    ;  y 


'.'•  -    Toilet    \'ni,i>T  aod   P«- 
■J3 


Particular   rfeici^ipti'/n    o,)"   yy/fi*  — Gasoline. 
Claim§   u$e   n\nc.<'   June    25,    1923. 


Ser     No     184.890        (CLA.s.S    44        DKNTAL.    MBDICAL, 
.\ND    SCROICAL    API'!  L\  \. "  ks  )       ALBERT    BAJtvuAJt, 

doin^   hii9ln.-n8   js   Metsn;.    I'.-Mal    MfK    Co,   New    York, 
N.    Y.       File.!    Aug.    23.    r.'J.'i. 


:."..'/«  -    Hypodermic  Ne«<Ucs. 

r.t2.'?. 


T     No     1S4.69*        M    [.ASS    43.      THREAP    AND    YARN. 
BKi?«HiBD   rmjtsN    Co.,   [NT,    New    \.-k.    N     Y.      Fll«d 
Aug.    is.    1923 


BEAR  BRAND 


No  cl«!ra  made  f'<  ■•"  "r.rd  '  Bran.;  ipart  from  tha 
mark  thown 

Particular  detc^ption  of  yootJ* -^ Ya'i.n  and  Thread.^ 
of  Wool,  Wor«te<  ,  Cotton,  Silk,  Artifloial  Silk,  or  of 
CombtaaMona  There*. f  T'sefnl  for  Art  Needlework,  Knlt- 
Mnf.  CrochetlDf.  En. broidery,  Weaving.  Braiding,  and 
Scwlac. 

Cloimu  «M  •lnc4'    NoTember,   1873. 


Ser  No  185,021.  M  [  A  .s  <  i;  lOBAi  co  PRODtlCTS.) 
J*io»i-Kr.N.sB«T  Co.,  ;iis..  doing  bueln^aa  aa  H.  W. 
i.Uawr  Tobacco  Pro(!i  rs  in,  Dubuque,  Iow«.  Filed 
AUK    27,    ^923. 


HA 


DAY 


rartirular    drg-mption    <•' 
Ing  Tobacco, 

j        ( l<Um)i  lite  alnee  Jt;!j    14.    i;t2?. 


/•       Smoking    and   Ch*w- 


OCTOBKB  2,'i.  r.'lio 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


64.-) 


8er.    No.     ls.-,,2.'T        .>L\SS     il        DLNTM.,    MKDICAL,       S<t    No     185.."l>^.■;         «  LASS    "       I'lHDAiiKi       ni.,iHi,A5D 
AND  SrHiMCAL    \  pri,  I  .k.NTKS  i      Nk.imive   I'm  .[iji-ts  Thrdai.e   rM\ir»NV     I!  ii,'li  l.-m.i   .-'^.i    M;   k    rv     v    f      Piled 

COMFANV.    Nf»     York      N     V        Fil.'d    S.'iit      1,    ll-L',;  Sept.   10,    1923 


I'artiCvUir      <li  K'-r  ijitinti       :,'       I/O' 

tlon  of  NauHea 

Claimi  unr  Hiw,.  \ug    :\(t    1923 


Particular  dcKvi  iption  of  yKoti*.— Cord^.  Twines,   Kopeg, 
and    Liii»«  of    Flt>«^r   Material    Made    From    I'titton,    Hemp, 
Maiiil;i,    SIm,-!]     .,r    .i:.f,.     s.ti.l    M:,.-    lu-ini.-    of    th*'    Nafura 
i*       Belt      for     Freren-       of  iTotheallut's 

Claimt  uxi    fiji.   .■  .lune   1,   l!t23. 


S.T      No      Ih.-., .-.',»:;  iLASS    44        DhV'i'AI       MKIHCAL, 

Ser.   No.   IS,-. Mil.'.      .CLASS   17       TOiiAi  t  ii   FUnliLTTS.)  AND    SL'R'ilC.xL    AFFLIANCKS  .       J      F     jKr.KNto    It 

MlI.BT     \V      LiiiiD,     (ioiiii:     iiii^iiH'Ss     as     I.lo.vd     ToUiCCO  CX>.,    New    York,    N      Y.       F)U><)    Sfpl      10,    lit23 

Company,    ihHlii.    Fla        Fil>-il    St'jit.    4.    1923. 


Particular    driirrii,tf,n     of    yuoA*. — Cigars. 
Cloima  ute  aince  June.  192.3. 


:-i 


*VBORO 


P^rtiruia*  dfxi-rtption  nr  po„J.  — .Dfiital  f;..!.|«  Sotdera, 
Flat-s.  Dlsks^  Barkings,  HhelN.  Lilarx,  <  lasp«  and 
Wire. 


(  laim$  use  Hiiirp   .\ug    :,;0,    1!<23. 


Ser.  No.  185,380  (CLASS  7  rORD.\(;F  '  John  A, 
RiiKBl.l.xcCs  Snvs  Cn,  '1  rriitnn  N  J  Filed  Sopt  fi 
1923. 


METALIDE 


Trade-mark    corihi>ts    of    tbc    wor.l    ■'Metjilide"    for 
rope. 

Particular   denrriplton    o'    !!"oi1d       Wire    Riipr 
ClaiMJ  w«e  atnce  June.   I!t2:; 


Ser.  No.  IS.-i.H ■.>.-',  m  LASS  .'ST  F  M'1-:R  AND  STATIDN- 
ERY.i  SroT-r  Fapkh  (^ompa.vv,  Chester,  Fa  Filed 
Sept.   10,  1^23. 


Ser  No  18.".,.;s7  k  LASS  14  DOT.SL.  MKDir\L 
AND  SURGICAL  .\  FPI.IA  N(  KS  i  I  .'Jikhv  A  Co.! 
New    York,    N     Y,       Filed     Serif      6,     192.3 


ARROW-HEAD 


Particular   th  ."rrifiti'm    o'    .';o«((/j<.    -Linijiial    Har^ 
Claimt   uxe    sinre    M;i.v    ,'..    1Pl:3. 


Partkmlor   dexi'ription    of  yooilg  —Toilet    I'aper, 
Claim*   u»e   siine    March,    1907 


Ser    No.   isr., '•„••:;        .■LASs:::       l'.\  li:i;  AND  ST  \TIi  >N- 
'■-''V    I         T..'.^  x;  M      Ml  1  M       AM.      Mmuu  vi:i      l^.^|^.^sv 
Kanaag    i  ity.    Mo       Filed    Sept     lo     if^'S 

T.  M.  C. 

Particular    d,-*cripH<,r    r,f    goods     -Carpenters'    I'enclla, 
Claim*    u»f    since    Jati,    1,    1902. 


TRAj  DE-MARK  REGISTRATIONS  GRANTED 


ACT  OF  FEBRUARY  20.  190'). 
OCTOBER  23,  1923. 


174  550        ir.UMIlING    FIXTURES    MADK    OK    BRASS. 
A<-nKsoN     M  iNiTArTrRiNO     CoMPANT,     Hankln,     Pa. 
Filed  May  2,    :M*J2.     Sorla!   No.   1»53,2U.     PUBLISHED 
.lUI.Y   24,    192:?, 

i:t'.-.!  ROOFIN'tr       M.VTHRIAI.S      NANfFUY       SfllN- 

'il.FS.  ROOITN-;.  FIBKH  rO\TI.\<.  FIBFK  CE 
MENT,  HOT  SE  LININfi.  ASPHAI.r  FFIP  AS 
PflALT  roJlpoUNn,  HOSIN  I'APFK  PI,  \STI:K 
l!0.\ia>.  ANI>  rAHRED  FFI.T  'lEnrKL  HomUv. 
M.ANiK.ACTr  RDN'.  UoMP.WT.  now  by  change  of  iianw' 
S'oniiriit.'  I{...)tini;  (  orporaU'in.  F;ist  St  Fnuix.  HI 
Fil-'l  Apr:,  17,  i:>2_'       Serial  .S"o    l-'.J.U.'       Pr  lU.  I  S  1  i  F  I ' 

I'  I  Y    17,    192:5. 

17*. -.'2.      <:aSIN(:S    and    tires    ilAFF    WHOLLY    OK 
PARTLY  OF  RUBBER.     The  Fei-k'hai,  Pibber  «  m 
PAsv      -F    Ir.i  [viii.s.    Chicago.    111.,    aiul    »  U'iahy,    W;s 
Vi\f<]     Mar"h     JK,     !'.»22,       Sprial     No.     161, ■J20.       PIP. 

LISIIFI'    iHTOI'.FR    31,    1922. 

174.;".:,;        lASINCS    ANI>   TIUFS    NF\!'F    WFPiI.LY    OP 
PARTLY    OF  UIT'.P.FR.     Thk   F^;DKK^;     i:'  hhk:;   >-,,sf 

■■    ii,i|N"is.    Fhicai:ii.    Ill,    ;i:i'!    ''ii.lal.v,    WU 


TAN 

Fi!".!     Mar.h 


.I.ISi 
1:4 


9.     '.922,        S«Tia!     No       l-noP,*         I  UP 


imTi»P.KR   31.    1922. 
>  .VSIN(;.<<    ANI>    TIRES    ,\IAl'F    \VIP>Lr,V    Oj; 


PaRTLV   Ml     RU!'.P.Fi;       The  Fkdkkai,   lit  bke;i  '  "M 
p,\  N  V    '  !•"    Ii,:  [VMS.    ihicaco.    III,,    am!    1  Mila'  >      \\  : 
n-i     M;irch     ^9,     1922,       Serial     No,     U;i.41s        I'l-p, 
I.ISHKli   OCTOBlilR  31.   1922. 

174  .-..-..-        CASInJjS    ANO    tires    M.M'E    WHOLLY    ■  <\l 
P,\RTLY  OF  RUHP.FK      The  Feperai.  1:i  i-.v.r.?.  1  f-M 
rvNV    n?    Ir.!.i\Mi.s.    Chicaiio,    I!l  .    and    >  u.lauv,    w  iS. 
I-,U'il     March     J9.     1922,       Serial     No.     lfil.4I7        PUB- 

I.ISHi;ii   (M'TOP.LIt   31,    1022. 

174, r..-..-,       C.VSINIJS    AND    TIRES    MADE    WHOLLY    oR 

i"\UTLY  OFJRIUBFR      The  Ekdekat,  Ki  rbeb  ("\i 

i'lNY    .  F    l!    Jiv'iis,    »'h!Ca:.'ii,     111       tir;<l    I'liilahy.     U  i:* 

Fi;..l     Marcl)     jy,     19J2.       Serial     No,     161.416.       PUB 

LISIIFD    OCTOBER    ;!1,    1922. 

174. .-57       SIONS   M.U'F  OF   MET.U.   AND  CELLULOID 

Brown   A   BitEi.MW.   St.   PauL   Mir.n 
Filed     March     16,     19J2.       S- rial     No      ;6n,745,       PUB 
FISHED   JT"LY    17,   192.3, 
174  -5s        FIRE    -VND    OTHER     BRIOR    OF    SUBSl'AN 

TIALLY    T'NIFORM    DI.MENSIONS    AND    F(JR    USi; 

OTHER       TtlAN       V  Pr  H  -  BTTLr>INO       PT'RPOSES 

.\MERiCAV   AiiH   Cn\ir\.vY,   New   York.    N.   Y 
Fil.  d    Februar^l    7      1922        Serial    No.    15«<,967        PUB 
LSHED   .ITT.Y    17,    WrS.'. 

174, .'59.        PILI.iiws     CONTAINING      FEATHERS.        L 
LowivsTTiv     A     Son      doinjf     bu.^lness     as     National 
P'eather   A    Pnllow    Company,    Nashville.    T*>Dn. 
Filed    .lannary     »,     19i:2.       Serial    No      l.".7,491.       FT'R 
I  ISHFD  .JULY  .1.   1923. 

174.5':o        TOII  r.T     PAPER         DiAUfVD     Mii.i.s     PirKU 
•  ■.'MPANr.    Ni'w   Yorlc,   N    Y. 
Filed  May  31.    192,".       Serial   No,  isil,3«7.      PUBLISHEI" 
■TUI  Y  24.   1023. 

174, .561.        DISH,     BOTTLE.     AND     POT     MOPS,       Thf 
CHutUC  UTE.Nfll.S    CoIirORATION    OF    Amerita,     Orange 
N    J. 
Filed   Nfftv  31. 
JULY    24.    1923. 

84« 


192:;,      Serial  No,  l'»l,:i«0       Prp.LISHFF 


174.562.       UFFKIi  ;i  K  \T' IKS        U.niver.se     Cohpobatiow, 

''"iliCM^'o.      Ill 

Fil.d    M.v    25,  lSt.':<       Serial  Vo    l**!. 156       PFBLISHED 

•  H   FY   24,    1923. 

174.56:;  HYDRAIT  ic      SHOCK       VPSORBEKS      FOR 

\  rTo\(oi;n.!s         Lnxxjor     .MANt  rACTVRiNr,     Coii- 
i'i\Y,    !'..is'i)n,    -Man-' 
[■"i  el  .Mar-  h  7,  \:i-::       S.-rial  Nu.  1  77,U9  1 .      I'F  P.  I,  I  SH  FD 

n  i.Y   17,   i:<j:! 

171504         AKTIIi'MI         ir\l;LS         Mvman       I  Evita-*, 
p,i<f,.r,    \i,i-^. 
Filed     \!i-''i     12,     1923,       S.-tinl     Nn      177,30.-,        PUB- 
I  ISHFD    n  I  ^     111,    1923, 

l"F5>i,-i        A  ,\  I'l  tl CASES.     Joseph    1  un  s    .\    '    -MfAM. 
N.w   'I  o:k,    N    T. 
F:!   d     Mar.d     !7,     1923.       Serial     \-      177,597        PUB- 
LISHED JUNE    19,    1923. 

:"F5.>'         !!ATTrRn:.<     ANI.     .    i:i{TUN     \A\IFI'     B,\T- 
TEKY      P.KPTS      \\i.     -!PP[:i;<  I'lr-  vDKi.pHU 

Stohacb    P^rrKf!-    *'••.    I'^islnd.'lidiia.    Pa, 
I'il-d     Mar   ';      !7       ]■<:'•         <.r\'\:     \.<       177  ';i7         PUB- 
I  ISHFD    ,11   FY     io,     K)-:;. 

17F-'.-         .   I::m  AIN      NAMED      ELEirpPAl        \PPA- 
l:\TFS.       John     KrKrr.KAMr.     doin;r    tiu  in.  >«s     as 
!'>rhvifw    Electric   Company,    St.    LoniR,    M' 
Flle.l    March     19.    1923.       Serial    No.    177.6>'i        Pl'B 

TISHFT'    ,IT-LY    10,    1923 

■74, 5. -s        'M\i       \\|.     .,\<        '  <'\\i:]\  \-r\(<\     PANCES 

AM'  r.Koiniiis   A\i'   'v\i:m:\o   i'iosfts   for 

Ilori:j..'<       PFST.U  HANTS.     STFXMSHIPS.      AND 

INSTITTTIons         W      F.     F'orfJHffiV    A     SiiN-s.     In- 

coRi'    .KFEi      Phllnilelphin.    I'a 
F'!,^,!     M    '   ';     :i.     inij.!.       Serial    No.     177,774.       PUB- 
LISH FD     I  M.V     17.    1923. 
174. -.'-M       i;i   III   i  1:     \\;>    F\1'.!;F      IdPFS       Thk   pRfss- 

^  i>K  Bm.kk  I  01    K  ■  DER   Cu-MPAST,    WilminKton.    Dfl  . 

nil''.    I'll!  ■n;:o.    I!i 
T"l'.'.'     Mar-Ii     l*       1923         S.-riji!     N'.      177,952.        PUB- 
I  ISMFF     ,n   FY     -O.     19j:; 
■7t57n        r,i;.\Ml  I   i^      WO     l\i;i!iN<;s        Cohx     k 

1;     --T   N  HKl.-i.Kll.    i.M..    .Sciv     York      N      \ 

I'll.!     March     29.     1923        s.mj.i;     \,,      I7><ji:-t.       PUB- 
M,<ii  1  1 1    lli.'i    ]>r   ]•■:  : 

1"F57'        I  i:\rilll!    I   --MMN   M  XNT-FAOTFRINO   AND 
REPAIRINi;    SMojs        VnrMTK    A     Wir  1,1  amh,  (k)lnjf 

.;,,.sin"-~    ■!<     \r'''i'     wn;^rn'<    Shoe    Cr.im[iany,    Hollit- 
ton.   M.iss 
Fil^d     M.ar-h     31,     19_':;         S.Tlal     No,     17H.421.       PT'B- 
riSHFO   ,IFL,Y    17,    191':; 

174,572         RENNET      F.MRVFT.     RENNET     TABLETS. 

AND    l..\i"rir  ,\'   IF    FFIiMFNT        Lrvmvi,    &    CoM- 

I'A  NY.    1  s'    ,   Sr     Ldol"     Mo 
I'il.'d  .\pril  2    1923        S.rial  No.  17s. 450.       PUBLISHED 
MLY    24.    192:F 
174  57',        POWER    .\ND    HAND   OPER.VTED    WASHING 

M\(H!.Ni:s         Poor  B     E.soinebkino     and     Machikb 

Company,   Baltimore  and    Woodherry,   Baltimore.  Md. 
Fil^d  April  20,  1923,      Serial  No    179,428.      PUBLISHED 
lUNF     12,     1923, 

174, 57F         I  n.iIlD      PREP,\R  \TP1N      FOR      KEEPING 

<T  RL   l\   ii\ii;       Lk  Ri.yk,  Ltd.  Chicago,  III, 
FilPil  Ap-il  23    Pi2:;      S.rialNi-    179. 511       I'FBLISHED 
iMly  24.   1923. 


OCTOUKR  'J3.  V,i23 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


641 


174,575       TOILET    PAPER.      The    Pkeklks.s    Mig     Co.. 
Norristown,  I'a. 
Filed  April  25,  1923.     Serial  No.  170,678.     PUBLISHED 
JL'LY  10,  1923. 

174.576.  ICE  CREAM.  Geo.  K.  Bbown  Co.,  l.vr.,  Chat- 
tanooga,  Tenn. 

Filed  May  27.  lSt22,     Serial  No.  104,576.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923. 

174.577.  CERTAIN  NAMED  ELECTRIC  -  LIG  HTING 
FI.XTT'RES.  B.  &  L.  Mktai.  Stamping  Co.,  Inc., 
New  Y'ork.   .N.  Y, 

liled  May  25,  1922.      Serial  No.   164,489.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  24,   192:i. 

174  578.     COAL.     Rkkves  Coal  and  Dock  Co..  Minneapo- 
lis.  Minn. 
Fi!.<l  May  20,   1922.     S.rial  No    164,194.     PUBLISHED 
lULY  17,  1923. 

17F579         EDIPLi;      VE(JETABLF      FATS      AND     OIFS 
Gpiu:i;k  Wiii.iam   Ki.vg,  Boston,  .Mass. 
I  ilrd  May  lt>,   19L'.'      Serial  No    164,111,      PUBLISHED 
D   !,^    2t.   192:'.. 

I7»'.^o        (llltlAIN     N.VMi:!)    P.\PER    AND    STATION- 
FI!Y,      \\'m,i,iam    H,    .liiHNsiiN,    N«'W    York,    N.    Y,,   as 
•■i..'nor  to  The  Tin  Deforatlnt:  Fnmpany  of  Halt!rii"re, 
I'.altitrMire  Md  ,  a   (  i.rp:  ira' .-n   id  .New    ,Ifrs.  v 
Filed   May   17.  1922,      Serial   No    163. 9S7,      PFP.LISHED 
H   l,^    L'  F    ]9:'3 

17!  -.SI         .(».\ri:D     (H.ASS     PLATES     FOR     FKTIING. 
DI{\W1N(;,     AND    H,\ND    N1:G,\TIVES.       Oiaih-i.. 
('|'^1I•ANY,   Boston,  Mass. 
FII.mI    M,(V    5     1922       Serial   No     163.3S7.      PFBLISHED 
.TFLY   'J*.    192:; 

17F5S^.       laFFCIHli"    P.,\TTFRIi:s       Nkpiivk    ]'.\::rv.\ 
Co..  New  Ynrk,   N,   Y. 
Filed   Ma\    :;,    19-'2,      Serial    N..     163. 2S3.      PFBLISHED 

sFi'i  i:mhfr  -o   i9L'2 

1 74.5s.',        HOSIERY.      SLFFPIN(;     GARMENTS,     BIBS. 
.\ND   APRO.NS        FliKD    .\.    Wish,    1  NeditPOUATKD.    New 
York.  N.   Y 
1  il.d  May  U.   192:!.     S.rial  No,   ISO, 642,      PFBLISHFD 
JFI.Y   24.  1923 

17»,5s4        FADll.S'    AND    MISSES'    (  OA'IS    .\ND    SFITS 
Zirs!  II  ,V   I\!,iN(;,  St,   Louis,  Mo, 
I'iied   May   14,   1923.     Serial  No,  lS0,tU3,     PUBLISHED 
JULY  24,   192:'.. 

174  5s,-,         DRESS.     NFMLIGEE.     .\ND     WORK     SHIRTS, 
NKJHTGOWNS.     AND     PYJ.VMAS.       (AiUKinN     r>uY 
Goods  Company,  St.  L.uiis,  Mo 
Idled   Mmv   14.    1!.23       S.'riai   N".   FS0,5S.-e      FUBLISHED 
JULY   24,    1923. 

174,5sti.       SWEATER     COATS.       Cadkt     Knutino     (^  o.m 
lANY,   I'lilladelphia,  Pa. 
Fihd  May   Id,  1923.     S.Tial  No.  ISO, 417.      PFBLISHED 
JULY  24,   1923 

174  5S7       RADIO  DF:TECT0R  AND  AMPLIFIER  TUBES 
O.  4  T.  Electric  CoRPoiiAriON,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed  May   7.   1923.      Serial  No,   1S0,293.      PUBLISHED 
JULY   24.  1923, 

1 74.5s s       WORSTED   YARN    FABRIC   KNOWN    IN   THE 
Ti:\'TILE    INDUSTRY    AS   "REPS.'      Bi)tant    Wor- 
sii:i'  Mil  IS,  Pas.saic,  N.  J 
I  il.Ml   May    1.   1923.     Serial  No.    179,9S9.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  24.  1923 

174. 5S9.      HAIR    NETS.      West    Electric    Hair    Cihlbr 
CoMPAN\.   Philadelphia,  I'a, 
Idled  April  27,  1923.     Serial  No.  179.838.     PUBLISHED 
JUIA  24.  ]!»23. 

174.590.     BT'MPERS.     The  C.  G.  Spring  Co.mpaxt,  Kala- 
mazoo. Mich. 
Idled  April  26.  1923.     Serial  No.  179,707.     PUBLISHED 
JULY   17,  1923. 

174,591      BU.MPERS,     The  C.  G.  Spri.vg  Company,  Kala- 
mazoo, Mich, 
Filed  April  26,  1923.     Serial  No,  179,706.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  17.  1923. 


174.592.  BUMPERS.  Thk  C.  G.  Spuing  Company.  Kala- 
maioo,  Mich, 

Filed  April  26,  1923       Seial   No,  179,705       PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923 

174.593.  ELECTRIC-I-^MP  FIXTURES,  ELECTRIC 
MOTORS,  AND  ELECTRIC  FANS.  Thf.  National 
Screw  and  Mani-pai^tiuing  Company.  Clereland, 
Ohio, 

Filed  April  20,  1923      Serial  No.  179,418      PUBLISHED 
JT'LY   24,   1923 

174.594.  RADIO  HEAD  SETS,  RADIODETECTORS,  RA- 
DIO RECEIVING  SETS.  RADIOCR YSTALS,  RADIO 
LOUDSPF.VKER  FNITS,  RADIOCOILS,  VARIOME- 
TERS,    CONDENSERS,     AND     ANTENNAS.       L.     S. 

P.i'.A.  II  >DNrPAri  !  !;iMi  ( "i «  ,  Newark,  N,  J, 
Filed  April  10,  1923.     Serial  No.  178,892,      PT'BLISHED 
JIT.Y  24,   i;t23. 

174,595  AF  roMOBILF      A< MFSSORIFS  —  NAMELY, 

(JLARE  SHIELDS,  SAME  PFING  A  METAL 
BRACKET  ADJUSTIN<;LY  SUl'POirilNO,  dlNTED 
GLASS  TO  NEUTRALIZE  THE  (;i  .MU:  I'KOM  AP- 
PRriAOHlNG  HEADLIGHTS  Haim--  \!\n'  lAe;:  n- 
',sc,  ('i'I!I'"I;a  I  o  iN\  Rcc  hestiT.  .N,  Y 
Fil'd  .\pril  ;.«,  1923.     Serial  No.  178.841.     PUHLISHF.D 

.IFFY   17.   1923.  I 

17F5:.6       .  I'lrr.MN   TI'Xddl.F    M,\M:!!I-\L       Tup    Wai:- 
UKN   PuMinris   C.i.MPAN^,   IN'    ,    N.w    \.i'k     N     Y 
Filed    Niml  0    !;..•:;.     Serial  No.  1  7^  f.s.-,       pnu;si!!-D 

JFI.Y   2F    191';; 

174.597,      SHE.VrillNG    PAPldJ.   WATl'HPKi'OF   P.TdLD- 
ING    F,\PFR,    ROOITN',    FAFI'I;      IWli    1  !:i,r,    AND 
ASPH,\L  I'  SHINGLES       UiGHlJlND  U^KE  PaPEE  Com- 
pany, Wali>rile,  Ma<s 
Filed   April  5,    1923,      Ser;.!   N-,    1  7  *-  ^^  P.        ITPLISHFD 

JFFV   17,    l!<2:i 

174.5','S       CFMFNT  AN!'  rON(  IIFTF   P.;<il'KS     PRICKS, 
AND    P!  iFFINi;    FNFI'S       R-iin;  r    F     WH:rK,   Al-se- 
coti,   N     .1 
Fil.'d     M.'ir'h     2s.     1923,       Serial     N'        17^  2on         \'\   H- 

FISHED  JFFY   17     1923 

174.599.  CFirr.MN  NAMED  RADIO  SIGNALING  AP- 
PARATT"S,  Ckntral  Rai  !o  I,Aie '!:aT' -i.i  rv  ,  Milwau- 
kee,   Wis, 

Filed     March     28,     1923.       Serial    No.     178,164.       PFB- 
LISHED JI  FY   24.    1923 

174.600.  INSF  FATED  WIRE  AND  CABLES  The 
Keritf,  I\srL\TKD  WiiiF.  A.  Fabi.k  Company,  ls>., 
Seymour.   Conn,,  and  New  York.    N,    Y 

Filed    March     27.     1923        Seri.sl     Nn,     178,106,       PFB- 
LISHED JFLY   24.    1!»23. 

174.601.  SALT  CODFISH.  Gorton-Fkw  Iishihies 
(''iMPANY,   Ghmcester,    Mniss. 

Filed     Marrh     23,     1923,       Serial     No,     177,iao.       PFB- 
LISHED JULY  24.  1923. 
174,602     CdiT  FE      Wiishn  Ty.a  Co  ,  Inc  .  Se.ittle.  Wash. 

Filed    March     22.     1923.       S.rial    No,     177.885.       I'UB- 
LISHED  JULY   24.   1923. 

174, 60:;  P.VPFR  WEIGHTS  AND  DESK  ORNAMFNTS. 
Akthi  u  Vos,  N.'w  York.  N.  Y. 

Filed    March    15.     1923.       Serial     No      177.530.       PFB- 
LISHED JFLY   24.    1923. 

174.604.  SPRING  COVERS  AND  GREASE  HOOTS. 
David  Feinberg  Company,  doing  business  as  Snappee 
Co..  Chelsea,  Mas.s. 

Filed    March    12,     1923.       Serial    No.    177.286,       I'FB- 
LISHED JULY  17,   1923.  : 

174.605.  COLLECTION  OF  MOTTO  CARDS.  Herrkrt 
E.   HrOHES,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Filed     March     S,     1923.       Serial     No.     177.127.       PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  12,  lft23. 

174.606.  TITLE  OF  MONTHLY  MAGAZINE.  David 
Smart,  ChlcaRo.  HI. 

Filed     March    7,     1923,       SeHal     No.     177.112        PUB- 
LISHED JUNE  19,  1923, 


648 


P"n«'(l    F'-'Sr  ;nry 
LISHK['  J'   I.V   -'4 
1T4.60S         f'SFIi 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  23,  1H23 


lT4.e;07       CANNEl     CRAB    MEAT       Tuvo   Tkaiiv;    Co 
!v  ■  ,   N<'w    Yi.rf,    N,    Y 

4.    192rf       Serin!    N".-      1  :>),r,vn        V\n 

10  2;; 

AND     SE:(^OM)HANIi     NMImU      vk 
HI'  LKS         STiRRrrr     &     Flemish,      Iv ')RPou*rKD, 

i  :.-.!    Fftr'i.ir-,     3n.     u>2:!        S,t;;i1    Nii,     17').:;G'.»        ITB 
LI3HED  jrr.V    17,   192S. 

I74.*ii»0       roTIONi^EEI'   OIL   FOR    lItV!N<;.    COoKlN*}, 
SALADS,       SHOKTENING.       AND       MAYONNAISE. 

THK     liBtAT     AFLA'^TIC     AND     Fi.irH'     TKa     C'JVirANT, 

J«*rst'y  City.   N.  J 
ViU-'-i    K.'bruary    16.    1923.      S«rlfl!    No     170.106.      PT'B 
LISHED  JULY  24,   1923 

174.610        DENTAL     SPOTLIGHTS    AND     LAMPS     F\)R 
THE    SAME       Tht.   S     S     Whits    Devt.*[.    Ma.m  fat- 
TiRiNu  COMPA.VY,   Pblladf'lpbla,   I'a. 
FII^-iJ   May  3.    1923.      Serial   No.   lSO.ir)S.      P[-BLI8HEI' 

J  FLY    24     1923 

174t;il        HACK    S\WS.       Thi    -H-X      S\w    Cn  ,    Bos'iti 
M.iss. 

F'ile.l   April  2^,  1023     Serial   No     179, S43      PFBLISlIKh 
JT'LY   24,   192.T. 

174  612       INF.VNTH'    H^JSE       Hi  h    H    sikry    Mills,   B.ia 
ton,  Masa. 
Filed  April  2G.   1923     Serial  No.  17>,»  7.iO     PFBLISHFD 
Jr  r.Y   24,    1923. 

174  »;i:;         I.I  P.KIF.\TING     OILS        Wolv»rinb     Ltbhi- 
'•ANTS  C'»    'ir  .Nbw   York,   New   York,  N,   Y. 
FilH,l  April  21     i;i23     Serial  No.   179. ,'',04      I'T.BLISHED 
J I   FY   24,    li«2.J, 

174 ''.It      pr  N.  HiicBAi;  P[^\t1'"')i:ms  and  pfnfh 

I.NG-BAC   APpiRATUS.      Whitklt   Kxcik  iskk   Com 
PAW.   N»'w   York.   N.   Y 
FiU.l  April   III.  1923,    Serial  No.   179,121      PFBLI>HED 
JI.LY   31,    192:'.. 

174'U-       STOVES.  BAKING   AND  ANNEALlNij  tjVENS, 
HFATERS,       (JoOKSTOVBti,        AND        FURNACES 
'"HAHLK.s   F    A[i*M.soN,  Wabash,   Ind, 
Filed  April   14,   \'.h?.     Serial  No    179, 12S.     IT  BI.ISHED 
JFT  Y   24     1023 

174, '5d;       a    POLISmNG    COMI'DSITION        A,    P     M'  >- 

•M  ^0  At  ''J  .  .M.iliawun,  N    .7, 
FiU'd  April    1-;.   i;tb:'.     ?.'rial  No.   179,214      rr"BLISHED 
JTT.Y   24,    r.<2'; 

174,t-,l7.         W.vlLM  -ilR  FT-RNAFES          Rlti  *!!ns- iv      A 

BoYVTHN    c,      "fpw  Ynrk,    N    Y 

Fllp.l  April    10,   rf23  ?«f.rl:il  No    179,222.    PUBLISHED 
JFFY  24,  192a.          I 

174  ►il^       I-U\   PnujnER  TT'P.E   FIRK  KXTI  N' ;  C  I  Sjl  FR 

H*H';^     *T     Jr^ns    Ff,.  rhi:,    doin_'    Lur-^iro'^s    ;i-    Pr.-sr--' 


Fire    Fx':!ii."jl<n 
F:'.-d  Am  ii   1*    19: 
Jf  FY    2  4     ]■>-'■'. 
174  -^l''        Fr.-\.STF 
Ti.iK  A.  Ri.-i:j'.K'- 
FiU>d  AprU  18,   1' 
.Ti  r.Y   31,    1923. 
171. ''.-.M       pi;;\Ti\ 

Fi*'  d    \[i-;!   F'    V' 
J!  i.\    2)    r,<.  : 


174  KJ!         V'   AKFS 
FH.-^       I'    Sirf^ 


1  7  4  ,  t> 


174,rt2:i      TOMATn 


.^r   'ompany,    Beacon     N     Y 

S.-ria    No    179,29,^>       PUBLISHED 

VFHICi.E    TIRK.-^       TriK    N  irwa;,k 
<■  iMPWY.   N'lrwilk.  I  (inn 
-■3      S.riil   N>    179  31,%      Pr  HLISHED 

.    INKS       (  I  \t  Mi>N  WK  k'  ;  H    I'rir.oH    A 

H-n.,klyT      N-    Y 

•  ■".     So'iil   No    179.3.';7      PUBURHEl) 


NEi-KTlKS.    I  l:\v\TS,    AND    REEF- 

X,   Ma>K!;,   l.s.  .,  N"w   York,   N.   Y. 
Fli.'.j  April   211,   !',.(:'!     .>J.t1.t1   No,   179, 43«     PUBLISHED 
AI'iiFST   7     19211 


S'  AlilFS.      NECKTIES.     CRAVATS,     AND 


RFEFEU.^      (■    K:krn  4  Mater    Ivr,.  .Sfw  York,  N    Y. 
Fil.'d  April  2'".  \(4p      S«-ria!  No    179  437      PI-BLISHED 
AFGI'ST    7,    1923, 


PASTE,      WEsTKn'.    S,u:ka.,k   A    Fro 
.   New   V-.rk,    N,    Y. 


Fli<.i  .vprll  20    i:-*:'!      Serial  No    17".t.442      PUBLISHED 


nr  Y  31.  1928. 


( 


174.124       FRESH   riFriDToT'S   KRI'ITS      Colfax  FitciT 

GH'iWKlLS     .\^-.\        C     !ViT,     I'fillf 

Filed  April  21.  i;'2;      S.tihI.N..    179, 459      PUBLISHED 
.JFi,v   111,    192:: 

174, ^-,2.",       DRIFD   FRUUS  AND  CANNED  FRUlTs   .\ND 
\  Fi.FT.M'.LES.    O.  A.  Harlan  -t  '"  ,  San  Jo«.  .  cniif 
ni*d   Ajiri!  jl     i:i23       <5..riHl  No    179  4(V,»       Pr'BFlSHI'D 
M  L\    111.    i;..- 

I74,»12i;       lAMiy       A;.T    \    I      .M  :i  lkr,  doliu;   bu8li..-s    ;i-! 
Charlfs  V,  M  I'.vr  Co.,  B<x<tniK   Mnss 
Fil.d  April  .1.  1J23.     8eri;il  No,   179,479       PrBLISllllD 
JULY    31,    1923, 

174,627.        I'iIn,N,M,i;  \i'MS      .WD      PARTS     THEREOF. 
RiKSB.N    \    l.i^i  1  ■,    ,  ■     r     H'.>..k:y;i      N     Y 
Elled  April  2:c  192  ,       -.ria;Nu    !79,or)S,     PUBLISllFD 
JULY    24,    1923. 

174,62'<        SOAP        A      '•      VV^s.sRRM<v,    Memphis,    Ti-iin 
Fikd  April  23,  19-         .Serial  No    179,574,     PUBLL^HED 
JULY  24,   192:;. 

174f)29         CmFFF!  '      /i  s  -  m  K' s  [  i:;;     ."d     Sons,     In.-.irpd- 

RATBT),     I,OUls'.  ill,  ,     i-j. 
Filed  April  23    1023.     Seri.ilNi    1  79  r,77       PTHl.ISHED 
JULY    31.    1923 

I74,rt.}i).  .'^AITLD  ALMONDS  Camioknia  Almosd 
I'v  Kf';-,  In  ,  S  urainento  and  N'.rt  !i  Sacramento  ("allf 
Filed  .\prll  24,  ii»23.    Serial  No.  17;*.. "jn^      PUBLISHED 

JULY    .",i.    192:; 

174,i;:;i       SILK    ITFCE  GO<_)i»s       Umpihb   Su.k   loKr^M, 
WilmlDut  in.   D.-l..  aud  New  York,   N     Y. 
Filt'd  April  2'.,  1923.     Serial  No.   17n.t9)3       PUBLISHED 
JULY   31,    1923. 

1"4»;:12  W.VTCHES.      WATCH      MOVEMENTS.      AND 

PARTS    THERF'-l         .Imskph    G.-nT.iitn.    New    York 
N     Y 
nied  April  25,  1923.     Serial  N..    I79r,n,'-,      PUBLIRHRD 

J'  LY    24.    1923 

174,033         SMOKED      ll.V.MS     .\  M  <     BACON.        Patrick 
Ynrvi,  I'MiM  V-        N  ,  dolrik:  '.'isin.'ss  in  Boyd  PackiiiR 
Compaiiv.    Richiuoi  ".   \a 
Filed  April  25,  1923.     S.-rlal  No    179.077.     PUBLISHED 

.HT'i    :>,i,  192:^. 

174, 'llU       Wool, FN    'IN'T'IFD    rAnRIt'S       CosriSBvr*!. 
MiLL.s,   I.sr.,   f;,,,,:i-<   Iplil.i    Hii>i   G'Tmaii town ,   Pa. 
nifHi  Jun.'  it,    i;<2.       :-.rJ,i,    \..     isl.7:;i       PUBLLSHED 
AT'GUST    7,     192:; 

174.03.',        WOOLEN    FMIRK'S    IN    THE    PIECE       rovri- 

vi:ni  V!,    MiLL.s     I  ■,     ,    Ptiil;idelphl;i   ai.d   Germaiitown, 
Pa 
Fil.-d    liii.    :i     1023.     Serial  No.   I.>il,7,i2       I'UItl.lSHFD 
AUGUST    7      1923 

174. >;:;.;      niur.viN    \\\iMi   i-aurms      Ksu-rKn  Tkt 

TILK,s    ('■  iH  !■■ .«  A  !  ;,  \       v:  ."itiiwri,    Fii 
Uil-d  ,1  -ti.'    ',    il'2:'       S.-rnl    Nm     !>F7r,2       PUBLISHED 
AI'GUST    7     1923 

174,>;:;7     SIRT  PS  ,\Nri  FXriMCTS  FOR  SOI'T  T>RINKS 

THK  \U  uiMV  (  I   v;i-'\v.  li  >sf(,ii.  M.i>s 
I'ilod  M:iv  22,    '921'       <.Tii!N-     lV(Cn-<->       PUBLISllFD 
•lUI.Y    3  1,    lirj- 

174, 0:;*',       r.M'.I.i;  B()AI:D  i.AML.     Bl.o.  i»  Wai  sh    i-<,ir!->,- 
KiT!o\.   N.w   York,  N.   y. 
Fil.d  .Ml-,    .M,    U'i23.      Serin]   No.   181. olO       Pi   lU.lSllI-D 
JULY    ru,    lH2:i, 

174  »;:;:<,      loous.    wf    f,\k!  f  i  laiifv    for    rail- 
anchor     WRIN.  ilES.      Cantos     Fimkjk    A    Aii.r 

FCMCASV,    C'llit    ti,    ilflii). 
Filed  May  24,    1923       Serial   Nj     !><]or>',i.      PFBFFSHED 
JULY    31,    1923 

174, H4n         \\.\SHIN',     .').MluUNl>        Jist*     M  nr     Co.. 
Hugo.  Okla 
Filed  May  2, ''i,    1923       S.^rinl  No    isii;-.';       FFHFISHFr 
JULY   24,    1923. 


OCTOUKU  2:i,  1923 


U.  S.  PATE.Nl  OFFICE. 


64J) 


174,641.      DOLLS    .\ND   ANIMALS    CUT-OUTS.      <,kuh.;p: 
Lr.vp.     di.iiiu     l.ijKiiie-ss     as     Georjfc     Lund     Company 
New  York,  .N.  Y^. 
I"iNd  M  .>   2.''.,    i;»2;;.     Scrinl  No    181,134,     PUBLISHED 

JULY   31.    1923. 

174  CFJ      I  i;fpar,\ti(»n   for  use  in  the  treat 
mi;nt  of  ho(;  cholera  and  a  preparation 

'  oi!    rsF   AS  A    VERMIFUGE      Jnn.v  M    Bowman 
Lanark,   111. 
Fi|.(l   M  i\    _■,;    ir)23      S(Ti,il  No.  181,172       PUBLISHFD 
JULY    31.    1923. 

174.t;43      READY  .MIXED  P.MNTS  FOR  INTERIOR  SUR 

FAtES.       CCBTAIN  T^ED    PnODFCT.S    CoRrOHATlO.v .    Bal 

tlmore,  Md.,  and  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
l-iloi   May    2fi.   1923.    Serial  No,   181,174.     PUBLISHFD 
JT'LY    31,    1923, 

17t';44        MENS    AND    YOUTHS'    OVERCOATS      RAIN 
<;OATS,      SUIT      COATS,      griTS,      VESTS,      AND 
I'ROUSERS     .\LTA  Ci.oTHivo  Co-MPANT,  Boston,  Mass 
I'lled  May  28,  1923.     Serial  No.  181.234      ITBLISHFD 

AF<;FS'r  7    \<.rj:>. 

I74fi4.'i        WOOL     AND    WOOL    AND    SILK     MIXTUIiF 
YARN8.     Marshafi.  FrBt.n  k  Company,  Chlcajro    III 
Filed  May  28,  192S,     Serial  N  .,   181,2fi2      PrBLISHED 
AUC.tJST  7,   1923 

174  .un       MUSI  IN    IN    TlIF    PIECE.      Marshall    Fieii. 
&  Company,  Chicago,   III 
Filed     May     28,      1023         S.  rtni     No.     181  263         rT'B 
LISHED  AUGUST  7,  1923. 

174, «47         WOOL     AND     WOOL     AND     SILK     MIXTIRE 
Y.\RNS       NF\RHHALL   FiKLn  &  Company,  ChionK'o,   111 
Filed     May     28,     ]923.        Serial     No.      181  2«0         PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST  7,  1923. 

174. ;4s        WOOL     AND     WOOL     AND    SILK    MIXTURE 
YARNS      Mar.siiai.i.  Fiki.d  *  Company.  Chicaco.  Ill 
FlL'd     May     28,     1923        Serial     No.     181268        PUB 
LISHED  .\UGUST  7,   1923 

174.149         INDERFEED     STOKERS.        .Sanford      R,r,rv 

Stokbr    Company,    Woroeater.    Mass 
FMIed     May     28.     1928.       Serial     No.     181  314        PUB 
LISHED  JULY  24,  1923. 
174.0.^0        MENS.    WOMEN'S.    AND    CHILDREN'S    HO 

SIERY.      U.MTBD   Mills    Company.   Inc.    Ixtulavllle 

Ky 

riled     May     28.     1923         Serial     No.      181325         PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST  7,  1923. 

174.n51        WATCHES        A.    WiTTT^At  br    Co,    New    York 
N.   Y 
Fll.'d     May     28,     iQ'jn         Serial     No.     181  327         PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    24,    1823, 

174,n52.      SHEET   GLASS.      L     J,    HotzE   Convbx    Gi.a.ss 
Company,  Point  Marion,  Pa 
Filed     Mav     ill.     1923        Serial     No,     181398        PUB- 
LISHED JULY  31.  1923,  I 

174,0.-3.      GSSOLINE.       Ivr.i  .stuiai.    Oil    C     ivr.    K„st    ' 
Providence,   R.    I. 
Fil.'d     June     1.      1923.        Serial     No.      181  447         PUB-    '■ 
FISHED  JULY  31.  1928. 

174.r..'.4.       sir.K      PIFCF     GOODS.        Wkvuslku     Barbfh 
SiiK    Company.    Inc  .    .New   York,    N.    Y. 
Filed  .lune  2.    1923.     Serial  No.   181,506.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7,  1923. 

174,0."..';       COTTON   PIECE   GOODS       Wilton    MA.vrFAC 
I  i::  •'.   Fmm|.anv,    Int.,   New   York.   N.    Y. 
Flle.l   Jni.e  2.    1923      Serial   No.    181,507.     PUBI  ISHED 
VFOUST  7,  1923. 

1  7  4  ,  tl  .-.  f,  IliANSMISSION    OILS      \NI»    CREASES 

UNiox    Oil    Company    or    CALfFORNiA,    Lob    Aneeles 
Calif, 
Filed     Jnnc     4.-    1923         Serial     No,      181,647         PUB- 
LISHED JILY  31,   1923. 

174, .-,57        CANNED    SALMON.      Thk    A    A    P    PR.mr  .-,., 
t'DupiiRATioN,    Jersey    City,    N,    J. 
Filed  April  28.  1923       SerialNo   179,696       PUBLISHED 
•IFFY  31,  1928. 


174, «5H        lANMi-     >AFMON        T  u ;      .\     ,v     F     i'RODl'CT* 
CORPotiAl  1'  s  .  .I.'r~<y   ("Ity,   .N.   J 
FiP'.!  April  -jtj,  V.4.  scMul  No.  17lt,!;;)7.      PUBI.i.-.IlLD 

IFI  N    ,:i     lui';!. 

174.0  59.        OIL  BURNING      APPLIANCES  AiicniL 

Bl  M.NKIl    C.'.\!PAN>       In.-,,    Inloti     Hill,    .N.    J. 
Filed    Septimber   2:;.    1922       Serial    No     169,840       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   17,   1923. 

174,6r.O       CANDIES.      Peiihlk.s.s    Caj.nflcxhj.n    Cu.mpanv, 
Chlcatro,  111. 
Filed    Sei>reml.er   1*^.   1922       Srri.d   No.   169.60.--       P'  H- 
L18HED  JULY  24,   1923. 

1  7  4  .  ••,  tl  !  RADIO     APF.VRATFS- N\MF1\        niil. 

PHONE     RECEIVERS        Th«     DoMFSTir     Fi  k,  rtu,- 

Company.  Cleveland.  Ohio 
Filed   September    IS,    1922       St-rinl    N'..     lOH.fVJt';       PUB- 
LISHED JFLY  10,   1923. 

174,6f,2.        MET.M.LIC      COOKING      UTFNSIIS  T<FD 

PARTICFI.ARLY       FOR       COOKING       O!'  HAMS, 

CORNED     BEEF.      AND      OTHER      FO<jDS.  Ha.m 
BoiLKK    Corporation,    New    York,    N.    Y. 

Filed    Spptember   30,    1922       S.  rial    No     :  70,1  is  PUB- 
LISHED  MARCH    20,    1923, 

I  7  4     f,  .!  :;  I  OOSF-LEA1-'     lUNDEKS     AND     I  F  \\'FS 

THEREOF.        Umtbd     A  iTooiiAPHir     HroisiKH     i  o  , 
Chicago,   III 
Filed   September   27,    1922,      Seri,Ml    No     ir,ti,9u:;       ITH- 

LISHED  JULY  24.    1923 

174.H64.  RKFRATTORY  LININGS,  BRICKS  I'FMENTS, 
ETC,  The  Vhrki'kax  FuNjrANY,  Iv,  Fos  Xns.le- 
Calif, 

Filed     Oitober     il,     1!il'_'         S.rlal     No,     170.4  1G         PUB- 
LISilED  JULY   17    1923. 

174,66.'.        R0F(;F     AND     POWDER     COMI'Ai!       F\tK 
AGE.      I.AZELL    PrHFiMiH,    Newburch.    N.    ^ 
Filed    October    4.     1922        Serial     No      iTO'lOo        I'i'H. 
LISHED  JULY  24,   1923 

174.666  ELECTRIC  AND  RADIO  TEI.FPfiONi    .)  v  ks 
PLUGS,     AND     CONNECTIONS.       Satikn     Mrr;      4 
Sales   Co     Int..   New    York,    N,    Y 

Filed    November    1,    1922       Serial    .No     171,47."        PUB- 
LISHED JULY   10.   1923 

174.667  WRITING  INK  TYPEWRITER  RIBBONS, 
CARBON  PAPER,  AND  LITHOGRAPHING  AND 
PRINTI.NG  INK  Dfkmeu  \  (omi-any.  Wilkes- 
Barre,  Pa 

Filed    Oetober    2»J,    1922        Seri.'il     Nn      171  2iui        ITF- 
LISHED   JUNi:    19.    1923 

174,868.        (;aSOLINE         Hkiibcet      David     P.rKHnrf.ns 
Atlanta,  Ga 
Piled    October    16,    1922        Serial    No     170, 7.M         p'   F 
LISHFD  .IFFY   24,   1923 

174,669         I  ANDY  Rvv  r)Kl    Uva      <sm\\      t ',  Fhila- 

delpbi.'i,   P.M 
Filed   November    l.n,    1922.      Serial   No,    172,04  1.      PUB- 
LISHED  JULY  24,   1923 

174,670.      STEEL    RFFES     7.1(]7,A(',    RI'LFS     DIVIIMIFS 
MEASFRINC     TAPES.     TAPE     C.\SFS      TRAMMFl. 
POINTS.      PATTERN      RFLES,      .\NI'      WFATHFK 
VANES.      F.    O     SiHOKinNGF.R,   Cnliimiiiw,    Ohi.. 
Filed    November   17.    1922       Serial    No     172. iso       I'FU 

I  ISHED   JULY   24,    1923 

174.671        OIL  BURNING    EQUIPMENT        Mahp     >I  ■  vf- 
FACTriiIV(.     COMPXN^      Minil' npolis,     M;i,T, 
Filed    November   29.    1922       S(>ri:il    No,    172  »>.-,•        pi   p 
LISHED   JULY   17,    1923 

174672  .STOVF  DAMPERS.  DAMI'l^K  >  ]]]•<.  SOL 
DFIilNO  IIUNACES,  SHEET  MFTAT  PIPES. 
SHEET  MFT.VL  FLP.OWS.  CHIMNUY  CAPS  PIPI- 
COLLARS  FLIE  STOPPERS.  SKYFTCHTS  aNP> 
HITLDINC  VENTILATORS  F  O  S.-hoedinobr. 
Coliirnliii.^.  Ohio 
Piled    Novenii>er    17.    ]<>22       S.ri--!    N,      172.1>*:;       PF!; 

1  ISllED   ,TFFY    17     1923 


C50 


i.zu,  Columbus 
Filed    November 

i.!shi;d  jri.Y  24, 

lT4.i;74       SURVEY 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 1923 


K4,673       «  ERTAIS    NAMED   TOOLS.      F     O     StH"E[U>-- 


,  Ohui. 

17,    1922.      Serial    N..     17•J.^^2,      I'UB- 
1923. 
ING   LINEMEN  S   MEASUKING  OFT- 
rrS      CONSISTING      OF     POLES.      FLAtlS.      AND 
lAINS     ANn»     MEASURING     TAPES.       James     W 
PitiNE    1  oMi'AfY.    Boston.    Mass. 

:7,    1922,      Serial    No.    172, 5H0       PUB 
1923. 


1  ;1<'<1    Nov»  inner 
r  '-lIKLi  JULY  24 


1  7  4  .  t] 


Er.!:<TRIC     RANGES     AND     ELECTRIC 


STOVK.S       Ti 

r'il<''l    November 
ISIIFI"  JULY  10, 


E   T.^ri'Av    Sti.»ve   Co.,    Mansfield.   Ohio. 
.3,    1922       Serial    No.    172.449.      PUB 
1923. 
174  •,:*■.        SOFT    rtRINK    AND    POWDERS    FOR    SAME. 

I'A!  r.    S,    Hoi  MS.    doing    tui.siries.-)    .is    Bi(?    State    <.' 
Fort    Wnrrh,    }•  \. 

22,    1922.      Serial    No     172.380       PUB- 
I.ISflED  JUr.Y   241   1923. 
!7-(»!77         KAVKSTROUGH     NAILS.     RIVKTS      P.[;A'K 
I.TS,    [".ftr.TS.    .\ND    CHAINS        V     n     .■>.  !(■ 'Ei' ;  n    k 
■  '  'ir::!iit-;.   t„ih:)r 
-■<'.    .\.'-.-.a:;l..T 

■siii:;.  .ir  LY  24, 
:7 i  '''^      >(■( IRE 

r.i  ^^-r,   Mil" 
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I.ISiiUh    JT'LY    24 
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File<l  April  27,   ' 

jr-pY  31,  i:i23 

17l.<>  '        \\'  VTiMI 

K-\'  iM  v^.     N-i-   Y-rlf,   N    Y 
Filed  April  27.   1 
JULY   24.    102.T 
]74.n84.     (Til  I  KK 
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Fil  .1    .\;  ril    J",    1| 

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<"oim'0!;.vt:  'V, 

File.;      .\[.r!i      2■^ 

ui-ni:!'  jr-pY  3i 


,     1922        S.Tial    N..     r 
l'.t23- 
•IKFIlIKS    .VND     fOILET     \V\TKRS        rri, 

li.^lE    &    CoMI'WY,    JiTSey    CpT.    N     J 
Flle.I  April  27,    •(.-:;       S..ri,,lN'.     I"'  77'"      ITSn.ISflK!! 
JT  r  Y   :•.!,    1923 
17-1. .K»»».        IKRFI  IfKS     A\r>     rOILKT     W.VTKKS.       Coi/- 
n.*rE    ,)![    ''oMcivT,    J»rs"T    I'iry,    N     J 

1923.         >*Ti!\\     y.<      17','. "77  l'T"n 

1023. 

174.r,8P       PilMTlIKS    ANP    T^ILKT    WATFKS        i'ow 
o.VTE   &  C'MP'vv,   Jers'^y   City,   N    J 
Filed  April  27.  l|«23      Serial  No.  179,778.    PUBLISIIKI 

JUi  V    ;i.  ]'<:: 

i74,tKS2     pi'P.r!  ^i  s    AN!'    Tonrrr    w.vtkk^.    col- 

o     J>'r«'>y   Ci^y,    \     J 

•■J.''.      Serial  N".   17!C77H     PUPI.  ISI I  ED 


KS     ANI>    P.VRTS    THFRFOP        I-rel.. 
,•   Y^  rk,   N    Y 

923.     Serial  No    179,79fi     i'TPLlSHFP 

Thk   Perv    ["i.ijti  C'lMrAS'.  lOlorido 
2.'C     Serinl  N..    !79,«'.-7     PUBPISIIEP 


PUTT!  CK,    FRFSH    r ANT AI.Mr-PES. 
r.    L'.^    Ai;;,'-1>-.    (-alif 
1923,       Serial     No,     179. SS4         PUR 
,   1923 
PINGS.      ToH.siov   Te.st   Piston    Rise 
N.wark.    N.   J. 

1923         Serial     No.     179, S94.       PUB 
,   1923. 

4  •  «7       I'ANNFIi   SALMON       AvHORAr.E   Packing   Co, 
^e.artl*'.    Wa.'^h. 


Filed  April  30.   192.T      S.Ti.il  No.  179,918.    PUBLISHED 
J'l.Y   31,    1923 

-.74,'>i,        KI.Fl-TliiP  ,\L    SWITCHES     AND     INCLOSED 
PPF'TRPAI,    SWITCHES    AND  CIRCUIT   BREAK 

liRS.       llIE    ("t'TTER    F.'!  E<~Tn:r  KL    and    M  a  N  CFACTUB!  NO 

''iME'kNY.    Phjlmlelphla.    Pa. 
ri;.-<l     April     ?.ri      1923.       Serial     No      179,928,       PUB   . 
I.ISIIPD   JULY    si.    1923. 

174. '.>9        WALL    FINISHES     AND     HFPUCERS        Ttib 

HncK^DAT    C(j\ti'*NV,    I'hlcatro,    P, I 
li!"!     April     3f'\    1923.        Serial     N-      179.940,        PUB 
I  I-i'i:!'    JULY    .'!     I ''23 


I"4.tiOu        STORAGE     BATTERIES        Weauite     Stokacji 
liATTEKY    Co  ,   Philadelphia,   Pa. 
Fil.'d  April  31),  1923.      Serial  No.   179,97fl.    PUBLISHED 
JULY   31,    1923 

174. ♦i91       DOPLS      Madame    Geobgese,   Inc.  New   York, 
N    Y 

Fil.-.i   Mnv    1,    1923       Serial    No     ISO, 003       PUBLISHED 
JULY   31,   1923 

l74,<i;f.v      I.lgllP  MOUTH   WASIP     Makel  We.st.  doing 
busin.ss    as    Westnell    ( •miiiiany,    Houston,    Tex. 

Fil.'.   \i\v    1     191:3       Sena!   N  ),    180,030       PUBLISHED 
JULY  31,    1923 

174.r,93        '.oI.D     ANP    SIL\EU    POLISH        Arthiu    N. 
SAN!)Eit.sMS .    West    Springfield,    Ma.ss 

I'il.d   May    2.    1923       S.rinl    No     ISO. 083.      PUIH.ISHKD 
JULY  24,    1923 

i74,*5;m       e,\i;thkn\v,\  iti-:    cthnsils       Wahuen     i 

Ttcer.    Itu.seviile,    Oh:,) 
File>l   May    2,  1923.      Serial   N'j.  1?0.UM?.      I'UBLISHKL' 

jri.Y    :'.],    1923. 

174 'i'<.'.,     t\n\!m;    Mvrnn.M.s,      Pii.ckaTan    <'um- 

PANT,    New    York,    N.     V..    a.ssii;n.ir    to    Geltan    '  oni 
Ian;..    New    York.   N.    Y.,   a   Corporation   of   Delaware. 
Kill     Mr.     3.1923.       SeriaIN"     Isnlis         prill. ISIIFI) 

JULY    ,;i.     l'..J3. 

171, '■,:••;.       COMPRESSED       \  S  111  si  "S  1  I  HKU       SIlIiliT 
PA''KIN(;.      (■     '       li'  MUF    -.T'iNK     >l'iiiiiC    imsiiirSH    as 
Moii.irch    Packii,^'    .\    Sappiy    i_'o  .    '  hu'aco,    11! 
11.:    NPiy  3.  1923.     Serial  No.  180,122.      PUHLISIIKP 

J  PLY    Ml,    1023 

i74,til.'7.      JK\\i.l.l;V    Il'l:    PLi;.^ONAI.    WliAP.    NOT    I\ 
CLL'DING    WATCHES.      Marcel    M     NPhaheai       1. 
ii,-'    business    as    Lissauer    it    Company,     %•  w     ^    rk. 
N     \' 
Fi!   •!    F.briKiry    3,    1923.      S- rial     Nu      ]7.'-.,507        PUP 

LISHliP    JT-PY    10,    102'? 

i74>;i's      r. 'i:  rAPi.i-:  niaTiii'"  i  \.mps   ^^■I'  i'apts 

THKKKOF.       ,\NO       liPV   KKTS        ST,VM'S,       .\  \  1 ' 
I   LAMPS    T'llKKI- F' '!;        ,\\ii:i;i<an    liiK^iiu.'    Fgri?'- 
MKN  r    '  ■"  ,    I  Si'  ,    N.'w    Y'Tk.    N     ^ 
Piled     U.'iriiarv     'J      1  :,<-:;        S.  rial     \..      !7.'),7:<.%.       PUB- 
LISHFP   JULY    10,    1923 

174.699.       I'lItrAlMI      nia    IK!'      I    WIPS    AM.    PARTS 

THHIM-iOF        AM'       r.U A '   KirrS.       STANDS,       AND 

'T.AMPS    'IMrPI'Fol!        AmkhI'-an    lii.Ei-iun-    Eqi  IP^ 

MEXT  Co,.    !ni\.    New    York,    N,    Y. 

Fil. -1     [■.-'.r-arv     ',).     I',*-,''.        Seria:     Nn      17,1, 75Si.       PUB- 

LISHPP  JPF.Y    in,    1923 

174,700         WRITINt;       INKS         Vai.kvtive      A        flLEICH, 
Ohio. 
Filed    Fe'.rnary    O,     10.;:',        Serial    No.    175,784.       PUB- 
LISHED   JUNE    L'H,    1*123. 

174.7111         SALAfi    IiRFSSING        Mahv    (;K[iMANT,    dolnit 
business    as    Mrs     Mary    lierni.'iny.    Dallas,   Tex. 
Fil'vl    F.  t.rnary    P"      l',t2''.        Serijil    N"     1 7*5.1 19.       PPH- 
I.ISHFI'    JULY    24,    lOJ,', 

174  702.       WATi  IP  ASKS        Pinhokeh    Bko.«i     Inc.,    New 
York.   N    Y 
FiP-d    FHhrimry    17.    1!>23.      S.  rial    No.    176,168.      PUB- 
LISHEIi    JUNE    2«,    1923. 

174.703.  RINSING  ,\NI)  BM'ING  TUBS  Clahenc* 
S.  T(ii»r>.  dnini:  (iOsin«.'»  as  Todd  Draln-A-Tub  Co., 
K.ansas   t"ity.    Mo, 

FTled    February    lit.    P'23       Seria!    No.    17fl.295.      PUB 
LISHFI*    JUNP     12.     1023 

174.704,  WATFUPROOFF:!*  fabrics  in  THE  PIECE. 
CONSISTING  CHIEFLY  oF  WOOL.  Nicholson's 
Raincoat    Co  .    Limited.    St     Alban«.   England. 

File.i    February    '.'3.    1923       Serial    No.    176,497.      PUB- 
LSHFD   JULY    17,    1923 

174,70.-  TOILET  LItEPAR ATIONS.  Atlanta  Barbers 
St.ppi.T   i'oMP^NY,    .\tlanfa.    Ga. 

Filed    Fehrnarv    2»V    1023.      Serial    Nn.    176.592.      PUB- 
I  ISHFIi    JV]  \    J 4.    I'.i23. 

I 


OcTouKK  23,  i;t23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


651 


174.706.  SALAD  DRESSING.  PRBSEiiviNO  Mi  suk.km 
Co.,  Cleveland.  Ohio. 

Filed    February    27,    1923.      Serial    No,    176,093.      PUB- 
LISHED  JUNE    19.    1923. 

174.707,  ELECTRIC  LANTERNS.  ALBERT  J.  COLB. 
doing  business  a.s  Three  In-One  Lantern  Company, 
Denver.   Colo. 

Filed  March  6,  1923.     Serial  No.  177,036.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    10,   1923. 

17  4,708.       HYDRAULIC     SHOCK     ABSORBER     FOR 
AUTOMOHILKS.       Loyejoy     Ma.nlfacti-bin<;     Com- 
PA.NT,   Boston,   Mass. 
Filed  March  7,  1923.      S.  rial  No.  1  77.090,      PUBLISHED 
JULY    17.    1923, 

174  700       EI'IBLP    IfKCKFAM  CONTAINERS,     Fai  .STO 
.\     Mi  SI  ente,    doiiiK    business    as    Snow    Cake    Mfg. 
Co..    Providence,    H.    L 
l-"il.<l    P.T.niher    1,    1021.'.       Serial    No.    172,758.      PUB- 
LISIIKD   JULY   24,    1923, 

174  7I(*         UHINFSTONFS      AND      CIIATONS,        Fknst 

'   I   ii;,   .s^t     I  ieurirenta  i,  i  ■/(■rh"sio\  akia 
Pihd    Pecemlier    4,    1922,       Serial    N<i,    172, Si',::        PL'B 

lishi:d  jppy  lo,  1923. 

174,711        WASIIPOILl-RS    AND    GALV.VNIZPL'    WASII- 

IM'.S       s  i)!i.rEri:n    Mani  KACTriiiNi;    <'".    St,    Louis. 
Mo. 
I-'ll  il    ]>'Cvui<„-r    4.     lO-.':',       Serial    No      172,904.       PUB- 
LISHED  JUNE    12,    101.'3, 

17P71:'      it]:(ui:\M    poirrioN    iiriiKP    with   or 

WITHOUT     AN     FI'IP.LE     SUPl'OHT.       P.  «  ki.i.     .\. 
Si  TEiiMEiSTKi:,    Payton,    Ohio. 
iii'd    I  •  •■.  rnb.  r    4.     lO.L'.       S.  rial    No.    172, OIL'        PUB- 
PSHPIi   JULY    LI,    1023 

174,7!;;         HOSILKY     AND     KNIT     (JOOpS.       P,     !!a<,i-et 
I'li.s  »*<  .1     \i(,Nf:,s.   Triiyc  s,    I->ance. 
Flb'd     I'erenil.er    .^,     !;tL2,       Seri.al     No.     17L,9.'.7.       P(  B 
LISHFP    M  \Y    22,    10L3. 

174,714,       HOSIPRY    AND    KNIT    GoOHS,       P      Ha'.iki 
Pir..s  &  J     \i(;sES,  Troves,   France. 
Filxl    Iieci-inber    .'..    lOLL',       S.  rial    No     172,9.'.s        ITH 
I  ISIIPII    MAY     22,     1923. 

17»,71.^  OAKLP'       PLAV01fIN(;       lOMPOUM'.  li. 

Hem, Eli    »V,    i'liMrAN'i,    ("hicairo.    111, 
Filed    I'.'.,  niber    0,    I'.rjj       Serial    No,    172,990.      PUB- 
I  ISHFD    JPLY    24.     I<t23.  I 

174, 71t',       C01'l'i:i:       The    Weipe.man    Tompany,    CI.  v. 
land.   Ohi(^. 
Filed    Derenib   r    13.    1922.      Serial    No.    173.309.      PUB 
LISHED   JULY   24.   1923. 

174.717.  PERIODICAL     MAGAZINE     RELATING      lo 
THE     PRODUCTION     AND     SALE     OF     PRINTED 
MATTER.   STATIONERY.   OFFICE  AND  B.VNK  SUP-    ' 
PLIES,    AND    FURNITURE.      Levet    Printing  Ccm     ! 
PANV,    Indianapolis,    Ind.  I 

Filed    December    18.    1922.      Serial   No.    173, ,503,      PUB-    I 
LISHED  JUNE  26.   1923,  j 

174.718.  ELECTRIC  STOVES  AND  RANGES.  Amkki  ' 
(AN  Range  &  P'oinhry  Company,  also  doinc  business  | 
as  Minnesota   Stove  Company,  Minneaixilia,   Minn.  | 

Filed    December    19,    1922.      Serial    No.    173,5.t1.      PT'B- 
LISHED  JULY  24.    1923. 

174.719.  RADIO  RECEIVING  AND  TRANSMITTING 
SF:TS,  RicnARi.  G.  CiTHBERT.  didng  business  a*? 
Globe   Radio  Maruif^cturins  Co  ,   New  York,   N.   Y. 

Filed    Iieciiuber   20,    1022.      Serial    .No.    173,956.      I'UE- 
LISHED  JULY   10,   1923. 

174.720.  TENTS.  TENT  FLIES.  TARPAULINS,  BINDER 
COVERS,  WAtiON  COVERS,  AND  AWNINGS.     Can 
VA.S    PROntCTS    CoMPWT,    St.    Louis,    Mo. 

File<i    January    L'.     1023.       Serial    No.     174,0»ir,        PUR 
LISHED  JULY    17.   1923. 


174.721.  TENTS,  TENT  FLIES,  TARPAULINS,  BINDER 
COVERS.  WAGON  COVERS,  AND  AWNINGS  Can- 
va.s  pRcnt cts  Company.  St    I."  ii>.  M 

Filed     January     L',     102;-;.       Serial     N.,     174, 0«S.        PUB- 
LISHFI)    JPLY     17.    102;i. 

174.722.  NFi'KTIES.  Meyer,  P.„^f  h,u:m  h  A  Fhiepheim, 
N(w    York,    N.    Y 

Filed    January    4,     lOLl'.,       S.Tiai     No      174.183,       PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    24,    1923. 
l74,7L:i.      SHEARS   AND   SCISSORS       The   An. as   Sheai 

i'i>,   Bridjreport,    Conn. 
Filed     January     S,     l!t23.        S.-riai     No.     174,281,        PUB- 
LISHED JULY   24,    1923, 
174,724       APPING  MAi'HlN!-:S   AM'   I'.VUTS  THFRFOF. 

CALrCl.ATINt;    MACHIM:s      INCLUPINc}    THOSE 

Willi   ELECTRIC  DUIVK,  AND  PARTS  THEItEOF  ; 

AND    IL\NI)-OPER.\TED    (O!  .VI1N(;    RECilSTERS. 

(.t.s'iAV     Me7,     doins;     business     as     Mercedes     Ruro- 

Maschiiicii       uiid      Waffi'n-Werki',      Pensbausen.      Post 

Mihlis    111    I'll  uriiiLrla.    <;crrnai;.\- 
I'll. ■,!  April  L*!,   mL2      S.  rial  N(,    D;2,",t:;0.     PPPLISHED 
JULY    ;;  1.    1023. 
17P7L,^      .U'DIM;  MA«   mines  AND  PAULS  THEREOF; 

(•-VL<   I   LATIN(;     .M.-vniNPS,     INCLIDING     THOSE 

Willi  i:LErTRi'-  Di;i\  1;  and  i  arts  thereof: 

SLIDE  UUI.liS,  AND  ll,\ND  '  »Pi:iiATFD  Ci  'UNTING 
REGISTl'-ltS,  O!  STAY  Mez.  iL>|!;l'  ;.iisine>s  as  Mer- 
criies  Pur..  .MaschiiiiTi-  und  NNatTeii  \V,.rke,  RenshHusen, 
l'",Nt  .Mlilis  in  Thuriiigia,  t,ermany. 
l"il"l  .\pri!  L'l,  1922.  Serial  No,  162.938.  li  BI  ISilED 
JULY    31,    1023. 

174  7L-;       C(>FFI:e.      H.   Jevne   Co.,   L  s    Aiisr.I.-s     Cnllf. 
I  )i.   I  April  22.  T.»22.      Serial  No.  162,744       PIPLISHED 
AU(;usT  7    r.iL'::, 

174.7.7.  IPKIWIN  N.\MI  D  I;  .VDHi  A  ri'.\  U  A  TI 'S  The 
CLEVEL,^^i■     KM'Ii       M  ,\  v  t   l  .^CTl•HINO     COill'ASY,     Cleve- 

i.Miid    Ohio. 
1  ii'd  Ajail  21.  1922.     S.rial  No.  162,667.     PUBLISHED 
JPLY    24,    1023. 

l7(,7Ls         Moviiii.v      I'DP.T  TrVTTON.        PACIFIC     RaI'IO 
Pi  PilsHisi;    c^,,    I\,    ,    S;ui    Francl«:co.    Calif. 
Pil.-il  April  4,   1;<2L'.     Serial  No.  101.747       !'I"IU  ISHFD 
JULY    31,    102:! 

17t,7LO,  Iiosi:  MAPI  Willi!  M  'iKPAHTI.\  I'l'iM'B- 
Pl    1;     "ii       \      1!I    I'.HLIt      fO.MPCtSITION.        VOORHEES 

ID  i!i!Ki:    .Meg.  Co.,  Jersey  City,   N.  J, 
lil'l     Mr,  h     15,    1922.      Serial    No.     160,731        PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    31,    1923 

17t,7:;n       DATS   AND   CAPS.      Henri   Picarii,   New   York. 
N     Y 
l-'i!'  d  Mar>li  0.  1022      Serl.al  No.  100,420      PT'RLISIIFD 
JULY    31,     1023. 

174,731        HATS    AND    CAPS    FOR    MEN.    WOMEN.    AND 
(HIPDREN       Henri    Piiakd,    New    York,    N.    Y 
Filed  March  0,  1022.     S<'rlal  No.  16(1,428.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    31,    1923, 

174,7:12         TI'-V.        Ke!  I  v,     Di'iniAS     A-     Co.,     Var;f',,i;ver, 
British    Columbi.-i.    t'anada. 
Filed    February    24,    1022.      Serial    N"      I59,7.'i.'>.       PUB- 
lished marph  6,  1923. 
174,7;;:;      hair  dyes   and  coloring,     leov   iuy- 

MAN,    doinc    business    as    Haymnn's    Hair    Shop,    New 

York.   N    Y, 
Filed    February    20,    1022.      Si-rial    No,    l.'iOJ)<*l,       PTTP 
I.ISHED   ATViUST   7.   1923. 
174.734        CERTAIN    N.VMED    PRINTING     INKS        Sio- 

MCND    Ul.r.MAN    COMPANY.  Nf'W    York,    N     Y, 

Filed    December    8.    1921.      Serial    No     156,473.      PUB- 
LISHED  JT'LY    24,    1923 

174,73.")  DIRECT  AND  INDIRFPT  WATER  HEATERS. 
INSTANTANEOUS  WATER  HEATERS,  AND  AUTO-^ 
M,\T1CALLY  -  CONTROLLED  WATER  HEATER, 
HEATED  BY  OIL,  GAS.  OR  VAPOR  Stack  Heater 
Company.  Boston,  Mass 
Filed  November  10,  1921.  Serial  No.  155,277,  PUB-" 
LISHED  JULY  24,  1923. 


•  )52  . 


OFFICIAL  GAZE'J n: 


OcToiuK  2:;,  1923 


174.:;'-.     Bi-.v  K  srr.Ei .  <;ALVANiZEn  steel,  rtst 

R!;SUST[N<;    AN  "ICORROSIVE    IRON.    AND    IRON. 
STEEL.     AND     iLLOY-STEEL     METAL     SHEETS 
"oRPOKATio.v.   New   York.   N     Y  . 


[Mteu  AM-"t  SrEEt.  Lf 
and  I'anton,  Obl^-J 


Fiied    November    1,    :>'2!        Serial    No.    154.895       PIJB- 

r.'isin-h  .riT.Y  .''.i.  ii».'.'^ 

174.7  ;■      FISTuN.->      Tni!  K.\NT-SKoa»  Piston  Cmmpant, 
Cincinnati.    Ohio 
Fil«-.l     August    2H.     1921.       Serial    No,    152.207,       PUB- 
LISHEI*    .VI.\Y    16.    Iii22 

174. ::>        ELECTRK      MOTORS,    ELECTBIC    GENERA 
I'lRS,     AN[>     ELECTRIC     TANS.       Sta»     Elbctiic 
M./TOE  Co,  New;Jrk.   N.  J 
Filed    August    1'.'.    11021        S«>rt«l     No.     152,037.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  24,    1^23. 

174.7:^9.       ELECTRiq    MOTORS.     ELECTRIC    OENERA- 
TORS,     AND     EiIeCTRIC     FANS.       Star     El»CT«IC 
MoTOB    Co.,    Newiirk.    N.    J. 
File.l    August    22,     1921.       SerUl    No.    152,036,       PUB- 

LISHD    JULY    24,    191J3. 

174.74')      BLACKBO-VRDS.      G»o»a«  W    BtOOKS,  Topekft. 
Kaas. 
Filed  July   1,  1921       Serial  No.   149,884.      PUBLISHED 
JT  LY    24.    1923. 

1T4  741       LAPEL  BLTTONS.      8CPMM»  0«i»mt  O    0    H. 
A  P  .  Sch«o«ctadr,   N.   T. 
Filed  April  1,  1921       Serltl  No    145.59«      PT'BLISHED 
JULY    24.    1923. 

174,74'.'  SOAPS  TtTaAUS-GlSILLSCHATT       MIT      BX 

■M  URANKTEB   HA»|rT  .SO,   B«rlln,   Germany. 
FUp<1    January    10     1921.      Serial    No.    142,(H«       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   24,   1^23. 

174.74.1      NEW   IinSil   POTATOES  IN  THEIR  NATURAL 
STATE.     Nit  PBi)Dcc»  ConriNT,  Hastinfi,  Fla. 
Filed  June  10.   1922      Serial  No.  165.800.    PUBLISHBD 
JT  NE  5,  1923 

174.744  PILLS  AND  TABLETS  FOR  REGULATING 
MENSTRUAL  FUNCTIONS.  J  Ribsam  Co.,  l!»c  , 
Npw   York.    N     Y 

Filed    Sept»-mber    «,    1922       Serial    No.    16«.138.      PUB 
LISHED  JULY  24.    H  23 

174.745  WATrH  MDVEMENTS.  Chas  Schwaeti  4 
So'f.  Washington.   D.   r 

Filed     August    26.     1922        S*>rlal     No      168.732        PT"B 
r  ISHED  JUNE  26.  1^23. 

174.740  ETXTRACTg  AND  FLAVORINGS  FOR  FOOD 
PURPOSES  dJvib.s,  Rose  k  Co,  Ltd.  Boston, 
Mass 

Fl^d     Aiisrusr    21.     1022.       Serial    No      16S.517        PI'S- 
I  1:^11  Er>    iri.Y    24,    11123 

174  747       KE.XDY   FELT   ROOFING       Th£   BAMfTT  CoM- 
r^  ST.    N<'W   Y'ork,    N     Y 
FUpJ     August     21.    1 922        Ser1.il     No      168.^08.       PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    17     li»23 

174  74«         TANNEL    KRI'ITS        Kimj.s    Pot  \tt     PACKlva 

*'ii  .   .\rmona.  Cn'lr 
FiU-d     AutTJ.st    1<<,     i922.       Serial     No,     168,042.       PI'B- 
I.ISHKI'    JTT.Y   24     1^23 

174.749       JEWELRY  FOR   PERSONAL  WEAR,    NOT   IN- 

I  LUDING    WAT'THES,     BOTH     WHOLESALE    AND 

RETAIL.      The    Sit.i.er    Bros     Co.    Cleyeland,    Ohio. 

Flle.i     August     '.      '922        Serial     No      167.853.       PUB- 

LI<!!EL    .ICr  Y    24     ]\' 

174  7r."        '"ERTAIV 
RIALS       Bbtuie 
Pa 

Filnd     AutriJS'-     4       'tt2 
LLSHED    JULY    17     1^.23 


N  A.MED    CONSTRUCTION    MATB- 

!iEM    pABRiCATfjas,  INC.,   Bethlehem, 


Serial    No      167,795 


PUB- 


174.7.'.l  AUTOMAT  ICALLY-OPERATETD      RADIATOR 

SHUTTEBS      FOR      INTERNAL-COMBUSTION     EN- 
GINES.      iRvivr,     Evoi?«««aiNoSAi.is    Co.,    Chicago, 
111. 
Filed     Augtjst     2,     ll922        S«rtal     No      167.722.       PUB- 

LISHEI'    JLLY    17      L>-;3. 


174.752.      MOTOR  •  Y'l  KS   AND   HHYCLFS       Kx    ri.siOB 

M'iT<i!!    We       .*Vi    S;  !■)■:  V    ^  n      ■•hlcaifo.    HI 
Flleii     Au»ru.«:(     2,      1922.       -^.Tial     N'>      ltH.71K        PUB- 
LISHED JLLY    1:     :',i2,'; 

17  4,75.''..       CEKT.VLN      l.vl'.LL     AND     UVA<     LINENS. 
ADOU'fi    S,    IlEi'iiMsN^.   N- w  York.    N    Y 
Filed  July   10,   102i'       <■  r   i     V.    L',:nsi;       IMBI. ISHED 
MAY   22.    1923 

174,7r.4  HATS  lAlS  T  \  S.^EL.-^  A  N  h  APRONS.  MiLI- 
T.*R\  Omm  MK  The  '  Kotik.  N.'w  Y'<rk  ind  Brooklyn, 
N     Y 

I'llf'd  Jnn'^  30,    1M2-J       S.ri'i:    S-    TV"  31.".      runLTSHED 
JULY    24,    1923. 

174,7r>r>         IIOLSEHOLlv      ANI>      KIT'MIEN      UTENSILS 
MADE  <»F   ALUMINl'M       r  khi    <'m[sm»n,  doing  hasl- 
nesB  as   CnlHmtin   k  >'n  ,   Werd'ihl,   '^rmnny 
Fllt>d  Jnn.'   15.    1922      S.TlaI  No.   16r,  .',2S      PUBLISHED 

JULY    24,    1923 

174,756       BRASSlf:RES.      Natt  RE'  .   Ri  v  w    C  im  ;■  ^  v  t.  <  lii- 
raeo.    Ill 
Fll<><!  Jnni-   12     1922       Sprril    No    105,406     PUHI.ISIIFD 
JULY   24,    1923 

174,7.'.7        ALT'IMOBILE   flM  lOL.STERY   FABRItS  TFA' 
TILE    IN    N.\TLUF       A     HnyiuvKv.    New   York.   N     Y 
FlKd  June  7.    191'2.      Serial    No.   165,120.      PUBLISHED 
.IT-LY    24.    1923 

1747-.^         >PHINi;s     FOR     GENERAL     T'SR.     SI'CH     AS 

<  'IMPRESSION        EXTENSION.       AND      TORSION 

M'RIN'.v       MiiiEi:    .V    \' *  v    WiNKi.B.    I?»c  ,   Brooklyn. 

N    Y 

Fn*-<!    Inn      14,    1922       S«"-lnI   N'.    165.501      PUBLISHED 

JULY   31     1923 

174.759.       HEADING     FOR    A     NETWSPAPER    COLUMN 
Tut    TniBT-NE    roMiAST.    rhica«o.    HI 
EU^  July    1.    1922       S*r1?\l    No     166  413       PUBLISHKD 
JULY  81,    1923 

'.'.4.760         SHOVELS.     SPADKS       SCOOPS,     POSTIKtl  E 
DIGGERS.     AND     WOODRN     HANDLES        HAi.r.Tv    s 
TixiL   Works.  Park*'rsburg.    W     Va. 
Filed  July  10,   1922       Serial  No.  166.636.     PUBLISH  FD 
AUGUST    7,    1923 

174,761       PREPARATION  FOR  REMOVING  CALLI   .VND 
CORNS    FROM    THE    FEET.      Booth  Coahra?*    Co.. 
San   Diego,  Calif. 
Filed    August    4.     1922         S.rlil    No      167,796         PUB 
LISHED    .\UGLS!     7      lO?'. 

^74.762         ALLOY     MADE     FROM     NKKEL     ORE     FOR 
F'ORGING     STEEL         Lpv,t,     h      Archku,     Navnrr- 
Ohio. 
Filed     AukT'iHt     !*'.     1022        Serial     No.     16«2«<>^        PUB 

LISHED  JI'LY   31.    1923 

174.763  FRI'ITS         Oran<,fvuf    Fnrrr    r.nowERs    Ft 
thange.  Oraiii;ev:ile  Colony    <'alif 

Filpd    Autrust     2'-.     1922.       S.riiil     No      168  7S2.       PUp 
I  ISHED   AUGUST    14.    1923 

174.764  <;asoline     KFROSENE     \SU    LUBRDaI 

ING     OILS     AND    ';RE,SSES        Westiavti    Oil    Co\f 
PVNY,   Scoh.'V.    Morit 
Fll-d    Sfrir.'m!>.T    1^     i;tL;2       S^.rUl    No     169,612       PI-K- 
LISHED   FEBRUARY   27.    1923 

174.765  ELE'TRD  ALLY  ILLUMINATED     SIGNS 
Fi.Kii.rME   CoKr<itt  vTios.    Huffnlo.    .N     Y 

Filed    Sepr.ndx^r    l'«,    1022       S.  rial    No,    169.630       Pt  P 
LISHED   JI'LY  24,    1023 

174.766  IMAGES     BRHAPRA''     STATUARY.    ORN\- 
MENTAr>      IIl-VDS,      BADGES       EMBLEMS,      CAM 
PAIGN   BUTTONS.      Ei!.ne.st  M     Vigi  k.snkt,  SpencT. 
Ind. 

FLed     OrroJ.er    2      1922        S.  H  i]     N'       170,228        PTB 
LISHED    JTLY    17,    102-? 

174.767  RIC  RAT  BRAID  SOLr>  BY  THE  YARD  AND 
rSED  FOR  DRESS  TRIMMINGS  Bahash  Bros  . 
tvT  ,    New    York     N     Y 

Filed     OctobT     4.     1022        ^,.nn'     No      170  260        PT'B 
LISHED  JULY   24     1023 


<  »<  T  .,,^H  l'.".,  I'.»lj3 


U.  ?.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


65?. 


i74.T';'n      (;ardfn    HOSL      p,akkr     Hamilton    anp  Pa- 

'  IFK-    ('OMI',\NV,    Sflli    I  ru.risco.    «'alif 
I'ilfd     Octol.rr     >•.,     i:rj.'.        ,v.  niii     N,,.     170,359.        PUB- 
LISHED   JULY    :U.    1023. 

I74.7r,0       CA>il)\        W     T     i.n^si    ("Mpany     Now    York. 
N    Y. 
Filed    October    ]'>,     10_'2        Stri.il     No      17n>t.i         PUB- 
LISHED  AUOUST    14,    1923. 

lT4.77n         H.\'iri:RlES.        Mu'-.LL      Ili.KrrKic      Compa.st, 
S.  little,    Wash 
l"il.-d    Oct<'!..r    24.     1022        Sori.il     Nu,     17I,i;i5.       PUB- 
LISHED .MIA    :,l.   i;»2.'. 

174  771         MEDHWILL     .WD     SURi.LAI.     PLASTERS. 
Thk    I>E\ne    Pi.  \-:ii,li    I   n  ,    "^iinkiTh      .\      Y 
Fil.Ml    Ortol).  1     '.■.■.      !Oi.'L'        s.-riai     No.     171,1.''.4.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7,   1923. 

174,77.'         LADDLRS         Jhk    CoMifs     ('hikn     A     Laddbb 
rtoMPAM,  Go«hfn,    Ind 
Fil.,i    Ortr.h-T     28.     1922.       Seriill     \o      171,316        PUB- 
LISHl.D   JULY    24.    lOj;: 

174.77:;       RADIO   SFNIiIN<;    SETS,   RADIO    RECEIVING 
Sf;  IS.  ASSL.MBI  LD  AND  NO!    \SSEMBLED.     Brcno 
Rawo   Corporation,   New    York.    N.   Y. 
Filed    November    1,    1922.      S<Tlai    No.    171,442.      I'T'B 

LISHFD   .lULY    31.    1923 

174  77*       (  OMPOLND  ISI-:D  IN  THE  CURING  OF  RUB 

PER  ARTICLES      The   RiBBKR  SKRVICB  I.«lFnRATORIFR 

Cf».vfPA!«Y.    Akron,    Ohio. 
Fil.d    NoVHtnh'T    1,    1922        SerlnJ    No     171,470        PI  M 
LISHFD   AUGUST   7,    1923. 

174.77.".       '  ANia    .\ND   1    \KES.      B'  sv   BEE  Cavht   i'om 
PANV,    St.    Loui-     M" 
Filed    Novrmbrr    11.    10l'2       S<ri:i!    .No     171,829.      PUB- 
LISHED   .TT'LY    31.    1923. 

17*771.  I  IILMIi  AI.S.  L.  nv:  Haen  A.  G.,  Seclze,  Cer 
many. 

Iii'.l    \ov,-;,,i..  r    11.    lO'j-.',      S.  n^il    No     171.832.      PUP 
LISHFl'   AU<;l'ST   7.    1923 

174  777        LINiiKR    RIN<.S    .WD    NICK    I'HAINS.      Lbo 
li'i.n   Bl.ooK,  dolne  !insiTi''is  as   Buffalo   Jewelry   Man 
•ifucf urlri;;    t'ompnn.v     Buffalo,    N     Y 
I'ilfd    November    13.    10J2       Sfrl.-il    No.    171,893.      PUB- 

LISHII)    JULY    24.    1923 

174  77S.  POLISH  FOR  RESTORING  THE  POLISH  OF 
MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS.  JOE  Nicomede,  doing 
business   nt-    Lustroil    Co  ,    Altoona,    Pa. 


■A,''.,  r    1  1. 


022       Serial   No.    169,317.      PUB 


LISHED    .TULY     24.     192:: 

174.779  SFCONDAHY  ILECTRK'AL  BATTERI ES.  Bar 
THoi-oMKvv    P.  NiTKHv  A  Slppi.t  *ii.,  doing  businesA  as 

I!;irt!ioloiiio.,\    Hatfcry  Co  .  St.   Louis.  Mo. 
niwl    Decemb.r    22,    1921.       Serial    N.i.    1,%7.020.      PlTi 
LISHED    APRIL   3,    1923. 

17-4. 7VII       PRINTING    INK       Gbo     H    Morrii.i.  Co,   Nor- 
wood. Mass. 
Pibd    Deremher    9,    1921.      Sf-rlal    No      156499.       PITB 
I  ISHED  .IT'LV    10.   1923. 

I74.7M.     FRESH  EGGS.     New  HAMr.sHiRj!  Co  opbrative 
M»i;ivEriNo  A-ssociATKix,  I.NC,  Mnnchester,  N.  H. 
111.  (1   Sfpi.nibcr    19,    1921       Serial   No     153,101.      PT'B- 
r  ISHED   .1T■I.^'    24.    1923 

174  7«2.     BREAD.     Thomas  J.  Fitzpatrick.  GlovenrvUle, 
N.   Y. 
Filed   Sepfniher   17,    1921.      SerUl   No.   163.036.      PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    24,    1923. 

174783.  CARD  INDEXES.  TNDE.V  CARDS.  INDEX- 
CARD  CASES.  INDEXCARD  CABINETS.  INDEX- 
«  ARD  TABS,  CARD  HOLDERS,  CARD  SIGNALS. 
.\ND   CARD   SHEATHS.      Index   Visiblb,   Inc.,   New 

Haven.    Cnn 
Fllfd  May  26.  1921      S.rlaJ  No    148.279.     PI'BLISHED 
.IT'LY    24,    1923. 


174.784,  COCOA  AND  (  lIOcriLATI  F  A  I!  T'  rnbr 
LiMiTEn,  \\'f\;!lngton,  I"ii>;iH!i'L  ai-il  Helmond  Nether- 
lands. 

Filed  May   !4,   1921.     Serial  N-.    14:74.".       PT'KLISHFD 
AUGUST    15,    1922 

174.785.  ELECTRITAL  STO!'  aND  DIRECTION  SIONAL 
LKJHT  SYSTEMS  FOR  VKHICLES  Tamekithi 
Kataui,    St'uftle.    Wa*h 

Filed     March     :'3,     1921.       Serial    No      146.110        PL'B- 
L18HED  JULY   24.    1923. 

174, 78r,  AUTOMOBILE        WINDSHIELD        WIPERS. 

White  Propitt.s  Compant,  Chiinvgo,  III. 
F11<*1     Mar-'h     14,     1921         S>.r1al     No      144,7.%7         PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    24.    1923 

174.787.  AUTOMOBILE   STOP  AND    DIRECTION    INDI 
C.\TORS.      Beoiet    Mc«'Hani'.,i     c.  .hpokaticv,    Nfw 
York,    N     Y 

Filed     March     6,     1921.       Serial     No      144.309        PUB- 
LISHED  JULY    24,    1923. 

174.788.  FLOORS  AND  PAVEMENTS.  AND  MATERIALS 
THEREFOR.  Thu  Jenm.so-;  Wright  (\'  Toledo, 
Ohio. 

Filed  April  2><    1920,     S«>rlal  N      131, 73*^.      PUBLISHED 
Jn.Y    17.    1923 

j     174  7'<9       PAVEMENTS  AND  FU  "ORS  AND  MATERIALS 

I  THEREFOR,    INCLUDING    ELEMENTS   OF  BRICK. 

BLOCK     OR    TILE   FORMS       Thf   Jenmsov  Wrioht 

Co.,  Toledo,   Ohio 

Filed  April  28,  1920      Sorlal  No    131735       PUBI'SHFD 

JULY    17.    1923 

174.790        CERTAIN     NAMED     FLFn'RICAI.     APPARA- 
TUS  AND   M\CHINES.      Wiis.  v    Wklder   A   Mftai  « 
Company,  Inc..  New  York,  N    Y 
Filed  May  T.     1919.      Serial   No.  118.198.     PUBLISHED 
JDLY  10,  1923 

174.791.  C.VNDY  ELir  A  IlnrF.MAN,  dolnc  businesfi 
as   E.   A     Hoffman   Candy   t'o..    Los   Angeles.    Calif 


Filed    January     10.    1923 
LISHED  JULY  24,  1923. 


Serial    No,     174.39.' 


174,792  S\L,\I«      DRESSING  Mrs       C       H 

Wichita   Falls.  Tex. 
Filed    January    11.     1923.       Serial    No      174. 43n 
LISHED  JUNE  19.  1923. 


PTR. 

F\  .vs. 
T  IB- 


174.793  SPANISH  PAPRIKA  AND  SPICES  Lmitfrio 
Flore.s.    New   York,    N     Y 

Filed    January    13,    1923.      Serial    No     174.r>tl7        PUB- 
LISHED JULY  24,  1923. 

174.794  ELECTRIC  SWITlHFS.  TELEPHONE  CON 
TROL  SWITCHES,  AMPLIFIER  CONTR(»L 
SWITCHES  B  BATTERY  CONTROL  SWm^HFS, 
AND  RESISTANCE  CONTROL  PARTS  Murbih 
KlOsnbr.  tkiing  business  as  Klosner  Imprcvcd  Ap- 
paratus Company,   New  York.   N     Y 

nied    January    13,    1923       Serial    No     174.670       PUB- 
LISHED JI'LY   24,   1923. 

174.795.  WOMEN'S  AND  CHILDREN'S  TEXTILE 
UNDERWEAR.      IDA   MfNZER.    I.nc,    New    Yr.rk.  N.  Y. 

Filed    January     1 3.    1923        Serial    No.    174.586.       PT'B- 
LISHED JULY  24,  1923. 

174.796.  NURSES'  COLLARS,  CUFFS,  APRONS  (APS, 
BIBS,  UNIFORMS,  OPERATING  GOWNS  :  PA- 
TIENTS' BED  GOWNS.  AND  LADIES'  COLLARS 
AND  CUFFS.      E.   W.  Marvin   Company.  Troy.  N    Y. 

Filed    January    20.    1923       Serial    No     174.845       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   24.   1923. 

174.797.  OILWELL  SWABS.  STUFFING  BOXES. 
JERECKI  JETS.  WIRE-LINE  SOCKETS.  AND 
TONGS.  The  Oil  Countrt  Spbcialtieb  Mani  fat. 
TCiiNQ  Co..  Coffey vlUe,  Kans 

Filed    January    20.    1928       Serial    No     174.850       TT  B- 
LISHED  JULY  24,   1923. 


654 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTouKR  23, 1923 


174,7;i«       SCREW    riRIVKRS.      Ssap-On    Wrench    Tom 
IMVY.   Milw:inkiM,    Wis 
r:'»d  M»y   17.  in-Jl       Serial  No.  180,776.      PUBLISHED 
JUI-Y  "1.   192r^ 

174  7!<M         Sri\!"        SstvNA    CiM-RAFT    T.ABonATiiRIES    Tsr 

New  York.  N    Y 

Flle.3   May    17.  1!<-I.      .^srial   No.  180,751.      PUBLISHED 
JUT  Y  24,   19C:; 

174  SOO.        INDOOR      TABLE     GAME      I'lAYKD     WITH 
<  ARDS   AND   I  OMINO-SHAPED   BLOCKS       Parkkr 
Bhotiiek.s.    Portl.ind.    Me.,   and    Salem,    Ma.sa 
Filed   May   1*?,  192'       Serial  No.  1 '^0,721       PITSLISHED 

JULY  31,  1923, 

174  «ni       COTTON  rRII.LINC,  IN  THE  PIECE       Misot. 
H  'OPEP.  *  Co.,  N-w   York.  N,   Y 
Fil.-.t   M.iy   \C>.  I't- 
JT'I.Y    -.l,   192.'r 


StTial   No    l^n,:i4       PT-RI.ISHED 


174. '*n2         I'REPAR\riON     FOR     RFMOVINi;     STARCH 

AND     SI7INt;      FROM     TEXTILES         H       A       MnTi 

*    rr>      I  vr      Npic    Yiirk     N     Y 

niP'i    Ma.v    \>;    1921       Seri.il   No    l^n  "l.-.       PT-BLISHED 

AUGUST  7.   192."^ 


174. RO"^         MEI'ICIN 


M,     PREl'.XRATION     FOR     INTES- 


TINAL       DISORDERS.  ISTK!!N\TI-v.M.        '-oNSOLI- 

DATiD   OHrxrir.t:,   rnRpoRATKiv.    Ivi-  ,    fl.i:n_'    husiness 
as   Dae   Health    Lnhorati'rie^,    Nt'w   York,    \     V 
FlleJ   May   1*^.  102:?       Serlnl  No    l^OTivj       PTBTISH!:i> 
AUGUST   7.   192r; 


CI.fiTH    F'OR    V-iK    IN    THF    MANT 
WEARING     APPAREL        Fiuvkkv 
S I  vrir.KToy,    Nfw    Y'lrk,    N     \' 
riled   M^y   15,  I'.r.'V     Serial  No.  l>»0.f;59.      PIP.I.ISHED 
JULY  31.   1923 


174.*'>4  WOdi  KS 
FACTURE  OF 
BERG.    MnRi;,w    A 


174, sn.-;       GAS   AND 


GASOLINE  MANTLES      Thk  Block 


JULY  24,   1923. 


174  >" 


MQr-iri 


Sas    Mantle    CrMp.ivT,    Youne^town     OhI' 


-•Till   \n    iHd.TM       PT"P.LrSHED 


174. "^Ofl       BATH    SO,\P       Frkd    A     Wish     I vroRPORAXKD. 
N.W   York.    N     Y, 
FlI'-.l    Miv   14    "121      Serial   No    l«n  f^?9       PTT^LISHED 
JULY  24.  1928. 

174, *nT       LT-RRICAtlNG   OILS    AND  GREASES      S  m  I  '  ir 
O'!.   >t   Rf.FiNiN',    CriMPtNT.    Rockfnrd.    111. 
Filed  May   14,  192?      Serial  No.  180,628.      PUBLISHED 
JULY   10    irt23 


FOF;     EXTERMINATING     VERMIN 


Setvii'IR     S       SrH'trv,      pioiiii::     Injsiness     a«     Mod'Tr; 
ExtertninaMni:      o  ,    New    York.    N.    Y 
Filed   May   14.  192."       S*>r1al  No,  180,623      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7,  1923, 

174, S09       ZINC    OXIDE       Tnt    Nr.w    iFK.sr.v    7inc    Cow 
p\NY.    Newark    ,Tr:i!    Franklin,    N     .1 
Filed   May   14.  1921!       SptIbI  No.  1,80,615       PT'BLISHED 
AUGUST  7,   nt2.3 

174.810        LINEN     FIRE    HOSE        Wm      A    'has      Beck. 


Filed     Marrh     24.     1023 
LISHFD  .jr-NE  5     1H 


174>r  TR.WFI.l 


CASES,    TRUNK  S,    AND    POCKETBOOKS.       Sami  r.i 


Sherman     N  ■  w 
Filed     March     17 
LISHED  OCTOBER 

174,'*12       DETFH(;i- 
SOFTENER    ANi 

Y..rk,    N     Y 


Fi:-d    M;iv    22,  If'Jp       Serl.i;  No    ISO, 95 
JULY  24.   1923. 


SerL'il     N..       177  050         PFB- 


N',      n,V';S,       SFITrASFS.      BRIEF 


Y-Tk     N,    Y 

1021         Serial     No.     144.882.       PUB- 
11     1921. 

NT   IN  THE  NATURE  OF  A  WATER 
>   SOAP       Alio   Chemjcai,   Co  ,  N»-w 

s 

PUBLISHED 


174.81".        HOSE    COIMPORED    OF    RUBBER    AND    FAB 
RIC.      Ingersol^-Rand  Compant,  Jeraoy  City.  N    J  , 
and  New  York.    S.  Y. 
Fll*d  May  21.  192f     Serial  No.  180.934.     PUBLISHED 

JULY   31,   lOj; 


174. H14        HOSE    roMPOSED   OF    RIBBER    AND    FAB- 

RP'        I  V',KKS..i,i,  Rand    C,iMr,\s\,    .lersey    City.    N.   J, 
find  New   York,  N    Y 
Fll.,1  M.iv  21,   r.i-':!       Spn  i:   \.^   lM),!t:!.3       PUBLISHED 
.lULY  31.   1023 
174. s!5,       MPPFUS        Svfit.    .*    .\thki!P'\,    Isr.    Hroek- 

tOD,    M.'ISS, 

Fil>-.i   M.iy   10    102;;.     Serial  No.  ISO. 001.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  31.   192M 

174,'^Di,      <KRTA!N   NWfFD   NVFARING    AI'PARKL   FOR 
MEN   AND  WOMEN.     Kcsl.nwald  &  Wkii.   Inc  ,   ihl- 
i-neo.   111 
Fll.'d   Ma,v    10    102.T       SfriiilVn     is;n';rt2       PUBLISHED 
AUGCST  7.    102:i 

174„S17.        FRUIT-JAR     RCPBERS         Ham    ip.v     RrBHEl! 
Ma  M'  K  \.  'I  T  K  I  N  I,  I  1  .M  r,\  \  ^  ,   Trriitnn  ,   \    .1 
Fll.d   Mh.v    ]:>    I'.rj:;       S.-rnl   Nn    1^0,><t■2       Prp.LISHED 
.iri.Y  31.   l!»2;{ 

174>18        MENS      WoMF\  S      AND    (Hn.DRFNS     HO- 
SIERY   AND    KNITTED    CNDFRWKVR        Gfi     Eve- 
i.i.SH  .li;     ,v    (  '.  i  ,   s,l:  !  ni'.ki'i ,    Pa 
Filed  Miiv  10    1023.     StTlal  Nu.  160.817.      PL'1'.LISHED 

\i'<;rsT  7,  1:123. 

174. MO         INBIKACHED     SHEETING         Cnvsnt.iDA  1  H> 
Tf7\i':k   '  .  h  !■■  ii;,k  1  :<  in,   .Nfw   York.   N,    Y 
Fi;.'.l    \  >v».tiiS.'r    1.',    1922.      Serial    No,    l72.o;'.l        PCI'.- 
I.ISHKD  jri.Y   24.    1023 

174. S2M       .MFDlf.U,      PR(»DrrT.      A      M!:i'I''U.      CO.M- 

I'OI   NP      IKlt-Mi:!'        ARSENICAL     RCP,'      Kt.l      H. 

!>!   NN',    iio',n_'    laiKlricis    as    l\!i    I.ahoratoiy    and    E,    H. 

D'lnn   &  *',,,    Kari-ia-i   ''jiy.    Mo 

Fil-d    Nov.-!iih.-r     It".     I'.JL'       S.Tl;ii    N>)     172, us<;        ITB- 

LISHFl"    ACiirsT   7     IO2:; 

174,>^21  Ft.VGS,  P,,\NNEI!S,  PENNANTS.  Co.MPETI- 
TPiN  MMBEKS  IFI  r  l.E'ITFRS,  I'-pi.T  NCMER- 
AI.S  I'FI.l  \|m\,h;r,\MS  IEI.T  EMBLEMS  I^EI  T 
ARM  BANDS  FIMrTIdN  ("LOTH.  FOO'IBALL 
LACES,  AND  FiH  rrPALL-LAClNC,  DEVICES. 
JaMKS  W  F.icnk  i'..Mr*Nv  Bost.>n.  M.i,*^, 
Filed  Novcm>..T  27  pc;-  S.-rial  No,  172.581.  PUB- 
LSHED  JULY  24     102  ', 

174. ''22,       PFRlT.Mi:s        ,1k:an     chaijiex     W-Hru,     Parla. 
Iraric,    :i.i-.li;nor   to    S^rifitfi    Wurtli.    Pari.s   Franc,    :i 
!■"  i  r  m 
Fil-d    N.iV.  m!..'    ■.:     l'<22       Sf>rial    No     172,630.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGCST  7,    102:1 

174, S23       roiTONS    FOR     rHK    PT-R('H.\SE    OF   MER- 
|-H,\NDISE       EroEVK   P     Mrc^NN,   doing  Inislne.ss  as 
Mutual  B.'iu'flt  .\!*ioriaM.'n.   New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed    De<.Hm    .r    2;i,    1022       Serial    No     173.776        PUB- 
LISHED JT'LY   31,    1923 

174.S24,       WATCH     MOVEMENTS    AND    W,\TCHCASES. 
Mevtr   Goif.niv,    li-'ini:   >iiisiness  as   Coti  r  irient.al    W.atrli 
and   .lewelry  Co     chira^o.,   11! 
FiU'd    De<'enilw>r    27,    1!*2.'       S<>rial    No     173. .887       PUB- 
LISHED   TT-T  Y   24.   1023 

174  S25        PHARMACET'TICAL     PREPARATION     USED 
!  OR     rHE    TRE.VTMENT    OF    F'OOT    AND    MOUTH 
DISEASES  AND  DISINFECTANT.     American  Krei'- 
GER  a  Toi.i.   C'aM'MKATii  in.   New  York,  N.  Y, 
Filf<l    .lar.ii.ary     1>      i;.-;;.       S»Tial     No,     174,710.       PUB- 
LISHED   AU(;UST   7,    1023 

174.8i.'6        BONDS      CKRTI FICATES,    BOOKLETS,    STO- 
RIES.     G     I.     MiriiTR  A    Cmi-any,   Inc.,   Wilmington, 
Del  .   and   N.'W   York.   N     V 
Filed    JiiDiiary    .il.     1023        Serial     No.     175,367.       PT:B- 
LISHED  JULY  31,   1023 

174. «27,      PREPARATION   FOR  COUGHS.      A.  GazzOM  k 
C.,   Bolouiifi.    Itals 
File<J    February    »;.    1923        Serial    No,    175,600.       PL'B- 
LISHED  AUGUST  7.   1923 

174.828      BED  SPRIN<iS,     Ben,jamin  F.   Linpsi.ey,  dolnst 
buslnes.s    a.s    Tho    Pfrf'  ction    Bed    Spring    Company, 
Mansfield,  Ohi.. 
File<i    February    9,    1023        Serial    No     175.801.      PUB- 
LISHED JCI.Y  31.   1«>23. 


OCTOBEB  23, 1923 


T'.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


655 


174.829  CARTOON  FEATURE  SOLD  TO  \ARIOCS 
NEWSPAPERS  AND  NEWSPAPER  SYNDICATES 
OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  Charles  William 
Kahi.e.s,  (Jiieens.  N.   Y. 

Filed    Fihruary    10,    1923       Serial    No     175.871.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY  31.   1923. 

174.830  METALLIC   HOT-DISH   PIACQUES.      Etched 

Prom  cr.s  CduroRATioN.  Lone   Lsland  ("Ity,  N.  Y. 
Filed    Fe'.runry    15,    1923.      Serial    No.    176,075,      PUB- 
LISHED JULY   24.   1923, 

174  '<3I         M,\G\/INE     SECTION        Lecjov     PrpMsniNO 
CORPORATION,  New  York.   N.   Y. 
Fil.'d     I-r'.rnrv     17,    1023       Serial    No     170,]06        PITS- 
LISHED  JULY  31,   1923 

174.s:!2  CERTAIN  ARTICLES  OF  CLOTHING.  Dobii«? 
>"i:   C"  ,    Nfw   Y..rk.   N    Y, 

I-il.d    I-.a.ro    r\     V'<     1023       Serial    No     176,257,      PUB 

i.isrna)  ,\T<;isT  7   1023 

174, s:;,'?      IU»<IFH\       p!  ^':   P.i:,\Nr.  Hms;kuv  Co     Chirnpo. 
111. 
Filed    F.'I.r'.-arv    V"     T'2:;,       S.rl.al    No      17>1,310        PUB- 
LISHED AUiaST  7     1023. 

174   ''3(           <o!r    VRS  Cl.r'KTT,      PeaBODV      ic      CoMI'ANr 
Ivr,.   Trr.v.    N    ^■ 

F11..I    F.-'.roarv    20  1023        Srrial    N        176, ".26        PUB 

LISHFD   ,\T-c,TST  7  1023 

1  7  1  '^  3  .'•.  ci.orilFS  \\\SHINC,  MA(HINES  AND 
CI  OTHi:s       WRINGERS  Chamiomv      AriTiANr 

^l  \  vi'i  ^CT  riM  vc   C.iMi'ANv     Ivc  .    YoTik'r>i.   V     Y 
Filed    Fehrnnry    21.    1923.      Serial    No     176,300       PUB- 
LISHED JT-\E    12     1023 

17  4>3»-,        MEN'S      \ND     YOr'NG     MEV'S    OUTER     GVR 
MFNTS      NVMEIY      SUITS     IN     0\E      TWO      .i^ND 
THREE      PIFCU     CVRMFNTS      WD     0\TKcOATS 
FRrnAiF  Bros     ,<;    Cn  .   New    York,    N     Y 
I'iJpd    F.hriiarv    2'1      102:1        Serial    N-     176  4''0        rFB 

LTSHKD   AUGUST   7     1023 

174  837       LUGGAGE    CARRIERS,    SHOCK    .VBSORBERS 
AND    COMBINED    FENDER    BR.VCES    .tiND    BUMP- 
ERS        MAnQirriK     MANi-F^ACTrniNr;     T'ompant,     St 
Paul.  Minn. 
FiU'd    Fel.ninrv    24.    1023       Serial    No     176,561        PUB- 
LISHED JUI-Y  24.   1923. 
174.838       PRINTED   BOOKS       Hirt.nEiiN    Tikmft   Cnrr  > 

l:  ATI  ON,    CtiimL'O,    111 

Filed    Febriinrv    26,    1923.       Serial    No      17^.^26        PUB 
LISHFD  JILY   .'ll      1023 

1748.?0  CERTAIN  NAMED  GAUGES.  Clifford  M 
Lahsan,  Chloacro,    111, 

Filed     Mnreh     26.     1923.        Serial     No.     178,049.       PUB- 
LISHED JI'LY  31.   1923. 

174.840  MONTHLY    PUBLICATION.       Amfricav    Mi- 
tt at.    LiAniMTY     Inst-rancf    Company     of    Boston, 
Boston.  Mass 

Filed     Mnrrh     26,     1023        Serial     No      178.019        PT'B- 
I.ISHED   JULY   31.    1923. 

174.841  HOSIERY  Dai.ton  Hosiehv  Mills.  Dalton. 
Gn 

Filed     Marrh     22.     1923       Serial    No      177.832.       PUB 
TJPHED  JULY   31.  1923 

174  842.  VESTS  FOR  OT'TER  WEAR  FOR  MEN 
Rfiifman-Corn  Inc..  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Filed    Marrh    21.     1923.       Serial    No,     177.801.       PUB 
LISHED  JULY  31,   1923. 

174.843  CERTAIN  NAMED  BRAIDS  The  Griffino 
MANTFArTiRiNf)   Co,.   Norwalk.  Conn. 

Filed    Marrh    21.     1923.       Serial    No.    177.776.       PUB- 
LISHED JULY  31.  1923. 

174.844  MEN'S  AND  BOYS'  SHIRTS— NAMELY, 
DRESS,  NEGLIGEE.  AND  WORK  SHIRTS  Hahet 
BBRGtR,  doing  business  as  Harry  Berger  Shirt  Com- 
pany, New  York.  N.  Y. 

Filed    March    21.    1923.       Serial    No.    177,763.       PUB- 
LISHEl)  JULY  31.   1923. 


174.s4:i       .MJ  !>!(  INE   FOR   TREATMENT  Ol"   i.1:NEK.\L 
DEP>ILITY      TheoD'ike  Goldblcm.  iloiiiK  ln-i.-^iness  as 
Stanley   Driij;   Company,    PMladelphia.   Pa. 
Filed     March     2(t.     1923,       Serial     No      177, 706,       PUB- 
LISHED JULY   31,    1928. 

174.846  MENS  rNDi:RSHlRTS,  UN  DERDRA  WI:rS, 
.\ND  UNION  SUITS  MADE  OF  KNITTED  AND 
TEXTILE  F.\BRICS,  Tist-in  M  u.i  .s  cif  N'ermont, 
Bennington.  \t- 

Filed     Marrli     17.     1023        Serial     No.     177,636        1TB- 
LISHED   AU(;UST  7.   1023, 

174.847  CNDERSHIRTS.  CNDER  DRAWERS.  AND 
UNION  SUITS  MADE  OF  KNITTEI*  FABRIC.  FOR 
MEN  J'lfiv  K.  Stewart  A  Snys.  Inc  .  .Vnisterdnii,. 
N    Y 


Filed     Marrh     17,     1023 
LISHErt  AUGT-ST  7,    102."^ 

1 74.848,       SOI"X     DRINK, 
Cliient-'o,    11! 
Filed     Marrt;     15,     102:'., 
LISHED   JTLY   31,    1023, 


S.  rial     N-'      17" 

The    Vita     ]'•.. 
Serial    No.     Kl 


:;3       pric 

Cn  Mp.^SY, 
20.        PUB- 


174.840        liUP.BFR    TUBES    FOR    PNKIMATIC    TIRES. 

PACKAl-:t>     MOTAK     C.;^TX     Cii\li',<NY     'iF    NeW     '^"     KK       Ne-.v 

York,    N,   Y 
Filed    March     15,     1923        Serial    No      177  .MO        PT-p- 
I.ISHED  .D'l.Y   31,    102.'^1 


174.s,oO  NECKTIES,       SCARFS,       ,\N1 

.\i;i-MH^\!     \     K.Miii,   doiriL'   hti'-iiiev. 
tie   Coinjomy.   .N^  w   \  iirk.    N,    ^■. 
File.i     Marcti     1  o.     1023         Serial     No      177.402 

LISHFD   .lULY   .■  1 .    IO2:; 


SWF  \TFRS, 

Th.'    i;  ;aran- 


PT'B- 


!    174, sM        SCl>SoUS     SMEARS.    AND    POCKETKNI VES 

>D!s!ici    iMii    ,v   I'OMPANY.  Chicago.  111. 
j        Fileil     M,'irc!i     1.'-;.     1023,       Serial     No      177  371 
LISHED   JCI.Y   31,    102:', 


I'l'B- 


174.>^.o2         I:.\RR1NGS       IINCPK      HIVGS,      rCMcXNTS, 

SC,\RF     PINS,     CCI"I       AMI     Coii.A!:      r,!"TT<lNS. 

.KND    LAVALI.lflRES       Loris    Bl-^sm  ■      \.w    Y..rk. 

N    V. 

Filed    March     12,     102:;        S.  rial     No.    177.26fl        PUP- 

FISHED  JULY   24.   1923. 


PAINTS       Ase.psT.i'^,    I,:MiTFn. 
S.rial     No.     177,262,       ITB- 


174.853.      READY  MINE 
New  York.  N    Y 
Filed    March     12.     1023 
I    LISHED  JUNE    19.    1923. 

I    174.854.       CORSETS.    W,\lST    CORSETS,    BRASSlftpES, 

AND    MENS.    WOMEN'S      AND    CHILDREN'S    UN- 

I  I>ERG.\RMENTS  OI'  Ti:XTII.E  IWBRK-S,     CharI.ES 

MI'NTER.   New   York.    N     Y 

Filed     March     0.     1023        Serial     No      177.103         ICB- 

LISHED   AUGI'ST   7.    1923 

174.855  CORSETS.  W.MST  CORSETS  BRASSlf'RES. 
AND  MEN'S.  WOMEN'S.  .\ND  CHILDREN'S  UN- 
DERGARMENTS Ol'  TEXTILE  FABRICS  CnoiES 
MiNTFR.   New  York.   N    V 

riled     March     0.     1023         Serial     N",     177,102.       FIB- 
LISHED  AUGUST  7,   1923. 

174.856  DISINFECTANT  Lni-iTi  ,,  Whitt.  Malvern, 
Iowa. 

Filed     March     t-.,      1023         Serl.al     No       177,0.">0         T'T'B- 
LISHED  JILY   31.    1923 

174.857  CoMPIl.ATP^N  OF  RECIPES  CARD  INDEX 
OF  RECIPES,  AND  PRINTED  RECIPES  Ge"  D, 
RnpER  Corporation,  Roekford,  HI, 

Filed    February    26,    1923       Serial    No     176,654       ITB- 

LISHED  JULY  31.   1923 

174.858.  HAMS.  BACONS,  SAUSAGES.  SHOULDERS. 
MINCED  LUNCHEON  MEAT.  PRESSED  MEAT. 
LUNCHEON  TONGUES.  SLICED  DRIED  BI:EF, 
JOWL.  HEAD  CHEESE.  SMOKED  BONELESS 
BUTTS,  AND  LARD  Indianapolis  Abattotr  Com- 
pany, Indianapolis.  Ind 
Filed    FebDiary    26.    1923       Serial    No.    17'1"V20       PFB- 

LISHED  JULY   31.    1923. 


656 


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•,7ia74        MOFTH     HARMnNIPAS         M      TTohnbh,    N.- 
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.ITLY  24,   1923. 


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TH!;RKFi'R        I{^;,^H    IUdio  UuiLO,    Univ.    sitv    CltT. 
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ERS       .r.4r'-iR   A,    MfCivn^RnT.  dolne  buslnfss  an  J,    A 

Mpfnhnr.it   r',.rr[i;in  y,    o>iir<ijo,    P! 
Fll.'d  May   19,    192?      Spri-il   No    ih(is7R       PT-RTrSHPD 
JTT.Y  24,   1923 

174,*<«7         FINdER     RIN(;S         H^riit     E      K*pr\s,     dnioi; 
hii<ir;p«H  .is    H     E     Kapis-:    A   Co,   Chirneo.    Ill, 
Filxi  May  10.   1923      S4«rtal   No    1R0,43.")       PT'RPISHITi 
JT'r.Y    10,    1923 

174,aa8.      PEARTS.   REAI.    AND  ARTTFTriAI.       JaTK    J 

P'^i.sKNFKr.D.    Npw    York.    N  Y 

Filpd  Mny   K.   1923       SpfIiI    No  1  an  332.      PFBLISHET^ 
JT'I.Y    10.    1923. 

;74aa9        RRAfELETS     WRISTLETS      NErK    CHAINS. 
WAT<"ri    CHAINS,     TIE     (T..\SPS.    COAT    CHAINS 

ANF'   I'.FI.T    rfiATNS       Ei.sE.NSTAt^T   M.k  vi  p*rrtu!  vr; 
('    MP.iNT,    Sr     I..oiis,    Mo. 
Filp.!    Mnr  r.     1923       SptIaI   No    1<»0  211       PrBLISHED 
JULY   10.    1923. 

!74  aoo        ARTTFIf  lAI.    PEARI  S        !>      W     Thoma*.    In 
f  oHi'ORA  ricrt.    SphTIp.    W<i-h 
Filpd     April     ?0.     192?  Sorfal     No.     179,97.'>.        FTB- 

I.JSHEJ)   JIT-Y    10.    192? 

174, '•01         SFMlPRKriOT'S     sfoNES,       MnjiR!<,     A      Ru«H, 
ViliPT   Fori:.'.   Pa 
Filpf!     AprC     2a,     192.?  s„rj,i     No      179.844.        PFB- 

LISHED    JULY    10.    1923 

174.892         SARSAPARII.r.A.      GINGER      ALE.      CREAM 
SODA,    ROOT    BEER      AND    GRAPE    JUICE.       Wm. 

MovTcnMEKT  ,^  Co  ,   Phn:if1plphl«,  Pa. 
F1lpd     AprPi     27,     1023         SpHnl     No.     179,811,        PUB 
LISHED  JTT  Y    24.    1923. 


OCTOBEK  23,  lli'Zi 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


b67 


174.89.?  Kri'.HKR  ( OVERED      lioPLS      i'OIi      PAPER 

MIM.^  T.\NNBRIFs  PLI'A '  H  FRIES,         P^C 

Stowe  a   Wooi'WAHD  t  oMi'ANT,   Nr'wtoTi   and  Newton 
Ul'i-  r    1  .ill.s.    .M;,-,~ 
Filed     .M.iMh    2.a.    1923.       SfHal    N.       17«inR        PUB 
I.ISHEIi   JFLY  31.   1923. 

174.,S94        lANNED    FRl  ITS    AND    CANMP    \i:<T:TA- 
.BLP'S.      c.\r,ir'''TiviA    Cannehibh    Co.,    Si:!    Frnncisco. 
Cn  llf. 
!'  0        M    :    1.     29,     1923.        Serial     No      17s..  1,         fl-B- 
Ll>in  li   A!0,CST   14.   1923. 

174>9.-,.        DFHYI'ItA'l-ORS      AM'     PMITS      or      I    [-IIY 
IiRATmHs       The   MON*i:rM  (  oui-ouatio.s,  !'it  tsl.n:  gh. 
P,i 
Filed     March     29,     1023        Sinn!     No.     178, 2Gs.       ITB- 
I  ISHEIi   .HT.Y    2  1      poj.; 

!74,'-0.',         TIRFS     M.\Pi:     Wjloil.l.V     oR     p.\K'il,>      OF 
l;i    I'.P.I'.I;         TllK    I  I  hKUAI,    RriiHEIt    I    oMi'^vT    OK    |  LLI- 

■     ;^.   ''hio.Mt'o.   Ill,  ;itiil  C;j.]:ihy,   Wis 
Pilevl     ^Llrcil     30.     1923.       .s.  r.n     N...     ITS.. ',30.       PUi^ 
I.ISIIKP  .1  CNE  .')     1923.  I 

lV4,s07         CFHTAIN      NAMHD  FABEICF         HE'-ht     A 

.Mem'Es    lNoi,r:i  o|.  viKii,    N.  w  York,   N.    Y 

Filed  April  4,    10_?       Serial   N-  17a. .-«ii,      ITP.LISilED   j 

JFLY  31     1  >■:::  ' 

l"4.■'0^        Ft  P.pio  >  riNd    on.S     \NF    o>({K.\SES,      Pk.v.n 

81i\.\N)A      Fi  !.i;ioat; -o.      O-mpint.      Pitt-burgh.     Pa.    | 
Filed   Airil   4.    102?       S.rl.'il   No.    1 7J<..'".f.t>       Pt   RLISIIED 

J'   FY   ?F    F<2? 

:74>i<U.       KNFll'EF     WOOLEN     PIIOE    i.OODS.       Gar 
KrEi.p   NNoii.sTKli   .\Iil,I,!-.   '..irli'id,   N     .1 
Filed   Vprii  .".,  l',o.:;;        --.  :  u;  1  .No.  17s.r.ii4         I'lpLISFEl' 

:\  FY  ;;),  102? 

I74,9">0.         IRINTIN(;     LNKS.         Fiw-     Rohert-,     Isc. 
New, Ilk.   N,  J. 
I  iled  Afiril  .'),  1923       Scrl.il  N-      17h,ti29.      PFBLISHFF 
M  I>Y   24.    1923 

174,l»ni.       SOAl'    .\M>    SOVP    IT,,\KFS        I'l.o:   ;  t  Po  w:  eu 
Soap  Co..  Dps  Molnos.   lown 
Filed    April   7.    1923       Serin!   No.    ITS. 771.      I'FHFISHFI' 

Ji  i.\    -^     10-.; 

7  4  OO'J        NANKINS     ANF     l'FKl\',S     IN     IIIK    ITECF 
I'ltKCM'.    I-'i:,ii   \|.    \    1  om:   .■.■.,    N.  w     Yolk      .N      Y 
!-'.i     \[.'i:   0,   102?.      Seri.il    Ni     IT^,-?,'.       FI   PFISHED 
JULY  31.    1923. 


74,903  oo.\L  AND  GAS  RANGES.  COAL,  GAS.  WOOD. 
AND  OIL  HEATERS.  GASOLINE  COOKSTOVE. 
AND  HOTAIH  ErHNACES.  Marshall  Weij.- 
COMPANT,    Duluth,    Mir.i; 

rilp.i  AprU  9,  1923      Serial  No,  178.,a.-ro     prT'.LISHED 
.  FLY    .4,    1923. 

174,!t('4         STOVES         SfMMKRritLo    ("oMrANY,    Bo-ton, 

\1;    - 

l-,iod  .^prii  9.  1923.     Serial  No.   17h,8S3.     PF'HLiSliF.i' 
JULY    24     102? 

174.905.  Tni.i:  TO  A  MONTHLY  PTTU.TC.VTION. 
WfSTiii-.     f,    ErTBir    CiiMr.ANT.    iNcuia  1  u\ ;  k!>.     n.'W 

Yi    r  k      N      \' 

Fiie.i  ,\.:.';:  1(1,   1023,      Serial  Xo.  178,941      PT'RTTSIMTi 

JULY  :■:•:.   102? 

174.906.  Sl'ARK  TIMERS  1  oR  1  NTI;R  N  Al.  ('(FM  lU  S- 
TION  KN'.INl  s  ii;F:  Fi..  M^  factiuixg  and 
SALE.S  Fi,\ipA\i,  f'lncinnatl.  Ohio 

F;iod   .\pri;    IF    1023.      Spri.ql   N'..     170  o;;      ]".    lajSlIlT 
.iCi  Y   ?F   102? 

174.907.  SliE!:r  \n:T.VL  toys  IHi;  I'.N-  Drr-ortATivc 
Company  of   p, m  tlmohk,  R.'Fi  ino.re    M-l 

I'lled   Ap-I!   12,    10.3       Serial   N'.i     iTO.oo.v      1  ■ !  ■  i ; ;  i<  ]  i  } ;  j  , 
JLF'i    :,F    102:. 

.Ti.9''S.        i'.\.N|iY         I' s:\iA: <. a      iiiKAruF.s    Cosceskion 

Cc.    Cti    .  ;iLO  ,     !  ii 

File<lApr.i  12,  10.?.      Seri.-d  No.  1  Tli.UTt-.      I'LIILISHKU 
.11   FY   31,    192.? 

I74,90'.t,       FANTiY        T'NiVER,-*;,    The  vn:  es     ('■  si  ts-iON 

l"o    ,     (■l.|,-;,i:o.      I,;l 

Fiipd     Aprii      12.     1023  Sp'i:.!     ,N.i      170  oT^  PFB- 

LISIIIT-    ,11   F\    ?F    10.'?. 

174,910.       DRESS    SHIELDS        1.     P,     Kieinkht    FrBBra 
C0.M1  AST,   .N.  w   York,    N    Y 
lifed     AprF     ■?,     102?  ^.  rial     No.     179,105.        I'lp 

I  IsllEIt   .1  F|  \    ?i      i;i-;; 

I7F011         SOAPS         Fl'.HTFoor     SCHri..      >n\M'<s^,     Ho- 
Ook.  0.    N     .1 
I'll.d    .\|.r;.    1?.    ;02?.     Serial    No     170,lUiS,     FFRLISHFF 
T  FY    24.    102.?. 

174.012.      SALTITi   NFT  MI:atS.      National  Sri    l*u(ii» 

UCT>  Co  ,   Iv...  New  York.   N  Y 

Filed   April   1?,   192,';      Serial   No  170.100     I'TT'I.ISHFF 
IFFY    31.    102.'.. 


(ACT  OF  MARCH  19,  1920.  SEC.  1   (b)J. 
THESE  REGISTRATIONS  ARE  NOT  SUBJECT  TO  OPPOSITION. 


174.913         01  ASS 


|■ITIFI:^      M.\cH!NF1;Y       \NI'        174, t'l,',        oT.VSS 


TOOLS,  \NI>  PAR'I'S  THITMO.i  I  .  ai:t  1  |e,!,n. 
New  York,  N  Y  I'iFd  Jnlv  ■.■2  1022  Serin!  No. 
K7.227 


ElMg 


/'(jrf  iriWar    di  nfYiption    0'   o'l'irlt  ^-   GI.tpb    lutfer 
Claim*    unc   since   Jnlv    1.'..    10L-. 


74.914         (CL\SS    37.       PAPER     AND    STATIONERY 

\I\\i  HEsiEK   Bo  m;i.  fi   Papi;!?  i  o.   Ini'.,  Ki.^limond,   \'a. 
Filed    Jnlv    19,    1922.      Serial    Nu.    167.089. 

"RIGID" 

i'nrli'  ular  <Ir.irripti"u  of  finoils. — Cloth  BoJirds, 
Claim*    use    since    .Viit'i^t,    1910, 

.;i."  o.  G.~  43 


'T TPFRY.    M.VCHlNFin,     \N1> 
TOOLS,     AN1>     i'AUlS      JTIITIFOF  ,        The     pAsRErT 
Jbwblhv    Co,   Providence.    R.    I       Filed    Jiiiv    17.   1022 
Serial   No.    166,978 

RUSTLESS 

I'nttiruinr    (Imrtipfittu    w    '/'.'(f/."  .- - Po.-kef kni ves. 
'    nii'ov  uKf   sinrp  ,\pr    2fi,  1022 


174,010,  i.  I.VSS  4'";  FOODS  ANl-  1  NT;  |{  IT  d  !:N)S  OP 
lOOl'S  T\i"\  MiiK  I'i;o[ii  i."i  .s  <(i,vii'A\\  F;i-t  i  roy, 
^Vis        F'.led    ,Iiine    -ji,    1922.       Spriai    No      in.'".  Smc, 

C/VFETY  • 

I'nrtinxlnr    drrrription    o,'    ';o^d»  — Ev.-ipor:.  tod    NFIk. 
'  r'.,'jm*  iifr  -iuce  Mrv  12.    1922. 


00 S  ' 


174,917         iCr.  V.S 

r:\'.[\Fs. 

I.vv"  .    I:id:anai>.: 
N.    1*;5.185 


ST 


OFFICIAL  GAZFUK 


OcToiirR  2'A.  1!»23 


S    19.      VEHICLES.    NOT    INCLUDING       i:4.;r.-j 
liis.    Iiid.      l-'il.-.i    .lunf    s,    r.ijj.      Serial  1922, 


RAIGHT 


'  i    \S?4    37.       P.M'l.U     AND    STAT  iM.N  KK  \    i 


and  Racin;;  f",ars 

A  Nov     i  ,   19'J0 


'I  I     ^    ',  «»>   <: 


17*  rilS       ,  TLAS 


MONEYS  WORTH 


-»»),    FOODS   \\[.  !N',hi:dients  of 

>D<  .     \lKM    iitONY  Bii')TH»i;s,  !  s  >    ,  Npw   York,   N.  Y, 
^■■^•!    -^1  ;y    -I.    5022.      Serial    Nj.    164,711. 


MA 

I'linirniir  if'  <■  ■ 

'  '  Ui',"'  <     IIH'      Si  !r't" 


Particulnr    'len'^rif-tinn    '  '    ^'o    ■/»    — \\'iit!' 


~    t't;ipr.    En- 


ST-PPLIES,  1 

N'-:v     y.   rk.      N 

D.t.l'iS. 


I'ticn  of  i"jO'/« -^  I 'fs,    h:.y   Cream.    Ice- 
'  '•■•■.itn     >^,Uiil wii-'ips. 
■  Iar,ii:iry,    lU2ii. 


•'.       MT'SM-\r,    IVSTIif  M!-N!S     \  ND 
K.NKEAL        I'HON'HiRAPH        COBPOH.4  r  !  i  j.-*, 

Filf!    May     1;.,     i;v.'2        .Serial    No. 


PETMECKY 

I'artii-u'fir    itfsrriijtion    Of    [j'jfxin.—  S>'*-'\\>'*    fir    Talkii 
Ml    niii..*    an.l    I'h 'ji!o;;r;iph     Ne«>dl»!< 
'  ''Jirrn    tar    sin   i    on    nr    about    r.»<i7. 


174.02.1  .ri.ASS  ;,',  lMIi;\.,  !i-M  M\rilINn:V 
I'Ai'KrV'.  \NIi  ,N' i\  \(!:  !  U.FI-.  l-IIlirs.  HrirsL.j 
"f"*'  ^  '  ;■  TiNO  Co..  Bnffnlo.  N  >  1  ilP.l  May 
1.    I'.'-2.       S.Tia!    N.-.     1«53,132. 

MAOAMA 


Particular   (/c*.-.  ipf,y>n  of  good». — Brak.     !  h;i:i_- 
Claim*  u»r   (or  u.it   less  than   hup   v.m 


174.;»L'f        iTIASS    i,',        r,,.,I>^     \M>    I\*iUK!MI  V!^    or 

'  '  *■    I'-l      ?'rotlnrt.9   ('nmpanv,    Iloclx-v'    -     \     >,        IM.  ] 

■\;ir     \'.K    ::'-'2       s*t:-i!    Vi     V'V"') 


174,:j2ii,       ii.\SSll,'5.       OILS     .\NIi    (JliEASESi        Thi 
F*'  R-,    ■'        '1,    iV>li;m!,us,    Ohl'^       Filei!    May    17,    19: 
.Se:-i.jl   .\,..    1(3  4,00 


rirticvlar   de^rrnuton    of   goods — Oasollne. 


■  nmi^    'i.^i-    si'ice 


174  921.       :  CLASS 


P\  V  Y,      I  V'-         Vpw 

Serial   No.   163,62i 


-POWER 


D 


o 

L[15 


D 


Particular    'l'-i>, ■<,,.( ,',<<     nf    r-r  o<'<  —■(♦ofT'ef. 


Apr.    1.    1921. 


174,92.'.       <"i  \ss  4';      FixtDs    \Nii  : .vi , [( i: ! ' 1 1; N'l's  m[- 

FOODS    )  Nl.S.'ir.T      S'.\;^^      ■H.-nLME      i'mMI'ASV.      I\- 

Florln.    I'a.      Ftlpd    M.ir     27.    19'J2       S..r(JiI    No     DU..'531. 


CTTLERY.    MArillNEHY.    AND 


TOOLS      AND     I'AUTS     THEFtFuF  Ha 


R  r  I  V I  i  E     Ci'M. 

Tnrk.    N,    Y.       Fil.'.l    Mav     10,     1022. 


HAF^INGE 

Particular    de»<r-ij>U<m    of    !7ood«.— Ball     and     Pebble 
Mills. 

Cliimt  use  since    1911. 


The  lining  on  the  drawii;^  is  Inremlefl  t-  r.-pr.-.M.  f 
the  color  green. 

Particular  <iei*rfii,tion  o'  'jnr,,!*  >(;ii,  i  b-tcolatf  and 
.VImond  Chocolate. 

'Iiiinit  uMf  siri'-p  .\pr,   1,  1921. 


OcToiii  K  I':;.  1  :»•_','• 


T'.  S.  PATEXT  OFFICE. 


fi.Mt 


174.920        (CLASS    r,n       MEItCITANmsr    NOT    OTIIFH     '    174  929  n  \S?;     ::"        !  Api  r     AND    STATIONERY.) 

WISi:   ri..\sS!FIIT)  i      i,     II     Ikuis   i.i'mjan^,    Wattr-  Tut     N'-1ut.     Mf.,      <  ,  m  im  n  v      Chicago,     111.       Filed 

f'lwii,    Wi^        Fk.h!    Mar      11     I'.'J.        S.-"i,-il    .%'.■      I'l'i.tai.  .\i;_'      i:%,     19:.;        S'>r!,',l    N.v     I'l  ~"1. 


MODIFIE])  DADANT 


I'art II  ul'tr     'li  •<■•!  ii,li<,ti     ,,'    ijiif.ijs 
Clairriti    u.>t    RJuce   Oit.    21,     1919. 


'■!■•  h;  \  e.S. 


NU-POINT 


/  nfi  lii.'r   detcrijtir,     ,,'   goods. — Mechanical    Pencllt. 

<  Imr,  ,.  ..A,-   M'ii^c   .'-il^  ,   1921. 


174,927  o  l.A'^S  »',  CI !  F.MIi  a  I.S  MKDIilNLs  WD 
lMIAHMACl:iri'  ,\L  I'Hi;r  \R-\TIUNS  •  Ci.Aux  Ci  ;,i.E 
|'m:M,s,  .!  iiic  .l|^;n,■ss  ,i,  i  tn  .>ks  iV  >  « t  ,  ,\.  x^  York, 
N.  "i  .      i  i.'d  l\'l>.  _'i,i,  19^:;.      Sena.  .No.  1,',9,0G1. 


■4  9r:(i       (CLASS    :::       cviTi;    .\Nc    st  \  ic -M  i;  Y.) 

Mi:'i\;a'.,     G.    Pok  I.MAN-.      iJ.i':h^->.    ill.       i  ilfi    j  u:...    8, 
19.1.      >.-r::C    Ni'     1  -t "  --M;. 


SKfV  BLKVCH      WASH 


EDFORO 


l-o'tuular  ilcrrivt.    .      '  -,oo./«.  -  Face  Wash  or  Lotion.  ^''^rti^^nlar  description  of  poorfa.— WrltinK   Paper. 

'  i.uin.  use  sin<-..  .1  .r,,    i:t2n,  ''"^"'  ^  '•'^<'  sin'>  Jan.   1.  H.Ki. 


"  t  '.'-^        '  I.  \s>    _'  ,      .  ?    I  i.i.i;\     M  \<  mw  ]i\  _     \\, 
TOOLS.   ,\\D   I'AHIS    lIM.KFoF   i      .\  i;  i    .\kki.Ii:   M  • 
Co  .      Ivr   ,      \..w      'I  urk.      \        V.         1-il...]      .liin        ;n        )!,_ 
Serial    N^     l."7.7us 


■4.9:c       'I'l  \v>   ,4       Al;H,\si\'j:,    i  .i.  iTiii  ,i,\  i  ,   and 

I'OLISliiV.,      M  \Ti:UI.\I.S.)         CONSOLID.ATED     RENDEB- 

i^'.    '"       !■  'St'  ',      .M    -■        l-ilrd    Apr     ■•'•     191'1        Serial 

Nn     1  4  7. '!!.', 


SUPERIOR   sj>f>v>K'^%. 


'4 


PartiiuUii      drsi  rij'tiun     -./     ijoodt'.  —  Hand     Eaibroidcry 
Needles    for     Producing    Tufted,     I-oop     Stitch,     Chenilu,  Particuiar   d' »c'"niti,'ii    <,'  t?.  <>(/,« 

Embroidery,     and     Punch    Needle    Work.  i  trrial  Fspil  ii.   .M.ikniK  S.>jip. 

Claims  use  since  Sept.   1,   1020.  ('laims  ufi    Rince   1901. 


"!'»);•  ■«      .:    ICis!  ■    Ma 


LABELS 


KE(;iSTEKEI)  OCTOBER  23.  1^23 


tiJIMi.— Title:  LK/.AK  MALT  EXTRACT.  For  Malt  Ex- 
tract. Edwakd  J.  SiKni.A,  Chicago,  111.  Published 
August  7.  1923. 


REISSUES 

OCTOBER  23,  1923. 


15,701        vrLCAMZKK        Nf\vt..n     Mbhhitt     AM'Kk>    n 
Indianapolis,    Irid.,   aK!«i^:jii>r.    tiv    m*'sne   asgljjnments.    to 
Thomai  Bemls,  sr.,  Thunias  Bi'Uiis,  Jr.,  and  Buth  Heiiils, 
trustees   of  Anderson    Strani    Vulcanlzer    Company.    In 
dlanapolls,    Ind..    a    R»'iil    Tnisr.      Filed    Sept,    6.    lyii^ 
8«'rlal  No    .^22,191       Orithinl   No.   1.266.901,   dat.'d  Mav 
21,    191S.    Serial    No     li01«n     fll^d    .\pr     10     IIM*;       4 
Clalm.s       (CI.  IS    -l.S. , 


1.  A  device  of  thp  cliis.s  described  comprising  a  frame, 
legs  depending  friiui  tlu^  fr.ime  at  the  comers  thereof,  a 
connection  located  within  ili<  cuntoiir  of  the  frame,  pipes 
radiating  from  the  connection  and  cooperating  with  the 
connection  to  form  ,1  cross  having  arms,  the  pipes 
being  supported  by  tln'  side  portlorjs  of  the  frame,  inter- 
mediate of  tiie  legs,  mold.'<  (arried  by  the  outer  ends  of 
the  pipes  and  located  eiteridrlv  of  the  frame,  a  boiler  dls 
pOMd  within  the  contonr  of  the  frame,  a  conduit  leading 
from  the  b<iil»'r  to  the  conm-inion  and  constituting  a  sup 
port  for  the  boiler,  and  return  pipes  leading  from  the 
molds  to  the  bolltr 


15.702.  STAMl'-l'AI)  HO\  i  akl  C.  Habbis,  Orange. 
Mass,  a.tslgnor  to  Ftiv.'t  o  Mnn\ifacturing  Comiiany.  a 
Corporation  of  MassacliustttK.  Filed  June  18.  1923 
Serial  No.  646,111.  (JrlK'Inal  No.  1,448,213,  datt'd  Mar 
13,  192.1.  Scri.Tl  No.  54.%>rU),  fllcl  Mar  22,  1922  H 
Claims      .ri    tti      ,',4  r,  1 


1.  As  aii  articlr  of  iiii.iiiiiu  lure,  a  Htamp  pad  boi  com 
prising  a  base  of  wood  fiber,  a  covering  over  the  edges 
and  around  the  perimeter  of  the  top  thereof  and  having 
an  opening  therethrough,  and  a  stamp  pad  In  one  piece 
firmly  secured  through  said  ripening  to  the  fiber  board 
base  and  projecting  over  the  edges  of  said  opening  to  con 
ceal  the  same 


■  :u;}.  TEMfKHAirUK  roNTlMl  .li  Ki;iJ'I.ES  HV 
/.••iNBH,  JnHs  (iFoKCiK  hcBMAN  Hf-r  n  l"ht'm .  Fa.  «?> 
Hlgnor  to  Bethlehem  Foundry  \  Machine  Comimriy 
Hcthleheo).  Fd  ,  a  Corpwration  of  I'cnnsylvanla.  Orlgl 
nal  No  l,407,6t>6.  dated  Feb.  21.  11*22,  tiled  Sept.  27 
V.nU.  Serial  No.  H27,rK>7,  now  Relosue  Patent  No 
1.^.665.  dated  .Iniy  31.  1923.  tiled  Oct,  12,  1922,  Serta 
No.  594, 17n  Iil\-lded  and  this  app! ;catiti[)  for  reissue 
filed  Ju!y  2*^  ^02,3  Serial  N  ■  -)'•>  4''T  ."  "laiuis. 
H'!     2."T      211.) 


1,  In  a  device  for  treating  liquids,  a  container  having 
tluld  passages  In  the  solid  walls  thereof,  adapted  to  form 
a  continuous  passage,  and  a  plurality  of  jvoints  of  inlet 
;•)  and  an  outlet  from  said  passages,  all  i>,Hssing  through 
tile  walls  of  the  kettle  at  different  poihts.  in  combination 
with  controlled  fluid  supply  for  the  inlets  whereby  fluid 
■  an  be  passed  from  any  inlet  to  the  o!iti..t  thus  pasaing 
ilirough  all  or  a  portion  only  of  -said   passages 


!.'>.704       AT'TOMATIi     ROAD  .\  Nil  .^TRFACF  SCRAPER 
Joseph  S,  Rk^  ,S'a,!>s.  Santa  Barbara.  I'nllf.     Flhd  Aug. 
13,   1923       Seri;.i   No,   657,263.      OriKlual   No     1.368,838, 
dated   Feb     1,'^.   1921.   Serial   No    352,9^2,    flied   Jan.   20, 
1920,      7   Clain.-       Tl,   ,'57 124, 


<  -i  i      -  ^„-  "  — 


1  The  combination  with  a  tractor  having  a  draft  de- 
vice, of  an  earth  scraper  of  the  shovel  type,  and  a  setting 
nnd  tripping  draft  connection  between  the  tractor  and 
said  e«rtb  scraper,  whereby  when  the  tractor  Is  ad 
^anced  said  connection  Interlocks  at  selective  positions  to 
detemalne  the  efff^tlve  ground  engaging  angle  of  aaid 
earth  scraper. 


661 


*53.1f.2.  ASH  TR 
W.  Vn,.  Hns)?r!<^ 
N^'W  Marrin<v!! 
[■■!<h1  Sry  _'K,  1 
7   v»ar^. 


DESIGNS 


'  XTOBEK  2n.  \U2:i 


Y        Ira    .\(     iTshkf     N'-iv    \[:i  rt  hisviUf , 

t(.    Nhw    >[iirti!is\  ill.'   (;i;i<>j    Mfi:    <'o., 

',    U'     \'a_    a    I  "nrporatinri    nf    \'ire:1nla. 

■-'2      Serial   No.  4.4.;'^       T.-rv:  ■  f  ;ar.>n': 


r5'^.l.">4  r.Ai'p:  8sMr-EI,  H.  Pahf  Srrrr''.nl,  Tonn..  ■■• 
aiiffior  fn  Th.-  AmerS'nr:  Tahrli-s  i  i.ni:.:ihv,  :i  i  ..rtMirntlon 
of  r   nrip-cflcut.      I-,;-.1    Mn\    4     HtL'".       S.ri.il    \n    r,,0fi9 


The   un-rtCCt-:  m^ 


fl3.15:i       I.  K-F 
s!?n'>r   ■■■   Jhc   A 
tinn    '  '    <  "ot  '>•'■•* 

■   ♦■.,u67,       i-  .-::.   .  ' 


hf>  ut-'i..  ri;.  i.'a:   ,:• 


f   ^<;itsta:iti,i.;v    as  shown. 


Jf-sii.':.    '•■'T    I.::   a<h   ':,i.    as  3;iu>kn. 


^'.n      as- 


\  \r  F.;.   !  i     I'a.,-  <■  - 1  ■  r,  r>l 

r..-r:'Mri    lH:<ri.s  ■     ;i,i..ii.y,    a    >     rt-ira- 

'■,'       r';!.<J    Nfiv  4,    V.>.::       --..rial    S(h 
;a'.-iit    !  4    ■. .  a,-- 


63,l'i5,  I.ACF'.  Sam-  k:,  :i  ]\\',k  Stratfr.ril,  i  min.,  as- 
sitin'.-r  *!!  '!  ht"  \mprt'--'!:  laSrii-w  i ''irn;  la  i;  y ,  a  i''>r[>ort- 
tloQ  of  ConDetticut.  1  il.-d  May  4,  ):»2.j.  S.nil  No. 
6,070.     Term  of  patent  14  years. 


Tbe  ornarneLM 
t62 


1- sign  f...r  iace  substantially  .is  snown.  The  ->rna.T,. -.-al  .lusu;.   for  Ince  sud-iiant ;  ih  v   as  shown. 


October  23,  Ht23 


r.  6.  TATEXT  OFFICE. 


6ca 


(>:'.  K')«      LA(  1        Sami  Ki.   II     rA(iE.   Stratford.   Conn.,  ai- 

'i-i.i^r  III  I  hi'  .Aiiif-ricaii  laliriis  ( ■umiiaiiy,  a  C'orpora- 
n.n  of  r„iia"'tlcnt.  Filed  May  8,  1923.  Serial  No. 
t'.112,      Torm   of  iiafdit   14   years. 


f.a,r>»  LKillTIN',  l"IXrrHF.  Fa»:\R  a  Wan<,e-.,siii  :m 
rhif'apo,  in,.  a^-ikTi'ir  t"  <ifiit'ra!  I.i^hiiiit'  I-'ixtur*'  '  i  . 
I'hlcfl^rii,  III,  a  I  "ri"!:  ai  .'ii  nf  Illinois  Fik'il  Jan.  27, 
lK2o.     Serial   \.i,  r.,""'-      T.Tni  of  p.atn,!    7  yf.'irs. 


Tlie  nriiiiiui  rit.-i'   iit'si^:n   for   hiCt>  ^l;^^!,aIltia!ly   a^   -.iu'WD. 


C,:'  1.^7.  I.Ai  i;  li-os  .\i  niu  rHiin-.s,  Stratf'Td.  Conn., 
H-.-iK'"''"  '■"  '!"'■•  .\  riaTi-a !:  rriiri-s  <'iaii[.H!  v,  a  <  "ri'ora- 
r:<)ii  of  <'onn>  '  tifiit  l-'ilcl  Ar»r,  2."..  IICM,  Serial  .No. 
r.,940.      Tfrm   «.f   5»at.iit    14    .\'ars. 


The  cr;  arr.Mt.f  al  dtsltn   for  'ace  suhstantlally  ,'i  s  shown. 


63.ir>8.  Lli.li'lINi,  I'l.VTlKi:  f:["M;  \  \V\s,,rnsnEiM, 
*."hSc»go,  111,  asviu-ncr  to  fn'rjrrnl  I.i^hlnip  Fixtar''  ' '<i., 
C'hicagii,  111  a  I  urp.iratii'i.  cf  lllunas  l-'lled  .Ian  27, 
1923.      S.  'lal    \"     ,^.  ''"iT        T,  Ml,    ,,r    ;, ;',■.-,!!    7    \ri,rs. 


The   iirnair.pi:!.;!   ,li'-;_'M    f'  r   a    li.L-htiii;^   fixiai-'.   ah   i-Luw 


f,;;.i.;M     Mi,iir]N(,  i  iXTriu:,    i:;.,*!:  a    \\  AMirusurM! 

''ia.'a::".  Ill  assii-'ia.r  ;--  i.iaKT.al  I.iL'htl!,^'  I'iiturP  <""o., 
Ctu'-aL-o.  111.  a  iCiii'Tai  ii'ii  <.f  i:ii!,i,is  ii'ii  Jan,  27, 
]•.>■::'■      Serial  No.  5,009.     T.rni  "f  pni'rit  7  v^ts. 


1  he  ornamental  -le^^lgn  for  a  lighting  fixture,  as  shown.    1        The  ornamental  deslpn  for  a  lightinc  fixture  fis  sh"»n. 


664 


*53.161.     LIGHTIJ4G 

i/hi.ja„"),    111  ,   a 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


UCTOuh:B23,  r.*23 


5  FIXTURE      Ed.jak  A.  WaxgcrshB!  m  . 

Kn.ir  t.-   G<?nfr;ii    Ligtitir.,-   Piirur.^   ("',, 
:.>rp<iriti)n   •>(   i.UnOK       Fi!-  1   Jaa     2" 


Th-'    T-.am-'ntal 


desigrn  for  a  li^h'ia,'  ditur 


'^a.ia^.       LI'.HTIN^,    ■-•\   rUlM;        I,...,^,;A      WAS^iEHSHErM. 

*.'tiicaKo,  i;..,  asesiv:.,-.-  :  ^  Uf^mi  Li^riiMnc   Kiitur-   (',, 
'  hicai;  ..   111.;  a  Cori»ora'!-ii   -f    Minois       Fil*-d   Jan     L'T, 
IJ-'!      Serial  No.  5. OH.     i  vr-n  .,f  p  ,*»!!     7   .^^-s 


18  showa  Tlieoraameiitai  design  for  a  iU-fr.n<  "t*  .r>>    :i,  ^h  )wn 


PATENTS 


(;K.\N"I  FF)  <)(  TOBFl^v  j:;.   ]:*. 


1471.320.  rUMP  Olt  IMMMi:  MOVER  Frank  L 
.V.NTlSEI.I,.  TcrMi  Ans!.i.y.  N  J.  Fil"-.',  July  :'  l'.V.i:() 
SeriMl  No.  393.0rv       !:;r]ni:i.-       ,i'!    m:;    -ir,:?.) 


1     TJi"    h.-rcUi     lifs.  ritM  ,!    iirmT^s    which    funiprise!-    Bet 
tiuij    Hiil'l    in    nidtinii    tiiward    an    expanding    chamber    ami 
litilizini;    !t"'    Hi.  rti;i   (if   >ai.l   fliiiii    to   ri'sist   leakage   from 
Kaid   chamber. 


»:i.'2I  tNTRRN AL  fOMRrSTION  ENGINE  I.emv 
m:[.  \tw'>'M>,  Hi.ston.  Mns«.  Filed  Anjt.  2",  l!»2n 
S.Tl.Tl    No     40«'!2!»       i:;    ('inim--.      M'l.    12,'{— 32.» 


V4Tr-r.'L'      rurssi  HE  oafce  for  tires,    alfked 

V '-.v   \y-K.    -  ha:  ■.->:...;,     W,     \'a       .i>si»;i.:.r.    by    mean" 

ass-i. ■!,.•;.;-      to    Tir-j'..:       \':i;v,.    i  ■,i-i'--nt  i 

ton.    \^'-    ^■a  ,    a    Curpo.-ati^'t)    o'    w.->f    '.■',•■. 

July    16.    1921.     Serial    N       ^-r-'' 

152—12.) 


'  'h'irfei' 


laltns.      (CI. 


4  ill  ,  ii:fSMi:.-  t;.iui;>'  (or  ;o,.'-ia.:i  li-'  tires,  tbe  com- 
bination with  a  stem,  of  a  v;(iv.--carr.viriL'  ;>1';!-fr  ;a  'i; 
stem  subjected  to  tube  pressure  wnd  movattl.-  ;:,  -(••;nor;>e 
to  said  presunre  >a!'l  iil!inL'''r  h-i^iriL'  ■'■<:  ix\:,",  o;i,.iiinK 
extending  Inwardly  from  it'^  'in:  :  a  co!!  ^prine  within 
the  pteni  ret'istini:  tho  iiiii\  ••rnent  ,if  t  hr  plm;»'er,  said 
sprlnp  haxiiii^  an  HxFilly  ixreiidlng  end.  said  oxtendlnu' 
end  havintr  a  di  flection  and  pro.^<Tt!nf:  into  »he  (jfw'iiing  ; 
and  meari^  fur  «>'Ci,ir1nk,'  said  t-iid  in  said  perun.'  ■■  -ii- 
prlslng  an  off  Sft  in  the  wnlls  •>'  ^he  opoii'j  -..oi-^-<  •■•j 
with   the  detle<'tlon   i;:    t'l"  >'nd 


471, .^.:;       i'Ri->srHr:     i;Ar(;i:     rop.  I'.m.ljvia  i :.; 

TIRKS       Ai,Fnni   HAr>')"sK!,   rharlevton,  W.  Va.     r;o>d 

Jnlv    2:'      I'.Cl.       S.T;al     N-^     4S7,U5        4  >  l-r'"i-        (CI. 

i:.2--  n  5  i 


1.    .\u    infirnal    cnmhu>tion    .  iitrin.'    (ajruprlsiui:    a    cyiin  4.    In    ,,    pii'-.-'in-    ;;aiL'e    fur    pneuniatn     tir.  -     ■  ii        >  :u- 

der.   a   piston    reciprocative   therein,    the  diameter  of  said  bin.ition   with  a  tire  ntfni  having  a  kt-y  therfij,  .,i  a  va  i<' 

piston    being  le.i^s   than  that   of  the  cylinder  to   provide   a  ;    larryiiii;    plunger    in    the    stem    connected    \Mtti    and    su')- 

slight    annular    space    between    them,    means    carried    by  !   jected    to   tire   pressure   and   movable   in    responM'    to    sail 

the    cylinder    for    paclting    its    open    end    to    prevent    the  preasure,   said   plunger    having   an    axially    evtendinp    iiey 

eacape    of    the    charge    past    the    piston,    and    menus    for  j    way    cooperating    with    the   key    in    the    stem    and    a    hook 

Itttrodui'ing  a  fuel  oil  into  said  annular  space  durini:  the  ;    receiving  radially  ext«  ndini:  opening  leadinj:  from  the  key 

reinrn    --irdk.'   ..f   the  jiiston.  '    way:    and    a    coii    spring    within    the    stem    resi-tin^j    the 


666 


open  lilt: 


•mm^^m^Bmm^m 


OFFICIAL  GAZKll  F 


Ol  rouKK  2:1, 1U23 


KiiiVfrii'-i.'  f  the  piunijfr,  salt!  *priii:j  havlni;  an  axlally 
fifndujg  h'"ikfd  iirid  hDoked  into  said  hoolt  receiving 
aiialli"!  pxtendini;  portion  of  the  stem  extend- 


k^^y  wjiv  to  the  op^'ning. 


1.471.3'J4        TIFU:  S 

'»■;(.'•■ r;.o;-ati.jki 

Co:p.i-;r;.':;    of    1^' 
Serial    Xu    oO^.T4> 


!  I: 
a  ^i-ev 
&>■:::  f 
vid'^'.!  • 
thrf-,(i!» 
men:;- 
p  H  r  r   .  I  ;■ 


In    th>^ 


.es.surf>  i;ai.i;;'\  ■hi=>  ■■'irn:ii:  ,it i.ui  with 
1  plungerl  in  the  sifv.-  i  iidi'.!  tm^;  i>y  Its  move 
h"  prk'ssurr  u  the  -IfH^f',  >aid  ;Miin_'t'r  being  pro- 
■vun  a  I.  inflation  [la.ssa;;^  to  ^vliich  :>'ads  a  scrt'w 
d  ■ipenlDi?  ,  n  rubb-r  tub*>  forming  an  extensible 
f  r'lmmunii'iition  from  the  plunger  to  a  stationary 
he  ■-I'''>ve  :  of  a  rini:  around  the  end  of  the  tube 
!  but  adjacnt  to  the  pl-mgf'r;  and  a  sorf-w  hav 
ead  within  th*^  tube  r\amplng  t;:e  rubber  within 
and  pxtendinc  in'o  the  -screw-threaded  opening 
piuii.t'tT   to   <f'-'y-'   th  ■   •',;:!*■   tn   the   plucj-r. 


1.471.32.-        THi!; 

F.  -D'uv.srct,  Cbarl 
'>  Kv^  I  .  rporatio 
C.Tpora-;--  •  '  \ 
Serial   No.   oOS,74* 


:  in  I  ■  ;rf  -i'-'r. 
a  slt'f'V''  a  piurig'T 
ment  the  Inrtarii.n 
being  provid*Hl  wir 
a  scrpw  thr>';id"i| 
extenslbP'  m'-aii-i  0 
a    stati'vna'-y    riart 


:K\[    PRESSriiK    G.WGK.       ALrRTV 

sti  :i,    W.    Va.,    assignor    ti'    Tiromet'-r 

of    America.    C:iarIe*ton,    \V.    \"a.,    a 

"St    Virginia.       P'll  d    Oct      19.     HCl. 

.-    Claims.       (CI.    1.-2 — l!.o., 


:km    i'lil:.■^.■<I"l;^:   ■.\r<ji;      .-vlfrei 

ston,    W,    \'a  .  a.ssijn'-r    'n    T:  ri  .inet.r 

of    .\;!it>rica,  '   'vir'.fNtnn,    W.    Va  ,    a 

■••>^     \;-.;ir:;a  VI]   d    mt      :0.     1921. 

4    •  laims.  <  \  :     :  5-  —  1 1'   1 


'.'.►■  <crt\\ -ih  r<""i(!.  .1  ..;v;iin,'  in  the  p',uiii.'.-r  nnil  having  a 
iifi\<[  arran--"'!  \\  :'.►.::  '(i"  .'.1  of  the  nitib.T  tube;  of  a 
ring  havi;i_-  a  'Hp'jftd  uperjing  into  which  the  end  of 
th.'  riibbtr  tube  projects,  Bald  tube  being  climp.d  In  t.he 
rii  g  and  secured  to  the  plunger  by  the  screw. 


1.471,'CJ'^  \V!:i,p;\i,  i  1.1  I  'll{i  li  1:  ,IvMi:s  !'  ''iv 
LAN!'  H  jiNo:;.  ii:,i,.  i-'il  d  Nov,  i^,  il'^1.  5'jriui  .\o. 
.-■:  CTt'a)       4    'I  i;n:-       (CI.   219 — 4.) 

1  An  e!' ''t;  ijib-  f.ir  electric  welding  Ciins!>t!ng  of  :i 
met:i!  ;;;ivi;i.;  1  ■■,,.■;'.  ■•.v  li!A  ''.i;li;i.;  ;-o;ri;  a-.  ..nipared 
'■^   ■  h      a-      .'1    ami    containing    an    Hppreciabl'      nn    inr     if 


1.471,327.  AEl;"ri.\SK  Ijmkk  !.  1  i: 
Ohio.  Filed  -1  1  y  ::<>,  iy.3  s.  rul  N< 
Claim.      (CI.   -U      14.) 


/;kii,     I'm;. 

•i."4  r.^o 


Ml 


An    aer-iplant-    '-'."ipris;  m;    a    n;,i:'.    f  i^.-i 


'.AMI. J    r!.;:d 

upper  and  Inw.';-  ;)lai>'<  ../  (•!• .[; ja  •i-d  f..r-i,<  >-xtendin-: 
N-ncitudmaPy  t!!.':-'.''  :■!  -p  t  >•,!  r.  ;atiu:i,  an  cngitie  fusr 
lat'*'  mouiite.!  S.-t-A-.-i,  >;ild  ;d.i;i*'s  and  supimrting  a 
V.  r'ic.il  i>rop.'.i>-r  at  its  fMr.wir-!  <!id  b.-twi-t-n  fht-  forward 
rd  portii'i!  "f  said  plani's,  -aid  ;  i.ni<  ^fini;  "f  upwar.lly 
■ur'.>-(!  fori;;  '.'i  rn^;*  -!.■>••;,.■!  t,,  ;,r.,\,,!.'  I'tn.;it  udiii.'i  1 
r,-...  s<»'8  a*  rt,'  ui'U'r  ^Ides  '  b.-ri-'^f,  »a:.l  .-.,.<>,  ^  ;..ung 
of  n.a  ■  r  1.  ;h  at  the  forward  ends  of  the  plains  and 
^TiduaMv  t.ip.'ri'ij  Bha'l.'Wer  *i'ward  th-  r.-ar  ii;.Is  of 
t  ^  •.■'.:i-  f  -1  ■;  piaii'-.'  .i.'ii.i.'  !'.i::i.'il  it  r  'jr  Cir'Aard 
•':id.<    «    •■-  '-..-^    >!■•  r  iiilia  1     f.!;';ii     •  ■■  .0  ;  1  >  I  ::   .  ii  ^     '■      '■i..-tiair 

f    :!  :■     ••,i,i.^.i:<.'d    i'lhps.'    and    i\  ■;  • '      ■)!•'    p"!!!--    .if    _:'ca;.'..t 
u:-vature  thereof  at   ttie  sb'.—  -f   tbf  pPni.',  .n:  ,\   ...nverg 
i'g    r.'a-wa  rdly    toward     Mi.'     •.  i;'"r    :ii,d    as.sumii.fc'    a     tCt  T 
f-'-Tii  at  tiic  rear  ends  'h.-rti.f 


I.4TI,;5_';.       '.LOitlKS    I'UIEU.       GEOtt^.K    F      liE    (.1!>.ssk., 
Brooklyn,    N.    Y.      Tiled    July    23,    1'.>-1        s.rnl    .Nbi 
486.919.     2  Claims.      (CI.  6S— 34. ) 


^  <~ 


■  r>-»~ur>'  izauk'",  th''  '-^^ 'nitdna '  ;on  with 
in  th"  sb'fv..  i^'bca^ing  by  Its  moTe- 
pT'ssiirt'    in    tb»'    Kiefn-,.,    aaid    plunger 

:in  in*!atl'in  p  usa-p  to  wliich  ieads 
pt'nin.,' :     a     ru''")-  r    t'ib»'    forming    an 

.■ommunj.'atl"'  fmni  ti;e  pp.ini;er  to 
<t    »•,»    iilnPN-,^  ;    a    s^rew    >'  rew'd    Int'i 


-.  \  '!r;.'r  .'ii.b'c  i.(\  j  jii.'  1  <u  I'-ita  i; ! 'a  ip\-  recta  nL'ular  frame 
h  tvinp  <idf'  Tiid  .nd  ;iars.  a  '-lotheslln''  stretched  longl- 
t'lilin  iliv  -  '  -h''  frame  ?n  permit  the  hanging  of  clothes 
ther*>ori  rn.',  Ds  fnr  pivntally  supporting  one  sld^  bar  of 
the  frame  i-n  a  wall,  wiieretiy  th  •  frame  may  b<»  swung 
Info  up  or  ijcwn  position*,  and  an  (tperating  cable  secured 
*"   t.'ie  out' r  ^idn  bar  of  t''.»»  frame   fur  raising  and  lower- 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


667 


iiii:  it  intii  up  and  down  positinns.  ttie  1  nd  b.-ns  of  tlic 
frame  being  <'Xtended  upward  at  their  lOiter  nids  ami 
the  "Uter  side  tiar  connect''d  to  saiil  outer  end'^  sn  tbnt 
thi'  "Utir  sidr  bar  is  elevated  :ibo\-c  ttn'  ri'noi  iiiiii.:  par; 
iif  riii  frame  to  preclude  the  ilothr-  fmm  beiriL'  'traw;, 
against     ?:,.■    v\  a  1 1    v\  hen    tta     flalne    is    rai^rd. 


1,47  1  ..''.I'O.  Sl'HCK'AI.  IPXKMIP  Wai.ii^k  S  1  uima.nD.S. 
Ii"-f"ii,  Mas<  Fileil  .Ian  ->',  l!ti:i'  Seial  Xo. 
."■..•.-'.4^1.      H    I  bums.      (CI.    17  1       177.) 


"^^^  "■ 


1.  A  surgical  baker  ha\nii;  ,1  frami'  pnrfion.  toatin;: 
elements  mountid  on  the  franu-  purtinn  in  position  tu 
ti.ave  the  hi  at  directed  toward  the  patient,  and  heat 
resisting  mi-mli' rs  secured  to  the  frame  which  protect 
th.  loafing  I  !' merits  fr.un  coming  in  direct  contact  w-itli 
the  patient.  tli<  s.aiil  heat  rrsisting  members  having  open 
-p.aiis  u.  tvveni  ib'-m  i<>  permit  pasuaite  of  the  heat  to  the 
piu  i.Mit, 


1.471, ,;:;(!     cRi.Asi:  i,r\ 

:il      l-'ilrd  ICrb    ju,   ]'.>■:■_, 
'Li.   1:1:1      70.) 


.\i  I  a  i;  r   .1     1    (i:M  lU!     i  lii'  ago, 
■'  riiii   N'l    ."i:;7,>-4'*^.     >»  <"la!n;s 


1  .\  device  of  thr  character  described  wherein  n  piston 
is  reciprocated  by  a  rotatable  stem  and  wherein  snhl  stem 
is  rotated  at  a  low  spr^'d  by  driving  means  Including  a 
niemlicr  sUdably  engaged  by  the  stem,  and  means  for  turn^ 
ing  the  stem  in(lei)endently  of  said  driving  menus,  said 
means  facilitating  sliding  said  stem  relative  to  said  mem- 
bir  for  disenga,'ing  said  stem  from  said  memlwr  to  per- 
mit Ind' pendent  inlation  of  the  stem  tiy  said  turning 
means. 


l,47i,;i;u.  .MATCH  HECEPTACI.K  Ikant  A  Filler, 
.Newark.  \  .1  ,  a^signor  to  Tln'  .1,  i:  Merpott  Company, 
.Newark,  N    ,1.,  a  tborporntion  of  I'llaware.      Filed   Sept. 

17.    I'lL'O,      S.  ri.'i]    \,,     4l't*':'n        ■:   '    P-arav       .  CI.   206  — ."3. ) 


;{.  A  luati'h  ri  i.'t'p!a.-b-  iaiuip!u>ing  a  hoilviv  bod)  aa\iiig 
straight  side*  rvces.sed  at  one  end  (here^.f.  a  cover  plate 
hinged  to  s;»id  side.*  .at  a  point  niiproximately  one  third  of 
the  distance  iietween  the  ends  iif  th'  lu.dy  and  adapted  to 
ovrlii-  the   nnreccwsed    p.'.rtinn    of   •[;'■  ride.s. 


!.471..H;-H:,  AlT.VUA  IT.^  Fi>H  TUFATIN*;  LIQUIDS 
WITH  C.XSES  \\u.i  lAM  E.  Greenmvalt.  I>nTer,  Colo. 
Filed  Sept  •2<:  IPLM  S. -b  !  Vo.  .^0.•^.4•;.'^,  ^'^  Claims. 
1  1.  2G1— 93.; 


fc^  n  '  ■■  •  n    -  ■  w     '  ■  H  n  c    ■  -■ 


1,  In  .apparatus  for  tr'aririir  Ijipiiii-  with  erases,  a  tank 
adapt'd  to  contain  liipiid.  a  rotary  .skeleton  member  sus- 
pended within  thf  tank  aiid  submertred  in  the  liquid,  enld 
rotary  .skeleton  nn  nPoer  being  comprisfnl  of  a  hub  attached 
to  the  shaft,  n  peripheral  cylinder  ..r  ring  and  radial  arms 
connecting  the  hub  with  the  peripheral  cylinder,  r  fluid 
permeable  member  attached  to  the  liub  and  to  the  periph- 
eral cylinder  In  removable  relation  theieto,  and  me.ans  for 
suriplying  gas  to  the  interior  of  tb.  t.ink  throug'i  a  sub- 
merged  stationary  gas   inlet. 


1  4T1„'C'CC  WOKKIIOEDEH  VOW  <  IITING  OH  PRESS- 
ING MACHINES.  HKNRT  A.  IlKitu,  Chicago,  111  .  awign- 
or  to  Acme  Electrotype  ''omiitiny,  Chicago,  111.,  a  Corpo- 
ration of  Illinois.  Flle<l  Apr.  1,  1922.  Serial  No. 
.548,574.      .3    Claims.       (CI.    '.»0--  i;4.  1 

3.  In  combination,  an  electrotype  supporting  bed,  a 
'Utter,  said  cutter  and  bed  being  movable  over  the  work, 
said  cutter  and  bed  being  relatively  triov  able,  one  with  rela- 


66« 


tion  to  trie  other,  a 
i.n<i  with  rpspect  th 

upon    tUe   fl' "troty 


folding  roller  movable  with  the  cutter 
reto  and  adapted  to  engage  and  rest 
aljacemt   the  plane  of  operation  of 


fV. 


r  ij  cutter  tbereupoii 
''iiTX   pr^-saure   upon 
K.i,'liig  surface  of  th(i 
fi^'  lrr^'£ru!a^ltle•  of  th 


1.471.334  DISPLAY 
Mo.  P^ied  Aug.  K 
I  CI.  40—148.) 


OFFICIAL  GAZKITE 


UcTOUKK  23, 1923 


nectlons  of  waul  r.'[3eater  to  -a;.!  .ji..-  Ui.lfp.'adently  of 
the  impresaioti  <!■■,  <ald  lines  of  direct  curfi  -  nid  if  cur 
rent   to   be   reivat^d. 


rr^ 


'Hf 


14" 


^ 


fti^tUf  il  ^ 


V' 


v/ 


t'^ 


T- — I 


"33" 


Ij 


"-^jiu.. 


and  meajia  for  causintr  the  roller  to 
the  electrotype,  the  electrotype  en- 
roller  being  yieldable  to  compenaate 
e  surface  of  the  electrotype. 


-9    A    tw  >  way   repeater  tyatem   coiuprlsli: 

a  repf-att-r  ••lerifr.r  n  relay  cnt rolling-  •>!.■  c 
•aid  r-pear.T  r-  ^ai,i  lines,  and  axaii-i  fir  a 
conn.i-tlnfc'  ^.ii.l  ralav  alternatelv   fr...-  -r! 


-•  !'.v,.  11:, .'i 
■  iiiH'ctl  i:  'if 
'itnraati'-al.y 


STAND.     MOB  HOPPBE,  Kan«a«  City, 
1922.     Serial  No    580.945,     1  Claim 


A  'l!,-ipl;iy  ^tand  ■ 
the  forward  edg>>  wi" 
r<>riinin_'  p'lrti'iii  I:;i 
side  au  1  rear  edges  - 
vide  inwardly  duett 
ber  in  spared  relats 
CD«'niber  having  Its  ,v 
naireni'-iit  with  '.he 
hjM<»  ni.  mt>«-r.  the  fui 
\>^r  being  hent  to 
lyiiig  in  fhe  plaiip  of' 
the    ba^e   member?* 


•'v-'n  iy 


l,47i.:;;in       i'i.vi:.M'ii  i    i};;\!m:\',    mv^  iiiM.      ,\i,t- 

Honolulu,    T'-rrif'T',       '     iLiwau        FiKmI    Jan,    2t5,    l'.,*'Jl. 
Serial  No    44m,1i»s       j'.i  i  lairus.      (CI.    l-»H--ti,  , 


7^/  ■  rJ\ 


m: 


/ 


-M- ^- 


.^ 


12     A   m,i<-!!i: 


r  'riniiiiiii.-  ^i/  i  |)ill•'apple^  including 
In  comblnati'ii.  ,i  ^iihai  t  r  holding  a  cored  pinenppl.' 
against  r'ltntihc  by  flttins  fncri-na:  ;,  wi'hD  'he  pr-. 
vii>ij.j|v  '  ,r:ii.*d  oore  opt-.-.tn!;,  .<nd  .i  rotiitin^  rln.)  ji.-  lin.: 
knlfa 


;r;si[i.:  a  ba.^e  member  provided  at 
in  integral  vertically  disposed  card 
1-'   Thp  side  edges   thereof  bent,   the 
'  the  base  member  being  bent  to  pro- 
lyl   flanges  underlying  the  base   mem 
n    thereto   and    a    supplemental   base 
d"  edges  disposed   in   telescoping  en- 
anged    sides    of   the    first    mentlone<l 
ward  edge  of  the  supplemental  mem- 
rtrovidp    an    Inwardly    directed    flange 
ffie  first  mentioned  flanges,  whereby 
H    extend'Ml    position,    are  adapted    to 
support. 


l,471..3.3.'i.     SIGNAMA';  SYSTEM  AND  METHOD  OF  OP- 
ERATINr.     THE     iSAME        Edoab     D.     Joh.vso:*,    East 
Orange.  N.  .1  .  a««igior  to  Western  Electric  Company,  In- 
ork,    N,    Y..    a    Corporation    of   New 

Renewed 


cirporated.    New    \ 


York,     Filed  Jan.  24,  1918,  Serial  No.  213,52.3, 
Kug.  7.  1923.      30  i'laims.      <  CI.   179 — 170.) 

f    two    lines,    a    repeater    therebe- 


The   combination 


et" a.    and    means   U  r   automatically    reversing  the   con- 


1.47l,.3r^T  iLF.rMiN  ^  \].\,  iNiu,  a TOH.  P.*ft.  A.  John- 
son. Ii.-nver  <  :  .  i  i!od  Apr.  ::S,  192.3.  Serial  No. 
►•..'i.l/Sn^       4    ''[ai::!-4.      (CI.  40—13.3.) 


1.  IrullcatinL'  rii.  in<  > 'itiif.rni  ii^'  •!  phi-,  ha'.;!,.:  --iit  out 
characters:  a  'ranalucenf  plate  behind  the  f.irm.T  plate, 
said  translucent  plat.'  being  wh;'^  .n  the  front  face  and 
colorpd  on  thf'  r-ar  fa  ••■  t  !  meanf  for  llhimlnaf ing  the 
rear    of    said    tran>I  :  ••■ri'     'liate. 


Octobeb23.  V.rl'A 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


669 


1.471.:;;)^  (IVDRAlT.lC  '  I  TH  H  CHAKLrN  N  Kahl, 
J!i-'k«oii\  :l:e.  in,  l-iied  .\lii.\  4,  1'>-J1  Serial  N I  ^Hrt.SSP, 
7   Claim.'-.      (CI.    i:*2--  ijii.) 


5,  In  a  device  of  the  character  de.«crlbed,  a  pair  of  shafts 
d>pos<d  in  alirii  nitiit.  ami  riadiiy  rnntroUed  means  for 
transmitting  p.vvrr  frvaii  .^nt-  i.f  ^;iid  shafts  to  the  other. 
Kitid  means  coniiiri>ini;  a  r.'i.lialiy  [Mmitioned  pump  of  the 
cylinder  .'uid  piston  T\p.  carried  by  mie  of  said  shafts  and 
a  rrank-i»iii  niemb.T  cirried  iiy  the  other  to  actuate  said 
pump,  said  member  having  n  p.iir  of  oppositely  disposed 
mutually  eccentric  parallel  pivot.il  parts,  one  of  which  is 
disposal  eccentrirnlly  in  the  wald  other  shaft  and  the 
C'th'T  said  pivotal  part  being  movable  to  ■.\\\,\  from  con- 
centricity with  ,s,'iiil  shatts  .unl  .-.ervinK  a.«  a  crank-pin  to 
'0,,.t  with  the  pisfnn  of  sai.l  pump,  and  manual  control 
m.  .'ins  -o  rntRfably  .-oljiist  itie  position  of  eald  member 
relative  U>  said  otbpr  ^haft.  u-hcreby  the  cccenfrlclty  of 
►  .li!  crank  pin   ina>    be   varied 


i4Ti..'',;ib      DrMri.\(;  Tin  TK    \ii'.\UATrs      yokichi 

KiN.>sHiT.\.   l'...-i..n.   Mnxs.      nied   June  4,   Ift'.M       Serial 
i:'.   Claims.      (CI.    2ll« — 9,) 


No 


-t7-C!»L 


a. 


I  In  a  dumping  truck  structure,  the  combination  with 
a  f  ii.Ts^is  frame  and  its  supporting  wheels,  of  a  turntable 
mounted  there(,n.  a  vertically  tilting  platform  hinged  to 
-aid  turntable,  means  to  rotatively  move  said  turntable 
horizontally  upon  the  chassis  frame,  a  stop  adjuitably 
mounted  on  th  ■  chassis  frame  to  arrest  the  rotative 
movement  of  said  turntable  in  any  desired  angular  poal- 
•ion,  and  m<an.-j  eflfei'tive  when  the  rotative  movement 
of  the  table  is  arrested  to  vertically  tilt  said  platform. 


1.47 1. 340.  OITLET  OR  JUNCTION  BOX.  JnLIAW 
Oopix)v  Knioht.  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.  Piled  Sept.  15, 
1921.  Serial  No.  500.916.  6  Claims.  (CI.  247—18.) 
1.  .\n    octagonal   sided    ontlet    or   junction    box   hiring 

(■•cht  f!at  sides  with  knockouts  In  all  such  eight  angularly 


related  sides,   said   knockouts  being  of  two  different   sir*-* 

and   arranged  with   those  of  oni-  si 7,*^  in  a   crrotip  of  three 


with  one  opposite  and  those  of  the  other  size  grouped  :d 
pairs  at  opposite  sides  of  tin  single  Knockout  of  the  first 
si  Be. 


1.471,341.  TI.ME  CALCri..\TnH  Sipnet  H  I.amb. 
New  York,  .N  Y.  Filed  June  6.  1^19.  Siriai  No. 
302,135.      «i   t.'lainis       ,C!     i:;-15— 88.) 


«-l«- 


1.  in  a  calculating  appliance,  the  combiijaiion  .<f  a 
fixed  scale,  a  movable  memb«T  btaring  a  scale  and  also 
provided  with  a  perforation,  a  device  adjustable  on  the 
movable'  member  and  provided  with  a  pin  adapted  to 
pass  through  the  perforation  and  extend  below  it.  and 
a  member  beneath  said  movable  member  having  a  bear- 
ing surface  engaged  by  the  end  of  the  pin  and  also 
having  a  depression  adapted  to  be  entered  by  the  end  of 
the  [lin  to  assist  in  stopping  tlie  movable  memb**r  at  a 
lired-'tersniii' li    point. 


1.471.342.  MEANS  FOR  CONTROLLING  PROCESSES 
OF  PRODUCTION.  Lloyd  Loua.n,  Arlington,  Mass. 
Filed  Apr.  30.  1920.  Serial  No.  077,780.  7  Clnlms 
(CL   350—1.) 


>U^ 


1.  The  combination  with  meanf;  for  treating  inanimate 
material  dnrlng  Its  process  of  manufacture  whereby  It 
nndergoea  some  change,  of  sepnrnte  means  for  producing 


670 


radi.i  lit  entTcy  (if  ,i 
affprtin^'  sucii  treat 
not  I  if  \r*>'\t  produi- 
Di  i  'erla!,  mraiis  "^i 
m.  teria!  to  the  a--' 
%-:i  ri.i  tion-!  In  sucli 
in    <alii    radiant    ei 


1. 471.34.''.  AN'.I.i: 
Mich  .  iMsi^'UMT  r 
lietroir.  Mi  !:  ; 
19l'l.      Sena;    N 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


()(T(U!kk23.  1U23 


riiaracter  which  is  affe''t"il  by  factorx 
lent  of  the  material,  but  which  d'ws 
'  the  above-m''ntione<l  chan^ie  In  th' 
«ii'jj*ct  a  portion  at  least  of  tli-- 
ion  of  said  radiant  ►■nervry.  whereh;. 
f.ii'tors  cause  distlncrivH  v,iriatlori- 
Tfy,  and  mt-ans  ''oiut' d.t'd  by  sjild 
•oiitrol    over    the    prufcss. 


'KILL.      S.*.\irEL   F.    LiiHENZ,    [i^-troit 
i;if  trie   U'eldiiik;   Machirje   i'i);i;pany, 
'■partnergiiip   Firm       F;>d   Jine   23, 
+  7'„t.7?U.      4    ri.!;:ii.-        ' '/I.    77-7.) 


r  :r.  ail  .ii.i;,.'  dt-ill.  the  :-ombl:i,i  ■  i.Ti  wit',  a  rotat;ve 
n>'n. :>.',-  av^;  ;.  Irivirit;  shaft  fur  -;aid  member  su!i 
itiai.y  tran.svtTii.'  ther>'with.  a  f.\";i,trr  hfad  in 
wliirn  ;!ie  sock^'t  :]i>n;hT  Is  jourIKl,^•d,  a  '^i.iuLir  -a.-iing 
for  said  shaft  ailjiistably  embraceil  Ofi-^f-a  [).■•  part- 
of  -aid  head,  Jr-uriK  n-'arini^s  for  said  <t..if'  wittiin  th'' 
■n\  portions  of  <ii:<\  ''asing,  and  J'vi-in.'  'Aithii;  nai'! 
lit-ad    a  ■tuatinkt    t:,-     —   knt    memb'^r    f.--'n    s.nd    shaft. 


'1     4  7  1     .1  4  4  IN 

HenHI      L..F-D1V. 

-V    L'J!,      S.Tia: 

1',    'i'iie    nifrh'i'! 
compr.ses  uniting  ;!: 
cy :  ite    and    camphof 
a'ldin^   medicinal 

4     As    an    arti 
r-'-;  :     i-  in^    Puna  1    p  i 
mixed   '  .  a  stat- 
th^'^>";^■ : t '.    whit''    ri;.4,; 


1,47:,.'^4.^.         VA.F.i- 
INTER  N.\L-rOM 

MlPT'iN.   Clevt  l.t  I' 
T'evii-.'S     Compan; 
Fil-!    Jun*>     14, 
Jan     LhS,    191' 
1J.1-"14"<  ) 


:;ir.\L    h;nition    .^vstkm    f<>k 

T"ST!ON    ENfilNFS,       .John    Lewis 

i,   Ohio,  assignor   to  Motor  Ig^iiitiun   4 

a    Corporation    of    West     Virginia. 

191-',    S»-rial    No     70,''., 70.'?,       Renewed 

i.T;a:    No     213.^J6-      12    Claims.       (CI. 


1,   In  an  elwotnc 
CDglnes,  a  primary 
an    intf'rrupter   and 
formerfl,  each   hav 
distributer,  so  that 
included  In  raid  pritoary 
cir-iilts.  each  havln? 


.^K'T-RFPFLLKNT  ''OMPOSITION 
ijebe'',  Q'l.  b."'  <'ana'!a  p-.lf'd  .\pr 
'.     4ri9,l^->       4   I  !aini<  ("I     167  —  ^5. 

rnakiiit-    an     ins.  ■■:     •■.n.ll.'n'    which 

d   niiiinfc'  eijual   part-"   -'f   phenyl  gall- 

to     "omplHtc    iii|iu>f.i  ■ti'.r.    and    tli.o. 

troIat'JHi    oil   r.i   the   d*'sirt>d   d>'irre>- 

of    man  a  fa'  r  n  ■ '■     an     in>f''t     rcpt-.li'nt 

rt-    <.f    pht-nyl    s:i  .;'■;.  la  r.'    ,ind    --unpisor 

li'ju-fa^tioii   and   riaving   incorpora  tt"i 

inal  petrolatum. 


1 


iiition  sy'<t>'ra  for  Internal  combuatlor 

circuit  including  a  source  of  current, 

a    distributer,    a    plurality    of    trans 

connection   with  a   contact  of  said 

the  primary  winding  thereof  may  be 

circuit,  a  plurality  of  secondary 

a  secondary  winding  Id  asaociatlon 


tx 


with    one    of    SJiid     prima  rv     winitnikiH,     !     a     -park     liap 

between  said  secoiidary  w  in. lint;  arnl  rii.'  sp.nk  iiIuk' 
•d-'orrodf-  in  tne  cylinder  •!,  shnnt  '■ir-nlr  iirid>,'iii,:;  said 
interrujifr  ini  Including  a  cod'H-.r  ami  a  primary 
^park  iiaii  and  a  condenaer  coLn.rt>d  in  shunt  of  the 
arm  an;  re    winding. 


!.471.34tl,        .\r\TT-ST  VI'.I  r     l:i:,\CH      UAH.        .T^MKs      \ 
M'ixey,    CVinnit;...     in       .issi^nor    ',••     I  nternnt)..i...  i    1 1  .a  r 
v."<t.  r   *\,rnpany,   a   Corporation     ,f    N.'w   Jersey.      Flleti 
Sept.    7.    19JII.      Serial    No.    4Us,0G4.      2    Claims.      (CI. 
280—141.) 


C_ 


1.  In  a  rni.niit'  c  ;i  r  for  "•aeons,  tli"  conihinai  !'in  of 
an  axle,  a  biol^t'T,  a  r^.^rint-  fn.in''.!  h.'ivecn  ?h.'  a^i.. 
and  holstfr,  ti'*:r,i,s  S'viired  .it  tlit-ir  re.n  i  lol-i  to  tii-' 
ai  •■  an.l  niiNt' r,  iiound  plates  providinc  a  <  ■.  limlriiml 
b<arin>;  se.,'uretl  to  the  forward  en. Is  -■'  the  iiounds.  a 
slfpve  journalfi!  in  the  hound  pi.a'.'  '..  iiin.;  and  havin^j 
a  fianjx.'  at  fa.h  •;.'!  aiapted  to  bear  on  th*'  >nds  of  rh.' 
hi  inl  [naiis  •:,.■  <|.'..f  navin;:  opp..sit.'  pi.Tforations  in 
oriw  'tid  b.'vond  tli.  plates,  a  r.ii  }i  'H'  -liilah!.-  ;n  tin 
8le*-vt'  ami  rt  a  r  n.arin.:  nni  no^an-  ■■  \  i  ••uii  nj  taro'ikrii 
the  reach  bar  irni  ttie  pf.'-fur:iti..ns  In  th.-  s.ccve  fur 
adjustably    seinirtni.-   the   reach   bar    to    fiie    -le.'ve. 


!,>::. lu"; 


Mi:  in 


i;       M  \K  i  N'.     i.K  \L!:     S!  <,A1J 


WiLLUW  15  SRWhUK  i-.l^nAn'tT,  N  J.  ns.sl>:nor  f- 
I'orn  I'roduft.s  R>'tininj,'  <  lirnpany,  a  Curporati"ii  o' 
N.w  York  P^led  Nor.  16,  1922.  Serial  No.  601, :in.' 
Jt    Claims        (CI.    127—10.) 


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1  The  pro'-i'ss  of  ootalnii  _•  ^Tai).'  sn::ar  iii  a  Cfystalllnc 
state  from  a  dextrose  sohiti.in  produced  by  .(jnversion  of 
starch  which  comprises  runcentratln^  the  solution  to 
super-saturation  by  heating  in  vacuo,  co<diiiK  tlw  solution 
to  and  holding  the  same  at  a  crystallizinK  tempeiature. 
separating  the  mother  liquor  from  the  dextrose  crystals. 
subjecting  the  mother  liquor  to  a  crystallizing  tempera- 
ture at  a  corresponding  density  substantially  as  speci- 
fied for  a  second  yield  of  crystals,  and  thereafter  making 
a  separation  between  the  mother  liquor  and  the  crystals 
Inst   formed   then-ln. 


OcToiii  u  '2ii,  I'.n:;; 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


671 


l,471,:i4''.     rIl.AUi,I\(,  nF\Ii  K  FOR  mai'iiim:  gcns 
<  HMM  i-;s  I      I'M  •  I  s     Iiayton,  Ohio      I'lltil  Mar,  •_■  1     192.'1. 

^fvi  .]    S',    >;.■.;..-,    J       4   cia.ins,      ii  1.   s;i      ;.'7,, 


^...vatT-  *  ft'--^^^...  ... 


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1     A     maiiUBlIy     operable,     quick     detachable    charging 
rii'  fh.inisin  for  flexibly  mounted  machine  guns  comprising  a 

sli;;i'!  .  xfendln^  trans,, Ts<dy  i^f  the  u-un  frame,  a  crank  in  Ms 
on    said  nhaff   at  ori.>   side  of  cnii   havint;   ni'vins   t  i    retrHot 


til. 


:t    nf 


pnn 


and    a    hnrol 


sliafr   at   tin'  opposite  >id' 


the 


I. p. Tail  .1    1,.\-.  r 
un 


1,171. -MP     'iTir  I  I  i; 

Filed   Mar.    ru,    V.r. 
(CI.  7:1-21.) 


Tsi.iMvx   |-    I'Ki!i.:i\s,  Atl.anta.  Tex 
'.      .S.  rial    No.    .'>r.'.>.t>2!.      3   Clnims 


1  In  a  t\>-\ f  th.  class  ilcscribeti.  a  main  oinit.'  com- 
prising .sill,.  siMi.s  'inil  an  end  piece  locattsl  tlifTebet  w.  en  ; 
a  closure  proj.-tniL'  inwardly  from  one  side  strip;  a  tdl 
chute  comprisin;;  an  L-shaped  member  extended  from  the 
clo^iure  to  the  end  pitM'e  and  including  a  bottom  and  a  side  ; 
a  plate  cooperating  with  the  closure  to  form  the  other 
.sid,-  of  tlu'  chute,  the  plate  including  projecting  parts  co 
operating  respocti\  fly  with  the  ri'ar  surface  of  the  clo^iur.' 
and  with  the  forward  surface  of  the  end  piece:  and  mean.- 
for  securing  said  parts  of  the  plate  to  the  closure  and  t,. 
the  end  piece  adjustably,  to  permit  the  dlrtance  between 
the  plate  and  said   side  of  the  chute  to   be  .adJustiH] 


1,471,350.      SAFETY    DEVICE    FOR    POWER    FRKSSES 
AnnAH.w   riASF.R,  Elmhurst,  N.   Y.,  assignor  to  Rosen 
wa.sser  Bros.  Inc..  Astoria.  Long  Island.  N.  Y..  a  Corpo 
ration  of  New   York.      Filed  Dec.   18,   1919.      Serial   N.. 
345,853.     4   Claims.      (CI.   192—25.) 
1.  The  combination    In   a   power    press,   of   a    revolubl 
shaft,  a  power  driven  pulley   lo<-.se  on  the  shaft,   tread), 
operated  mechanism  for  connecting  and  disconnecting  ih.. 
pulley  and  shaft,  means  for  holding  the  shaft  against   ro 
tatlon  by  friction  from  the  loose  pulley  comprising  a  jiro 
Jectlng  member  on  the  shaft,  a  device  carried  by  the  said 
treadle-operated    mechanism    for    positively    limUing    the 
movement  of  the  eald  shaft-holding  means  and  shaft  when 


the  treadle  operated  mechanism  is  in   its  hlKhe.st   pofiition. 
the   said    mechanism    having    a    member    arranpd    in    the 


4     - 


path  of  and  actuated  by  the  said  .shaft-holding  member 
when  the  sMiid  iiiecl^a nisni  is  in  its  ]  .west  pofiition  whereby 
the  siiid   inilley    and  ^ll.■lft    ,ar.    di^v  ..nnected. 


1. 4  Tl. ::,-,!,  L 

ahslgrn.r  ti 

Miif-s     ,,  \  . 

Apr      4  ;:' 


■■:ss,     Av.nu  V.  l'Ki.i.,i\v,  SoutlinrMLie    Mass.. 

Amerbnai;    Ojitical    Company.    Siutiibrid..' 

liin.tnr>   A^so,  n.tion  of  Massachus.  tis.     I'l.e.l 

-■'        .'<iTi;i    .\.,.    4,-.'-.:'4i.',      4    Claims,      (CI. 


I  As  an  article  ot  m,,  n  n  la.  i  iire.  a  leu.s  blank  having 
inl(.gra!  rn.;ins  f..rm»H]  on  th,'  face  tiiercf  {..r  iiiitia:  en- 
Kagem,'nt  wifli  a  grinding  tool,  said  menns  b.-inj:  dispos.'d 
intermediate  the  center  and  eds^e  of  the  lei,,s  and  p.isltioned 
to  balance  the  lens  on  th,-  ^rin.lin/;  ;..ol  at  tlo'  start  cf  t!ie 
grinding  operation. 


1.471,351;.       TYl'OGRAI'HICAL    MACHINE        !;iuiN     \V. 
riKRSON.  Newark,  N.  J.,  assignor  to  Mergenthtiler  Lino- 
type  Company,  a  Corfvorntion  of  New  York      Filed  .Tnly 
27.     1922.        Serial     No,     577,858,        12     Claims         .01 
198—32.) 


1.  In  a  typographical  machine,  the  combination  with  a 
moTable  line  transfer  carriage  having  two  fingers  to  en- 
gage the  line  at  opposite  ends,  of  means  mountPKl  on   the 


^72 


1.-4T:  :;5:;  i-uUIT 
r:i.>  T'rati.  Filed 
Cla.rui. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 1928 


4 


.SLiiiui^i^  rtiiU  acCiiiK'  liuruig  th^  transfer  raovfiBpnt  thf-rpof 
TO  i+rmit  thf'  two  t  ngers  to  approach  each  nrht-r  In  con- 
fiiii'ig  tht>  line  betfl'WD  them  and  thert^after  to  lock  the  ; 
ftr.frs    acairist    separation. 


l,4Tl.a-,6       DISK    WHKi:i.       Mui 'K(,,    s    Kkip     Uevelnnd. 

Ohio,    nif.!  .isii    :    \'.r^:      v..r;;i    \.    ;  ;.".  >;t;;;.     i  ciiiim. 
CI.  :;i)i— .;:;. 


JAFi   WRENCH,      Ai.iu;ht   V'.ui..    Mur- 
Sept.  16,  1922.     Serial  N.>,  r.^»,6ir.      4 


CI.    Sl--.3.1.t 


I 


.V         / 


JSLjk.:^ 


(?---ia,.At. 


J/- 


1.  .V  jar  w.-^  ■,  !i  i'Tcpri-siiii;  a  pia'M  [irn-.  ;.i.  <!  irith  radinl 
grcKiVfg.  JiiWfi  :i;"'irJ>d  'o  >l!d"  radially  in  -lAid  croovt's 
and  carrying  jaw  "['iratiii^'  pins,  anfl  a  platp  [livotally  con- 
n»>cteil  with  *h^'  jaw  carryinjj  platn  formed  with  slots  Into 
which  thf  I  i!,s  tit>4id  and  the  mldd!*'  [Kirtiuns  nf  which 
ar»-  further  from  thi  center  of  the  plares  than   *heir  endi. 


I,471.::ri4  i'lSTi; 
PiifK.  Hamilton, 
■iii'i-ry  I'Mrporar 
X»-"    .!■  :>>-\  ,      I'll 


Ih-  •  ■  rn;!iiiatt"n  with  ii  hub  haviuj;  n  bnrrnl  portion 
sr.'l  a  r-i'lial  flank''-  of  a  central  supporti'  ^-  :ii.  niii.r  I  av- 
iri<  ;iL  inwardly  'iir-.vi  'Vt'-  -u  its  inner  -  d;;.  -.'Stinj 
upon  the  barrel  [«irtl,.i;  ,f  r:,.  hub,  the  otit.r  )-  r'  m,  .,f 
•ia;d  ri;finher  '••  ing  curved  Inwardly  and  a  di>k  n,!^in^:  it.< 
inii>T  [M^rTion  arrarjfed  between  the  .■■ntrfii  riaint,.  r  and 
'.iu-  !iuti  rlarii;,.  and  '-onnected  to  said  I'lnL--  n.d  i-a-mt-  r 
said  disk  !)•»![,:  curved  inwardly  to  cotita  •  w;';;  •►;.-  in- 
wardly .  ijrv..,]  portion  of  the  contra!  ^'ippiriinK  in.  niter 
and  Then  ■'urved  outwardly  and  a  riai  -(innected  to  the 
outer   ^M^^c   nf    said    -ll^k 


UTTIN',     APPAKAIT'S.      Jo.SKPH     H 
Mass  ,    assitrriMr    'ii    fnir.-d    ."Jh^..    Ma- 
)n,    I'aterso!!,    N     J,   a    i 'm  r^mrM '  iiti   af 
Tun^'   L'O.    r.i;;<       S.  ri.il    N..    'lO.'.ifk), 


1  471..S.->7  El.Ki  IFIICAL  IMI'l'I.SE  INL'i'.  AiUK.  ft.vM- 
r  EL  RiBEv  .Nav  \  ,jrk.  N  V  Filed  Mar.  15.  1922,  Se- 
rial  N       5-43  N'i.-.       Iten.-wd    Mar     1  !l     1923       10  Claimo. 

■ '  ,.   ^J4---  1  :,  , 


4^- 


1     An   aj  iar    'a.      f  the  chaiacler  described  cumpririn);. 

in  •-..inl  ina-nai,  i  ,,-■  ir'-f-  of  lieht.  n  vaninm  tuhf  .iiip,irat\:> 
cnipriSHu'  A  v'i.rar  -rv  M^.nl..  und  :ni-ati-i  far  fUT.-  tint:  r.  ■ 
c^a^acr.■^  ./  '!]•■  '.;  f.ra  r  iorn  •',■->■,  ,f,  i^.i  :ci,|i  ,>  •  I  -  j  Ra^n  :  ~ 
n  •<;.., D,;-,e   to    tht>   vtbrarian    -f   ,      ',    :]■,.]■■. 


1.  In  :!  d.-triiiii-.ti;;  ai-pira  t  us,  a  r»<CMV.r  :;av:n_'  serleu 
of  :irtiid>-  hold;-  .'  ]i>i-,-.<  disi^.s-'d  m  difft-rtjut ;y  arranged 
*pt.s  and  wlrh  'hf  I'  vi.'es  of  pach  set  extending  between 
thfis.'    ..f  .inother   set 


1.4-1:1.'..',       HKAni.IfJilT      TRfMAV   W.   i'uST,   New   Yorli 
N     V      a-si„ii->r    r  )    EHectri';    Ai'to-LUe   Torp.. ration.   To- 
ledo   Ohio,   a   iorU)ratJon   of   r»elawar»'       Pile<l    Nov     5 
lt»17.    ^p'idl    N.'     joO.T.Xl.      R*  newf'd    Mir     T),    1!^:::^.      14 


t'laiiii*.       'C!     .■4 


1.471,358.       FASTKNMK  [N.vKit'l  IN*,     .MA'-hiNM.  Ird, 

A      UrMNET,     <ani''r:dt:.-,      Ma-s  .     as.^i.;i,,,r     •..  f.Mte,! 

Sh-..'   .Machinery    '  or;...ra :  i..ii     I'a'.-,'--<in,    N     .!  .   a  M-rpo 

ration    .  f    Nfw    J.  rn.v.      Filed    Sept.    27.    1019.  Serial 
No.  .■;JG.77!.     :,o  1  lairr.s       u'l.  :;  I S      O.."..) 


-i:rje 


1  A  d--.  i.-^>  Af  r; 
tjina  t.'<ri  ■  '  a  -asing 
rotatjibie  on  a  fixed 
and  ni-'an8  (or  11ml 
said  ht^'-i/ontal  axl!4, 


"lass  described   '"omprisint;  the  com- 

a  reflector  mounted  in  «aid  casing  ajid 

rertical  axis  and  on  a  boriionfal  aila  ; 

injf  the    rot^ition   nf   said   reflector  on 


.'„  \  f;i~:.-n>'r  s.annj.'  nia''!iiii..  ■  '.n,  iiri-int;  twa,  rn.i'tai- 
nisnis  rnnst ructfd  and  arran.'t'd  to  '-ooperate  with  '^ach 
other  and  to  op.-rate  lnd<-p.'nden tly  of  each  other  at  will. 
on>'  to  punch  a  hole  in  rii.'  work  mid  Insert  a  fasfntr 
therein  by  sacceaslve  -ycles  of  motion,  and  the  oth' r  t. 
present  the  fastener  betw»'eri  sii-h  ''vcl.x*  In  position  'o 
be  Inserted,  the  flrst-defined  of  said  mechanlims  inriud 
Ine  a  "tatlonary  punch  to  hold  fhp  work  from  ^hf  tlmo 
when  the  bolt-  is  ptmchtd  nntil  rhc  fnat'^npr  is  !n«er»(-<! 
therein. 


OCTOBKB  liH,  1112;} 


I  .  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


673 


1.471..H59.        AITOMATIC     AHVANTK     FOR     SYNCHRO 
NIZINfi    (il'N    rONTROI,       Hehrkrt   O     KtssEi.i..    I  >. 
iroit,     Mich,,     and    ('{(ahlks     l.r.ir.n     rvn.i  s,     Itayton. 
<ihio,       Fib-d     .M.-ir      L'.     r.tj.',       .Srrini     N..      :'4(>  .'■.(17,       ;'. 
Claims.      I  CI.   80- -J7,  ) 


lower  <'iid  and  tanin-'  sprint:  rlips  to  sn.ap  o\.  :-H,si.!  bi^ad 
a  si'cond  disc  aNo  havink'  o;.eninL:s  tber-.-ni  Miai  ■  >a,t  lal  h" 
pivotrd  on  sjiid  !ir-t  disc  :i  tlriL'tT  LTip  -o,  K.Tj.t  -•-<'"\\-\ 
disc  and  a  stop  for  liinitiiiL'  t'lr  rotation  of  s,-,i.;  s.'coinl 
itisi',  said  diso  allow  if)i.'  t!io  sifter  'o  ]•<•  T.i;,r..,i  '.•prikrht 
'ijo.n  ;i  Mipport  wlion  not  in  uso,  j^rto,  .  iit  mil'  ''■  .''aana 
1  ato    rlivoiia  riti.    ,,f    j  ■  ^   cnii;.  nt  s 


o.    In     ~y iH  liiaini/.int:     irun     contrid,     a      r.i'ary     itnpnl'-e 
eenerator    sli.aft    embi«<1yliii:   ;txi.-il!y    .aliiriH'd    sections    ba\ 
Ing    revers.  ]y    iticlined    ttronves.    atid    a    rctit  rif  nufilly    lain 
frolled   s|(.»>vc   snrroiiiidine   and    slidalile   ovit   the   iidjiu'ctit 
portions    of    the    shaft    sertions    and    haviiitr    means    op-r 
atin,i:  in   tlio  uroovi's   thereof   to   vaty   tla-   lead    of   01,.    >iiaft 
section   relatively   to  the  other. 


1.471..'U;0        SIKAP      IWSrKNKR      Ii>R      11 VIK  H.A.^.^-llS 
H.\KK\     A      S,\m,i;kn,     Sonthbrid::e.     Mass  ,     fi.ssictior     to 
.\meric:in     '([itical     ''oinpany.      .s^otithliridge.      Mass.     a 
Viduntary    .\ssociat  ion    of    .Massacliusetts        Filed    Apr. 
l*;.   iriL'-'      Serial  No.  .-.a,-..-jn:',      r.  claims.      1  CI    xs      -fj  , 


1  A  device  of  the  class  described,  including  In  com 
hlnation  a  lens,  a  straft  eneatint'  the  »Hlpe  of  the 
len.s,  :i  r.  sllient  stirrup  inrlndini:  spac<al  V  slia[M'd  mem- 
bers adapted  to  lie  arranired  tipon  opposite  sid'-s  of  the 
lens,  cross  portions  i  ontiect  ini;  said  V  shaped  nnniber-. 
and  having  enL'atetnetit  with  tlie  strap,  looped  portlon.s  at 
the  ends  of  the  V  sliai>ed  metnbers  and  a  pin  carried  by 
the  lens  having  Its  ends  channi  led  and  engaged  with 
(<ald   looped   portiorns 


1,471  :ir.l.  FLOCR  SIFTKH-  Svi.vi.,v  R.  S.<iin,Es,  llilis 
l.oro,  N  I»;ik  Filed  .Tune  1.  lltoo  Serial  No,  3S.'.,tT26. 
[',  Claims.      (CI.   Ml!     GO.) 


1.  The  corablnation,  with  a  Hifter  comprising  a  cylin 
drlcal  meml>er  havint'  an  upper  filling  end.  a  slftlne 
means  intermediate  its  ends  and  a  suitable  handle,  the 
lower  end  of  said  member  having  an  encircling  bead  formed 
in  Its  wall,  a  disc  having  openings  therein  fitting  said 
315  0.  G.     44 


1  471,."'VJ  S'Ii,d{,\<.C  |;\TTI!:V  Fill  MR.  J.\CK  D. 
SAinvK-if,  I. oil;:  N.and  City.  .N.  V.  Filed  Nov.  13, 
H'l'.i      s.  ri.ii   No    ,,  ,7>H0.     2  Claims.      (CI.   1.17 — 68.) 


1  An  ,atrarhmeiit  for  convent  ion.al  aatferv  .IK  em- 
oodyiii^:  .-I  elo^nre  e.-ip  .idnpiid  to  serew  into  t[ie  tapped 
filler  Clip  hole  ,,f  ,'1  .  oiiventional  ladl  :,ii<i  |.r..vi.!o,!  with 
,111  aiierture  tijefeiti.  ;i  ;,;iir  of  ttdescopinj  sertions  .  ach 
provided  with  a  fiance,  which  sections  ,!re  t.  les.oped 
into  one  another  from  th.>  opposite  sjii.s  of  th.-  '-ap  for 
tnoiintin;.-  .'uid  siipiportine  the  sections  ;ii  as-.-mbled 
relation  on  said  cap.  means  for  feeding  liquid  into  the 
interi(,ir  of  thi^  tipper  seifion,  .'i  duct  ttirioigli  whndi  the 
li'iuid  may  fiow  Into  tb  '.att.ry.  .'i  \a!\.  -iii.p.  ■• '.-d  on 
olio  of  said  sei  tions.  a  b  \  or.  .also  ^aj.poilod  .a:  <.n.  of 
tile  se'-tioiis.  fof  aotaatinL'  saai  \ah.,  and  a  ii'iat.  con 
trolled  by  the  li<]iii.l  lev.  1  <if  the  electrol\t.  ,,f  -be  ceil 
for  .•i>!  iiai  in^'  tla  !i-\er  to  ntiscflt  i't  \::1\o  aiid  allow 
liipiid  to  flow  into  the  cell  when  tie  Ibiaid  1.  v.  ;  -.■f'.ides 
below    a    [a-edetortniriod    niitiitnnm 


1  . 4  7  1  ,  :^  t- :•;       .vrTd.Mnun  i;.     nAiii,A    n    s.-hikler. 

Mi.idows      Idabo        liled     ,\HL'      -."       1;<11.       S' rial    No. 
4'.t.-e--7        !  t    I  lainis,       1  CI     1  vo      4_'   1 


\^\J-J^  -xi^j 


1,  In  Ji  motor-driven  vehicle,  the  corabinntion  with  a 
vehicle  frtiine.  of  a  divided  axle  carrylnt:  rond  wbo.ds.  a 
casing   r.  ceiving   the  inner  ends  of   the  axle  sections  and 


!i5i!!HLH  iji  "i  wi  m.w  wmiiiiam  1 


^)74 


'•on  tif'red     with     th 

«!;•■.•!<  .tni!  ui'luil 
v>rT'.:aI  axis,  arii!  « 
be£*i  1  !i    sai'i    '■.i>;inj: 

Motions    ;1i!.!:i''.'li  t    tl 


vehicle     fr:im''     t.i     turn     about      i 

k'  III   <aid  casing  for  (Irivinir  th.^   roa.l 

ti_'     a     mcinhHT     rntar.ihlt'    atwuf     xHiil 

riucs   PTteniliri;.;   frmn    thf    ••inn' •■n-.n 

ami    th>»    Vfhii'l>'    fr:iiiii'    t.i    the    ,nl>' 


1.471.364        I  KTTK 
Filed    Ml       J*      1 

(CI.   23J      :!5  i 


r.OX-       R"Y     S.  HiiOCK.    Eiii  !      ''kI-i 


.1.    hi    a    Iff TtT    bo 
from  i>nf   -n.!    if   !ii> 
nal    fiiviit  (1    Ti,   a    w 
■^ii'l      /    rhf    •'!_'ria! 
d<",r     !!\.,r,     'i::.!     a 
vf  rr .'  .1  i    rii»»iF  inn. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


<  xtoukb  23.  1928 


.    d    pivoted    ii'i'ir,    a    :i.»<pk    •'ir-'iuJin^ 

jiivut    of    t;if     l.H.r     an    .M-r.  j  iv    1    >;;: 
U    uf    r;H'    U'ttt-r    '"ix,    a    'i...'k    ..■       hip 

iia[)t..|    til    iiu'.i-'-     ttii'    I Ic    '.;      -hi' 

';^■■i.;ht     f.ir     -iw  s  iiiri  n.'     •],■•     ^:."iil     •■> 


!  »::  .>r-.     ti  ili.  vF'Sihi.k  ]<\^\-l\\  i-kvi^k     i'vjk  i 

!^>>MMy.:i<    Tsi  -k.ihL',    N     ^    ,   r\«\'^:;<<'  ;.'   Siiy.i.'-  A-  I'.la  :k, 
In. -r;M;ra'.'.!,    \.  w    V..rk     \     \'       i    i 'nrT- in  f  i^i:    .if    New 


York.       Fi  ..!     ,!■ 
Claims.      iCl.    4"    jl2'l 


ZJ; 

0    /»    M 


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tt 


1     A     Mil.ipMMe  i! 

!       :.:■:- i.irv       ,f      l^. 
a  -■ :  'ii  lati'il    *",'.-r':!.T 
uKTimi     fii-     il'-rria 
walN    ■.'     I    I'liiralif, 
tsv.lv      Ma  ;■>    arrir-il 
p.Tni'N.    tnp    wil'*    nr 
ix\r i-:-i), I' ■•    -lanfN    t»* 
ar-     !  '-i  ■•ila'fi!      a:,. 
tn[>    w,i!U    f.ir    nir.'rl 
an    aii.''''    r.,    rhi-ir    i 
foldeil    th   ri'ovtT   f-i- 
atii!    '.r    hii:<lin;;    th 


,,,-j; 


ai    \.i    •;]'>  ^i:      4 


-ft- 


\i-"vf 


\ti 


K  ^ 


i     i 


3     : 


lA~\.^^^^'\.         I     WNdV      li    \Ni:i.      Mm    NT  IIaHHT      a. 

S'  FTiiN   a;'!   UiiHFH!'  S     \  (\    \ri  v     |i:i\r..n,   Ohii>       F"ll«'(l 
Mar     -",».    i;<_,:       .-^^ria.    N-     ''•.^.<'>:>:i       :>    i  Ijuin-.      iCl 


1  A  'a:;niiTi  'imr:'  niourir  for  aircraft  enilii'<l\  d:;;  a 
nun  ^!i;i;i'ir'in^  iH-atn  ad.iiti'!  •<>  b*  placed  in  a  nnrmally 
hori/.i.i.!  il  [losition  ncms-i  !■,.  nmnel  <>(  an  lircrnff 
fusfhiee.  and  a  l'uii  i'arria_i'  movable  loni?i  t  udiiii  II  v  of 
said   brum. 


47!:!'.:  Vi'TAIiVTI-  Ti'l;  -■KlWJNi,  KH.l/niEK 
\M'  I  VSi  Ri:\\I\(,  I'lI'K  JOI.N'lN  \\li  IHK  I.IKE. 
I1"MKU  '  1  iiu'Ki-,  l'.urkburn»'tt,  'i  .  x  i  ih-.i  .Jati  !">. 
1922.      Serial  Xo.   527,990.      4   ClaiuM.      (CI.  81-   r;!  ■ 


1.  .\  ili'Vii;''  'if  thf  i-har.arti-r  'ii  hiti  in  d  iiii'idniL-  a 
rlngdike  rotary-  nuTuSnT  ti,'r.in.'  a  rlxi-'l  jaw  wi'iiin  s.aid 
in.-ni!ifr,  a  -«:iii;;iii;  jaw  nin-.iMi'  t'niard  .and  fruni  the 
'ixfd    j.iA.    and    [I- riidi'T..  t     t   ■Ui     iMrried    tiv     tin'    nitary 

nii'mliiT. 


I[  ki:i'I.li    K       |■vl(^'    N  .      ^. .,:•;.'  r 
Arn'Ti'M  li     I  i|,'  I   ■  r    (    ,  'I!ip,ii  ;.  ;i        S 


I  ':■' ,  ^H  I  >  ;  ; !  i.\  M!  and 
-1'  \t  i  ^»  ,  ,i.-»-i:;ri'>rs  to 
I'  Ii  i  'rid.'i'.    \Ia.-i<  .    a    Vol 


■  r.r.iry     A-isu.  ia  tnm      .f     M.i -s.i,  hii -iff  t-'.       l-'lh'd    Apr.    22, 
>-!      Serial  No.  4<        t:      0  Clalma.     (CI.  8S — 54.) 


iipiay  device  inil  jditi/  i:;  "miiinatiou 
iziiiitaliy  a.-ran^id  upri^rht  panels 
iiid  fiiidt'd  alont:  rii.'ir  ,\U'"*  of  arfie- 
■■y     rpfiri's   ntiri_-    thf    frun'     ai.d     end 

,'      *M-lT>^i;     .1-      -l,irk<      iif      >i.iX.    ~      -I'^p.''- 

t'-d    '"    th»'    MiipiT    fd-'   ■;    "f    1  :t.Tn^i  •!■ 

['■'jlatfd   '1,    'h.'   'i\^;"T  .  .!.:•  >     'f   • '  -i-.- 

« i-iMi    the    p.tni'I^    rn    «hiil     '•ni-    ;l,i;i> 

'■oa'"f''i_'     rnivirs     .iM     «aiil     tt.i;i-     and 

"■kin-:    wh-n    <a:d    t!ai>-.    a  ri-    f.iMcd    a- 

i's[H'rn,.    pati.'l^    and    said    :";i    wall< 

rfpf  ■Jt.n'ini;    thi'    ti.;i-    .if   -;ni.|     .nxi-s 

'li.ipl.iy    in    tT<'fte«l    position. 


1  V  n:'ilM''"al  j-ai..  '•nni  pri  ~i  fi_-  major  ar;d  iniin'r  flidiln. 
~j.d  'ii'ld'*  'II  irit:  '■'•!,' ral  I  \'  .v.-;i;i  ri  •  ■■(!  nin'  fr.-n.  'hi'  "ttier  by 
.t  rf\i-r«<.-  if'ti,  r<.'\  d.  in-  'ati'r.ills  N.'p.i  r  i  ■•■d  Ir'.ni  ea^'h 
other  bv  d"«  n^^  ar'l;  \    ■  Uf'  !i.-   d:\wii.n   ~;,-  ;  ..|-  -- 


1    4T1.1<;':<       Ii!  \\<rKIM'K!\  I  1  S'l   MAi   HINK       i'h.ari.ks 

.N     VVmik.   !a:.r>.,n,    \     .1        Kili-d   .Innr   .''.     1!>--'.      Serial 

N'l    ')''>.'■'■'■  i       1-   1  lainif       't  I     111!      ti>< 

1.    The  ■•'>niliinatii  I'l   'if  a  pl:i;iT),  im-aris  fur  r'fintinjt  upon 

a  pajxT  strip   r<>stini;  mi   rlii>  plat.i,,   ,i   stationary   knife  dls- 

!)<is<'tl   adjai't^nt   niii'   >■;  d   ni    t  h..   [il.itcii     means   f.ir   feedlni; 

til.'    [Wilier    strip     A.-r    tli.-    plai.n    and    past    said    knife,    a 

riK'k'T  disfMis.'d    hej.nv    ihi-   |iia''Mi     a    n!.i\a!il.     knil'e  li>o«ely 


OcToriFK  L':?.  1; »'_•;! 


r.  8.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


675 


fitted    upon    and    CHrried    by    one    end    of   iwvid    rocker   and 
nrranKP<i     t.i     iiM>p,rale     with     the    »;tatloTiary     knife,     a 


risilient  hi'idin;^  nii'tnluT  si-eurrd  ti.  thi-  rm-kiT  a; 
iuL'  yi>'ldald,\  npi.n  (In-  .iiili-r  fai  ■■  .d'  lli.'  ni..\'a!ii 
and    ni'-aiis    f.T    actnatini;    siiid    rneker 


hn.li 


1.4T!,.';7(i  MAII,  Id.^TKlHI  Tid!  (  ii.'Mii  ks  P.  Wm.kmi, 
Colnnitius,  Ci  rili-d  ,\i!^;  t,  IMl'.'  S  ria!  \.-  .'.T'.i  .",s:; 
1    Claim.      * »  1.   25K    -Hi.  I 


.JEJiL      ..;^:,^  ,Mi^ 


\  mail  distrihntor  fur  mail  ears  nnd  stations,  the  Kami- 
romprisintt  n  fnum  adaptetl  to  lie  hinjiod  for  horizontal 
movement  in  tlie  lar  .  a  ii<e*t  and  cross  brarr  at  the  (<lde 
iif  the  tnii'k  ;  a  Kiiik  ricei\ini:  ariii  pivoted  for  viTfieal 
nioveiiiriit  t.i  ilii'  fiirward  sidi'  «if  the  frame:  relea.iiabli' 
tni-anK  fur  hnldin'j  llu'  arm  in  h(iri7ontal  position:  a  wdiis'l 
journale<l  ar  tlir  rear  nf  ilo'  franif  .and  having  a  wick  hold 
ing  notch  and  a  ratrh  th'-rein  .  'i  spriiiK  set  pawd  to  cii>,'a(.'i' 
the  rafch  :  levers  to  i  nntml  and  rep-a*'  the  pawl  ;  a  sack 
dellverinL'  arm  pi\.ite>l  fur  vertical  movement  to  thi'  cri¥<s 
brace,  tiiere  txan::  a  rat'di  in  the  jiivotfd  end  of  the  (]<■ 
livering  arin  :  n  p:iwl  tn  I'mra^'f  the  rat.  h  of  the  delivrint' 
arm:  and  .i  iri;:«ir  I'XH'iKiiyi  d<nvnwardly  and  forwardly 
from  the  said  [lawd  .and  in  tin-  path  of  fhe  operatin;.' 
levers   coiitndlin;;   tin-   sji.  k    holdirii:    whi-.!    aforesaid. 


i.47i,:iTi       \.\rrT.M    ikkh    hkvick      lkosmjh    h. 

V.'HEKi.Ei!.  riiirau'ii.  111.  assitrnor  tn  Stewart  Warner 
Spe«'<ionieter  Corporation.  < 'hi(iii:>i.  111.,  a  i 'orporat  imi  of 
VlrRinla,  Idl.-l  ^' j-t.  l.'i.  192L'.  Serial  No.  r>h7,!Mis  ;( 
Claims        '  I  1     l.'-l>^      .".i;  I 


1.  A  vacuum  fuel  feedinj:  device  ((iniprisiui;  a  chamber 
having  atmosphere  Inlet,  fuel  supply  and  delivery  con- 
nections,   and    float  inniroHed    means    for    alternatlnfr    the 


dnminance  i.f  a :  ujospiheric  pres>i!rf  and  auction  ahnvr  ;h« 
li'inid  In  sjiid  c)i;tinbi'r.  tin-  b.dti'iu  plate  ,d  said  'di.i  nitier 
ha\inu  a  ii'ntrni  ext.Tinrl >'  threaded  buss  thri'Ut.'h  which 
tile  discliarL-i-  ..ruic  is  tnrinid,  a  pipi'  ri'diici-r  ht'i'ig 
scri'Wcd  iiiili'  s;'i.|  Loss  <  .  ■!  i  ^I  i !  li ;  i  n  -  ;i  \;il\>'  fll.'UnhiT  ifii'ie- 
lii  !•'«  til.  '1,1  .f  '  ti.  ;>>is<  lifint'  .id.-iit.il  t"  -  rv.  ii  -  a 
v.ilv.  s.-.i  'ilii  til  Ii  •  w.-i  t'lily  si.atiiij.;  cli.  .  k  v;il\-i  j  n  said 
.■h.-nn  i..-i  the  c.irtiii ''i  ti'f  siippl\"  c.  .n  ii.'.-t  inj:  pip<'  b'tiiiinii 
!t"iii    !li.     loWiT    ri'.^ii'i'd    ti'rinin.'il    "t    s-n;    ri-.l;..-..! 


1.471  •;:.'      -.-I,,,  K  .  1  I  ri.Ni,   MAi  iiiM,      i;B..*sTf.s   i:. 

"i^  l-NKl.i.i  .    l.yiiii.     Mass.     asML':."r  t..     lulled     S>ii'e    M:i  ■ 

chlner.v  Corporaii m  rat.rsnn  N  .T.,  a  CoriN.r:. t;  ii  of 
New  .1.  rse\  ril'd  Ni'V  '.n  !■:•!!»  S.-rial  No.  339,208 
;'.  1    Clauiis.       (id.     104      ti-., 


% 


n 


.'»     -V  2i~ 


.w     *' 


^-^■£- 


1  \  stock-cuttinj;  machiti  hi\ini:.  in  combination.  ;i 
■intiiii.'  Ill  i|  p.  r-'ceive  a  strip  of  -t.i.'k.  a  reciprocating 
head  innalde  tnujird  an.i  from  th..  hi-.i  ;,  s.-rii-s  of 
knives  >p;i.  e.i  ap.ari  ii[i'iii  tile  h'-ad  ■ind  ;ir.niiici'd  to  co- 
Dperati'  with  the  h.'d  to  divide  ti  str;p  of  si.>.k  iraii- 
^ers<dy  infi.  a  series  of  separ.ate  se.  Th'tis  ,ini!  means  f,,;- 
renio\  int'  the  s.  ctmns  .'iiid  ^la.'kini:  :  [i.  m  i:,  ;t  sirij;|, 
coliinin. 


i.47i.:!7:;      MiriHoii  <)i    makin*;  si:ami.i->>    \\  lus 

linn     IN    ZINC,       Wil.l.r.^M     L,     WtiiiDWARIi     lak.  w ! 

Ohio        Filed     .\pr.     1'.     I'.tL'l,       SritU    No.    4G^.I10. 
<  'laitii-.      i  (  i     I'u;      it)  I 


1.  The  lierein  described  method  of  in.akiii;.'  seamless 
tubes  which  Consists  in  providint:  a  cast  inh'iltir  body 
rich  in  zinc,  s-tibjectinj:  said  cast  tuhuLar  bod\  t<  me- 
<haiiiial  triatnieiii,  tlon  lieatinp  stiid  tiihiii.if  I'ndy  so 
treated  .aii'l  theii  sunint  ini:  tin-  w.aiis  ,,r  -.n.]  tubular 
bod\     to    la  t.r;i  1    i  .'ii.p.ressi..ti 


1  .  4  7  1  .  :;  7  4  .      i»II.  KFFINING    liFVhi;       Hi'UMii.    C 

.M..\Mi,    Itetroit.    Mich.,    asslsruor   of   one  litilf    i..    liatr} 

H     Knepper,   1*  troit.  Mich.     Filed  Auc    ."..   1'.'.  1       S.  rifti 

No.   4.'s0,91t4.      7   (daims.      KM.    ]23-l!tti  . 

1.   .\n    oil    retliiini,'    device    for    internal    comtnist  i. .;     en- 

Uliies     comprising     a     casing     proxidiuk'     .a     ihiainber,     oil 

supply    and    return    passajres    leadint:    fmni    the    clituiiti.  r 

to    t)ie   crtmk    case   of   the   etniine.    tilteriiiL'    iiii.itis    tfiraueh 


676 


*r:i':h  cne  oil  mu 
full troUt  il  :jy  rht> 
^il'-  rii;(  r^-iv     iubaii 

ari.'i!,     ^     L"a>ii;,; 


t-vi'l    of    Mi     w:r[!;!i     th.'      'Is.inih'T     fnr 
trinj?     thf    sani*'     to    .irnl     r.vi.' .  ,  ■;_•    rfae 

ri'  iosin<    tt'-'    ijr-ir     ii.iiii.-(j    casiiijj    and 


a    cl'.i 

o  ii      • : , , 

porri'i 
abf.ijr 
out*»r 


i,4:i.:-i7r.      uame 

I  •r;in4   vi;l.'.     I'l 
54t3  0 


"WMinPli^|i>«R!l|if|II 


OFFK  lAL  UAZETTE 


October  23. 1923 


1,4T.  .iTT       FISHIXU  REEL.     I'Hables   A(;rsTis   FiovKR, 
Winon.'i    i.nk'-.     In. I       Filed    A  it'     ">      li»:;i        SptIhI    No. 


r   in   length    than    th«»   flrst   riamo<l   ca^in.-    j'.rvidlng; 
:u   •  r    ac'l    pd^saceway    for    heat^fl    i;as->s     tlv-iit    the 
ir!,:..'r.   said    supply    line   having   :i    coll    i 
;;     ■'   rh^•  ourpr   chamt)«r   below   the   oil   •■h.inir..r   ami 

which   tht'   exhaust   gases   tl.iw   in    passir.t:   inro    the 

■hamber. 


:      A    ri-ih;ri< 
ill!'!     huh    .isst'iii 
p;;i?e   '>elntr  ■■I.iDl'h 


i->'    [il:it''     ;in'i     a     spool 

i'     ail     ;nle,     '<aiil    t>a8e 

U'    forni    t 'limit)    rests 


ArPARATL'S        WiLiMM    S 

Fi;.'.!     Mar      j:V     r.*:.'        ; 


.'  '  'A   M  \  N', 

-ial     So. 


i.4Ti.;:-     \(h-rHi  ii .  of-   inoi.ii  !n<,  n^  stp:k  T<iN(;s 

t"H\K;,Ks     1'      IlHii'iiKi,!.      <   risr,.'|.l,    M.!        KilM    Aug.    5 
'  r::H    Nil     57y,i#17.      .'i   Clainm.      M'l     7t(--ili.j 


1  ;■!■:.> 


'on,     ■    - . : 

:::l 

:i  r :  T 
irfa- 

'1 

over    -  ; .  1 ! 

p 

a.lap-.-.l    ' 

P'Tni 

1 

,•;,-><. J-..    ,: 

,^ 

'0    p 

exit   'iTua. 

.-, 

i.!   ►• 

stantiallr 

an 

df's 

I  :  i[i;  iratm  comprising  a  surface  provided 
I  h  sur-  pi  irked  to  indicate  a  crtain  ilassiflca- 
i-k'.l    :ii.'tiir.>T  adaptf!    '-r   ."- 1->  itation 

I' 'I     '.    .■r".T    -.ill       r;    l.isiirc,    lui'aDS 

en-ry    ,,f    <  ,  [.;    ii^.-m),.  r    into    said    en- 

t'lit    c'«'rf-'<    ':,.■:•■':'.■-' .rn.    .irv".    :i    --piriite 

sir-'    rcuj.it      fri.;;,    >,ii«J    .surface,    r.ub- 


1  ,  +  :  :     :-;>', 

J  4  MKS      '  .        1'..  >  W  S 

I'-'.'.'        S*>rial    \ 


I' o  KSS  fiK  C'nNSTIM'rTINii  M\TS. 
KK,  (  olnmriu-.',  Kans  Filcrl  F.  h.  13, 
n.    5.*-!t5.17"«,       4    c'laims,         <!,  !,'4 — 2.) 


1  Th.'  process  c 
tins  tir"  ca<«iD?<«  or 
and  second  arrani 
relation    to    each 

portii.r«  of  fhe  ca^l 


=t==^ 


9*       ma 


'  I    111".. 


1  !  ?!  m.-'i:oil  .if  uniting  a  tooth  to  ;i  fi.oth  har  whlc^i 
coni[irw« -■  "(plitMnc  rh.-  --...tti  n  r  i-^  t>u*f  •■»'!,  ■>[ir''a(lln_- 
the  p'.r'iiins  'b.-in  '..rTiv.!  ichnriii.'  rht'  op[io«lti'  aides  of 
the  bar.  app'v'n/  'h-  -.n.!  •  n-i  .'  rhi-  r,.,,iti  t.)  the  har 
with  the  '<:^U',  p'T'iori';  -' "i  .hi  1 1 1. .:  *>;•■  '.tir  ind  eniracrim:  in 
r'i>'   'nl'Ui  t  ;i 'i'lTi  ^     'iri'l    w  ■    'lin_'   'h>>   iiMrf^   rogether. 


n  '.T't  fM:i  i>  KNOI.NK  ^IMMM;  '  ii  uti  KS  f 
I'.RfENE  1  >  I  .  ;..i<,  Ol-io.  Filed  Fed.  17,  I'l.'I  s<.r!,il  N'.. 
4ir,.mr.       ;-  Claims.     (CI.  244—31.) 


forming  !i..it-i  •■onsi.«rtni.'  "f  rir^t   cur 
who»>s   r.)  ile:*ir>Kl  1'  ru'Ths  .inii   hr>»adth.>i. 
ng    the    .ihiws    or    casings    m    »Tiiraglng 
ther.    and    third    :ixing    tlip    •  ngaging 
ngs  to  each  oth-r. 


1  \Ti  ..i!_'iri.'  sfii't.r  I'lii' i'>.l\  iiii^  111  ■omi)lnatlon.  a  sup- 
P'ir'ing  !ias».  ,i  sM[i<.rpnv...l  platform,  shaft  b^^arings 
Ixt'dly  s<'ciiri''!  r..  -iaii)  piaffnrni  an  i-nj^ine  starting  shaft 
'"nrnai>''l  in  sii;.|  'i.,!  r!i._'<  i  ~tartjni:  motor  mounted  on 
said  platform  for  .Irnini:  ^n\,\  starting  shaft,  and  mean.s 
for  .nljustinK  t'i>'  h  ight  .f  iai'j  platform  in  relation  to 
the   supporting  base. 


OcTOHKB  2:^.  11 12:^ 


U.  S.  PATKXT  OFFK  E. 


677 


1.471..'i80         XAriTM     (iOVKRNOR         |{oy     BiRrnKTT. 

.Selling.      (,»klii.        Filed      .Tun.'      Hi.      I'.fJ!  Si-rial      N.. 

47K.1  n        I     I   lalrn        <  C]      1  ;-t7       l.-»:;   > 


Thi.  conibiiiatlon  with  a  fui'l  iutaki'  [uaiiifohl  havlnf 
a  throttlr  valve  thririn,  nf  a  nuciuuh  cajiing  havin^- 
<  onimt)  nlcat  ion  with  the  inti-nor  of  the  manifold,  a 
piston  therein  adapted  to  Ih'  drawn  toward  one  i  ihl  of 
the  casing  by  suction  cr.'ati'd  In  thi'  inanifuld.  a  steni 
for  the  piston  extending  through  one  end  of  the  oasing,  n 
1  oil  spring  associated  witli  the  .stem  on  each  side  of  thr 
end  of  .said  casing,  a  hr.-nk  t  inrricii  hy  ih<'  casint;  a 
!"'ll  crank  U'Xi-r  plvotallv  •..iiiiccti'd  tticnto.  a  rod  .on 
ni'Cted  to  one  arm  of  the  b»>ll  crank  at  one  t'nd  having 
Its  opposite  end  angularly  disposed  to  Ix"  connectrd  to 
the  piston  stem,  and  a  rod  connecting  the  other  ;irm  of 
the  bell  crank  to  the  throttle  valve 


hu!ni>'^r  and  nrrnntred  to  move  therewith  fT^f.-^  n  position 
to  hi.l.i  (•!!.-  ..;  s.-jjii  who.  ;>  nf  thn  autoririiiiii.  utrHiiist 
•t'priiitf  niovemonl,  aii'!  n.-intv  to  li.i  K  »,'ti'!  I'liisipfr  ;;i 
nni.t    iioMtion. 


4:i,.'>,;     .MK'riiii!'  iiF  .\Mi  mi:ans  trim  mi;\.<ik 

1,M.    I   .MlAL.V.NTK.      Al.v.^    11.    ri.Al(K.  Hro..ki>i:      N     V., 

.■!^.^i,L;i.ii-    ill    .ViioTicnn    'rele[i;uinii    aint  ■]  I'lrgriiiii,    i  .im 

p.iny,    a     I  orporiuioii    i.f     Ne«     'iorK  I'lU-.i     'i.-       !5. 

I'Jl'.K      .*;«'riai   .No.  ;j3n.'>li;,      .'■iO  riaiius.  (CI    Hit      i7I>.> 


:-/ 


1 — ' 

1 ^ 


.".    Thi.    method    of    determining    the    extent    of    ihe    un 

haianci.  brtween  a  pair  of  oh'Ctrica!  devices,  wbiih  con 
sist-.  ih  drtrrminink'  thf  ri'ducti..h  it;  tb..  t  ransriii^sb.ii 
eijuixalent  .>f  a  circuit  by  int  .•rpcssn^  ^i.iii  .1  \  ;.  o  m 
halanci!    rrhifioii   in   said    'jrcuir 


l,471.nM  Ml.XKlJ  K(»K  ilAS  HIHNKRS  Hkskv  V. 
•  Ai-UWEi-t.,  HufTalo.  N.  V  Filed  July  17.  1920.  Serial 
No    .■{Of,. 006       10  Claims       (CI     ir)8— 118.) 


!'     A    mixer    for   gas   burners   comprlsitii.'   means   for   .  on 
trolling   the  supply   of  gas  to   the   mixer,   means   for   regu 
latlng    the    gas    supply,    means    for    sup|ilying    air    to    the 
miX'T,    which    are   operable  indep<'ndently   of  the   gas   con 
trolling   means,   and   mi'flns   connecting   tlie  gas   controlling 
nieans    and    air    controlling    means    for    reducing    the    air 
supply  when   the  gns  supply  is  reduceil  or  shut  off  by  tue 
i..nrrolling   means,    if   the  air   supply    ha>    bet'U   previously 
ihcreased,    thereby    preventing    bacli  firing. 


I,471..';s4  FLFCTHIi  I.A.Ml'  .NLu-itin  cimssi.n  San 
Francis.n  i  .nlif.  I'il«  d  Aug  U.'-i.  I'.C!  ?*»'ri;t:  .No. 
4'J4,4tjr).      35   Claims.      (I'l.   240—53.; 


1  471,:?S2.  AlTOMOniLE  LOCK,  Am. hew  F  Cav- 
AN.4I  <;h.  I'ayton,  Ohio  File<i  Mar  ''..  ll»-'2.  Serial 
No    :>4 1,351*.     5  Claims.      (CI.  7O-!)0.j 


2,  The  combination  with  a  bumper  having  means  for 
moanting  the  same  on  an  automobile  for  fore  and  aft 
raoTement    relative   thereto,    of   a    device  carried    hv    said 


1  In  nil  ele.'trii'  laiijp  of  the  character  described  .\ 
Icmp  [lasr  having  an  npujinlly  p'oje.iin^  .eiiii.ti  .  u  n1 
d'umi  and  an  opw  a  ni  l.\  .--i  ni.  K  an  n  u  .a  r  iiia  rgina  1  r :, !  iiaxiiii: 
a  not'li  formed  in  its  apex  adapted  to  T'iiux'.-  ;i  lamp 
Cord  oi"  rably   windiible  upon  said  cord  drum 


1    ,  4   7    I       3  "^  .'  Srrrr.\SK         ll..M{OI.ii    STKI'IIFn      I'.i  1THK 

1   Hiiriilfi.     London,     Km.';and,        Filed     P"eb      \*       I'.<21. 
Serial    No     443.r.l7,       1    Claim,       iCl,    1  ;><>—.■'..'!. ) 


The  combinntlon  with  a  suit  case  and  a  detachable 
handle  therefor,  nf  lorii  fittings  mounted  on  the  suit  c»8f 
frame,  key  fltttngs  secured  to' the  ends  of  the  tiandle. 
said  lock  fitting  having  slots  for  the  reception  of  said 
key  fittings,  and  locking  devices  mounted  iti  and  carried 
by  the  key  fittings,  for  detachably  engaging  .said  lock 
fittings,   to  secure  or  release   the  handle. 


•■78 


1  '  4  .  ; ; .    1 ; ,:  K  V  V  H ; 
May    7     i;<j! 
1'*— It).} 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBKB  23, 1923 


;   Kl    ;-;       I,kvi(  K  I-OK  STOl-I-rN.;  I.KAKS  in   ni-KS     |    supply    current    t,.    !,.„!.    s,n,l    nansmlttln^    :,nd    recelvlnR 

Ko.  KETT,    .■harleston,    W.    V;,        FUed    ;    cirnufs.    an-l    a    ,■,„,  n.  >  t ;..,.    having    iar_'..    imp.-dance    a.id 

't-ri;!^    N.i,    4»)i,7tjfj.       ,J,    I  laiui?.       i  Ci.    |    ii.w   rf-.isf.iri 


lir.f-lv   I  .inn...  nmI   '„.t«.crn  oiif  tt'rmln*!  of 
lii!    smirf.-   an.l   ,i    i.rminal  of  .s.imI    r>"'.  ;  i  i  n^'   rircult 


1.  A  devicf   fn 
members   adapt  •! 
and  ♦•ach   includu; 
;it    oiii'   f-djif    a    ra 
havins   a    hiiiKe  lil 
oppositf  .«lde  of 
the  latter  b  in_-  :: 
are    in    oiK-ra' 
connection  i-  r;i  i- 
to  accummodai' 
and    the    flani;e 
therein  a  slot,  a  in 
slot  and  the  flai >:: 


1.47l,3.'57.      Mm! 
Diamond,    w 

^■-  -).il  No.  37- 


■he    i-  iri'MSt>   dr^irili  d    t'oniprlsiuK   two 
'.\  ![•  I!    a--fiiihli'>l.    'ci    surround    a    pil>«- 

:     i    r  y-R  !i>v.T>i('I  V    •■'irv.'.l 
lially    jircij. .  nii_-    tlai:_. 
;>■    "•oiiiie'-'iKri    will:    ■  a    ; 
ur\  •■.!   ^ft  r i'.ris   f rnr;',    > 
'  '^''-rlapi  :  ii_'  rt'la  t  i..n    .x  a. 
M.siriui,      ['...lit     a     p.; 
r''i.i  n  w-  a'l.;ii--r  !i,f 


■<»»i-tion   1  aviuij 
-    i'l    nu'»il>er.s 

I       tt.r    at    the 

•  ai'l  ;1  lilies  and 

•  Ti   'he  members 
s.nl    hiiiKo-llki- 

iiT'  th<'  ini-uiherji 


'!:•■     ■   ''     '  h  ■     in>-';,  'i.  r~     ha  v  1 1 
-'"  'l:  i-\K   I'liU    ■  x:.  ii.lili.;    'h' 

f  'h«'  other  nipni:)>-r. 


'lianieter, 
-■    f'>rme<l 

-'1L-:    -aid 


iriiTt 


I'lM  KKI 
in,  1 1  1  ■ 
!•■.   I   !ai!ii- 


1  ftr 


T!  i:i:.<, 

M  1  r       : ; 

25— i;n.> 


I  SUAE  I. 


I,-171,:;'«9        I  (  i|.  f-Ti  i'MT        SM,\An.uR    !m    Thai'am    and 
•UiK     l-'Ki  Alain*      h.-tr.-ir,    Mi.li        [il.-d    Nov      IJ.    I'.i.'L' 
'     .s.-rial  .\m    t;*)u.;i;t       l  flaiiii.     u  l.  .",.{-   ,;  , 


1.   A    concrete  ft) 

vrirh  a  plnra::rv 
each    unit   cwir.plf^ 
braces  ai.i   dani:HS 
tlon  of  UK  itis   .'   - 


1,471,388'.      >ir;\  v 
Brooklyn,   .N     ^ 
Telegraph  Compa 
Jan.   26,    Ift'.'l 
179—81.) 


rm    strurture    i-u:ii;i.'.,;ru'     iinits,    each 

'~   -!■!■-   iitff::ral   with   ■m,  h   .itht-r   ami 
M.    ir-.-lf    ami    aa^ni--    anir-ilar    ''uTii    r 

;'rMvi,!,.,i    -A-jth    ";i>-nin_'s    I'^.r   'h"    :•■••»'[. 

:a;f  r;    Alt ;;,    an    adjri'-t'nt    an  ;  •. 


.\  'OtTt'.'  pfTfiiator  portipri-nu-  i  ..fTi  p..r  a  vxattT 
'  ont.iin'  r  infhj.lii.i:  snuKl.v  ass,,,  lai.il  n:iiiT  niiil  miter 
parts,  saiil  onu-r  part  'lavMii;  ar,  .penm.-  ailja'a^nt  the 
app.r  fiid  Th.T...-'  ^a.,1  inner  [>art  heiiitr  m|..ti  at  both 
•Ti.!-.  a:)'!  arrah^-.-d  with  one  end  r.'i«isini:  iipt.n  th.-  h<.t 
i"!ii  of  Ilie  i.uier  i-art.  and  the  mh.  r  >  nd   [.r>i ;.  .-f  iti_-  armv 

the    latter,    and    adapted    to    li.       u.d      y     ihe      ,,rre 

;"  ■      s.iid     iiiraT    part     being    cuta.va)     ad\(    .i.t     th^    end 

"•!"■■*■•-      ipun    the    bottom    "f    ' !; jnr    [■■      i,     I.,    permit 

the  ••-•■ape  ,,{  -he  steam  from  rh^'  -!,■  :'!..-r  Min.iii:!!  said 
r.P'-tdn:.-  in  tfi.  .aifer  par-  ,  p  r'..-  sr^d  ;,,,r':-inri  arranged 
«:f'lli  fh''  iiin.T  |.arr  i;,d  d.  'iniru-  h  ra.fr...  reeeivlng 
■  ■•■iipartrn.-i.t  aifl  i  :■.  if  "I'.d  '■.\er  f.r  -airl  (a)nipart 
';•' nr,  -.ih!  eMv.r  ..  mc  ritted  iipmi  the  projecting  por- 
tion n:  ■'■:('  liin-r  par*  a-,!  .il.iia.d  !••  !•.  rer-.'iveil  hv 
sai.l    '■lilTfe    p.ir 


ssi^'m^r  !••  Ariirr;.  :ui  T'-i.-ph.)!!.'  and 
uy,  a  Corporation  ,,i  N^a  York  Filed 
Sprin:    N"..     t4n.()s7       i    <  laims        id. 


S^-£- 


1.    In     ,1     si^nalir 
f  ransmirrln^'     rirra 
eir'  11  i  r     and   a    ■  r  •  ■„ 
said    windings   ^wjru 
aO'if  her  of  "wid   wi  r 
circuit,  and  the  thl 
rrangmi.Hsioa  and  ba . 
said    transmlsaion. 
ing  Joined  together 
fircult    being    con 
said  third  winding 
mitting  circuit  bei 
winding  ,    a    source 


t* 


tai" 


-i-lJ — i- 


I' 


-ys'im     a     rra  nsmis.-ion     cir-ajit      a 

1     :••■   ivin;.'     eireuit.     a     lialanini; 

•  ini^'r   davin,'  thr- ■    windiru's.   ^.n.'   "f 

niijud-d   in   said   fransmlsslon   eireiiit. 

"Iinirx  b^ini:  ineluiled  in  said  halanein;: 

(1  viindine  Neln?  included  between  snitl 

aneing  oircuits  ;   a   terminal  of  •  ach  of 

receiving,    and    balancing    circuits    be- 

the  other  terminal  of  said   receiving 

ed    to    the    junction    point    l)etween 

und  said  balancing  circuit  ;  said  trans 

connected   in  shunt   with   said   thirtl 

of   direct    current    so    connected    as    to 


'  4  7  :  :'. 'f  n  si'M:K  i'lfi,  Mh.i.aki.  .f  Mownky. 
^'*""i'K  M  I  "AVIV  Hid  IvMKs  I>..u\KV  ihirano. 
in  Filed     ■  »•  •       M      itrjo  S.rlai     V-.      41'ps.-,7         i» 

' '  iairiis.      ' '  d.    1  u.:      i  •;;' 


n^ict 


ng 


1.  In  a  sparit  plui.',  the  e„tnbinatlon  of  a  shell,  an 
electrode  insulated  with  resp-ct  to  the  shell,  a  sparking 
element  slldable  upon  the  electrode  longitudinally  thereof 
and  provided  with  projections  each  notched  to  form 
spaced  termina!«  hnvintr  coinave  end  wlges  defining  pairs 
of  sparking  points  spaced  aijart  in  the  direction  of  the 
axis  of  the  shell,  and  a  spring  resisting  upward  sliding 
movement   of  said   element 


» 


•OCToutK  L'3.  I!t2;i 


U.  .S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


(m!* 


1.471.;i(»l  KUKOSTAT.  Hubekt  IS.  ItUNLOi'.  Columbus. 
Ohio,  assignor  to  The  .leffn  y  Manufacturing  company, 
(uluinlius,  Ohio,  a  Corpcjration  of  Olilo.  Filed  May  1'7, 
r.i:'l,      .Serial    Nu     47;i.n.'.-,,      iu   (."laims,       h],    l'1'.»      »">9.) 


1  In  ,•(  rh''i>slat.  the  lajmldnation  with  a  riy 
coniprisint'  end  idate.s  joined  tii^eth«T  liy  rod.s,  a 
of  re.sistance  grids  Kupiwrted  upon  and  insula 
said  r(xls.  and  deviia's  adjustable  relativi'  to 
plates  longii  udinall.v  ul'  s.ilil  rods  to  ilanip  said 
iiperafna-   rel.atioii    In   ea(h   oth'T. 


id    f 
Idur 
l.-d 
said 

,i;  T 1 ' 


ra  na 

a  1 1 1  y 

from 

end 

Is      ill 


l,471.:i!»4,       MirniOlt    Ul*    .dll.KlNi.,       I'KlKii     A      1  KIM 
.\sv.    .Miami,    I'la,.    assi;.'in.r    to    d  he    lUirtoii    i'ai.'-    '  "Ui 
pany.    I  hiia;:o.    Hi.    .a    (  ••rporatidii    of    Illinois.       I  iled 
Jui>    lu     PUP      s- rial    No    :;n'.t:;4.     3  Claims.      (CI 

3i-   U.H,, 


1,471, :;;(-■.     zi.\r  n  a  if     rvi.iMUiK     von     offsft 

LITIlOf^iHAIMlINdr       FliFSSF.^^,  SriMtr       Fl.E.Ml.NU, 

Owen     Sound,    ont.ari'.     Tanail/i,       l-"iled    ,No\      ■_';!,    I'.c.'n. 
.^eri.al   No    4-'7,103.     6  Claims.      (CI.   101—415.1.) 


20 


1  In  a  zinc  plate  i\  Under  for  offset  lithograpliin_ 
pre-scs.  III.  conihinat  ion  with  the  cylinder,  i^f  s>'L:m.ntal 
/ini  pl.ite~,  th.  oiir  ,  rid  of  e.ach  zinc  pliit.^  lieniL'  luriied 
■OTW  inwardly  and  'l.amp.'d  in  the  cylind.'r,  sliaft^  ti.>,a\ 
ttonilteij  in  the  (>lihd'r,  pj.'itrs  hiiii.'>al  to  the  other  ends 
of  tlo-  zinc  plalo-  and  -.iiired  to  said  shatts  and  iinans 
for  inrtiin,.'  tin  -hafl^  for  draw  int.'  the  zinc  pl.ilcs  taul 
.•i;:ainsr    the    cvli'idi-r 


1,  Method  of  miiitiug  by  niechaiiically  cieated  su.tion 
applii  d  ihieriiiitti  iitly  to  the  cow's  teats  which  consists 
ill  '|.'\  rloiiiiitr  .1  \.icui:m  at  .•ach  pulsation  so  that  It 
i|nickl\  la'iichcs  the  in,!  \iini;iii  int'iisitv  'ie.sircd,  then 
culJt  inMii).'  the  .  xhai;--!  m.:  op.  r.ition  -u-t  -  iilliciently  to 
maintain  the  i!itei:sit.\  of  the  vacuum  bub.stantially  con- 
stai.t  tor  a  lime  ami  thm  rcU,\-int:  the  vacuum  so  that 
the  (ow  .s  leat.s  are  suljjeiH  tu  atmospheric  pressure  and 
discharging   the   milk    accumulated   in    the   vacuum    space. 


i,47i,:;'.t5.      .villi     i-.\.\ir    iiiM.Mrii      \r  rAMiMi..NT 

WlI.I,l.\.M     C.    UAiiUi.ol.,     I'aytoii.    (ilim         i'l!--!     i'    I      H 
r:c'l        S.rial    No,    .".(it!,l's7,      1    Claim  'i     :J40 48.4.) 


i,t7i. :■•!<:;       \i  I'oMt  .lULi:   i  ot  .-r   siii:i;in<;    id:\'icE., 

Hm     Maksii     F.n.      I, OS    Anirel.'.-.    Calif        idhal    Ajt     AO, 
ll'i:."..      Serial   .No.   (;:{5,i'ai7,      0   I'laim-        i  Cl.    74       ;!!),i 


1.  The  combination  with  a  rotary  element  of  a  vehicle 
steering  mechanism,  of  a  clamp  body  attached  thereto,  a 
lever  pivotally  connected  to  the  clamp  body,  a  foot 
pedal  on  the  eitremity  of  the  lever,  a  table  integral  with 
The  clamp  body  and  .supporting  the  foot  lever  in  its 
operative  position,  and  spring  means  to  automatically 
return  the  lever  to  its  inop«-rative  position  when  released. 


In  a  lie.idliL'ht,  a  lens  retainin;;  rim  provide.l  -aiih 
riv.ts,  a  lamp  housing  having  rctainim:  lips,  a  jdaiu 
glass  closnii'  nil  auxiliar.v  celluloid  dimin.r  attachment 
provided  with  f'arwHrdly  .  xtendine  .apertured  tlanues 
adnpited  to  l..'  I'liLraced  hy  rivets  in  said  retamiiiL'  rim 
the  face  of  said  dimmer  attachment  txdng  pirovided  with 
iil>erfur.  s  to  rectdv.'  said  forwardly  extending  retaining 
lips  on  said  lamp  housing,  said  dimmer  attachment  heiug 
iilso  provided  wdth  forwardly  extending  thing. -s  .adapted 
to  engtige  the  outer  edge  of  said  rim  and  press  inwnrdiy 
against  the  outer  face  thereof,  said  dimmer  tittaihment 
being  .adapted  to  refract  the  rays  of  said  headlicht 


1,471,396        KIDGE     OR     HIP     FLEXIBLE     SHINGLE. 
Albert  Abbb  Griswoi>d,  Providence,   R    I  ,  tissittnor  of 
one  half    to    John    Francis    Chevalier.    Hrookliii.      Mass 
Filed    Aug.    17.    1922.      Serial    No.    5s:;.4"^M.      2    <  laims 
(Cl.   108—24.) 
1.   -V    ridge    or    hip    flexible    shingle    comprisinj:    a    r.c 

tangvilar    shaped    body    having    a    locking    end,    opp..sitclv 


080 


thicknt-s*    -r    t    -f-  II 
end    atitj    !hr-    ..c>i'i 


mmmmmmmmm 


OFFICIAL  GAZEl  1  K 


OiTOBEK  23,  1923 


lisp.,..,)      .n;,.    ^h.iLh'f'r.s.    :i    nailii!/    end    I'lf  iiiiiiii;    troi; 
ti-'     ~hoij:.!.  -»,     iiDi  >'rt'irut».|    i);ipi>«<iT.'(\     d.-fxist-il     :.ir:il 
•  >'ly    and    -ip.ic.'.!    fr  .iii    rh,>    i^.jiiy     t; 
)!••   of    the    li[  s    ii  1  -.  ii,^    ,1    ;>oirir ' 


ili>     n;\v;iii 


'\:.    di-,. 


square  end,  [h-  s!,.Jii:dpr  adja.-fnt  ^nds  b»>:n_-  <ps  ■.■<!  from 
the  shr>'ilr%T--i  a  p-j  d-'-'rmin.d  disran'-c  ir;il  '"  irm  >tops, 
a  bonda  !►>  :!.^n!'..|r  in  th.-  f.irm  nf  ,i  >ir:;i  -f  sheet 
metal  apd  !!■  M  ir.  M,T'.'  ;>y  ih.-  ijii'iirrurt;.'d  hjx,  :'..r  the 
purpoxj    a.~,    df.sori'ld 


1,471.307         !d;i\:N',      \\[.     STEKRING     M.'j   11\N:s.M 
FOR  rTi/ri\- KTCiRS       Savjl-ei.  T.   HnK.vEH,   Slnr.r     \!.> 


nl.  ISO — 4;{. 


Serial    No.    5'.l'J.o'67 


.    I  -.liii.s 


1     In    a    d>>vi.-p    /f    thp    r-la.'<-»    d"S.-rUi.'d.    ,i    shaft    com^ 


prisins:   ('!>Tiii'n  t<    :n 

th'-'  shafr  ■■:f-m.'n- 

■T    v-ik.>   ni"-T^h.T    -a-Hf^d   by   the   aiU^   am 

a-;.;    !-iW--    Uirincl     a    knuckle    t.lnrk. 


'■vt.'rid;nj     ':,r..ij^h 
f.My.ind     thf     1,1  :i I'.  ■ 


axial    a!!^nm>'nr,    drivlne    ni^an-;    for 

in  ailf  rn..:inr;i;i:  said  -^haft  .d';n'  rsrs. 

rir.^idiru-    upper 

I     VMrrjca:     shaft 


thp  block  and  ►•xtendin,.-  ;jpnardly 
(■•'arins;  nf  th.-  yoke,  ir-'ariiu'  fur 
driv;;:;,'  'hi-  •-',!:>  from  one  of  the  shaft  .d-nr-nts  h-f.ir.' 
narriPd  a  •■■nian  i'4rr1«>d  by  th<>  vprti'^al  shaft,  n  :,'ea  r 
wb>fi  mi'-ii;:it:  th^'^j'with.  a  ^phii■'^'  wiip*.]  rti-juiitiii^  said 
gear  wh- I  :;isr  n.'L.-d,  an  arm  arri.-d  ay  thr  Ivnip-klf 
block,  a  ■■  fr':  -li  -rt.ifr  and  mouiitiiii:  'ii.-ans  f'uT..for,  a 
plurallt\  "f  p!v.)t;jiliy  ronnt^tfd  el^ni.TUi  r.nrniaKv  at 
approxiriia'-;v  riirlil  angles  with  'ai-ti  oth.-r  f-.r  -Mri'-a!- 
llng  thf  arni  fr..m  thf  vprtiral  «haft.  an,l  rii.aris  f,,- 
partly   rotating  sai*!   vertical  ahaft. 


1.471.39^ 

F I K  v  R  V 


as     MnrXT     WITH     KKMOTR     rOM'it,  u. 

I'-'.ils     iMyti-n,    tihia       Kilp.l    Apr     :;n,    ift.';; 
la.  .\  '   '■..;:.  TT.i     s  Claims.     .<::.  S9  -4l.i 


1     In    combination 
utout    two   aiiw   of  ro 


.    a    flexibly    mounti^     ijun    movable 
Utlon,   lockinir  mefhanismg   for   pre- 


.^n[i  IK  movement  about  Mltl  »xp«.  and  coDfr<illintc  means 
il»  raole   at   a    jwint    remote    from    the   ;; m    for    rtlcaslru' 

r;  .T  or  both  of  said  Io<-klnf  mecbani.sms  .lad  turnisii:  thp 


1  tTl-'i"'  U\\  VnV.%-<  T..M  V  KCM.isHKEw,  Hamhurp 
■^"'^  '  ^'"d  Jiii.-  •;.  i.i.i  St'iirtl  No.  \-,;>,-\\y.{,  i  riaim. 
I'd     lot.i      12.) 


.-"-*- 


\        ^         «    «-  ^ 


\  ,'i«y  [ir^ss  .  !iP..  ..!•.; -I  i{  ;i  !,ainii{  i..,x  haum;  a  ff^d  n[>en- 
ir_-  ■h'-r'-iu  ;  [ilung.T  ni-.sal-iH  unhii;  nnid  h  x,  a  pow.T 
l.'V.T  h:i.!-'.i1  from  one  fii.l  ,.'.  I'o-  !„,t  a  rod  .'oruif'ctinc  the 
I'hih.ir  i:id  power  lever,  whereby  movciii.  nt  ..f  fh.>  latfrr 
will  ►t)Hrate  the  plunder,  mean;*  for  oixritin^:  th.  pow.-r 
lever,  and  a  ball  plvotally  secured  to  th.  S.x  and  .  ,,t:ag. 
n'^d,"  wlt'i  a  hook  carried  by  the  power  levor  fir  holding  tho 
iH'i'r   against  downward   movement. 


1.471.400.  TYPOCI:  Vi'ill.  \i  11!, Ml, VIS  (.k.irok  T 
KlNGSBlBY.  Brookliu.  N  'I  ar.-..  r  *  MfTL-.nthal.r 
Idnofyi)o  Comjwny,   a  Tnrp   riti-oi   ..t    N.w    'i   ,rk       l-ilf>d 

'"•'■     '•      1'.'-'         .s.'ial     N-      r>]'>,,vr,i         i: 
199^-63.) 


t  iaims 


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£ 


'  ''■  "T  ''''I  M  p-  -•■  ip'"'' >:  rnji'iuu.v  a  raa'rii  adaptpd 
t--  ••  '"ipv  ,in  ^,  ■::  .-■!  p..sit;,,'i  vxh.a,  in  ,]--•,  •:)..  liiiid  matril 
b'iijf;  cat  av^a.v  j:i  uut;  :iidf  an.l  at  one  .  nd.  f..r  thf 
pose  described. 


ie   pur- 


1471.401  IkioK.vS  FitK  1 'KISULPfl  I'R  IZATION  OF 
IHi'N  .Wh  .<TFKI,  IlKivKp-H  Kokpkr.s,  Essen  Ruhr. 
<..Tmaii,v,  ,-<-i_Mi  ■:  ■..  Th..  Kopj-TS  Devrlopment  Coriio- 
r.atio-i.  Fift.stiirjfi  fa  n  (  a-r  j..  .rai  lou  of  I'fnnsyl  vanla. 
FiK'd  .luly  s,  nt.'p  Sena!  N..  »^;;.14tj.  It  Claim*.  (CI. 
75— 2T.  I 

1.  A  process  for  d(-«iilphiir1zln£:  larire  quantifies  of  Iron 
and  steel  which  con*l.«ts  in  -^ovprinR  the  bath,  after  the 
bath  ha.s  been  free*]  in  the  nsn.il  manner  from  phosphorous 
mank'anesp.  gillr  ,n  and  th.'  Hk,  and  after  removln<  the 
fdau  cover  re»nltin_-  aft. t  th^^e  (dements  have  been  fr.'ed. 
with  a  new.  thi.k  hiithly  (^asic  slae  Into  which  specially 
pretjurert  carl.on  of  approTimatfly  the  vime  speciflc  pravlty 


OCTOUKK  L'3.  I!t2;{ 


r.  S.  I'ATEXT  OFFICE 


681 


a«  the  ^'lae  If  dipped,   for  the  purpose  of  comhinlti?  with    |    1.471.40} 

*^dphnr     l..     f..rni    ralrpjia     sniphidi-     |i\     rei.'asiiii;    raliduui 


SIGNALING  rincUIT.     Willp*\!    FT    MabtiW, 
^'•"    \"rk.   ,\     V     a>s!i:n,r  to  American    1 .  1.  phone  and 

Telegraph  .  .  i!i;pai,,\  ,   ,•    .  ..rp.'r.iti.ai   of   N.^    Vtk       I-il.tl 
■Ian.    M,    Vj.l.      StJiai    No,    4-50.1-7.       U    Ciaiuii..       *cl. 

!:;»— 81.) 


IIUdiT    til..    ilitl'TlCr    ,,f    liii;h    t  <  fM  p.  fa  '  1 1  f.-s   ^  llil    W  i'  1,    .M     Ii.Mlf  Pal 

.'itmosplicr.-.  thii«i  rcnio\  int'  at  tli'.  --a  mo  time  i  li.    last   trai  as 
of  oxygen   as  carb  <n    monoxid.- 


\ 


Jr^ 


1,471    to.'        lV,\I.I,Kr    MKidl.AM.'-M     Fuli    (iKl.  SINTKK 
IN«.  .MAC'H!NK.<       Kichahp  1.    l.tau-.  Nrw   \..rk    N     ^ 
assignor    to    liwiirlii    ^    I.ImmI    .^iinLoant:    i  oinpany.    .New 
■V  ork.    N,   ^   .   a   ( 'orixirai  noi   .  f  1  iilrnx  a  r.-,      f-'ilisi   (Nt 


I.  In  a  slKnaliDK  s.vsii'iti.  ,a  i  ran snii.ssion  circuit,  a  tr;iUs 
tnittinp  eirniit.  a  nn'oix-jnj  rirciui  a  'lalancint'  circuir.  and 
a  t  raiisf..nni-r  h.a\in;.'  li.r^a  u  indiij^v  ..!!.■  of  s.iid  wind- 
ii^K-  I'.lii^'  ii'i,ad.'d  iri  ,s,-ii,l  t  r:i  iisiniss.  •  ■.  rirra'a,  ina-tfha- 
.if  HiiiH  \^atoliI!_•s  liolriL'  inapi.if-d  in  said  balasoaiiL'  .dr.'uit. 
.ati.i  th.>  third  v\indn,_'  Prin^:  iiolud..!  t.ct  w  ,.fii  saiil  trans 
'ai^si.ai   ar.l   t:,il...h  ir-:  .■•r.aiits  :  a   t-Trninal  of  each  ..f  said 


,,,,,,     ...     -.,    V ,^s       I,  ,    ,  ''I    "■■'"■'"ii^^i"'!r. ■.■'•!  •in;.'    a'al  l.aliinoiiier  rirriiits  belnc:  ioinf'd 

i.'i.i,    >.  iial    Na     .■ ,tvs        lio',,\i.(l    ,i:ii,     _.p     ]'.fJ'A.      ti 


I  ■  1  ;i  1  m  s 


!<d     L'llG— I'l.) 


1^5= 


ii— j-^'^bL^fjy. 


3' 


t<>trofh<T,  Ih.-'  ntii.'r  ''O-rninal  .if  s.-iid  re.-'(  i\-iT)i:  (drrnit  hirlnt' 
coniieai,.,]  t,,.r\\,,.,|  ^-|j,)  tiijni  \x  jndini.'  and  flit-  circuit  iri- 
Clndini;  ..n...  <,t  ;},.  <i!i,'r  t"..  windings:  s-i.l  t  ri  fismit  t  hiL' 
cir.-uit  i-.i'ij  I  "lai.'i  t.'il  in  ..iiani  uith  .sanj  tinrd  winding:, 
a  SI  a  I  re.  .if  -iir.'.t  .air.  ut  >, ,  (..iii,-.  . '!.■.!  as  t..  su|.pi\  ."arr.iit 
f"  '"'th  ^.aat  ir.Tivnjsniii;;  utai  sai.1  n^celvlnp  (ar'aiit>,  nii.l 
a  cireiiit  h.'.vink'  larj,'..  iin  i..'<lan('i  aiai  l.nv  resist;.,!...'  direct 
I.v  '■■■tiiaa  l.'ii  p,  .ai.'  t.rn.ihal  .j!  said  si.'unv  and  to  a  tcr 
inlna!   ..f  f-.'iid    re.ei\;ri;;   riri'uit. 


!      In    a    no'.  Iiani.sni    for   d-'sulpliarizini;   ..r    Irt-fltinj;    ore, 
tljt'  (' iMibin.'ition  of  th.    niaia  train.  ,  th.    air   i'<:\<~<  arraii^ed 

III   s'rit's  an. I   supp..rt.sl    !  »    siid    frano.    i m-    fnr   for.  Ini; 

air  throiijfh  .said  h..x<*.  th.'  ;;iiiil.'»  ,i\  ai.'ni:  th.'  uit|«'r  [mrt 
of  the  frame,  thr  s<rii's  ..f  pail. is  on  ih.'  sjiid  L'liideway, 
•  ach  .'list  with  downward  iirnj.st  inu  lianu.'  walls  adapted 
to  fit  air  tii.'ht  with  th.'  air  bov,-.,  and  .iist  with  vertical 
walls  and  iraDHv.Ts.'  bars  integral  with  the  vertical  walls 
ind  with  the  flanpe  walL~.  said  transverse  bars  being 
adapted  to  Kupport  a  SM'rics  of  detachable  Krate  secti  .ns. 
and  carr>ing  int-ans  foi  h.ddim:  the  krrate  wvibms  ritfldly 
l)Ut  dftachably  on  the  palb't  bo. lies  as  th<'y  niov  alon^'  and 
around  said  air  boxes. 


1.471.KI.',,      (   LAV  WORKIN.;   MAi   HIVLHV        Hr.v    H     M .: 
Ft. ROY,   Dayton,  Ohio,   assignor  to   H.'V    H     McFlr^     r.- 
''!wr  fnr  The  Rohinaiui  Ir..n  Works  To     I  jivfi.i;,  fihio,  a 
<'.'rii.,raii..n  ..f  Massachusetts.     FU-'d  July  IC,  V.rS2.     Sc 
ri.i!    \  .    .-,74,»;<^2,      ,',   Claims.      (CI.   25—14.) 


r~i^. 


1.471  4o.;         (   LMFNT     H.\  1\H     Ho.\.     r.VKHIKH  .\  M .    , 

'•'  ^"'  '""^    W     M.u.n.vs,    r,.i,!i.-!;>i  ill,,     j';,  [.-ii,.,]    i 

Jau     :>.l.  lUS.:.      S.rial    N..     f.li',.]-n,       i]    Claims  ,(d 
83 — 73.) 


^41.*- 


L  .K  mcarif;  for  handlinc  nuiteri.'il  coniprisinp  a  h  dy  h.iv 
ini:  a  batch  aw.semblini:  rompartinent ,  .-i  I'l'infiit  r.-civin- 
box  haviiii;  a  hinged  top  lid  and  di.amctrically  oppositely 
dispiw.'d  trunnions,  a  pair  of  ..pp.isitely  disiM)S(.<l  standards 
on  sjild  body,  said  ."itJindanU*  having  bearing's  for  said 
tninnions  to  receive  the  same  when  said  box  is  placed 
over  the  batch  assemhlinsr  comiMirtinent,  means  for  hold 
ing  the  box  in  its  vertical  position,  said  box  being  adapted 


1  I'll.'  ...ml. illation  with  a  motor,  of  a  shaft,  belting- 
oo'iii'"!'"-  t:i.'  111'. tor  and  sh.-ift.  a  pini.i?.  ..i,  smd  shaft,  h 
»ie<'..nii  shaft,  a  cear  i.n  the  soi'..'id  shaft,  meshini:  witli 
sjiid  pinion,  an  •  xi  rusi.m  aum-r  carri.  d  by  th.-  scond  shaft 
an  imjKdler  ixwiti.oied  laterally  of  the  aucer  and  adjacent 
thereto,  and  means  to  drive  the  impeller  from  the  second 
shaft. 


l,471.40tl         RALlOTFLE^iKArilV         Ikfi-ki;:.  i.      S      M, 
•'  '-I-'"  '■"■  <!'-veland,  (Uii...  assiv'n.T  i..  CI.-ms  I,    Martin. 
Cleveland      (diio.       Pile^l    .Inly     l'5,     i'.cp        S.rial     No. 
SLS.lfll        4    Claims        iCl      iT.o      n.) 


4     A     t: 


r.'C'iv  iiii:    system     iinvini:    tw..    dire*-tional 


^1  ^'?H  '""r:."^    '"    '"'*"    '"    '""'^    ""''    discharge   the    I    recen.n.^  units.  .acH  of  said   units  consistin,.  of  coils  arol 
H^!   Jfl":!!lf!i-_/   '''"  "^  ^^^  ^'"^  *•""  '^'^  ^"^'^  ^'^^'^     i   "  ""^"''■'"  '•  n'ained  in  an  evacuated  tube,  the  ax,^  of  the 

two  sets  of  .«aid  colls  beinp  at  ri^ht  angles  to  each  other. 


blinjt  compartment. 


G92 


j.tTi.407        Tvri-: 

H'-.Vki    NT'  Nk.m,, 
iCI.    i:iT      l-n 


OFFKIAL  GAZEITK 


OcTOHKB  23, 1923 


kVHITER      ATTACHMENT.         Anmk 

.\-w   York.   N.   V       lMl,.<i  Mar    :;■     I'..-.'i, 


1.  A  r>  p.-u  riT.  r  aljtarhmout  ■•'lujpri'.ii,.'  t  r-.l  .(.Liij^'il  to 
tH-  arrni,^'.-,!  ill  ,iilx  :iL>.  ,j(  !h>>  pai).-f  t.thlr  :..  pr>>.M,t  th.' 
papt-r  :'r"i;i  \»-iu^  U\iv,-n  in  :hf  tln->M't  inn  ,,(  Mi.-  ;»T;U"r, 
a;.il  ni'-iiiis  M-curf-d  <>  the  mafhiiie  ami  in<-l'Hjn,t'  i.;ir;Hli'I 
eiid  m'>mb'-r-;  adai>t-j(]  ti>  supP"rt  'h''  fi'd  in  jp'tsiMrin  f.ir 
Uik»,   t^i.-  .-ai.J   ■■liil   [ii.'JHib.Ts  !i>'iiitr  ;iif\ir   a  r.  ■  1    r.,   r-i.-viv-    ailil 


s!i(>|*'r-    -h 


h>-   -tanl   rui] 


■KC.r     \(j:i:r/.     l':!kton,     Mhio         Fil.-.l     Jiin.-     II.     19_'0. 


1.  In  an  intfrna  rornbustiuii  >Ti_'in>-.  a  '\\  iiml'T,  a 
deta>'haM.'  h.-ad  ■i.lsn.,'  rh.-  oiUfr  ■  inl  i,f  t::.-  r-ylind'-r 
and  h,ivi!,_-  i;,  !i.i4t:,,i;  whii'h  .'nvt-rs  th''  'h'T.'  '.f  ?!]■■ 
cyliri'i-T  ■■■'M!;..,^.  .]  ,:,f  f*,,  ..[iposit-  *,i;is  «:!!•[.  ar.'  ;ii- 
clin<''l  ;n  i:i;i[>.,,ir-  lilir-'t ions  «-ifh  rM^p...  t  r-.  fii,.  :.!:i^'i 
tudlna  ax'<  ■.'"  fi-p  '•\lir:.i.T.  >aid  :i,  Iiii.^.l  uiiN  ',  ivin.- 
valv..  j.-c,  vii'.-s  :i.-  ~a.d  -.a'~,  and  intak-  :<■.], \  .•xaaiisr 
condt;:^-;  Mvi-iid;::,-  '  .  -ti-  ;,,.rts  and  {j.jsiCiun.-d  at  uIiUljuo 
ii  -'■"  '•»  the  I  >  i.|.  -  axis,  and  .<«aid  intake  conduit 
pxt.Ti-lin.'  -iii.i  Icad:-L'  'mm  a  point  a'lov  -;jiid  .l.-ta-'haid.' 
<'Tliiid>r   hf'ii! 


-»  "  !  .  4  n  ;i  S-l^;i-:i;i\(,  (,KAl;     I'mK        .i(A!!lKs     L. 

.\U  iaix.   New   tjiitaa.s,    L.i       Filed   Jan     .     I','.':;       Serial 
laims         '  !     Til      l."i  ■ 


X.).  610.279.     :'.  ( 


1'  The  riimbinafi 
stefriiiij  p<j.«r  eoluni 
f ro m    1 11  r II 1  n if    on    t't 


n    of    a    st'-H^rlng    post    whe+4    and    a 

,    of   a   means   for   locking   the   wtu>»d 

■    '■olumn,    cnmprlsin;:    a    collar    flx*»d 


around    the    colurnn.    a    nl««e\  e    revolatile    on    th<»    roliar.    a 

tiar  !iin_'ed  r,i  ttie  ,i....w>,  in.aus  on  <  i.<-  liar  to  .au'HKc  n 
Npoke  oT  'til'  vvh'el  \\*i  II  said  '.ar  i^  ^wini::  t.ward  tile 
\\  h>'el,  n:e,ii;-^  io.  kmj  %,].  j  •n^Mmii-'  means,  anil  means 
'■n  the  r,,i:ar  .'!!.,'a  .:i  i;^:  'h.  '.a;'  f-.r  holdiiu'  ilie  slrew 
fruDi   lurniii^'   u  iien   th"   nh.-.l    i,   lo.ked. 


1    tTl.4:n        1'1{(H   i:ss    .li'    MAKIM.    W  VrKKI-Hiluh  |\', 
I-""Fi     '"Nt   It!    If:      Wh      liil-      PHoldhT     Ti  I  Kli  HI :  V 

'■'!' '1 ''■' 'l-:!  '  >.'Ks  k:.  l:  St  '■\  \'.yii]:\  ne\  eia  rid  ,  oh  ;o 
A  idrew  \V  .\'  H  .  rr'.  i\e'ti!or  ..t  ,;;j,l  Sjieiie.  r  H 
N.-\*herry  iecased,  assu-nor  h,  Mei|ij.,H  i  on,  ref 
U  it.'r;trrH,':ii_-  i  ..aipa-iv  rle\  eland,  iihio  a  ( '.jrpora 
^■'"1  of  Main-  !  ;o.,!  .Ii;i\  j  i'),')  Serial  N'o  4h:J,-'.';1 
s    '  !a  i!ii-        '  I  I      I  or,      _■-,  . 

1.    rr.ie..ss     nf     mak!n_'     v<,  a  r.Tj  irooiin  -     \,y     MiiiinL:     faifx' 
ii'-id    vMtii     livilfir.d     hill.'    a'ld    -isrrin-    f(i.-    mixture    ivilh 
'"!'■    hiarin.'    it     loov..    or'l:i;ar\     atiiiosph.rj.     tern;. era  t  a  re 
niiti:     The    jirod'n'f     '.e.-naie,     i     humo-eneoas    tin.  ly  ilivide.l 
p.iwdef. 


1      ♦  ■   1      4   1   1  !   I    Id.     SA\  KK     AM.     Ilia     \l;l'.o\!/.i;|! 

11    iM-K     1-"ai  K      \k:   MK'iKl;,     -Maiunni  •.     la         I  iled     .Ian 
\.>.  l'.t2:L     Serial  No.  'iU'.o,:4      ^  (  laimtt      iLl    1  .'.'i'   -I'J-^.  j 


4—^; 


A  •w-S^" 


1  I'h"  ■'omliina  '  jon  w  HI;  'h.'  tu.  i  l^tai^■  ,  ip.  i  1 1  ,i  n 
inter!;al  i-o:n;Mi>iinh  .'n.!!!-  ./  an  a'.xiliar\  air  n.lel  -'oii- 
neefed  Ther'-r,,  md  h;r>  in_-  a  ::aailM  r  ontainin.-  amphor 
l>alls.  said  ihamt.er  hemj  lo,aiisl  iietwe.ai  the  an.Tiliary 
inler  and  the  armo^jih.  re  and  liavini:  an  atmospheric 
port  at  ;rs  lower  end  whi'di  is  rwrnially  closed  by  one  .if 
'h'-  Minidior  !ia.,s  ^.--'.d  thereon,  sahl  larnphor  liall  aet 
in-'  :i-  I  '■al'.  e  for  [!..■  i  f  fm.s;.i '  .-nc  ixir'  ,idin'.d  to  1„. 
,i[.   neil   hy   the  sm-Ti.,n   i>f   'he  eniriiM- 


♦  7!  il2  I'ldM  \!;[j  siilNpiNc  M  >.  <  ||1\|:  Koim 
'^^^  'ipi-KI..  I  11-  rii  Te\  Kio-d  \I,,r  .c,  I'.ijl  S.rial 
No      t.'iO.T  »'i.       >;    (   lai.'ns         ■  i   i     '  !        ( :'.   i 


1,  A  Krindini:  machine  comprisini;  a  i.'riiidin:r  shaft,  a 
U-shapt'd  yoke  havinc  a  riirid  arm  receiving  said  shaft. 
a   belt   havinc  conneeti,,n   with   said   shaft,   a    motor   having 

a    shaft    connected    to    snid    l>elt,    said    yoke    heiiii;    provided 

1 


OCTOBKB  'S.\.  1  !••_';! 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


688 


with  a  pivoted  arm  eounected  to  the  shaft  of  said  motor, 
means  to  support  said  yoke,  atid  means  N\herel)y  said 
i;rindiiig  sliaft   and   said  motor  are  recijirocated 


J-shaped  arms  pi\id'd  a'  liieir  -urseii  ends  to  one  .ml 
of  said  plate,  jaws  ,arried  l-y  >airl  .irnis,  and  iiieiitiv  for 
suiiiKin;:  naid  artn.^  upon  ilie  pivot  for  >  ■uis-iincn !  1,^  >  pon- 
in>:    or    'iosi  n_"   sa  nl    ;;.  \\  ^ 


1  471  4IH,  WRKNCU,  .John-  H.  Tnlmki-ku,  .Ianesio,;n 
N  \  i'iled  F'eti  LT.  lit.'-J  Serial  No  ."..;>  I'.iM  : 
I  laims.      I  11     .vnI--   1  i:,,  , 


1.  .V  w  reie  >i  laauprism-'  a  wrench  head  ha\uiir  a  slid 
ably  mounted  Ja«  therein.  t>eth  crosswise  of  the  edge  of 
■-aid  .jatt .  a  ii.-iii-  of  to<dlied  slides  to  hold  said  jaw  in 
an  adjuste.l  position,  and  sin>;le  manual  control  for  said 
slides  to  retract  the  s.ame  seriatim  from  en;.'at.'ement 
with  the  teeth  of  said  slidahly  mounted  jaw 


1.471.414  .U'ltON  ROr(;HENKR  FdU  <  <  tXDKNSKHS. 
In  i:(i  r,  O,  I'k.v.sk,  Hampden,  MaBs.  Filed  Feb.  a,  lOL'l, 
Serial    No.    441'. lit.",.      U    Claims,       i  CI,    10      ],-,:i   i  * 


1      In     a     '-..ndeiiser     for    cards    having     ruh  .aprons     aiel 
n.i-ans    f,.r    simultaneously    imparting    rotary    an.l    :.  .ijir.. 
e.atini:    moth.ns    tlo-r.to,    the    •■oinhiini t mn    \\ith    ~;iid    nil. 
.aprons,    ,,f    ant,.mati.-    imans    r.,r    r.  .Ui^heii  ing    tin     «..ikin.; 
s'lrf.a.   ■    of    ..jie    ,,f     ih.'    apirons     wliil,'     the 
motion 


am       Is     Ml 


1.471.41.'.  .lAi:  HdlJiKK.  Wu.i.n.vi  ||.  Pi,,yTT,  liamil 
'"".  <"'i"  I''ile<l  Mar  •.'7,  lie'.".  Serial  N..  i;i'7,'i7.; 
3  ciaim.s.     (iji.  HI-  3  ;;.  i 


1.    In    a   jar   holder,    a    ba.se    plate,    means   for   securing 
said   base   plate    upon    a    support,   a    pair   of   substantially 


1  4  7  1.41.1  1,11  T  Fok  (,IN  I',H1:aSTS  Cha«I,««  R.  P. 
I'n.m,  I'ailas,  Tex.  Filed  Feb.  IG.  lli_'3.  Serial  No. 
019.533.     5  ClalniB.     (CI.  19—55.) 


-'/• 


In    a    t:'iii 


H>t     lift  in::    nji.a.  niii.  in ,    a     r. 


ift. 


me;ins    :.ir    siipp.  .rt  in--    ".-ihi    rock    -haO 
joirr,    m.-.anv    !.,:-    fasfenii.j    ~aid    i    \  •  v 
lioti.     a     rockin_'    connei-tion     heiw.ei, 
le\i-r     means   for    nnaintinL'    'he    1-^ti 
liftiiiL'    rod    adaideil    to    .n-.a-'e    'he    n 


iii  a  ;,'in  rran.e,  a 
in  a  forward  posi- 
l.o  shad  and  the 
'.  the  gir;  -tand,  a 
a-.t    of    a    t:in,    and 


means  carried  on  tl-e  reek   sliaft   lor  ■!!s[daoing  the   ro.l  to 
lift   the  breast   when   th.    shaft  is  rocked 


1  471.417  MK.VNS  Ti  >  MAINT.MN  A  ST  ITAIU  K  IT;  HS- 
SCKF  IN  Tin-:  1  KJIin  FFKI,  STtdiACE  TANKS  cF 
VI1{I'LANF:s.  .\i,,[stk  Camhi.i:  Fi.mom.  U.v:  n.c  . 
Paris,  F'raiice  I  iled  .Nov  7,  !li_'.*,  Seimi  No. 
:.!•;». .'11*       4    Claims.      .  I  •)     i.-.s-    ;:.;. 


1.  In  a  fuel  feeding  device  for  a  flying  macliin.  pro 
lulled  by  a  supercharged  motor  means  to  contiol  th' 
pressure  in  the  fuel  tank  which  consists  in  reducin-  the 
pressure  of  the  air  under  pre.ssiire  delivered  to  th.  motor 
and   ai)plying  said   reduced   pressure   to   the   fuel    tank. 


1.471,418.  TUNING  TRANSFORMF:r.  ,Tohn  F.  Rodgkrs, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  assignor  of  one  half  to  v'harles  Hansel 
niann,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.  Filed  May  L'rt,  1922.  Serial  No. 
66."<,926.  19  Claims.  (CI  171  110. 
1  A  tranBformer  of  the  clas^  .iescrit.ed  coniprislns;  a 
primary  coil  and  a  t^ccondary  coil,  means  adjustable  ..ver 
said  colls  and  In  circuit  therewith  for  eltx-trically  placing 


684 


sa:'l    rue, Ills   in   run 


OFFICLU.  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  23, 1923 


] 'lection    with    th.'    se[»aratk>  windings   nf 

sai.l  ■■uils.   salil  cols  b.'lni?  wound    .li   :i  roniruon  corp  with 
liif   t.irD.s   ijf    til.'   ri^jvjinitf    coils   locat>»d    on.'    b»'rwt^*»n    the 


<nr 


ottpi"  i:.'i  ai'-ai.s  :"'|r  insiilatine  ^lid  '  "ils  frum  fach  .itlipr. 
said  ,yst  ;,aiii>'d  nipans  iii\'dv;iii;  api  insulation  strip 
tiiuuii'f,!  'ip.)!!  *ai(l  y  r>'  and  n\><M\  thf  primary  i-njl  :\n(l 
over    whicti    thp    sofondarv    ciri!    is    wnjud 


1.471.421.        I'ROt'K.'^S    op    f>RODTJriN(;     lOKOrS     MA- 
rKUIAL       Matiih-,    (»\i:m    Sk\i,   Christlani.i,    Norway, 
assii-'iior   to    iH't    N.irski-   Ak  t  irs.  Iskah   KIcktroK.'mlsk    lii 
diistri.    rtiD-'iania     .\,.r«   ,v     .,    i;,]sih,^s    Knfitv   nf   N, 
waj  Kil.Ml     Her       ]•■,,      K(ii'         S.Tial     No      ,■'.45, 44." 

Claims,       •  1  i     4'j — 77. 5.  J 


e.1 


2a 


K,     '  *- 


t._P 


1.471,419  WARIIKOBK  TIUNK  Ijhk  Hksry  W 
R'K  NTKKK.  Rirhniond.  Va  ,  a.s>i^'n..r  to  li,  W.  Rountr*-. 
\  Hr'ithf-r  Trunk  A  Bai;  Co..  Rii-hmiJiid  \\.  a  (/orpora 
•;»!,  Fil,-d  May  y\ .  \WS1  S-riftl  N  ..  itJU.lM*.  2  Claims 
ICI.    1!»U— 13  ) 


I     T 


li-    ,^*,>ni'';natii^ri 
t!";is  hin^f^l 


I    •aardri.fx'    trunk    r()ni!«i.si»<i    of 


t^,,  s.-.'ti";,s  hin^f^l  t')».'''r  h.'T  -^W''  "t  said  s<r:i,i!is  h.-ivipi;; 
a.hingf-d  '■'),;  ,i  ,jcK)r  hini.'fil  t..  sjiid  st^i.Tii)ii  which  ha»<  t\>,- 
hineed  'op,  mfans  for  Irx'kin^:  said  door  in  closed  positi..r. 
w-ith  ri'^pe'.'t  to  it-s  *»cti(>n  and  co'perati vf  conn-'cri  -ns  be 
tw-'-i!  s.ii.!  di.or  ajd  aaid  hin?>Ni  fjp  for  hoidii,^'  s;iid 
icij.-'-il  :•>[•  di.wD  when  said  d"or  is  m   the  !-l.«sed  i«>sitlon 


1  471  +Jii  M.U'Ulif:  FOR  .\(AK!Ni;  I'RKSS  STIUS  OR 
!"  VSTK.NKR.-^  A:n..N  Ri  z;,  K  *,  il.'V-eland  ohio  Pi!.M| 
■^•ily    !■",    11'17       iierial    N'm     im..:>;s,      7    .i.-iims        ,i'l. 


1  in  a  die  press,  the  combination  with  &  die  mecha 
i;i.<iii  idapt.-d  'o  form  a  boss  on  a  strip  of  raetii!,  of  a  pair 
of  cutters  movable  n  a  line  parallel  to  said  strip  and 
it-iiKtbwise  th^re^'f  arijd  adapted  to  cut  a  Rjot  In  each  side  of 
said   boss. 


*"     '^^•"    ;*'■ -^    "f    ;ir  ,dii,  ;iik,'    a    i">rous    material    froai 

molt,  n  sla*:,  whlcti  •  mprises  ,-iin tinuously  h^adirii;  the 
ni.dten  sla;;  Into  ;i  cnf.iiner  .it  a  t  ftnperatiire  ,,f  npproii 
mately  uoo  r,  introd'i.  ir  .'  wa'er  ami  a  ?as  therein, 
subjectiiijf  th.-  molte,,  slit:  rind  the  water  to  agitation 
wherefey  n  fnani  is  pr-dwed  the  i  ni  r'->ductlon  of  the  water 
beink'  rei,o]iat..<!  in  stjch  inaniier  that  the  te^mpera ture  of  th>- 
f'wm  will  1„.  a^.r  ifm.it,  iv  looir  c  cnt  inuously  leading' 
the  fonm  into  moulds  and  .-o-ditin  the  HJime  to  solidification 
whereby    the    ft>ani    str'i-'t^r'     is    [ir»>served 


147l4.'L'  l;o\K 'TTTl.v*,     FORCEfS.       William     L. 

Shkvhkk  oniaii.i      S.-tir      a.ssu'iior    to    Hental    Prodnctn 

'    )in;:ian\  <hi,-:ii;,,    i;i  ,  ,1   ,  uriH.ratl  m  of  Illinois.      Fll.d 

Apr.    ,■!(!  11.1;  ■         Seria;     No,    4tiri,7  1t5        :;    Claims        (CI 

1  :.'>«-   r.\-2  I 


/O 


-.  In  a  honp  eiittlnk;  forceps,  a  pair  of  Jaws  Including 
cfooperatini;  cuttini;  edu-f-w  at  the  retir  thereof,  said  Jaws 
belnjT  curved  upwardly  and  inwardly  from  «ald  edges  to 
provide  pocket.s  to  receive  particles  of  bone  s^evered  by 
said  edges,  the  npper  extremities  of  said  Jaws  being  spared 
apart  when  said  edges  are  in  engagement. 


OCTOHKK  23.  \^>-Si 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


685 


1.471,42.H        ART    OF    TltKATI\(i    GRAIN    IN    BULK    BY 
KLKCTKICITY      FiiWKi.iv  S.  S.MnH,  I'hiladelphia .  I'n 
a.s.«ignor   to  Th(»   Products    I'roi.-ction    CMrpor.Ttiun.    New 
^"rk.   N     V,  a   CoriMiaiion   ,f   I  u-i:i  w.^ir.-       l'il..t    I'eh     IL', 
191!).      Seri.-i,    \m    ■jT-;  ,-.,-,s        ]>:   i[i,),w        m1     1  7.'-.      .'Ill    1 


Thf 


ir  process  of  treaiiiiK'  crain  uhich  consists  in 
<':iii».infcr  .1  di.'sriiptiv.,  conductive  curr.nt  nf  cl«s'tricity  to 
piiss  ;ilong  the  surfac<'s  of  the  respectixe  L-r.-iins,  and  tiien 
a    current    to   p:iss   throui:h    said    L'rains 


!llS( 


,1  iiSl 


<u<'h 


1   471.424        BAM,  VARNlSIIINc;     MACIIINF 

Sy    Stkki.e,  Akron.  Ohi...  assicnor  to  The  Mil 
I  oiiipany.  Akron,  Ohio      Fllist  Oct.  W.  19.'2. 
,■".''7. its:!        s    riaims.       1  CI     '.M-  .''I'J  1 


/T-  J 


I'H.AHI.FS 

ier  Rubber 
Serial  No. 


1.  A  hall  CDUtin^;  machine  comprl.sing  a  rotatalde  drum 
having  feed  anil  dischariie  opening's  at  opinisite  ends 
thereof,  and  a  flexible  faliric  sheet  having  one  edge  se- 
cure«l  to  the  inner  wall  of  the  drum  lengthwise  thereof. 

5.  A  machine  of  the  character  de8cril)ed,  comprising  a 
rotatable  cylindrical  drum  having  inlet  and  discharge 
openings  at  opposite  ends,  partition  means  within  the 
drum  dividing  it  into  a  plurality  of  cyllndric  chambers, 
mid  partition  means  having  tiall  passages,  and  flexible 
wipers  of  absorbent  material  carried  by  the  drum  within 
each  compartment. 


1.471.4L'.'>  CHAFINt;  FLATK.  Wu.j.ia.m  Lawkkn.;  1  TEi>- 
F'Uii'.  I'ariv  I'lance.  F'^led  io  d  17  1  icj.'-  S.  rial  No. 
61!*.t!56       ::   I'l.-iinis.      (CI.    105—207.) 


1  .\  re!,e«',aMe  i,'li:irii,j  plate  f,  r  r;.r  ir'ick  !  "l.sters  hav- 
itic  iiMiiris  for  interlocking'  ern;aL:eini n t  vvitti  the  bolster 
'i.  proveiit  movement  in  all  direcii,,iris  exceptini:  one.  and 
renio%a(de  fasleninc  means  for  loiking  tie  chatinL-  plate 
ill    ix>sition. 


1,471,426.  HE  \I)I,H;HT  ofkra'ITNC  Mlii  !i  ANISM. 
RlT.KV  M  THOMI>s.<n.  I'.-ndl.toii,  Dree  Filed  M:,\  .'?1, 
l'J21.     Serial  No.  -17.".. 7,'..%.      l,laim       .  Cl.  240 — 1'.2.  i 


in  .a  headlight  operntin;;  niei'lianSsiii  in  c. 
with  the  ste»:>rlng  arui  and  ^puldlc  nf  an  auti 
iieadligiit  iicaring  stern  provided  v\  ith  !m  a  riiij:--, 
a  .\ielding  nitvins  t  1  inaiiiiam  wild  iicariii;:^  :i 
ci.ntact  witli  said  hr.ickii.  a  le\-cr  arm  ru'idl.v  ;i 
^aid  boarin*:  stem  ,'ind  sn  [.[Hirtint:  said  >o1.;mii; 
P"st  prmided  with  a  clamp  and  a  slatnli/ii.i.' 
operable  and  connected  uitii  tie  steiTiiii:  arm  .1: 
l.olt.  a  connectiiik;  rod  flexiidy  and  detacha[il,\  < 
said  post  and  s.aid  lcv,,r  arm,  and  rneflns  slidaii'.x 
',i,  ^aid  [lost  ',,  ad.iu>t   hori?,  iita!l.%   said  conii'dn 


niiii! 
>m.ub 

a   br; 

:::'.:  h 

u  r !: 
id   «, 

■on  II I 


lanoD 
ile.    a 

icket. 

■ralde 
.^d    to 

i.^.    a 

and 

liiidle 

'■ting 
.iiifftd 


1,(71  4J7  .\ri'OMATlC  IIOSF  « '(  M '  FI.  I  N<  i  .Tamks  M  . 
■I"o\\;e.  West  Somerv  ille,  M.'is-  assi^'tior  of  oiie-tialf  to 
Fonis  I,  Beckwitli.  ISoston.  Mass.  Filed  May  6,  1920. 
Serial   No,    :',7!i.21!t      :,   ci.iinis,      (Cl.  284 — 18.) 


4.  A  device  nf  the  class  descrth<'d  comprising  an  outlet 
liiifthing,  a  connector  memb.'r  having  a  tubular  valve  open- 
ing and  a  valve  seat  adjact'iit  said  opening,  a  tnbular  valve 
in  siiid  opening  having  a  solid  head  and  a  (ie\e!ed  i'pcn 
end.  the  solid  head  i)eiiig  liorinally  seated  against  the  \aive 
s<>at,  the  connector  meml>er  having  an  open  1  ml  and  a  cone 
seat  adjacent  said  end.  and  an  intake  rueuiN  r  having  a 
cone  seat  adapted  to  interflt  with  the  beveled  o)>en  end  of 
the  vaJve  and  having  a  beveled  jiortlon  adapie<i  to  interflt 
with  the  cone  seat  adjacent  to  the  ot>en  end  of  the  con- 
nector member,  the  intake  member  when  so  iuterlitted  be- 
ing adapted  to  unse«t  the  valve  and  forming  a  eubstan- 
tially  air  tight  connection  with  the  tubular  valve  and  with 
the  connector  member,  and  means  adapted  to  detachably 
connect  tbe  connector  member  and  intake  member. 


r,sG 


1.471.428.  FOLD. 
Francisco.  Calif 
Franri.sco,  Calif 
.'.94,53H       5    Cla 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


BLE  CASE.     WrLLUM  E.  Ticker,  San 
a.ssiiin.)r  to  Gt^rj?e  X.   WendllnK,   San 
Filed    Oct.    14.    1922.       Serial     No 
Ims.      (Tl,    217-    4i-r) 


1      V   ''oUa[»aibl. 
b»»r>    hiiiit-'dly   uiii'-^l 

pOcsill 

spai'iMl    siJe   and    . 
t"i'''ini  fiirmlni:  ni>-liili.T^  iid;i|iti'<l  nn  tlu-  asM-riiblint;  of  th> 
ri.-u-  to  fold  with  r)y-\r  f  rn>  i  di;>'<*  intn  itittTi  -eking  si-if  siis 
raining    ►MicaK'--ni> 


la-t'  includirii:  -lid''  ami  .nil  wall  nieni- 
fold  into  parallt^l  spac.Ni  relation. 
'xittom  comiJnsini;  a   [Mir  of  ni«>nil)t'rs  hinged   to  up 
ca.-!e  wall  mimhers  to  lif  Lit'twfHMi  adjao'nt  parallfl 
•  1    wall    mcmbtT-i    whfn    rnlliijwtil,    said 


1.471.429       TANKT  lOATINi;    MACHI-NK        H.^rvet    Ka^ 
\V4r.i..4C»,    Bro«k|yti.    N,    Y  .    a.'iHiKnor    r..    r>nft    Irn-nn> 
N     V,      Fil.'d    Mar     is,    I'.i^l        Soriai 


rar.-d.    New    Vnr^, 
\  .,   4.';{  .'24       y. 


2,  .\  m.T'hini-  of]  'Up  clasj*  descrih»Mi.  iiieludini;  a  has> 
nit-mhpr  a  standarc  in  th.-  fnrm  of  .'i  caiiiit:  rislni;  thfn' 
from,  a  brack-'t  a  nr.-ic-hvHl  r>  nni>  siilf  of  tht>  standard,  a 
b'-arinK  platf  rarriUl  i,y  said  brackt-t  having  a  r(H'pi\inii 
receptacle  carrleil  by  the  lirackpt  and  arranged  ben'Mith 
thf  bearing  plate,  -iiid  rt'ceptacl»  being  sut^tantlally  lare>'r 
than   the  beartnir   iilate. 


1.471.4:iO  (IKlvlrUNf;      machine.         Funu      C.\i.vi\ 

WE.kVER,  Wa.shiiiL'roii,  [>  C  Fil.-d  May  2,  lf>22.  Serial 
No.  557,93.'*  t;  rialnis.  (  CI.  51-  -50  i 
1.  In  a  grindinir  and  lappine  machine  of  the  character 
dwicribed.  the  coraliination  of  a  work  carrying  plate,  a 
l&pping  plate  posltii>n>Ml  above  said  work  carrying  plate,  a 
pin  engat^lng  said  lapping  plate,  a  drivfMi  spindle,  a  pair 
of  eccentrics  keyed  upon  said  spindle,  a  bar  connected  to 
said  pin.  a  b»  !1  crank  structure  having  an  arm  connected 
rith  the  end  of  gald  bar.  a  pitman  rotatabiy  carried  by  on»^ 


eocfiitrlc  and  connectwl  with  another  arm  of  the  bell  crank 
sirncture  whereby  lnni.'irudiii.Ml  movement  will  l>e  imparted 
to  s.flld  i>ar.  and  m^ans  fnr  Itiipiirtliig  transverse  movement 


ti'    the    h.ir    i'uliidin,'     i    iiifm.iti    ha\int:    ■■oimection    with 
the  other   ci.-entri'-   (  r   rotary    movi-ment    thereon    during 

rotatloti  ni   the   iMTeiitrif 


»71.4:;i        '.IMM'IXi;    \(.\r)ii\i;        1--[myi,    C.    \Ve.\vkr, 
Washiiigii.n.    I)     r        iii.-,l    .\l.iy    _'.    li»22       Serial    N<> 
■')">7, '.<.■'.!*,       '<    i_jairn-'        ■,  CL    51      50..' 


1      In    : I    _•  r i 1 1  d I n ij 
(!•>». Titi-'d,  t!i.'  •■'■Ill 
for   >;iipi»>rtini,'   >bi  i 
[Mi"iitl  iru'd    rtb'ivi 


iii'l    iai'i'iii-'  ni.ichit f  the  character 

;!oitiiiii  ,  r'  a  work  carrying  plate,  means 
1  vi.rk  irr^iiik'  [date,  a  lapping  plate 
,aid     wi.rk     carrying    plate,    a    pin     con- 


iie.'te«i  f  said  lapi'iiit:  i'lafe,  n  stroke  arm  connected  to 
*»id  pin.  nii-:iris  ronieit..)  Ui  flie  stroke  arm  intermediate 
it.s  end>*  (it  i.scillatiiii;  said  stroke  arm.  and  means  coii- 
ni'it.d  to  *a;il  simke  arm  ,it  the  emi  thereof  for  shifting 
the  same  fiirwardly  and  n-iirwfirdly,  thereby  «hlftlng  said 
lapping  plate  in  a  NuriiiMe  tnann.r,  a.«  atid  for  the  purposes 
set    forth. 


1,47  1.4.12         HKVUK     KmI!     TKSTlNt;     ELK<"rRIC     CIR- 

CTITS       (;b<>R(;k    \V      Weiford.    .Ir,    I'hlladelphia.    Pa. 

Filed    Nov     12,    li»21        Serial    No     514.640.      5    Claims. 

(CI.    175-~18:?.i 

1.  The  romblnntioii  of  ri  cnsing,  r\  resistance  c<dl.  an 
electrical  londucting  bar  .■hctrically  e  mnecled  to  one 
end  of  the  cnil.  a  [)lurallty  nf  fiTmlnal  contact  parts  elec- 
trically connected  to  the  ((Ml  at  dirferent  distances  from 
the  eiifl  thereof  conro-^'ted  to  said  b.'ir.  means  ailjiwtable  to 


OcTonER  23,  l!»2.'l 


V.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


68: 


different    positions  on    .said    bar   to   electrically    contiect    it 
to  any  one  of  SJiid  {larts,  a   terminal  electrical   conductor 


-j;- 


le.olii;^   tr..(i:  ..!).■  .  iid  of  .^;iid  ccoi,  and  a   t.  riinn.'i!  el,-  triial 
Cohdlieti.r    inrliidiiu-   a    testing    lamp    i.-nliiiL'    tro'li    Me     ..!l,er 

eiol    ..f   said    I'oil. 


IIT!*:;  .A\lll.\i,     .KTFIT  rtivNMs     K      \Vi;st, 

\li:.i      M:'!:         I'll..!    'I,-      -,;      );.■_■]         S.  rij  I     \.-     '.]n:,~2. 
5   Liaims.      I  CI.   2110      23.) 


1,471,4.S5.         ^•EnTICAL      OPENER      FOR      CLEANINU 
COTTON      .Ii>H.\    K.   WitiTTiKK  .and   Hoiiekt  S    Crm.BY. 

laiwell.  .Ma■^^  ,  a.ss)t:iinrs  to  .Sjieo  l.oweil  Stiops,  Lowell, 
.\I;iss  .  a  i'..riM)ratio!i  of  .\I;issachus-'l  I»  I'ilni  .lutu^  "0. 
1'.'22.      Si  i-n\    No,    572,ti52        11    (  laitlis.       i  i  ]     l;»      1.5^1 


'*      »       'UJLJ^ 


1.  .\  .  aiiipinc  oiitiit  iiK  liKliiii:  a  r.dlapsilil.-  frame  iidaii! 
ed  tu  [le  ti10i111t.1l  .01  .'in  .■niti>in..liile  ..r  ..tlier  \-.hii-|e.  a 
s'-rtioiial  floor  ail.apt.'d  to  !..■  I.iid  llier.'.n,  mi>aiis  wheroby 
th.  frame  may  !..■  .•xtendtMl  to  rer.dve  naid  fb.or  when  ar 
ran^.'d  f,.r  u.s'\  an.l  means  for  eidlapsing  s;ud  frame  to 
form  Lumpers,  mid  extensions  to  the  riiniiing  beard  rcspec 
ti^'  ly    uh.n    trru.litig   on    the    road 


1     Iii  a  inMchhie  of  the  chara.t.  r  described  a  conical  grid 
baMi  .;   spac'd  grid  bars  .all   ot    uiueh  extend  from  top  to 

i"'"""|  "'  'le   i^ri.i.  th..  u<.rk.!i.'  fafe(»f  «ach  bar  being  sub- 

Mai,n,ill\  tii.itoni)  p,  «i.lth  Oiroughout  it.s  Irn^rth.  each 
<~pai-..  l„!vv....n  bars  |..lr,_'  ^nhsi  initially  uniform  -i  width 
'■""'"-''"I"  1'-  l''iii:th  aid  ni.'.tt.-  for  compensjuiiii;  for 
111.-  diver:;,  lo.-  ,,f  sai.t  .'..ir.-   ir.'in  n  .one  element  ix>sitiuD. 


!  471  (  ..;.  1  lln.\iM,|(,\!'ll,  (i:M,xi:  \V,,.,i,...  Water- 
t'ur>  Conn.,  assi;.'i...r  t..  S,-,,vili  Minnitarturlng  Company. 
\\iii.Tbiir\.  Crooi  ,  a  c,.rp  rati.:,  ,,f  Connecticut.  Filed 
>'a,^     1,    i:.ju.      seri.al    N...    .■;7vn:;4.      5    Claims.       (a. 

!vs      167.) 


I  471,4:U  HKSKTTINt;        MKCII.WISM  .I.nis        I. 

WiiKKiKi;.  St     I. mis,  .M,.     assi-io.r  t.^  Th.    M.m  ^n  r.-irrapli 

c.irn|«ir,\      St      I is.    Mil.    ;i    C.rpi^r.-iti    n    .,1     [..huvaie. 

Iil..il    .Inn,.    L'!i,    i;ej_'       S.rial    No     571.e,L'!i        1.".    Cbiims. 
ll'l.    2.'J5      1  H    I 


*'  ''■  ■■'  pii..!i..;:rapli,  ii,  i-,,rn!.iii;i!  i.  oi  \\i')i  a  rabinet 
sh.-lf.  a  tiirnt.-il.lr  ami  a  driv.Mi  spindl.  th.r.f..-  n  con- 
in.ller  unit   secured   To   the  ..■ibinet   -h.^lf   arol   .-,.mi>rising  a 

I    timing    controller,    a    brak.. ntroll.T    an.i    a    M,ip[.,ir- iog 

bracket   for  said  ciitrollers. 


1.  The  eombiiiation  with  niibage  indicating  numeral 
wheels,  ,,r  an  operating  si-indle.  a  pair  of  sleeves  thereon, 
means  conneeting  ..ne  of  saicl  sleeves  with  sjiid  numeral 
wht.4d  to  resti.re  it  to  zero  position,  and  means  connecting 
the  other  of  said  sle.-ve.s  with  said  num.  ral  who.  I  to  move 
the   latter   to  any  d. sired  position. 


1    i71,i:;7  i'i;iM.\UV      FnrCATIOXAl.      .M'l'ClANi   C. 

ni:i.KN     \\'m,.i..    C|,-vrland.    Ohio,       Hied    Nov      Ifi,     IPL'l. 

S.ri.Ml    N.I    .-.15.t;H.K.      -2   Claims.      iCl,   ;■;,-,      2,. 

1-  in  ail  educational  aiipliance.  a  series  of  bb-.k-  of 
uniform  giv.  n  dimensinn.s  which  are  u,s(h1  as  eoiiient.ir.v 
units,  and  a  series  of  blocks  having  transv.Ts.'  dim.-ii- 
sioiis  .'(pial  to  those  of  the  elem- titary  units  jmd  b.-,\iiig 
difTerent  length  dimensions  of  increasing  seijuenc.-  nnil- 
ti|iles    of    the    lengtli    dimension    of    an    elemontarT    unit 


688 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


OcTOBKR  23. 1923 


li!'..  k.    rho    SPCoii.!    ^'  i-ip"    .^nni;  ri-iiru'    cr<.Ti[i-      f    .liTfrrnr  ':rr>il    to   the   casing   and    having     i    'ransjMrfnr    '-ovprcd 

Icngrli-.      I    .!►■:  t;',!.  i"i!    [lumiit^r   .if    'ii...'k->    ii>;;,-'    f»i.   ■   'h-    i    in>^nin(r  over  each  lamp  coropartment  to  priviil.'  ^.-panirf 


on   IndpHnlttlv    in 


rt:i    ■'l''!Tlfn!':i  r»    hi.i'-k     :i!iil 


autnber  of  like  bl"rk<<  in  cai'h  gr^iup  ami  thf  1-Dgth  di- 
ni^'Ti'^ions  of  th>'  ..ij.k  i:i  .'.nh  -T"!;!)  t>*i;.-'  i  :;iuUip1*>  of 
rh"  !»":_"h  '1;  r!U'n-:i|:i  of  ati  ''ksiii-r:?.!  ry  ^lo.'k  an. I  a  ^.Tit's 
of   hnMPTi   for   th-'  blocks,   said  hulilers   t'f-iri^   of  .liffprpnt 


ri_'    r.i    the    I»'iii:TV*    -f    '^.e    'il'-.^ks 


1  471  4.'^^       LRT  ng-F    MErnvNISM    FOR    r.O«iMS       V'>R 


MAN      R       W  H !  r,  H  r 

serial   N"^    ''^ 


Fa-<t'.!i,    I'a        Filx-l    \-ii     If.,    iy22 


si;;ualling    devices    when    the    compartmeiit.-    ar       ilUimi 
nated,  a  normally  open  circuit  for  each  of  the  lamps,  a 
source   of   current,    a    rigid    contact    member    Included    In 
said    circuits,    a    door    carried    separate    spring    contact 
memb<>r   Included   in  each   circuit  and   adapted  to  engage 


th>.    T\i\i\   contact    meml)er,    a    tape    movable    'i.  tw.  ^-n 

spri.:  and  rieid  contact  members  to  maintun 
circuit.^  in  normally  open  posltii'ii  ~:ii.1  tap-'  ha 
P'-rforations  nt  |>r'"!etermlne<l  p<M:if<  '..  i.>'r;ijit  thf 
"':."^  to  be  ir)i;.'[.>'!!loiitly  closed  nnl  nicaiiji  wti.'rpby 
rapi'  may  b'-  moved  at  a  speed  proportinn  i tc  '■>  th*>  < 
of  the  automobile. 


the 
Ting 

cir- 

r  he 

1 1 


1.  In  1ft  off  :;it>.- 
a  w:>  "p  b'-  1  a.  havj 
^'. I  ':■■■!  I  ;'lu!,.'pr 
har->''  ripp.-ine  t.. 
'•":  ■■ !.  '11  •  |.-rri.'n  r  ■ 
.ind  ►'n_'!it:..il  abriii' 
'f;.'  i-.t'.er  ''lul  of  i 
exerr  a  pull  thf-r" 
the    last  in 'Ml  Mont"! 

[•.IT'-f'.         ,1       pliH.J'.- 

wi'h    M..-    -a:il    ;i^' 
an.l    :i    -pri!:^    h  i  'h 
r'_'Si-;*iD.'  iii.  -  v.  n- 


ai'ii-ni  ;■  .r  looms,  in  -.inw-ihar ;. -u  -v^ith 
:u'  a  friction  .JruriK  a  r.Iativ.lv  r'ix.'d 
n'.irkin?  thtTt-in,  a  sprint:  within  rh..' 
ni^v.-m^'tir  ,.f  rh.-  [iliiritxpr,  a  !%.ii'>l»' 
■.ri'..-f.'ii    .1  r    on.'    >-ni1    vvitti    Mif    piun^oT 


'F 


+  7!  U"      1  ui  ;  r  \i  \i:K  :  N' .    maoiinf"      I  rank   ahi.- 

H'  :io,  S;in  t'rao.'M.'i  ,  ■'iMf  n^siiinor  t..  Flci-tr:'-  P'rviit 
Marking  ''>•  >an  1- rari>-i.-'"'-  lalif,  a  i 'orporation  of 
California.  Filed  June  5.  19!:*  S.'i.l  S  >  .",0!>.'.9. 
11   Claims.      (CI.   101—9.) 


1      In    a    :narkinc   machine,  a  di"  '-otupri-in^'   a   plurality 
.f  'lip  ■'l>-iii''!;' s  having  parallel  as''«    noM!i*  f.r  nioiintiii^ 

laii!   ph'iii.-"  r .-   f..r   !..!i/; '  uli  i.al   iiinrio!!     .n   .-.i:.!   ,ix>'<    nit>ans 


th"   ilriini,    .aii'l   means   coan-Ttf^.l   with    I    f.ir    rpsilifiit 
h"   friction   .  l«^ment   and    adju>-tabl.-    to 

n    airainfit    th  ■    tension    of    th^    sprinK. 

mf.ans    iiii'ludint:    ,'i    bodily    .uli'istabK' 

rh-T'-in     t.avjni;    opiTifive    .'onneotion 
iii.-nt  ii.n.'d   ••III!    i.f   '1..-    fr:i'r..i!i    .■;.i!..ait 
in    rf!..    la^t  mcntione*!    Siarr-i    vi.-lilatily 
if   th'.   plunier. 


-•"  a  :•,  ,::i_-  -~,i'.'l  ^.-In•■rlt-l  in  pr"i4i't«Trnin.'d 
piisitiori  -tnri  -nary  mt-n ;  «  :iint  ii,''!'  as  wirh  ■'.ai'l  'lie 
.'l- nia;!-.  '..-  h-aflnir  sai'l  dii',  uinl  ri:>.nri'«  for  perniitting 
artjcl.-s  t-  '"■  riLirk-'l   -'i  be  rolled  :.wr  ^anl  'li- 


I 


INI»I<'ATOH         ."<<M,    ZETTKHBAfM      \pw 

■<\  A'li:   •-'!.  vxri.     .■^.Tiiii  Vo.  r>H:{..'UT 

ine     mt'chanisni     t>nit)oi1viHi:     a     'asinz 


1471441        I  ■;>i'i:N--;\i  •      M:\'!'i:      fok     Mgiii>s. 

(liivKi;     1     I'.riii.,    ",!k    Park,    111        I'lLai    F.  b,   I'O.    n>22. 
-■^eria;    %•     -:'.7''r.i        s    .  Imiius       .'1,    'JJI     -lU-'  ) 


1.    In    II 


;(:•■;  ~!' 


>f    r>i 


'haractpf    described. 


1,471,439       R(»FTI 

York.   N,    V.      Kil 

1    I'laim.       (<1 

.\     mute     indic.al 
separate     open     fn^nt     lamp     compartm.  tit-;     thtr*'i'i.     an    j    i'ttnk''    inil   .oiMor    iinl    ■>•  mk'    I'lnpted    therehy   to  open  and 
flec'ri'-    lamp   in 


the  .'onil'itia t Ion  .if  .viill-  f.rinini.'  a  chamber  havin>{  an 
Intake  am!  ,an  ..iit'' a  :"  .r  i  liipiid.  a  ri'ciprorablt'  plunger 
in  said  'hani!_KT.  \,il\..  in. ms  •arrit-il  tiy  the  plunger  and 
adapt'-il     til     slide    ui><iii     'h»>     I'liiunbtT     walls    havlnir    said 


ic.'i    iainii>a  rtrnt^n' 


!i;nL--iih 


'h.  rn 


nooinx    i.finiT  a'iapted   to   close  the 


OcTonKR  Zi.  iit2:; 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


68!  t 


outlet  .lOfl  op'Ti  ttio  intaki-  wii.ai  rhr  pl.inL'i'r  \-  loi.vi'.l  i  - 
one  ,,f  its  stroke  dlrcctloiiH  and  to  closf  th<  nit;ik»'  md 
open  the  outlet  when  the  plunKer  is  m<)\a  .1  io  tlo  •!  p  -ite 
•troke  direction,  said  v.-ilve  means  beini;  mounted  for 
relative  movement  toward  the  walls  having  the  Intake 
and  outlet  whereby  a  tljrlit  sliding  tit  may  Iw  main- 
tained thereat,  and  sprinu  no  ans  f.  r  pressing  said  valve 
meant  against  said   w.ill.-    '      Hi  i  niain   su' h   tik'ht  .sliding 

at 


8.  In  a  i!i-^;"'t!-iMr  fti-v  lo.-  of  tb"  ch.-irn.'.r  '!•'.-■:  iN.  ■! 
the  combinu  I  :.iii  uf  !■>  iiiiili-;' al  '.vails  forming:  a  painuir 
chamber  baviDg*  an  intiike  .  p.  iiin_-  aici  an  ouM-t  opciniiL; 
for  a  liijuid  to  be  ili-p.  ii>-''il,  ualls  foriniu^  a  siipp:\ 
chamber  into  which  -.Hil  plani:.  r  .b.imbiT  exterol''  said 
plunger  chamber  havitit:  .u-.  ■■p-niiiL:  i-Iai  itil'  s,iii!  tatii 
b'-rs  in  conimunieatior  with  '.aih  oih' r  .iiol  tia\inL;  ,ii~.i  .i 
discharge  opening,  a  reciprocaWi  [!  anL'.  r  in  -.lil  ham 
!"-r,  yli'ldiiiL:  valr<-  noaiis  i'!irrl<>(l  i.y  the  plunj^'T  and 
iraiit'i'i!  1,1  iii.'V.'  !!i  paths  .i.iaipini  by  <aiil  iii)<.nint;> 
!•  ^["■'t  i\  >'J\  v,i  IS  ,,  il.is.'  .ino  .ip(  li  i',a.  b  I.f  th'iii  ti. 
rt'.'riv  li.jiiii!  into  and  iliscliarc.'  it  frnni  ^aM  plunptT 
chanibor,  m.aii-  fi.r  luainfainiiiK  s,ai.!  yit'liHn.'  v/il-,. 
moans  in  inntai't  '.v.Mi  ili.-  walls  lia\-iii_'  v.-nil  op.iiiims,  :\ 
cyliDdrical  plinuri  -i..!!;  ;.a;i:>-  vntbin  ..oi!  jiartiy  with 
out  ^ai'l  plii!iL:<T  I  h.ii-iili.r.  ,.  p,'ickini:  .;:.iii(l  \\  lii  la-  vaj,! 
st"in  '  nori.1  s  iron  said  plun^a'p  rhaniber,  an  annular 
\alve  scat  adjai'ent  to  .said  elanil  and  within  ^.lid  [iluntir 
I  lianil'«r,  an  annular  val\i_'  i  arrled  by  >.iii!  sfni  and 
:ii|apt('i!  to  inntai't  said  s.-at  w  hi'n  the  >!■  in  is  in  its 
.iaterniii--t  position,  and  spring'  nioaii'*  for  rioi  iiit,ii]iiiii; 
■<,ai(l   sf.  rn   yjil.lin^'ly    in    its   loitcrninst    poi-itiiin 


trending  paraiiiii 
a<  c'ommodatiUK  ■ 
bers  'when  thi  s' 
web. 


wit!:    :1 
lily     th. 

inks   'b 


miier  ',:!i  f  iif  said  flanges  for 
^'ids  iif  strip  fastening  mem- 
f  ;irt     li^pised   jiHrallel   to  the 


.471,443.  l.Vl  Lit'.  1I.\.NGI--VULK  STEEL  -  TYPE 
HOLDER.  Geobgb  H.  Bhacht,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Filed 
Jan.  27,  192.$.  Serial  No.  615.268.  3  Claims.  (01. 
101—28.) 


1.  A    steel   type   holder   comprisiiiK    a    handle,    a    head 

iffcnl    with    the    hnrailr    -r,!    p-ov!,;,.;    with    a    recess   of 
rf'-tariL-iila-      r.iSN    se-  iiun    '   riniii^-         ~..at    for    a    line   of 

l!    MoMr 

iiicatis 

".■<   f,-r 

.-■Tews 

o'    •>if 


r. 


stee!    tv!>.s,    :'i!i,i    nionns    for   -i.<iiri;,L- 
ad.incent     sab-     fontflct  ;tn:    m     ~nii! 
rornpri^inc  sn.'kot  head   set  screw':    -lii,!!... 
s,'iid    s.t    Si  r.  w  s    h   jne   provided   In    ^ui-A    t,.     -l 
recess    .-niil     ti.o    front    faco    thereof    aini     sa; 


s;i  ;c 

iperi' 

bet  w 

I     sor 


ib-ivini:   their  oiif'T  oii.!s   tlusti   with   tin-  frmt 
head  when  in  po.sitioii  to  secure  the  types. 


a ' 


I  ,  171  4  U  \' Al   Vl"  Wi!  ;  :  'M 

Hichn.ii:'!      N      \  Til.  d     i-b't' 

i4s,:;iii       !<    I   ,;itms        .  '  !     l'5l- 


'iR'^SINGTOX.     Port 

!;•-!.      Serial    No 


1471442         W.M.IIUIARIi     SEAM       WH      FASTFMNC, 

.-^THIP       I   ilAHl.Ks    Hktz.   ."^t     Louis,    Mn       Filed    .Inly    s, 
lb:i        ,s    r;a:    No     «h;;.1'74       .'',    Cl.-iinis-       ii   I     7.     -lis.) 


L  .\s  a  now  aitii'l"  of  manufacture,  a  wall-board 
fa.stenlng  and  joint  concealing  strip  of  stiff  metallic 
material  and  of  substantially  T  form,  the  same  c.impris 
liig  a  single-wall  rigid  web  and  a  pair  of  flanees  pn-seutot 
outwarflly  from  m  end  of  and  at  an  angle  to  the  web. 
the  web  boint'  provided  with  a  series  of  spaced  slots 
.HI."-.  O.  (L  — 45 


-'  'I'h'  I  onibina  t  ion  "ith  a  \-alve  -  iisiii.;  pii.\iil**«i  with 
inlet  and  outlet  ap.rtures.  a  rotatalOf  sioc\-f  ii,  said 
casing  provided  with  Inlet  and  outlet  apertures,  adapted 
to  be  brought  into  reKistration  with  I  bo  iubt  and  ..ulli  t 
ap'  rtui'es  of  fhc  easiiif;.  a  main  valva-  In.  ated  in  tb.  sleeve 
for  controlling  the  passaKe  of  fluid  therethroiiLih  a  plug 
ha\inK  a  tbnaded  eiigajjemenr  n  ith  the  s,,tM.  :..r  clo.s 
\nK  th'.  sleeve  at  one  end  thertsd,  said  plii;.'  in  in^:  pro- 
\-ided  externally  with  a  poly-onal  pnrtion,  a  valve  stt  ni 
'Xtending  through  an  apertiin  in  sai'i  pluK'.  and  bt-iniB: 
connected  to  the  main  valve,  said  sle<'ve  and  plug  being 
provided  with  registering  ap<Ttures  forming  a  passage 
extending  to  the  stem  aperture  of  thi-  plutr.  and  a  locking 
screw  extending  through  said  registering  aperti!r>s  t. 
lock  the  sleeve  and  plug  together  for  joint  rot.Ttion  said 
registering  apertures  forming  part  of  n  v  nt  passage 
communicating  through  the  stem  aperture  of  tho  plug 
with  the  Interior  of  the  sleeve,  and  s.-ijd  screw  f<  rndng 
the  closure  for  said  vent  passage. 


*yj* » 


1  47  1  445         SKA 

-!:>'i,ji:;      -   ^  lai 


N     ./        HK'd    Alii.'     •>,    I'i'Jl        S.riHi    Nil 
ins       i  (   1,    ."Ji;      .'Uri.  . 


ttf'Xible   nijitfTiil 
on  whiih   "T,"  i'[\A 
a    guidf    .ij  •  :i     i  f 


wis«>  tin 


•h 


beinjf    bent    tiit'  k    i 


and  shackle  to  pr<v  lu   >ii.Jir 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEJJ  23,  1923 


nf  'sai'l   t).ir>      rjll.T,  I   irri.-.!   ■<\    sui.l   '...lu,   ami   an   netuat- 
iiii:    iiifniS>.T    tiJi\inc    .i    inrla..'    fir    ''ii  ui^rrrn.  ut    with    luild 


;  ■!•■  t;:>'  like  .■i.i!iiiri<iiii:  :i  ■<l!aclc!t>  of 
n\  fi  ^ruiiiii:  in»'i)itH'r  of  sht^.t  tuaterial 
>f  t!n^  -.h.-icklt'  !■*  aii'liArpd  niiil  having 
nth     .Tul-    ti.    -It.liiii.')\     rt'''.';v^'    l.-iu'th- 


roll'T-:,  ^,l  'il  snr''  1  '■•  h  I '.  ih_-  .^p'l 

liifT-T'-r:'    .!is'a;ii  .  ^    •■•',,ri;    :  :i..    ;,  ,  i 
li.-r  ,    -jutisian'  ia   I  ■.     ,i-    ^I.^-.tUi.  .1 


'1  pa  i  rn  n(  ilepri">>ion>  fit 

•f  r^:  att'.ri   "f  naiil   rrwtii^ 


1,471.44'^  innfrKH.  Thaklks  \Vf>!KY  n'KR.a.,Hs, 
\f.intr.Ml,  yut'bof.  Canada.  Filed  June  1.  l'.»L"_'  S.-rial 
N  '    "••-  J02.     5  Claims.     (CI.  294—80.) 


!!(!    .if    fh.'    -;ha.-ki.' 


ail!    ^.-alJUfc'    iiK'mber 


,,I~)n    ir^^.'l'    ir,     'h.'    plan 


^    '>'    tia'    i:ui(le 
'if   thf   sna'-kle. 


I      In    a    c-ipi^*-!-,    the   comh!n-iti'<ii    nf     i    |,;iir    .  f   p,,rall.>l 
■a.u'^,   wi't:   j:iws   having;  rotafM.i:  crippn,,-  t"a.-,.s  w!ii.-!i    ar.' 

■■^ '!  '■'""■eiitrirally.  n  tow   -.p.-  ami  un-an,.  -o  ■■Pise  ttu' 

a'.\^    !i>    ;li.-  t»'lini..ii   nf  rlu"   f.i.v     r-ji- 


thP    sail  I       -aip  i  ;  r;i 

dishes   i.f     !;fr*>'.Ti 


ported    up-ill     rh>'    \'i\i<\     fr'i'lc 


Mid  r>i-fpf«f'l''s  h 
arti<-i.'s    -lurh     11    b 
r-'-.'pia'  !>■    f-r 


M71.44r*  UAl'il'  M!IK  -KolJK  M.s-rs  M  ("uiii.r.. 
'''•■*"''■''!  '  "■!'  i  il-i  >.jpi:.  ^1,  i'j:;:.'.  s.tLtI  No. 
•"'^'•'■1'       1-'   I  laim«.      (CI.  62 — 83.) 


n^^* 


1.    A    truck    of    thf    aharai'tiT    i1fscrih<>(l     .aimprisini^    a 
pluralffy    of   compart  merits    lo.'atP'i    nnc    aao\i»    the    othpr, 
s   li.ai :-•   a-l  i|irt'fl    r.i   r'TPiv.'  aii'I    h'.M 


■iiZ"-i.    a    plaralir-,     nf    rf»<a.[,t;i  a 


S'lp 


ilPtHchaM''     r  her«'fr.ini. 


riL'  ailaptPtl  to  rei'''iv».  jtnd  hoM  srnai 
nlT(w.  fiirks,  sprnoni  atiii  tlu"  :ikf,  n 
ivini;  inil.Ml  nnfikins.  a  r  rcprai-I,-  for 
r'''-av,i)_-  bri.)kfn  |?hina.  nn.l  a  mcrptai-!.-  into  whic'i 
slop  ;m  ailapr.>«l  topp  ili^cha rcol  thrnus?!i  an  oppnini:  In 
thf    rru.  k    srr'ji-tu'j'  ,    nnd    a    hiiff.r    n<socinti'il    wirh    rht» 


entrsn'.'     ir, 
t1a!lv   -(<   -!■■- 


S.I  1 


r.'-l        serial    Sn 


t''[ulii)_'  ;,-ni'ii'wayi 
Ci' ii'li!.:i ;    iuiilewav 


movin;:  said  bolts  i 


a-st    mention*''!    receptacle,    suli.st.m- 


1.471    +47         I.O.-k:Ni,     IiKVKT:     yun     ArTuMOlUI.KS 
IMKT.  rhilii.iPlphia,   I'a       Vntni  July   14, 
4'^4,.':'.t»,      2   Claims.      icp   71) — 12H 
-'     .\  il'  uc»>  of  rhip  ch.ararr.-r  .l.-scriii.'d  imdudlng  a  houi 
1!!^    I  r..vi.!in::    a    lo|ii;ir iidina  1    _'nidfwav    and    laftTallT    ►•! 

lockin_-  bars  movable  within   said  Ion     [ 

and    havinir    .ip[,>sed    row^   of    te<>th  :    ,         1.    A  cooler  for  llqiilda  or  oth.T  materlai.s  compriiini;  the 

h.iUs  slidabl.>  wifhij^i    said    lateral    ^.-uidewavri  :   sprlnirs  for    \   combination  of  a  tube  adapted  to  eontaln  a  cooliiiir  me<)hini 

ito  hK.-kiiii:  onL'a.'emeat  with   the  te^'ih    I    and   to  b»^   ins-rted   downwanily    into  a   can   or  r,thpr  o|>en 


October  28, 1(<23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


691 


receptacle  cimlnininn  material  to  be  cooled,  and  n  coxer  in       tion  portion  i.s  slightly  cut  awny  nt   a  rat!  end  to  pr.vlde 


the  form  of  a  lolUr  carrie<l  by  said  tube  intermediate  its 
ends  adapted  to  exteml  o\cr  the  openinK  in  the  can  or 
other    recei.taele 


1471.450  MECHANISM  FOR  SYNCHUONIZI  N(;  MK 
CHANKAI,  MOVKMK.NTS  \\ii.t.i.*.M  H  (..i.iiiK 
I'ainesville.  Ohi  1,  Filed  Ort,  114.  I'rj],  .Seri.al  No. 
.MO.dsii,       ]  1    Claims        iCI      144      _'(.»«.  i 


(dearance    leaving   the   base  iind    web    int. mi    Iu   effe.  ;    th« 


/£ 


J': 


-r 


~}fy 


/ 


o    o 


\J 


■""3 


^,^, 


/J 


iii^nal  rail  joint   and   ''invent ional    ne'ans   for   seenrin'.'   ».iid 
rail.';    together,    siit>.'«tanl  iaily    a-,   and    f^r    tli'-    pnrpox  »    s(  t 

r.irCi  '  I 


1.  Ill  a  nia 'liine  havin^-  rn'-an^  !..  rntati  .a  .  >  1  uol  rieji  1 
member  of  a  rna.terial  adapted  to  t"  nit  aw:i\  or  ra-inovrd 
in  sheet.'^.  the  eomldnation  of  a  roller  Hrr:inu«"<l  'o  |ire>!i 
a>:ain.st  .said  nieniber  s  i  as  to  r..tal.-  at  the  varyiii;;  snrl'Moe 
six-ed  of  Hjiid  inenilier,  a  de\  j,-,.  |,.r  inl  i-nnit  tent  ly  .otin;^ 
iilMiii  the  slieet.  iiieMMs  independent  of  s.aid  roller  fur  a(  inal 
in^r  .said  dex  ice.  aiol  means  for-  a  iiloinat  ieally  e,,iit  rollin;.' 
tho  ojK-ratioii  of  said  a<'tiiai  i  n;.'  in^ani-  in  synchronism  ui;ti 
the    s{)eed    of   operation    of   said    rolj.r 


l,47l,4.-.l        S(ICKI:T    \VUKN<   II 
cat'.i.    111       Fib  ,1  May  iT.,    ]'.<:■■- 
Claims  Cl,     SI       I  sfi,  I 


,\l  KUKIi    .\      I  'h  ;  \\  1  .    (■ 


1.  A  wreiifii  comprising:  a  stem,  a  .socket  caslnp,  a  series 
(if  sockets  slidably  nmted  in  said  casing,  and  means  be- 
tween said  parts  for  perniittiiiK  said  w>cket»  to  move  auto 
matically  to  accommodate  various  sized  nuts,  said  rruuns 
comprHtiK  c  111  spriiitJ.s  '"ach  having:  one  end  engat'eahle 
with  said  sf-  m  and  the  other  end  secured  to  one  of  said 
sockets,  and  pins  stK'Urcd  to  alternate  SDckets  and  casiriK 
and  slidalile  in  pilots  In  s.ald  sockets  to  limit  the  relative 
lonjfltudinal  movement  and  aHp:n  the  outer  ends  of  said 
Bockets. 


1,471,452      HAILWAV  EcjFIPMENT.     Harky  8.  Daibeht. 

Amarlllo,  Tei.     Filed  Mar.  20,  192.'!,     Serial  No.  620). 2tir.. 

3    Claims.      iCl.    238      151.  i 

2.    In    combination,    trnctioti    rails    each    comprising    a 
Conventional   base,   web  and   traction    i>orlion,  which    trac 


!  ,47i.4.'i:;      ni;iH,r   ri!iM\!!.n      .i-n  v  .     i 

I'a,      Filed, Iu:,\    .';ii.   i;i-l.     ."^eruilNn    4^^..". 

Ml    ;}(>— 11.) 


•n  rn  ^.  o.aks, 
4 : .     4  I  i.uius. 


I      In    a   ni.iehii.i'   ..f   !  br   .lass   .1.  -■  riL.  .1    I  'i n  i.ii.a;j..n 

with  ,1  bar  .and  a  p.air  ..;  .anin^  M.a.bv  a,-  nenii,'..!  f..r 
re.'ipr.  rati.m  loM;i!  mlina  ll>  ..i'  tlio  i.;ir  ..f  .a  in. ok.  t  de- 
lacliably  si.nri'.l  tn  'h-  b.ar  al  ..ro'  it). I,  ;i  lu.ai;!..  :  ;..r  le- 
liichalile  .'oiinei-ti<ii!  t..  tlio  l.ra.ket  ,,r  l.ar,  in.-stiiT.i;  .-.  v--., 
carried  t,\  iio'  niemii.  r,  ,s;ii.i  member  i'.inK  .ad.nist.abl.  rehi- 
tive  to  tho  bar  to  siipp,.r!  ih..  .joars  f  -r  r..t;tti,.n  iu  a  i)iflne 
either  iiariilbl  with  ,.r  at  ri;-'bt  ani:i.>s  t.i  t!ie  plane  ..f 
(lit    1>.\    the    blades     n    piuinin    .actii.ale.l    by    ih.'    y;ears,    .ni;.! 

means    for    .■onnectiii;;    the    iiitnnin    !.■    oi f    the    .  uttin.- 

liladfs  wh.'ii  the  geuTf,  .are  in  ,ither  i..isiii.,ii  re'i.itna-  t.. 
the   1  lad.  s 


I  471.4.'".4        Ari'.VH.Vil  S    FdR    RAISIN<;     \NI'    I,<>\\i;i{- 
l.N<;    M.\TFl{I.\l>S        ]:ii\\.\Ki)   J.     Uni.w     and     I^s.  nu 
Tatork,    N(»w   York.   N,    Y,      Filed    .luly    Me    I'aJ.        Sen.ii 
No    57.'!.!i.S0.     S  Clalniis.      i  Cl    2r.4      141^ 
1,    Appar.itus  for  raLsIng  and  loweriiij;  a  iini!   .if  mat.  rial 
comprisiniT    two   electric   ciretiils,    a    solemdd    isi    o.ieb     -ir 
'■Hit,  a  shaft,   a   pair  of  spaced  apart   cintcb    members   fr.  .. 
to    revohe    on    said    «;haft    but    ti.xed    anainst     loh).'ii  a.ii  nal 
movement    thereon,   means    f.ir   rotalinc   said    clut.'h    m.'m- 
bern  hi  opixisite  directions,   a    third   cIuKdi   member   keve.t 
to  the  shaft  but  capable  of  lotn:ltudinnl  movement  th.  re.o. 
located  between  said  two  first  iiientioned   diitrh   members. 
a  brake  band  normally  holdiuK  said   third   rlntch    rnemb.  r 
apalnat  longitudinal  movement  on  the  shaft,  means  cirrle.! 
by  the  core  of  each  solenoid  for  n'l»>aslne  the  brake  li.an.l 
and  drawing  the  third  clutch  member  Into  engagement  with 
either  of  the   two   !^ace<l  apart   clutch    members   to   r..fat. 
the    shaft    in    one    direction    or    the    other,     an     endlcs.s 


092 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTJi 


OcTOBKB  23, 1923 


aCTrw  i[itfi,'ral  with  th.-  saiil  shaft,  a  block  adaiiteil  to  |  !  ,  4  7  1  ,  4  fi  T  SlIIiM'  i  mNSIKI  iTION,  Alb»BT  A 
movf  ioiiuit  uiliiialiy  ■jii  salil  s'Tfw  in  Its  re\'ili;  rion,  flex-  ]  -i'oi  rn^kis  it  tiivvi,  Outarlo,  L';iiuiita  Kilted  Dec.  «"^. 
I  I         llt^i       S.-,ia,   No.   5i:5,527.      ::   claims,       i  CI.   2 — 7y.) 


ible  coiin-'Tion.5   iri.ni   said  blnck   to  the  unit  of  inar>>rial, 

and   m-ans  for  niakiriit   ami  breaking  the  electric  .'Ircult*, 
for  r.'ie  purp"«e   ^tated. 


1,471,45.'.        Kr.KiTTKIC    I'Ck.R    OrKNKK        FltBDKHirK    (\ 
Krn-;t,   N>w    York.    .N     V       nif<i   .\ug     ir.,    1922.      Serial 

■.*■.' OV<r.       p    Claim        ,ci,    7A     ."^2.) 


An    ^^].-.:tri  ■   ^li- 

hdvl!,<    ;1     rt-<>--S, 

a  riori'h.  an  arriia ' 
J  r»-v,.[i  t  r^Ii'M  -111^ 
t-<3-Mp.-r,iTintf  wit 
brought  Int'i  rpgiJBt 
said  .■Ifctntnairn 
Mid  (log  frum  ,sail 


P'jr;;ti.>n   of   W^^hii.:;r 
No.    323,137 


.^-'- 


,t,-,\    :n..iii!i.'r 


r   '•p'li'-r,    '•'luipri^iUi,'   ,i    in 

I    dot:   ri'Tmallj'    «(*at.M|    in    <.[i'\    --.>   ..^s 

;  'if  .said  lihnfed  mi'mb«'r.  said  d"(^  h.'is 

uri'  normally  HtjwrTliiu  akrain^t  s.iid  il^t 

•  >f  said  [ilV'.t'Ml  rii' mb»T,  an  •  i'l'tr'jti.a^' 

said    armaf';r>*.    said     arriiatur--    ti.- 

ry    with   said    iiot>'h    whoii   ;iftra:-t*'d 

t,    thereliy    fvfrmittiriif  dis*'n cacMien' 

d   pivoted   tnt»nib«  r 


Tl  ►■  t 
illK 

by 

of 


1,471, 456      OXVi>CKTYLK.\E  WEl.niNG  ANP  ct  TTINii 

TORCH       THi-iims  .\     Kkbett,   Soattle,   Wa.sh  ,   asslirnor. 


M'd'Tri  Torch  <  o     in,- 
Fil.'.i   Snpr.   11.   1019 
2    Claima       (CI.    158 — 27,4) 


:.i  (,'or 


Ca 


2,    A  welding 
the  rece[.tioii  of 
a  plug  for  said  hdad 
gleeve   to  form  a 
provide    for    exp^nelo 
varying  tempera 
tainin^'  said  tip. 


1     In   conilliM  I ."  ,    with   a    ^l.irr    sleeve.   t\  wrl.st   band   at 
'.irheii   tu  s.iiil   sU'   V       ^.ihl   wrisr    t.nrid   'laviiig  spared  but 
ton    holes.    ,i    reverMiile    >  ufT     ..ivnii;    spaced   but  ton  holes  ui 
one   side    to    ret'ister     .ppu-if  ■    said    first   button  holes,    anil 
a    detachable    band,    s.^n!    d'-t.'i^h.aMe    band    provided    with 
buttons    for    entra^'eiii.  ri!    •hr«H)i.-ti    said    r'u'istering    button 
holes    for    deta-hii  i)!  s     C"ii  !:e''t  ini,'    s.aid    'nfX    to    s.aiil    ^^^i^t 
band. 


l,471,c-«.        CYI.I.Ni   Ki;  IMll'o'lUNC,      M.\<Mn.NK         H\y 
W  ^Ii     W     Gaub,    Jack-..!i      \li    h        Filed    ,\pr     .',     19L'l. 
Serial  No.   457,974.      5   I  iaims.      ,C1.   77    -- 


!  In  H  cyliiid'i-  .'-eUiri'!!;  tool,  a  ~ii|ijNiri  ui.;  rn.ni'ier 
[>r"\;il'-d  '.vith  a  coTit'T  which  s!i[i|H.rTint:  [iiemii  r  is 
id.ipted  r.)  be  ser-iiT'  M  to  .in-  erd  <<T  a  ivlmder  >o  th;it  th.' 
-.lid  center  i-  '!;~;'..Ne,i  aTiady  the  bore  .,f  rbe  i->lliider.  a 
h'iusin_'  pr.  -.ibd  witii  an  .axially  adjustable  center,  wt.ich 
coiisin^:  is  adapted  to  be  seiiired  at  Cie  other  end  of 
the  cv;it,,bM-  90  that  t!ie  s.-iid  enter  is  .li^posed  iixltilly 
■he    'Hire  of  the  cylinder     sa:d    :  ■■  i-K.j   havjui:   an   op.riini; 

ii.  itif  side,  a  boric-  .c.ir  !ii;>.,i  •,,  i,..  siip[iortei|  be- 
tw.H^n  <.ild  ".»,,■.■>«  t'i.f  r..fati<.ii,  said  lioring  bar  provided 
«ith  I  cutter  he.i,!  atel  fe.  i!  inerhaiiism  carried  by  the 
'•nr  and  adaiiteii  t.,  be  !n.s'Tted  ;m  .a  unit  through  the 
'■>r>en  side  ,,f  the  tlounint:  iti'-i  tt'e  txire  nf  the  eylltKier 
when  thp  h'lixiiiL'  !-  seenr-'d  fo  the  cyljnilcr.  and  releas- 
able    drfTlnj    tnean.;    earrie<|     tiv     the    housinL'    adapted    to 

neaice  tb..  'e..,]  n.e,  Iki  rit^in  of  said  bar  U)  rntste  the 
*n  nit''. 


nd  cutting  torch,  compriaing  a  head  for 

ses  and  a  tip  for  the  discharge  thereof. 

,  »ald  plug  having  a  movably  dlspoHe<l 

mixing   chamber    for   the   gatwa    and    to 

Q    aud    coiitraition    thereof,    due    to 

t|area  of  said   head,  and   metuis  for  main 

leevc  .Tud  plunger  in  functional  position 


1,471.459       TALKING  MACHINE    HORN       Gkohob   Ham 

\      V        Fib  d    .May    -.U.    19L'l,      Serial 

I.iirii        'CI     \**\       i'7   I 

ine    a   horn  of  subntantially  rectangu- 

\  ;n.'   eai-h    of    If.^    sides    provided    with 

;  orflo!;  .idlncent   to  and  at  e<ini»l  dis- 


1!!    R...      \.-W      ^  .I'k 

No     47-J,."j;^        I    r 
In  a  talkUijr  iti;!< 

1,1  r      T"-s     ^ei   '  I-  '11      il, 

an    Inwardh    tMmc<I 


'ances    fron;    ttie    fr,:;it    ,,t'    th.-    born,    a    sonndlng    post    in 


October  23,  l'.*23 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


693 


transverse  alignment   with  said  inwardly   I'owed  portion.s, 
«aid    bowed    side    portions    and    said    post    forming    n    re 


"trlcted  passaL'ew:,^  .and  -aid  born  llarini;  forwardly 
and  oniv^ardly  I'rom  w'"nl  passat:eway  ibereby  permitting: 
a    swUim:   of   the   se.iind    v,  a \  •  >   at    Hie    front    of   tli.     horsi 


1.471.4>b>       I'KOCFSS    UF     TK  KAl  1  NG  .M  I  LK  uH  <  KKAM 
.loH.v    T      H.^.vv,*,     Hudson      Wis        Filed    Feb.    9.     1^21.' 

Serial  NoM'..'..:;7ti      :.  claims      m1    ;i'..---11.) 


4,  The  proC'Ss  of  treating  cream,  which  consists  iu 
beating  the  same  in  a  substantially  closed  vessel  to 
brint'  the  same  to  a  uniform  temperature  aud  continuing 
Kaid  heating  until  a  slight  vapor  rises  from  the  surface 
ef  the  cream,  then  passing  air  through  the  siime  from 
distrlbot^l  points  in  said  vessel  for  a  short  period, 
which  air  has  previously  been  healed  to  approximately 
one  Imndred  and  fifty  degrees   F. 


1.471. 401  COLH  CHISEL.  Kich.vkk  .1  Habmo.n.  Bing 
hamton.  N,  V,  Filed  Apr,  11,  1922.  Serial  No 
S.--,]  H.'H        1    Claim.      iCl     145 — 24.) 


end.  whose  iKittom  presents  an  uniii-ken  siirfttce  and  :i 
detacbable  point  of  steel  liiubly  and  uidformly  tempered 
through. lilt  and  proviiied  with  a  taperinsr  fang  fitted  In 
the  so<-ket  in  the  bodv,  the  socket  and  tang  bein^'  so 
proportioned  that  the  itini:  will  scat  throughout  its  end 
area  on  tlic  bottom  ot  th  socket,  tcit  the  socket  walls 
will  tirsi  lie  sliL'btly  exp.mded  ,is  the  tang  is  forced 
therein  am!  the  point  and  tx.dy  held  tot;ether  by  the 
lateral  ja-essure  .  xerted  on  the  tan_'  b\  thi-  socket  walls, 
-aid  tan--  al-n  h:i\in^  :,  -l:e.,ilder  whici;  .ioe.-  not  .sCiit  on 
r),,,  .aid  of  tho  socket   ',i:t   i-  -iit1ici.>i;t  1  \    -.pti'ed  therefrom 

1  o    fa'')  lit  ,11  e    t  he    re!lio\  :i'.    ol     ;  I,.     jk,o  ot 


1471.41.-  l,''Ci\  MT  1i.\^;k:  C  HAku;-,  N^ir^'ii.i.a, 
Minii,  Fiieil  .Inn.  1,  <•■>--  >onal  N  :.«;:., 14s  1 
Ciain,        iCl,    151'     U, 


At,  Hit.ricillv  s'T' \»  threaded  lock  :,;it  of  tto  .'-aia.-ter 
d-'scribed,  tli.'  exteri.ir  of  which  is  f.,irm<'d  into  a  plu- 
ralil>  of  fiat  anctilarly  disposed  faces,  a  stepped  .ir  cut- 
away [.orfioii  on  two  of  the  Hdjtn  ent  faces  n.  x'  the 
inner  face  of  the  nut,  t  v\  o  concnv.-,!  rece-si-s  one  at  each 
tcrtninatioi:  ,.f  the  stepjied  portions  and  'avlally  parallel 
T\itl!  th.'  boo  in  the  nut,  ;ni  imlin.d  ihanie  1  ois  the  innr 
face  of  ttie  nut  on.'  eiei  of  which  t .  :  ni  iio'i  t  •  s  in  llo  tioic 
,11  the  III!!  and  the  other  it,  <ine  of  the  steiipo.i  ;)ortions. 
and  a  contractiie  removable  flat  spring  key  h.aving  a  dog 
intermediate  of  its  ends  protruding  within  the  channel 
and  into  the  path  of  the  thread  of  the  nut.  substtmtially 
an   describ^'d. 


1.471,4f.:i,  V.\I.\'F  CttXTltCI  I.ING  IdcNhF  Ft  tR  IN- 
TFRNAL-C0MHF8TIl»^  FNGl.NFS  liEisHAiiD  HinoK 
BKAVD.  Webster  Grov.'s  Mo  ,  as,sii:n.ir  t.>  F'ulton  Iron 
Work-  Companv.  St,  le.iiis.  Mo,  a  i  ori-oraiion  of 
Kelaware,  Filed  .Inne  j:.,  I'.'l'.'  S.ria.  N.>  :''tC..177. 
4  Claims.      I  CI.  123—33.) 


A    cold    chisel    comprising    an    elongated    body    of    nn 
tempered  steel  having  a  socket  opening  through  its  lower 


1,  An  ini.in.Mi  combustion  enttin.'  of  the  high  com- 
liresslou  type  having  a  fuel  inlet  valve,  metiiis  for  con- 
ducting fuel  and  compressed  air  to  said  inlet  \alve  so 
;is  to  inject  the  fuel  into  the  eneine,  valve  operating 
means  whereby  said  inlet  valve  is  opened  and  closed  at 
fixed  periods  in  the  cycle  of  operations,  said  valve  oper- 
atltig  me.'ins  comprising  an  operatinir  cam,  a  drivim:  lever 
actuati-d  bv   said   cam.   a  driven  lever  whereby  said  valTe 


094 


i-i    ;vfi,it. 


an. 


<iiui    [npiAor 


t'.4 


Ai. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTP: 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


[iovxiT    I  r;in><rui-ision    nit'mb»^r    sliiiably 


;ii"'iiiri'<l  bt'twMen  xn;il   l.vtrs  am!  iifMiii:  iiidep  n'lcnt  t!ier>' 


t  raiisiiiission     uT'iiihtT     b>iiii;     riiovahl 


t'l  lilTHri'nr  ii"-ir!  ,ii<..<  ri^lariV''  ri.  tin-  fiil'Tiims  nf  saiil 
1>\  ■  r«  -II  HH  to  v,ir>  thf  ninvt  riii'iit-;  <it'  naiil  valvf,  ii 
-[■•■. ■<!  triivcrnor.  a  in!  vifMiiu'  rii>-.'iii-t  roniie''ti><l  fo  ^iilil 
^i-.'-ii    L.'f'V>'riior    :(nil    r^    -ai'l    pow.T    transmiHsJoii    ni>Tiit) 

w  litr>»'''."    -iaid    ;hhvit    r  ran-ii;  is-ic>:i     iii'TiiNcr    is    Miitomati 
I'iiih     ,ii|ji)""i''l    t"    yftrv    rlif"    mm  ••iii.  nts    of    <ni<\    viiiv> 


1  i:i;pi\i.    \  \i  I  !M    I.I  BRi'  V  roii 

'A'::  [. ;  \  \i     h'     li :  ii  mf.i  siH'  h,    >\  ra-Mis-'.    N     V  ,    .issik;nMr 
•-     K''ily     I-iihn  iitiif    < '..rjxirat mn      Syra''Us«>,     N      Y,    a 


Corporntion       i- 
3;{    <•]:^:,u^>. 


1  ^  ■»  -    71   I 


S.TI 


N      U4.»lN 


_"'     A    I'lbricati'T    ha''tnir   a    yifliiirii;   fo<>il    tub*\    i    rolliriir 
iiMihoator  associatUl   with  the  dlacharge  end  of   th«>   (>->'\ 


tube    for    rontfi't 
means    ailapt"<l    r. 


With    ttif-    parr    r.i    [>•■    iu;iricatfd,  and 

lii'M    tbf    appii^Mtur    in    i-i)ntn''t  wit!i 

such    part    and    tb*^    Uf<i    tui>.     ,.iit    of    ■■Dniact    vsitb  --ucU 
part. 


14:i+fir.        CLlNfrtlNl,     STHfi    ri  RK        Seb.^stiav     Hi.n 
:"N.    \Vinnftka.    Ill-    assierm-    tu   J'.i!ii:l<»<_'yni.    Inc.    t'hi 
H    1  o^p. .ration    i,f     Iliinoi<-       Kib'd    .Inly     L'L', 


lO-'U.      Serial   .N'r 


y y  ly— ...ji  y    ■»    ^  y  y  y 1  f 

1        !        i        1        I  i        1        ' 

* — ♦ — 4—-* — ♦—I — * — .. — ♦— <» — ^ 

»    »  "  i   4 — 4 — ^ — ^ — T — '^-4 — ^ 

;     '     i     :     i     i     i     ■      ■     t     i 


4 i)^ — 4> — ^-4 »   ■  V — ♦ ♦■ 


4^-^^—) 


1.    A    clirn'm.-     ~ir'ii'nr.-    I'-r    jda  y  t:rnini.i-i      i '     'h-'     'ike. 
'•■iTirTisiTij   a    «    ri. -i  .  r     iji'-ik.'bts.   twn   ^Tifs   ..f  -  rns-   mpm 
i"  "--    iii.fiall-       r  k-t-l    a!,.l    arrank'''d    at    dilT.-r>T)t    bn.N. 
.ili  .jf  stfiii-'      iii>rfU'  mmi!     ill  -i.i  proportiiini»d.  ■  onst ru'T'-il 
and    '"■iinil'ip.>>.i    'hai    rhiidf'-n    may    cllmli    i:i    'hf    iiif>'r;" 
of    -aid    -r--.    -.r"    *■,    r    tlirt-*'    mirces-.! vi>    'limtijii.:    bar-    i: 
any   «uif.'U'   dif'tiJn     -said   nniiiii.^rs    b.dn_'   -o   sp.n  .-d    rhar 
an    Hveragp   rh:!d.     j'   pred    t.'-tiiin.'.l    a^e    Diay    -traddle    ad 
ja<-i-iit    horiz^.iitil    tiintiib' rs. 


1.471  4i;T  T  s<jrAIE  Hihert  T  Hubbard,  Detroit, 
Mich  Kil.d  N.iv  'a,  \\fj-j  Serial  N'^,  599.873.  4 
Claims,      itl.   :]•:•     'j'.'. - 


r  s 


I  III  I  iiiiibln;!  I  >  i ,, ,  I  T  s.piar.  Mirlniiiii;^  a  blade  and  a 
head.  ,1  >d,,.-k  pivi.t..,)  ',,  \\x,.  !:,.;,i|  an  indirai'T,  said  blade 
pr'ivi.b  ,)  wirti  AM  affiiat..  slot  ^nid  iiidi<atiir  projectiiilt 
throii^b  <ald  si.it  aii.j  niearir.  for  hnlduiL'  tbr  block  In 
adjUKt.'d    joisitl  ni    in    .■■elarli.ii    c,,    the   h.-ad 


1.471.40V         I.I   Ml'.l  i:      rM:\AIfiR         M»xky     .Ta.-ksox. 


Portia:, d 


sni; 


ilai 


r  lb-.  I 


iifUi'iv.d    June    Ji;.    VSZV.. 


■  '  rbi-  .1  a.'ks.iii  ( 'onifiany, 
^<,  I'.r.'ii,  SiTDil  No,  .'^.'M.'-'flrt. 
1    t  laiins,       ud.    IliA — 154.) 


■••.---.i^  .---*ijj 


5.  li,  I  1  iinb'T  ^^l'k•;•  n  a  h-.'!  snpixirN  d  truck  and 
pl.'tfforT!)  Iflriibfr  ide\a'iTi_'  Mi.ah^  siipji  iff iil  b\  (.aid  Trnfk 
and   plail'iri!!    a  tabl*»  ■   ir'-;-d   'i^   ,-aid   tni'-k   (larall.-l   there- 

wi'"::,    i;id    til-  alls   h  o  '  on.a  '  niH  \-    a  rt  iia  t.-<l    bv   direct    lauitact 
iif  'h*-  'spwirilh    ;n'i'.  I'l^;  biniti'T  for  aur    m.itlcally   stoppli)(? 

said    fi'*  i'liij    rii''a!is    :i.    ,as»-    :ho    iMmb'-r    is    nut    removed 


aft»-r    :i    pr.-<b'''r!ni 


d 


1.471,46f5.  KTbH 
VI  AN  Woorntb'l. 
'  ievtlatid,  Dtiio 
\  any,  a  i  orpora 
ir.-Jfi  s  rial  N 
7     ,V   Compound   h 

iftjv»'    ineredienf 


»     tin  as.sociat.'d   with 


!   171  4ri'>      MirrU'il.  .i(     Id:T!NNI\t,   TIV  SrUAP  AND 
rilK    I.IKF        i;.\i\Nl--J      Kuti-.-.    Nrwark,     \     .1        Filed 

Vpr     \\,     I'.i-ii        Sena:     Nb.      ,;7,".,:i.-,7        4    I'laiuis,       (('1. 
J<>4       17 

1  Th''  nu'tbod  of  d.'ti:ininj  ',i  scrap  whiiti  ennipriseg 
-  itij'i  'w-iz  the  srraji  \t~  anode  to  tln'  a.-tnai  of  an  alkallnp 
.ath    in    Mi>-   iir.-s.-iio,     .,'    ,    m.aNTlal    .dr.  rro  n.a.'ative   to   the 


fdiziiik'   :ii.'ont. 


N'.     '■(  (_\|l'.i[   M  I        AviMV     .\I      Hai.k  ,  fi71,17'»       I,  Pj  I   II  >  f  T  HI.    \-  \  1  ■(  i|!  I  ZKR       '  .F..  .ishe    KeitH 

N       .T        atnl     .Iii.ns     M,     Kov.\cny  ;  an.l    WliFUFr     \mi!Ko,k    W  ll  v  i  \i  "i  ..h  ,   I.'.nd.in,    Knifliuid. 

a<sicnii;s   to   Wb-stiiiLrhouse  Lamp  Coin  Filed  Ma\   d    l'<.'-'      s.rial  No    .'■i."i',(  u;;»;      :;  rialms,     (CI. 

Ii >f   1'' tmsyh  ani.a.      Filed    Auu.    L'U,  I  tv— li)2  ■ 

404.<<t')l.'        lo    i-biims        I  CI.    41 — 4-'.  I  1  .'     .V   li'iniil    \-\'\   •    ip.i:iz.  r    irraiu-isl    ro   b.-   hinted   by   the 
uitable  for  >'ti'hin_'  ula.ss  having,  as  lt<  j  .-xhaust    i,-.-i/<p«   itiidudliii:    a    b.'a  t  .•ichanKini;   element    corn- 
harmless  acid   salt.  |  pri,>in_'  w   rnetallji-  plate  havii.',  on  its  iipi>«'r  side,  pins  be- 


OcTOBEK  23, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


695 


twet'U  which  the  cases  i«ss  and  havins;  on  the  under  side  a       completed    die    and    bindini.'    said    niiits    toj:erli.r    by    ma- 
solid   portion   lnterse<'ted   iiy   cuts  interc-nm  .'ted    by    a    i-.rt        i.-rlal    snbsia  nt  ia  II  v    hom..L-eno^,„s    witb    Mial    of    sabl    niuts 


t,  forui  ,ii;  ;r:ii'-'al  s^nioinre  ai,d  iissn^:  tb.  ,. -siaiibl'-d 
^tru^  liir.'  ,1-  I  nioiiblin::  [..atlorn  and  raMing  a  do-  fr.iu.  :;!•' 
iii.inid     foMHf.i     ihi-r<di\ 


1  17147.:  ,sriilN'.  ^il,\bKI,i:  llAHVF'i  W  V.\  \  \  Ar.is- 
\fs  n  iliiilKon.  aiol  iiA7F\  1,  Iii'\T.  .!  r  Cr./it  Ni- k. 
\  \  assii.Mior.-  t,.  'I  h.  H,.lo\  I  (',irix>raii.  ],,  !>,.'..  r  h.d,, 
a  (  .ri-Tiitio,,  ,,r  1>.  liwar.'  libd  Feb  11'.  Ilt21,  .Serial 
No     444.;:L'i        lb  n,w.-i    .Inh    1'.'     lb?:;       ♦!   ("tainis.      in. 

::t,i7     Ti)  i 


and  preiM-ntinK  a  liquid  contact  r^urfa....  and  a  metallic 
fubstancp  in  the  form  uf  particlej.  luntiuuous  with  said 
solid    portion 


1,471,471  r>EVI(F  VOM  FACINi.  Al  TOMOHIFF  VAI A  F 
8KATS  AND  THP:  LIKK  Jons  Q  Adams.  Muskrtron. 
Mich.  File.l  Mar.  I'-.  lb-'i»  Serial  No  :',««. TS(»  '1 
Claims        iid,    IMi — ]'J..'>,) 


1 


e/ 


I  .\  de\ic,.  for  fa.ini:  antoniotdlo  vahc  seals  and  the 
like.  i-omprisinK  a  b  dy.  cutting  nnans  carried  th.Tidiy, 
and  adjusting  meaiu.^  for  moving' saiil  cuitinir  means  letinth- 
wlse  of  the  body  and  comprisiiii:  mombi  r-  disposed  on  op- 
jiosite  sides  of  said  \alvo  seat  wlieti  said  faiinu-  tb  vi.a.  is 
in    CTindiii):   position. 


1,471,472,  FKdCKSS  FOR  MAKINi;  Dlf:s.  (akI-  (i. 
ANDERSON.  Bn<;ton.  Ma.sti,.  assignor  to  John  K,  Swansoii, 
Jamaica  Plain.  Mass  Filed  Dec.  L'C,,  191».  Serial  No 
:H7,.10t!.  Henew.wl  July  'jS,  191'.'i  S  Claims.  (CI, 
22—195.1 

1.  Ste|^  in  the  method  of  forming  a  die  which  consist  in 
afDxinp  to  a  base  a  series  of  associated  units  each  having 
a  cross  section  corretipondinK  gubstantially  to  ttiat  of  the 


1      .\    coiipliiit;    for    I p.Talinj.'    rrlaii'..l.\     nio\;r..'    -up- 

p  irting  meintiers  of  a  Mliicb  .  iniprisi  n-  a  link  ■  f  Ibxilde 
material,  means  for  fix.sll\  securiiiL'  s.'parat.-d  portions  of 
fbc  link  to  the  siipportinu  l^oUll«•T^  .am!  tbrns'  !..ariiii:^ 
carried  b,\  s,ald  members  arid  st.indinL-  in  . .-.  crlai.pitii:  re- 
lation   a!     I  lie    oplio^i!..    vjdes   o  *'    tbe    ll!:k 


47b)74  Sill, I    K        .\  KSl  'HUldl  .b    M  \        rtAHI.STKoM, 

ri!tsl.iir^ti.      Fa         I'lbai     Mar       [S       ikl'I  >.  -ial     No. 

4.'.:;,4  1U.      4    (  laiins,       >  '1      L'i:7       'l>-.\ 


1  .\  slen-k  alisorlxT  com|iri.s!i>g  a  verlioal  biiical  spr.h.k;. 
a  memlter  exK'iidiim  through  thi  s-aid  ^prinK  and  ha\in'j  a 
head  engaging  one  end  thereof,  a  sleeve  surronioiing  tht 
sJiiil  member  beyond  the  said  spring,  the  said  sI.m-xo  liaving 
an  internal  diameter  larg.  r  ih.aii  the  diamtder  of  tb.  saii) 
member  and  having  spherically  (airvtHl  uii^ter  atoi  l.iuer 
ends,    spring  (^mipressing    meant-    interposed    be",\.ei,    tb. 


696 


said   xif-'ve  and   th* 


.   r<M\  iii  HI*'';:  r  h 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBER  23, 1923 


lid  spring  anil  hnvni-'  a   sph>»rU'uliy 


urved  bt-artnt:  surface  t'njfaxlns;  the  *iid  slf€v«».  und  a  nur 


1,4:1  47".        RKi-KPtr  \CLK     F<iK     KKMi»VIN.;     LlgllUS 
F'RiiM    VKSSKI.sI      ALKKtii    M     Iikm;  ph.    Chicago.    Ill 


t'iif.l    July    1;;.    !:> 
(CI.   53-1.) 


:4>L'8.      5    Claim - 


\     In    i-i>ni!i;i..i  tio 
snugiy    fif    '.vi!h::i    '  i: 
coDto'ir  ^hfreof,   th^r 
the  r^'''^'pt.i.  I>-    a  '.a' 
n.nne<-t'--<l   ait'i    t:i' 
•hrough   which   tho 
<'t^m    and    co  'p«»rat 
\;ilvf>   in   an   ijp.^n   prt; 


FROM    VESSELS 


■  sail!  VfS*l  111']  roiifi  .riii::i .'  t«  rhf 
e  beinj?  an  or>«*nini;  in  the-  N'UtMrn  "f 
"••  fi'T  flosiiic  th''  -ciiii  'i[*'i''i'-  I  st*'-r. 
.  fiv.-,  a  handi'-  "ii  th-'  <teni,  .1  <ui'l'' 
tem  frt'^ly  -ilidfiri,  and  mfaijs  '.n  fh-- 
nsr  with  the  guide  fur  lo.-kirig  th'' 
sition. 


!4T;,47f,.   KKrHrTATLK  FOR  Hf;MUVI\(,  I.I'Jfll'S 


Alfreb    M.    IiEMrrn.    <'hirai.'w,    111 
J<22^      Serial   .No.    r>81.695       3    Claim.- 


n 


iTi'ivint'  li 
vp«<fl,  ;<l: 
Ilk'>  b<vjy 
1  iiandlf 
'rollln^r  s 
rhp  valv>' 
inif  {  h..i! 
r''C«'pr,!i'l. 


in    nrtj.'l.     ,,f   manafacturr'     a    rtM^f'ptaMf^    f.-r    rf> 
'i'lids   fPTij   Vfsspls   by  Inst^rtion    th-TiMif  jnti'   'h'^ 
<\   "m bod >  lint:    1    CDinparatl v*'! y   «h;iIlow   Mfwi;    pan 
haviDkT  ail  '^pining  rhronirh   th*-  h<i''"m    th.T>'of 
•oniifrre<l  with   the  rec«'ptaclf\   a  valv.>   f.-ir  fon 
aid  i>pt.nirK,   a  (item  and  handle   rnnnerted   with 
.   iri'i    I    ■loiiir"  for  t!u^  r>'<'"[itai'l>-,  -laid  va!vi>  !.;n 
■-    ;id,iiir,..i   ti'   r>-st    fla'   a.-iii'st    'h.-    -■'(■'Wi     ■■'   ■':,■■ 
i.-'ii'.l  ■ii\'\   .ipj^niiiij  and   ^^•iIi^  [.r^  ^viri.-d  with  a 
•■r''    ::    i'!;tl'''>d   ri'  .inttT  w.'\   "ill  s;ii-1   i.;i>"i;n_' 


ui''tal   strips;    a    'rra '^fi    i'"nt>-<J    i.n    tbe    window    sash   and 
a    uraokt'f     ,u    rh--    wii,ilc.v\    r.ili    aa^iiiK    tMnLCii''s    and    slots. 


tie  Bt rips  havlne  slots  t'l.-  irir.tnns  -,f  td.  brackets  flttlriij 
tk«  llots  of  th'  >t:i;>  ,i:i<!  'h-'  (.trips  iM'iiiL'  th.-  slots  of 
the  brack»*t.H.  mcaita  for  lofkiug  the  strip-  '  ■:;i  th«>r. 


;,4T1  47^  K'TJiIN.,  I'Al'KK  IinX  Heksun  A  Feigki.- 
HA.v,  i'a'crs*.',,  N  J,  i^iL-n^r  to  I'avid  L.  Helsher, 
Hrwl{|yti,  N  V  Fli.^l  .\,>v  14.  I'.f-'L'.  Serial  No. 
f,u..   .HO       2  Claim;*!.      (CI.   229—34.) 


1.    A    -ilatilN      f    sii.-.'t    rnat'-rial    ii.ilu.lin^'    a    r>'<-tani:ijlar- 
bMtt.irn  f.'rmimr  i-irti.m  and  sid"  wall  fiirminj;  sections  pro- 
jririiu-  fr^m   i.|'j«isiti>  s^id.-s  '.f  wu.i   iiorTbui   and  ciK'h   hav- 
ing' Aitpiisloin   r.-arhing  beyond   line*;   i. .incident   with    tlie 
ith>T    two    sides   .)f    siild    porti'.ii    t..    -jih  h    an    extent    thtit 
when   said   s»'<'ti..ns   ar.-   h>-nf    ^ip   int..   upstandine   relation 
to    said    porti.'t;    Mini    tb.-    .■xtiMisions    <.f    ''ach    r<r.-ti''iri    are 
benr    f^ward    rh-'   ntb.r    s.Ttb.n    >aid   »'xt.  ii-iion.-*   will   ovr- 
rca   n   .'Hi  b    ''th'r.    >  ii.    "f   -iniil    sei-tbins,    iti.'lu.Iing   the  e.v- 
tension-,  th.^reof.  belni:  >\  i.I't  tti.m  tb.-  ntb.'r  from  said  por- 
tion  oiitwar.lly.  wher.  t)>    «!i.'i>   th>'  wbitT  (i.-<'tion  is  fold.'d 
I    on    a    line   gubstant iaily   parallel    with    the   adjoining    side 
'    of    said    portion    and    ilistanced    fr.itn    the    latter    not    ies« 
I    than  thf  width  "f  tto-  other  s'-ction  and  Kaid  sections  are 
!j»ent   up  into   upHtatniiiii:  r'-iatioo   to  said    portion   and  the 
.■Ti.-n,-ii..ns  of  ''a<'b  -ii.tioN    ir>-  bfiit  toward  the  other  •ec- 
•i.'i;    tb.'    .""xt.n-:..!! -.   •<(   tb.'   wi.l.r   s^vtion   may   receive   in 
th'';:'   f"b1s   the    •xti'csioii.s  -f  'li.    other   s.  r-tion  aii'i  a   b"X 
w:rh  ;•    ii.'tti.m  an  1   ♦'■•'ir  <'.i\-'   walls   will   h.-  formed. 


1.471,477       WI.NDONv  .;i"ARD,      .\Iarik  B,   Dr-rfy,  TobMo, 
Ohio,       Filed    ,\ui:.    7,    19-'-b      Serial    Nbi,    5^u,109       :i 
rialms.      (CI,    20..  71   . 
1.    la  a  window  ijiiard,  a  pair  of  la^y  torn?  parts  tilncredly 

connected   to   the   fram-*  of   the  window    and    contif.-.-d  to 


1,471.479         .  wLLAl'SIliLF.    TRAII.KR,       A.nton    <i. 
Oleis.snbr.  Milw;int.-.-,    Wi-       m..,!   Jan,  2t>,   1922.      S«^ 

rial    No,    5:;i  'i*','        7    <   iaini-^        m'1     ::ti<l      27   ) 
1,    In  a   v.-hii-lf  tr:iil.-r.   i  h.-  -•onibination  of  a  body  hav- 
ing a  foldablt-  UJitoni  onipnsirik:  a  mid  section  and  outer 
S'-^^tl.sns    hinijt'dly    i'.>nn.'Cte<l     to    said     mid-«ectlon.     gddei 


OCTOBKK  Z'..  v-rsi 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


69  ( 


I 


hingedly    connected    to    said    outer    sections    and    foldahle 

theren^uinst.    sprint:   haniiorH   pivotally    connirtcd    t.i    said 
OUti'r  sections,   s|iiiiit;s  <  ..n  i..  .  t..<l   to  sai^l   liantters  and  told 


J-S 


KJ 


al'l..  ibcr'«atb  bt.!\\....|i  s.'lbl  oi;»i  r  Kr.rt;.!;,s  wto-n  the  bod.\' 
is  ...ilapsinl  ;ii,.i  iiiil  t.Ml>~  liaviii.;  1  iioition  witb  s:ibi 
onl.r     lii'ttoiii     s.-<'ii.:j-     ;i  lid     sju.i     side-     in     rnlnplel  .■     the 


1,47!  4sn        .MFANS  FOR     RAISIMi    ANIt     I.(  IWKRI  .M ; 

Hl-:,\Ti:!!     RiiM.S  ■riiv..i..MiF    n      immiky,    Haltimor>- 

cbi.,      I'il.-.i  ,!,:ii    .b  ]<>■:)       S..riiii  Nf.    t:b',ov,'-,      1   Cbiiiii 
ii'b    It.'      _'4 


The  combination  with  a  beater  roll  and  Its  shaft,  a  pair 
of  levers  sniiportine  said  shaft,  screws  connected  with  said 
levers,  worm  gear  nuts  on  said  screws,  a  worm  shaft  hav 
ine  worms  encaeini:  stiid  worm  iriar  nuts,  and  a  telescopic 
shaft  driven  by  the  biater  roll  shaft  for  drivinp  said  worm 
shaft  and  nuts,  the  parts  of  said  telescopi.'  shaft  slidinjr 
but  not  rotating  with  reference  to  each  other  when  driven 
by  the  beatfr  roll  shaft,  and  a  reversing  clutch  mechanism 
for  operably  coimeciing  tit  will  the  telescopic  shaft  with 
the  Wf>rm    shaft 


l,471,4'^l  -ntrRlSTS  GTIHK,  I'kith  F  (o.BBKm.iKt,. 
Iiecatiir.  Ill  ,  assiirnor  to  Samuel  H  I  tillotnint,  Hecainr, 
111  Filefl  Apr,  21,  1921,  Seritil  No,  46o,;n:-,  3  Claim.s, 
(C!     40    -lf(2,) 


1,  .An  outdoor  tourist's  ^ruide,  comprising,  a  weather 
proof  protectint:  casinp  ad.'ipted  f.r  moiintinvr  on  a  hiirh 
way,  a  front  mounted  on  and  movable  forwardly  from  said 
casing,  a  series  .>f  information  leave*  mounted  within  and 
protected  by  said  casing  ami  adajited  for  movement  out  of 
said  casing  when  said  front  i.s  o[>ened.  said  leaves  being 
movable  Into  said  casing  with  said  front  when  closed,  and 
means  for  sustaininfr  said  c.asine  front   when  open 


.471  4,s2      FIKL  TANK.     CrottOK  W.  (Joss,  Chables   K. 

i.'i.s.s,  and  I'HAiiiis  n  Uosnnv,  llult  imor'  (Uiic  l-'ib-d 
■Inly  1.'  licit,  S.ria!  No  .HI*'".,,"  M_),  :i  >  :a;iiis  U'l. 
l.%,s      4.;.'-,  I 


1  ii,  ,■!  fu.  1  tiiiilv  b'T  ni.it.ir  \i.bi.l.'S,  the  cml'inat  i.-ii 
v\-itb  n  rii.'iin  t,-Uik  havm-'  aii  ..p.'iiiiig  fofiiii 'i  th.Ti'iis  ,if  .a 
pba'.  lii.nib.T  removably  t'tt.d  uitlnti  -,,b!  ..i..-Tuni:.  :in 
'  iio.f;;i.t,i  >  tank  sernr.'il  to  ;ii,i!  -ituttt.'il  tit  d>'P<'!id  from 
ih>.  nr.il.'!  -id.'  'if  siii.l  ni.  ii!b.  r  iitid  tn  .\!>nd  withii;  s.'iid 
in:iiu  tank,  said  .'in.  r^'.  in  y  tank  haviirz  its  upper  i.orti.'n 
fi'rniMl  with  ;iii  nii.iiin;:  .'st  atillshinf:  con;niiHiii-;it  ioi.  be 
twi'.'ii  -,-iiil  timk-,  :!,iii  tin  inwardly  diri'i-tei  llanpe  pro.- 
J. 'dill);  lr..'li;  th.'  into  I  wall  •■(  sjii.i  .■nierf.'i.'io  y  Ullik  at  a 
position  coiit  i;;ii.  iiis   i.    tb.    up>  lunL"  in  tlo    latter. 


1.471.4s:-l.        TAt;     FOR     TFXTII.I.     FAIUUCS,        AloisT 
».'Ai{i,   Ht  .MMEb.  Cinrinnati,  idii",  :is,-i>;roir  to  .A    Kimball 
Co      New    \ork.    ,N,    Y..  a   b'onipun,^    "t    N.'W     V  ..rk.      Filed 
.Iwio'     1,     lic.'l         S.'fi.T!    N.I.    474. lb'.         n     ClHiins         <  C! 
4l^— 25.) 


4     A    lau    Imi-    l.-iixlin;;    trxtilc    u 1>    atoi    tafirics    com 

prisinj:  :i  b'id\  portion  tidapted  to  bear  id.-nt  ify  iiig  marks. 
said  bod,\  portion  havini:  an  enclose<l  si  't  tierein,  and  a 
disk-like  lockine  button  sufficiently  thin  to  pa.ss  readily 
e<lg.'Wise  throuirh  the  slot  anri  of  sufficient  an  a  to  overlap 
the  walls  nf  t!i.  *.l,.t  whin  turned  paralb  1  with  the 
tvody    ;■    rtiio. 


l,47].4,'-4  Hll.l,      Ittl.il  (•H..1KIKS       ,\         lit    Ml'HRKTS, 

rhicaK">,   III       Fil.'d  Mar.    1  :b    l<cj2       S<  rial   No.  .''.4.H.1S7, 
b    Cbiini-        Ml     i,',0--;{.s,  ! 


1.  A  hill  fidd  havine  two  covers  adajiied  to  contain  a 
bill  between  tlfUi.  and  a  strap  located  l.ttween  the  covers 
for  separntini;  the  bills,  said  strap  being  extended  whereby 
it  may  be  bronght  out  around  the  odge  of  .-ne  of  the  covits, 
and  means  for  detachably  fastening  tti.-  end  of  the  str«.p 
to  the  outside  of  the  cover. 


698 


1.4T1.4S5.       TAP,     II 

Ixik.-    (Mty      rrah 
54a,.-iTrt       4    ''la 


OLI>ER       Albert    J     Is » v.. sen.    Salt 
Fi\M    Mar.     l^^.     IK'-'J        Sf>rial    N.i 


'.(••■rr\r;>     .iitwani  t 
oih'T     two    tagfOKii 
•  U      -.  :.i     !  rins    i;i    tf" 
cr!-nibt»r<   .itt^ndini 
•a.;    rni:ii{ini{    low.' 
frame   mt^mbtT*.   th^ 
S.I  phi-'>.<"l.  rnLitlvt'Ij 
,i  ■■1..  shap'v   ihall  p 
distortion,   and  shal 


1   *7I  486       DRY  C 

'  'iiii  ,  a^sisriiur 
pauy.  NV^w  Hav.- 
■'^<:^.:^:^r,      \:\   ci 


1  A  .Irv  ^..-il  M 
of  which  i-i  'li-iplii  ■ 
wh»T>-liv    rh.  '..riiis    ) 

I..l:-":ii'l:hal    axis    ■ 


i":     i^'  WW 

J   IHNS..S      .Ia:ii.i 
'tJp.'i,    i!.i-iriin      \l 

ri.".:.M5i.    4  '  ii 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23. 1923 


1.  r,     .<     si''i:i     ])"r'i..ti      :iriii»     ■  a  i  ••n'lni^ 

tifn'fmni  in  ilir>"T  i.iiw     p(«.<.-.|   r-  "jii-h 

^injf   u[i|*r    liu's    <uitil;l\    'ii>i"w.'.l     -n 

^itlDii-i    .'iijiost'.l    rn   f;\i  h   i.rh'T.    franii' 

lownwftrdly    fruni    sai^l     irnis,    ai:'!    ii 

lug    at    th<.    liiw.T    '"xf  r.Tiiif  i'-i      f    'h.- 

said   thr(>«>   lugs   fwMn_-    ^.i    -h.ii».l    ami 

t.(  >^rh  .ithtT.  that    1  '  :i4  h  i  ^  im;  a  -uit 

<s  ti»'twiH.ii  tht>  fwii  iipp>>r  !'■•_•-;  with. Hit 

1  (^ome  to  r«*st  on  thp  *iiil  lowf^r  I'lg 


:Lr.     Akthir  C    jEWKrr.  N.'w    Hav.-n, 
■m    Winrh.wt.T    Ut-jwan  ri_'    Arms    Cum 
("onn       F'ilwl  July  1,  I'.Cu.     Serial  .Nt>. 
ims        ii'i,    -jn^      :!S,  1 


rii!>r"  tiavi!u'  a  tubular  i-nvcr  th>»  iiis 
1  r.'lativ.'lv  Til  th*.  alls  of  thi-  i-artridgp 
f  tlu"  rii\i>r  a  f  [>«isiri.iii.'<l  'AJth'.tir  'h-' 
*"    rh..     ■  I  rt  rj.l.'f 


w  I :  \  r  i  ■ ;  \ 


M  VHIVK 
11!       \l  .1  ss      assi;:n..r 
F::.'.i    \;ir     i:>,.    \:>2-^ 
r\     I'.tk      179,, 


mauuv    r.. 

S.Tial    N.i 


->'^; 


supporr    ..'.    wti.-'i 
p..rr«-.l.    ,.f    s:i    .  ni! 


larall. 


sal,!    ~i]t!["irt    an. I    situatt>.l   ahov.-    'ti-   parkaici's 


J^    '^VJ 


nia'hin".    '}■■>'    '•omhinatinn    with    a 

■    pa-'kai-'t's    r.i    :>.'    wrappfd    are    sup 
!'.irri'»r   haviiii:   niit-    ni^    at.ovp    an  1 


support  ■!    t.'u-re.iiii   p'lsh.Ts   rno'jnte.l   on    said    'arripr   and 
arrauK''*!    '"    'l.p'-'i"!     frrirn     -aid    nin     fh.T"i>f,     mpan«    to 


dpllver    packntps    sinkrh     into    r"'sition    to    be    pnj;»Ked    by 

th.'    pu.sh.Ts,    th.'    iaft.T    op'THting    to    rnovp    I  hp    packages 

.ivt-r  th.'  snftjiort.  a  lainiiiJiir  iii"tnlipr  associatPd  with 
pacti  imsh.T  ami  aitapft.1  t-  .oiirai;.  tlir  front  siilp  of  th»' 
p.a  -kai,'.'  .•tii.'a*;.'.!  '".'  ^ai.l  (lUsii-T  .-jili  rlrtuiiilni;  mt'mb«r 
h''i!ii:  m.nHit.il  t'  -wine  a!>out  a  horizontal  axis,  and 
m»'anB  to  swini;  ■  ;irii  ■janipniiT  in.'inlHT  into  position  to 
I'haf  a  pa'-kaiip  whiih  ias  just  lift  ii  dp|iv(.r4'<l  to  said 
siip(Hirt  an. I  whih-  'h.-  .  ..rr.  sp.yn<liii«  push.T  i«  hping 
broUk'ht  ii;f  ■  f,p.'rati\.  .  inraC'iiiPii t  with  wtlii  packiiKe, 
and  thpii  sw  iii^  said  lainpini:  noTiih-T  into  pusition  to 
.■latnp  said  paokay.'  to  th.-  ;  iish.T  a«  thp  lattrr  pn^rages 
rlo-    pn.'kilfc'e    '.I    iih.vo    It    fiirwar.l 


i.47i,4^'<       irsiiidS    silxi'i     'MirilM.       Maxweli, 

I'.'l  KahoK  I'''.Ptiit.  N  ^  aswi;,;iii.r  tiv  iiK'sni'  as 
si^iiitipn's.  ;,,  1  haro's  .1  iL.ki.p  I'lilTalo  N  \'  Kiled 
.luno  .':'.,  I'.'^'i  S.Tial  No  :'.'.']  lit;:  M  ilaims  (I'l. 
'it       'M'> 


1  A  -li-.*!]..!!  st,aft  .'iMipiini;  .orsiiirisini:  opposing  lipads. 
nipaiis  for  -..airint'  tio-  iip.a'ls  to  thP  opjxislng  pnds  of 
shafts  t.'  h"  mipl.-i!.  th"  h.-iids  having  sl<'pve  Pitenniono 
pxti'n.lin^'  ti.vva'.l  .uol  t  >•!  in:  nat  i  ne  iiPfir  ami  spaced  from 
••a'h  '.th.-r  it  rtpir  .ipp..-!'.-  .aiilN  and  a  colled  powpr 
f  r:(  nsri;  iM  I  lie  -p'-ing  ciiiI.is.mI  ;.>  r  lif  sIp-'v.'  .'ttensions  and 
s.'.iir.i!  at  Its  I'lhts  tr.  M:.'  !i--ads  rPsppcti  v.' ly ,  thp  sIppv.- 
.xt.'nsions  (win;:  ot  avv!i\  t..  fortn  a  I'h-iirancp  bptwcen 
til..  ;  iif  .Tmpdiat.'  '..i's  ,if  tlip  spring  and  tSio  Innpr  facps 
..f  sii.  ;i  .'Xt.'nsions  uh'Tt'i  t|,,.  sl.'pvp  fxtpn^iona  arp  nor 
inaliy  s)i;ii-i'.!  apar'  fr..tii  -ii.'h  lutprin.'dia tp  rolls  and  thp 
'-oiis  iMud  oi.  r!;.'  si.  .•!.■  .  xt  .'usii.ns  wh.'ii  fXiiandpd  a 
pr.'il..ti'rini  n.'d  ilisi  ui..  -■;  N-t .,  i-i  iall>  as  and  f.ir  thp 
[.iirp.^-p   dp<'i';''«'.l 


i,47i.4«o,     rKitiDPii  \i.   rriu  ii  vrmv      wu.i.iam  t. 

Koij  M.  iRi,  KN   an.l   Hayb.'Rs-    1      '/.yjmr.   South   HpdiI.   Ind 
Fil-.l    Apr     _'ii      {:'':■:        -,'".:,      \..     ',:..'. a;'.i>s        l     I'lami 


A     pprio. Ileal     ...niprlsing     a     rptnovablp     rover     sertinn 

roniinoii    til    a    plurantv    ..f    i-sm.-s    of    th<'    pi'riodical    com 
prising    a    pliiralitv    nf    fol.h'.l    l.'av.'s    h.'arinK    advprtlflng 
niaf^rr    upon    th.ir    intnr    fa    <s    and    an    insertable   currpnt 
s.'i'tion   carrying  -  nrrpnt   tn.itt.r  sppriflic  to  a   slnRle  tsgue 

-  •   -'I'll    puiili'-atioo  f 

I 


OcTOMKH  L':;.  i.t2;{ 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


099 


1.471.4;»0.  AUTOMATR'ALLY  OI'ENINO  SWITCH  Nic 
Krcmp,  ChicnKo,  III.  FUed  Inc.  1'6.  1922.  Serial  No. 
00S,U44.      4   Claims.      iCl.    1U4  -103.) 


-'  In  an  ;iiitomai  irally  op.ning  -.witch,  a  holt  arrangpd 
to  be  yieldingly  h  Id  in  a  normal  [losition  to  lork  -aiil 
switch  in  n  .-loscd  position,  nipans  to  rotrart  said  spring 
and  unlork  said  switrb.  said  unl. irking  m.an.s  roiiiiiris 
iiig  a  standard,  piillpys  loosely  mouiitPd  on  said  -tandard 
Til. 'tins  to  liriiit  tlip  angular  movemrnl  ..f  said  piill.ys 
oil  said  standard,  a  Ipvit  extending  into  Ilii-  path  of 
movpini-nt  of  a  door,  in  combination  with  .'i  hi'U  crank 
pivntally  niounled  on  saM  stan«iard  and  attacliod  to  the 
locking  holt,  one  nii'nihpr  of  said  lu-U  .rank  In  tlip  loith 
of  mov.  in.'iit  of  said  pulleys,  an.l  inrans  t..  in.iniiallv 
clos..   said   svvitih. 


1,471,401.        liOrHLH  W  AM,     IU>\     AM»     MKrilOK     OF 
.MAKIM;    IHK  SA.MK.      Ki  ik.   W    I..ab<..mbaki.k.   Nashua. 

N      H        Filpd    Apr     in,    i;il'::        Sprial    No     S.M  u:n        S 
Claims.      i.t'l.    -';;it    -."^4  i 


*^^^ 


.1,  .\.  box  mpml<*r  comprising  a  central  portion  having 
double  thick  side  walls  provided  with  inwardly  turned 
end  flaps  and  double  thick  pnd  walls  enclosing  tlip  .nd 
flaps  of  the  side  walls,  edge  portions  of  the  end  walls 
bearing  on  the  cejitral  portion  and  locking  stops  secured 
to  the  central  portion  and  overlapping  the  said  edge  por 
tions  of  th.'  end  walls,  the  inwardly  turned  pnd  flaps  be 
ing  proportiotiPd  to  cause  the  lower  inner  portion  of  the 
end  walls  to  he  Hexed  back  when  said  rdge  portions  are 
engaged   by    the  locking  stops 


1.471,49'J.      SHALP;    KKTOUr.      William    .\     Lamb     Hen 

ver.  Colo  .  assignor  of  one  half  to  Norman  S.  Hallan- 
tin...  Iipiivrr,  C(do,  Filed  I'rc.  t\,  Kc'd  Serial  No. 
c.'s.t:;;      r,  i  la  ims       i  <  !.    ]'.»',     in.  i 


:'..  A  rptort  comprising  a  vaporizing  chamber  having  a 
heated  floor  provided  with  transverse  depressions,  and 
rotary  elem  nts  in  said  chamber,  each  having  alternate 
series  of  radiating  blades  to  engage  with  material  in  said 
depressions,  the  blades  of  one  series  being  toothed  at 
their  periphi  ral  edges  for  ilie  .-igitation  of  the  material, 
and  the  blades  of  the  other  scries  being  8lante<l  to  imp4'i 
the  samp  a<  ross  an  edge  of  the  depressions. 


1  471.4i».H        HOOKIN*;    MAIHINF        THADDEiS    J      Lords 
and   Caki-ikm>   1'     I.knnaut/,    Chicago,    111.   assignor*    to 
Sears.    Ho.'hii.  k   and    c,..    Ctucig..,    LI.    a    CnrjK.rat  ion  of 
New    Voik         1  il.-.i     Nov     .',,     IP.'ii        Scrim     No      4-'l,;'10 
11    |-|j.!iiis        Ml     ;tl--UL| 


1-  In  a  device  of  the  class  described,  a  statitinary  cle- 
ment having  a  slot  in  Its  lower  portion,  means  for  mor- 
ing  a  strip  past  below  said  slut,  means  for  discharging  a 
stream  of  material  through  said  slot  fur  coating  said 
strip,  and  means  ahtpve  said  slot  for  interrupting  the 
flow  of  material  to  form  a  pattern  on   the  strip. 


1  -171,4'.t4       KI.KCTLIC  FIXTLRK    CANOPY       .Mitchell 
.1.  Li  how.  .N,.v^'  York,  N,  Y,      Fll.'d  .Ian.  f\,  l'J22      Serial 

No.   5^7, .i43.      1    Claim.      i.Cl.   i;4(» — 7S  i 


A-  an  aril'!.'  of  ni.'i  mifni  t  ur.-.  a  r..,iiopy  adapted  for 
attachnipnt  t..  a  r.'lllug  or  wall  and  having  an  integral 
cyliadrical  .xt.-nsi.ui  rr<'.  ptive  ,if  ,<v  standard  clfCtric 
socket  shoL.  a  plurality  of  lugs  .  xtending  radially  in- 
ward from  the  <  anopy  .adjacent  its  junction  with  the 
extension,  against  which  the  socket  shell  abuts,  a  band 
surrounding  said  extension,  means  for  s.'curing  said  band, 
a  flangp  on  sahl  band  ahutting  thp  end  of  said  ntPiision. 
and  nietins  for  relPasahly  c(.nneiting  the  cylindrical  ex- 
tensioTi  dinctly   with  the  socket  sihell. 


1.471.49."..        CtLNVKUTIHLE     CHAIR         Frkukkkk      \V. 

Marheine,     Spokane.     Wasli.       Filed     Jan.     LHi,     1923. 

Serial    No,    614.03.".      1    Claim.       iCl     K'-.S— 73.) 

The    combination    with    the    front    and    rear    legs    of    a 

conrertlble   chair,   of  a   pair   of  side    members  adapted   to 

form    rockers    and    pivoted    at    the    lower    outer    sides    of 


roo 


the  front  leifs.  a  tra 
to  a   rear  le*;.  end 


hit' 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


n-sveree  latch  bar  pivoted  at  one  end  1   boom    for   thf    ilpprr ;    a    rrnwrttTip   stick   secured    to    tho 

kij  OD  said  bar  to  •■nga^je  over  sal'!       mountiuK'.     i    iT'uvdii-,'    .•i;,m!i.'    '  .irrivd    indept'udwitly    -f 


uppp-   -'il^e   near   its 


r^ar  I- ^'s  for  co  ;ictli)n  with   said  groove 


rockrr^    siatd   !;itch  tar  havlne  n   rrin-<v..r<«°   Kri...\-.-  in    it- 


Trt-'^  piid.   and   ;i    s'ld   In   "tin   of   sai*l 


1  471  4it,;  sWlTiH  srPPORT.  Krw;AR  J  MiRTEL  and 
R.i;E:r  • ',  s.Mi.its.  Laoonij.  N,  H,  F'iN'd  <ut  .•:, 
li'l:'       Serial    No.    :>;«.3-'3.      2    Claims.      tCl.    -00—59.1 


1,  III  means  of 
m>^nit>»T  c>imprl.sing 
po.st.  a  bracket  on 
switch  eienients  rn" 
adjacent  fhe  rini  of 
gwirch  '-lenient  'ipu 
UterallT   therefrotn 


the  character  specified  a  sujiportin.; 
i  socket  to  fit  the  top  of  a  steering 
the  socket  for  gecurinj?  it  to  a  post 
iint<'d  on  the  supportltu'  m-  mber  and  | 
a  steering  wb»-el.  and  an  independent 
:i    tiie    supportini?    inemo-r    projecting 


I,:   >.   1  ^\!BE     M  \R  1  ■ 

•  J,  \U2-2      Serial 


1       A      S!»'e.l      _'..Vi 

engine   c,.iniiiri>ing 
supply,  a  pn    t'il  1 
a    rotary    s.-i;ui.iit 
levers,  said  seu-ni-': 
tro!  mechanism  wli.' 
fa:i>-.''!sl>   ■!  ■»'!f\ 
tr  ;    meehanitiHi 


1  471.498.     DITCH 

Erie.  Pa.     Fll'ii 

Claims.       i*'l.    2 

1.    In    a    ditrhlne 

f'>nn  :  a  boom  pivo 

the    platform  ;    a 


.Jr.   Newp.iPt   New  H    \"  1       l"i:e<l  Apr 


551.T1»; 


aim.s. 


■'•1.  74- 


1"7   I 


ni!i4    device    for    internal    i-orubije^tinn 
pi. ut.(]   lever   ci)nne<'te<l    to   the    fuel 

■I  r  i-iPiine,  ie<l  to  th.'  timer  mei  hani.*m, 

dMiii:    •■ii-'aiCemeii  t    with    «aid    pivott-d 

iieinj  i-annefted  with  the  clutch  con 

•retiv  the  said  pivnttHl  levers  are  simul- 

!ipi)n   the  innveraent  nf  the  clutch   con- 


'L^?=^nj 


the  li.inT,,  .,i>e:-:irinK  on  the  crowding  stick  i  drnrn  in  the 
platform  ■I'ld  :\  poll  In  line  eiteridinu  fr'-rti  'he  rlnim  to 
the    dipp'  r 


47;,4!t'''  riT;KH()>K  1;a('K  VViiiiWi  M  is,isT<M-K, 
New  V-k  N  \  nied  ,[.,i;  -"<»  1 ',*:'!  Serial  No. 
44()  s,-7        ''i    i'TKm-  '  ;     l'4s      '."«  ''< 


4,  In  a  hoae  rack,  a  -•ippnrt  iin;  mojiib' r  ,uid  hose  carry- 
ing arms  piv"ted  in  clos-dy  spaced  relation  ,.ii  said  member, 
said   armf.   '.,>'\n^   relatively  Jonc  t-   project  a   considerable 

di-taife  'lev  c,  !  t.'ii'  siipiporl  i  hu'  ii.eTiiiier  urid  rhereti.v  pro- 
vide iori_-  reacliiiic  fiii[iport8  f^r  in^ps  cf  h  ise  and  being 
offset  lateralh  from  their  pivotal  axen  in  a  direction  away 
from  the  dis<  h.ir^-e  en,!  of  ib.  r  ok  wiiereby  «aid  arms  In 
the  how  dlscharK'iiii:  ;.'»-;'i-o  A;li  ■'  '<\  t  jetiier  in  clogely 
overlapping   .slightly    m   liiii'l    r^'latio: 


l,47',ri"o  IIOSK  K.\iK  Wii.i.nM  M  il.lsT-'iK,  New 
York,  N  "i  Tiled  June  9,  "J::-  Seria;  Ni-.  .'tM.lJ'i.  1 
Claim.      (CL    24S— 28.5.) 


;  N»;  MACHINE      William  E.  McCaiv. 
Jan    12.   1020.     Serial  No.  .•^50,963      7 
l[4  — l.'IS.  I 

miichlne.    the   combination    of   a    plat 
t|illy  mounted  uiKin  and  eiteoding  from 

pper  ;    a    swinging    mounting    on    the 


In  a  hosf>  rack,  a  s'i|ii>ortitig  member  and  Iiohc  carrying 
arni.<  having  bosm-M  pivoted  .ai  sjiid  member  each  arm  be- 
iug  offset  vertically  from  its  l>o«8  wherebv  each  arm  can 
overlap  the  bow»  of  the  next  adjacent  arm  when  the  nrma 
are   in    im>peratlTe    position. 


OOTOBK.B2:i,  vs2:\ 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


701 


1,471,501  I.ENfiTII  I»ETKR.MININO  DEVICE  FOR  DRY 
ING  FORM.';  Gist  o  Mokwn.  Rockford,  111.  Filed 
.\ug.  16.  1019.  Serial  No  :u  K  Oft5  :^  Claims  *  CI 
22.-^—17.) 


1.  The  combination  of  :i  dryiiii.-  f  rm  upon  which  a 
knitted  article  is  adnpted  to  b<-  drawn,  gripping  members 
HdapttHl  to  hold  the  article  on  opiKislte  sides  of  the  form. 
bell  crank  levers  carrying  said  gripping  memhprs.  and 
siiring  Hctuate<!  mi>:uis  arranged  so  that  the  spring  pres 
sure  will  hold  the  hidl  crank  members  in  operative  and 
inop<'rative  positions. 


1,471. r)02       Torn.    F(tR    ASSEMBLING    OR    UISASSPJM 
BLINC,  GEARS  OR  CAMS  AND  THEIR  AXLES       DnRK 
Mii.LKH.  Tdedo.   Ohio       Filed  Apr    1,    1922.      Serial   No 
54'<.r).'"i^,      4    "laims        iCl     29-     s.--,  i 


1.  A  garage  tool  adapt»><l  to  effect  the  assn'inhling  of 
gear  anil  like  membors  iiixoi  shafts  and  the  separation 
thereof,  comprising  a  frame  formed  to  provide  an  enlarged 
olipiilng.  a  threaded  l>«>arine  at  oiu>  side  of  wiid  opening  and 
having  a  longitudinal  received  iM-aring  portion  at  the  op 
posito  side  of  the  oi)ening.  a  pressure  screw  fitted  to  thi' 
threaded  t)C!irlng.  a  tubular  holding  member  fittetl  to  the 
r'-cpssed  bearing  and  adapted  to  supimrt  the  shaft  in  an 
advanced  position  and  against  longittidinal  movement  to 
permit  of  H  gear  member  being  forced  thereon  by  the 
preasTire  scn-w,  said  holding  means  being  removable  and 
said  fram^'  t>eitig  adapted,  upon  removal  of  the  holding 
means,  for  sufiporting  the  gear  member  against  longittidi- 
nal movement  and  to  allow  of  the  longitudinal  movempnt 
if  the  shaft  with  relation  thereto  uniler  the  action  of  the 
screw.   8Ub8tantlflIly    as    described. 


1,471.603.      REFRIGERATOR       Jay    S.    Mrriw,   Philadel- 
phia. I'a.     Filed  July  2«,  1922      Berial  No.  578.190.     7 
Claims.      (CI.   62-37.) 
1.   A    refrigerator   consisting    of  "a   casing    having   side 

and  front  walls  of  double  tranalocent  non-hent  condncting 


material,  an  ice  container  disimsed  wiiliin  the  wads  f  the 
ca«*lng,  mill  an  article  container  eitendins;  '"  the  top  of 
said    ca>ii,g    hi'tw.  ru    t-ach    siile    wall    and    ;ht     ice    Ci/i. 


tftiner,   I  ach    coiitahuT   having    :i    'op   .ind    lieii 
from  said   casing  without  disturldro.'   the  to]. 
coiitaini  r. 


;    r.  II}. 
ii    aiiv 


.  nlle 

ither 


1,471.504      FLUSH  VALVE.     Clai  s  I).  Myer. 
ken,  N.  J.,  assignor  to  Myer  Flush   \'alve  C( 
N,    .1  .    a    I 'or  jx'fai  ion    of    New    .le 


Hohoken. 
.Tune  25, 
137—83.) 


1921. 


Serial    N 


4  so  ,4,: 


West 
I    Inc. 
rt<ey 
laims. 


Hobo 
West 
nieii 
(CI. 


5.  A  rtush  valve  provided  with  two  diaphragms  and  an 
intermediate  partition,  valv(>8  adapted  to  regulate  the 
[ires-suri'  of  water  on  said  diaphragms,  said  diaphragms 
being  located  on  the  opposite  eides  of  a  chamber  di\  ide<1  by 
said  partition,  a  valvecontrcdled  passagewa.v  through  said 
partitl<in.  and  means  to  apply  pressure  t>  the  outer  titles 
of  said  diaphragms 


1,471,605.     BICYCLE  AND  THE  LIKE.     Albert  I,i>w.*k[ 
HORi.icK  I'ATNB,  Kildare,   Ireland.     Filed  Oct.  20,   1922 
Serial  No.  696.860.     6  Claims.     (CT.  208 — 68.) 
1.  In   a  bicycle  or  the  like,  a  pedal   crank  having  the 

pedal  on  an  arm  that  !■  pivoted  on  a  shorter  cmnk  arm 


708 


flxt^    to    the    crank 
in.iv   H'Ck  r>»l»fi\H!_v 


haft    so    that    the   pedal    twarlng   arm       frixti   th*'   wnistlin*-   iin<l    dov*  iiwunlly    froixi    the   waistline, 

[o   thp  crank   arm    t>*'tw«HMi    limits   [im-        said    rarm.'iit    Uiiii;    s»'iiM  rar.'d    arrosw    the    l>«ck    frnni    ont- 

■iid>'  slit  to  the  iittuT  t"rinin;r  '■njit  and  trunser  flaps,  a 
h'dt  sf-urfd  'II  tiif  i.|i|iff  .-di.'.-  ,.f  siiii!  frniistT  tliip.  loopn 
s  <iiri-{|  to  Thf  l.'H.r  .'d-'-  "'  ~aid  ojit  Slap  and  fni,'iiK't'ahlc 
b>  said  ("dt  alid  'I'l'k:'-  -rriir''d  t.>  siild  i;arttii'ii!  at  Ihf 
frwiit    and    i^ni:ai;''al>l»'    i<.i.    said    L»t'lt    fur    h.ddi'ii;    saiil    flaps 

ill     .•|.is,.ii    jMisitinn. 


vilf-il  :iv  -I  sieevi--  > 
varying  thf  throw  : 
hereii;    ilescribod    ;in 


r    th jiiival'-i'    wirh- ■;•    a [«pr*'<-iably 

substaiuiaily   a<~   ;ind   1  ^r   t;;-   [ujrjHise 

,     ghi>W!l 


1,47  1  -116,       MKTil< 
BRICKS      .J<HN 

San  Krancisoi  \ 
505.907  H.'!,.'W 
-'5- -156   . 


Ill     t)y     FnHMINO     1  NTKK  i  ,<  n   K  1  N' . 
'    Ur'ittKTs  and  .Iessk  >'    M\Kri>.    1  r 
aiif       Fili'd    'N-t,    7,    r,»'JI,    S.Tial    Nl>. 
S.-liT      1.;,     I'.i.':'.         i    i"!a;ii!^         (CI. 


I     Thp   m.-thiid   ./ 
!  i  '<s»'>     and    r»»<;'>->'' 
i..,sN^>s  in   ibf  rt'o--^ 
t  iivin^'   a    "u  t   bl'  ii'k 
w-'dd    :;  irmally    fori 
r..,-,>ss.-s,    and    subj 
manner  that  reoess»; 
df«*»'P*T  than  th»*  hi- 
by   thp   d) ■;pliic«'m«-ii 
boss   ssr!.^     f  thf   bl'ii 


I  471.. '.'1 7  OVVAi 
.*sMITl[  .'^►•w  Vi-.r 
No.  sn.'^  .-i:i      1 


.\  (in.--  pipCf  2 
portions  formed  C" 
being  formed   wltl; 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


UCTOBEB  23, 1923 


f^irnimtf  plasli-   '  l.iy   iiiic   lirirks  »-i!:i 

which    bricks    whi-n    laid    with     th-^ 

f 'rni  iiiff>rl"ckinff  wall.  '■  'niis'irit:  in 

^i    pla.stic   clay     ■?   th>>    samf   sizf   tha* 

1   a   pf'^HtHl   lirnk   w!th"tif   t)os.s.'s  and 

n-A-i;    th''    bl'H'k     t  I    pn-S!4!irp    in     such 

s   are   f.>rra>-d   nu  •un-   facf.    .f  thp  t,ihi<'k 

It  "f  the  t)'>st-<-s  lin   th>'  n. posit"  fa'.-t* 

if     dav    fri.iii    r.]-    r.'c,->«    ^i.i..    t'l    the 


nr    i)U    OVKK-VI.I.S       r;F.,iKi;E    K. 
X    Y       F;lr<]  ,1'iiiH   1  ;.    iri;:i       .s.-nal 
1  i:ni        <r]     _■      144.1 


rmcnt  Cuniprisinj;  trouser  and  coat 
tintious  with  each  oth^r,  said  Rarment 
slit.s  at   the  sides  extf-ndinj;  upwardly 


!,t7!.'Ms        ri  .1  I,  \i'<n;ij:     i;,>.\     i^il     >^  I  III'M  KNT    oF 

yj,',s  .\,\p  iiriiid:  AKTii  i.i:s      .i.inv   ii    si-\\.,i  ksi 

i;i'raidji,  Minn  '-si^n,,--  •,:  \:ithani.l  \-.a  .Vddiss. 
M:nr)fapiiii<  \linii  l''il..l  ..Viil'  ■•  '.'.Ul  S.Tia:  No. 
Vjii.  4i<i;       '•  t  laini~.       I  '   ;     ^17       l.'i 


Ife-r  ^/i^ 


1  \  f.dditij  crate  hnrlnjr  n  bottom  portion,  a  shor' 
tlxfd  sn!i'  port)..!!  riiii'l  '!;.■•■..«  irj,  a  sidf  piortiot;  idngcii 
ti  said  :iii-l  <iilf  portiun  and  foldaS.o  do.vn  (!at  on  said 
tKirioir:  porMo!,-  m  opposite  liii.-'>r  I'.xo,t  s),|m  portion 
and  ••inuthir  -  '!•■  pofion  hln;;o,|  tior'to  .md  foldalil' 
down  on  .s.iid  tir--:  m'.iitioiied  hiiipt'd  -id.  portion,  fix>-d 
ohd  -'irii'ns  OD  Mirl  bottom  !!!•  Ill 'KT,  hin;.'od  'Mid  sictmn^ 
(■on;,.rfi,l  tfi.T.to  .in-l  ''id,!'!.  l-iin^.i'd  on  said  last 
n.''iiio,nHd  ^iilo  ;"o;,i  n-,  ,;;.i',  ,i  '..p'  a.,  ni'i.-r  ■■on  ni-i'to<l  !i>' 
h,;:j  d  I). ids  to  one  of  8«id  side  portions  .md  foldatd.- 
duwti  uvcr   the  sunie. 


471, .'n<i  CdNT!  VfoT'S  KK\  1  i;M  N' .  ld{I\i: 
v  WiiH.Ki:.  '  hi-M^ -,  111.  Fib'.:  .Ian  ,:".  i:*.:: 
Si,.  53:i.55».     rt  Claims.      (CI.   74—60.) 


I '  R  .^  N  K 

Seri.i: 


1,  Tho  cumiii  !;H  t  ion  «it;i  a  rotnfabie  nifinb»r.  of  ii 
pair  id  s.'grncnt.il  .o.ai-  at  *h"  p»>ripht-ry  thereof,  a  pair 
of  raisiiintf  ktears  .  a  -N  .[li-'atrink:  one  of  th*-  .st'Kiiit'iiI.al 
tj.'.irs.  and  a  in<an'..  ■  i-nn.-.  !■  d  to  one  of  the  niesliiii^ 
L'l'ar-.    for   .a' tfTiiat' 1>    rfv>rsii.t    inovfini'ut    tht-rt'with. 


1471..-.:"  KAl'I.V'I'd;  Sin  TIF.U  imNTROI..  (;EOB<;r, 
M  VViLi.i.s.  Chi'  ;iji).  Ill  assikrnor,  by  direct  and  cn<-sn<. 
assiK'nnit-nts.  'o  I'ltu's  Manufacturing  Company.  Chi 
.ajo.  111.,  a  t  .r|.  ration  of  iMdawari'.  Filed  Mar.  11. 
ir>is  Sf-rial  N.i  'JL'l  .d.'!'.'  5  <"lnlma.  iCl.  123 — 174.) 
1     In    a    motor    vibble    thf    combination    of   a    radiator 

having  a   radlatint;  surface,  .shutter  mechanism   for  regu- 


OCTOBEK  23,  11>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


(03 


latinu  the  flow  of  air  over  said  surface,   motor  controlled 
nieaug     for    closing'    said     sluiHiT     in.  clianifini     when     the 


rod  In  it.s  la.st  movennnt.  comprisinj:  a  V-shapi-d  castinj: 
pivoted  at  Its  biKht  and  havini-'  on.-  lev  offset  from  the 
id  her  and  ciiijaKinn  said  rod.  :i  conta.  t  hn>;cf  carrieil  hv 
Ihi.»  other  lej.-  and  contacts  on  s.aiil  rod  spaced  apart  ami 
elitrat't-aMe  with  said  fin^;el■  in  the  nioN.iiieiit  ..^f  sani  rod 
upi'O   tile    r.lefise   of   (*aid   push   hiiii..n 


1  ,  4  7  1  .  5  1  ;;  MANTFAlTriU-;     OF     \IS(()Si:     SII  K 

K.Hii.E    I'.ioi.v  \Ki{T.    Mulhousr,     Fr.anci         Filed    Julv     s 

V.y20        iSrrial    N(.     :',!i4,S4o,       :;    ilairiis        'C],     is..     ,-,4 

;      Tl).     pf  1,  CSS    of    inakiti^;    artificial    silk    threaiis    of    ;: 

hnen.'ss   f[oui   ''.   to   2  deiiiers   .iownwariis     whiidi   conij>rises 

j.iissini:    \  i-oose    throu^'li    tlo'    nsua!    apertnr.'s   ol    o](i    tnin. 

diamet' r  into  an   jicid  coatrnlal  intr  s.dntloii   wtshti   p.rinits 

of    thi.    threads    forniod    heint    drawn    to    a    pred.'t.  rniined 

ttneiH'ss.    sanl     s.iliition    i-onsi-t ini;    of    .an    aikali    e.aitt:    .t 

melHl    sulp'.iati     .r    hisulphiiP     hinitii:    suflndent    sulphnrir 

acid   to   con-tiinte   ,•!    i:n',     su;j.liuri(,-   acid   solution 


motor  is  at  rest,  and  therniostal  ic  ininins  for  Kfailualiy 
\aryin;;  t!ie  positiotj  of  -aid  -Inilter  niech.ainsm  when 
the  motor   is   runnin;: 


l-»7!,Mi  I'KMi   !>.■<      l-iiK      Tin:      i;X  TR.\( 'TIoN  OF 

Mi:d'.\I.S  Flin.M    Of{F.^       .vi.ix^vpM.    T     l.ji.i.irr  l.-.s 

AiiKel.'s.  t  alif         Fileii     Finn     i:;,      I'.t-'ti         S.ri.al  No 

.'{.-i^, :;_':■!.  ::  i  daims.     1 1 1    _':i     i :;  - 

I       I'h.      pi, ,(•,•>,-    of    leadline    or.'     -  ont.a  inin:;     \an:iii;uin 


and    i.'raninsii     whh'h    con>iisf-    .n    tr.atinir    'h 


with    a 


1,471. .-.11         M   .Ml'     I  l;l  I   K         I'Kin  1     1:      It.MtKER.     I'leve 
laml.    otdo.    :issii.-iHO     to     Idic     \  ,an     I  lorn     I  roil     Works 
Company,     i  le\«l,in.l,     idiio.     a      i 'or]iorri  t  ion     of     i  »hio 
Filed    (let,     J4.     mi'l        .Serial    No     .SiJ'.i.'JJo.       'J    (  laims. 
(I   1      Ldis       HI.) 


soliitiiui  of  nitrate  of  nn  .alk.ali  in.t.-il  m  tlo-  presonce  of 
an  a.'id  rea::iait.  sejiji  ni  tiiii.'  th-  re-uitiiiK  solution  from 
the  residiii  .  treatin,!-'  the  solnti.-n  to  n-niove  mii.-iU  .itber 
than  \.ito-olium  and  uranium,  s.paratini:  the  uranium 
from  th.'  -.ontion  !i\  trealm.'nt  iiith  .'i!!  alkali  metal 
h.^d^.•lIe,  -mi,!  iieatiriK  tic  f.-niai  n  i  hl'  solnin.n  with  a 
iiietiilli.  -'It  I.'  prenpit.'iK-  i;.,.  \,ii;o!inn,  as  a  no-t.-illic 
vaiiadiiie  th.-  ,i  f.'i'.s  i  ,<f  operation^  r.-s-ilt  .lii:  in  the  pro.hn:- 
tioii  .if  a  Solution  rontaitiini;  an  nikali  in.ial  idtrate. 
ami   ii-inj   -'nh   s..lutioij   in   !.\-li'    o;s-r,'i  t  ioi:   of  th.-  prc'ess. 


^vJT--F..^^',^^-^ 


147l.,M.-.       l.iirK   F(i|;    \I  'rtiMi  •I'.ll.i:.'^       In.vM    1-d  i.iTT 
.^^piinjti.i'i,     iihio         Filed     Mar      7,     i;.,']         S.  ri,'!!     No 

4.^| I  :;:;:; 


1  III  I  'Ininp  truck,  tin  comtdn.at  i..n  of  a  wheeled 
ili.'issis,  a  l.i.id  ri'ceivin::  Oody  nioiinnd  thereupon  for 
raisini:  and  hiwarinc  mo^ennnt,  and  m.'an-  sui.ported 
upon  said  frame  and  under  s.aid  hoily  in  thi  region  of 
the  rejir  w  li.'.'ls  for  raisjnt:  and  lo>verini_'  -aiil  hmiy,  thi- 
hotfoin  of  -aiil  tio<ly  heirii;  form  .1  with  a  housintr  in  the 
reirion  of  the  rciir  wheels  for  .T'l-ommodatiiiL'  said  raising 
and    lowering'    riieaiis 


1  .  4  7  1    -.  1  .'       IN  ri:i:MiTTFNT  -  ciKrirr    ci.i>sin(; 

.S\VIT(  IF       .l.sK    ,M     r.vvoT.    Irhana.    Ill        Fili'd    Sept. 

is,    l!rjL'       Serial   N...   5ss,;iS4,      1  Claim      i  (  d,  I'liO— .HS.  1 


1  In  a  de\  ice  of  the  tvjie  sp.  cifie.l,  a  lock  formi-J  of 
tw..  jiortions  and  provided  "ilh  n  chamhei  whi.  h  .'Xt.-nds 
into  t)Oth  fiortions  thereof,  a  rod  slidin;;ly  inounteii  in 
s.aid  C'isint'  exti'iidinp  Ihrou>;h  -aid  iliainher  auil  a.iapted 
to  tie  connected  to  a  valve  in  th.  int.-ike  of  an  int.rnal 
coiidm^tion  motor,  ii  stop  mounted  on  said  rod  ;ind  witidn 
said  chamber  and  the  movement  of  which  is  limi*..!  by 
the  ends  of  said  chamlHT.  and  a  lock  mounted  in  -aid 
lasini,'   and    in   operative    relation    with    said    sto]'. 


.\ii  inteiniittent  circuit  closing  switch  comprising  a 
support,  a  iiush  rod  on  said  support  mounted  for  sliding 
movement,  a  push  button  on  said  rod  whereby  the  ro;l 
may  be  pushed  in  one  direction,  means  for  sliding  said 
rod  111  the  opposite  oir(>ction  uiiou  thi'  release  of  said  push 
button,    an    intermittent    contact    device   operated    by    said 


14  7  1  :.  !  i;  HK;'"Rl(;f:H.\TC>K,  A\t<in  l-'m-HHiM  aii.i 
Am. HEW  Si.Mi.Ns.  Cran.i  Haven.  Mi-h.  File<l  Feh  Id 
I'.cJl',       Serial    No,    5.".t;..M(7       .'    Claims.       it  i     d::-    v;.  , 


'y 


H^' 


^  i 
■  - 1" .  ,<i 


J' 


> 


1.  lu  combination  with  the  metal  lining  of  a  refiiK'  r 
ator  having  an  L  shaped  provision  (amipartmcnt ,  ai  ; 
an    ice   compartment   to  one   side   of   the   vi-rtical   coinpart 


'04 


UFFRIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTUHKK  23, 1923 


\)-T''frii\u    ..v^r   rh-    v.-rM--:!'.    ~i't-'     ■:'   'he 


ni-nt     'ID']     rt!"-v 

ii'f    '..It      'ifi't    li 

lining  of  the  ice  bi)X  am!  ►•^teridinv-  ii;>«ar<liy  ..vht  ttie 
ono  fiiii  •'  »H  '  liiiar''  Integrally 
r.-i"in.|iiisJ  '-n.!  -f  'ii>  it-'ipr,  nml  the 
ith^r  nil  ..f  .'M-'h  R.inirc  intek'ral  y  iin;*-.!  vvit!.  a  ii  nut- 
f'lrt'ffl   ''riiie"    'H   t    ^  r-inainin;:  r>n'i'   -■(!!:■'■<     '  -ti'l   lir/nif. 


lower    end    thereof, 


47i.:.l7  I.ot'K  (Nil  lAxK  Mo[  Nii.NG.  Kvkkktt  «'. 
Ki-:s>-,,  ■  1,.  iai..i|i,  Ohi...  a<>  -'ii.»r  to  The  I. ,i  a. mated 
\[,.-  I  if'Hi  ;.ts  iji.aipany.  <  iiiiianmi,  uhio,  a  Corpora- 
Uon  or  uuiu.     i-ij-'l   I>^''    J4.  i'jJi      .^^Tial  No.  .'.::4.«>Ot;. 


8  Claims.      (CI.   1 


■  hi  a  I'H'is  ail  I 
haviriiT  a  raii';rh  an 
Xhc  :;a>iri;  Hinl  fnl 
walla  nf  the  i"*!  lifl 
notch  cumiii'iiiii'at  ir 
is  formed  adjai-er, t 
thf  D'ltrSieil  wall  a 
>n  the  hin_'t'  plate 
cumplemectarv  hini 
the  first  nn'titioned 
the  first  ;:;>n  "ioneil 
tilt-  box  ai;.l  rn^unt 
TO  o'Cure  t  iip  tlrst  •! 
pri'jectin.'    i','"    ^^i-'. 

tloi!'-il    Ijili^-'    ;ilati' 
■r:^    ■.v.'-diK    may    •■■ 
a  !apt>>d    in    ttic    li.i 
•hi"    si.le   wall   and 
Ilie  diM.r  IS  directe' 
of  the   band    'in    th- 
th-  hiii_'.'d   .•!..!  '.f 
piVi'Ml     I  'Mi'-'''  :"ij 


(71   '>         -^<    \! 
Hl^-d    Mar     i:',. 


riiouLirini:  M-.e  cuiiitar.a  ti.;i  'f  a  box 
1  «»id.'  walls,  a  d....r  adapfd  to  -■:  t^r 
■aiiu'  a  rlii^'ir>'  tiuTf-for,  ■>!'.''  i>f  thf 
villi;  a  notch  in  its  forward  far.',  said 
-ji  with  the  nio;,t[,  wht-ffty  a  shuiihler 
tht'  mouth,  a  hni-'e  pla'e  niouiifed  ni 
id  I'xten.lirii:  into  Mi"  '-"X  a  ^i-.n;],!.  i 
ahuttini;  thf  shonld'T  "ii  'iie  wall,  a 
e  [ilaff  stibstantiallv  .i.  .■!•.  iw.Te  with 
hint;.'  piate  and  pivot.ill'-  n.i.an'ed  or; 
hiiit»e  plate  exteriorly  to  ti.*'  mouth  of 
'•1  oil  the  one  ''di;e  -f  th<>  d.^r.  iiiean-* 
•  nMoiiefl  hiritje  plate  iip<-:;  th.-  wail  and 

mouth    of    th>'    l"ix,    th-    -^'.-i.nd    m-  i. 

l.a'.  i!i4   a    tiotrii    in'i>    \v'.:r;r.    t:,.-    fasten- 

t'f     and    a    hand    ino'i  n  tt>il    ..u    the    dim: 

.•d   portion   of  thv  .lo..r  to  lie  between 

i,o   hiii,;e   plat'S.   wheretiv    [ire-isnre  .in 

against  the  wall,  and  'hf  •■ri_'a_'»'ri,.-ii t 

liHiite   plates   preclud.-    w   ■'i-iwa!   ..f 
til.,   d.ior    from    the   iii..uth   iu   ewut    the 
'w.fi  fii>'   iii'ti^.-  ■il.i'f*  is  serer<  <1. 


ir;  s  M   KiRr  IN,  W  atertown,  S.  Dak. 
S.r  al    N..    043. -U4.     25  Claims. 


1  Th.'  combini 
*«'»>  beam  In  the 
iTi«nt.   an    auxiliar 


s.  ;r.i!  f  r  common  n8<niator.v  movement  wif  the  rtialii 
Hcaie  bam.  a  poise  <>ii  each  of  naid  nciile  oeaui.s.  and 
means  for  operatini;  the  poise  on  the  main  scale  beam. 


tlon  with  a  si'il"  fasins  "f  a  main 
aslnc  fnl'-r'im»<1  for  oHriUa'orT  move 
*.-ale   beam   outride  of  the  casing  and 


i47:ol9.  HEATER.  Abli.vqton  H.  Mai.lery,  Syranis.  . 
N.  Y.  Filed  Dec.  8.  1921.  Serial  No.  5'J"  «n:;  « 
Claims.      (CI.  158— «5.) 


I'l 


I      .V    aea-ec    comprising  a  burner,  a   l- o.-r  i-or   arranged 
;  .x'ai'oKitioii  to  the  burner  to  pass  t(  ■    ^a.-^  r|,ei.  t  >  an  1 

^'    leated  thereliy.  the  burner  havln-  .i   .as  outb  t.   th. 
rii'T  ai>o  having  a  fuel  inlet    pa--a':;.'    -lie   -'iTolnit   .on 
i':n.-  •!;.'  fuel  inlet  pa.ssage  aioi   tin-  ij.-ii.Tator,  a   piston 
ivaM"  in  the  passage  of  the  burner  and  lia.  i!  .'  ..•  .    lacc 
r  ■(.-  •  i;!--.''!   ■  ■    •    ■•  pressure  of  the  j^as  in   'to'  .;.-   ;ia- 
4..   and    its    other    race   opposed   to   the    pressure   of    t!:. 
.■  ,   an.l   a    valve  operable  by  the  piston    ami  arrangwl  t.. 
en  an.i     h.^e  the  gas  outlet  of  the  burner    .lOstantlHll  ■. 

n[i.l    for   the  purpoHe  (lejcribed. 


1.471  o-'*i  Cul.i'Ll.Sti.  John  11  McCloy.  ri-tslmr.;!; 
Pa  Filed  Dec.  6,  1922.  Serial  So  >,n.-::!;  k 
.  lain  s       (CI.   287—126.) 


1.  \  .■■oii-iuii:  comprisini.'  a  ^ody  p.^i-ti^n  i..rni.'d  «lth 
a  '•'••T^'.  mean-  arran.o.d  wit!, in  fto'  i...dv  p.,rtlnn  and  In 
P,,,,,j,,,. ,.,,,,  • 'i'  ;-.",v:'-  pru  nhn.;  a  ,'.il'  -f  appose, lly  dis- 
poned K'ro..\.-s  ,-..n-'  •  .rn;.;  1  pair  -f  s.-ais  intermediate 
th.-  .^n.ls  of  said  f)..re,  .ml  ,in^  nar!'.  di-p.i-ed  flank'ps  pro- 
je.-t;nu  friin;  the  body  p.irii.in,  an.)  vrtically  eitendini? 
ril  s   itit.-i.-fal   with    'h-   inn.-r   fa--.-   i-f  tli-  h.xlv   !...rfinn. 


1.471, ."21         T-XR'il    r     AI-rVHAirS         Kw»I.li     Mrtnino- 
HAfs.  l.anrasf.  r     \     V        I- il   -1   Fef.     :{.    I9-'L'       >^eri«lNo. 
."..13.989.      11    i'laim<       I'l     rJ4^^^16i 
1     \    target    ippa-ar  IS    .-.oiipri«ing    a    HUi.port,    n    target 

pivi.teil  oil   said  stuptHTt   t..  swliu'  vertieally  and   provided 


^ 


OCTOBKB  L'3.  li»23 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E. 


705 


with  an  openinp.  and  a  shoulder,  and  meana  for  holding 
said  tarset  in  its  uurmal  pot'ition,  coinprisiic  a   bull's  ey» 


adapt. d  to  be  a.rranited  m  r.-ar  of  >jiid  opetunjt  and  to 
enpage  said  shoulder,  an.!  movably  supported  on  said 
support. 


1471,^22.  RTKAlGUTEDtJE  HEVKF.  FOR  USE  IN 
TUlMMIN't;  S1IP:ET  material  I  i.YDE  H  MiT^MiELL, 
Minneapolis.  Minn.  FIUkI  Oct.  l!!.  1922.  Serial  No. 
.alt4..^0f>       ?.  Claims.      (CI.   164  —  78.) 


1.  A  straicht  edue  device  for  use  in  frlmmlns  sheet 
mat  rial  comprising  a  support,  arms  pivotally  attached 
to  tlip  front  of  said  support,  raclt  te«'th  on  said  arms,  a 
straight  edge  cutting  guide,  pinions  carried  by  said  guide 
and  meshing  with  said  rack  teeth,  and  m.-ans  for  rotating 
said  pinions  to  vary  the  distance  of  said  guide  from  the 
front  edge  of  said  support  while  raaintnlnin^:  it  parallel 
th'  reto. 


1  471..''ij:'.  IiOOlt  LATCH  Raymond  C,.  Moohb.  Bridte 
port.  Conn.,  assicnor  to  The  Bassick  Company.  Hridg. 
port.  Conn.,  a  Corporation  of  Connecticut.  Filed  Apr. 
."»  I'.i22  Serial  No.  557.124.  12  Claims. 
2!''J--160.) 


r\. 


^   a 


1     In  :i  door  latch,  tin-  C(.ml)ination  of  li  support,  a  bolt 

movable  thereon,  liand  o(xrnted  means,  operalile  from  the 

Inner  side  of  the  dour,  for  retracting  the  bolt,  liand  oper- 

ate<i  means,  operable  from   the  outer  side  of  the  door,  for 

.315  0.  G. — 46 


moving  said  fir.st  nainel  hand  operated  mean-  to  r  tract 
the  bolt,  and  means  opernM.  tron.  the  ii.^id-  .  ;  t!  ■  li.  -.r 
for  locking  the  second  namol  land  op  i-ate.i  a  .  .1  a- .•lL■Rin^t 
movement  while  leaTitij:  the  i.rst  nam.-. I  ,,..;.-!  1;.  ii-.d 
m>  ans  op<'ra'i\.- 


1.471. .--4        ■ail,l.,\l'S]BI.F    CRATE    "ii  r.\,-i;        AihliN 

Monnri.s      I  ie\  oi,p.,rt .    Auckland.    N' w  /..alan.i        filed 

June   30,    11)21        Serial    N-i,    4S1.45r«  1.    «!:-  ;ni 
217— 4S.1                                  *•* 


CI, 


1  A  nllayrtW"  crate  .ir  rase  fortried  ny  end  frames, 
ea<-h  made  of  four  meniU-rs  nrrani:.  d  to  f.-nn  a  reclaugie 
and  pivotally  attached  together,  with  bottom  and  .sides 
.  xtendlng  between  the  frames  and  secured  at  their  r.  spec- 
tive  ends  to  the  ccrre.spondiiig  bottom  and  si.le  niembera 
of  the  two  end  frames  and  with  a  (over  adapted  to  be 
removably  attached  to  t!ie  top  members  of  the  said  frames, 
in  combination  with  end  pieces  shaped  to  fit  respectirely 
within  each  of  such  frames  and  to  b.ck  when  extended 
across  within  its  enclosed  area,  sub^tant  ially  as  sp«  rifled. 


1.471..'i2ri.  \VIND(i\V  LDCK  A-M  ■  M.VUi'  Alfi.ep  Fa- 
tola.  New  York.  N.  Y  Illed  Seit  .an  1021  Serial 
No,    ."02.006.      f,    Ciailiis        i  id     -('      ti^   ■ 


^1- 


£0-  -O 


vc    sa       36 


4.3 


1,  In  a  wind.-w  siruftlire,  comprising  a  frame  and 
swinging  sashes  having  gr.M.vps  in  their  low>-r  faces  which 
aline  when  said  sashes  are  closed,  a  window  lock  and 
guard  coinprising  a  in-mber  having  an  upiier  and  a  lower 
portion  movable  relatively  to  each  other,  and  means  for 
moving  the  upper  portion  to  enter  the  grooves  in  said 
sashes,  said  lower  portion  having  sill  engaging  m.  ans. 
and  said  moving  means  comprising  a  pair  of  parallel  stud 
shafts  extethlitig  perpendicular  to  said  meniVter,  ;i  pair  of 
arms  mounted  on  said  stud  shafts  ami  ni.'ved  by  rotation 
th.  r»'of,  'III.  ''nd  of  <ach  of  said  arms  b»-ing  slidably  se- 
cured to  said  movable  portion,  and  means  to  rotate  said 
stud  shafts  whereby  the  arms  m.iy  be  swung  to  canst- 
vertical   mfiveniei.t   ..f  said  nuivnble   portion. 


706 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 1923 


1.471,526.  ROTARY  UKILI  BIT  Rowla.nd  O.  Ficei.-*, 
Los  Angeles.  Calil  F^led  July  19.  1920.  Serial  So. 
397.215       14    Claims.       (CI.    255 — 61   > 


piijra.ity 


1     A     ri.'ary 
winijs.    sail!     win^is    c-nnsistiu^    nf    a     framewi 
witb    InwarJly   eir>»niinjj   cavities   fht-rpin. 


'    s-parate 
"l{    formed 


1,47;, .-27 

.M    r,i. 

rial   No.   605.242 


HAIR-StRAIGHTENIN<;     BRUSH        Jf:NMB 
riftij^urirh.    Vi       Fiieil    Dec.   6.    lf»22.      Se- 
5   Claim.-*.      (CI.    i:V2— 14  . 


w*;'*!*wf 


ti'>Q  consisting  of  a  i 
top   member    adapted 


I  .  :  i 


.   A   hair   straightMiing  brush   cotupri.sin^   a   body    p  t- 


op  member  and  a  bottom  plate,  s-ild 
to  be  heated  and  provided  with  ,i 
rearwardly  aligned  hkndle  support  ovf-rlapping  said  r-ar 
fdg(>  uf  said  bottom  alatp,  the  rear  enda  of  said  tup  nit,-!!! 
ber  and  bottom  plate  formed  to  provide  a  tapering  neck,  a 
wire  I'.ill  handle  mounted  on  said  support  and  having  ,i 
contracted  forward  emd  adapted  to  engage  said  tapcnng 
nf«ck  fur  detachably  *»curlng  said  plate  to  said  top  mem 
DtT  rp<H>s.s»'s  formed  In  said  top  member  and  In  said  plate 
providing  in  comblna^tlon  a^'plurality  of  socket*,  each  of 
said  r*  ces.-""*  in  said  plate  having  an  aperture  extending 
through  said  plate,  aiid  an  Inflexible  tooth  formed  with  a 
riiunded  h^ad  mountHd  for  universal  movement  in  eacli  of 
*aid  su(:k^■ts  and  exoending  thnjugh  said  apertur*',  .■^ald 
roundfd  h*'ad  adapted  for  transmitting  heat  from  .said 
N>dy  [xjrtiun  to  said  leeth,  substantially  as  de»crib«d  and 
f-r  T.hf  pijrpose  set   forth. 


1  47  1  ■_"^     CRF.,\M  Extractor,    i.ksliei"  Rawcliffk 

Foibor'i.     Mass        Filed     Jan.     17,     1923.        Serial     N( 
'5I.3.2:?n.     2  t^laimsj     i  CI.  1.37  —  20. 


V:-r-73'7i  E-; 


1.  In  a  device  of  tl 
a  detachable  plag  on 
munlcatinc  with  the   I 


e  character  described,  a  milk  bottle, 
the  bottle,  a  pipe  on  the  plug  com- 
nterlor  of  the  bottle,  a  bulb  on  tho 


pipe,  a  siphon  pipe  comprising  a  conducting  portion  sUd- 
ably  mounted  in  the  plug  exteiidlnk:  Into  the  bottle,  and  a 
discharge  p<irtion  eirpfior  -if  it,."  L.ottb,  a  .separator 
within  thi>  bottle  or!  th.-  >Tiil  ..f  th.'  '-onducting  portion 
of  th*-  sl[ihiin  plp«',  and  a  gat,>'  tliiifr  on  the  discharge 
p(.)rtio[i  !.'■  the  siptii.ii  ].;;'.■  .'ir,  u.Hi;^-  t,,  the  plauf  of  th>- 
separator  f.^r  contact  wt;h  thf-  <U\>'  nf  'h.-  bottle. 


1,47]  .'.2;*.       AFPARA'I  r.-^    Von    [iISI'KNSI 
Wa!,d<.)    P,    S.-H[kmki:.    LaK'Sviod,    Oh.io 
i;)22.     Serial  No.   .'.'.';,>;7u.      .'!  11,11111^         i 


N<;   i.iQrii*.'^. 

I'il.Ml    Apr,    17, 
1    _'21  — 74.- 


-'~I 


1.  The  combination  of  a  supply  tank,  a  trapping  tank 
having  an  iulet  conru'-ttoii  to  thf  supply  tank  provided 
with  a  check  valve  to  pr'-v.-iit  back  flow  from  the  trap- 
ping tank  to  the  supph  tank,  an  air  pipe  conne<-f|on  to 
the  trapping  tank,  provided  with  a  vent  ;unl  prt'ssure 
valve  to  vent  air  from  th>'  tank  or  supply  air  umLr  pres- 
sure thereto,  a  float  valve  lu  the  tank,  controlling  said  air 
pipe  connection,  an  outlet  from  the  trapping  tank  pro- 
vided with  an  outwardly  o[».ning  che<-k  valve,  and  a  float 
in  the  tank,  controlling  sitld  outlet. 


1,471,5.30.  <  HILDS  GARHKN.  I.kwis  V  Sirric.  River 
Forest.  111..  Filed  Apr  t".  19-'.,  Serial  No.  54!».t)77. 
1   Claim.      (CI.  25— 24. J 

7 


^<^ 


ifp^jilijliiiu 


.■\.  child's  Lrar.l''r!  ■omprtsin.,'  a  plurallt)  of  ^iilt-  walls; 
hinges  arfarh>-(l  t-  adiac-nt  ends  of  earh  set  "f  two  side 
walls  '-on  rit-.' 1  ill.-  •<.\\i\  ^1,1,  walls  in  pairs,  tbert'  being  a 
tran.sverse  oj^-nlng  in  one  fmot>'  end  of  each  pair  of  said 
sld"  walls  ;  and  a  pin  pivotally  connectod  to  the  other 
remote  end  of  each  pair  of  said  walls,  the  pjn  on  each 
pair  ...if  walls  Ix'irtg  adapted  to  engage  tlio  opening  in  an- 
other pair  of  walls  wheii  in  one  position  and  adapted  tii 
ei.jige  the  opening  in  us  own  pair  of  walls  when  In  an- 
other rioslrion 


Milw.aukee, 
57X.22S,       2 


1   4:1    r^■^\  I'r,IP:RS.         FDWaCI.      SeH..HfiAril 

W\-i        Filt^d    July    2«,     1022        Serial    No, 

ilaims.      (CI.  81— -3.) 

1  ,\  tool  of  the  class  described  particularly  adapti^  for 
handling  valve  pins  and  keepers  comprising  a  pair  of 
members  pivotally   connected   together   intermediate   their 


October  23,  ir>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


707 


length,  each  member  comprising  a  relatively  flat  strip  of 
metal,  a  corresponding  end  of  each  member  being  twisted 
a  quarter  turn  to  form  a  pair  of  jaws,  the  extremity  of 
each   jaw   being   formed  with   a    central  depression,  which 


depressions  register  when  the  Jaws  are  closed  to  form  a 
rectaiiL'ular  recess,  the  portions  of  each  jaw  on  both  sides 
of  said  deiiresslons  iK-ing  in  the  same  plane  and  piirallel 
to  the  c.rresponding  portitms  of  the  otlier  jaw  when  the 
jaws  are  closed. 


l,471.r..T2.      CABINKT.      Kenm/^ 

non.  Wasli        Filed  Jan    4.   l'.»22. 
Claim.      (CI.  211-16.) 


,    SiiF.trrs,    Mi. tint    \  er 
Serial  No.  rj2t),".'I''.      1 


In  a  cabinet  of  the  class  described,  comprisiug  two 
hlngedly  Joined,  complemental  housings  adapted  to  swing 
between  oi)en  and  closed  position,  a  plurality  of  trays,  the 
trays  of  one  housing  hlngedly  supixjrted  upon  the  rear 
panel  forming  the  support  for  the  complemental  housings. 
and  the  trays  of  the  other  housings  hlngedly  supported 
u[>on  Its  forward  iwnel  whereby  the  trnys  will  swing  to 
open  position  lu  the  same  dlr«K-tion.  and  when  moved  to 
closed  position  within  their  housings,  will  be  dlspoied 
with  their  back  walls  outwardly. 


1,471,5.3.3  BELT  TIRE. 
Ohio.  Filed  Nov.  15. 
Claims.      (CI.  301—39.) 


Caijtb  W.  Shipi.bt,  Cincinnati, 
1»21.      Serial   No.    615.394.      » 


2.  A  vehicle  wheel  tire  comprising  two  separate  circum 
ferentlal  tire  wings,  providing  a  divisional  space  for  the 
wheel  tire,  a  series  of  spring  links,  the  opposite  ends  of 
which  are  provided  with  shcK'S  attached  to  said  wings, 
and  the  medial  portions  of  said  links  being  bowed  to  re- 
ceive the  wheel  tire  proper,  means  for  attaching  the  re- 
■pectlve   meeting  ends  of  said  wings  to   constitute   tire 


belts  unitartly  conforming  to  the  wheel  circumference 
and  free  to  creep  in  relation  thereto,  the  said  spring  links 
being  contoured  and  tensioni-d  to  bring  the  wing  tires  into 
load  sustaining  and  distributing  coaction  with  the  wheel 
tire  projier  in   heavy  duty   st'rvice. 


1,471,534.       WINDCnV     SrH}:EN         Kdwin 
?>anston,  111       Filed  May   15.  1','20,     SerKi 
13  Claims.      tCl.  156—39.} 


U       S.MVTHi:, 

No  :^>'i.ftoo. 


12.  In  a  window  screen,  the  combinatioi)  with  a  casing 
containing  a  screen  having  means  for  drawing  it  back  into 
the  casing  when  it  is  withdrawn  therefrom,  of  attaching 
means  automatically  operated  to  attach  the  free  edge  of 
said  screen  to  a  window  sash  and  said  screen  casing  to 
the  window  casing  when  said  casing  is  placed  in  position 
in  a  window  frame. 


1,471.635  PROCESS  AND  APPARATUS  FOR  PRoLjUC- 
ING  FIBER  FROM  PAI.M  LEAVES  AiGiST  O. 
Tanne.nbfri;.  Oakland,  Calif.  Filed  May  24.  1921. 
Serial  No.  472.052.      1  Claim.      iCl.   19—1.} 


In  comliinati.iu,  a  bas«',  a  lever  fulcrumed  above  the 
ba.se,  plates  of  soft  material  on  the  base  and  knives  on 
the  lever  detachably  secured  to  the  same,  the  ends  of 
the  said  knives  being  adapted  to  be  brought  into  contact 
with  the  plates  of  soft  material  by  means  of  the  lever. 


1,471,536      CLIPPER.     Leo  J.  Wahl,  Sterling,  111      Filed 


June   23.    1923. 
30 — 1 . 1 


Serial   No,   647,249.     7   Claims. 


iCl. 


1.  Id  a  clipper  the  combination  of  a  handle  portion  a 
•tatlonary  clipper  blade  carried  thereby,  a  movable  clipper 
blade   cooperating  with   the    stationary   clipper   blade,    an 


roe 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 1S2B 


electro- magnetic  coil  mounted  loa^ltudlnallj  In  the  handle 


portiun,  and  an  ari) 
per  blade,  to  move  t| 
armature  to  swing 

of  the  coil. 


471  .",37  CFTAIN 
PiattP  City,  au<l 
Mo        Filed    Apr 

I  'laiir. ^        '  I'l.    .'4— 


iture  connected  to  the  morable  clip- 
.same,  and  means  for  mounting  tbe 
ubstantlally  trans verselj'   to  the  aiia 


1.4  71,5.'?8       I'RIVK 
TION       Joseph 
ont>-half    ti)    Amb 
"")         Jui>>    .'X.    1922. 

1 '':'—«  . 


1  A  flrive  snri  brike  mechanism  nf  rh  class  dpsciibefl 
-^imprising  a  stiafr.  mean.■^  whereby  said  shaft  may  oc 
-■itatfHj,  a  drive  UifiiibtT  rotatabb'  mount-.!  on  said  shaft, 
iiijd  hie«ms  teye<l  t(j  and  moTaLle  longitudinally  of  the 
shaft  and  •dapted  tk  be  coapled  with  *airi  drire  member 
wherpby  the  rotari.,,ii  ..f  said  shaft  in  ,ii.'  direction  will 
■"rr''S[,.iiidi[igly   loi^,    <aid  driv  ■  mprni 


471, .-.39  AlTOMATirALLT  ADJCSTID  WICK  .ST<H' 
FOR  OIL  HLR.NKR.s.  L*k  s  Cku-wi-k.  Shaker 
^ii'nnr  to  The  Clevpiard  Metal  Prod- 
►  lind.  Ohio,  a  t'orp<  ration  of  Ohio. 
'•'>1      Serial     N-.     44»lns        [U-u- w-d 


Heluhts,   Ohio,   as- 
urtg  Company,  ri»-v 
FUeil     Fob      2fi.     1  4 


June  6.  1823.     18  ClaimK.      (CI.  rt7— 'W,) 


1.    In  a  barner  of 
rtth   the  wick,  cf  a 


the  'law*  descrlt)ed.   the  coffibloatioo 
m.'Hilier   movattlr-    therewith   in   a   di- 


1  ONNECTOR-      Marion    C.    Will.s. 

JnsKPH    S.     Dasibi.,     Kanssii    City, 

IV,     1922.      Serial    No.    564,125.      9 

201   I 

S 


1  \  :ha!n  coniioror  comprising  a  tubular  member 
a daj.fd  to  re<"'lv-'  ;h  one  »'nd  a  chain  link,  a  pin  trans 
V-.  rv^'iy  ^Iillabi^'  in  <*:d  mpmb«r  to  and  from  a  poeitlon  in 
whi  -i  it  will  pitend  ibningh  said  link,  a  spring  attached 
tn  -.lid  m-mber  an  I  to  said  pin  and  arranged  to  force 
•h>'  InttPT  to  said  pinirion,  link  attaching  means  at  the 
other  end  of  said  iiiin  ii«>r,  and  manually  operated  means 
trdti^vfrsely  m  v  ihl  'hr.iuKh  said  member  and  adapted 
lO  engage  said  spriii-  ind  to  force  th*-  latter  from  said 
[vositiun.   substautlii  y   ns  set   forth. 


.N"l>  COASTER  BRAKE  CONSTRPC- 
*!si,  New  York,  .V  Y.,  aswignor  .if 
rt^sn.)  Melll,  New  York,  N.  Y  Filed 
',;l    No.   571,373       15   (  laims.      i  CI 


rection  subptanti  illy  paralhl  thereto,  3  device  connectible 
to  said   memt^er.   u.eans   enua^r^d   and   moved   by  the  vlek 


-r  n^ 


yt,  ^ 


J" 


»■ 


when    th*'   l.Ttt^T   it   elevated   for   effecting  the   connection 

(>f  said  device   r.i  the  menitwr.  and  a  sfi-p  for  limiting  tbe 

movnienr    nf    said    device 


.471  "+"       A 
FRS        Le» 

CVvfland,    '>hio, 
.■>      1021,    Serial    N 


r'>\i.\TI(     W\<  K    STOP   FOR  OIL  Bl  RN- 

*     t'n   [)wi<  K     Stinker    Heights.    Ohio,    as 

>lin.l     Mnri!     1'n.ducts    Company, 

'•r;...'-H' i..n    of    ( ihlo.     Filed    Mar. 

449  842       Renewed    Jane   6,    192M. 

.1    '■'iiln.s        -n     r,7— <5fl., 


!  Iv  a  hum.  r  ■  f  'he  character  set  forth  involving  a 
wi''lj  ^'(nd*»  ar;.!  !-i.Mii^  for  rai^ine  the  wlrk.  a  tirake  mem- 
^♦•r  f'.r  ■nL.'Hk'fiii  11 ;  \\n\\  thf  wick,  i  iii>'nit)er  arrangt-d 
to  i>e  *Tii;a^.'.!  ,in'l  ii..ii.d  hy  -he  wick  when  fhe  Latter  is 
elevit-d,  arc!  .p'T.-.t  : '-  c,,nn.Tt  i.>n.s  *)»>tween  said  mem- 
b»'rs  whereby    rh--   !'  ri'  .t   is    I'tuated    by  the   latter. 


1,471.-41  AUTOM  \T!i:     WIiK     AH.irSTMENT    FX)R 

Ilyl  II>  Fri^:L  r.riJNERS  Lee  8  Chai.wick,  Shakw 
H»Mi;hf'<,  Oho,  H-v.-iffTior  to  The  Cleveland  Metal  Prod- 
u  '.s  (,'.'m:ia/iy ,  i 'i,.v.da  ml,  Otiio.  n  ( 'nrporatlon  of  Ohio. 
Fil'.'  Feb  2<i  1"-1  S.tVjiI  No  448  109,  26  Claims. 
fCI,    fi7 — M.) 

1  in  I  lU-ner  o(  th.-  l.—  -•  •  r.rth  the  combination 
tif  wick  raising;  meai'i«.  a  Kt.ip  :  .r  the  wick  raiting  meant 
which  acts  thcri'thruutjh  to  limit  the  upward  movemeDt 
of  the  wick,  and  means  arranged  to  be  engaged  and  actu- 
ated by  the  wl.-K  .Hr  plaidnj;  the  stop  in  operative  condi- 
tion, 

2,  In  a  burn,  r  ..t  ••  i\<  .Li-i^  set  forth,  the  combination 
of   wick    raisin),'   iniaas,   a   sti'p   for   said  meaoa,   a   "lost 


OCTOBEB  23, 11»23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


7(» 


motion"   connection    between    the   stop  end   wick   raising      engaged   and   moved   by  the  wick,  and  operative  connec 


means,   and  means  nrranged    to  be  engaged  and  actuated 
by  the  wick  for  rendering  the  stop  effective. 


3,  In  a  burner  of  t!ic  class  set  forth,  the  c.itnblnatloii 
of  wick  ral.sing  menns,  a  movable  stop,  a  stop  niembi>r,  a 
"lost  motion"  connei  tion  between  the  wick  raising  means 
and  stop  member,  end  means  arranged  to  be  eQgage<l  and 
actuated  hy  ttn'  wlrk  for  moving  the  stop  into  coopera- 
tion with    the   Slop   u. ember. 


1.471,542       Al'TOMATIi     WICK    STOF'       Lee   S     Chip 
WICK,  Shaker  HeiL'bts,  Ohio,  assignor  t.i  The  I'levelan.i 
Metal   ProduJ's   <  ..uii.ai.v ,   Cleveland,   (ihio    a    <  orjiorH 
tioD  of  Ohb.       lib.'   Jan,   12,  1022      }<eri;il   Nn    r.28<;i3 
25  Claims       (CI    f.7— 66  > 


^n 


tlona  between  said  member  and  the  wick  rai.sinjr  means 


I  In  a  burn."-  ..?  the  cla.ss  set  forth,  in  combination 
with  a  wick,  «tri  uiechani.-irii  limiting  the  upward  innvo 
ment  of  the  wick,  and  ine.-ins  for  rendering  the  stop 
mechanism  opcrntivt,  said  nnnns  incorporating  n  flame 
spreader  that  is  .nl;  pted  f..  {<■•  engaged  and  innvcd  by 
the  burned  p.irtiim  of  the  wiik  and  arranged  t.'  .lit.)- 
matically  withdraw  i  herefrom  when  the  wick  is  in  btirn 
Ing  position 


1.471,543      WI>  K   STOP  MECHANISM   FOR  OIL  Hri:\ 
ERS.      Lee    S     ('HxnwiCK.    Shaker    Heights,    Ohio,    a> 
slgnor    to    Th  ■     Cleviland     Metal     I'riMluctB     Company. 
Cleveland.    Ohi.,    a    i  orporation    of    Ohio        Fil(>d    Jan 
12.   1922,    Serial    N.i.   ,-.2S.M  1       Renewed   June   C.    102;-;. 
11  Claims,     (CI    H7 — 66  ) 
1.   In   a    burnir   of   the   character   set    forth,   the   comt)i- 

natlon  of  wick   ri.iMiii;   nnau'.   a   member  arranged   to   be 


whereby    the   latter   is   temporarily    Cr.^wn    out    oS    "pera- 
tlon  through   the  movement  of  said   ri)em!>er  by   ttie  wick. 


1.471.644.         NONSKIDDING      DEVICK 
Chambublai.n,   Wptertown.    N     Y       File.i 
Serial  No.  599,f>94.     2  Claims       i  CI     i.-2 


WAL-na     W. 

Nov     8,    1922. 
—  14,1 


1.  In  a  inui-skidding  device,  a  U  shaped  metal  body 
adapted  to  be  mounted  saddlelike  upon  the  felly  of  a 
wheel  between  adjacent  spokea,  the  opposite  edgefs  of  th  ■ 
curved  portion  of  the  metal  body  being  cut  out  opposite 
the  adjacent  spokes  so  as  to  be  si«aced  therefrom,  and 
a  lining  for  the  body  having  flexible  edge  portions  ex 
tending  across  tiie  lu.irginal  cut  outs  of  th.'  body  for  suli 
Ktantially  filling  the  space  tn'twiH'n  the  edges  of  the 
.iirved  portion  <.f  the  body  and  the  spokes  to  protect  the 
latter  from  being  engaged   by  the  metal   body. 


1,471,545       CONHrCTOIJ   SrPI'(»HT       HOMIB  P,   Chani> 
i.KR.  ManKtleld,   Dhi.i.  asuigrior   in  Tlie  Ohio  Brass   Com 
jieny.    Maiisfiold.    Ohio,    a    Corp.. rat  i.>ti    nf    New    Jersey, 
Mled    May    1    .  192.3.      Serial   No.    035.872.      27    Claims. 
(CT.    191 — 4.5.) 


1.  A  conductor  clamp  compri.sing  a  pair  of  jaws  to  grip 
the  conductor,  supporting  means  to  nwure  tbe  clamii  to 
a  hanger  and  means  to  i>ermit  the  jaws  to  be  rotated  rela- 
tive to  the  supporting  means  and  to  move  the  jaws  .ither 
into  or  out    .d    engagement   with    the  conductor. 


710 


1,471.540,      CONTT 
LER,  MansHeld.   <) 
pany,    M;iiisfit^M, 
FWii   Juii-    1-,    1 
.CI.    191^-43.) 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBM  23. 1923 


TOR  SUrrOKT       Hhmer   p.  Chand- 

iio.  assignor  to  The  Ohio  F?rass  Com- 
(">hli>,    a    i^orpora tinii    ^f    N>'w    .]^'T<cy 


ii2 


3,    A    cr, 
Krippinir 

membpr  *• 
ni>  ang  in 
.  p-r  1*:::? 
a>-a-;s  r  , 
gagf»ni-ri' 


tr.  'Ii 


a 


'i; 


:n-'aii.s 

rofaoil 

me;it; 
r;;"V.-  tt)--  _-)ri  ppiii,-  in'-.m-t  ►■ith^T  itit 
vv  •:  r  h 


aiiip    0'  mpn«iu 
■iatiun   fi)  th«»  ■»";>n''rri!ic  iii>'n'. 


r'liit;    ;!it-n;i<. 

inuTnifiliiite. 

th.>  gripping 

r  and 

■rtiriL' 


,, r  -ut 


•  r 


•II- 


u.-t 


1.471,547        PHkLW],  TKiN    ul'    SI'BNLV  it  I  N  K    .>Ii-N.Vl.S 
ANr>    THK     LiX'ItIO.V     (  .p    SfBMAUINK     nH.IKCTS 


r.vNiiN-    (■Hn.,t>\vsK Y    aiul    l'.\!  i. 


Fran-'.-       riKM    M 
C  aims.      Hi     177 


■:ltra 


I'.iris. 


ay    i;t.    I'M' 
'■He,. , 


N...    109.804. 


Means  frr  pm^lni-ing  ami  rfCfivine  dl: 
..norous   rays 


>>'tir.-.s  ot 
which  are  transnii'i.Hih'.p  in  iirdinary 
rmutfr,  comprising  k  p!atp  ha\in^'  a  hiriT'^  iliam.-tHr  in  pro- 
>rtion  to  the  wave  lentrth  uf  the  .•l;),.)tic  vibrations 
for  3ynchron<ai^iy  vihratini;  th>'  pntlr> 
^nrfi  ^  thereof,  saifl  plate  havini;  ,i  diameter  -if  :'.'>  to  inn 
!a;.'r>»rs  and  sai^  wav*^s  havim:  ;i  It-nt'th  between  '  and 
'"entin.ftHrs. 


1  471  r.4''.       TWO  WHKKI.KLi     TRAILKR 


I   HABLK8 


t.EMKVT,    FMiTT*' 


mpaiiv,    Pldk'eri'in.    Wi,^  ,   a   < '(.r5Kiratior,   uf   Wirit-on-ilii 


F'ibii    Apr.    LTv 
>C1     2S0 — 33.4.) 


Wis  ,   assi^'iiiir   to   Hi;:hway  Trailer 


\<.     L.'".!-'  Ti^O.      3    i.'lfiims 


1,    In   a  trail'-r  v 
pair   i'f    wh>»e!s    'U 
ittachei]  in  rf»rni>'<l; 
pivot,  sprin.'s  iitTw 
is   ylt'ldingly    chf>-kie 
pivot,   tonpther   \\\\h 
and  loos'-ly  f-ngagi 
m>»mb*>rs  on  the  fni 
by  attachment  of  i 
Ing  a   plurality  of 
a»»o<-iafe<J   with    tht> 
sel*'ctive|y  to  adjuf^t 


hifl''  comprising  a   fram^  and  a  single 

•  n    which    it    is    m<H)nt>'il,     i    draw    bar 

t>'  its  ends  to  the  tranie  tiy  a  horizontal 

►»n  which  the  rear  '>nd  uf  said  draw  bar 

ed    in    its    tendrnrv    'o    rock    up<in    said 

1    roil    passiiii;   'hroiuh    said   springs 

i  the  draw  bar.  and  a  pair  "f  vertical 

mo  betwt»*->n   which   the   rod    is   mounted 

>»  lower  end  Lher»'to.  «.iid  members  hav 

holes  at   difTer<'nt    height*,   and    m<»fln« 

rod    for   engagenipnt    with    «aid   h  'le<» 

the  draw  bar  about  it.s  piv.jt. 


1.471.549.  EXTKNSIUI.K  THAIIJ<:R.  Chaklks  (J.  Clbm- 
BNT,  Edgerton,  Wis  .  assignor  to  Highway  Trailer  Com- 
tmny.  Kdgerton.  Wis     a  i    .rporutlon    .f  Wiwonsin.    Filed 

Mar     lit,     UVJO        ,<■  rial     N.     ,p;7, 1  f.o,       i;    Claims.       (CI. 
29d— 26.J 


P^  - 

Ai. 

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JS 

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JK  - 

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:_ 

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— T~ 

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t 

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F 


^'v'^'* 
■«'-•»  J 


ITT 


^  H^ 


*»  "^ 


I 


V:i  ■■x'.-iiNi!i:.>  ■..iiirf,.  <fr'i'-' nr.'  iii'-lndiiig  two  framet 
.  I  nip-ir^-'d  of  i.\\  i:ii.r  pair  and  an  outer  pair  of  metallic 
s)di'  [,.iir^  with  niiani-  mn  ntN'Mii  g  ti>geth<'r  the  two  l)ars  of 
•  'a'-ti  pair,  .ill  'if  ■<aiii  side  bars  tioliig  of  fhannel  section  with 
thi-  >!)fer  ''hann.  is  f  ic!ii„-  inwardly  and  tiie  inner  channel! 
faring  lOi'wardiy,  nn.i  i  \\iH)di-n  guide  mil  »<'<'ur<Hl  in  each 
■'f  the  charint'ls  .f  nic  pair  and  .  xffiiding  intf  the  oppos.-d 
adjacent  liianii'd  ,,t'  wu..  bar  of  the  othiT  pair  for  glidably 
■  ■n_'H_'ii,g  ,!,.■  fra;iie  with  the  other  to  p.>r:iilt  t'dejw'upir 
adjustment    of    said    fram>T<. 


1  471,55^1      1MNI>K!{       I'av-.  (■<,v(,.*v,  .Jr.  Hrooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Fil.'<i    .June    '..*,    VSl'l.      S«.Ti..l    No.    50tj,'.t51.       I  ,''■    t.'lainvi. 
CI.    129 — 23.) 


4     hi    -oTiiiinaMMii,  ,(  holder  prMvid.-l  with  an  identifying 

arid  sii- er  s>'<-uriiig  post  having  tii.-  uutlineof  a  recognised 
a  ipiialiet  ],-al  .>r  ii  i  me  pi.m  1  figure  md  theret)y  identifying 
the  holder  iiy  a  readaile  ii'lo  and  a  siieetdike  element  en- 
fit:ed  and  ideiitififil  ^s  t,el'Oi^:i  n-  anrl  attachable  tn  said 
h'ddor  by  a  i^Tf  rat;  .n  ,,f  the  size  and  shap»'  of  said 
t»'st.  providing  imth  a  r.ndaPle  titie  for  s;iid  nhtH't  like 
ebnieut  and  a  nie;ui^  enabling  tlie  engagement  of  the 
same  over  the  posf  "f  the  holder 


I.471..')51.  PRO*  KSS  .VMi  KKVICK  ri(R  FINISHING 
TKXTII.K  F.UUIKS  .VM)  TIIF  I. IKK  I'aii,  Fdlich, 
I'elawanna,  N  .1  l-';;.s1  F.  t>  27.  li'-'L'  Serial  No. 
r.-;9,.'J0       ,•;   riaims         ri     j.; — 2.) 


1.  In  a  machine  for  imjiarting  a  natural  .appearing 
flnish  to  a  textile  weave  or  similar  material,  the  combi- 
nation of  a  series  of  rollers  adapted  to  alternately  rotate 


\ 


OCTOBEB  23, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


711 


in  reverse  directions  and  bojir  against  the  reverse  sur- 
face of  the  material,  a  traveling  apron  disposed  opposite 
said  rollers  and  \ieldably  supporting  the  material  at  its 
future  right  surface,  another  series  of  ridiers.  having  a 
greater  number  of  roller**  than  tiio  tirst  series,  adapted  t" 
alternately  rot.ate  in  rt»verse  dlrectinns  and  to  bear 
against  the  rigtit  side  of  the  material,  a  traveling  ad- 
justable apron  disposed  opitositi'  snid  second  series  of 
rollers  for  yieldalily  supporting  the  material  .it  iti-  finisheti 
reverse  side,  means  for  adjusting  tlie  tension  of  said  last 
apron,  and  meatis  for  supplying  ;i  chemical  fa!>ric  trititing 
agent  to  the  rwpective  surfaces  of  ttie  material  prior  to 
being   mechanicallv    treated    tiy  fcald   series   of   ridlers. 


shaft,  an  ignition  circuit,  and  means  whereby  the  said 
circuit  may  or  njay  not  t«'  grouiidi-d  when  the  said  steering 
wheel  is  In  disconnected  rolaiion  witti  re~i.ect  t.  tl;-  said 
^t(•e^inl:    shaft    as   desired. 


OTHER  SIMILAR  CRAFT 
Oaliland.  Calif      Filed  May  5, 
'Z    Claims.       I  \' 


RirHMUi    CnilKV     FliW.AKltS, 

HMi<-     Serial  No,  294.^94. 


9 


■i:\  \ 


1.471.r.r.4        COMIUNKP    T.\IL 
.MARKi:i{      n.I.IMINATOR 

o;n        I'iied    Iiee,    >». 


.Noru  jiil, 

-    <'!airn^ 


I.!«,iri     ANP     I  ICFNSR- 

i  "  |\[  K  VI.'K        I  t  1,.   '    i'l;  n  K, 

VXl-Z       Seri,';;   No    ';o,nj20. 


1 


d  tail  light  at)d  illuminating  deTlce  tor  11- 


1. 


:at. 


A  T'  leasing  device  for  life  boat,-,  to  be  usi\l  in  dupli- 
of  the  kind  d<-scrib''d.  eomprising  fram*-s  made  inte- 
grally and  pivot.a!l\  atiiietied  to  the  hull  I'f  the  said  boat, 
at  the  ends  there  f,  ii  hook  mounted  on  a  fulcrum  within 
each  of  the  said  frames,  the  s.aid  iionks  ejich  having  an  elon- 
gated shank  and  forming  a  le\er  l)e!o\v  the  said  fulcrum,  the 
faces  of  the  said  shanks  iieing  straight  and  mounted  at 
right  angles  with  respect  to  the  triggers,  when  the  hooks 
are  clowned  :  a  trigger  of  two  parallel  sections  mounted  on 
a  fulcrum  within  ■  ach  of  the  said  framen  so  that  the  front 
ends  of  the  said  triggers  may  be  brought  in  contact  with 
the  said  levers  when  the  hcKiks  are  clos<><l,  the  front  ends  of 
the  said  triggers  at  the  pdnt  of  contact  with  the  said 
levers,  tieing  Ix'veled  downwardly;  a  shaft  rotatably  dls- 
po8<d  in  the  .said  boat  and  extending  along  the  keel  there- 
of, a  crank  rigidly  affixed  to  each  end  of  the  said  shaft, 
an  operating  lever  mounted  on  the  said  shaft  and  relatively 
mtivable  telescoping  reli-asing  rods  c  inn<«cting  the  cranks 
and  the  triggers,  the  said  cranks*  being  so  attacliM  to  the 
t«d<l  shaft  that  the  hooks  If  clostd  when  the  operating  le\er 
U  in  a  horizontal  ixisltion,  will  be  locked. 


(M-nse   plates    ooiEiprising   a    relatively    flat    shaped   Conlcal 

casing,  having  pl.ane  front  and  re.ir  woilU  tlie  apex  of 
which  is  positionetl  ujipermo^t.  ttie  rear  v\a!l  of  the  casing 
being  dlsi«o8e<l  at  nn  acute  angle  with  reference  to  the 
front  vertical  wall,  a  tail  ligtit  glass  po-;tioned  in  said  rear 
wall,  a  verllctilly  diS[Hised  number  plate  posjtionfsl  lie 
neath  the  casing  in  substantially  vertical  alignmi  nt  \vith 
ttie  front  vertical  wall,  a  lamp  positioned  in  tlie  uj'per 
central  portion  of  the  casing,  the  rays  of  light  from  which 
are  reflected  iiy  the  outer  angulnr'y  disposixl  wall  of 
the  casing  against   the   fai  o  of   the  license   plate. 


1.471.rir..">.  STEERINC  MECHANISM.  Fr,vv.«.i,  R.  Fki.l, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  assignor  to  Harvey  ,1  Flet,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa.  Fil.d  Aug.  lt>,  1919.  Serial  No.  :;i7>t;a. 
19    Claims.       (CI.    70 — 127.) 


1.471. .-..-.re  CCARIiRAIL  CLAMP.  Rio}j.uu-.  1'  C.u.LA- 
(■iiKK,  Chicago.  Ill,  Filed  Mar.  3,  1022.  Serial  No. 
.'.40  74  7       4    Chiinis,       (CI.    2,'?S--2l.) 


(f 


S.  In  a  device  of  the  character  described,  the  combina- 
tion of  a  ste<  ring  shaft,  a  steering  wheel,  means  for  con- 
necting and  disc>  nnecting  .said  whe»  1   with  and  from  said 


1  471,.-,5tV      PKI)STEAI>  CONSTRUCTION       Andkew  (iiL- 
HEH,  Crand  Rapids,  Mich.     Filed  Mar.  13.  1922      Serial 
No    r.4;^,isa.      l   Clalm       iCl.  5—300.1 
In    bi'dstead    post    and    rail    construction,    a    dov.  talb  d 
mortise   made   longitudinally    of   the  post,   a    metal    lining 
fitted    into    said    mortise    and    having    a    dovetailed    slot 
formed    inwardly   from    the   front   surface   of   said    lining, 
saiii    slot    toeing   deep   and   narrow   at    the   lower   end    and 
broader  and  shallow  at  the  upper  end,  a  correspondingly 
formed  tongue  secured  to  the  end  of  the  bed  rail  in  posi- 
tion to  accurately  fit  into  said  slot,  nn  arm  integral  with 
said   tongue   in    position    to   extend   under    tlie   end   of   the 


712 


b«d  rail,    i   i^v-r  nivi 


OFFICIAL  (GAZETTE 


OCTOHEB23,  1923 


tally  mounted  la  rhe  metal  Mnlne  of  |   1.471  r,',U       FAN   BT.nWFH       P^rr.    W     Khatp,   Cynwyd. 


thf    :ii.  T'l.-i-'    ID    ';!■■    piitit   and    so   positlonfd    that   pff^s'if' 


apor.    the    i»ut»T    ^".'t 


*?'■ 


•  --,! 


if    said    lev^r    will     fr>r''p    [•.•,f    inner 


fnd    '^.''-^'-i     ipwirdl;r    and    so    loosen    the    'inz' 


n    the 
linini;   tha"    the   rail    may    ;..■    r»'adily 


r-rr;    vfl    f-"--     -'t-    bedpos 


1,471 


!'!i..  a.ssiirniir   t>.  SctuitM'   d:<'l   K-rtiriij   i"oinf,anT.  Phlla- 

d>'IP'"i.<i      !■;(  ,     a  '  ..ri>..r-iri..",      .f     I'cnn  ivlvanla  Filed 

■'"'■■   -'     1'.'--  s.  rial   .\...    r.n5.;u.',.     r,  >  imi*  ici. 
230—1;    , 


lAll'JK-IV'iRMINi.   I'EVH  }        '  AKL   H     Ha: 
'■[liif        I'ile.l    N..V     :;,    1021.      S>t;i1 


■''■- 


I-AfER      Ix-     \' 

No.   51J.4^r.      10   <l!.iims.        CI.    1-'".      1 


1     A  -hari.''    f-rnjirij  d^M- 


fol<i     '     >h»':>     :ii  'Unt"d 

heating  tub"  rixfi  :n 
utor   valve   a^l  i;  r. 
mixture    fhr..  ;.•*: 


irr.prisin;;  an  ei^n'ist  tnaiii- 


'ii   s^iid   exbaust    manifnld.   an   air 

■   -ail!   niaiiifold.   ^    hnilow   .Ijs'rib- 

f.)    ri'ceivH    ;.!>•    ,i;r,   cidil    air    :i:j'i    •''!'■] 

i^i •":!'('    !ij|rr.-i    leadi'ii;    t!;<^rer'',    .■(      rir- 


1     !n   H   f'r^  blower,   the  couihi'!n*i"n  <if  ■\     nsins    a   f  i  :i 
A   brni'Ki-r   s  .(.p.irt  for  the  said    ;;iii.  th>'   -iiid  Muijpurt   .'itui 

fa:i    ('••in«:    ti'lispffd    !'■    lie    adju.st.'i    -.  >    .c    tw    [i.  i.si  t  i.pn    t  !n> 
-.ail!    ;,i!i    '.within    t'^''    said    rasing    "r    Liiifsidf   of    t':.'    sanuv 
and  a  clostir-'   f^r    'h.    ■;:■.!  i::,-    ivi'ti.n    iLii'  rasi;,i;    ;;iru',ji,-h 
which  rbe  s.il'l   inu  is  adapU-U   ti>  lj«-  m.-MTT^'ii  and  r^ini.'.t'd 
■  >■    *;i;l      !':•:!•.■   beiiiK   support  d   upon    a    p.^.'-tiou    ^f   t;i 
fan  <i,uip.  Tt  iri^'   -r  rui-ti,;re 


1,471. ,')»>»  i^M  Blii-:i!  <;r.<<u.y  W  I  ^\i,K.iHi..  Ann  Ar- 
>ir  MiL-n  l-ii-d  lie.  .'  lini'  S.'ri;i:  \.i  ;i4-  74.S.  3 
Claims,       i  C!     ;><s--,,ss.  i 


.J ^ Sr  -tf 


IT'   vv 


^/    I 


buretor,  v..  in:.'  and  ;m  nurU-'  pip.-  -,,  ,aid  carburctiT  .lih- 
niUuicati.L«:  f,\x\  -.al!  r!'t>  and  ^,'!id  distributor  valv"  re- 
spectiTely.  said  val>..j  h.Tvj'i^  i  oomruon  i^uti-T  f^r  its 
inlets,  and  ni»»ans  fur  piai.ijaiiy  np.Ta'ini;  said   -.alv.' 


;   471  ,'..'.s       KmR\(    Ki  >J{    rSE   IN   MAKINf,  BOX    HLVNKS 
i.'-Bi'    ^  ii'  f  K!N-.  i'l.ii-ag..    111..  a«slzn<->r  to  Natiimal  Box 
'  i^aif.r  V    r:,i,-a_,,    li;     a  t".,rp.. ration  nf  Illin.ds,      Filed 
Mar.    1-     : -'Jl       --jial    S"..    4.M,3«>'.r      11    r-uinis.      .  Cl 
1  — S.l, 


1,  It;  a  vf::ii'it>.  rfii.  <'.-!ti'  i  nn  Mi'ii  w-rh  a  frinri>'  an.l  ati 
aile.  (if  a  iinriron  ra  i  <-^-lind'r  ,i  i«p<..<.  <  i  iiprw.-cn  v.aid  framo 
and  said  ix:.-  an*  .■.■■,  r;.  it,ii,_-  a  Ilriiiiil,  ••.  pisdm  rod  .->x. 
tendin;;  int.  said  '■yliin'.r  U'-c-z'  '-^.r^  ...'in.  rt>>d  ti'  s.-i-.i 
frani>'  and  -n  sal<l  a\h'  sai,!  ].  ■..'-<  I'-hi.-  a:so  '-..nnfrtpd 
r(»«p*>('t!voIy   t"  <A\.\      .vM'i.l.T  an,!    n,  s.iid  pif^ii  r^xl.  a   pis 


tnri   wifhir:   saii 


\    r  V  i--t..i. 


by  sa  ;d   rod.  s:i  id  pis 


-      \    '.t-t;     -f   -h.. 
tan,;  .  I.'ir    aii  ;!►■    ir' 
t1aiii:»'s    aro'jiid    the    n 
Ion«iriidin.illy-<lispos. 
said    fram^.    .and    sprl 
yuid    ;iie    .-nd    porriiiii 
'tjpai:*"  the  fNoat?"  and 
of    «aid    frar  •■ 


JB-       6 


ira   *er  describ»d  cnmprlsine  a  rer 

I'rain"    havinir    inwardly    projertini; 

iar,;iris    tiierrMf    adaptt'.l    to    supp<irt 

1     '-leAf.s.     a     rrossbar     indented     on 

risfs   alini'd    witti    and    prujectina    be- 

of   satd   croj<8-bar   and  adapt.Ti    to 

re»«  then'  azains'   the  *ide  n..rt'on> 


ton  havin,:  pur's  !  .'oTet!;  roo  jh.  saM  piston  ro.l  betnc  pro- 
■••'•!  »■"'  no-au.s  t'.-  ]  •  fi  Utiiu'  a  r*"<tr:rted  flow  of 
li«r^id    fr..[il   one   Bide    i'f   s;i;i!    ;,   sr,,ri    f    f  i  ■•   t.fh.r     atnl    slii] 

able  mean'  uiw.u  said  ;iist,.i.  -.i.|  f,.r  (■|.,.jin^:  1 1  *•  ports  In 
paid  piston 


147',,-.'''  M.oBK      Ilnl.liKK     ftif;      IJi ;  |  rr  [  \ .  ,      \w 

Ti'KKS       Wil.FU't'  r.i  Ml.f:>  .  ' -.t::!' ant     ii>:iM       !"i|.'t|i.r 
1-        Vyl\  S..-i,Ti      \,.       .MM, ••.77  .^      Claims  i  CI 

1  A  iX^W  hii'd' r  for  ,;i  iai.p  "riijir'.^in^  a  -jiM'  l-.ihd 
ad.tpt..!  to  ■'...  fTteinled  a;-;-  • ',.  lo-.-k  ..  t"  a  L'loti.v  saol 
band  having  cud  portions  adapt'-ri  to  b"  drawn  tounher 
or  gprpaii  apart  to  p.Tmit  thi-  tiand  \ii  be  rnnrrnrtorl  or 
••xpaiided.  and  an  pjoatrated  syhsfan tially  flat  endlesa  link 


OcTOHKR  23,  1928 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFKT.. 


■13 


•IfdaMy   ai'.d    rotataMy   ■lica.^inir   tin    tTnl    portion*   of    ;!,•• 
band  ■wheretiy    when    said    link    is   in    a    position    In    wlilrii 

It  eitonds   leriKCiwisc  aloriL-siilf   tlie  band  t!ir.  t.aiid   is  frt-e 


to  oxpaiid  and   when   sai'l   link  i--   turno<i   to   n   r-.osi^inn  at 
rl,;ht    nn_-[fs   to   th'^   plaio-   of    thi'   band   naid    oanl    !<   coi; 
tru'U'd    an.!    io-id    in    i-oii  tr.-oi '-il    [.o.^ltiori 


1471. .16:'        EVE    rHOTFCTOH        RoHEHT    Maio,.m,    C\A- 
oaL-o     111       ni..,]   ,J.an     1*1,    ifi-'J       Serial    N..     .^^O.^.T.'       0 

I   !a;i!i-        i  I  '!     Z  -  HIV 


1  An  rye  proii'cior  Comprising  a  pair  of  len*>hol<Ung 
frani'  s.  oacti  of  w,  liich  is  b^nt  to  form  an  ey.  cup  carved  In 
tlif  direction  id  the  length  thereof  and  havinu  a  ^roovo 
formed  tiierein  to  receive  the  lens,  an  tnd  mend^^r  mov- 
aldy  ait.iclif^l  to  eacii  frame  and  folding  over  the  end  of 
tho  b'lis  to  hold  thi'  same  in  position,  said  end  member 
hav'.nK  a  slot  therein  rejjist'Ting  with  a  correspondlns; 
slot  in  tbo  lens  h(dding  frame,  and  a  head  band,  one  end 
of  wbicti  ext<'U(ls  tUrougli  the  aforesaid  slots  in  each  eye 
protector. 


1.471, '.fin      CAHHOMZIN*;   COMPOT-NI)  .\Nn  TUOrESS 
OF  MAKIN(;   AND   USINW   IT      St.^m.f.v   P     Matmew- 
sny    and    Wm.tek    K.    Jamison.    PprinKfleld,    Ohio,    as 
slpnors   to   Walter   K,    .Taniisoii     Stanley    B.    Matliewson 
Howard   F    Marston.   Mrs     \V    K.  ,Iamlson,   and   Mrs    S 
B.   M.attji-wsoii,   trnsfot  s  of  tli"  Ix'car  Carbon  Company. 
a     Tnist     Estate.       FiI.-<!    Apr      n.     i;»'-'-        Serial     No 
G-iic27-l.      7    Claims.      iCl.   148-30.) 


1.  In  a  new  article  of  manufacture  to  be  utilized  for 
carlxHdzinK  tnctal.s.  fixed  carbon  and  volatile  matter  to 
act  a~  a  carry  iot'  agent  for  the  carbon  into  the  surface 
of  tlif  metal  upon  h'atini:  In  the  presence  of  tlie  metal  to 
be  So   trf'ated. 


1  471,564       TOW-WATER    ALARM    FOR    STF.VM  ROII^ 

FRS       WiLMAM    A     MrKfowv,   Co:  uud'ii-.   nhlo  F:',e,,< 

May     L',     \'.*-:\        S.  Cal     N-       A*\(\  'ri\         \     Clnitn  n.'l 
\T1     T.04.1., 


In  n  .i-\lcr  of  tbe  character  drscribod  in  ''nmiir^arinn 
With  a  low  w  it'T  signal  and  tlio  rrowi;  shi-i  t  of  n  boiler, 
a  tiibo  (supported  relati\e  'o  tl.^  frnwn  slje'i.  a  shaft 
supported  in  said  tub<-  a.nd  "pt  rably  (*.>iiMec!''d  to  tbe 
signal,  uioaii-  to  iporat'  -ati  sliisft.  a  fu.sitile  elomeni 
sectired  to  tlit  sli.'ift.  a  .stiip  soourial  in  llie  tutx'  adjacent 
the  fusible  i  lement  and  ncirmally  cooperating  therewith 
r..  pro\<'it(  I'lMialoir^  o!  saol  shaft,  saii]  fusible  element 
having  (  li  arama  pr.ividiiig  for  uiovonient  of  said  shaft 
relative  to  the  stop  in  iine  direction  anii  jii'Mioiis  a'iapi'-d 
to  .nja'.'>'  the  >!ofi  ii.  previ'tit  movement  of  tlo'  stinf'  in 
the  opposite  direction 


1  ,  4  7  1  ,  n  t;  ."'        AIR    (^I.E.\.NEU.      .TdHN    Ifwj.s   Mill-s, 
Cleveland      uhj,..       Filed    Oct      IS.    1P19        S.rial     N- 
;;31.5.37       0    I'lalms.       iCl.    18o— 77.) 


msCSksr' 


\ 


\     A    'fntrifuL-al    cle.'iner,    t!ip   -  r.mbination   With    rotary 

means  i'-^r  croatiiig  a  flow  of  a  gMseoii«  fliiH  !n  a  ^trai^-i'* 
line,  of  .an  air  intake  device  in  the  urrriit  iiroi!i.' 'ij 
by  said  means  and  rotafatile  therewitti.  sai.i  Cvif-  i.av- 
Ing  an  axial  portion  and  means  for  admittiriL-  :i:r  t^'cre- 
to  omprisini,'  a  radial  dm-t  oxtendirL.-  ■oitw.'irdlv  f' lui 
tb''  .'"xal  p<irMun  and  havinir  an  int'ik.-  .  ;>»•!  inn  :oiCi. 
cent  Its  inner  end. 


714 


1,471,5-56.      VfOTC'R 
III.       Filed     July 
Claims.      1 1  1.    4t~ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


OCTOBFB  23,  11)23 


FUEL.  JuHN  J  MiRi'HY,  ChlcaRo, 
5,  192_'.  Serial  N,.  ,i7J,r»r;'..  'j 
9.) 


and     then     Inwar-IIy     i.,war>!    .■,-,,!,    ..tluT,     the    arms    be- 
ing   adapted    t-    i,.-    ^iiiip-rt...!     ^y     f.vo    stringers    respec- 


1.  A  fl'.;id  fuel  fTn!i!,stlne  of  --al  .-il  forty  part."*, 
^#n^ol..  furry  parr.v  -rh^r  .iv.^  part.-*  ,i-,.!  il.'.',h-l  twenty 
parrs. 


.Vii-H.'!  S'.v.     Se.it'^-.     Wash..     as,si„'n-r     r-     Seattle-As- 
:r..n     U-o:-k>.j    .Seattle.    Wash.,    a    Corp.  ratinn    of 


tnri 


Wish;n.-r    L        F:l^■i!    Mar.    t^.    l'J-2"       ^►•ria!    \ 

1-    '■!■,;::.        <  r\^    it  — 3.) 


!•  ^i  a  -9h  dri'^^sih.'  macl'.ine.  i  s'.Ut^T  <aw,  a  plow 
positioned  over  the  slitter  saw  with  i's  fon.'ave  sMo 
d'lwn  .TDd  having  a  i..int  adaptf-d  ti  .Titpr  fh"  vis.-oral 
cavi'T  of  a  beheadedjflsh  in  advanre  .f  rh^  -litter,  mid 
mean?  fr  feeding  the  fish  back  up  to  -arry  it  ..v.t 
"aid   plow   and  slitter. 


1  471  .-•;■<        ,  OMRIN 
SFRI.NGBAR    Br\; 

in,,  a.^siKnor  to  Si 
ratiio'!.  Chica^jo.  m 
Apr  7  !!r_>2.  Sf-r 
-'.'  ;— 55) 


1.    An      ■rr.i:n-l.:If 
fl-it     '  ir     S'"'o  1.'     I::!pa 
compn>in<    a     -.iled 
bolt    exftoidi;,^     theret 
atralnsf    the    h.'  d 
head     Nelne     l}<  riz.  r'a 
the    bearin.'      f    :•  .    ^i 


n    COMPRESSION     SPK1N(;     A.N!. 
PER.       John    K     ih.skn,    ChicaK", 
.■wart- Warner    Spfe<ionneter    Corpo 
a  Corporation    of  Viritini.a       Fil^-d 
al    No,    550.3i):V       ,"5    riaims.       <  C] 


u  u  Ej  S3  at  • ''  ^X_  i ,  m 


[lumi'i-r.  in  coniljinati.pn  wirii  a 
t  member,  a  stipportlnsc  member 
prln?  and  an  ailal  compression 
lirtv)-h.  the  impart  bar  bearing- 
said  ''omprposion  b-dt.  and  said 
''■•  ^rvd  .',,nv..T'y  for-«-ard  at 
r    th.T.'.-n 


1,4:1. 560.       STAIR         \.\-:i.i.ixH     L      iMf-s-v,     H,..edale, 
Kan-?.      Filed    Sept     Li,    i;*::.'.      Serial    No.    5Si7.D.'Jt5       ri 
t'laims.      iCh    189 — 1.1. , 
1.    A    stair    tread    cobprisiok'    a    nosin,:    bar    havini:    a 

front    portion    and    twi    arms    which    extend    rearwarrilv 


m 

'.'"'''"•^•8  - -^'^^^^fag™^ 


''^■^'■'  '"'"1  '<  irf.itl  L'ratlnjr  attached  to  ai.d  -uppurted 
by  said  front  portion  and  said  inward'y  •  \  •  .n-lin^r  por- 
tio!,H    .jf    sai<l   arms,    sub«tantl:illy    ,i~    ^.  r    forth. 


1.471,570.  CMMviN  FASTKNKU.  .]<jhs  1.  fETKRSoN, 
'irind  Ripi.ls  Mi,  i,  Filed  .lune  26,  19.'.'  Serial 
No,     570, "^-^         i     rhiirns         (CI.    24      'jno  1 


1,  In  c-ifflbination  wi-h  a  supp.Ttiu;;  strurture,  a  pin 
attached  thereto,  a  curtain,  n  fasfen.T  .-i,nnected  with 
the  ,urr:,in,  in.''i,d:.ii;  .Larnpin-  ni-rn'-.-rs  .^n,.  on  each  side 
of  rbf  .'irtai'i,  ni.Miis  f,t-i.oiini:  th..  fianipin-  ni.'mU'rs  to- 
treth^r  and  damping  tbe  s.utu.  .-.alnnt  th.-  curtain,  springe 
actuated  grippins  means  b,.at.M  within  the  s.aid  means 
u.-ed  to  fasten  the  'dampirii:  ii,.!nl.er«  t.^g.-tlHT  and 
,ol,tpted  r,,  b..  placed  .  v.m-  sai<l  pwi  t,,  crip  the  same. 
^n.l  m.Mns  fnr  rnai.^ially  .i-.  :•,.,.,-  sajd  .'ri;,pini;  n.ean^ 
t"  release  the  same  fr.im  the  plu.  substantially  a.s  de- 
scribed. 


1   471, ,-71  I'F   \of!!\,,      MvoHINK  .\i-.irn      RfBiN, 

St.     I.ou:,-<.     Mn         l-|:,.,i     j„,i       If,,      It..'.'         Serial     No. 
.'■>21i,617.      !_•    Clainis       .ri     1,;  ^      ;,i    , 


1.  .\  punching  machine,  'oinprisiiik'  a  reciprocatinj; 
platen,  a  punch  and  die  '■■mibin.  d  to  form  a  slnirle  punch- 
ing unit  that  is  adjustably  mmuit.'.!  on  the  liase  of  the 
machine,  ami  means  for  positividv  refractinif  the  punch 
when    the    plar.-i;    of    the   machine    is    restored    to    Iti    nor- 


OcTOBEB  23. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


715 


mal    position,    said    means    beinn    so    constructe<l    that    it 

permits   the  punching   unit    to   be  adjusted    lonKltudlually 

and    transversely    of    the    platen    without    destroying    the 

■  peratlve   relationship  between  said  retracting  means  and 

[lunch. 


,47  1,'i7.'.        Sll.VIlK        SIlIEIdl.         (ilNNAK       H.       RvtJKKRo. 

.\ubiirn,      K.      I,        riled     Oct.     1.'!,      li'.'l.        S>Tsal     N.i 
.'07,420.      4    Claims,       (CI.    15fi-10,) 


2  A  curtain  rolbT  cover  and  cleaner  coniprisiiit:  a 
hood  .adapted  to  t'Xtend  alont:  the  lent;th  of  and  cuvi-r 
the  rolb-;-,  said  tioor]  being  pro\ided  with  a  lininj,'  adapted 
t(;  en>;a)ie  and  wipe  the  surface  of  the  curtain  nn  tl;e 
roller,  and  i  pair  of  supportin;:  arms  detachahly 
connected  I0  s,ald  hood  for  presslnc:  the  llnini;  into 
contact  with  the  (urtiin  and  followinj;  it,s  ehanL:in^ 
diameter. 


1,471,57:^  APPAR.VrUS  FOR  HOI'SEHOLD  COOKING. 
AvDREA.s  S.\XB(iAARD.  Phristianla,  Norway.  Filed  Jan. 
2:;,  1!i-.'J      Serial  No.  .-).•(!, 20.^).     9  Claims.      (CI.  126 — 20.) 


1.  A  domestic  cooker,  comprising  a  casin;:,  a  horizontal 
portion   therein    forming   superposed    water    receptacles,   n 

cooking  chamber  formed  in  the  ut^per  receptacle,  meant. 
in  the  lower  receptacle  for  beating  the  water  therein. 
and  means  to  allow  water  and  steam  to  rise  from  the 
Ic.wer  receptiule  without  pas-^lng  intn  the  cooking  cham- 
ber. 


1,471,574.  REMOVARI.E  MOLD  FOR  CONCRETE 
WALLS  JiANiEL  .XisTiN  Shekltr,  Oranton,  ^^■is 
Filed  June  15.  1921.  Serial  No.  477,800.  4  Claims 
(CI.   2.5 — 131.) 

1  A  cl.amp  for  cement  molds  coniprisintr  spaced  inne 
and  outer  clamping  bars,  a  bar  arranged  across  the  ceio 
tral  portion  of  all  of  the  said  bars,  means  for  pivoting 
said  inner  bars  to  said  cross  bar.  and  means  for  pivot- 
edly  and  adjustably  connecting  said  outer  bars  to  the 
outer  ends  of  the  said  cross  bar,  a  lever  adjustably  piv- 
oted to  one  end  of  each  of  said  outer  bars,  the  said 
levers  being  arranged  In  overlapping  relation  with  each 
other  and  substantially  parallel  to  said  cross  bar,  a 
slide  bar  mounted  between  said  Inner  bars  and  pivotedly 
connected  to  the  central  portion  of  both  of  said  lever 
bars,  the  opposite  end  of  said  slide  bar  being  tapered 
and    provided    with    an    enlarged    head,    guide    members 


adjacent  to  each  side  of  said  head,  locking  bars  ad- 
justably and  pivotedly  mounted  on  said  cross  bar.  a 
toggle  bar  pivotedly  and  adjustabl.v  iuount(>d  betwe«'n 
both  of  said  locking  bars,  the  said  locking  tiars  being 
designed  to  engage  notches  in  tlie  octcr  clamping  tiari 
when    In    one    position    of   their   tnovemt  nt. 


.■?.  A  mc)ld  for  constructing  coii-  ret.  walls  compris- 
ing spaced  parallel  plates,  a  detacb.iide  and  adjustable 
frame  member  for  supporting  said  plates  In  op+'rative 
position  relative  to  each  other,  eai  h  of  said  platei  be- 
ing provided  with  a  series  of  openings,  the  said  open- 
ings of  one  plate  corresponding  with  those  of  the  oppo- 
site plate  and  being  arranged  In  rows,  the  said  rows 
corresponding  to  the  inclination  of  the  standard  pitch 
of  the  roofs,  a  vo<l  detachably  mounted  in  correspond- 
ing openings  of  a   given    row   of  openings 


1.4  7  1.5  75.  AUTOMOBILE  SPINM.E  MOCNTING. 
Orval  (;.  Simons,  Weldon.  Tex.  Fil.d  July  22.  1922. 
Serial   No.   576,775.      S   Claims.      iCl.   280— 9ti  1   1 


1.  In  a  steering  spindle  mounting,  the  combination 
with  a  spindle  shank  having  a  tapered  end  portion,  and 
an  aile,  of  a  bushing  mounted  on  said  tapered  end  por- 
tion, a  bearing  cup  with  a  taper  bore  carried  by  the  axle, 
a  roller  bearing  interposed  between  the  bushing  and  the 
bearing  cup,  a  bearing  adjusting  cut  carried  by  the  axle, 
and  locking  means  carried  by  the  axle  and  engaging  said 
nut 


716 


1,471.576.       FfAIRPI 
Filed    May    9.     192tl 
■ri    132— 50  i 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


ocTOfUH  23.  1023 


IVA    R.    Sktx.vie,    llAt^l.    S.    T. 
Serial    No.    467,816       1    Claim. 


.\  bair  p!n  formed  of  a  single  plecp  of  material,  b^nt 
t'>  'orm  spaced  l^ifjs,  ^ach  of  gaid  legs  being  crimped 
substantially  Its  fnilr.-  lenRth,  the  crimped  portions 
t-'rmin.iMni.'  short  of  the  head  of  the  pin  and  In  sp«ce<l 
relation  to  the  fr>>^  inds  of  the  1*>kb  to  proYlde  smooth 
in.<ertinK  pomt.s.  and  said  l'^«?i  haTlng  Intermediate  por 
tlons  howpd  outwardly  In  opposite  dirt^ctlons  In  the  arc 
of  a  circl*»  ■>>  pr. ivjd.-  a  rt>talning  means  for  said  pin 


14" 


ill-  LES 
1921        S. 


AfXILIJ 

ASTT!''H 

■::\]    N" 


RY     CMTCH     FOR 

Soss,    t'tlca.    Nebr 
10.70!        'J    I'laimg. 


MOTOR     VE- 
Filed    I>ec.    3, 

ci,    192—67  ' 


1  The  comblnatior:  with  the  drlye  shaft  of  a  motor 
▼ehiclp,  and  .<  drivin.-  -^h-ift  thpr^for  :  of  a  unlvprsal  Joint 
conn<»<-tinK  said  shaft-,  une  of  the  member?)  of  said  Joint 

hav;n.'  "lutch  jaws  flml  ,i  proJt»<-tinK  stem,  a  stem  slid- 
ably  mountc'i  wti  saii!  <ffru  and  provided  with  matching 
clutc'i  jftwg.  said  Hll'latile  stem  >-inic  i^oiinected  to  and 
drlv- n  by  the  drlrln;: Uh.sft,  and  mt-ans  for  shifting  said 
sllda'ile   stem    to   •n_'iL-.-    jnd    di.s.ni:ai.'f'    tht>   clutch    Jaws. 


1.471  57'<  M.'^ri.AV 
S  :  •  ^i  s  ^,  San  Kth- 
S^ria;    No     5.'S. ,'.:►■. 


A    "INpl.-iv    and    >>Tv 

bT-i      1!;      v[»H,   '►'d      T''!  >  t  1 
plU-H  ]ity     '■'     T'  rusSf'. 

roniprisint'  a  'rfl.-i,  ■ 
freedom  of  niovtin.'n 
projecting  tonirue  th> 
of  the  eorri'spondinir 
freedom  of  moremen^ 
Is  engaged  In  any  re 
greater  width  than  t 
lalTted  end  on  said 
on>^   "ortier  of  a  ih»'If 


VNI'  SERVING  K\iK  Harht  D 
-■  ■  I'alif  KS'.p.l  I,-in  1  1.  1«22 
!    I  ''.aim.      1 1'l.   -".  !  —27.) 


n_-    T-vk     "rapri-iii^    a    plurality   of 

n-I    m-i:m    {.,'■    I.i.'kini    said    mem- 

11     t-rM:.    nicniSer    pruvlded    with    a 

I    '    rn-T    briicic'f    f..r   each    member 

si;'r..'.ii,;,ii^'    -lid     nif'mber    with    a 

for    Slid    fr-Kiie,     nnd     an    Inward 

'■^'H    adapt(>d    to   engine    any    recess 

m-mher      a     "scr'^w    hy     which    said 

may  be  restrained  when   the  tongue 

'.*">'*.   a    plurality   of  shelve*   earh   of 

fie   rack,   and   a  plTot   having  an   en- 

rr-r  bracket  ini!  adapted  to  support 


1,471.570.  FOOT  OI-KRATKU       \<<  KI.KR  ATOR      FOR 

MOTOR  VEFfll^LKS        .Ia\ik»     A      TnoMs.iN      Mlldura. 

Vlf-torln.  Aunfraliii,       Plied     \liy     s      HVJ2        <,'~\r\\     No 

569.:?8«.  7    iiaSnT!.       (CI.    74 — 81. » 


«•       ^• 


1.   An    accelt^rator 


for  motor  vebj.'!.-^  '■oiiiiiri-.im:  i 
foot  pedal:  a  plvoti-d  b<-ll  crank  l>'\er  >*'CurfMi  .it  ,..,.  ..,,  ; 
to  said  foot  f>*'dal  :  a  connecting  rod  sec^T'd  it  ..i  p  .ri  1 
to  tht-  bell  r^nk  ievor  and  secured  in  term.'.liat.'  of  ir.s 
ends  to  a  throt'lt-  luin  :nid  i  spriiiK  for 
■ectirlng  said  c<innertlnA'  rod  to  nti  .iriii  of 
controi.  wh<-rcti\  -i;.fr  1 1  i-'i  ''  rh.'  ^a 
morement  of  said  c,irn;>-' 'i:_;  id 
■    predetermln>'d    eitent. 


■oi 
open    The 


'■■ra  '  1  \  ■■ . y 
(lid  ,'iand 
"1  a  uses 
'T'it'le   to 


1,471.5.-0.        TIKI,  ,I-sEl'H     S. 

Calif.      File<l    May     ;:.    1923. 
Claim*.      (CI.    15---^,. 


Walton.    Ix)i     Anii.iew. 
S.  r:.sl    No.    6:;s. •_'.',•■,        ^ 


1.  Ill  'i  tiri'.  ,1  s.r:  ,  ,,f  u  shaji.'d  -iiir.nj  uir.  •■]>»:n.'n  f-i 
arrank'.Hi  sid..  >  si  !■■  and  each  h.r.In^  its  cross  head  of 
rhaiine]  ^hap.'  ■in/>-  ,-;.'nici,r.  :!  x;i,lv  ..nn.-crjn-  tli.' 
channel  shaped  portions  of  -.iii.i  spring  .■'.Tiooit-  .y 's 
at  the  ends  of  the  sprwif;  eiement-.  ci,M,.s  .■it  nditu' 
through  said  -v.-~  .i  ribroas  cov.TlnK  I'ncn.Hinc  said 
spring  elements  find  hince  ■■lenieiifs  .,  cushion  niemb.-r 
arranged  In  the  cha  nn.  1  sliaped  porriMns  of  s.dij  sprin.: 
elements,  and  a  '^asing  en,  losing:  s.aid  cushion  -'Ii'men' 
tod    the   fibrous  covering     'f   said    sprlnu   oienieuts. 


1.471,583.  SKFI>  I'AN  Rw  W;;].,!,:  Jack.son.  Mi.s.s. 
Filed  Dec.  20.  U'jn,  S.Ti.a;  \..  t.;],:i!»,'>  i  riaiu) 
(CI.    56—207  > 

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In    a    grain     pan,     .i     .hottnrn     wii'l 
walls    and    <\    ridattv.dv    wide    rc.ir    wil 


f  rotir      '.\  a 
a     c..\  , 


f(-i 


th< 


pan  and   havini::   hin.-ed  ?-ann. 


tliercwith   .adjacent    !o 


t>CTOBER23,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


717 


the  front  wall,  said  cover  Iwing  formed  with  a  plurality 
of  parallel  grooves  providing  ridges  lying  in  planes  with 
the  edges  of  the  cover,  said  j^rooves  having  spaced  open- 
ings extenflliii;  throughout  the  lengths  thereof,  said  pan 
adapted  to  be  secured  to  the  cutter  bar  of  a  mowing 
machine,  the  ridge.s  of  the  covi^r  eit.  nding  at  right  angles 
to  th.-  cutter  bar  to  receive  material  therefrom. 


I  471.5S2.  MKTIIOI.  .\N1»  MEANS  FOR  SQUEEZING 
Tl'BES  OF  I'APER  CONTAINING  HAIR  CURLKIt8 
AND  EMPLOYED  IN  THE  ART  OF  UNDULATION. 
Lot  18  AoosTi.vi,  Paris,  France  f^led  July  29,  1922. 
Serial  No.  578, ."^98       1    Claim.      (CL   132—31.) 


t909 


A  pincbcr  for  hair  curling,  comprising  a  disc  harlng 
a  portion  cut  away  from  the  center  and  having  a  locking 
screw  nut  moving  backwards  and  forwards  and  oscillat- 
ing on  an  extension,  and  oscillating  itself  on  an  axle 
between  two  other  similar  discs,  with  a  similar  member 
to  shut  the  two  parts  and  maintain  them  closed  by  the 
said  screw  operating  the  fastening  and  then  holding  the 
paper  tube. 


1.471,583.  CABLE-LUBRICATING  DEVICE.  AirDiaa 
S  A.VDEB.SEN,  West  Palm  Beach,  Fla.  Filed  Oct.  10, 
1921.     Serial  No.   506.801.     3   Claims.      (CI.    184—15.) 


1  In  combination  with  a  hoisting  cable  operatlre 
through  a  winding  drum,  a  Jubrlcant  container  through 
which  said  cable  may  pass,  means  for  suspending  said 
lubricant  container  so  that  the  same  wlU  be  stationary 
with  respect  to  the  cable  but  free  to  move  so  that  the 
same  will  be  automatically  retained  in  alignment  with 
said  cable  during  the  winding  and  unwinding  thereof, 
and  a  packing  gland  associated  with  each  of  the  points 
where  the  cables  enter  and  passes  from  said  container 
adapted  to  cause  a  predetermined  amount  of  lubricant  to 
adhere  to  said  cabl*. 


1.471,584.  LOCOMOTIVE  EXHAUST  NOZZLE.  Bo- 
WABo  B.  Bakb,  .Newton,  Kans.,  assignor  of  one  half  to 
George  T.  Warhurst,  Newton,  Kans.  Filed  Aug.  24, 
1921.      Serial   No.   495.135.      1    Claim.      (CI.   162 — 1.) 


In  a  locomotive  exhaust  nozzle,  the  combination  of  s 
cylindrical  shell  provided  at  Its  lower  end  portion  with 
oppositely  disposed  flattened  sides  and  formed  internally 
with  an  axially  disposed  flue  pipe  having  oppositely  di- 
rected lateral  branches  at  its  lower  end  opening  through 
said  sides  near  the  lower  end  of  the  shell,  the  pipe 
being  of  uniform  diameter  and  the  shell  being  tapered 
above  the  flattened  portions  thereof  to  gradually  ap- 
proach the  upper  end  of  said  pipe 


1.4  7  1.5  85.  SCREEN  DOOR  INSKiT  BRUSH  AND 
DESTROYER.  1-^^ncis  IV  Be.ssettk.  Wichita.  Kans. 
Filed  Apr.  1,  1921.  Serial  No  457.776.  9  Claims. 
(CI.  230—7.) 


1.  The  combination  with  a  swinging  door,  of  an  insect 
brush,  means  for  moving  the  brush  in  one  direction,  and 
means  whereby  the  brush  is  moved  in  the  opposite  direc- 
tion at  the  moment  the  door  approaches  a  predetermined 
position.  •     ■ 


1,471.586.      TIRE    CHAIN.      Prbston    Brooks    Blockeb, 
Silver  City,  N.   Mex.     Filed   Nov.   7,   1921.      Serial   Na 
513,545.      7    Claims.      «C1.    156—14.1 
1.  A  tire  chain  comprising  Inner  and  outer  side  chains. 
means  for  adjustably  connecting  the  ends  of   the  inner 
side  chain,  a  hook  at  one  end  of  the  outer  side  chain  and 
a  ring  at  the  other  end  thereof,  cross  linkage  between  and 
connected  to  said  side  chains,   said   linka^   Including  a 
terminal  connected  to  said  outer  side  chain  at  Its  ring- 
carrying  end  and  a  cross  chain  terminating  In  a  free  end 
near  the  hook-carrying  end  of  said  outer  side  chain  ;  said 


718 


tTf^  end  of  said  ci 
nnder  said  termini 
with  the  aforewld 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


nss  chain  b*lng  adapted  to  be  panned 
1  and  havlnjf  a  ring  for  reirl  strati  on 
ring  :   said   ho<->k  carrying  end  of  said 


outer  'hain  »>itfn'lihk'  Jjeyond  said  cross  chain  and  being 
adapted  to  be  pa«<<l  through  both  of  said  rings  doubled 
bark  an"!  hooked  in  :o  said  outer  chain. 


1.4:1.5s:       METHi 
RIBBKR    FOOT 
d-ncp,    R.    I       Fil 
6  Clalmg.      (CI.  1 


n    OF    FORMING    0UT80LES    FOR 

VF.\R.         STEPHE.N      W       BOTRN,     Provl- 

1    I'lly   5,   1919.      Serial   No.   308.688. 
-59.) 


1  Th«>  m^thwl  "f  forming  sheet  stock  for  utsolf^  of 
rubber  footwear  wh:  ch  conalarts  of  partially  Imbedding  a 
narrow  strip  of  ma^rlal  of  the  finished  width  into  thp 
w<*.irin>;  surface  of  k  »he«t  of  rubber  during  ita  paasage 
thriugb   the  calendet-  rolls. 


1,4: 1.588       MACHINE    FOR    MAKING    OUTSOLES    FOR 
RUBBER    FOOTWEAR.      Stephen    W     Bolrn.    Provi 
d-nce.  R.   I.      File*!    Sept.  30,  1920.      Serial  No.  41.3.831 
154  —  1.. 


CTalma. 


(C 


1.    In    a   machine 
for  rubber  footwear 
the  stock  and  produ 
which   the  oataolea 
pendent  strip  of 
roll*  to  embed  it  into 
nJd  embedding  roll 
depth  to  permit  a 
Dormal  wearing  a:u 


rfi 


or    forming  sheet    stock    for   outsol's 

a  set  of  calendar  rolls  shaped  to  she«n 

cs  a  heel,  shank  and  ball  portlona  from 

lire  cut,   mean*  for   guiding  an    inde- 

weajrlng  material  between  a  pair  of  said 

the  wearing  surface  of  the  stock,  and 

being  provided  with   a  grooTe  of  a 

portion  of  said  strip  to  remain  aboye  the 

ce  of  said  stock. 


1.471.589.  POWER  TRANSMISSION  Henbt  A.  Caison, 
8t  Joseph.  Mo.  Filed  Mar  7.  1921  Serial  So. 
460.323.       20    Oaima.       i  CI.    74-^53  . 


<.f 


1.  A  t nin.smi.s.si  n  ni.H'hanisrn  rnmi'rl.siii^-  a  drive  shaft 
form>'d  with  a  i-riiiik  .irni,  u  lirlvpn  wh»H'l  joumahKl  on 
sMiid  shaft  ;iiu]  {iri)vid»t1  with  a  [-TtphtTHi  fiance,  an  oscll- 
Intlng  clutch  arm  provided  with  clutch  eiem^'iits  for  Inter 
mittently  gripping  said  flangf.  a  drivt-  link  actuated  from 
said  crank  arm.  and  means  for  plyotally  supporting  one 
<  nd  ff  Kaid  link,  rhe  other  end  of  said  drive  link  being 
'P'-nuiK.iy    «^iTiiufrf>tl    with    •laid    clutch    arm. 


1.1:1,590.      PK<»1'KLI.KR 
ton.  D.  C.     Filed  Oct    i' 
rialma      (CI    170  -^159 


S.AMrKi,  \\    (ABiEB.   Washlng- 

1922       Serial   No    ,^91,927.      14 


1.  The  method  of  determining  the  a[>»'i  points  of  thf 
leading  and  trailing  edges  of  propeller  blades  which  con- 
sists In  determining  the  length  and  maximum  width  in 
eleratlon  of  the  desired  blade,  describing  the  vertical  and 
horizontal  center  lines  of  the  elevation  of  the  propeller, 
erecting  a  perpendicular  at  a  point  on  the  horliontal 
center  line  a  pretle^er mined  dl..»tance  from  the  vertical 
center  line,  dividing  the  predetermined  width  into  a  num- 
Ixr  uf  equal  fractional  parts,  laying  off  on  the  perpendicu- 
lar a  predetermine*!  number  of  eald  parts  to  determine  the 
a[*;i  point  of  the  curve  of  the  trailing  tnlge  of  the  blad<'. 
living  off  a  line  from  gald  ai>ei  point  inclined  at  a  pre- 
d>'tprmlned  angle  to  the  horizontal  center  line  and  crossing 
the  same,  measuring  the  remainder  of  the  width  down 
ward  from  said  horizontal  center  line  perpendicularly 
thereto  to  determine  the  distance  from  said  horizontal 
center  line  of  the  a[)ei  point  of  the  leading  edge,  and  lay- 
inir  off  a  line  at  such  distance  through  the  angular  line 
To  determine  by  the  Intersection  of  said  lines  said  apex 
point. 


1  471,591  TIRE  CHANGER  Chrster  Ai.vin  Ct.ark, 
Oakland,  Calif  Filed  Feb.  8,  1922.  Serial  No  535.101. 
3    Clalma.       (Cl.    157—1.) 

1  A  tire  changer  Including  a  base,  standnrds  upstand- 
ing from  said  base,  a  hejid  secured  to  the  upper  ends  of 
said  standards,  a  screw  Joumaled  at  Its  lower  end  In  said 
ba«e  and  at  its  upper  end  In  said  head,  two  nuts  on  said 
screw,  arms  pivoted  at  one  end  to  one  of  said  nuts,  rim 
grips,  each  arm  being  plvote<l  at  Its  other  end  of  one  of  said 


CkJTOBEB  23, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


'19 


»rlps,  arms  pivoted   at  one  end  to  the  other   nut   and   at 
their   other   end    to   said   grips   respectively,   ears   on    said 


iiut«  through  which  said  standards  extend  an. I  m-ans  for 
eDKaglng  the  rinj  nt  th..  Joint  for  breaking  or  setting 
the   julnt. 


1.4:1,.-/)-.  MOTION-  I'lCTlRE  FILM.  CL.iHEN.-E  J. 
CoHiHLT,  Los  Angeles.  Calif.  Filed  Aug.  13.  1919  Se- 
rial No.   317,163.      7   Claims.      (Cl.  95—9.) 


1  A  motion  picture  film  comprising  :  a  supporting  strip  : 
a  layer  of  sensitized  emulsion  ;  and  a  transparent  layer  of 
high  electrical  conductivity  between  said  strip  and  sal<i 
etnulflion. 


1.471,593.  CLAMPING  AND  SUPPORTING  TOOL. 
Elmm  a.  Davis,  Chicago,  111.  Filed  May  9,  1921  Se- 
rial No.  468,085.      3  Claims.      iCl.  81— 3  ) 


1.   In  a  tool  of  the  class  described,  the  combination  of  a 
pair   of   pivotally   connected    Jaws    having    opposed    inner 
clamping  faces    providetl   with   an   elongated   opening   be- 
tween and  extending  lengthwise  of  said  Jaws  and  at  an 
oblique  angle  with   respect  to  the  axes  of  the  Jaws,  and 
adapted  to  admit  and  clamp  a  flexible  cable  in  said  open- 
ing between  the  Jawa,  one  of  said  Jaws  having  a  transverse 
guiding  edge  in  obllqne  relation  to  said  elongated  opening 
and  adapted  to  permit  a  saw  to  be  guided  and  operated  ad 
Jacent  to  and  in  parallel   relation  to  said  oblique  guiding 
edge   of  said  Jaw  and   in    cutting  engagement  with   such 
flexible  cable,  and   the  other   one  of   said  Jaws   having  a 
cable-supiwrting  outer  ejid  portion  projecting  endwise  of 
the  Jaws  and  beyond  the  said  oblique  guiding  edge  of  the 
opposite    jaw   and    adapted    to    engage   and    support    said 
flexible  cable  in  rigid  relation  to  eald  oblique  guiding  edge 
and  a  lever  for  each  of  said  Jaws. 


1.471,594.  CABINET.  Thomas  B.  C.  Evaxs,  Hawley 
Minn.  Filed  May  6,  1922.  Serial  No.  558  995  1 
Claim.      (Cl.   211—7.) 

A  cabinet  of  the  character  described  comprising  a  cabi 
net  body,  a  vertical  hollow  shaft  Journalled  within  the  body 
and  arranged  centrally  thereof,  annular  supports  including 


a  bottom  and  vertical  wall,  said  supports  being  mounted 
upon  the  shaft  in  spaced  superimposed  relation,  a  shelf  ar- 
ranged in  each  supiwrt  and  also  mounted  on  said  shaft 
each  shelf  having  a  circumferential  series  of  openings  to 


accommo<late  receptacles  a.  d.^.-ril.ed.  the  bottom  of  each 
8upi>.>rt  being  f„rm..d  with  ra-lially  di>[H.sed  channels  and 
said  hollow  shaft  havint  ..penin^s  therHn  immediatelv 
above  each  .■hannH  ,.f  th,  :,d.1ace„t  sn,,p..r,  for  the  pur- 
l>ose  specified. 


1.471..V.*.-.     DEMOCNT.XBLE  KIM.     F.wi,s  E    Fekderick, 
Wlnterhavrn.    Fla.      Fihxl    Dec,    2:,     i;ci,      .Serial    No' 


r.25,0.35 


t  lalms.      (Cl.   301  — S.' 


1.  A  demountable  rim  comprising  tw.,  ^.,iid  rin^  mem- 
bers telescoping  one  on  the  other,  each  of  s«ld  members 
being  formed  of  a  flat  ring  portion  with  an  outstanding 
flange  at  one  edge,  one  member  resting  u{»,.d  the  outer  face 
of  the  other  member  and  extending  the  full  width  of  the 
rim  and  having  a  series  of  holes,  one  of  which  is  for 
the  valve  stem,  fastening  means  having-  head*,  filling  and 
*ated  flush  in  said  holes  except  the  hole  for  the  valve 
•xtem,  and  the  other  ring  member  having  locking  slots  to 
b..  engaged  by  said  fastening  means,  a'nd  al^o'pr!^ ided 
r'  ^^'^7  ""^  '^f""'*''  «'«'«  "tending  inwardlv  from  Its 
free  edge  a  ong  th,.  ri„g  member  and  spa...j  from  «,ch 
other  as  well  as  th.  lacking  slots 


1,471,696. 

Ontario 


SOFT  CUFF. 


Albert  A.   Focr.mer.  Otf.iwi 
Canada       Filed     Sept.     4.     1903 
660,895,     4  Claims.      (.Cl.  2 79.) 


Serl; 


No. 


1.  A  soft  cuff  the  material  of  which  is  folded  rolled  and 
seamless  at  opposite  edges  of  the  cuff,  the  material  being 
united  between  said  edges,  the  cuff  being  provided  with 
button-holes  at  the  ends,  the  opposite  faces  of  the  cuff 
being  connected  together  onlj  at  points  between  the  folded 
edges,  leaving  the  latter  disconnected  adjacent  such  edge:* 


20 


fkkm-:r     AiBE 

FKii  n.    l-'>!rnaks. 
irro«-»r>   t'xt'han 

iO  Claims.     <C1. 


I 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


(KTOHER23,  11»23 


s"D      BLEA(HP:R       and      SlLPHrK 

T  M.   Fowler  ;uid   Wii mam    H    «'ai  l 

Calif,.   as.-^lKTiiirs  to  i  aiiforuirt   Alrann"! 

t?p.  San  Framisiti    iniif     3  1 ''ir;M,r  irMu 

II.mI  Jan.  20.  19-'!       S-rM^.N.     440.L*Afl 


»  A  I'teacbini:  .tpparatus  cotnprisini:  ci  pnil'is.d  cham- 
t- r  \  plurality  of  |  transversely  .'irniiik;*''!  and  vt>rrlcally 
ip«'  ed  rollpfs  at  en^h  '■ad  nf  the  chambt^r,  iin  ►'ndl'-^s  b»»lt 
pas.sing  ;ir' and  thelmllprs  In  altprnnrp  ordT  sir  I'lirh   fi.d 


th»»    rhan: 


mnan-i 


each    b<- 


flii-'ht     th-ii 


f'Tiiied  and  adjac*ni:  the  pnd  of  ita  travel  in  one  direction 


for    deflecting    auy 
fllehr    ituiii>^iiatf-]y 


pitfnditii: 


■n 


ipai'cd  in>l  hnrlzdn 
«rT:ir!2;td  r  trav.l 
fliehr  i.f  ii^lt  belni; 
M-'K  ■hk'-'l  ■  ':.""o[;,  a 
oa'h  '  ►'it  tiiiih  r  an<! 
fliirht  ar,d  ■■  ^ne  -. 
K.ii'l  flict.' 

'i;on   th-   -iio'-tv-diii. 

\'~^     An  app:!  r-t  ruH 

pri-inj    an    ^vitHr    i^n 


raniTf)]  within  the  l)leachlnK  chamtx'r  in  superposed  rela- 
tion mechanism  f<<\  impartine  innvHin<  nf  to  •<ald  cDiivey 
orn.  devic»^  f'lr  deliv<  rinc  HlmornH  "ji'o  :  hf  iiip-r  nin  of 
the  ipptTmiKt  onieyor  r>f  the  <er1e«i.  d''VicP»'  a^sofiated 
<*nd  "f  ea<>h  run  of  the  conveyors  for 
therefrom.  deliverinR  the  «ame  onto 
irs  in  ^iicrc-xivply  luwr^r  planes,  and 
the  K!e;irhed  almond!^  from  the  lower- 


w1*h    'he   dl-<chari»<» 
re<'.'!v1ni;    almond-; 
riT  s   of   the   convpT' 


nii.^t    convPV"r   of   the   -iprte^    and   deliverintr   the   ''am«'   to 


tho  '■n'^.-ld"  '■■'  'he  a 


IMKRN'  \I.     <-(>\ 
2-4'  ::.".*       7   '-lain 


1.   The  cOQQDinati 
'•>u.^:;'iu    ■■Dtfine.    of 
rnndult  commuuica 
■  tor  Above  the  llqaid 


pparatt!?!. 


KCONDITION      APFARATI"S      FOR 
FMSTKiN     ENGINES,       Wai.tkr     J. 
nt       Filed  July   IT.    191 «       Serial   No. 
:<       (CI.    12.'{ — 25  1 


I)  with  .1   radiatiir  of  an  iiitfriial  ci'm- 

an    air   'ilt>=r.    aij    .lir   delivery    pipe,   a 

ng  with   said  delivery   pi[<e  and  radl- 

levelof  the  latter  wlierehy  moistened 


I    air   may   be   d''ilv.r>»d   'v    thf    Ulirery   pir>e.   a   fu-cniid   con- 
i    duit    "•ommiiii! -atin;;    with    tiif    tll'i-r  and    >s«id   first    named 

j  ■•und'lit  w!ier>'riv  'iltirt'd  air  aii-l  !Uol>tfn.M!  a.r  uiil  he 
d>-lIv'Tf.!  Sv  'h»'  .l.'liv.Tv  i.i|..  ;•  'tiird  .'.'..liir  .inmiunl- 
■aMii»:  -v;'!;  -,i;,|  tilfr  and  d<'liv.T\  pi|H  i\!,.r'»i\  nr  may 
be  drawn  ^iirect  fr'^ii;  I'l.-  nif.r  ut!;,  n-  ;i,i^~ii;_'  t!ir''i!:h 
said  flrjit  named  conduit  ttiat  tiluT'd  lir  rii  1  i  'if  M'ii'.'r.d 
by  the  delivery  pii'-.  or  tlia*  rilt.-r.'d  ;p  r  :,nd  ;il'r..l 
m,,i^ff.rj>-d  tir  will  U'  d>'li^t'red,  n  ht-ater  [li'iir.'.  1  iS.  .' 
«a:d  rir-^:  'lamed  cimdult  ,'»  tw-'tii  rhe  delivery  pli"-  ,ind 
5a:d  ^>  i-i  rid  nactlt'd  c.induit  wher>  tiV  the  fllr»-r»'d  air,  or 
ni"!sfenftl  air  or  both  mixed  mav  tie  heate<l.  and  in.niis 
nrranffd  in  -lald  corniuit-^  wiier-'hv  the  flow  of  air  i:..i>  '>• 
rt-j'ilarfd 


prixluctB    thereon     to    the    smceedina 
-eiow    and    ah*»ad    "f    tht     ndlers   and 
litinif  any  sucU  products  fnitn  rf.icbint:  tht-  rollers. 
\   bleaohine  ap{iaratus  romprisirii:  ar.   .  nclosed  rham- 
i    pw-d   '      -pc^i^ve  blea-'hins;  fiiraen  th.  rfin.    in  indies.* 


thwise   of    thf    rhamb<T    is,    vf-rticall.T 
tal   1lk'h'<«.    the   altiTnate   «i^'hts   beln»' 
in   ''ppoced   directions,    the    uppermost 
adapted  to   rerelvp   the  produce  to  be 
def!>"i'tlni?  member  at  thf   r>^ar  end  "f 
adapted  to  brush    th>-  pn'dm.'   ..fr   th- 
!»•  thereof,   and  apmnn  a'   fht-   -sidn    .f 
-;itiMi.^<i  to  caase  the  prodnre  r..  '»•  d--posire.i 
.-It-flUht   below. 
lor  bleaching  almond-;,  thf  same  con: 
<\ns:  providing   a    M>-achlne    rhamu-- 
ipplyini  into  snid  chamber  Mearhln?  fumes,    i 
ii-'i  t'ldiii.illy    diKi><i!*ed     •  ndl'-;-;     <'ni!  v.-yrs    ar 


1,471  .'.'.19        '.VRBrRATION    UF    Alii    FOR    INTKIiNU, 

■      CoMHrsTInN    ENGINES       i;i-Ki;K   Ham  ii-m  x  i ;  kai-v's 

Ralwyn,    Mflty.urne,    \!,',rla     .\i>traiia       Hied    F.-b    9, 

19.'o       Seri.il    V-i     ,Hr.7i''0       4    1   liiins  ij,    12.'(       1 22  1 


e^^ 


1,  .\  fuel  mlxtur»>  ht-Hft-r  ronijirisint:  mean-;  to  f-fffct  th - 
separation  of  the  heavl.r  parti'  l.-s  of  a  cariiiirct'-d  niii 
ture,  mean-i  to  change  the  direction  of  flow  of  the  mixtur4'. 
a  retort  at  the  side  of  the  direction  of  flow  and  havlnt;  a 
single  op^nintj  into  »aid  direction  changing  means  adja- 
cent the  point  of  deviation  thereof,  rn>-ans  adjacent  tne 
engine  exhaust  manifold  to  heat  .said  retort  by  eihau,st 
ijase.s,  a  by-pas.s  for  said  pas.-;,  a  thermostatically  con- 
trolled valve  to  control  said  Eases  either  t(*  the  heating 
means  or  directly  to  the  atmosphere  and  a  deflector  to 
direct  the  h*'av1er  partii-!es  into  said  retort. 


1.471,600.  METHOD  OF  AND  MEANS  FOR  V.U'oRIZ- 
INQ  HYDROCARBON  FT'EUS.  Ralph  B.  IlAKTsni  r.n. 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Filed  May  28,  1923  S«>rlal  No. 
642.007.     18  Claims       .  ri    ij;{~122  ) 


1.  The  method  of  vaporliing  fuel  oils  for  operatlnK  in- 
ternal combuatioD  engines,  whiib  consLsts  in  causing  a 
colamn  of  air  to   move  lengthwiiie  through  a   vaporizing; 


ut'noii--K  j;;,  i!C.'-i 


L  .  S.  I'AIEM  UirFlCE. 


i2i 


chamtx  r  ,ilwa\»   ii    <  i,.    direction  by  niettns  of  a  suction 

prudii<>ii  !  \  til.,  en^.n.  ,  yiiiiil-  i>  and  .-iiiiultaneously  feetl- 
:un  a  -i![ipi\  ..f  fufi  i.ii  into  !)..  -.  ■[...rizinir  chamber  from 
one  sid.  '(,.•-.■,/  arnj  !..-twi-en  ihi-  ni,-iiii  Iiody  -if  tio'  al.- 
column  ai.il  !ljf  iuttrar  wiill  of  said  .  hambt-r,  itiuu  caus- 
ing the  liquid  fuel  to  be  di-tri!n;t.d  in  a  thin  film  or  sheet 
over  the  Interior  surface  of  s.ii.l  chamber  from  which  It 
is  taken  uy  in  the  form  f  vapor  ty  the  passing  air 
column. 


1,471.001.  MILK-CAX  I'l  NCU.  Lbkov  Hastv.  San  Diego. 
Calif.  Fil.d  June  IC.  1922.  Serial  No.  568,754.  A 
Claims.     (CI.  164—119.) 

X 


1.  A  punching  Implemeir  .1  ii,n>ing  a  handle  portion, 
arms  formed  integral  with  ;h.  handle  portion,  punching 
elements  »««tendinK  inwardly  ,.iid  downwardly  from  the 
arms  and  said  punciiiuk:  •  li  luents  having  taiK>red  end 
portions.  , 


1,47!  ';i'J       I'RV    KII.N       .!.>KiH    F     IIavilmun.    chir-.^i^:, 
111         l'll^■d      li'-'        It'.,      ;91'-         S<-ri;il      N.,       .t'.fP9L'^. 
Claims.      (CI.  34 — 3.) 


M.  In  a  <iry  kiln  the  comldiiation  nf  a  drying  chandicr,  a 
rondf-nsiiiK  clianib'-i-  havin::  cindfnsin^;  rnc^ms  tliendn, 
heatini:  inrans  .■ind  a  huinidifioi-.  thi'  tiuiiiidiliiT  airiiiiLied 
bi-tw.-eu  the  condensintr  and  heatiin:  nu-ans.  all  .■oop'ra- 
ti\el>  arranfc.'fd  to  chijs<-  a  circniation  oi'  air  (  iirronts  from 
the  .Iryinc  chamber  to  the  cnndenslnt:  chnmitef.  and  s.iid 
liumidltier   bavins  means   for  rcL-iila tiii^'   ilie  sanio 


i.47i.t;i);:       si'EEi)  -  <  nAN(;iNt;    imufk    iran.-.vh.^^- 

SION  .Ml-X  HANI.'SM  FOR  I'AI'KK  MAKINli  .VIA 
<  IIINK.S  AND  OTHER  SIMILAR  MACHINES.  Fra.nk 
A  IlKAHsoN.  Milwaukee.  Wis,  Iilcd  .\iil'.  2rt,  1922 
Serial   No.  r.S4,r.3r..      1 ,'',  Claims       ,Cl.  92  -  .'l.^s  1 


•1»*  «-  ., 


I.    In  .a  machine  of  the  class  described,  the  combination 
of  a  plurality  of  individual  variable  speed  belt  and  pulley 
power    transmission    mechanisms    adapted    to   be   adjusted 
315  O.  <;.     47 


to  (p.  riti    at   varvitu:  -p.eds   witfj   re.spect  to  each  other, 

moai,^  fi-r  -(.t-r::  t  j  ■,  .'l\  r.,ii!,.'.-i  Uij:  ra.  t.  f  s.:ii.:i  r  iji  \  iiV.ia  1 
>  ■' t'lii  !■!'  -p.'<-ii  i<fj\\rT  iransniis.-idii  a.eciiai.iMsi-  \i,-l,  a. 
lit  I  i,n  ti!>.iii  to  be  operated,  and  means  foi  1  i  .>  :  k  a 
[dur  litv  ,f  sai,i  indi\idil:.I  viiri,M:>;.  ^pl■.•.i  p..\\.:  :  rn :;,- iiiis- 
t;l''!.  ni.'.ii.-r  ;,-;iv  - 1 ',j'ill  ;iH(  ■  .O-lv  .  ;..  -■iJ.hih-f  id-  'j-t-.-d  of 
operatJMr,    :■(  *h--  sun.t  , 


1.471,604.  WAISTBAND  BUTTONHOLE  STRIT.  IsaaK 
Hellkh,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y,  Filed  June  29,  1922.  Serial 
No.  571  J4.'{.     2  Claims.     (CI.  2—142.) 


1.  A  button  hole  strip  comprising  outer  strips  and  an 
interm.diate  strip  between  said  outer  strips,  one  of  said 
outer  strips  being  extended  above  the  upper  edges  of  the 
second  outer  strip  and  intermediate  strip  and  folded 
down  upon  the  outer  face  of  the  second  outer  strip  an.l 
secured  by  stitching  passing  through  all  of  said  -r.-.p!*. 
one  of  said  strips  being  formed  of  fabric  softer  t!  n  ,  :  . 
of  the  remalnlriL'  strip-  but  not  as  soft  as  the  ^C  ^r  .,•  the 
said  remalnint:  -tn;-  .,,,,)  strips  having  buit'  1  holes 
I'rtii,,!  h  .tiiroii-!  .,■..]  •  itendlng  from  a  point  adjacent 
(he  joiiJcU  upper  cdj^c  poniMUs  thereof  to  a  p^dnt  in  spaced 
relation  to  the  lower  (Mlge  of  the  intermediate  strip. 


1.471.605.  !;l\  !  TI\i,  -ii  M  ,1.  i,,-,.,,  Mmkf,  Landon  Car- 
ROLi,  Sm:LiuN.  .lad  .vl^xanlek  MArMiLLAx.  Butte, 
Mont.  Filed  Apr.  14,  1922.  Serial  No.  552,647  1 
Claim.      (CI,  78 — 63.5.) 


-\  'o<'l  I'f  t','  'lass  de.scr'lcd  i-dnpri-itiL'  ,1  !..-,]>.  n  :;\,t- 
inp  loM.l  «!i'iart:aMy  cnnerf.  d  t  h-rewith,  n  Moc),  !i,,,\,, 
ably  mooiiied  in  the  bfidy,  a  handle  sUdat-lx  .vi-i.rf.d 
with  the  body  and  eniiavinc  th.'  block  and  :i  rod  !la^i[l^; 
screw  thn-aded  connection  with  the  head  and  passitii.- 
throtigh  rtie  br.dv  and  upon  which  1),-  M„ck  ;snii  l.aiidlo 
are  placed 


1,471. one,       (■OMIiIN.\TION    ITMl'    ,TAck     W].   .<1fm». 

HED(<IN(;   MF(  HANISM       rnAupKs   1  !< -lmdah  I     K.  1- 

logg.    Iowa       Filed    Feb.    S,    1922.      Serial    No.    .'',,S4,9.-;9 

1   Claim.      (CI    74 — lib  1 

An   annular   int.  rnal   aear   uiemN'r    desiciKMl    to    form    a 
siiiiport.  the  said  annular  mamber  being  pr.ivided  with  a 
liisk  portion  at  one  end,   the  said  disk  portion  beiiic  pr- 
\  ided  with  a  central  and  laterally  extt-ndinL'  hub  meinier. 
tie  inner  ind  of  said  hub  m.-mber  belnc  recessrd.  a   sPat't 


ri'fatively    niriunte<1 


gt-ar  member  being: 
shaft  and  moutiteil 
a    i5li^<>ve  rorativelv 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


In    said    hub,    a   gear    member    within 


th>'   said  annular  niemb*T  and  concentric   therewith,    salt! 


provided  with  a   hub  secured  to  said 

within  the  recess  of  the  first  said  hub, 

mounted  on  said  ahaft.  the  Inner  end 

if   -iald    sleev.'    beinp   adjacent    to    the    hub   of   the   8oc.>n.i 

sai'l  i;ear  and  pri)vijd*^i  with  an   eci'entric,  a  bearing  mem 

N  -  T'ltatively  mnunjtfd  on  said  eccentric  an(J  provided  with 

a    disk    porti'in    p«^rt)<Tidicular    thereto,    the   outer   edce    of 

said    disk    b<iiu    pr^vtiled    with    an    annular    internal    and 


perforation,   nirans  t.)  prod'i.-''   relativ 
the    pin    and    mold    sections    !->    (-auae 


October  23, 1923 


movement  between 
fhf    pin    to    project 


Into  tti»  ravii>  ,(:i.l  in. •mis  :i'l;«i-.'n'  'li.'  [liii  to  direct  a 
Coolirij;  J.'t  [i;uiu  tfo-  p;i,  .l;riin;  •  !i.-  r-iativ  nintii.ii  i.e 
twt-en   ttie  pin   and   ns.iM 


fL't'TTial  _->^ar  n.»M:;!i('r,  the  f-iternal  gear  niember  l>einj  de- 
signed  'n  cna-  t  wirli  th*'  first  said  intfrnal  gfar  mt^mber 
whil^'  th»>  internal  i:ear  iii*>mber  of  the  lasr  said  gear  ni>'in 
ber  U  desiiined  t"  ijiact  with  the  e<'ar  of  riie  Ufcond  said 
gf^r  member,  a  disB  plate  detachably  s»'curcd  to  the  '.pen 
eri'l  of  th"  first  siiid  annular  car  nit'mb'^r  to  form  a 
closure  for  all  ft  said  zau:  members  and   provided  at  its 


central  p"rti-<in   witli 
slopve,    and    rrvans 
slf.",e,    til"    'asf    sale 
to    the  disk  "f  said   f 


1  4:1. 


WELL loor 


Filp,!    I  IPC.    :m. 
iC!     2:14-^0 


lii2l 


1    In    t   w-;:    ■,„.; 

I'm!  and  h,ivin_'  ,1  ]•  ' 

'•ross-seo'ii/M   ,i:,d   a    ■ 
'■•  r    rigidly    <•  '-ur*»d 
jKiin  f  ali.ii_'  ■■■I.'  ■i  <]>' 
fiavin-  a   wr-r  ''iia: 
tfcfT.'..:   and   rhrnuKh 
?o   fe»'ii   wat>'r  ro  ^aii 


1,471,608.      PRESS 
NICHOt..^S    V     I>     P.  [ 

asslenor   to    said 
No.  536.039.     2  CI 
1.   In  a  press,  a  m 
in^  a  perforation  co 

the  bottom   of   the 


a  hub  to  rotatively  r-'celv*"  the  saitl 
for    driving    th<>    outer    end    of    said 

disk  !.>einK  d»sii?ne<1  to  li.-  adjacent 
'''centric  bearinfi- 


.T  iHN   W 

Serial    Nil 


Hi-i.sKl:,  liailas.  Tex. 
.'.•-'B.375.      2   Claims. 


a  sdaiik  iiavirii:  a  t.'in-'adt'd  uppf-r 
>-r  ■  nil  i>f  attenuated  concavo-convex 
ibst.uitially  U-shaped  crippinsj  mem- 
'I  th.-  liiw'T  enil  of  the  shank  at  a 
'!"  said  U  -"riaped  membf-r,  said  !)hank 
:•  :  ►•.xtiTidini:  fhr'.iuli   r'l.'  upper  t'lid 


le  Concave  sid» 
'    I'oni'ave  side. 


"hank 


I'l.IFTO.v  W,  Ikwiv.  r.iis  .\n«eles.  and 
■.'■•■K.  Santa  Ann.  I'allf  ;  <ald  Irwin 
rock.  FU«»1  Fet>,  13.  1022.  Serial 
ims.  (Cl.  49—37.) 
^Id  havinji  a  moldlnit  cavity  and  hav 
munlcating  with  the  cavity  through 
.vity.    a    pin    In    alignment    with    th^ 


I  ♦Ti.f.dO     ^"  VST!-:  VKic  I'd;  \vi\[«ti\v  st  luiK.vs 

.;-k<;k\skn.     !  I.  ,     M.Mi,.-.      I,,.v  1         i-:|..d     \[h\     \k 


K  M  I L. 

1:1:1 


?^>Tiii   N..i.   408,02(5. 


tCi.  2ir2— au4  ) 


1  .\  wlml.'w  fa^f■•n^'r  member  '-nn. prising  a  plat-  ii.nv- 
ing  two  (.pposire  edg'"*.  screw  openings  near  on«»  ..f  Hai<l 
'-dges.  a   iattr.illy  eitendlng  flange  near  the  opposite  edg-. 

.sai<l  flange  Ving  p-.-viled  w:?!!  a  slot  adjacent  to  said 
plate  and  of  a  width  sligiir'n'  i:r.  at.r  ttian  the  thickness 
i.f  the  plate,  «i  serew  ',,r  ,,;,,.;,  ,,f  ,yild  openings,  and  a 
f W   meitiN'r   ;i;vi, rally   rrMinte.!   ..n   ..n.-  of  said  screws 


l,4;i,6li>        I'UnTKr'nVK     HKVICF        Joseph    F.     .Iot. 
Belle   Ver-nri,    I'a  ,   ,:issigni.r  t.i  The   Jeffrey  Manufaefijr- 
)tig   C'impanv,    r,,l;i::;),iis     nhi..     n    C.rpnration    of   oh'.. 
Filed  \. IV     21,    1016    Serial   .Si.    132.700       Renewed    June 
1'!,   li<22      Serial  No    .^nH  078.     8  Claims       -(-1.102—2.) 


■^ 


n>-Lr 


'r  ];* 


-  The  romiiiii.ition  .if  ti.e  whe.  1,^.  rhe  motor,  the  motor 
ciri'iiit.  ilevices  f,>r  .ipeniiig  [he  'ireint.  th.'  manually  actu- 
at.'d  rcifatnhit  aiii!  li-iigi  fidi  na  1 1  v  rn.ivahle  shaft,  means 
actuated  tiy  the  rotary  ninveio.rit  ..f  th.-  shaft  to  move 
the  sti,)es  against  tiie  wii.'.-is.  said  means  Indng  adapted  to 
Tansmit  the  reartinnary  fnree  fr..m  ftie  shoes  when  presa- 
nig  against  the  wheels  nii,i  tti.T.  by  a'-tuating  the  said  de- 
t1c>^   which   open   the   circuit. 


1,471.611  .\rT()M.\TIC  -TR.\IN-.ST()P  \SU  SPEEO- 
CONTFJOr,  liKVK!  Wutkr  K  Kei.i.bm.  Cecilia,  Ky. 
Filed   Sept     17,    l!»2ii       Serial    Ni,    41(1. S2.".,      lo   Claims. 

1  I'l.    246 — 49   I 

2  In  a  train  control  systeni.  the  cmhina tion  of  a  rad- 
T'lal  traek.  a  vehiele  there.m.  r.imps  lorated  at  intervaLs 
ailing  th.'  fra.'k.  an  ele<'trir  circuit  carried  partly  on  the 
vehicle  and  partly  on  the  track  and  a.lapted  to  be  com- 
pleted when  the  vehl.'l.'  is  passing  <ine  nf  said  ramps,  the 
partial  circuits  on  the  track  hem^  ci.ntrolled  by  traffic 
conditions,  a  normally  clos*>d  circuit  on  the  vehicle  adapted 
to  be  momentarily  broken  wh<'n  the  vehicle  Is  pa.ssing  one 
"f  said   ramps,   and   a    p-darlzei)    relay   having  a    (1eld  ener- 


OcTOBER  23, 1923 


I .  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


glzed  by  said  norma 
ture  with  a  windin 
the  vehicle,   said  ar 


lly  clo.sed  circuit  and  having  an  arma 
g  energized  by  th.'  partial  circuit  on 
mature  being  movable  to  three  dlffer- 


LJ 


•J 


ent  positions  in  response,  respectively,  to  absence  of  cur- 
rent In  said  partial  circuit,  current  in  one  direction  and 
current  in   the  opposite  direction. 


1,471,612.       H.XIRPl.V        Ku.^vk    Vin.e.nt    Ko.s.^tka    and 
Edward    Stkhkal,    Clcrn,    Hi        Fil.d    June    17,    1022 
1    I'lalm       (Cl.    ],T2~50  i 


Serial   .No    .'i 60. 009 


A  hair  pin  compri.sing  a  wire  bent  back  upon  Itself  to 
provide  hair  engaging  members,  each  mefnber  being  pro 
vided  with  undulations  or  i'orrugatlon.i  throughout  a  part 
of  its  length  and  l*lng  provided  with  a  straight  portion 
adjacent  to  Its  end,  the  undulations  of  one  member  lying 
In  one  plane,  the  planes  of  ♦■jich  member  being  spaced  from 
each  other,  thereby  permitting  hair  to  be  received  between 
said  members,  the  hair  lying  In  a  plane  parallel  to  the 
planes  of  said  raemt)erg,  the  undulations  of  both  memlxn. 
co-operating  to  form  hair  receiving  loops,  the  hair  when 
received  In  the  loops  extending  at  right  angles  to  the 
planes  of  said  members,  one  of  the  hair  receiving  loops 
being  the  closed  end  of  the  hair  pin 


1,471, 61.T  KAIL  JOINT.  I'er  Andkrsso.n  KoiKTZMiN. 
Vartnn.  near  Stockholm,  Sweden.  Filed  May  10,  192.'{ 
Serial  No.  638,145.      1  Claim       (Cl.  238-^203.) 


In  a  rail-Joint,  the  combination  with  the  rails  of  a  base 
plate  having  at  Its  middle  a  raised  portion  supporting 
the  abutting  ends  of  the  rails,  fish  plates  and  screw  bolts 


-securing  the  rail  ends  to  each  oth.T.  tiie  hase  plate  being 
formed  at  the  outer  side  with  a  ho<ik  8hap.?d  projection 
engaging  the  outer  edge  of  the  rail  flanges  and  at  the 
inner  side  with  anoth.r  hook  t^haped  projection,  aiid 
wedges    between    the    latter    and    the    fish    plate    on    the 


inner  side  of  the  rails,  substantially 
po.se  set  forth. 


as   and  f<'.'-   the  pur- 


1,471.614  LH^ni)  (LARIFIEK.  Fmeht  E. 
Salt  Lake  City,  Ttah.  Filed  .Ajir  27,  1021. 
4';4.it2s,       Renewed     .\ug,     )'A,     l'.>2.".        4     C\» 


L.\  ITKE. 
Serial  No. 
lUi-        ( Cl. 


>  'i 


1  A  liijuid  clarifi.-r  ccmprising  a  easing  within  whiclj 
is  operated  a  p.-rforateii  basket  ;  a  tight  fitting  band 
within  sjiid  basket  and  conliguou.s  Its  inner  wall;  and  a 
flexible  filter  basket  adapted  to  fit  within  said  band  hav- 
ing an  im[xT\ious  bottom  and  side  wall  and  a  furaminous 

top 


1.471.615  r>FVICE  hX)R  DEMONSTRATING  LIGHT- 
ING KKFKC'IS  Wir.iiAM  H  Lkfvim-.wfi  I  .  Newark. 
^'  "^  *■'"'*'''  ''•"<■  "'*"•  i:<2!.  S,.rial  N^i,  ,"25.207.  ,% 
Claims       It']     :>,', —  ]f].) 


/t^ 


1  A  demonstrator  for  llghUnj:  effects  comprising  a  ho;is=- 
ing  whose  Interior  constitutes  a  miniature  room  .said 
housing  having  a  peep-hole  through  which  the  room 
may  be  viewed,  removable  wall  elements  provl&ing 
changeable  interior  doconifions  for  said  room,  and  means 
for    illtiininating   .said    room. 


1.471.61.;  CORN  HrSKIN(i  .MACHINE.  William  IUm- 
M.iND  Leister,  W^tminster,  Md,.  assignor  to  The 
Unltwl  Machinery  Company,  Wet^tmlnster.  Md  .  a  Corpo- 
ration of  Maryland.  Filetl  July  18,  1918.  Serial  No. 
245.500  27  Claim.s.  (Cl.  130—5.) 
1  A  corn  husking  machine  comprising  a  plurality  ..f 
husking  units,  a  plurality  of  ear  alining  jackets  from 
which   the  .•,-irs  ar,.  f,  d  to  the  n^siHKtive  husking  units  fa 


724 


uaalicej     ars    f 


OFFICIAL  GAZKII  K 


Oc-r<)Rf.R  23, 1923 


'••i!:uii    nie';hariism    .I'Lip'-d    to    receive 
ai!'.  ;i:iriUK    'he    eart    'i.    and    depositing 


*__-: 


th'-rij   !:i    -m,:',    ;...iki-r-,    ,n;'l    movable   iiiean^    f'  r    frp+'ly   dis- 


I471'>iT  TKr.KltlK'M;  KXCHANiil:  .■SYSTEM.  AlKr.v 
K.  ;,!  VI  K/  [,  N.-U  "i'  irk.  N  Y..  :is>ii;',  r  'o  Western  VA^m: 
trie  (■  TiipH.-.y.  !:i<''T;i<>rar,M!,  N^w  "i -^^  \  ^■  a  Corpora- 
tion    ..f     New     ^l.rii         l-'ilefj     Se^:)r.     ■«,     iKlT,        S.Tiai     Vo 


,=^q 


3F 

m 

-  ■  =^- 


I 'i     In   a   teleph<i 
a.11  riurs.  ;nij  lin--  a 
said  liii-'s,  a  stendin 
dfvice.    means   to  **■ 
jFortli.n   of   the   uper; 
rt-leaiiH  nrcuits  eff^^' 
at    certain    times    - 
said  switch  anii  iwi 
opon   the  operatii.' 
the  release  cf  ^-ai'i 
after  the  cotnpl 


1^-  •■xchaiigf  >yt>t>ii..    i;i   ii,   'irnink;   line. 

I    I  iti>[liatic  switch    f    r   i:i  (iri'DnrifTtiris' 

i  >levii-e.  meann  tn  .iii.rate  *iid  -sendiii:; 

I...  •;\ply   i-()Dtr"l    ■iaid   -iwitch  during   a 

iii'iri   of  said   riendiutf  devico.  a   r<'iay 

.■tiv  upon  th<'  .  perati'ui   of  said   relay 

cause    the    imiiiidiarf    restoration    of 

id.sending  derice,  and   nseang  ffr>Triv.' 

of  said   relay  at   oth*  r    rimes  to  d«'!ay 

r-witi-h   and   staid   -lendink:   ilevlre   iirstil 

/peration  of  said  s>-.':';ii!_'  dtn-ic-. 


1  471.^U«*       KLKN 
('laims,       I  CI 


l>er 


2<l 


1.  The  comblna 
rhambcred  maflle  t 
driven  means  for  (.■ 
of  said    muffle. 


:-^  '^iV 


-     |u«p-  J. 


Ci:      Ai-OLPH    \V.  Ma.  hlet.  Eliznheth. 
-■0,    1920.      S'Tial    N,      431.9! "«.      .!.'. 
^      ■■'■2  I 


..TL 


-C- 


Tfc^?"  'A 


rj 


Ion  with  a  furnace,  of  a  mnitiple- 
rrin  mounted  for  rotation,  and  power- 
ectlQg  automatic  step  by -step  rotatioQ 


I.tTl.r.i!).      AITAUAfUS    VOll     ISK     I.N     THE    TREAT- 
MK-NT    wF    i'l  I.\  KfilllX  i     (iH    <;KANri..\K    MATE- 

KI.\I..■^  WITH  i,.\>i:.--  iii:H.\^u  .Maktis,  Swansea. 
.!;>■!  J.'Hv  Is^^,  I!f)i  \Ki)s,  Ysfulyfora,  n.'ar  Swan^wa. 
\Valt-8.  V:\--i]  Keb.  I'C.  1921.  S<'rial  .No.  44^  L':m  4 
t'lainia.        '  i     .'r,3-  "2"  \ 


afi 


Iniprii'.  ra]   m.-arw;  lor  convoyin-   ^-ririilar   or   pulwni^ 
niivr;al   •hr-o,iri,   .,  .  hamber  a-,   f.r  lu^tam-..    a   roast^ 
f'lma-o    ill    whi<  h    -h'^   materia;    Is    -i)tijp<-t(-d    to   the 
•n  of  a  --as  rnrreiit.  and  for  exp  -.inff  fr.wh  surfaces  of 
:;.•     ma'. -rill    •t).T»'in    to    the   action    ->f    the   heafo,i    ^nses. 
comprising  a  rn<'mber  provided  with  a  scraper  eletn.  nt  and 
a  plurality  ■  f  plo'i-h   .■!eTnent«,   meatw   whor-tiv  said   m.'in 
N  r  Is  caus..i  •  .  tiv.i  alternately   H'  •»  t)*iekN»anl  and  for 
ward  direction    tlirou>;h   the  chamb' -      id   ii.aiis   wherehy 
motion  in  the  one  direction  causes  tiic  scniper  .-lemt  ot  u, 
be  brought  into  pt>slt|on  to  operate  on  the  niatir  a!  on  th< 
floor  of  .said   chamber  uml   conrcy   mat>rial    rherithrou^h 
and  motion  In  the  other  direction  rem<)\.s    ii.    sr  rap«r  <  !e 
ment   from  the  said  position   and   brlnjrs   tho   plnuch   eie 
nierifB    i  ito  position    to   operate   on    the    m.a'    rial    on    the 
floor  of  t'e  chaml>er  In  order  to  expose  fresh   surfaces  of 
the  material,  to  the  action  of  the  current  of  j{a»- 


1.471.C20.      I  MSn. '\':D   BI>0WPIPE    AN!)    <m!.i  .kr  !  N*; 
lUO.V.       .\\i£l£x,     M.4HWLIS,     London,     i  i  _■  and        Filcj 
■Mjiy    •_••;.    1921.      Serial    N...    472,R9;;       1       i  m         .] 
(158—26.) 


Li 


e 
d 


iniMtaal   !^1 


'  «vin,;    a    sho'iM'  r.-.i 
;ar<e<i    [NirtioFi    ti,    forii! 
nally    nrroa  rhrivido.i    . 
'•f.\i-rin({  the  oxpan.s)oi; 
into   s«id    forward    ond 


jiip-     iij'l   -oliL-ririK   iron,   a  >;a8   tuhe 
■••nr  rai'.  i]     r*'ar    end.    an    inner   «i 
oTpan-jon    .  hamber   and    an    inter 
on'rn'.l    t'nrward    end.    a    handle 
'  li'Unt'.-r    a    flanged   nipple  screwed 
a    latorally    perforated    nozile    se 
ir-d   on    the   nipple  and    forniinp  MU|>plementary  air  and 
^'as   inixint:  chaiiiher,    i    >fraiiflif   l.urner  tube  screwe<l   Into 
'he    o'1'.-r    .'nd    of     in.i    l.-avtn_-    an    annulur    seat    on    said 
Dazzle,    an    U  shaped    holdifii,'    member,    having:    a    cutout 
seating  portion,  carr1e<l  on  the  ^-at  nf  said  nozzle,  a  not  on 
said  burner  tube  to  loolt  the  bidding  membw,  and  a  copper 
bit  carried  on  a  cross-bolt  la.-t  in  the  pronirs  of  said  boM- 
Ing  member. 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


OcToBKK'j:^  T.i2:; 


1.471.621        SOAP  niSrENSINO    JiEVICE        ArtHIR    W     1    about   th.    axla! 


725 


MrO>Rr>,  Washington.   P    (" 
rial   No     T^?r^,■^^^       -l    *  !,i  im- 


plied  Feb     IH,    1922 

.ri,   j-.-i      HI,-,  , 


So- 


I  .<  .li^pen^iriL'  device  .;f  tlie  ch.aracter  descrlii.sl  ■•om- 
prisintr  .i  receptacle  having  n  MTtically  extendlnk'  dis- 
rharue  pasHage  interKict'-d  I'V  a  \  alvo  caKink.',  n  nripro.  al.l<« 
valve  therein,  a  spring  nri.'!n_-  tlif  \aIvo  outward  iud  a 
pin  carried  by  itx-  valve  nud  extt ndiiin  upward  ihron;:)] 
the  discharge  jwi^sage  into  tlie  r.s-eptncle,  the  dis,  hart:'' 
pasKa.;e  and  the  oponiin;  in  the  roc.ptacle  biln^'  apppixi- 
mately  ovoid,  with  Hie  sin:i!l  end  of  the  passajje  .tir.  ted 
forwanl  whereb>-  llie  jiin  may  ha\e  free  nioicnient  \i\  a 
plurality  of  direetioTis  ui>ui  ,a  r.  eipnx'at ion  and  oscill.ifion 
of  tike  valve  |(ui    fh>'  \'a'\''  wil!  !i.    i.-ntered  when  reiea^^ed. 


i.47i.tr.':j       MdTi  Hi  I   \i;  si'i:i\i,    \ii;hhani^m       \.  , 
MA.N    SiMi.AiH    M',  .N.\ii.    .MeUjouriie,    \ictoria,    .\  usi  r.ili  i . 
assignor    to    Thomas    Lee    Courtney    and    Hugli    K«dtb, 
Junior.   Wycliltella.  \  ietori.i.  Australia.     Hied  Sept.  22, 
liKJO.      Serial   No.    41-'.()'Ju       :;   <T,aim».       K'l     '.'tK  —  lit.  i 


1  The  combination  with  a  chassis  frame,  of  an  axle, 
leaf  springs  arr.anged  at  the  sid>>!  of  the  frame  and  to 
which  springs  the  axle  is  lonnetted,  pivoted  conntn  f  ions 
betwwn  the  springs  and  frame  to  allow  forward  or  r<'ar- 
ward  as  well  a.x  upward  or  downward  movement  of  the 
frame  relatively  to  the  axle,  a  rock  sliaft  carriwl  1/y  the 
frame,  said  springs  having  a  fulcrumed  connection  adja 
cent  their  center  with  said  rocii  .shaft  so  as  to  be  niovad. 
by  the  latter  as  described,  and  cushioning  springs  arrange*! 
upon  opposite  sides  of  the  roctc  shaft  and  having  a  fix«*d 
connection  at  one  end  with  said  shaft,  and  a  pressure 
member  latn.  .1  by  the  frame,  upon  f)p|H>sile  sides  of  which 
pressor,     ni.  in'ir   th.'    .'' d    of   the  springs    be.-ir 


1.471.62:5        WATi  H    .MKi  HANIS.M 
Victor,  l.'wa.     Filed  No\    2^.  1922 
3  Claims       (CI.  n« — Rfl  < 


«;e<)Ri;k     1'     Mmiih. 
Serial  No    rtn:^7ri9. 


i'.  r  f  said  shaft,  a  writch  mechanism, 
means  for  drlvin).'  the  watch  mechanif.m  hy  the  rotation  of 
said  barrel,  ,a  spriii-  within  said  l..arr.-i  having  one  end 
connected  iherei.,,.  in.-.ans  for  de'.a  :.,■>.'•,%  ..-onneeting  said 
spring  in  o^)era!i\e  relation  wlHi  sanl  shaf!,  a  winding 
meclianlsni  deta.  haoly  secured  to  s^iid  shaft,  sjud  t^haft  be 
ing  capable  of  loiii:H  u.litiHl  movement  t.i  di.'JContiect  It  from 
th..  miM'hii  ti  isiii  of- !  ;it  j\-e|y  conn.'or.'.l  therewith,  the  said 
shaft  also  heitii:  .'ol  ipt.d  f  .  support  tlie  spritig  barrel  b.' 
tw<.<>n  s.aid  pl.a'es  ;inil  further  »*(.  arranged  that  the  barrel 
inav  tve  slidal>l\  r-  tno\eil  from  tierweeti  tli.'  said  plate  whec 
the  shaft   has   h..'i,    rtiov.sl 


1  A  watch  comprisinir  a  frame,  front  and  baciv  platen 
spaced  apart  and  iiarallel  to  each  other,  n  shaft  rotaflrejy 
mounted  in  said  plates    a  sjirint:  birr.  1  mounted  to  rotate 


1  471..rJl  M\i,M;TIi-  tTICcK  Hkmm  F  M'.HTi)\, 
Mtisiiegon,  Mi^  h  Filed  Oct  14  l'..-']  Serial  No. 
.'n7.trjn       ,'.    .   laiin-        .('1,    90— .ji*.; 


I  In  a  uia-iietic  chuck,  the  i--  mbination  of  a  pluralily 
of  elect  ro  magnets,  and  a  plur.Hitx  of  pole  piei-es,  (»ne 
for  each  magnet,  and  together  forming  the  worl[  engag- 
ing surface  .if  the  ctnu'k,  sabi  pi.  ..s  brinif  arranged  in 
spaced  relatioi!  t..  form  an  itisulatini:  k;ap  surrounding 
i  all  of  said  pieces  with  portion-  of  ih.  gap  extending 
longitudinally  of  the  face  and  tiansvcrse  portions  con- 
necting the  longitudinal  portions  said  connecting  por- 
lions  extending  in  a  ilirecHon  otiier  tba.n  nt  right  angles 
to    the   longitudinal    portions 


.471.62,'-)  INHH  ATOH  AM>  SH.NAl,  Hakkt  I.  np. 
s.\HL,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  File<l  Oct.  18.  1920  Serial 
No.    417,7.3.-»       4    Claims.       iCl      240-46.) 


4  In  combin  Hion  with  the  lens  retaining  rine  of  a 
headlight  casing,  a  bracket  arm  attached  to  the  casinkt 
by  a  part  clamped  under  the  rine,  and  a  reflector  ar- 
ranged on  said  iirm  to  intercept  laterally  passing  rays 
so  as  to  refle.'t  light  from  the  headlight  towa'd  the 
drivers  seat  wiibout  obstructing  fiirectly  forward 
sage   of    light    from    the    headliirht 


pas 


T<)OTHBRUSH.      -\nna    M     Pa.hmatf,    Los 
Calif         Filed     Dec,     l'.-,.     1021,        Serial     No 
2    Claims        (CI     15  —  172.) 
1.   \    brush    embodying    a    bristle-supporting    plate    and 
bristles    thereon,    an    anenlar    boss    ors    the    back    of    the 


1.471.626. 
.xngeles. 
524,462 


726 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  23, 1038 


mjl 


and  flattprif'ii  an.J 
re<p€':tiveiv,  with 
♦-l"'!  head  on   the  g 


tu 


1.471,'3-'7        S>  RA 
III.,    assignor     t 
'hicago.     III.,    a 
2.      :92-'.        S^-riii 
37—136.) 


^prine  end.s  on  the  h.^ndl*'.  encaging 
the  angular  tx)sa  and  with  th*-  bev- 
el. 


KR.       Glenn-     w      Packer,     Chicago. 

Goodman     Manufacturing    Company. 

I'nrporatlon    of    niinnlg       Filed    Not. 

1     No.     598,480        .;     Claims.        ,  CI. 


1     A  scraper  havhig  aide  walls,  two  end  portion*  each 
pivotaily  connected  irlth  one  of  taid  walls  to  iwlng  Uter- 

ally,  guide  devicps  .Jn  said  end  portions,  and  draft  means 
for  rni-iprocaldy  mojini;  .said  scraper  including  a  f-ontlnu- 
<;  U3  draft  mt-mb^r  Irniiifd  about  both  of  saUl  guide  de- 
vices and  ccKjperatLiig  with  other  guide  devices  on  said 
scraper  to  afford  ■juhstantially  e<iual  tensions  to  both 
said    '-nd    porti.  r^s    tending    to    actuate    the    same. 


1  47:  .■,.v        ST  F'.M  \ 
381. Js7.      In    t  !: 


KINJ-:     MINK 


y      I'^r.Nirk, 
Serial    No. 


plate    and    Integra     therewith,    a    stud    mounted    on    the 
:>cs3.  a   beveled  anil  circular  head  on  the  stud,  a  handle, 


-  In  a  submarinle 
filled  with  a  dam[e 
therein,  a  locking  meja 


mine,  in  combination,  a  casing 
ning  fluid,  a  pendulum  mounted 
ns  engaging  said  pendulum  adapted 


to  hold  the  same  In  safety  powitlon  while  the  dampen- 
ing fluid  18  under  prexaure  and  means  fur  relieving  the 
pressure  of  the  dampening  fluid  after  the  mine  has 
been   launched 


l,471.t;2!i       I)0(  (;H    MIXKK       Iskm    A     I'.^rry,    Seattle, 

\Vnsti        Filfd    Apr     J,     I'.tu::        Serial    No     'ri!_>,418.      4 

<'lMiMlS  1  ('I,      .',"U       l-U    ) 


1  In  a  dough  tijiier,  th.<  combination  of  a  container 
having  a  track  at  its  upper  end,  a  handle  having  legs 
adapted  to  be  sprung  ov.r  the  upper  edge  of  the  con- 
tainer, anti  friction  rollers  .arried  by  the  handle  and 
adapfe<l  to  engage  th.>  tracl<  and  tiie  Inner  and  outer 
surfaces  of  the  wall  of  th.-  container,  iind  paddles  extend- 
ing   Inwardly    from    the    handle. 


1.471,6.10  INSKCT  .;r  ARD  Avn.vio  rABREi.t.A, 
Washington,  Ii  r  nitd  Nov  10,  1921  .Serial  No. 
514,361.      1    I  laim.       (CI     43      lOi)  > 


n 

I  I 
I  I 
I  (-« 

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T 


I 


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-JCi    JW. 


T 


A-..r.'^_J---^ 


In  an  insect  guard  for  the  legs  of  articles  of  furni- 
ture, the  combinati'ui  with  an  element  of  stamped  sheet 
metal  comprising  a  cup  sha[>e  portion  for  holding  an 
Insecticide  and  a  centrally  dispose<l  portion  of  Inverted 
■  up  shape  with  an  opening  in  its  top,  said  Inverted  cup 
shaped  portion  eittndJni;  substatuially  above  the 
upper  edge  of  the  flrst  named  cup  shaped  portion,  of  a 
caster  comprising  a  rotative  ball  and  a  cylindrical  body 
portion  within  which  said  ball  is  housed  and  rotate*. 
the  external  surface  of  the  cylindrical  body  portion 
corresponding  both  as  to  size  and  shape  to  the  Inter- 
nal surface  of  the  inverted  cup  shaped  portion  through- 
out the  height  of  the  latter,  said  body  portion  of  the 
caster  being  completely  boused  within  said  inverted 
cup  shaped  portion  and  held  tightly  thendn  by  frictlonal 
engagement  with  the  Inner  wall  of  the  said  Inverted  cup 
shaped  portion,  said  caster  comprising  a  stem  which 
passes  through  the  opening  in  the  top  of  the  Inverted 
cup  shaped  portion. 


OoTOBEB  23,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


'27 


1.4Tl,6.'n.  ELECTRIC  SWITCH.  Makti.n  At  gist  Pies- 
s(iN,  Malmo,  Sweden.  File<l  June  2,  1922.  Serial  No. 
565.300.      4    Claims.      (CI.    200 — 63.) 


6  0^    ,f'' 

1,    An    tdectrlc    switch    cotiiprlsing    a    circular    instilat 
lug  memlier  provided  with  peripheral  shoulders  and  c<in 
tact  members,   an   inner  ring  provided   in   the  usual   niati 
ner   with    sprint:    rubbing    contacts    resting    upon    the    clr 
rumference   of   the  Insulating   member   and   coacting   with 
the     contact     members     fixed     thereto,     said     iniit  r     ring 
concentrically    and    rotatably    arranged    around    the    iiinu 
lating    memlier,    an    outer    ring    concentrically    and    rnta 
tably    arranged    around    the    Inner    ring    and    a    resilient 
carrier  device  fixed   to   the   latter  and   coacting   witii    the 
outer  ring  in  such  a  manner  that  when  turning  the  outer 
ring  in  a  certain  direction  the  Inner  ring  Is  carried  ab^ng 
with  the  same. 


1,471,632.  SELF-INDICTION  COIL  FOR  LOADING 
TELEI'HONE  CABLES,  Ekien  SrHCuER.  Cologne 
Mulhelm,  (iermany.  Filed  Apr,  28.  1921.  Serial  N.i 
465.250.      6   Claims.       t  CI.    178 — 46  I 


1,  The  combination  with  a  four-wire  telephone  cable, 
of  a  self-induction  coll  couple  for  loading  taid  cable, 
comprising  an  annular  disk,  a  pair  of  colls  disposed 
one  at  each  side  of  said  disk,  one  coll  having  its  poles 
in  juxtaposition  respectively  to  the  poles  of  opposite 
sign  of  the  other  coil,  and  bridge  pieces  magnetically 
connecting  the  cores  of  the  colls  at  the  poles  with  said 
disk. 


1,471,633.  NEEDLE  CYLINDER.  Albebt  E,  Shcwabt, 
Franklin.  N.  II.,  assignor  to  .\cme  Knitting  Machine 
h.  Needle  Company,  Franklin,  N.  H,,  a  Corporation 
of  New  Hampshire.  Filed  Apr  24,  1919  Serial  No 
292.288.      9    Claims.      (Cl.    66—21.) 


forming  the  sides  of  the  needle  races,  each  of  the  lat- 
ter parts  having  needle  guiding  surfaces  (in  opposite 
sides  thereof,  and  means  for  removably  securing  said 
parts  to  said  body. 


1.  A  needle  cylinder  for  a  circular  knitting  machine 
comprising  a  cylinder  body,  a  series  of  parts  each  form- 
ing the  bottom  of  a  needle  race,  another  series  of  parts 


1,471. ti;34  SKMIAI'TOMATIC  WINMNW  MACHINK, 
SiGt  Ki)  Tukmnsbn  and  .Imhv  ^V^,LI.^M  Sagkk,  Chicago, 
111,,  assignors  to  Western  Elf<'tric  Company,  Incorpo- 
rated. New  York,  N,  Y,,  a  Corporation  of  New  York. 
Filtsl  \u)i  :>.  lid  Serial  No,  4h9,0.'4  14  claims, 
(CL    242-^25., 


I,  In  a  winding  niaciiine,  the  combination  of  a  rotat- 
aide  spindle,  a  wire  guiding  means,  menus  for  moving 
said  means  longitudinally  of  said  spindie,  and  mechani- 
cally actuated  mechanism  actuated  bj  the  longitudinal 
movement  of  said  guiding  means  for  successively  retract- 
ing said  guiding  means  from  the  spindie  a  predetermined 
amount. 


1.471.635.  DIRKUHI-E  HEADLIGHT,  William  V. 
Van  Etten.  Everett,  Wash,  Filed  June  24.  1922. 
Serial  No  570,524,  Renewed  July  16.  102;-!  1  Claim. 
(Cl.   240—62.) 


'Vh>-  comlunation  with  a  vehicle  liavjng  a  front  axle 
and  a  steering  whetl  supporting  knuckle  mounted  at  the 
'  rid  of  the  aslc.  pro\ided  with  a  steering  arm  extending 
rearwardly-  tlierefroni.  of  a  dirigible  headlight  mecha- 
nism comprising  a  bracket  liaving  a  base  plate  over- 
lying the  axle  and  provided  with  a  down  turned  flange 
along  Its  inner  edge  engageable  with  the  edge  of  the 
a.xle,  U-b(dts  enclosing  the  axl'  and  ends  of  the  base 
plate  to  retain  the  bracket  in  fixed  position,  an  arm  fixed 
centrally  of  the  base  plate  and  extending  forwardly 
therefrom  and  provided  with  a  forward  ond  opening, 
an  arm  extending  upwardly  and  forwardly  from  the 
base  plate  In  vertical  allnement  with  the  first  named 
arm,  said  arms  having  vertically  alined  openings  in 
their  forward  ends,  a  headlight  supporting  shaft  rotat- 
ably mounted  in  said  openings,  a  lever  having  its  Inner 
end     fitted     within     the    forward     opening    of     the     first 


2^ 


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r>ir^\  ir'1l 


OFFK  lAL  (^AZKTTIl 


OCTUUJ.K  Zi,  iU23 


I 

n:.r:;^.!    irm    nn.!    riTJ,-,)    'o    rh-    !:,m:.    supp.>r':n.'    -h.^fr      ;,    '    1  471.6r?S.       T  f:i.  f : ! "  I  ■  '  \  !      < -,  <  r  I 


••■Tin^    krrifk!^'    arm     ;ui 


'    'hf     .jvl.v    an.!    n     link     ;av..t 


'  r    A  1 1  i . 


■Fi      -t.af' 


I "  V  »: 


IV'-,     Npu     \ork,     .\      ^ 


1"      UH!T 


■'1M  "11!. 


■•T»r 


.■.•i::*^3.;       aruij.  fal    line       Haralv    j     \  ex.ves, 

"^  ■■V     \,,rk     .N      \   ,    a-^siKri.-r    to    W.^.terri     Li.c:r:      Com- 
a.TV.    lr.-nr:,.<rnxA.    N- w   V-rk.   N     Y,   a   -  •>-:>  >rafion  of 


-New    York..   Fiie«t    Aug     U4.    1'*-m 
9   Claim*.       nl.    IT"'      4  4   . 


\   ,      4. 


"140. 


r '■.-.jrj^.Q,-;..^  r-oniprisi 
■''■■"  ?""r  rran«nii'-t!  1 
saiii  frwjut^ncit's.  a  n 
charact*>rlsties  of  s.i 
V,  ,r;',n1-'  ':>•  raiiji 
nl''-.'",  ,.ihl  [i-Twork  c 
iUK  the  in:^..■.ian '..  o 
equivalent  to  -hf  -u 
ihr  tnore  ndja  rut   f 


1  *Ti  •;■•;:      aiu;f;r\- 

■-:■■"      V  (ungstow  n 
-Nl.      4_0.791.       i;. 
(CI.  35— 13.> 


'  "mjiai.y.    Incorporat.-l.    N^u     ,    rk     N     "i'      a    t  orpora- 
tion  of  New   York.      Filed   Dec.   I's,   1!»18.      s.-iii    No 
268,757.     36  Clalmg.      (C!    179-171.. 


-e^    24 


\\ 


9     r  .y^  '9 


irP 


^\i^  r  If  ^^ 


■1 , 
11 


.. — 4 — , — , — , 


.  i. 


i'j 


X'' 


X         ) 


'rirKmittin?   '-urrpnt-    of   il-fTfrp'  t 

\z    as    au    elfmpnt     a     multi 'secrlon 

-    -urrents    of    a    limitod    -anc"    nf 

■'^'■ork    for    ma'chln^'    rrv    irnp^'dan   <» 

I    «y<t-  m    fnr    .■ijrr.-n'->    ■■'    frpi-|n'" 

'if  frfMjuencies  transmir  t-il  hy  ^aij 
Mitaining  as  an   clcm.'nt    for  [iiatc:i 

said  filter  a  circuit  .substantially 
i  "''ctiLm  of  <aid  niter  "l.Trri.-al  v 
.-iaiii  Qf'twork. 


•  A  ■)    line 

iUui_'     ati'1 
.1,1,.'.     .•■! 


1. -In  a  t*-Iephone  systcni.  in  cu  .ni;  :; 
soctlous,  an  amplifier  for  amplifying  botii  t 
signaling  currents  and  having  its  output  >^\'\f 
«irii  ono  lin<'  section,  separate  talkm-'  n  I  -i.nJa:, 
current  TranHforniers  roDTiertinc  th.  in;  i-  ~i.|.  ,,!  -h,- 
;ir!i;.:;r:Ar  ;»  ;  r  h  t;,..  .,f>,...-  jint^  -■■  t:..ii,  ati.l  ,a  ■  .,ii,|.  i.n.i  in 
siiuiJ!  tu  tti>'  p.'-in;,irv  ,,f  ,.!:,{  m,-.,:,:  j.ilt  .■iiit.mit  \r.\\:>- 
Tormer.  sai.l  ■  m:.! -n^.-.r  «:!*!  ^:.  -i  prlmarv  f.inninj  .i 
circuit  tuiu'd  lu  tiie  frequency  oi'  thf  -i-  iaiii,.,-  ,  .irr.ait 
:iH.  In  combination,  a  line  ahuut'H  ty  t\^  .  i.i!hs.  ..n.> 
path  .onpri-sinK  the  primar.  .vniing  of  a  '  r  iii>i.irni.-r, 
the  other  path  compri-irii;  a  .-i-raii  ■  ui  ;  '.i!)..,! 
circuit   Common    to   hotli  -nt    :   it  i~    aii.l    ,.:  ■ -•  an  m.-    -a 

high    impedance    to    curreuta    of    a    particular    fr  .j  i.  r    y. 


rvG.     NVw     York,     .\      Y       asmji!..;-    'n     W.'St'-rn 


<  ompan>  [nrnrpi,r<< '.  i]  ^..^^  Y  ■^^  \  \ 
tiofi  of  Nt*w  \.  rK  Kili-i!  ^v..\  ■_'_'  ".t]'i 
31J.»}41.      IH  -_lain..<.      .Ll.   17X      44., 


,1    <  . 


'v\  iiir- 

.'■p..-:l- 

nl    .%".■». 


u>.: 


VTINO    .\I  \CHI\r        AK 

■*-'!    .Ji:!      :",     !'jj;        :-    Claims. 


-^:   ■  1 


■^1 


II 


1       i         ai: 

ra:it>  ,if  ; 
justai'  111 
bars     :ni1:'. 


ippa-at 
ii  .'••;i>'iii»' 


i<- 


a  1  V     '>  0  ^ 


f   the   c!ia.-a:t-r    .i   -.crra*..].    a    piu- 
y    adjij3r,ibk.    I^'t'.^r    bars,    an.l    ad- 
p.isitivelv    limitm.'   movempn*   of   said 


1.  Ill  combination,  a  telephone  circuit,  and  n  ^dit 
path,  thp  imp  dance  of  a  portion  of  v»M  '  ;^  r.  lativ.  ly 
high   for  one  range  of  frequcncl.-s   to   !>■■   tran.ii;;rt.  .1   n-.A 

relativ  iy  i.iw  f.^r  another  ranRe  of  frwiu.-i.  i..-  'a  >..> 
transfuitr..il.  the  Itiip.'daDce  of  ,irioth.-^-  porri.m  ..'  sai.l 
sliiint  path  f"..r  .a  p  i-ti,ji!ar  ---...;  ..'  fre^in.-ii.'i^s  '.vithin 
said  seen;.-  auTti.. ':..,!  r  i  :  _-.  ,.iaj:  v.-ry  hi.'li  i -^  com- 
pared with  ;--i  irnp..!,;,  .■  f,,-  ..-her  fr<-<)u.n  i..^  ?,>  h. 
transmitted,  vai.l  '«,,  :..,rri.i',~  '.■'in_-  la  -.t!  ^  'Ait'i.-a.-h 
other. 


•n-l     a     prp.i.  t-rnr.np.l     .|ti'an. 


'■■♦''•'*"  fItKSSr  l;r       Hi:i.j  ASK       Foi;       I   I.iil'lii;.'^ 

\\l;l\',Kl:>  Rk*      r       VVi:;.;Hr       \Va>hIi  -'..n       1.      c.. 

.i-i.-iyiiur  t,i  Ii.l.n  I'riii.j-i  H-.-a.-nwav  Vi-i'.  Y.irk  V  V 
Filed  Apr.  !•!  :■.!-  S-t;  i  v..  ■.■_■>.>.>,;  J  riajMi- 
(Cl.  68—32.) 

1.  .\  r>Ioth.'s  wri!i_-..-  ■■o'lipriMii,'  .a  f'iin.  iiavii;,' 
:  r..-;-.iir..  -..!N  r.  \  ;.:-.■■.  ...|  r..  tn.^aiw  f,.r  -,a!.|  -.,!:-.  iii.iunt".1 
■h---.'i:i.  a  t'.p  ha "  a  ■  ■.  iMy  ai..a:'..!  h:  -.\\.\  f-iin..  having 
mean-i  f.ir  ailjii<-r_-  .jai.l  prps^.;-.  tiie.n^  ^'.>ars  carrlp.l 
i'V  <:  :>l  pi.'.^-ar.'  r-.i-  an.1  ,.■..'■.  :ii.  .a ;- ' .-,  1  ,.n  the  sid- 
'■.■.'.T*    .)f    .^uiiil    f,-;i,a,e    ;•>.     th):.liiij    -,i  ,!     u>\.    ■,,-ir    in     pr'^d-^ 


OcTOBtu  23,  1!>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  K. 


7-29 


forniinf.t    [...-ifinr!    widiii    vajr!    frame,    ^ai.l    l-v. 

•MiL'au'.'l     f;,     the    _->.nr.^     "'    f)io    iiiMvaMc    pr.-.vvti--. 


("ini;   !    nn'intxr*   either  in   a   forward  or  reverse  direction;   and 

'I'    "H       ni'.aii--  iiit.'L-;;.'  w '•  ■  \    -,'iid  <S.v<\  ami  second  locWnff  rollers. 


?- 


7 11 


Li-,  y,^/v///v^/'//'//Tv«svy 


w- j..-„^-i.iiiz!r!r:'  z'"  1 


.Lr 


whereby  said  first  locking  rollers  may  move  to  a  limited 

'Xt  lit  in  relation   t  >  ^.ai.i   !  .  kin^r  roller  circumfcrcntlally 
with  reference  to  sal  l    iriv.n  ai.  mbers. 


tli..    ariri..rr;i.al    8.-paraff<>ti    uf    said     r'oll.s    for    causinti    said  ~ 

|f\.T-    to   tio   osrjilated   hy    the    rmarioii   of   saLl   K'ears   for       i  47:  ,;4,,       M;\[-[i       r.  M'I 
r.  !    ,('4!nj    sai.!    top   bar. 


i  tTi  ■;  il  i:i,KrTHMi,Y  lie  (.\.<  1  KLI.  •  khkn.  k  i" 
M'AMs,  !»..|Vt<t[i,  Mhio  Fil.al  .Mar  P,  I!*'-':.'  S>.-i,.ilN« 
.-.4L'  'US       '<    ri,.,ini-:        .  1   i     ■Jit\      :,,  1 


^» 


.1     Hall.  Brooklyn.  N.    Y. 

1  !l"<!   A.;     1-     l'--'       -<.m;,1    No.   555. 16G.     1 5  Claims. 

.  «  I-    4^      ISO 


1  .\  tiux.  r  .'.iinprisint:  inner  and  (i-,!.-r  r  ;'.niar  m.-ni- 
ber>,  tla  :nii.r  lutmlar  tuemhe*  ha\inL'  iipwariili  a  a  1 
(low  iiwM  1(11  \  i1,ariiu'  mil.:  ,aiii|  i.i:t..f  w  a  :  1  ~;]r!a.'..s  aii'i  t!ie 
J  outer  tulMilar  ni.'ni!..T  !iavin_'  upuarallv  ami  .t-wi-.,  ,.:■.!,  , 
tlannjT  inner  waill  >url'aees  spaia^d  tr.>ni  the  ■vr---\>^'\:.\ 
iiiL'  '.iif.T'    \\;\\\   .-arfare-.  ..;    i  lie   inner   rneni'ier 


1.4TM!tl         sv]{!Ni;i;         ASM.i;;      Bam.m.v-       V.-,v     V    -k 

N    ^       1  lied  Mar.  I'j.   iy::i.     Serial  N.,.  4:.a, :.•■>:,.     :, 

<  laitn^       (CI.  128—218.)  1 


1  h,  nn  electrolyii  .'.il  f,.r  the  tna  n 'ifa .  t  ijfe  .if 
L'as  s  the  Combination  uith  a  ''asiiiR  r..nsi>tiiiL'  of  tw.i 
part>    detachnbly    .secured    to-other,    of    an    electrode-    eh 

L'ni    ;.erniea!)h' 


riieiit    in    earl)    of   said    parts,    and    a    di.aph.r; 
f.p    the   eiertrolyte   mounted   t>etWeeIl    the    fW, 

asiiitr. 


parf>  of  sail 


1.4Tl.fil2        I>IFFEKK.\TI.\L        >  ii-ria.vo     .\.m.r,m>k      .1  r 
-New     ^..rk.    N     V.       Filed    Aii^-     l'.').    lOL':.'        Seri.al    N.. 
5><t,:'.4f,       7    I'lainis. .    (I'l.   74-7,  1 

1  In  a  differentinl  :  ,a  driving  niember  with  a  re,-es< 
in  itv  siirfaee.  said  recess  liavini:  each  of  its  side-.  ;,,\ver 
fan  M-  cintral  purtioii;  .1  first  ami  .a  >e.  .,ii|  di-i\eii  niem 
her  »irii  surf,aees  contaiinnt-  ni>  reca.-cses.  n  first  aickin^' 
roll. a-  '.etween  the  »ai,i  -nrfa.e  .,f  the  first  driven  mem 
\)%r  and  one  end  of  the  ree.  ss  In  ttie  drivlnkr  member, 
and  adapted  to  lock  or  nnlock  its  said  adjacent  members 
either  in  n  forward  o:  reverse  direction  :  a  Beroiid  lock- 
In?  roller  between  the  s.'\id  surface  of  tiie  second  driven 
m'-mtier  and  the  ..th.-r  en.l  of  the  recess  in  the  drtvine 
menitier,   anl   .olapie.l    to   I...  k   ..r   niiloek   its   said   ad.lacent 


1.  In  ft  syrin,-.  ,  an  outer  s!a  11 
tifirrel  havinjr  its  opposite  ends  y 
ends  of  the  >tiel]  c!i>«nr<'  ca;is  ajipli 
the  shell,  substantially  leak-jiroof  s< 
within  the  caiw  aiol  iia^in^  the  ei 
Hedded  therein  witii  'he  washers 
distend  ttie  washers  laterally,  and 
barrel. 


1    inner 
:r.idini: 
t,.  ..pp. 
wash»'r 

.    of    rhe 
tier    I'. on 

pisl.ie 


•n''(1h\a  a  .-n! 

ieviOi'1     the 

site    ends    of 

-   ''ontaln^'l 

'e|"-e',       erj! 
pr.'ssni!!      •    I 

w!'''irj    tb-^ 


rso 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


1,471,645.     AGGLOSilERATING  OR  CEMENTING  GRAN 
ILAR    MATERIALS.      Thomas    M     Chavce,    Philad.'!- 
phl«,    Pa.      Filed    kept.    27,    1920.      Sprlal    No     4i:i.liH. 
3  ruims.      I  CI.  441—1,^.  t 
1.    A    protest  of  a|fKlomeratin>{    non-cikitit:    matfrial    t' 
fi  rm  a  product  cemented  by  coking  coal,  which  consists  In 
mixing  a  maiis  of  noia-coking  material  of  a  deflnite  ^rade, 
thf  coarsp.st    particK'K  of  which   noud'kinc   material   com- 
prise not  more  than  (10  per  cent  of  the  final  mixture,  with 
a    mass   of  coking  coal,   the  average   size  of   the  particles 
of  -iaid  coking  coal  being  materially  smaller  than  the  ar- 
eraire  ^ize  of  the  particles  of  non-coking  matt-rial,   and  in 
heafioi;   the    mlxfur>-    to   a    tem[)erature    .-u.'flcient    to    coke 
the  said  ooking  coai 


phla.    Pa 

3  Claims.      (CI.  44 

1     A     procesa    of 


1,471. '54'^.      A(;GL<)MERATING  or  TEMENTIN*;  tlRAN 
ULAR    MATERIA!^.      THOMA3    M.    Chance,    Phlladel 
Filed    ^ept.    27,    1920.      Serial    No     413  196 

-l.^.) 

agglomerating  non-cokinK  material 
which  Includes  the  utepa  of  mixing  two  grades  of  non- 
coking  material  witn  a  coking  bituminous  binder  in  the 
pro[>ortion  of  not  mpre  than  25%  of  coarse  non-coking 
ma'erial,  rmt  less  thkn  50%  of  fine  non  ("oking  material, 
and  the  remainder  caking  bituminous  binder. 


1.471,047.  COMPO 
BY  AGGLOMERA 
\IA  TKIilAl.S  T 
Original  appUcati 
413.  rj4.  Divided 
1921  S.Tial  No. 
1.   A    composition 

material  cemented  toj 
"ai,   th>-  avf^rage  sizi 

i'eini:    materially    smi 

par'!c!t-s  of  non-coki 


ITION  OF  MATTKH  I'ROr»TrKn 
ING  OR  CEMENTIN<;  (.KANCLAR 
ivJAS  M.  Chance,  Philadelphia,  I'a 
n  filed  Sept.  27,  1920.  Serial  N'> 
and  this  application  filed  June  -', 
74,470.  3  Claims  '  CI  44— li 
f  matter  consisting  of  non-cokink; 
ether  by  the  coked  residue  of  coking 
of  the  particles  of  said  coking  <'oal 
Her  than  the  average  size  of  the 
g  aaaterial. 


1.471. 'MS        SANlTAkY    GARRAfJE    RKCEPTAi^I.E     An 

HEL  rofiEV.   Pittsburgh,   Pa.      Filed   Apr,  6.    1922.     Se- 
■ia!   No.  5.'i0,149,      p.  Claims.      (CI.  220 — 41.) 


Jit 


1.   A  garbage   ret' 
ing  a   body   portion 
upper  towards  lt.s  1 
a  perpendicular  rectji 
torn  directly  into  a 
said  rim  having  its 
ing    slot,    sets   of  su 
within  and  suspende 


fro 


acle  compri.i^ln;:  a  .i)IK'ct"r  rompris- 
radually  incr>'asing  In  size  from  its 
■er  end  and  terminating  at  Its  top  in 
ngular  rim  and  merging  at  its  bot- 
perpendicular    rectangular  base   rim, 

nt  fonned  with  a  lengthwise  extend- 

>8tantlally    narrow    rollers    arranged 

from  opposed  sides  of  the  base,  a 


shlftable  bottom  for  said  colle.tor,  said  bottom  mounted 
on  said  rollers  and  .««hlftable  outwardly  through  said  slot, 

and   a    cover   removably    swUed    no     mid    ns-erlapplng    said 
rim. 


1.471.649  SWAY  HAR  BKARINfJ  FoK  <;aNO  SAWS. 
L»SLiE  ("rase,  Rutland,  \t  a.ssi«nor  of  one  half  to 
F  R.  Patch  Manufacturlni;  i',,mpany  Rutland.  Vt  ,  a 
Corftoratiiin  of  V>Tmnnt,  Uleii  \i;iv  10,  19'_'2.  Serial 
No.   559.0'J'.'       7  Claim-*      'Ci     i.'.-,      i.;, 


1.  A  sway  bar  hearing  f')r  gang  -iaws  comprlKlng  a 
chamber  having  an  irregular  sha|>»'<l  taishing  mounted 
therein  proviil'-d  with  tin  nil  pocket,  a  sway  bar  having  an 
eccentric  sleeve  mounte<l  in  said  bushim:  a  cover  for  said 
chamber  and  atijusting  Nil's  nio'irit<-<!  in  ^aid  cover 
adapted  to  engage  said   bushing 


1,471,650  SrSPENSION  J.\i  k  i-uR  «;aN(;  SAWS. 
L».si.;b  cr^nk.  Rutland,  Vr.  assiirndr  of  one  half  to 
F.  R,  Patch  Manufacturing  forapany,  Rutland,  Vt.,  a 
Cori)©ration  of  Vermont,  ITled  May  10.  Iirj2.  Serial 
No.  .■S.'.fJ  !)1.'3,     !*  Claims       .CI     12.V-1<;.) 


m^^ 


T,  A  raspension  Jack  for  gang  saws  comprising  a  fixed 
section  and  a  swinging  section  plvotally  connected  to- 
gether, said  fixed  section  being  provided  with  an  oil 
chamber  and  a  sii.spenslon  pin  for  connecting  said  sec- 
tions having  m>ans  for  securing  said  pin  to  said  fixed 
section. 


October  Zi,  l!t2.T 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


731 


1,471,651.  MOIJilNG  MACHINE.  William  H.  D« 
Vanby.  Toledo,  Ohio,  Filed  Jan  10,  lt21.  Serial  No. 
4:{6,023.     4  Claims.      (CI.  22 — 46.) 


^ 


I.  A  molding  machine  comprising  a  portable  frame, 
wheels  adjustably  mounted  thereon,  a  flask  supporting 
mechanism  inovably  mounted  thereon,  and  a  head  plate 
supported  on  said  frame  for  co  action  with  said  fla.sk 
supfiorting  mechanism. 


1.471.6,-.2  GlyOVK-DRYING  MACHINE  George  W  Do 
Nah,  Pasadena,  CaUf,  Filed  Aug.  19.  1920.  Serial  No. 
404.632.     3  Claims,     (CL  84 — B.) 


2.  A  glove  drying  machine  comprising  a  cabinet,  a  tum- 
bler located  in  the  cabinet,  having  a  door  at  the  lower 
liart  and  a  removable  panel  at  the  upper  part,  means  for 
rotating  the  tumbler  consisting  of  a  driving  shaft  on 
which  the  tumbler  is  mounted,  a  counter-shaft,  fixed  and 
IcKise  pulleys  on  the  countershaft,  gearing  connecting  ttu- 
countershaft  with  the  driving  shaft,  a  forced  draft  air 
inlet  communicating  with  the  \ipper  part  of  the  interior 
of  the  cabinet  and  a  heating  coil  located  within  the  cabi 
net  between  the  forced  draft  airinlet  and  the  tumbler. 


I,471,(i53.     CT  TTING  HIE.     William  H.  J.  Fitzgfkai n. 

Braintree,    M  \.s.s.        Filed    Sept.    8,     1920.       Serial    No 
4<i(S,992.      t!   .'laiins.      tCI.   164 — 29.) 


1.  A  cutting  die  i.oniprlsiiig  a  body  having  a  wall  con- 
forming to  the  pattern  of  the  article  to  be  cut  and  a 
blade  fitting  and  secured  to  said  wall  presenting  a  cutting 
edge  projecting  beyond  the  end  of  said  wall,  the  adjacent 
<  nds  of  said  sections  being  disposed  in  angular  relation 
to  its  cutting  edge,  and  the  end  forming  an  oblique  angle 


with  the  edge  of  the  blade  being  .sharpened  to  provide 
a  shearing  edge  n^I.^pted  to  sever  any  material  which 
jiassea  between  the  adjacent  ends  of  the  cutting  edge  in 
conformity   to   the  contour  of  the   patt'-rn 


1,471.654  WRITINt;  MACHINE.  Hans  Ghaf,  Laupen- 
Berne,  Switzci  laii'i.  assignor  to  Polygraphische  (iesell- 
schaft,  Laup  n  Berne.  Switzerland,  a  Firm  Filed  Nov. 
16.  1922,  Serial  No,  601,362.  5  Claims.  (CI. 
101 — 93.1 


1.  In  a  writin;i  machine,  magazines,  .t  plurality  of  type- 
bars  in  the  maga/iiit  s,  means  for  setting  the  magazines 
Into  different  positions,  means  for  shifting  the  typebari 
out  of  the  magazines  into  certain  positions,  and  means 
for  Focuring  a  magazine  in  a  set  position  and  for  return- 
ing the  said  settnii;  means  and  shifting  means  to  their 
tiorrnai  positions  wt.ile  the  said  niaLrazine  remains  se- 
cured. 


I.471.«,55.        STEEI.     MANUFACTURE.       Frkdbkick     J. 

liRiFFiTH.s    and    Dike    N.    .\.    Bl.^(et,   Massillon,    Ohio. 

Filed    D«v.    31,    1020.      Serial    No.    134,397.      5   Clalma. 

(CI.    75—27.) 

1.  In  the  manufiMure  of  steel,  the  step  which  con- 
sists in  introducing'  in  the  steel,  while  in  molten  condi- 
tion, an  lngre<lient  that  upon  distribution  throughout 
the  mass  produc(^  fiber-like  striations,  or  laminationg 
substantially   as  descrit)ed. 


1.471.656.     AIRrR.\FT      Charle.s  S.  Hall,  Los  Angeles, 


Calif.      Filed    L».c.    21.    1921. 
Claims,      (CI.  244 — 5.) 


Serial    No.    524,007. 


1.  In  an  aircrait  the  combination  of  a  gas  container, 
wings  arranged  thereon,  vertically  disposed  tubes  con- 
structed through  the  said  container,  propellers  opera- 
tlvely  mounted  within  the  said  tubes,  tubes  constructed 
within   the   said   wings  with   propellers   mounted   therein. 


'Z'2 


1,471  H.-T        RRAKf: 

KlP'^trtc  ''om[i:in 
Corfi.i'un.'i:  ■■>?  > 
rill  NO    42t>  4f;4 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTofUK  23, 1023 


FOR    HOLLI.Nf;     LAr>DER8        I.k^n 

w    Y  irk,    N     Y  .    assicnor    to    Wostt^rn 

I  rr-nrjinrated.    Npw    York.    N     Y  ,    ji 

w    York       F^!.<!    N.v     2»-!,    T.V.'n       Sp 

u;  ('Liims.      ('"1,    I^"^ — 12  I 


i")     A    laddtT     a    [irak*-    t'<ir    said    la'l'ItT,    applle<i    by 

VfTTi   111   movem  lit    i>f   said   ladder     and    means  for   releas 

luii    saiii    t>r;ilie  ini)">tj'-ndent  iy    <<t    thp    movement    of    t!u 
laddtT. 


«ni  1  '■himb-'r^  '".avinc  water  cooled  ^h'\''r  'iMrinii^  in 
th<Mr  side  walli  md  n^'n-rondiirtine  li'  ir:-^^  ,in  the  in-).!'' 
iif"  'h'lr  WIN'  ■.  i  .1  walls,  yihaft--  t'lt'Ti'l'') _'  rhr'iiie:'i  tfip 
Ix'x--  sii!  "lij.i.'U-teU  ou  their  water  coid-l  '*>iiriii^s  and 
pip.'  <iipi»irring  and  rotating  rollers  secur-d  i'<  th-  -hnfrs 
Nitw-'t  'I    rh>'  box  vails.  • 


1  471  <.i;ii  >  V-Ti:i:  Wm.tkr  f  iiFiMii.  Nw.i.K  N.  J.. 
.i~-^i_'i.'>r  f.i  111'-  l>.i.'^.-iick  Compauv.  llrilii'-porr.  lonn.. 
a  1  rp.  ritloii  of  C->nnecti<'ut.  Filed  Mi  IS.  1022. 
Serial  No    561,704      .".  Claims.      (CI.  1<'> — 29., 


1.471,65%        ROTABtV      PEBKORATEI)  BEAM     AFTAR  \ 

TiS     [UK     l»VKJ\i,     .\\I'    OXnERWI.^F     TBEATIN'. 
YAK.N   WITU    1  1  I  II. S       R.iBEKr   Smtfi    (Ieap,   Ight    : 

nil,    Hunil-y     K^  i ,    ;,,!       I'lLd   .1  i  n     ';     l'.i21       Serial   .N'n 

1-1        -5      -K.' 


!     In    apparatus 


for   trpatinu    varii    wirh    floidd     n    v: 


a    [jlnrnliry   .if  n.izzN-.   iip'-nirig   Inr.i   'h-   \;jt.   a    perforatt-d 
!ifil!i)w    b<ix     fur    i  ,'  lii     niizzl>      rhr^  iii^h     whirh    thf-    liquil 
pii--i>'8  and   whirn   ir    ad.'ipretl  tn  supp^rr   \Min   ;:i  fbc  cni 
ch'-'Mp   iir    tiiink,    -fi!    a    nimrnnii    rMt)i!!:r    '  -r    supplyini; 
fl'ii.l    N.    -wX   of   ^ai.1 


1  47  1  ►..'ill         .VNNE 
<v['Ka,    Philadelfjjh 
1  ,\-i\    IriiM   Pipe  A 
*.    I 'oriioration    id 
Serial   No    .'>6*,7ij: 


I.I.N<;  FFRNACE  Ernst  V,  Hei 
irt.    Pa.,    assignor    'n    I"nited    Statf'> 

Fiiundry  Company  Burlin;:ton,  N  J 
N'W    J^Tsey        Filrd    .June    lf5,    192:.' 

1       2   Flainis,       .  ( '1     2*;:^      7  ) 


1.    In  an  annealit-:  fnrnart'  for  pipes  having  transTerne 
chambers  extendin'i    rhronjth   and   below   the   furnace  hot 
fom    in    fomhinnfi'i-     wirh    open    topper]    hoTPS   <itnate«1   in 


1.  In  a  '-asre.-.  !h  i--nit)i:i,itioii  of  i  nv;i.  -  r  ,i.!,ip'  ' 
to  ri-'0t:'i7»  t;ic  i-iw  '  ■  n.l  if  ,(:,  ani;lp  :,r'i!i  an  I  a  piiiMi- 
slepv.'  adapr»-d  to  be  iiis'Tr.'<l  and  frii  rintia! ' '■  ^.  ■  ir-d. 
with  a  fii.'-'f.j  !;•,  wtiliMi  ^.iid  ni'TDber  'Ptwt'iTi  ,i  ^uri'i  p 
•a-rt'ol  ■\w\  'li.'  iii;-!  !.i  ■■-  ii!  tlj>.'  an^l  ■  inm,  --aiii  slcap 
t>eini:  adaptpd  to  i»res«  ,i^,i!i;>i  .■<aid  surfai''  if  iLp  !•■ 
■  ■'•niiii  iiiaiituT  \.v.'\  :i  ^urli'i'  uf  'h-  aiitjlf  irai,  <\\^ 
i'i'i'tl\  '..  Iiiihl  >.i'i  nii  mS'M  >I'"'V.-,  a!i-l  .-iii^'l'-  irmi  '•> 
k;pfh-r  s.ni  -  ■■■v  alh.i  li,ii;n^  i  I'i.i^,.!  ii.p  and  airviL' 
a.-*    a    piiitJ--  ri-i  i-lviu','    suck' 


1.47I,(,',i  \  .V'    I         \l     11    Mi'         W.I.i;iM     i,ltlrt.>s-.     liar, 

KEEifcii     .\.w    Viii-k     .\     V  ,   a-.»iKnor    lu   Wp*!t-rii    EleiiDt' 
tuuipaij.-i.    III  ..ipi,,i'   .1     ,\r».     "lurh.    N,    V,    a    ' 'orp<i;a 
tloii    uf    New    I'.rk        I  il'-d    -Vug,    .'Ju     li*2ii       Sprial    \.>. 
406, U23        14       l.imi,  ■   \     2:>') — !  .1   ■ 


^-1: 


^  .V  T  icuiiTii  pMini  '!T,  [iri^i  1)2  a  pumping'  i'hnni!>'-r,  ,i 
■"Uiiply  fif  piiniptn.'  mpdlMin  wh1'!i  may  Ix'  ''oiiviTied  frnm 
the  "irdiil  fo  tbp  Lvi-ipotis  -Jtatf  wlthoaf  pa'^fititf  through 
the  Itq'iid  Stat"  and  ni>'aii<  f'-  vaporlfinir  !mid  piiniplniT 
medi'iTii  t"  p>«r'i'>i  i-^h  a  van..'-  ^riaim  traTppsIn^  «airl  tiMmp- 
inar  ■  bamt 


OCK.BKR  23,  11123 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


r33 


l,471.t;02.  V.VC  FUM  i'UMI'.  \ViLLiAM  G.  IJm  >kf,ei'BR, 
Niw  York.  N  V  .  assignor  to  \\%'stern  Elettric  ia)iu- 
pany.  Incorpnrp  ti  (1.  Ni  w  York.  N  Y,  a  Corporation 
..:  N.  w  Y.Tk  lii.a:  .luiii  20,  1921,  .•^trial  No.  478,975. 
30  Claimn.      'CI.  230—18.) 


MV,'^ 


1.  In  Combination,  a  vHcuuni  pump  havini:  a  pntiipinp 
<'hainlier.  a  vapori/.  tde  s'li.st.n  ■  i' _  t),i  \  !!,l'  .at  ruuni  tem- 
p«'i'aturo  a  vapor  i  " -^^uia  l"^--  th.ii.  itait  uf  tu' r^  ury  at 
Tljp  --i.'imf  tcnip- r.at  I're  and  ni' .ms  tur  prnji'cri  ii^;  a  vapor 
j^f    if   .-a.ii  Mil'-i.aiM      thriaii;h   s.aid   pumping  chrtmb'T. 


1.47!  t',1..;  I  (iFFKi:  KdASTFK  <ii.ak;.ks  T  ilowsnv, 
.■Silver  Freeb.  .V  Y,  y<.\''<\  \ul'  '-<,  i;t21,  >'erial  No 
;!'*!. s»;(t       111    <  'i.tiin^.      <  ri     :'.4     .a  i 


W. 


!  A  idflti'  ro.ister,  roinprit<int'  a  heatlnK  chamber 
havii,;:  a  cUindriial  lower  end  auil  a  rectanjfular  upper 
••rid   whose  fiirner-   merRc   into  and   vanish  at  said   cylln- 

lii'.al  ii'W.a  .■.ai,  a  iutatatilf  drum  po!.iit loni'd  at  least 
:n  part  wlttiln  sai<l  ch.imlier  and  Journaled  in  oppo- 
site   wallK    at    ftu-    npfit'r    tnd    uf    said    chamber. 


14  7  1,664.  ELEFTRICITY  FOFNTER  Karf  R 
lHAMtnTii..\,  HelsinRfors,  Finland.  Filed  Jan.  ."^l, 
l!t2F      Serial    No.   441.461,      .'i   Flairas.      (CI.   88-14  t 


^ 


1 


^: 


^ 


JE 


1  .Vpparatus  for  te.stln;:  t  Ifctricity  meters,  aud  the 
lik«.    eomprisiuK    in    comtdnation    with    the    rotatable   axis 

■f  ttie  said  meter  a  contact  arm  mounted  on  said  axis. 
an     electric    circuit,     an     Inductance    coil     therein,    two 

on  tacts  in  the  said  circuit  with  a  spark  gap  between 
them  adapted  to  be  periodically  bridged  by  the  mid 
contact  arm  to  form  a  spark,  a  supplementary  circtilt 
adapted  to  he  closed  upon  the  said  first  mentiMied  cir- 
cuit being  I'loMed  by  the  spark,  a  RalvaDometer  included 
in    the   said    Kupplementary   circuit,   a    w>urce  of  lijtht,  a 


mirror  carried  by  tti.  said'  tr.ilvaii..ijieler  and  perlodkalljr 
deflected  therewith,  so  as  tu  rfc»'i\<-  a  ray  of  liirlit  frnm 
the  said  source  nf  light,  a  sci-oud  mirror  revolvinj:  at  a 
constant  predetrrmined  ratt-  of  spieed  and  arraiiK'wi  to 
receive  a  reflecti(in  of  the  >aid  ray  uf  Ught  fry)m  ihe 
said  first  inentiuinMl  mirror,  and  .a  flu-aiis  fur  ib'teriiiiii^ 
ink:  ttie  piistti'in  of  the  said  ra>  of  Iipt:t  fls  ri'flt*- te<l 
from    i!)i'   said   sp.a.inl    mirror. 


l,47F';<l.''i  APVKKTISIN*;  liEVlCK  i  h.vkles  F  Kei, 
I'ort.'-tniiut  ti  Va  File<l  Apr  1^  F.'l'o  S«'ria:  No, 
fi.';2,'.t52       ,■■.    I'laim.K        fCl     4"      2>-  * 


'y 


2  In  ,a  ilevir,;  of  tla  '  ,irno!,.r  described,  .•>,  -i^n 
tiavtcc  H  (ilnrality  of  fai  .  n  baviiikr  respcr't  i\'piy  dc- 
pictcit  ttiiT'-oii  ri'pri'sci.tation  sii.  tr>'St i\-c  of  sacrcs-ive 
sta^'cs  in  th.'  a->  of  a  cumniodity.  [ncaiiii  for  mnuntinir 
the  sign  for  turning  movement,  stop  means  fur  limit- 
ing the  moveiiieni  of  i|,.'  siKio  n  operatiiiK  liandle 
movable  back  and  fortli.  and  natioia  t  ransrais.sio!,  means 
between  the  ojnT-.a  t  int:  iiandb  ain!  the  i=ij;u  hi' Indiiig 
an    citenRible    < aiiMiertin^;    .'lement. 


1. 471,666  Ligill'dUFI,  KFKNFH  Uorlkt  M  Kkn- 
.NEDT,  Pltt.sburL'h.  I'a  Fib. I  .\\\u,-  S...  1!»22,  S'Tial 
No,    570.204.      7   rialms.       (-1,    ].%S-91,) 


E^S 


1.  A  liquid  fuel  burner  comprising  a  fuel  supply 
pipe  having  a  discharge  orifice,  an  imperforate  inclined 
vane,  the  upper  end  of  which  is  disposed  below  said 
orifice  to  receive  fuel  discharged  therefrom,  and  means 
for  causing  the  body  of  air  passing  upwardly  of  n.aid 
Tane  to  traverse  the  entire  extent  of  said  vane  in  direct 
Intimate   contact   with   Its  upper   surface. 


lU 


1.4T1,»?67        WASH 
Wllklnabursr.    Pa, 
509,355.      3    CTal 


ING    MACHINE       Bbexabd    E.    Litot, 
Filed    Oct     21,    1921.      Serial    No 

s        fn.    74—38.) 


II 


e3 


1     Ad    adjustabl 
tatable     member    prt) 
fa.ro     a    polygonal   M 
In?   a    reduced    innp 
and    caaslDg    the    8h|:) 
iDD'T    end    and    th*» 
enk'a»;e    the    face    of 
and  ;i   plToted  m*>mb 


1.471  66S       HEADL 
York.  N    Y.     FlM 
4    Clalma.      (CI    i 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBFR  23,  1923 


■runk    mcchani.sm    comprising    a     r-* 
viiK'd     with     a     radial     slot     In     Its 

>'-k    in    said   slot,   a   beannit   pin    hav 
end    removably    en^Kinu    the    block 
ulder    formed    between    the    reduced 
enlarged    outer    end    tn    frictlonally 

said    member    to    position    the    same. 

■r   attached  to   the  sflld  outer  piid. 


iHT  LENS  Ed  WARD  I.tvdon,  New- 
Sept.  16.  1921.  Serial  No  501.020 
0 — 48.4.) 


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1  A  headlight  let  a  Including  one  "ubstantlally  verti- 
cal continuous  face  and  the  other  face  composed  of  a 
succeaslon  of  subitintlally  vertical  similar  conflgura 
tlons  Inclined  downward  with  respect  to  said  face,  each 
taid  configuration  hiving  portions  sloping  laterally  and 
asymmetrically  towiJn!  said  vertical  face  in  opposite 
directions.  | 

1.471,.W9       METHCIlji    AND    APP.KKATI'S    FOR    LTBIU 

CATINO     PrNrnlNG     DIES        Hknrt     Milleb.     San 

Franri.-ico.   ralif  .    nssignor    to  American   Tan  Company, 

San    Francisco     CaHf.    a    Corporation    of    New    Jersey 

Filed   May    j:^,    19j|l       Serial   No    471  «i:5       14    Claims 


1.  The    method    of 
of  thttt  metal  cuttiiig 


mlttently  gubjectlnc  the  .uttinn  members  to  sprays  of 
lubricant,  directed  inwardly  from  all  sides  towards 
the  longitudinal  a\is  >f  said  merat>ers.  durini;  the  op^^ra- 
tlon  of  the  press 


1.4Tl.t^570.  STIIRIMZKK  Fh*nk  Wevuki.i  Smith,  Port- 
land, Me  Filed  Der.  19.  ]\f2l  .>*erijil  No  r.;i.S,5.S7. 
3  riaims      i  *"[    91* — 2.) 


i  In  a  sterilizer,  tlie  i-orriblnation  ..f  ;,  rerepUiel." 
or  container  for  food  products  with  a  verticil,  centrally 
located  revolvlnu  spindle  with  idades  attached  thereto, 
faces  of  which  blades  are  «..  jiresented  to  the  food  to 
be  sterilized  as  to  produce  ^M.th  a  lateral  and  vertical 
moveaient  to  same,  tiers  of  stationar.v  rdades  secured 
to  inside  wall  of  container  interposed  b.-tween  ttie 
tiers  of  revolving  ones  so  ns  to  retard  soniewhHt  the 
movement  of  the  foo.l  and  thereby  cause  it  10  he.-o,iie 
thomuahiy  impregnated  with  the  heatint'  ajjent.  means 
for  pre-heatlnt'  the  food  by  steam,  super  heated  by  an 
auxiliary  and  independent  heater,  separate  and  apart 
from  the  oriKln.al  generator  and  in  close  proiiniity  to 
the  food  tu  hf  acte.l  upon  and  means  to  automatically 
regulate  and  ontroj  the  temperature  and  pressure  of 
the    superheated    steam,    sutistanttally    us    ilescrihpd 


1  471,fi71.       ATTArHMKNT     FOR     Sr<  TI' )V  A  I'TLYl  NO 
MEMBERS    OF     VAi'lTM     TLOTH     H  V I  >H()K.\TH  A< 
TORS.      GK'>Hr;i:   W     Vhbi.ker.   Woonsookct,    R     I      Flle<l 
June    21.    1922       Serial    No    .^69.929       m   Claims       iCI 
84 48.) 


1  In  a  machine  ••.,r  eirractint'  liuuhl  from  cl,.th 
or  other  material.  In  '•.■mhinatlon.  a  sl,,rted  memlwr 
connected  to  a  suction  [oimp  adapted  to  njiply  the  sue 
tion  to  the  material  acted  upon,  means  for  drawing 
said  material  in  open  form  over  the  slot  in  said  mem- 
ber, slidable  closure  means  fittachtnl  to  said  member 
adapted  to  be  slowly  shut  to  ease  the  starting  action 
of  the  suction  pump,  and  to  be  oi^ened  when  desired 
to  release  the  vacuum,  and  means  for  automatically 
sealing  the  vacuum  betwe.  n  tto-  ends  ,,t  the  slot  and 
the  material  acted  upon 


lubricating    the    cutting    members 
preMes,   which   consists   in    Inter- 


1  ,  4  7  1  .  ♦?  7  2        I'lIOToi.RAPIIICl'RINTINC     DEVICE. 

Brcno    Wmhbli,    Kllchberg.    Switzprlan.l       Filled    Aug. 

30.  1922.    Serial  No.  586.162     2  Claims      (CI.  45 — 75.) 

1.   A    device    for    prwluclng    photographic    prints    and 

j    particularly     postcards     on     large     sheets     of     sensitive 

paper,    comprising    In    combination,    a    frame    adapted    to 

(   have    the   sheet    with    the    sensitive    layer    facing    down- 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


■35 


wards  fixed  to  it.  means  adapted  to  displace  said  frame 
longitudinally  in  a  horizontal  plane,  means  containing 
the   source   of   light   with    Its  opening   pointing   upwards 


and  holding  a  negative  to  be  printed,  and  moans  a<lapted 
to  cause  a  displacement  of  the  last  named  means  In  a 
direction  at  right  angles  to  the  direction  in  which  said 
frame  can  be  displaced. 


1.471,673.  ROLL  \VR1TIN(;  TABLET  .Imski-h  .T  Wki.tk 
St.  Paul.  Minn.,  assicnor  to  Herman  Schci  ner,  St 
t'loud,  Minn.  Filed  Nov.  ^4.  1920  Serial  N..  42M,L''jr, 
1  Claim       I  Cj    osi— .^  > 


't 


.-'-' 


In  a  writing  tablet,  a  frame  Includirif;  side  and  end 
bars,  a  plate  having  right  angled  ends  supported  between 
the  Bide  bars  and  having  connection  tlierewith.  means 
extending  through  the  right  angled  ends  and  side  bars  for 
se<uring  the  plate  In  position,  a  table  secured  to  the  side 
bars  adjacent  to  the  upper  edges  thereof,  .said  table  l>e!ng 
of  a  length  to  provide  a  space  between  one  end  thertMf 
and  one  end  bar  of  the  frame,  the  table  having  curved 
upper  and  lower  edges,  spring  clips  secured  to  the  side 
bars,  rolls  supported  under  the  spring  clip,  said  frame 
and  rolls  adapted  to  support  a  web  and  means  for  operat 
ins;  the  rolls. 


1.471.»!74        DRIVING    .VPPARATIS    FDR     RING    SPIN- 
,    NIN(;.    DOIBLING.    AND    TWlSTlNl^,    MACHINERY. 

Thomas  Whitehead,  Queensbury,  England.     Filed  Jan. 

25,1923.    Serial  No.  614,846.    9  Claims.     (CI.  118— 48.) 


1.  In  driving  apparatus  for  spinning  machines,  two 
separate  driving  pulleys  arranged  on  the  same  axis,  spin- 
dles provided  with  driving  wharles,  traveller  carriers  also 


provided  with  driving  wharles  and  Journaled  concentric 
with  the  said  spindles,  endless  driving  bands  operntively 
connecting  the  spindle  wharles  and  the  traveller  carrier 
wharles  with  tlse  respective  driving  pulleys,  and  meani 
for  drivini;  Ihe  .said  spindles  and  traveller  carriers  at  rela- 
tively  different    s[ieeds. 


1.471,67.'..  PUTTY  CLIP.  Wii.li.^m  K  \Vn..soN.  Akron. 
Ohio.  Filed  Dec.  19.  1919  Serial  No  346,000.  1 
Claim.      (CI    24      191.1 


5     'c    * 


A  device  of  the  class  describ<«d  compri.sinK  a  body  hav- 
ing a  slot  adjacent  one  end.  riglit  angularly  extending 
flanges  along  Its  longitudinal  edges,  one  of  said  flanges 
extending  throughout  the  length  of  the  body  and  the 
other  terminating  a  distance  from  one  end  thereof,  a  clamp 
hinged  on  the  edge  having  the  shorter  flange  adjacent  the 
termination  thereof,  the  widtli  of  the  clamp  l)eing  less 
than  ilie  length  of  the  body,_  so  that  the  clamp  does  not 
extend    over   t!ie   .slot. 


1,471.076,  PANTS  PRESSEH 
Minn,  1-iled  July  2.'..  19L*2 
Claim.      iCh    luu — 57.1 


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As  a  new  article  of  manufacture,  a  combined  presser  and 
casing  for  trousers  comprising  a  pair  of  like  companion 
presser  boards  oppoidtely  disposed  arranged  to  receive 
and  completely  house  a  pair  of  trousers,  said  pressor 
boards  having  their  Inner  longitudinal  edges  parallel  to 
each  other  and  hingedly  connected,  their  outer  edtres  Ne- 
ing  tapered  toward  one  end.  means  connecting  the  boards 
together  opposite  to  the  point  of  their  hinge  connection. 
the  meeting  face  of  each  of  the  presser  boards  having 
transversely  disposed  grooves  formed  therein  ad.iacmt  to 
the  mentioned  end  thereof  for  receiving  the  cuffs  of  a 
pair  of  trousers,  said  presser  boards  having  their  meetin- 
faces  also  provided  with  straight  longitudinally  extend 
Ing  grooves  adjacent  to  their  straight  longitudinal  edges 
communicating  with  the  transverse  grooves  for  receiving 
the  seams  of  the  trousers. 


7.>j 


UMJCIAL  GAZETTE 


UCTOUEB  23,  1U23 


1.471.677.        Hi;   l:  1    \  Li.NDLl;      i^'Mi'^M'      I,.««i\1m 
TIVE        >;^...i:u^^     B-vlLi.'-i;,    Kw. ,•...•■-.    :..  ir     L:    -.  ,     Be: 
^.  .n:       r  1  .  .1    J  jiit    17.    lO.'O.      S.  n.ii    N-.    ..■^y.tJifJ.      ;:« 
CUim«.      (CI.    Ill''    -.;9  < 


1.  Ill  a  raultipl'  rvliiitlt  r  1  .,on...rivH  the  combination 
of,  high  pressnr"  ". 'imUr-;  an  I  :■  w  {.rpssure  cylinders; 
the  low  pr»'s.-*ur^  j\  liiuif^r^  ^^'ii:--  in  Unrd  relative  to  the 
high  prossuro  c>  i  :!  !     - 


1.4T1.6TS.      r  M'.:  V-      ''y.'  K'.k   ^v     P.^llinoeh  nnd  .M.bekt 


E     B.iI.LIN'.EB,    I 

rial  No.  54"  74f' 


pland.    Ind       !":1-  i   Mi"     -■:     r'-"- 
1  'MaiTii.      iC:.  104--7>..; 


Ste- 


in  a   device   of 
table  a  cnftinsf  b'a 


the  character  i!'>-.>  ril- ■!  ■^  -  ;;  ;  r"::.- 
<•  «Tiired  aloiiji:  i.iie  <i'._''  :'  '  .•  :aLl>'.  a 
guiding  ni«>nil)«  r  -ij  ir  .1  to  the  table  and  !■  ;•  •  tin^  ther-' 
from.  ;!  •::■■•  :it'l--  !;",•.-•  '■n'-  •nrrv'w,'^  a  ■■'iftini:  blail'- 
operating  with  n-j  :;--'  m- li'icii.'.l  .-ur';'.'  blade,  .h  ■•■-n 
DectlDg  arm  having  j  iv..!ai  vui'.'-''rii>n  '.\ir(;  -h.'  r.if.l.'  ,i:i.l 
havlii);  lav.ita!  •odiiei-tion  witti  t ^f  niovaMt-  '^ar  at  m!i 
end  thereof.  •..  <-aii-:f  the  nx'va'lf  \'nr  r.'  'iinv  :..riL:itud! 
Dally  of  the  tirst  !!i<'tit  i.tip.l  i-u-Mru-  fi:»  r  w'ri,  'h>'  ::  ■■  a'  !■ 
lar  is  forced  dow^iwardly.  amJ  .tkbi.-  r-r  rlaMij.ng  an 
article  on  the  tabl 


1.471.67"       I'lAl.  srri-[,F.Mf:N  ri\'.     hkmi.I'JUT. 

Lolls    Bn.r.,    SV.L'  N'pwton.   Mas-;,    a--;::n.r    ■■■    K-lward 

S.  t;...];:  .-,  '-.:<r,..,  \>wtnn.  Ma«s      I'i;.-!  F -(■    i:'..   Ufjn 

S.-rial   .\"    :;.'^  .'f''.  .'  fhum-i.      ,t:i.  -4tJ — 4>^.4 


1.    A  5  air  'if  hea( 
each   havinj;  a  refri 
plane,    tn*'    .■«cr>^n 
'  '   pri'.:'  ■  ■    11    '"a  'i, 


iiithTs  pach  cunipri><iiic  a  projector  and 
ctive  screen  spac  t!  apart  in  the  same 
if  the  let'c  hand  lieln  haviui;  means 
■f   -ub^taii :  ia.lv   ii\ai    m-js   strtj'in   and 


..I'rur.iita:  :iirtj.>r  ,i\;>  '.'.■',  ■~,\iil.'  ii.\i.il  'li-;[ilar<ui.'i,r .  hdU 
the  .siii'i'ii  •'{  'in  -1^!'  ,  ,'..1  ii.-M.ili-h'  iiavinjj  iiienns  tn 
Ijri/jta't  a  b.-ain  .r'  >,.  :.Hta  ■  '  .a : ,  >  n\ai  iTixs  Hei'Slmi  aud 
:  "Vizor.'A]  jiia.:-:  aii-  .if  _■■.■.-.-  I.ai-'''  '(vm  rhat  of  the 
lift  ;,a:;d  iu-adli^ht  and  dV-  '  ia[i',  ;■;  4  "a'-  iMMliai  -.ix]-^  of 
said  pair  of  screens,  the  upii.r  ,'uA  of  tin  v.-rtlcHi  a\  ■<  of 
the  left  hiii'l  h*»am  beltiir  ^ni-ian  >iall>  ,(!  tlii-  I.m  a  1  -f  the 
lamp. 


^:l••.'^0.  REENFORCED  II.ASTir  CONTAiNiK 
M*'ii!i:i:  nEns.sTKiN.  San  Francisco.  Calif,  lil-d  Mar. 
-.  li'--      >.-:..:.%..    -,41:143.     1  Claim.     (C\    .:.:>    -i  :,. , 


\n  article  of  the  class  described  comprising  a  reinforc- 
ing consisting  of  wins  twisted  togetlier  to  form  eloiigat<d 
loops,  and  a  plastic  material  forming  th<-  article  sur- 
rounding the  reinforcing,  the  n-inforcing  b»ing  arranu'il 
to  lie  with  the  loops  substantially  parallel  to  the  plane  of 
the  inner  and  outer  surfaces  of  th**  article  and  closely 
adjacent  the  surfaces  thereof  whereby  n|. n  any  war  of 
thf  article  the  loops  of  reinforcing  wiil  iri\iir  \)i)diie 
wear. 


'T'  ■'-!  \i'i'\l;\l'>      ]ii';      !'[K;ni;      r|-K\.\<;E8 

'A  nil     1  '.\viii;i;i;i.     \  ;  1:1         ■  ^ ,, ,  .    .i.,iin    i^.ntley 
liK.\M>.  Sydo.y     \    ,s    V  Wales.  AuHtraiia.     Originiil 

Uipliratiun   fl!..l   .Ma.--.    7.    i'jiy.   Serial   No.  2S1.189.      I>i- 
1  !•■  1    1!   I   ''1^    ippllcatlon  fll.  d  July  11.   1021.     s<  rial 
N-    4>3S»lu.     ;;  Clalm.s.      (Cl.   110--28.) 


Pi-r^ 

■'-  1 
1 

'<\ 

1 
1 

1  .\  tniiii.T  I'lr  thf  furpoiK'  di.-.-or,L»  d  (■iiiii|,ri>iiip  4 
waier  laok.  t»'ii  Ilareil  iu'/,/,lr.  a  .-iillar  surronndini?  aii'l 
spac'il  ttini  -iitiil  ni'Zzli  ai  a:r  lilisi  ii.ii  ■  rirlosiiii;  said 
collar  ai.i!  xipplyin^  ;.r">-,,>  air  t  hiri't...  --aid  collar 
h.iv:n_'  ai>»'rriir>-s  lea'Unir  fi^^-;  tin  ,nr  t'last  tioi  to  thf 
inr»-rl.!r  of  ttit>  •^ollar  arul  a  rir^  liri'  k  li.-r  N.x  ronst ructf.l 
"'■  i'p'ti  wiirk  tlr"  hrtrk  '.'"a'.,]  I'l  fi-Mi.r  of  th«-  !  unii-r 
:.-/zle. 


!  4TI  f>J       PORT.AHI.E   KM  a    TKir    I..^N'IEH.\        iahMi^ 
1'.    H'  HNET,  South    Norfolk.    Va  ,   a^>i^;1l<>^  of  one  lialf   !.. 
William    W,    .Slaymak'T     I'hila.l.-lptna.    I'n       Filed   .lun 
-"..      1920.        Serial      No       ,''.iM  .6.".''         4      Claims.         d  1 

i;4(»-  ■>,.").  I 

1  In  a  portable  device  nf  the  characti-r  di'xcribed.  'He 
comiilnation  of  a  casing,  a  tnotTir  located  within  the  low  i 
portion  of  the  casing  snd  having  a  vertical  shaft,  aii 
♦■iectric  lamp  locateti  at   ttie  .sidt>  of  tti^  raxing,  meani^  for 


OCTOBKK  23. 1923 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


787 


energizing  tlic  lamp  including  a  gcm-raior  actuaird  by  the 
motor  and  disiHiis  d  thorialMiva  a  windin'.;  dcx  In  coiiipriK 
Ing   a    wiiidint'   sliuft    •■xt'iidin;;    i.ni  v\  .anl!  y    irniii    ibc    saiil 


shaft,  gearing  connecting  the  shafts,  and  means  for  opt-r- 
ating  the  winding  shaft  liaving  a  reciprooatory  member 
extending  tlirough   the  top  of  the  caHlng. 


1,471, B83.  CALCULATI.NC;  MArHINE.  FpwAiiD  Ri  s 
sKM.  ri.AUKK,  dfceasod.  lat.'  <if  London.  England,  by 
Fianc.s  Maud  RuMUcilClarke.  ixecutrix.  London.  Eng 
land,  assignor  to  Autokal  Syndicate  Limitt'd.  London. 
England.  FikKl  Dec.  9.  Iftl'J.  ?!erial  No.  34.3, »12n.  22 
Claims.     K'l,  J 3. ".-60  1 


1.    In  a   (alculailng  inachin/'  thi-   combination  of  a   plu- 
rality   of    members    each    wiKirntely    movable    parallel    to 
Itself    in    two   directions  at    right    angles,    a    plurality    of 
stops    which    when    .set    up    determine    tli«'    j.oHitions    into 
which  thew  members  move,  a  .series  of  longitudinally  mov 
able  rods   by    means   of  which    the   determining   stops  nre 
set   up,    the  ends  of  these   nxls  being  all   group<il    like  a 
chess  board  in  rows  parallel  in   two  directions  and  in  onc 
pUne,  a  series  of  knives  each   adjipted  to  re<iprocate  to 
wards  and    betwwn    the   grouped    ends    of    the    t^top   set- 
ting rods,  keys  by  means  of  which  these  knive.s  are  actu 
ated,   and   key  controlled   means   for   shifting  the  ends  of 
the   stop    setting    rods    in    rows    at    right    angles    to    the 
knlTes  so  as  to  bring  the  ends  of  the  rcnls  into  the  paths 
of  the  knives  as  set  forth. 
315  O.  G.— 48 


1.471,684.      (  Al.riLATINci    MACHINE.      Knw.*!.;'    Krs 
sKia,  t  i..\  iiKi:,  di-ciasoil,  l<\    Franias  Maud  IJiiss.'l  I  CUirki  . 
ixi-.aitrix    l.ondmi.   laikjiand,  assigiin!-   tn  .^iiinkal   Syn  1; 
'.'t'     l.iiiiitrd,    l.oniion.     LiiulaiHl.      I'ik'd    L»<.'<-.    '■•.     I'.H'.i, 
S.iia!    No     14;;.«:{0.      I.-   ciam-.s.      (CI.  233 — 60.) 


1,  In  a  raliailating  machine  for  pcrforniitu'  .'i.Miti..!!  ..r 
subtraction  the  combination  of  a  si  rli  s  of  ■ '.I'piT.ii  in^: 
mechanical  units  «'ach  comprising  a  pair  nf  piv.. tally 
mounted  <urvcd  sectors  one  nf  which  i>.  tiL.thi-.i  i.n  its 
concave  side  while  the  other  is  t<Mitiied  on  its  c.uii.i  side. 
a  double  pinion  adapted  to  engage  either  of  the  ttM.thed 
sectors,  a  number  wheel  carried  by  the  dimhle  [liniim.  and 
a  deteiil  )iy  means  of  whicli  the  nuuiher  wlieei  i^  i.M-keil 
against  rotation  except  when  the  pinion  .^  in  inuaLTenieiit 
with  one  oi'  the  sectors,  means  liy  which  aU  the  double 
pinions  can  U*  simultaneoujily  moved  into  enjraifemeut 
with  either  of  the  sectors  in  their  respective  iniit>,  and 
means  for  moving  and  [xisitionlng  the  sectors  in  accord- 
ance with  items  fed  into  the  machine  as  set   forth. 


l,471.t;.S.a        C.\LCrLA'l'INt;     MACIIINK        I'luv  u:i.     Kik 
SKM   Ci.vuKK.  deceased,  hy  Frances  Mau<i  Russell  Clarke, 
executrix.   London.   England,  assignor   to  .\iitokal   Syndi- 
cate    l.irniiel.     1  iindon,     laiglaml        I'ilerl     I  lec     '.1.     1H19. 
Seri.al  No.  :i4:!.»;."n.      ::  Claini^:        iCi.  ■_';;.-,      r.o  , 


2.  In  a  calculating  machine  the  romhination  nf  a  type 
writing  machine  having  tabulating  and  numeral  keys  the 
former  being  operative  to  bring  the  paper  relatively  to 
the  printing  point  into  a  quantify  or  price  ix.sition,  mech 
nnism  for  j)erformlng  nuiltipUcation.  denomination  selec- 
ting and  numeral  keys  which  actuate  this  mechanism  the 
numeral  keys  being  operative  only  to  feed  items  Into  the 
machine  as  and  to  the  extent  determined  by  the  actuation 
of  a  denomination  selecting  key,  these  keys  lieint:  i>osi- 
tloned  so  that  actuation  of  a   tabulating  jtev   in  the  tyi>e- 


7r^8 


w  ritint;  mimhice 
»»'lp«:tine    kpy    in 
'if  a   numt^rnl  kfv 
movcmenr  >•(  a   i)< 


im 


+  :;.';••';      tiki; 

I'rRiis,    Sharon 
4^V.*..:l'.<       7   •  I.-. 


()FFT(;iAL  (GAZETTE 


( )rTOBKR  23, 1923: 


III  cause  movfment  "f  n  ilfiiDmlnat  !■  :i 
hp  oalculatliip  machint-  an. I  artuarinii 
in  the  typt^writiiiu'  marliin.-  will  .mh-i 
ral  kpy  in   th*^  ral.iilatiiie  machine. 


r'rriNi;    imi"I.emf\i      \  \iw  is  j. 

I'a.      Filr.I    May    13,    i:*-'l        S.-n-il    \o. 
ms.      (CI.    I.'i4      :t.  I 


1  \  I .  .  I '  I  «  ■'  r  -  r  r 
>  ■•111  |>ri-.iii.'.  !  1  't  h 
tip>-  hoMinir  rnfaii 
'  •■>[    suii[...rv    nnil 


1   47  1  ';s7       >[:.\I. 

Ill      a'isu'ii'T    r- 


S»Tl;,  !     \ 


ip;iini'  ni)''»'r  fr'^m  rh.    :;»'.rir  ..f    i   tire. 

Mill:.'   ni>'>ln<,     i    r....l    <iii'"r'    n'i.i\.-    xaii| 

I    i'lit'ins   flfnitMt'    a'i  jiisfa '!'■    in    -^aifl 

a    ruNb.  r    <tri[i[.lnL'    ■■l.'tii.!;'    Jdj'is;  iblf 


\rt    Nn'.f'lry    .M.ni'i  fai  t -irini;   '■■■•!.;   i  riy. 


tii'ai;r     III      .1    I  orjxirarioii   ..f  Illiiifii>       ^■il.■.|    .Ian.   .'{1. 


.-.33.1.?r.       :t  flai 


<•:    I'M    -3.) 


1.  In  a  i.r.~-  \  th-  .l,i--  .i..s.Tii..'.i.  tt,,-  ■■.m'  iiiHtion 
of  R  franif.  a  >'  i  r  i<lriary  di.'  ni.'ni!->T  tn.iniitfil  in  th  franii- 
an  a<-tiiatin_'  !.'\»r  pivnrally  mn'uir.'d  ..n  th.'  franr-  aii'! 
pr'ni,!.il  -Airh  •■■■•jnrri''  pr-s.surt' aj-jjly ini;  ux'an-;  .m  an.! 
In  p.:.-.  ntri'-  r.-l,it:.  n  to  r:i.'  :i\is  ..f  sai<i  Icvr  :\  i;i..va!.|.- 
.ii"  in.'m'HT  1...  ;ir..i  adjM'.'nr  r..  th.'  stati.'iiarv  di.'  m.-in 
'•''r,  )r:.l  a  [.r.'>-i!iri'-<1istri».uf inir  ^h.x-  mmntn-r  in  rix-kUig 
:i..'>  ri.r, (';'..■  •  ti_'.i  it-nif  nt  with  said  •■ri'cn  t  ri'-  pr'ssuri>- 
a['[.lvir;i:  ni'vin<  r|  sai«l  Ihv.t  ..iii.l  rn'.\  a!!--  at  an  ari;;|p 
with    r.-p..,  ■    r,.   rS  .■   (.ath   -f   m..v..'n.-iit     -f  -Hi,!  ni..vaM..  .Up 


i:u>m!-'>r     Biii.l    >h.." 

<a;.l   n...;  .11 .1.    ,\\f   n 


'   'h'f  '•.■nr.r    .f    ri.-    rii..\a''l.-   i)i>'    ni.'Ui!... 


l->n^*h  wi- 


,ai.' 


r471.fl.S.S       SK.M 
111  .    assifftior    '■ 
I  hi<Me..,    Ill  ,   1   '' 
ir».'J       Spri.'il   ,\', 
1,    In  a  prpss  ,if 
a    frump,    jin    ..pt^rij 
framp.   a    stati>>nn 
monnr.-<1  ailjaoont 


h.'in;:    !..<-ar.'.!    (..-tw.'.-n    thi-    U'v.t     i  tkI 
•■in' -T  ^;"I    I'Tt'  inline  ..ii    oiiii.wit..   <iilf>s 


r    m    ,1    'lir.M  r  i.iti 


!.-v..r 


•RKSS       FhaMs    II     K^NUv     iiak    I'rirk 
-\rt    N'..\-.-ltv    Mariitfa'turin.'   <'i,ni|ianv 
■■rj.orati-n    ..f    Illin.iis.      F.l.il    i'^■.•     1  >4 
•'i07.t>17       '.<  <  Ininw       .  (  I     101      .T  i 
th>'  cln.'<H  'l«»<<rrih*'.l    rhf  '■(.nitiinaf Lm  of 
iftln^    l.'VfT    pivntally     m..iint...!    in     tho 
•    dif    mPtnb^T.   a    m.'val.l.>    di.-   ini'nihcr 
I  Raifl  statiiiTiary  di''  mpnibfr.  I'unneot 


ini:  moan-  .i|«T:itiv..lv  .i.rmr.'t.'d  with  and  ft.rminK  an 
..pt'rativ.'  riinn.  .'ti..n  N..tw...'ii  .said  ..p.-rat  inj:  Ifv.'r  aiifl 
said    nuivRM,.    di»*     rniinn.T    itnd     .-..inpri-lnLr    an     .■idl'istinc 


srrow  intiTiH>.«i*d  h.  tw..^n  said  Ii-vcr  and  Maid  movahle  dif 
m.'mhfr  and  adapt. d  t.i  pnati:.>  said  inovahlp  die  ra»'mlM"r 
t"  b»>  adjust. 'd  with   r.-siHH-t  !<•  said  ..p.-ratiiiK  l.'vcr. 


1  ■t71.t".H!t       HAND   K.MI'.HolItKRINt;    MACHINE.      KKnz 
F'Is.Hii      .Naf.lH.    Switz.rland        Kil»(l    Mar.    31,    lifJl 
S..rial  .\...  4,-7,470      Iflaims       .  ri.  I  1  L' -  !»4. 1      (Grant.'d 
md.  r  the  prnvisiuiis  of  th.'  a.  t  of  Mar.  .'',,   lO'Jl,  41  .<<fat 

!.  .  l.'!i:',  1 


'•    1''     I    han.l   .  nii.r'  I'l.-rin;;    n,,i,'hni.'      t    d.'.i.-''    f..r  sh.irt 
"ning    th.'    >tn.k.      .r    Ui.-    .irriaj.     wh.-ri    draw  in-    cut    th.- 
thr.-a'l     '■..mpri-inc     in      ■■  irn'iiria  r  h.ti    a     frarii.-,    a     rarr!a>;p 
rh.r.-'.n     -hafts    in.'iiiif'd    in     '  h.^      arri.ik;''     tlir.'ad    'Iraw.T- 
carrit'd  ;.>    tii.     -n.afr-     '.ar-   li,:n^    th.  ir    inn.T  .n.ls   |iiv.n 
ally    Conne<-t.'d     r,,     t',.-     .'ran."       '.rm-     ri-i'lls      I. inn.-,  till     i" 
the  -tiaffs   ft  ml   ".xii.U    -a.nn.  ■  •'  .1    t.^    r  t,,.   ,  nr'  r  .-n.ls  ..f   th.' 
bars    \vhiT.-i'\     ,1     I'i.'-i.'    Ilk.-    rih'ti'.n     i-    |ir".lu'-.-d    In'tw...'!! 
rh-   hars  and    arm-   ilirini.-    '!i.-   nijtvv.irl    -tr.kc  ..f   th..   .-ar 
riaite    so    th.ir     th.-     'hr./nl     ilraw.-rs    ar.-     iinp.'ll.d     '1"V\  n 
wardly  to  la  .-•■   :h.    ■Iii-.a.!-  !••   l"..!'l   l[it.i  a   I.;*. p. 


♦  Tit".!".      !■  V !  \  r  s['i;,\>  IN",  .vi'i'.vii  vn  .<      .;iiA\r  c. 

Kisir    and     \;kkki.    M     .'i  mmis.;-     Chir.,.    Calif        Fil.'.l 
V'f.r     !7      111...'        S.'riai    N"     ."..".."...■.Is       f,   riainis.       (,("1 
9 1-^4, 5 


<W 


fX 

*»  r  A 


1^  **.>«■ 


^o 


1  V  spriniiii;  aj.i.arat'i-  iinlnlini,'  a  rtui.j  r.intainimr 
r.'r«i(.ta.d..,  a  niiiliiL'  h.'a.l  arri.'.l  th.T.'h\  and  con^il.itlni-' 
'.f  a  bully  pr.ivhlp.l  with  a  fluid  dis.-hari;.>  'luct  npcnint:  at 
'in.,  .nd  ti.  tht-  ai  rn.ispti.r.'  fim!  its  nppi.siti'  I'nd  cornmtinl 
.•••(tinr:  with  ftif  intprii.r  ..f  th.'  r...a'pturlc.  a  fluhl  r... ■<•!%■- 
inu'  tiiU'  at  the  Inl.-f  .'tid  .f  sahl  dm-t  and  ..vtcndinK  int.. 
til.'  ilnid  within  rh.-  r.^fprind..  a  valv.'  within  s.-ild  t!.:ld 
inlft  durf,  and  a  valv.'  ...[it  r.ll.il  air  ilu.t  i-iiinmuntfat  hi'.' 
with    said    fluiil    .lis.hary.     .In.  i    and    I  hf    interior   of    ^taid 


OCTOHKK  L':{,  1928 


r.  S.  I'ATENT  OFFK  E. 


7:^9 


reoptaclp  whereby,  on  the  ad.ju-tni<'nt  of  lis  valve,  prcg 
surf  is  admitted  into  the  receptacle  t..  rais**  the  fluid 
within  thi.  rt'civing  tube  and  I.,  s'lppl.v  an  atntnizini:  :nr 
stream    iil"   -a.d    lliiid   dischargi'  dint 


\.\~\y:.y.\.    i.ockim;  nFviri:     \v^.I.f.^M  e.^knksi  iimi- 

liis.  I. ..lis;   r.eiK-h.   Calif.      Filed   Mar,   7,   \\vr.\       S.ria     \'i. 
'■■-'.".,  lli;        If   laini        I  <  1     •.".•(■,      47    ■ 


l,471,6itl        FFriliPRKSSrKF   MOTOR       FiMHiC     (Jam 
TIN,  riarptnont.   N.  H..  as.stpiior  to  Sullivan    Machlner> 
Company,    a    Corporation   of   Mansaihuselts,      File.)    F.  1 
i:«,     VX1.\.        Serljil     No.     ;ii;i,4,S4         ir.     ("laim-         iCl 

r.'i     12.) 


??-T'r 


Iii  .1  'I  s.'il  b.xly  <-onstrui'ti>«ti  iniMudin^:  spac.'d  upper 
-ide  rails,  a  t  raik  I'.-ir  pivotallj  fiUptn.rti-*!  betwi'eii  the  rall- 
al  i.'i.'  .,("  its  .-lids  said  si.lc  rails  haxinp  el(>ni:at<sl  o^m't. 
mus.  a  I... It  .arri'-il  l.y  th.'  oii;>osite  .'ild  of  the  trHi-k  bar  an.! 
rnovalii..  ui  th.'  <  luUfMied  (.[m  iiiiiL's.  window  s.'.'tions  operat 
inu  und.T  th.'  lr:ii-k  bar  and  i-.arryinn  r.  llers  inovahl..  m, 
'i  '  "■•■1  K  *''i!  ami  ni.-fins  disp.is.'i!  abov.  the  track  bip*  an. I 
coiit.'K  nni;  thii.'wjt'i  f.  t  niovin:.'  the  tiai.'k  bar  and  window 
ne»ti.>i,.s  i..  .1.:!.  a  Uiii.lini;  icti'.n  b.  t\v.'.  n  th.'  \viiii|..i\ 
8f<-tl<>iis  an. I  !l  .  ir   i  ram.  - 


"X.    K   fluid   pressure  motor  foiuprisiny  a   .ylind.  r,    a    pis 

ton    therein,    a    fluid    preB«ure   actual,  d    \\\\\> ntnllinL' 

the  movements   of  said   piston,   a   throwing'  passat;.'   th.  i. 
for  havini;  a  lix.d  inlet,  and  means  f..r  var>int'  ili.'  lenuth 
of  s;ild   thr..«lnK  passage   and    if-    \  uluni.  t  ric   .■.ip.aiii\ 


MTi,i;;.(      wKi.niNc;  .\\h  cr'n"i.\(,  torch      .mkx 

^  M'TH    !      .lt,NMNs.  H.'iltiniore.  Md       I'iled    !  i.  •     >;     Vtll- 
.^.  n.il  .\',,  :;4;i.(it;.'.     .s  tlaims       k  i    i,'->s      27.4   ' 


1,1 71, ♦;'.•■-'     Ror.\in     harrow      vm.ukw     \v     ci  mi. 

HoUHton.     T.'\,        Fib'd     Aul'      .".1,      1!»2'J         S.ria  i      N'.. 
,-.S.''...^01'.      10  Claims.      O'l,   .'.,'.-^i;{., 


i-m^m^m 


'zo 


1      ill     a     L.T'  ,1      .1     n.ad     ],,u,,i!,.;     :n.b  |..  [i.lent     pa--,-i  ::..s 

therein     lor    ^;as.  -     !   .     1..-    ini.x.'il,     m     'oni  .ina  t  i"!i     with     ,'i 

I    burner    up   liavin;;    a    parjratr.'   fh.  r.'in    i..r   nuv.'ii    cas..-    i., 

I    he   burned,    and    a    mi-mh.'r    int.'tp.'-.'d    h.  twi'.'n    -aid    h.  ad 

anil    tip  and    soparale    iherefrom   ;in<l    h.'iMtii:   a    uroove   in 

one  face  for  the  mixture  of  -as.'s,    said   gvn^y-  communl- 

I    catlnj;    with    ..ach     of    the    paKsa::i'S    in     th..    he;i,|    find     ih.> 

r;i>^^''i>i.     Ill    'h.'    tip.    for    ihr    pni-ii..-.'    s.t    f   rth 


I  h\hkKh"k  h\K-\ 


1.  A  di.vbf  of  the  character  described.  .  ornprisinr  a 
main  fram.'.  an  auxiliiiry  frame  hinged  nt  its  inner  end  to 
each  end  of  said  main  frame,  a  stub  axl.'  carried  by  .  .-i.h 
atni.iary  fram..  and  ixtcndlntr  mitwardix  thereof,  a  Irac 
Hon  wheel  includitiL'  a  rim  mounted  on  i-acli  of  said  ail.'-. 
wild  wh..ls  beint  provided  with  ..iii  w.-irdly  .'ii.tiirni: 
harrow  teeth,  said  auxiliary  frame  leine  adaidi'd  c.  swin:^ 
downwardly  to  dis|«i.-e  said  wheels  horizontally  wilh  th. 
harrow  teeth  thertn.f  proJectiuK  downwardly,  th.  rim  .  I 
one  wheel  hein^  j.rovided  with  an  annul.'ir  irroov.'  t  .  r.- 
c.  he  the  rim  of  the  oth.'!'  wheel,  and  draft  m.'ans  .on 
nx-trd  with  said  frjinuv 

**  A  ih A  ic  of  111.'  .  lararti-r  di-r-iibed,  .  .inprisini.-  a 
main  cross  frame  formed  of  a  jitiir  of  spaced  antle  lron«. 
a  pair  of  similarly  formed  auxiliary  fr.ames  piMit.'d  to 
the  outer  ends  of  said  main  fram.'  in  .Tlin.-mpnt  Ih.r.'wiili, 
an  axle  block  rigidly  mounted  b. 'tween  the  angle  irons  of 
each  of  said  aiixili.iry  franies,  said  blocks  being  provided 
with  outstanding  stub  axhs.  traiiion  wheels  mounted  on 
Mid  axles  and  proviil.-d  with  out -tandlntr  harrow  teeth. 
Mid  wheels  being  adapted  to  -wing  downwardly  to  a  hori- 
sontal  position  with  said  harrow  teeth  profectinL.'  down 
wardly,  and  draft  means  connected  with  gaid  frame. 


I    »T!.i;;t.".       .urn   I.ir'l        ImM"!:    Mamhi'-n    Kki.ik^    ;uoi 
OKI. 11. .t     Ai\\     SriwuM      .Ir,     S'litli     l',r"WIl^vi!i.^     i'a 
Fil.'d    Mar,    .".1.     IP^-.'        S.Tial    X.,     r,4s4-,r,        ,     .   iaims. 

(CI    2r.4     n:i  ' 


1  .\  liftin;.'  device  .-omprisl'i'.'  a  -upportin-  ..ail  a  tllt- 
ab'.'  unniber  carried  ..n  said  rail,  means  .-mri.-d  by  the 
tiltable  member  for  I'ligaging  an  object  to  iie  lift..!  and 
means  for  tilting  tie  tiltable  member,  said  mean-  im  Imlinp 
a  swindling  lever  tar  pivotally  conmcted  at  one  .^n.l  t..  'he 
tillable  member,  and  pr  ivi.led  with  a  forw;ird  .M  i.-i"-; 
togL'le  links  i-onmcting  the  tillable  m.'mb.'t  ami  tlu'  -'ip- 
[)ortii;g  rail,  said  toggle  links  being  contie.'t.'.t  at  ih.'ir 
junction    to   the  -aid   exiersi.iii   ,.f   the   swingin-    i.'\.r    l.af 


•40 


•  71. 696.  TELE 
John  Jzssisc.s 
I'rivatf  Tph-|)hi 
i.in.l.       P'll'-.i    M 

C^ainx.       Ml.     ] 


'HONE.      Joseph    Kay,   Stcx-kport.   and 
London.  England,  assigmirs  to  I'rftnipr 
n*^   (Jompany.    lyimitiH].    Stoi'ktxirt.    Ens; 

r     _•■-',     UfJl.       SfTial    N.K    454, .■'.SH.       :i 
70 — !•!»  I 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcToitKB  23.  1923 


^26 


mUi^mm' 


'¥ir^^^r§f% 


•3 
JO 

2 

2,5 


.34 


of  fht' '''•anillt-stiik"  tyi**.  th«*  I'umbiiiation  with  .i  rylimlri 


1.    In    ail    111  riTiiiiiiiiiunirar  loll    tahU-    ..r    •i>'^-< 


cal    I'asiiiff   riHigtit 
on*"  >'n(l   wall   at 
i)f    (itii.l-i     irraiifc'.M 
fow-i    m"iinrt>d   oi 
a^cllat^>  rinirin?  h; 
stuils.    a    s[>r',iii: 


utinL'  the  h&M^  of  thp  in-iimimt^nr  with 
lit'  bottom  rh»»r»M,f.  a  plurality  -'f  palr^ 
in  -taiit  '';iriri^  ;ii  !•*•■  purallel  iri'uat.' 
'Ill'  iipptr  "11(1  wall  pf  th»'  '-asinK,  an 
ir  nionnffil  ..o  inir  iiKiiiat^'il  from  s;iiil 
^iitT'ilI'ii    ari'')iri-    «[H>akini:    i'ar    rarrifil 


iiiaM^  piidwisH  ;i  "lui  r»!  v  ii\   ^aiil  ^rmls  tit'tw>'«-n  th*-  rin. 


IniT   bar    and    th.' 
[»ara:l-|    *  \\\\    rh. 


Mpp^T    'A  a  i; 
Tliii;;riK   har. 


piurality    if  ipvrfurjir ions  arran.;>^i  in    in  ,ir -uat-'  r' 


ihf  ^ani'-.   iiiid  a  p 


!jralit\    i,i   «priti:;  ''niitrollj-,!   -■niifact    elf 


vii'es  in   rh"-   form   ot   pl'nii;frs  insulat.'d  oii>-  tr<m\   anothf-r. 


muvahlp  .-ndwist- 
hai  ine   ►•ai'h    at   itK 


u     i'lapv.,i    r 


.aid 


•li 


1.471, ''.'.(7  .UFA 

I>.VNT  Ki:^st; 

vakia  K;1.-.J    .■> 

Claim-  ri    ]. 


.f     rh..     o:iHi!i, 
■;jiid   sp-'ak;  i; 


ami    dispost-d 

1  a  r   ha\ \ni    \ 


'•reagine  circumfprenflal  vplorlty  towards  the  large  .  nd 
of  fwid  (oiiical  njllt^r.  kf^pini:  par.'  with  thi'  c«"iline  of 
the  sii<;ar  nia.^s,  wlitT'a.\  ttu-  latr<  r  is  pn-vi-ntpd  from 
crystallUtnic. 


1.471  <WS  Ul  I   IlKMi    \riN(;        KLEtTKir        VlOTriK 

(irirx)  Mazz.v    I'urin.  Italy       Fil.Hl  Apr    12,  19'_'1.     .^^rlal 
.\.>    4il*l.i;77        10   ClHiiUH        111.    172      12H  1 


II  thf  ijpiM-r  ►'nd  wall  of  thf  casintr  and 
i:iii«T  »«nd  a  -;houldert><1  h^-ad.  i-ach  of 
whii-h  head.*  i«  aclapte<i  to  ennagc  said  spoakin^  bar  In  oik* 
of  ftiiid  p«-riorarion]i  and  thereby  <lide  the  bar  ■■ndwi-ie,  a.nil 

p.'i<f!  rhn>uj  1  Its  ^lort.■d  p-Tforifi  pii  and 
ih_'iiis  iiar  a-i^l  -.,  '..-  .':_'!_'. ..|  \  •  hf- 
•    shiuidLr 


111   a    --iiiiir. ■<■;!' I :,  ^'   :i.ii..r    .i    iiia^'ii.  •    inil   :-a.siiii;   ^  ■  in 
prisiiii:    •».)    I'.iv.-r    [il.ii.s    ..f    iiw^ulatiiii.'    material    ha^ini.' 
;-!iil;al    _'ro..\.*    f'.rnifd    ih>T>'iir     an.l    ronnei-ilim    strips    nf 
rna;.MU'!!(-    in.iteriil    ti.uin_-     .siLiuiar   fiid    [M.rtiniis   iD'Ojnf.d 
in    the    ^roovpg 

!     In   a  n't'lprivcHf  in;;   neit^r     .i    niai:iietii'   ''iil,    a   ■■or.    ar 
ransr»'d   to  reeipr.ie.a  t.-  iherfin   and   havin_'    i   '"'nal    r.-- • -- 
an    aiifotrniT  ic    swit-d     ■•..iii[)ri-;'i .;     -ipririi.-    .arns-    eiten,lin>; 
i    Into    the    r'M>-ss    and     ■•■iitacts   on    ^aid    a:ni~    !n.'%a'dr   lnt'> 
i    and  '<ut  '.f    ■nnt.iet    i>>    -he  -.■rdiir...-a  r  i,.n-    .f   'he  .-.^rc 


tATl   S    F<i|{     MAKINi,     SI  <,.VK     Ftl.V 

KK      K'  f.Ks,      i'.-a^'ue  Nnsie       I 'z.'cho.slii- 
pr     '.»      !■'-■-'        >•  -;  il     N   .      -n7  J  47        .3 


1.471  ^109       ARTIFHIAI     >IIK    .\  M  >   M  !    Tl  K  t|  i  <  iK  M  \  K 
I\(;   TllK    SAMK       C'Hirs    >       \Iki.,n     I'.ala     I'a        FU'-d 
May    l.',,    l'.'_"-'        ,<.  rial    S.      ",-n.r.Hi       -    riaiins        (CI. 
IS.   .-54,  i 

-'  The  priM-..H,s  nt  fn.ikM.^  irri!i<ial  -ilk  iv  hii  h  iainsi«ts 
in  di.-!<olvin>;  ■■■•Il iilos.-  tnat'Ti.il  and  '-elhil,!*.-  aei  taie  In  a 
-.oliitiori  <.f  amtniinia  and  i-i,[i(ht  hydrate,  spinninK  th'' 
s.d!iti"ii    fiTin-d     anfl    i>r.-  i  pi'ai  in;:   ilir   spun    inaferial 


\  In  an  apiuiratijg  for  tiw  iiiainifarture  i.f  fondiint  from 
a  hot  vi.tcous  U)il*l  "sugar  mass,  the  combination  with  a 
cooled  catslng  h*viig  a  conical  cavity,  of  a  hollow  conical 
roller  located  in  said  cavity,  an<i  a  helical  groove  forme<l 
In  the  periphery  At  said  conical  roller,  wher*»by  the  hot 
vi.^coiis  sugar  mais  f.xl  into  sjiid  helical  ifr<H>Te  at  the 
ftmall  end  of  said  ionlcnl  roller,  in  caused  by  thf  rotation 
of   said    conical   roller    to    advaiiee    at    a    coiitinuou«lv    In- 


1.471. ""►(I       I'l^TiiN   KiN'i        i"Ki-  \I    .\IiM,i-u  .  Saerament. 
•  'alif        Fii.-.l    M,n     y.i      l'c_-j        S.rial     \n      .-.tU..'^21 . 
<  'lairiis        ill     74      l"tii  I 


4.   / 


1  In  a  piitton  rinj;.  a  croov.-  v\n  in  the  lower  face  there- 
of and  positioned  witii  rewixxt  to  the  outer  periphery  of 
the  ring  to  collect  oil  from  the  wall  of  the  cylinder  In 
which  the  (dittoii  muvcH,  and  ar<'uate  groove*  cut  eccentric 
with  the  ring  circle  from  the  Inner  face  of  the  ring  inter- 
medlate  the  upper  and  lower  face.s  thereof  to  meet  and 
intersect    the   first    named    groo\e 


OfTOUfcK  21-1.  lSr23 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


741 


1.471,701.    SHOCK  ABSORHEn  FOR  RATLROAI>  CROSS 

1N(;S       .)<iii\    Nfi.sov.    Ottawa      KaiiK       Filed    Mar     \1 
192."?.      Serial    .Vo    CIM.F.'LV      "J   flainis       (('1     l'4f,      -l,-,7   ' 


'-     K  -M-trij'TJ 


;r'-''*-s^7r 


II 


Ui- 


looped  cnils.  n  trnriKverwe  head  ple<H'  adjipted  to  be  en- 
unge<l  \\iih  Miid  loo|>ed  ends  and  damped  therein  by  said 
iKdtK,  «  foot  having  itiw.ar<l  extending  brackets  provided 
with  open  top  slut  Heat-,  and  lower  \-ertically  adjustable 
ext'nsions.  Hide  railH  h.avinj:  detachiilde  connection  with 
K«id  In  ad  piece  nnil  l.ateia!  pins  detachably  engaging  the 
seats  of  said  brncketn,  the  lower  extensions  of  said  foot 
liaviiig  inturned  «  ihIh  adajited  wtien  the  bed  1-  knocked 
do«n  for  Connection  with  said  clamp  bolts  to  form  with 
the  running   board  (if  the  car  a   luggage  carrier 


7  The  combination  with  a  railnwid  IraiW  ii..s-.tnu'  or 
frMg,  of  a  k:ro<ivc  tilllni.'  bridge  r'-seniblintt  a  <  r,is-  and 
r>dnforclnv'  w  ire  (•nilH'<lded  within  the  arm-  nf  -aid  '  '"-^ 
and   extending    longitudinally    ther.sif 


1471.70:;        IiRILL     .SHANK     AND     SLEEVE     .SOCKKI 
Vnthos^     a     Mi  i,.\c,    .Mllnnce.    Ohio,    ansigto.r    \i>     lln 
Buckeye     Twist      Iirill      Cornpany.      .Mlianci.      ohin       a 
I  orporation    of   ubiri       Fib ai    Ma\    27.    lid        Serial    No 
47:?, 01.-.       7    flalms       (Fl.    279      lo;t  ) 


» 


!      \     drill     or     the     like    having    an     integral     straight 
shank    with    concave    flutes    on    opposite    siden    extending 
from  like  flutes  in   the  lK>dy  of  the  drill,  the  faces  of  tto 
fl'ires    being    uniformly    tapered    longitudinaliy    fruin    th 
l>ase  to  the  end  of  the  shank 


1  471,70.'.        AFTOMOHILE    HFH       .TdHN    s 
watha.      Kans         F'iled     Nov       2'».      1922. 
nO;i.7^1       2   Claims.      (CI.   .'>   -!]!»  , 


f>P(>\I.     Ilia 
Serial     No. 


1  A  knock  down  bed  attachment  for  automobiles 
comprising  straps  nd«pte<l  to  be  secured  to  the  running 
board  of  a  car  and  provided  with  outer  looped  ends 
and   Tf^tlcal   clamp   bolts   engaging   the   branches   of   said 


1  4  7  1  To 
I .  I  I  - 1 
11122 


\1.\M1(U,1'     .\1!XI:K     FI>H     I 

10     1'  VI  l//.\.    Fi  ii\  idenci  ,     R,     I 
S.rial    .No     fajT.K'.M        3    Claims 


.\s    i:m;ines. 

I 'lied    I>ec.    20, 
(CI    4S--  180  I 


'■\.  \\\  iiitak.'  mjuiifob!  miief  fnr  t'a-  'iigmes  liaving 
a  thimble  sliap'al  mixer  iiead.  a  inn;:  arioind  the  mixer 
h  .ad  and  having  a  series  of  holes  ii.arallef  with  the  sides 
of  the  mixer  head,  said  inixi  r  le  ad  having  a  plurality  of 
external  annular  ledges  graduallv  reduced  in  size  to- 
wards the  end  of  the  mixer  head,  each  ledge  having  a 
fat  top  -iirfaii  ;it  riglit  an;.'l.  s  to  tlie  sides  of  tlie  mixer 
I  tad  and  an  inclined  iimii  r  fao.  .  a  series  of  holes  under 
I  eh  l<  (Ige  and  incHnial  at  th-  same  nrigl  as  the  under 
face  of  the  ledge,  a  s.-ries  ..f  angular  holes  extending 
through  the  end  of  the  mixer  head  which  has  a  raised 
flat  end  in  which  is  a  funnel  s!ia[>ed  central  hole,  all 
formed  integral,  and  means  for  securing  the  mixer  head 
in  an  int.aki  manifold  of  a  ga-  •  n^in  .  for  the  purpose 
as    described. 


1      4  7  1      7  (•.^  .VFFAKAriS    FOR    TREATINt.    FRESH 

FFTHOLEIM  Hoiiis   V    Portizr.  Tulsa.  Okla       Piled 

o,t      :;      1917  S.ri.ai     No      liM'O^        7    I'laims        (PI. 
183—3.1 


1.  .\iiparatus  for  conserving  ens  and  vapors  from  fresh 
I)etroleiini  as  it  is  produced  nt  the  well  comiirlslng,  a 
closed  vessil   stationarily   supported   at   a   fixed   elevation. 


742 


OFFK  lAL  (iAZKTTK 


H  IdHFK  'Si,  192.'! 


1  471  TOf^  !'r,'>\\|  F-'MSK  Hknki  Ka^z.  El  Campo, 
I'-ii  !-"ii»-'l  A-.'i  -'4  I'.t:.  S.Tiii:  N-  556,207.  2 
(laini!!.      (CI.    :<"      ^4  > 


r 


«n    ,  iMK.-    j.if).    r.,tii(i  .  '1  !_'    r:.-    wf,l    v.ith    >u,,l    \ps-.»'l    anfj    '    t.47 
op.Tatlns    'n    .1.  Ii'..|:-    :ti.-    ff-h    |.T-n|,  um    i,,...    s;ii,l    vs^r;    ;  , 

without    •  X|... <!,):-.•    •j..    ,ii:-   .11-    .!ili.'i.,ri    'a  i !  h    •■xrraiii    'a-;ii,i.'      i  !• 

fer,  sai'i  ns.ik.-  :!,|'  niim.'  n;<,Hi,N  I'-.r  'ir«-akn,_'  lip  r :  f  nj; 
fcrr*".!)-;  ;i  v;iri:iHi!|  liiu>  O'.iiM  '-I.  !  -11  H,ii-1  v.-s>.  I  :,ii.'  iir 
niT'-  natH.'-;  nir.iiri|>M|  within  --aHl  v.'«;h.\  m  rh.'  ji.ir:!  .)f 
•h.-  '.r-.k.':,  jp  oil  l-tr-M'n  f..r  rtx-'ivm.'  .'il  jj.i  rt  i.'].'-  irid 
••i;)<.sin,'  thi'tii  :>/  jrht'  acri,]n  of  rh-'  i-.n'-iMii;  aiiM  iiaro- 
in^!r:i'  outrlow,-  iii.-Jiiw  'mii  n.-ct-'il  t.i  sai.l  •,»>-.<■[  n  h.- r.oy 
tbe  li'jiH'l  may  -irap.-  mi'iinia  rira  lly  'a1i!;-  |i'Tin  ;t '  nig; 
th«»    n;a;iit'  :ia  !■,■'>•      f    a    pa--l:ul    va.uuin    r,i    r-'iri 


i.7o«<  "    PT,K<^i{T''AT     ArrxitATrs-    ron    tndi 

^■'l^'-      AM'      l:l    |-|:.\'llVi,       \|>i\l    \IKNTS      AT      A 

iSr\S(K.       JottEl-H     I.oi  18     UtilTlv       1    iii«      I  rnncp 

1    t  .(>.    25.    Iftl'O.      Serial    Xo.   361,.;U^.      ;;    flaims 


(CT.  177—337.) 


-*KSh' 


1      .1,    ,i    '!fvi^'. 
«    --'/ii  •■n-'a^'int,'    ' 
"ni,'a.;i!j_-    .  l.nu-iit 
t..     -'I'-k     m     t' 
fh.ir'r       kTrfi-iii,]     u' 
for    1m, 'kin 
n:»Mn^     fii,- 
-tiif-     (H.    rl.c    shaf 
\\-',.'n    't'''    lian _'.':■-.   : 


rfU'  '-la.ss  ii.-:4rrii..  .1  a  t,  , .;,  ni^  :  i...  r  ; 
K'ht  .  ni.^aLs  f.,r  ■■mt  ri- ■  1 1  li:;  ^h.'  »..il 
'    f;.t'    main    niiiiih.-r      a    <:;aft  iiiiniii !  •■il 

I>     rarrjfc!     hy     th.      riaii.-'-r-        iii-ans 
th    h.ih^.T-    for    muv.-iii.air    with    'h.     ^;iaf' 
wingini^    .  ith.T    h'li.'tT    iiiii>'[H-nr|..n  t  ly     .f    th 
ami    •ii.-iins    fnr    ro.'kin^    tl..-    I'laff. 
;."'k.'.|    t'i.T'f...    ^h^.:■.■()^     r,.   ^..,-,ii-.'   a 
f    "It:.    hHn.'ffs   >iim'iltati>'Mnsiv. 


3.  Apparatus  for  indiiatiji.'  ami  ion- !-.;in:-  imA.ainnls 
at  receiving  statioiiH  from  n  !;-'aiir  tru  -mir-  n.-  station 
(■omrri-;inK   a    plurality   ^r    rli.,,M.itH     ,.,,    .,f    «iii.h    i»i    i,, 

'  i^-'l  It  the  trrilKniitt!;;.-  -r.it;,'  ,,:,.l  i  ,  Mfh.Ts  of 
wh:h  are  l(K-ate<l  at  the  r>"-:\!ri_'  -riti..ii«.  h  -onn-^  of 
i-;  Dsial  at  the  tranamlttln^-  s;a;,.,ii.  unnn-i  M.iapt.,!  to 
connect  the  same  in  parallel  with  nairt  rheo-rn^  meHns 
incluilinj  a  separate  Kource  of  potential  •  .  ,  h  ..■.■vjn^' 
station  ■■'  reimlatlnK  th'-  tliffrrmr.  .:  ;,.  i  itia.  arross 
thf  :-rm,;H  il.^  of  each  f  >a;r|  r>'i<i  \i  :i  _  -fation  rhi'Owtats 
whereby  the  receiving  »fa  r  i.,i,  \,,|ri^,  .  ;■,-  i  ,.j,,  ,.>|tjal 
that  of  the  transmittiru  -'a; !  i  rli.  .-lai  tir,!;;.  nitaim 
for  conneetiti.-  ^ai'l  '  ■  i  iismn  t  i  ;i^  -'a'l'.r,  ,(,,..  ,^. .,  j  ^^.jtf, 
earh    of    -;aM     -.■■  •■! ,    ^ ^  Ma  ti  m     i ',.  .  .-r  ii  t .      .,  ,,t     ^n\^^ 

'.wniit    ;;ic. millet;     a     v.lrm.-t.T      i!,.!     '.rn.ina!     -Ji.Iin-    'am 
'■>■''      an, I    ,'!:rr''iir     ,ii,r  rihiii,  ,rv    for     .ii- .---i  v  ..ly     snryinfcf 
■i,n[i.-<  r  )i,ii<    S40..\..,  I,    ,,,.,1    t  ra  !,-ii,.-i  ,ii_    -,,,;■,,     ,,f      u,-,-    ,,( 
■i      ~i    !     Sritlxe     circtiitM     hikI     Haid     receiving     -faMon 
rheostats. 


;  t::  To?        liKMOf 

1'-"    hi      \I;,.  "ta 


vr  \ri.i-:   inxi    k.  )i;    \  i  -r<  im,  .i'ikk. 

■RV  J.'HS  I  ■"  S  Af.l'v,  ,  V  K'  '!U  NSO.S. 

;iri  i,!a        y;[   .<     Vpr     i"     ];•..        St-rial 
!  1  i  m  !<         I  ■ !     "ail     -31.) 


]     JTl    7"tl  IM'I    M   I;'    <,I.    l[;l    '    K  U  .i   ;   ;  VM    S.   flK,.KI.Eg, 

Jr  ,  Uro'ikiyn.  S  >  i»rii:in,,l  a  [ip  1 1.  a  t  i-ti  ril.-,l  Sept. 
;:  ii'-i  S.Tial  N..  :.'il,_'v7  I'lviil'al  a!!,l  t'lis  ap[)li^ 
cation  tiled  June  29.  1922.  84'rial  No  oTl  'it;  { 
ClalmB.      (CI.  187—9.) 


'       ll:      .1 'Ifoniotiill 


to    th.-    f.'Iloo.    pa,'h 
ftt'Tidlnt.'    riant:,'    ^ 


'^^^^: 


I' 

•A 

i 


-#-" 


d-'nimintablp  rlni-:,  tho  >'om'"iinn  tii'n 
vith  th.'  ft'IIoo.  of  i  tirp  i^arryini;  rini.  iiiwar'lly  ►■xr-ml 
rii;  HtinN  ,>n  tho  r;i^,  rim  ^Hrryliij;  blo,'ks  f1if><lly  s-r'irp'i 
f  -lai,]  hloi'k.s  'iavin_'  an  ,,irwar,|l\ 
th  an  inwardly  Pit''n,lini,'  slot  r,^m 
mui.ica'ini:  with  an  orifice,  ati'l  m.-aim  for  rt'taininif 
th'-  itU'ls  in  the  oriflceg  upon  the  tir^  '-arryinif  rim 
h'-'ii..'  applied   to  th(    blocks. 


^-  Ii!  an  in,('i^trial  \\\i,\  in  ,.iii  l,i  na  t  i,  .n  \i.  j  t  h  \''rtical 
trai'kwavs,  roll  r«  rtinnMiu'  ih.T"iM,  i  '-.a  ni  i  ifv  it  frame 
'■arri'il  with  1:1, •  v~,\\<-v  a  i.latf.irm  inoiinttMl  on  the 
''aiitili'MT  frill!.  ,.la|.i.-.|  1,.  Ii.  \  adja.'ent  its  inner  edse 
am!  spri?ik's  ini.rpo>^,i  |».ru,'..n  i  h.  I'ram.'  ami  thf  plat- 
form   to    snpp.iiT    '»;.■      iMPp    V  1.  lilin;;!^  . 


I.  4  7  1,7  in  \i>N(;i.\UK  KKFI.KiT*  »K  I'OK  HEAD- 
I.lirilTS  Tii,,M\s  I'.i  Ki'ns  Shanahan.  Uo<hester, 
N  Y  Fllei!  .Ian,  l.''i,  lOUl  S.-nal  ,\o  4:!7..a47.  1 
<  'laini,      I  ri.    .'40     4><,0.  , 

Thf  'ombination  witri  a  hcaillinht  ''ompriHlng  a  re- 
fl»'<-tor,  a  lamp  soiki't  at  tin'  i-fuu-r  nt  th.-  reflector  and 
an    "I'.i  tri'^    lamp    arrank'nl    in    fhi'    ails    of    the    reflector 


*  H  roFUR  'S',.  r.tl.'3 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFK  E 


748 


Jtnd    hiivinu'    a    hast-    for    .'nt'Tink'    <ti'.    s<Hk.t,    of    a    noo         1,47!  Tl.T        H,V7n:i    RTROr       .Tuns     S 1  ai-n  ;.-/EK ,    Kll^n- 

glare    r,  flr't,,r    m    thr    f.-rm    of    a    spoon    iirranufat    I'rioA    '         l..ali,    N     .i        I'io.i    M,i,v    1.(1.    lit:..        >.  ri.,.    N-     :,\\^.\'.,.. 
the    lan.i'    \>\\\\>.    th,'    sp,,in    hiaiii:    -.phoriialiN     iiin,a\.       an,t  '     '   l;im\.       H'\.    '1       -I13.J 

having   its   mt'Trm  <iia! '■    /on,'    "f  ilirf'Ttnl    >i,hrri'al   ,ii:\a 
t!::.'     thai;     !  I,'     i-;:'!    /.-'ii'--    aU'l    !  hf     iipvsaf!     '"iwa;.!    i'Ik' 


•of  t'i.  ^i".,>ri  '"'in;.-  i  !.r-liti.al  i|ov*  nw  a  rdl '.  atal  t'-rwai'dly 
on  .ii'i'osit'  .va'lijs  of  ttio  bulb  in  a  plan<_'  ini' i  s.  .^  mx  th'' 
axi>   of   the  reflector,  the  spoon  bein;;  provided   with  an 

,,pi'nit,j    neir    on,.    ,ri,l    f,ir    fi'.^fi  \  ini:    tin     lamp    '.as    ,  snl, 
^tantia!l\    a~   aiol    Ca'    th,'   pn:';,..-,'   ili'«,  t'l  h.  ,1 


1,   J  7  1,7  11  rUiHK.'^S    I  (lit    oHTAlMNi;    Nl'lliili; 

FKdM  MTHIM  S  FIMKS  FUnlH  .  FH  IN  FlJa" 
ri{Ii  AKi  FIKNAi  IS  Wkhnku  Sikiu.kt  Faijfi'n 
liurt'.  AarK'an,  .^vv  il /..  riaml,  aH.sis:iinr  to  Nitruni  Aktioii 
KfHi'lUchaff .  Zurirli.  Sw  i! /frlatnl.  a  1 'urporat  ion  of 
Switzcrlaml  Filial  .\Ia.\  Ii'..  r.Cl',  .S.Tial  No.  r)tJ'>.7  2U 
2    Claims        (CI     L'.-i      Fi 

1  ,\  pioi'oss  i,>r  nhiaininj.'  pnri.  nitrit''  from  nitrous 
TiiiiK-s  prodticcil  in  ■  l.ttri,-  .ar,'  furtiai'i's  wlwh  ronsi..ts 
iti  iiit  ri'du' iiic  th.'  !'i|fon>  pa^c^  at  a  ti'mjicrat  nrf  of 
fia.m  l."'ir  1,1  uiio  r  Hi!,,  tin-  alisorption  s.s"-t<ni,  ami  in 
kf,  pini:  the  alisorption  !i(|Mld  at  a  tompirat  itrf  of  In  low 
(H  (■  in  all  [larls  of  tlic  system  v\lieri'tiy  thi'  int  roduci'd 
casfv  ar,  aliriiptl>  liriini:lit  to  tin-  t- mpi-ratnri'  of  the 
li.piid    w  hon    I'ominL'    in    ,  ,,nt,'Ut    with    the    latti'T 


III    a    ,l.'vi,-.'  (if  tl'.i"  class  di's,  ri!"'<I.  ,n    rectangular   plate 
a\iiik.'  ail  "iti'iiln-;  therein,  strap   nn  inli'Ts  *!ccuri',l   t,,  ssai 

pl.'il,     ,',t    on''   of   thi-ir  '■ioi>,   all   .-1' aii;a  t.,;    -iiip   liavini:    ili'.- 
,.ih.'i    '  i.'ls   of   said    vtrai'   m   ml"  r~    >,rur'',l    !h,r'a,,    ,h    t" 
talaah      thiml.l'.     in     i'n;;a  U'  mi-iit      with     si-,,;     r.'.'anmihr 
plat.,    a    liandl'-    in    p.'rmari.'nt    .'n-'a;:i'm.  li  t    with    >ai'l   thim 
Idr,    >aiil    i'lon:;at.-d    >trip    an,]    ih''    haii'lh-    ai'iri;;    providr,! 
with   111  I'xt' nsi  V ..   i.oii;,,  ;i;i,!  a    thnrid.ii   r..i;   r.i.  hahli-    in 
.-.'li.l    i.,.r<'>    ami    li,-t\iiii.   ;i    fre.-   pa^,saL'e    thr.ai:;!!    s;i;i!    opi-t 
iiiL'    in    till'    r- 't  .nii-oilai    plaii      -.aiil    r".l    l»".i!u-    iii    t  iifadi-,! 
I  ti^'aiTi  mriil     \\il,i     ^.r.i     'liiiitratid    strip    .aioi    s,ii,]     thimlil.' 


i-int.'    .adapii- 


anse    a     tnovomria 


thi-    rertflTi- 


L'ul.ir    pi.at.     towari!    or    .■iw,.)y    fr..ni    sai'l    •  h,';;.'!! tni    strip 
up..)i    a    rotary   mov'-  i..'iit    "I    said   haii.ti''   -in,!    ttiimhh. 


i7i,7ij      ihvsF    i'im;    nid.iUM,    iti;i  siii:s,     i-nu.i' 

Ili'  II     S'.iiMa:.     .\l■v^.lrk.     .N      .1,        Fil'd     May     If,,     X'XSZ 
.<irial    .\'.,    ."..;'.  Hi,'-       ;<    Claims,       Hi.    I'ltti      |  tp  1 


1    171.714       Mini,    11   \1'    i:       i  iUNK    A     \  1  :  rii     F.ri.,    I'«. 
I'li.'l     ,liii.      .".      r.i:!ii.       .s.r.al    .No.    34',t.:.(i7.       C    Claims. 
c;    i;79     ;•  ■ 


n 


'■■"  V 


1.  .\  hrnsh  lioldlnir  lasi-  I'omiirisin^'  a  tank  InniiiK  s"h 
stantially  \irtical  sides,  an  inwardly  ttirind  flange  on  ifi 
top  edp''.  the  tlange  heinp  notched  to  hold  the  handles  of 
bruHhes  tlatwisf  to  tho  wallfs  of  the  t.ank.  a  bar  with 
do-w-nwardly  turned  lips  to  enter  b>  tween  the  wall  and 
flange  of  the  tank  'ii  each  end  so  as  to  be  readily  re 
movable,  and  iiieanH  for  holding  brush  handles  vertically 
.at  the  edges  of  the  bar. 


F  Tn  a  drill  hold'  r,  the  oomblnntlon  of  a  chuck  socket  ; 
a  sleeve  havinj;  a  drill  holding  socket  arrans-'id  in  said 
chuck  Hocket  :  and  :.  key  in  the  sleeve,  said  key  beinir  in 
the  direction  of  .1  cijord  of  the  circle  forimd  by  tin  m 
ner  siirfaie  of  the  sleeve  atid  arranged  along  tlip  wall  of 
the  sleeve  and  adaptiii  to  permit  the  inserti.m  ,)f  n  twist 
drill,  the  (lute  of  the  drill  passing  along  the  key. 


r44 


1,471  Tl- 

'  'r'-mpfi.n    A:    K 
"44  --■:       I    riii 


I*\TrT:RVrfTATN      ROT.L      FOR      LOOMS 

liFMoRE.   Wurf»»st-'r,    Nf^iss  .   msiirnur   '<< 
I  V  Ls    Loom    Work-i,    a    r,,r[w)rar  mn     if 
FiU-ri     Mat       IT,      19-".'         S.T!:i1      N- 
n       '<'l.   139-    33/.  ■ 


A   [.atr^-ri',  chain 
[■"prri'ir;      n     'hk.    h\: 
tV'i'l    .'in. I    h'W..    s;l 

SUrfuci-     «nf.-iVi  TT'ii 

tread. 


1   47 1.7  If  1I»K 

'.RAl'H     RFjmI 
F:I..;     !>.  ••      .'1 
i<  I     4i> — 23  - 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23. 1923 


;    'I   for  looms  romprislnsf  a   flnt   trt»a<l 

I    a    continuous    w.'h    .'i.iin.''  r hik'    -aiil 

!  hub  l>^lng  of  iireattT  lenicrh   than  rh.' 

;    ami    proJ»'Ctinir  on    both   «i.lfs    l>.'v.>ni1 

uhI    on.,    siilr    .if    siud    w.-i.    f..riiinit;    a 

'iv    (:cl^riIlIl(lU^    with    ^in.'    ».1i:.'    .if    sai.l 


NTIFLATION  I'LIC  FOR  IIImSo 
r>S,  KoBCKT  Ar  STTV,  Ha  ; '  i 'M.ir.-  \I,i 
I':<21         S«>rlal     N"..     .'.23. '.t^''.         1     .   ;ann 


A    phonograph    (i 

liaviric   a    -mhstantia 
liou-iiriL'     .liani.'triqi 
t'-ri'tint:    lattrailv 
brn'-ing    thf    .ippoK 
ariii~    are    niov*-)!    i 
f'lKf  of  g  r»'-or)|.  Ri 
nals   ..f   Ml.    arm-,   n 
bi.>lv    an!     I :  rii»    .an 
ni^*;i:'.-  r>     .iii.J    ,i    I'ti 
h  ■ . '  1 » 1  i ,  »; 


♦  717  1"        [•  l;ii  "F 

MSM  Ml,  w-f; 

\  \;   ;   ■  !     F  .«  .■'■ 
I'.i  .     1    t  -.rv<.r-i  • 
Serial  No.  37r>.4 
(CI.  74— 26.> 


ip    formed    from    a    blank    of   matt-rial 

Hj    rt-ctangular   body   bent    to    form   a 

l.v   opp<>.Hed    arms    formed    on    and    ex 

roui    said    hou*!M^',    gald    houainif    pm 

t''    side    fao'H    of    :i    reoonl    when    tti.' 

I  to    contact    with    the   rireumferential 

cLoring  memb«»rs  carried  by  the  termi 

m!  an  identification  tag  secured  to  the 

d    r^-tainetl    thereon    by    the    an'honn;; 

nif   for    thf    lnt»ri..r  of   thf   arms   aiiM 


l'>N  1>RI\  K  *  I  I.N  riii  iI.LFVi,      \1  Ij   1L\ 
,\iM'.i>t'.   l'hi!H.Io!;.liia,    l';i  .   a.s.sii,-!i.ir   to 
rr.iri-iinissi.iii     i'.,rn|ia!i\.     !'hi  ladelphia 
■'      ■?'    ! 'hIii'^v  ,i;-..       l'"ii..,i    .\^)^     .'L    l'.>'Ji), 
R-io-w...]   \i,, .-    .'o    ijvj.-?.     8  Claims. 


1      I'.     I    !!i;ohin..    i.r    r:ie    character    .jcscriU'd     th<' 
t'iiiatioii    ..f    :i    l.Mi  :iMiiilnally    m  ivnbl.-    sh.ift     no    arm    plv 
otally   viii  p-irt.'d   a  tjo   cxtendini:  t  ranHV.T.*-lv   .if   <ai,l   -haft 
and    havjn_'  ojht.i.iL'   <-<inio'cti,,n    th»'rcwi!h     <ai.l    ami    1k- 
ink'   adapted    to   ■„.  Loved   hack   and    forth   al>o':r    jr*   |.|v,,' 
Hi    rh-    dir.ction    ,,t    the    l^njjth    of   «ai.l    ihaft,    ,i    nivmt..T 


adapted   to   he  mov.  1   ),,ick  and   forth   transversely  of  said 
shaft,    and    nvaiis   mi .  riri.-«tin  t,.    s.hI    iirm    and    said   mem 
IwT  ■wh>-rc|)y   the  back  and   f.irt.,    rti.iv.'mcnt«  of  said  mem 
()er  cPiise  bn.-k  .ind  r..rfh  m.-vcm,,,  f  s  „f  ,ai.l  nrni   to  can^e 
lonK'itudlnnl    m  n-.'tn    r  t.<    nf    lai.l    shaft 


471,71^         .VITAItATL.S     F<JR     SOFTH.MNi;     WATER 

Kf-Nr    W      HAK7ii..ri.    Mamni.ui.l      In.l        File.l    Jnu     12, 
l'.»-.t      Serial    \  1    .■(.■.o  9f,<(       1   ridiin       .ri    210      ifl. 


. — h 

'•^•^  '^TIF 

"i 

r- 

^     ^i 

1 
i 

^' 

J* 

1 

Ih  w.it.r  softeiii'ii.  apparatus  iic!i:diiii:  a  .sourc  ■  of 
h.int  wafer  to  b«>  tii.if.d.  a  inaui  hc-it'-r  r.-cfjviiii{  water 
fr.ini  said  sotiro.  ■  tili.r  r.-<-eivin<  water  from  said  main 
heat.'r  a  wit.-r  ^.fi.niiiK  devlcf  r.'celvini;  wat.-r  from 
said  filter,  rn.-.iiis  i,,r  iitliizing  th  ■  h'Mi  of  the  watiT  in 
its  j»(ssaKe  from  ttc-  filter  to  the  wifer  softening  device 
to  iniiitllv  heat  i;o  hard  water  as  thf  latter  is  delivered 
from  It-  <onr.."  r..  the  main  heater,  i  re  heater  below  the 
main  heafr  re.eivtuy  wat-r  from  said  water  goftenlnx 
devic  •.  and  a  ..rutc.tion  for  r.inveyinp  h"af  eenerated 
at   the    reheater   to   the  main    heater 


1.471.71ft  roMlUNKlt      HE.UMEK      AN[>      TICKER. 

Ku.\    M      Bku.ik.    Lyoiis     N     Y        Filed    Sept     20.    1920 
Serial   No     11  1  >;:i9      4  claims       (CI    112-143.1 


M) 


^ 


^ 


£r 


2,  A  eo[iihln'.il  b.'innium  and  tuckini:  attachment  for 
>.wink.'  machiio's  i',.i.,(,risin>;  a  pair  of  ov.riapplnK  plates. 
lowiiwanl  exfeii  i|,,,,,  (,n  'he  ..vrlappink;  [Kirtioim  of  the 
plafe.T  forminir  w..rt.  ^U^■>.  <uu-  nf  .<al.t  plates  l.eiiiK  slid 
ablv  I  arrhxl  in  .  -i.,  in  'he  downward  extension  of  the 
■.fh'T  plate  wit],  s,,:ii  exT.-nsion-i  in  adjostably  opposed 
relation,  ,in  I  'ii.  in-  i.ljiistnhly  HUp[i..rf  ing  ..ach  of  said 
plat-g 


147172"  SJ:\VIN.,      \IA'   III.NK         .Ioskih      Hin.;m.am 

Liir>::in  Irelaml     ;  --ik;ii..r    '.,    Williim     llenoy.    Belfast. 

Ir   land  Fii.-j    ,i,]!y    1 ,"      ]u2\        .Serial    No     484,8«2.      « 

<'l  inii-  '  <   :      n  _■       !',s   I 


«?       ST 


1     An    embroMr.-    -ewiiiff    machine    having   a    movable 
machine   h.-ad  frau!.'  lomprislnu  the  head,  upper  arm  and 


f  >(  TOBKK  23,  lltilJ 


U.  8.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


745 


support  and  means  (or  moving'  the  head  fram-  laterally 
through  an  arc  of  a  circle  so  as  to  >:tve  the  desired  throw 
fn  th(  needle  an<l  means  for  varying  the  lat-ral  ar.inii. 
ni'iv.  rnent"* 


1.47;. 721        FRIi  TIi»N  ('LITCil    MKCIIANISM       Jiiikn 

A      Bkiei'.    (iHklaiid,    (alif        File.)    .luly    12.    102li        So 


ri.-il    No    .'H;..- 


I   lainiy 


1H2 


114 


2.  In  a  rotary  friction  clutch,  means  for  engaKinjf  and 
di.s».uga>rinit  the  clutch  (ompritiinK  a  pressure  applying  le 
ver  pivotally  and  slidaMy  mounted  on  the  clutch  :  a  lever 
locking  <levice  on  the  clutch,  and  means  for  actuating  the 
pressure  applying  lever  to  engage  and  disengage  the 
clutch  and  to  slide  the  lever  lx>dily  and  engage  it  with 
till-   1«  vcr  locking  device 


471,722  MAtHINK  FOR  Al'I'LYIN(;  AIUIESIVK  MF 
I'll  M  TO  KNVKLOl'KS,  WRAPPKRS.  ANH  THK 
LIKF  Hekbkrt  Chaki.e.s  Bhih.ks.  Clapham,  Ixmdon, 
Knglan.l.  assignor  of  one  half  to  Harold  Frank  Warbey. 
Hlghheld.  Ksher.  Surrey.  f:ngland.  Filed  Oct.  4.  1920. 
Serial  No.  414.o»J!».  Kencwtnl  Feb.  U.  1923.  2  Claims 
i«  I.   !)3      6«  I 


1  The  herein  described  method  of  applying  an  adhesi\e 
'o  ,1  pile  ,,{  paper  blanks  by  in  ans  of  a  shajied  gumim  r 
vvhi.h  ..mslsis  in  urging  the  said  pile  of  blanks  against 
the  shaiied  glimmer  so  that  they  are  hebl  thereby,  pro 
vldliig  for  the  lateral  withdrawal  from  said  gumnur  of  a 
blank  In  contact  therewith  and  subjecting  said  blank 
whilst  held  hy  the  gummer  to  a  btickling  action  In  a  di 
recfion  opposite  to  that  in  which  it  is  to  be  withdrawn  In 
such  wise  that  the  blank  is  thereby  directly  brought  info 
•■ontact  with  gummed  blanks  overlappint;  and  Ndiii; 
sepainted  only  sufflci.ntly  to  prevent  one  |>,  ing  fouled 
by  the  gimi  upon  another,  as  set  forth. 


1  471,723       ViSdIi    ATTAtlLMFXT   ink   \V  !  M  iSill  FLOS 


I'  M  t     F.    I  i|Ki.|  i:h  H.    I  ictroit.    Mic 
I'lodints   ( 'ill  ;i.  rn  t  ion     I  )et  ro;t     M 
New    'V'ork        1  i!c(!    \\,r     L'C,     lit.'] 
''   '  'lairns       1 1  'i     ■j'ji't-    it.'",  \ 


.•issit:tiof    t'l    Motor 
,■1    I  ..r'Hira'  i.it:    of 
eriai   \..    t:. :.-]:; 


\  is.ir 


•'•  -^  \isor  .■uiachiiient  for  vchiclch  c..ni|.risi  ni: 
proper,  a  pair  of  integral  arms  proj.'ctiug  fi.un  said  visor 
proper,  a  pair  of  brackets  mounted  upon  said  vthicle  and 
Iclescopically  eiigagini;  said  arms,  .said  br.ackets  and  s.'ud 
arms  forming  the  sole  supp.irting  means  for  said  visor 
proper,  and  means  for  retaining  said  arms  lu  adjusteil 
[iosiri.,1,    Willi    respect    to   said    brackets. 


1471 
Ohio 
Claims 


4        llFAOWFAR        Loi  i> 
Filed    Feb.    IT).    11>21 
(CI.   2—120.) 


II     Fnstk.n,    fievciand. 
rTi:,\     N,,      44.".   ;4ri         ID 


1  An  .ariKle  of  headwear  cominisini:  a  narrow  band 
adapt,  d  lo  en.ir.le  the  toad  .-oinprising  a  substantially 
straiglit  main  portion,  and  an  interniediai  e  portion  rack- 
knitted  diagonally  in  two  dire<-lionH.  said  rack  knitted  poi 
tion  b<ing  positioned  at  the  front  of  the  wearer's  head  so 
as  to  bridge  hi.s  eyes,  ih,-  Jun.tion  of  said  straight  por- 
tion and  of  said  rack  knitted  p(,rtions  forming  a  pair  of 
angular  ear  laps  and  the  edge  of  said  straight  portion 
opposite  sjiid  ear  lajcs  adapted  to  tit  a  separately  formed 
crown -part 

l,471.72.-c      LR.M  FSS  ANIt  AFI'ARATI  S   FoR   FROM  i  - 
INt;     SIF(   TACLF     blanks.        FkEI.ERKK     (iKLSTHAKP 

Tarentuni.  I'a  ,  assignor  to  Pittsburgh  Mate  Class  Com- 
pany,  a    Corporation    of   Pennsylvania       Filed    Aug    30 
l!'2o      Serial  No    407.014       H.)  Claims,      .(•l4!i-l» 


10.    Apparatus    f..r   prodiu-in-   glass   articles. 
generating  a    sheet   of  phiss   continnouslv    in    .-i 


n^eans    fnr 
do«  n  w:i  ri! 


7^6 


ill  r.'ctioti,    a    |ilii 
:i;i.V('ru>'n  r     'raiis 
i]i.iiiot''il    f<ir    y-' 
j.r..V!il.-.I     ]|,     ir-<    ;: 
,|.l,,J,r.  ,|     I.,     ■>.■     ,   r 
■*,ii.!    ;i'uii_'fr    -■• 
iiUsly     .■ptT:!  riii_»     ■ 
opt-rati:!.-    •■^^•   ;,; 


1.471   TJ>;        <    il  \ 
No.  r.  7  7  !  :  T 


1     A   ob;iii_>     ■ 
.-•, -HUT. •:;•!. tl      ilr 

drivinR  (5ri>ovf»s. 


1.471.727.     CI  • 
sMinvill*-.  Ill       1 
17  Claims       i  ( 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITt: 


UcTOBKB  23, 1923 


tT-^.'ly    thruiiktti    'fi**    s!i''»''      til"!    a    'Ir'i' 
:ii)ti    ill    iipii<i~irii>u    til    ri;f   i.liHi.;^!-    .f.i,] 

iTIph.Ty     with     a     S«Tif»<     nf     Ull-ni      rtT.'SS''^ 

.'./ht     siic'i't'ssu  .'ly    into    ;i  i  i.;tiin'  ii  t     wi';: 
►•C'l'w    Mit'    (irru'l.'s.    iiumji^    ''''r     'I'li'Mi'i 
i,t'    :-.,lls    aiid    rii'-jiti-i    for    ih t>-riiiittfiitl.v 

ni:-T    ami    ilnini. 


ji'ir-,   N     V,      FiU'il    .luiy    .'4.    1 ; 
"'iaiiiis.       1(1.   t>4 — 4.) 


11  \  i;l  Ks 

S.T:al 


,  .  ,i    11. Ill' 

1.  1  ri_'     J '11. 


ri 


■?j 


iiiillf'V  iiavin_'  ,1  -ii-'"i>'-i  '•(  I'lr- 
vi'-i  '  JK'-pa  ri  Hi  in!  AU<\  vj.ir;!] 
LtJ  in  rMnimijiiii'ai  i'lii  wirii   Mini 


;    .-.l     .I'llif 

1.  99— -'. » 


\  M  K      .lu-sKiit  Gomez.  Jnrk- 
1".    !<::.;.     Strial  N...  &4."..<;.10. 


1     A    il.virp    «t    thf*   chari.-tfr   it«"srrib*>(1   "nrnpri^ine.    in 

oiimtji;iaM"i  .  ir.t-ans  forni'd  arn!  a'laptPi!  t.i  li..M  a  sub- 
stantial ^apiily  of  romniiimte.l  f'""!  niaf-rial  ri,.'an-i  to 
[.►'ri'i.lir.i  i  l>  ri-''>'i\->',  form.  mniprf-vK  rt'i.l  'r:in<nr.'  a[i 
■ii-o  VI  !iia  tf  ly  ii[iifi>r!ii  portiiiii!!  r,f  tht-  cninaiiut.  .1  iiia'.Tia'i 
r'T'Tii  saiil  hnlilitt;  means,  am!  in-at  .ip.ply iiik:  mt-aiis  '" 
.'•ct'ivc  :he  furrru'il  p.irtiima  ^ucet'ssiv^ly  for  '■'■i.kirit;  same 


1  »71,7■-•^  rilAI  i;' il.l  I'.iiX  .!i.ii\  S  liiiKKNK.  Uo.lii'.s- 
ti  r  N  \  a.^.sl^;!:ul  '  '  I  iii.ti.Nia'  i  nrpoiatlnii.  rmvi- 
I'll!  »'  k  I.,  a  Corp'Tiit  !.i!i  .,t'  khi.ilf  island,  Suhsti- 
tu'>'  f'T  app'i.':iti-.ii  .<.  riiil  \i.  ",47;;»»  fll.'.l  llfc,  i:t), 
I'-'I'i  ri;i-~  ai.pii.  ati.M,  [,.,-,l  .iuii.-  -■:•.  1;<U1  S.-rlal  No, 
tM  -    t      fi  Claims.      (CI.  242 — 71.) 


"^^ 

s^is^H^ 

^^^—^ —      ,     ,  — -t 

'2.  The  conibiuatinu  wiili  i  lili'i  i'  !!  i^r  baviiic  end 
walls,  of  spilt  beariiiKS  for  a  lUm  r"li  in.iniit.d  wholly  on 
the  inner  side  <if  t-ach  (>nd  wall,  each  benim.-  >  .iiiprisin;: 
a  flxfd  iHirtloii  and  a  plvrttcd  portion  p'-.vii!..]  with  a 
baiiille  adapted  to  swing  ••xtprioijv    of  ijo    !,,,x 


1.471,729.       1" -W  1  .1  i;  n   I  1      11m1.1i1-:1!        \i.  k.u    «;i  in/ 

BCBG.  New  York,  N.   Y..  asKignor  to   1  B    l\l. m.  rt    Kul' 

iwT  <'oTnpany.  N<  w    York     N    Y,   n '( '..  porat  ion   of    N.-w 

Yoriv       Filed    Oct.    n.    I'.'-J       Srnal  No     .'I'.i;; >-j7 
CUinjB.      (CI.  150 — 52.  > 


1.   .\ii  artifle  of  ili*-  rlasx  d.'X'-riln  .1 

puff  holder  having  a   tubulir   1>    p 

having  its  edg**  >««'<-iired   to  one  eii'l 
and  iin  rlastir  contracting  membtr    i 
on  one   face  of   the   Ixxly    poi^lon     ■ 
ada.pted  to  contract  said   body  porti. 


iii[.ri-^.n;^  a   (.owi 


.rt 

on , 

a    tl 

at    Nit  to  in 

■  1 
!a; 

-ail 

foil 

to 

Iv    portion 

t  \\ 

•  '•  I, 

Its 

i-tiiis    aiil 

11 

1,471.730.  (;K.\H  Sllll  r  .MKi  !1.\M>\I  ,1  .suit  .T  Uas- 
KI.v,  Stockton.  Calif  I  il.-d  Apr  _r,  I'.i.'l  .s.-rial  No. 
464.023.     8  ClalniB.      (CI    Ti      '.H.) 


I  111  ;i  _'''ar  shift  [ii.Mliaiiism  having  ilriv>*  and  driv- n 
^liatt.s  and  a  pluralif>  of  »;>'ars  arr:iiiiii'd  to  !>♦'  ciinicuht'd 
'o     TaiisiMf     p.iW'T    iroiii     111.     driv.'    to    ([),■    driven    sliaft..i 

witi.    variolic   -p I    ratios    in    rh.    saiuc  ilir'n-iinn   or   to   r»o 

vers.'    'he    dir'iiiou     .f    rotation    of    on.-    shaft    rflative    to 
tbe  other,  a  iiatid  lever  for  shifting  said  gears,  a  notched 


<  •<  ToiiKB  23,  VJ'Si 


U.  !S.  TATENT  OFFICE. 


747 


<HMMlrant    for  K.aid   1   ver   to  indiialo   ttie   \arioiis   l;i  nr  .-liift 
lnK«  oiintrulled    liy    the    ii.ini.ni,-iii    ,,f    ..,1.1    lever,    a    pin    ar 

raiigi'il  to  pioj,.,!  aiTo^s  t',.  path  .,f  nio\pii.eni  ,,f  r,,. 
lever  ahrail  of  tin-  ir  v.Tse  [i..s,  ( jon  noirh.  and  ,a  looi  [.ai 
""""■'  t'.l  to  saiil  pin  ainl  aiTaiiL'eii  to  n  de]ir.  ssed  To 
\Mti:drav\   >ai,j   pm   from   tli.'   patii  of  llo-  l..\ir  at   will 


1.471,7oI        »(ll..il!    I)l{(UT];i[       I'liuiii,^    II     MocMidK 
A[ipletoii,     Wis,    assiurnir    l.i    KiniI.erl  v   <  1,.  ri,    lonip.nM 
Neeliah,    Ww      a    rorporatlon   of   Wi^eotisin        Cilnl    .hine 
■  '■<),   l!iL"j      .s,.ri:i|    No    .-.Tl,:i:[»;.     s   Claims      ..  i    pj       fii  i 


1,  The  (  oniliinatif  li  with  letaiis  for  (.rop.dlinu  a  vs..!. 
of  a  vat  di-p.is.v!  ahoM^  th.'  jiath  ot  >aid  we(,,  aio! 
means  for  providing  an  in  teriiiit  t.'ni  di,-.  har;;e  .if  ilni.l 
from  naid  vat  ripon  said  we!i  im  Imiint;  i  dis.harg.  pa- 
Ha;;e  leadiim  fi-.iin  said  vat.  and  \al\.-  n  .-  lia  ii  i^ni  o  ..-r 
ating  in  said  \,it  to  .-ontiol  ih--  a.lin  -■  ion  of  jp.mi  i,, 
said    di^Cliarge    [lassat'e. 


1.»7I.7::l'        riJd.   KS.S    ANIi    Arr.\I!\T!   S    FOR    .Mfl.ri 

rr.E  .^r \<;k     co.MruKssioN     fki!     Kf:i-i;i(.i:K  \ 

■''''N  '.iiiH.  (,  \,  H..HM,  riainfi.iii  \.  ,1  Filed  Mar 
1  ■  1''-"-'  S.iial  No.  ,".40,4.011  ; .;  claims,  i  Cl. 
I".:'       ll.-i,) 


'  rt_ 


mssss: 


2.  The  process  of  refrigeration  eunsisting  in  partially 
coint)re>sin-  a  refri^ertint  in  its  ir.-'seoiis  stat.',  u\  cool 
ing  the  piartiaily  c<inipres8ed  refrigerant,  in  finally  roni 
[iressini;  the  cooled  partially  oompress.Ml  i  efrit'erjitit.  in 
condensing  the  same,  and  in  expanding  the  rondensed 
refrigerant  to  the  pressure  substantially  the  same  as 
that   of  the   partially   compressed   refrigerant 

3.  In  a  refrigerating  system,  the  coml>ination  of  an 
iiapoittor,  ni.aiis  'or  coinpiessing  a  refrigerant,  means 
for  condenHiug  said  refrigerant,  a  Venturi  meter,  and 
means  (x)nnected  to  said  Venturi  meter  for  supercooling 
■<ai<l  re  rig.  rant  to  a  t.'inperatur(>  b.4ow  the  critical 
teuipt'f'iture  of  boiling  corresponding  to  the  lowest  pressure 


■'oiiticil  \t\  til.;  r.'!'ri-.:erant  In  tt;.'  \.iiinri  meter  v.  lierclty 
ovapi.ratioa  ,|iio  to  ro.lu<-t  ion  m  [io^mmc  in  the  X.^nfur 
t  111,.'   is    pri  \  .lit.  at 

1-  In  a  r<  frigeratiug  syst.in.  ti,f  eonihina !  ion  wit! 
an  evaporator,  of  low  pres.4ure  and  hi^h  pressure  com 
pressors  connected  in  series  with  -aid  evaporator,  a 
Condenser  coniieeted  to  said  hlgli  ijicssure  (Oiiipressor 
means  for  (siniieciin;:  said  i  ondenser  to  sanl  evjiporaior 
and  rne.an-  f..r  var\in^;  th.'  disidac.on.n  t  vcliini.'  of 
e.acii  of  said  roinpres-ors  wher.t.v  the  w,,r,  of  oomi.r.-s 
sion    Ui-A}    !ie   .'.|iiall>    diTiilcd    l...)w.'en    -ai.l   i  .oiipressors 


1.471.7.^:-;       •niKl--l-    aI.AH.M        im-,;,-     \      Imh;      p.tsa- 

'i*'";i     <  alif  ,   assi-imr  of  ,,i  ,.  i;;i]f   i.,    svilit.-ini    i:     Mitl.ir, 
I. ON    An^.les,     Cahf,        lih-.!     W-u,    j,     ];io,,        .Sciial     No. 
•"''■',  4»>        1"    Claim-        Ml      177—314.) 


13 


1  Tlio  i-.iini.in;itioi,,  uiii  an  int.Tnal  I'onil.u- 1  ion  .r: 
S-'itie  i;;nition  .  ircuii  h.-ivinu-  .a  main  ii:niii,,,i  swit.-li  and 
ihre.'  ad.lili.in,al  switchev,  [«o  of  which  are  in  the  ic^ 
"'''""  'iroiiit.  of  a  ke>  .■oinroio^l  means  for  alternately 
oi..  ninL'  and  closing  one  of  ..aid  switch. 's  and  the  third 
switch,  a  solenoid  in  said  i  ir>nit  l.aving  a  .'ore  provided 
with  means  fop  opening  th.-  circuit  at  one  of  the 
swit.  ti.s  in  the  ignition  •  irciiit  when  energize^,  said 
switch  im  jiwlm-  ni.aiis  f.ir  iseeping  the  circuit  closed 
therj'af  uli,.|i  .1,,,  solenoid  i-  d.'  .'n.ri-'iz.d,  ,a  -hunt 
around  tlie  -olenoid  incliiditii:  the  thinl  switch,  and 
means  oper.ative  \,\  ih..  k.y  .on troll. si  means  for  mov- 
ing the  Soldi. lid  core  .  p.  rat. a!  rneati-  'o  circuit -<  losing 
position  on  ih.'  uiov.iin.ii!  of  tlo'  ihi-.|  switcli  i,:  .ir. 
cuit  chisino    po-i!  ior 


1  ■*''■■■■  *  \  l.liict  I.AI!  K\T!:N.^10N  Sri'I'dKT 
I'KiKii  N  .Tan.sk.\,  rhiladelpliia,  I'a  Filed  I  leo  o^ 
l!t-l       Seri.al    No,   .^ .' 4 , 7 ,-.  1       -ti  i  laims       ((^L   -27      17  i 


1     In    a    device    of    the    character    described.    th<'    coin 
blnation,     a     supporting     Ua-e.     a     running    gear    therehe 
neath,    n    platform    movable    vertically    relatively    to    the 
supporting    base,    means    operable    from    the    platform    to 


748 


pfT.-.-r    >•.    v.tT; 
n_-     .lii'l     pr  '!■►•!! 
ailjii-tm- rir     a 


nfijustmonr,    ;inil    nifatis    opprablp    frnm 
uiv    [iiisiriofi    of    ailjustmpnt    fi>r    ^tper 

iiii:    <ai(l    i|«'\  irp,    saiil    m*>MnR    beinir    px 
ra('t:ihlf»     in     illrvrt     prop'Tti'iii     t"     tti.' 

inliMi     laaiit     platform 


1,471  :.,'        1  '  IN 

THK   r.iKi; 

FiI.m!    .lit!*'    -7 
iCl      .'^\        fill 


2.     A      COIiT-iiD 

in  its  upppr  end 
ni.iv  projpi't  and 
and  an  open  lo^ 
shaft  fltTing  in 
the  k)wpr  >"nd  o 
thf-  liiwf>r  t>nd  ■ 
111  ;ilar»'.  said  t 
th.*    l"V4-cr    emls 


1  4T1  ::?.;       np 

WINIKiWS 


1.    An    onei-;i! 

•,  !.!>'!     N^'-:.       I 
.•(!_'•■   •■:   r!i>>   wii 
;ilar..     f^..-     .iiNp.,. 
k'liiilf    .it;.]     i''!-*"! 
•■'»'■•■    it;     .1     ii'-riz 
■ipfniii^s      i    ;.:iir 
*i>\i'   .if    t.'i--    ;i:.it 
iiid    Mtie    pri';«»(;t 
ji-ir'ina:     >•■(■         -^ 
■ipriM'Iffts    ariit     ; 
whfTfhy    imt'    '"ij 
a     \  ;>'l>la  I'l'-     M  k 
coini>'''tiiin    h«'wi 


1.47].T.!7         An 
TANKS       .loH 
Jan.    11.    lOO:'. 
•.'lii^     .".4   I 
1      .Vpparatus 

ousl.v    draininu 


OFFICIAL  GAZKTIK 


(A  TOBEK  23, 1923 


"AI.NKR     FOK    TOILET    >   lU.VMS    ANH 
\\'ii.i.n\i    R    .liMns,    Los     Viiircl.'s,    <'alif 
IfVJI         .'<»'r;.il    No     4'^^|,,J>7         J     I'l.'ilms 


-7 

-/2 


/5 


AO- 


..i"' 


-» 


/7 


-    r 


furmi-'l     ,.f     ahf'ff     mfial    .inrl     adafit>»i| 

lapslble    tub*"    ami    havintr    an     apertur*- 

throngh    which    the    nipplt^   i>f   the    tube 

havinjt   vertical    glots    in    oppo8it>'   slden 

rer    end    into    which    the    slot.s   extend,    a 

the    slots   and    having    a    '*lot    ti>    receive 

the    collapgihle    tube,    and    a    '-ap    t^trln*: 

the    container    and    hoWin?    the    shaft 

p    havinjr    indented    porTi'>ns     r..    fir     in 

the   slots 


of 


RATINi;       NfEVNS      FOR 
AXEi.    .J"UNSMV      Oakland, 


(ASEMRNT 

Calif         F!l-d 
I  la  im--  I  'I 


il,:     iiwans    f'  r    a    '^asemeiif     window    pro 
ni'li-     Piiil     liiti^iiudlnally    of    which     imic 

^ow  slides,  the  same  oonaprisini:  an  aiiult 
inc  with  one  face  parallt^I  with  thn 
fnsive  thert'with.  arvd  with  tlif  .>iii«'r 
iit.il  [ilane  and  provided  with  Hpfiiiki' 
of   bearing  frames  carried  on   the   undir 

■'.    a    sprocket    within    each    bearing   franx' 

ipe  through  each  opening,  a  shaft  sup 
rfM-kct.  a  chain  operatini:  over  said 
iissin;:  thrtuigii  said  sprocket  openings 
it  operates  over  one  face  of  said  plate. 
'ip  for  said  <'hain.  and  an  op.'i-a  tint: 
'II    the    chain    nnrl    ca.sement 


oMATIC      WATER      DRAIN     FOR     Oil, 
;    \r).\iK  .Jtii.i.Y.  Ix)ng  Beach.  Talif     Eil^d 
Serial    No     till,!>H:!       «    Claims        (CI 

for    automatically    giil>stantlall.v    foiitlnu 
nater    in     tanks    containing"    oil    as    the 


wafer   separHt<'s    from    Mr    <<\\     romjirising   a    wtiter   chatn 
ber    and    flout    "perated    drain    valve    therein,    and    an    oil 


chamner  l,a\iii»:  tl",it  tii>';iit~  ..ni  T'  llt'-l  !■>  %ariatioti  of 
water  It-vcl  in  the  tank  f^r  ■  on  t  roiljn^-  tlu-  opening  .'ind 
closing  of  thi'   drain    \  al\  h 


1  t7!.7:',v  T5EFT  T(^1TKR  ItK-iMsr.AW  Ka.zmahsk  I, 
t>etrolt.  Mich  Filed  .jau  12.  1923.  Serial  No. 
6l2,2i'l        1    Claim  c]      uo      S«  , 


XT  Jf 


In  a  beet  topper,  a  crank  shaft,  a  pair  of  vertically 
reciprj»ca t ifig  kni\".s  secureil  to  stild  shaft  to  (>p«"rate 
upon  the  nitatinii  i  t  said  shaft,  a  pair  of  spaced  con- 
veyer ivelts  guided  longltndlnaily  thrf>ugh  the  topper 
adapted  to  receive  the  beets  to  be  lopped,  tlie  inner 
edges  of  sai<l  belts  directly  under  ;ind  parallel  to  the 
Miitiiii:  '  ilir<'-  ..f  said  ktiiv.'s.  a  transversal  cunv.-.ver 
belt  directly  under  said  knivi-s  for  disctiarginu  the  i  ut 
off  tops,  a  transversal  ronveyer  belt  in  front  of  the 
ends  of  said  pair  of  <>Hiveyer  belts,  links  attached 
to  th*>  franip  of  thf  topiier  an  auiiliary  conveyer 
ailapt>'d  to  he  attached  to  said  links  to  form  a  continua- 
tion of  said  last  named  transvernal  belt  for  dlncharglnjf 
the  topped  l>eetw,  mean.s  for  8imnltane<iUHly  op<'rating 
said  knives  arui  cotiveyers  to  [lerform  their  re«pe<'tive 
functions  and  a  pair  of  strong  leaf  s|irings  adapted 
to  presH  the  hf-efs  .igamst  said  pair  of  conveyer  belts  to 
allow  an  "peration  of  tlie  knives  for  removing  their 
tops. 


147  1  7;:'       l!.\rrERY     llolOEK       Mkno     Kwi.ukrhovf, 
Orange,  N.  .J.      Filed   .^|.r    2fi    1920       Serial   No    37«,4!»M 
1  rialrn.      (CI.   204-29  > 

In  a  battery  holder  for  dry  batteries  without  binding 
screws,  an  upright  plate  of  insulating  material,  members 
of  conducting  material  arrange<l  in  pairs  on  said  plate, 
means  for  electrically  ronne<ting  said  members  In  sub- 
stantially iM'rm.incnt  electrical  relation,  a  plurality  of 
shells  mounted  on  said  plate  and  arrangtwl  one  over  each 


OcTOBCR  23, 1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


r40 


of  the  pairs  of  said  members,  a  hinged  .snap  cover  for 
each  of  said  shells  and  adapteil  when  cIowhI  with  dry 
!)atteri«'s  in  plafc  to  luar  againxt   the  endn  of  the  batteries 


opt>osl»e  said  iwemtiers  and  to  hold  the  batti'rieK  with  liifir 
pole«  in  jxisitivc  conlncl  therewith,  thf  said  meinin-r- 
serving  to  support   the  buttcrifs 


1.471.740       LOCK   AN1»   LOCK    MOr.NTING,      Evkkktt  C 
Ki.iNK,    Cincinnati,    Oliio.    assignor    to    The    Laminated 
Metal    I'roductw  Coiui>an.v,    < 'iu<-innali,  (»hio.   a    CorjKira 
tion  ..f  Ohio.      Fil'd  I»<'c    24,    lit21        Serial  No    ,-.24. '■.07 
1    ilHim       (C|    100      12  I 


1,471,742,      AUTOMOBILE.    LOCK       Joh.v    J.    T.ane    bt«  1 
Jur>E8  H.  Gboat,  St.  I'uul.  Miun       Fil.-d  Sept    22.  CO!' 
Serial  No    ri26,426.     9  Cl:iini-<       iCl     7h      t»"  i 
irzo 


■IS 


\  lock  and  mounting  conipriHing  a  i>ox  having  a  niouili. 
H  door  having  a  substantially  U  shape,  the  sides  or  amis 
of  which  are  grooved,  B«ld  groovfs  opi'iiing  uixin  one  an 
other,  and  lli.'  base  or  fr<iiit  of  the  do.,r  having  a  slot  i 
bar  slidaMy  mounted  In  the  gmoveK  in  tin-  sides  of  tin- 
door,  whereby  a  chamber  is  forme<l  within  thi-  door,  a  lock 
within  the  ctiainticr  to  wliich  access  may  be  had  thru  the 
slot  In  the  door,  hinges  mounting  the  door  on  the  box. 
and  m<'ans  on  llx-  sides  of  ilic  box  adapttil  to  lie  engaged 
by  tli<  liar  and  th«'  lock  tndt  when  the  iloor  is  closi-d. 
wheret)y  the  lock  Is  precluded  from  sejiaration  from  the 
door,  and  the  bar  precludes  withdrawal  of  the  hinged  end 
of  thi'  door  from  the  mouth  In  event  the  hinged  connec 
tion  of  the  door  upon  the  box  is  severed. 


1,471741,  SWITCH  MECHANISM  FOR  AITOMO 
BILES.  Bayarh  I>.  Ki  nki.e,  Springfield,  Mass.,  assignor 
to  The  Caskey-Dupri"*-  Manufacturing  Company,  a  Cor 
IHjratlon  of  Ohio.  Filed  Apr  .'.  1917,  Serial  No 
159,H97.  Renewed  .Fiily  19.  1922.  Serial  No  r.7'Vl.'>H 
r,  Claims.      (CI.  200     4  1 


1.  In  a  switching  mechanism,  the  combination  with  a 
rotatable  switching  mechanism  and  a  reclprocable  .switch- 
ing mechanism  having  a  plurality  of  operative  positions, 
said  reciprocable  mechanism  having  an  intermediate  inop- 
erative position,  of  a  single  member  rigidly  connected  to 
said  reciprocable  mechanism  for  actuating  said  mecha- 
niama  independently  of  each  other. 


-  .\  n  :i  lit  ouioljile  lock  in  cuuiliiiiat  ion  witt;  a  ;r;ii. ^mis- 
sion, including  a  transmission  cover  plnte,  ki  >  lo  kiii_' 
means  held  in  said  cover  plate,  a  locking  dog  adapted  tv 
be  moved  into  the  path  of  the  clutch  or  gear  .-et  of  sani 
transmission  and  eccentric  niean.s  cotitiicted  with  s::!.! 
key  liH-klng  means,  vaid  locking  means  !ieii,j;  iniapted  I'j 
.ipejate   N.'iid   dotr  inln  or  out   of   locking  poviiion 


1.4  71  74;<         INTERNAL  C'OMBCSTKJN     FNCINi:         Wji 
i.iAM    Hk.nry    I.ta-.kTy..    Hartford.   Conn       Filed    .Ian.    24. 
1920       Serial  No    r?r..^.069      6  Claims.      iCl    74^1(i'i.l 


I  'I'he  combination  in  an  internal  ciinliu>ti<< 
having  a  piston  chamber  therein  with  a  recesM'd 
a  lining  originally  larger  in  area  than  said  re 
forced   thereinto  to  secure  it    therein. 


:.    tngihi 

Willi.    ..f 

cess     but 


I    t71.744        OOOU    CHECK    AN1»    CLOSER        Cu 
I.n  KK,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  assignor  to  The  Yali 
.Manufacturing  Company,   Stamford,  Cnnii       F 
fi.   1922.      Serial  No.  ."i.nO.dl  2.     M  Claims       ,  ci 


^^b- 


\i:  1 

Ks     E 

Ac 

rnw'tit 

le, 

1    Ma.i 

It; 

.':i  ! 

) 

1.  The  combination  with  the  spindle  of  a  door  doner, 
said  spindle  provided  with  a  crank,  u  spindle  l>eariiig,  a 
cylinder,  a  piston  therein,  and  a  pitman  connecting  said 
pUton  with  the  spindle  crank,  of  a  pa.ssage-way  leading 
from  the  cylinder  in  front  of  the  piston  to  the  npindle 
bearing  in  proximity  to  the  spindle  crank,  whereby,  upon 
the  compression  stroke  of  the  piston,  lubricant  will  Iw 
forced  from  the  cylinder,  through  said  passage-way  to 
said  spindle  bearing. 


"50 


1.471.745.  INTA 
Ancples.  Calif  . 
Nashville.  Ttni 
.^,'>4.65l.'.      1    (la 


\K   .M.AMP-0LI>       ruTD  LrvnoRF.v,  Los 

a-isiu'tiur   of   niif-half   tn    Frptl    W    .Jon»'s, 
FiKmI     .Inn      -Js,     1!)20-       SiTiHl     Nn 
m       Ml    12.3      12'J  I 


**-, 


in    .u;    i!iraK.-    n 

hln.itii.ii   "f  '   a    [ij\i 
tlally    v.Ttical  h.>l 
iri'f'^-rally   form,  li 
j'i'irti;    Diir ward! V 
wirli   ^.-lid  ;irm-:   r 
ii.S  aiT'iss  thf   !'!« 
w;i  ;N    r..    f.irm    ;!     ' 
St  ri.  r  ;)r.'    [imviilin 
saiil   arnus   i<ppo«iti 
<'ir>'ti(iin2  rhri.u;;h 
f'  i'»'-s  THil  said  di< 
OFi   t  .hf  in  ttTinrs  i.f 
i:i_'  itit'i   siiiit  ciiv.'i 
int:   fr'im  itiid  .iisc 


OFP^ICIAL  GAZETTE 


«>(TOF<KB  23,1923 


si<lf  nf  thp  boat  b»»!nw«!n!f1  rxtrndpil  shaft,  sprrrkj't  wh«>id> 
.'II    s.nd    ►■jr.'nil.'.l    ^liMft     ain!     ftn-    last     tiatn.-d    (HirlmmtHl 

■<''M!'I.    ii    .(Mill    _'Mir!..  I    ■•\rv    Slid    ^[irt.   lift    uIhtU.    a    hnri 

zoiital   .xiiaff    joiiriiali'd    in    ;i    lirMrket    st.,iiri'd    t..    tl ui.',- 

fH'f  i.(  the  boat's  bottom,  n   |ir(jp<dlt>r  at   rli.'  ritniiir-  tnitci- 
■  nd    I.f   said    l,i-t    iiiKii.'d    h.iriz/.ntal   -liiifl     -iir.M'W.T    wtir.d- 
'■n    s;iid   !;isr    nalii.xl    -liurt    sliaft    atnl    th.     pr,.|i.dl.T   sliaft    n 
a    '-ii.tin    k;ind>'d   ..^.r   said   spr-M-iM  r    w  >i.-.ds 


Mr'.'id   '•(   th.'  .  las.s  d.--Ti'i.  d,    til.-   i-,,in- 
"    .  f    h'llli.w   dt'liviTv    arm-      a    sntstan- 
.iw    IrH  r.itinpctiuu   with   said   arms  and 
tiT^wirh  ;   intt^irrally   fiirm.>d  wnils  pro 
fr..m    t.h.'    [M.jiir    if    Md:.drr    -f    s:i)d    l.-,- 
pri'vidf    1    r'-<'fs.s  ,   ,a    fftir    w:ill   >'it''nd 
T  ix.rtioii   iif  saiil   ."it'A  irdlv    pn.jr.-tin  _' 
■  rrh    pd.-ki't  :    ;i    f.iv.-r    fur   sai.l    rf<-i-s 
r    a    disciiarci'   rh;imt..T    .iii    rl.^   dark    ■■' 
til   said    rfffHs      tifat   fiisjwrsini:   tiith.- 
s.-iid  arms  and  citinci  tin_'  ;»'fwt'<'ii  .said 
■har::f  ch.amtifr:    ShvU  ;i!'-.'rpt!.iii    van'-- 
said  tuiiHs  .  a   hnr   ir.a-   inl.  r    tii-a-is  j.Tid 
►■d  rK'fss  ,i[id  a   i:ii%  oiitlft   lui'aiis  lead 
i.ircp  fhamfw^r 


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J   i_  Ininis.      Ml     1  :,       J  J    , 


1.4;i.T4«        PRINTING     INK         Wit.t.i.o!     ,T       M.Kr.ttr.y 
NVw-    Yurk.    anil    .IniiN    ri..\KKK.    ,\Ianhas-«f ,    N      V..    a.-- 

>ii:riors.   by   ni.'sij.^  assitrnnifiits,   tn  .•Midii'tiii.    ',.  1.)   Com- 
pany,   Ini'  ,     NpvJ    York.     N      \'       a    Corp-ira '  inn      .f    X'w 
Yrtrlr        Filpd    Nlhr     2.    \'.>:  :        ."■J^-riai    N'       ''.2.'  »'.f.       > 
I  'Liims^       I  I  '1     l.".»  —  :;."i,  I 
1      V    npufral   \»4iirl.'  fur  pi;r:!i.'ti  ts   fi.r  pririMi  _-  ink   i-i.m 

p.'s.'d   'if   n    n>'ii'ral    hinder    twi    ,i    n.-'itral    ..  |v','    r'   r   such 

biQd»-r 


1  III  :in  apparatii-  ..f  ili.  .  ti.i  rai  '.-r  d.-y.  ri'..'d,  i  fraiiif 
lifiividfi!  \titli  a  -niipU  ;i, :■--'_'.«  a  \  ,  a  ..aitral  distri' 
■irn:_-  ,1..,.\,.  rnMiitifd  in  t!i.-  ''raini'  and  (lavinir  a  h'dW.w 
irit.ri'.r  ■  ominai.  i.  a  r  s  n  :;  wuh  r\),  (i;isn;i  l-i-  wa  \  ,  tlic  said 
s|.'''\.  *>.iii_'  p^■^^  nl.'d  wiii  p.-rf-irat  inn-  t  hroiiL'ln.n  t  Its 
1-iiZth  '•.  r'tary  tn.-ni'.r  [p..,'t.d  iij..,ii  the  sir. ■v.-  and  In 
!idin_-  :i  piiralif.  '•(  .  inaraf.r.'iii  iall>  sp/U'i'il  hlados  f" 
r.--.-i\.-  wa'.r  pa-^ri^-  t  ■-,  r.  ■! !;.:(!  !  H  ■  i  ip.'ii  i  tii.--  in  til.'  sjild 
'li-' ni'ur i'lt:  -!.'•■%.-  ai.'l  a   'inish  .-1. 1111711    r"'atal.l\    umuntcd 

ill    ':i"    iriRi-    and     'tin "I    f..   ili.    -.'i  1  1   r"tar>    tm  inl..-r   at 

the    .-raN    rl|.T-"f    •.\l,.r-],\     tlw     <.n),]    (TUsti    .  l.'in.'Ht    will    tw 
rof.ar.'.i   \\!i.'Ti    ih.'    r.'!irv    ai.  iuI-t   1-   r"tif<'.i 


1.47l.74:<      KwIiY  AND  F>nir.   li|\tliilTi;       KuwardK 
MONROE,  Bay  rity.  Mich.      );1.1    Ian.    .<;     l!t2J       Serial 
No.   .'.70,044.      ."   ClaiiTiH.      Ml     i<\      twt,, 


1,471,74- 


I  .\N(  iiJ;  !■[{!  U'i:i,i.i\i;  iivau  f: 


MtKRZWISSK!      '! 

rial  -No.  4:;s,'»4" 


>      *  ^  1  SI..«  w 

t'  i.^'Ti,    N     .1      Fij.'d   .lat!     J!      prjl.      Sp- 
'■;;i;iii,      Hi.   11.-.     2.'..' 


,\    aoat    prDp.'llir 
pn-iru'    a    stan.lard 
jiiurnaU-d   •  i   s.aid    - 
fn    th.»    sid>'    faas 
thplr  fnmt  *>nds  t- 
rear   .rids   of  said    1 
thf    ends    thor<-<)f 
named    bevpl    ffcar 
.lecnnd  hovel  (jtar    1 
another  horizontal 
tal  shaft  extendini; 
on  both  horizontal  ' 
wheels,    a    short    h.i 


_•  device  of  the  cla.i.s  de^i'rihe.l  rom- 
m  fr-mt  of  a  U.at  >»eat,  a  N-v.d  K^'ar 
atidanl.   a  pair  of  crank  arms  socured 

•  I  s.iid  i'.'v.'l  -...ir,  r.  ds  s.Tiiri'd  with 
said  cranks,  a  crns."*  bar  oonn<"s-tinK  the 
'>'\<  pr-iials  on  said  rods  inlermpdlatc 
I  h^vfl  ii^ar  in  tnt-sh  with  said  first 
I  hi-partir.>  horizontal  sh.aft  for  s.aid 
'••'■iplii!.'  ''or  b<,fh  parts  of  said  sliaft, 
sh,afr  abov.'  s.nd  lirst  ii.'imcd  hori7,on 
oiit  of  the  boat  s  stern,  spro^ki-t  wheels 
h.iffs.  a  f'hain  ronn.'rrint:  snid  sprocket 
"izoiita!    sh.'ifr    i'.'irnnl.Ml    ;>  r    rli..    Miit.T 


'      .^     '■"■b     aii'l     li:a''  .1.  \a'l.  p.T     r,aiiprisin^'     a     fratne. 

;,'r.'Ui;'l    .a..  i,:iii_'   .vtc.'l,  Ih.  rcon,  an   adjustable   scat,   and 

NmIv    SMli."rM;,j     iii'.i',-  .seciind    tlnT.'t"      a!id     Itv    brac.'s 

piv. dally    and    r.-lli';ali  r,,ii.i.Tt»-d    ',    1  h.'    frain... 


1.471.7.-.U.  !;i;[,  i  .\  IINi.nsiIKR  i.t.'ia.K  T.  1'k.\k 
SONS.  N.Mv  <!  .rk  \  V  Fills)  .<.'pt  '.)  i.Mi;  .<»>riai  No 
119.2M.-        !:i    1  iaiins,       i  i;i.    20!t — <H!  . 


1  In  a  syritiK''  th  conihit;  a  t  ii.n  .if  a  r.  ««Tvidr  to  con- 
tain a  liipiid  and  havjnt:  a  .lis.'hark.'.'  .oMlft  ,  an  air  pump 
in    th.     r.'<.'rv   '!■     loriiiii;    un    ,,ijT,..t.    d    ctiamticr    connerte<l 


OcToiiKK  -j;?.  MrSA 


r.  S.  PATEXT  OFFICE. 


751 


to  the  pump  outlot  and  an   outlet    tnt.e  for  said   ctiamiicr  inpr   a    plurality   of    memhors    cxtindin;:   downwardly    and 

extcndintr  into  said  chamhcr  from   tti.-  end  ojijiosiie  to   its    I    laterall\-  oniw.ariily  therefrom,  and  inenn^  f^r  < rini;  -.Mid 

.'oine.tion    with    iho    pump    oatlet      suo-taii  t  ially    as    and  i    hcldini;    m-  iiiti  a     in    s.-iid    supis'T' 
liif    till-    plirposo    -pecitled. 


I.l7I,7.-il  I'HtiiKS.s:  OF  I  (Bi*  )M  l'(  >S1N(  i,  TH.VN.^^l'dS 
IN<;  l-IS.^oI.\  INii,  «IK  KKNI)K1{IN(;  SOLIHLK  I>IF 
11(11, 11  \   sol. IHLK    IKtDIFS.       II.Man     1'      Raskin, 

(►.akland.  I'ali''     assign. .r  of  scvea  tenths  I.,  l.onis  ,'sloss 

.•<;m   Friiio  i-io    f'alif       I'iUnl   .June  2t>.    I'.'ls       S.rial   No 

242,124       1;    I  laitns,      1  1  1,    2.'!      1 1!   1 

1      Th.'  procass  of  docoinixisiiii:.  I  raiisforniin;:,  di.-soh  in^' 
or  reiidcrinu  solutdo,   h<Teiofi.re  eonsiderisl   practicalls    in 
s.'lutile    siibslanees    whieli    consists    in    h.'atiiii:    to    n'dnens 
.iiid   snbi.i  I  ill):  t'l  pr.'-siiri'  a  inivturi'  of  the  snli-t.anc,'  .'ind 
;in    alkali 


1   47  1   7.a.'       (  OF!  1:1     K\  rU.\t  TOR.      .M  a  t    1 1     Kir.  kshss. 
ll.'lNok.  ,      ,\l.iss         I'll.-,!      Mar       2.'>,      l'.i2.".  S.Tial      N.. 

'j2>^,l?^l,     _•:;  ciaim.s.     I  CI.  5;;    -:;. ) 


!.»7],7.-i4  .\I;T1F1C!.\I,     TOu'rii     Wrid!     .\NCni>l!iNi. 

.MK.WS  rllFRFFKH         A!HKi<r    .M      R.  isK.Mil.L  M,    t  hi 

lauo.   Ill  Filtsi   No\     2;;.    I',t2-'       S.Ti.al   No.  602,G75.      2 

I  laiiiis  I  k'\    ;;2     1 2  1 


1.  In  couildn.ation,  an  artificial  tot.th  liaviiik-  v.'rti.aily 
formetl  ro<ess.s  eztondlntr  from  th.  b.as,-  i  'v^ards  tlic 
CUiK-  ili  till'  -libs  tluTisif,  ;iiid  .iiMlcirinj  nit-ans  f.ir  tlo- 
said  T  ..Ih  ( '.iiipiirslnj;  a  vertically  ixtindin::  i.iitrtil  p<ist 
a'laptid  111  i.e  insi-rtt'd  in  r-ai.l  ri  1  (.n-cs,  11  thii  -ide  niein 
!,er  i'rrs.aii  inj  a  fiat  verticnl  fac,-  -liar,  (i  to  the  sidi'  "f 
the  s.aid  piisl  ,iiid  a  widoiied  base  pnrtinn  ad.apted  to  lit 
inti.  ,.|  1  iiinpl.-nifiitarv  formed  r.'ees.i  ii  tin  has.  ..l"  t  h.^  -aid 
to,,f!i 


1,471  7,".:.  ri<ldiIN<;  MF'  IIAMSM  !,.':  1-  A,  S.  hmU'T. 
Hr....klM,  N  ^  ,  as-imi..r  t"  R  ib.^  ii:.!  Tn  N.u  \.'rk, 
N  ^  ,  ,a  '  "r(»'ratioii  ,,f  N.a\-  \"rk  Fibd  M:i\  .'4,  i'.<2', 
Si-rial    ,N.i     (72,170       21   I'laiiiw  <   i.   270      77,' 


1.    in  a  cofTi-o  extr.aot'ir,  an  I'Ul.  r  ii  r.'ptacb',  an   inner  ro 

eeptacb'.    an    obctrii     nenor    wiitiin    -.lid     r pta.  b',     -aid 

motor  beiii-  provid.'d  \vi;h  a  sb.ift,  .'in  .batrie  hiait.r  for 
said  inner  rts-eptaido.  .also  wlttiin  said  outer  rf<a.ptaelr' 
and  an  actuator  utnl  a  rofr.  r  rec.ptatlo  mounted  on  said 
shaft    within    .-aid    Inn.r    r.'i  optarlc 


1  171  7."..;,  SilirriNi;  HFV  H  i:  FniiKin-  R...,i:hs,  Mint, 
.Mich,  Ori;,'inal  applieation  tiled  Mar,  !>>,  liU^,  S.rial 
.No.  22.3.04.'')  Idvidef]  and  this  application  tiled  M.ar 
30,1922.    Serial  No    .'4'*.<i27     '^  Claims      iC!    ISS— 32.. 


.■'.,    In  combination  v\ith  a   vehicle  provided  with  wtie^ds, 
a  support  therefor,  a  hojdint:  member  onLranirn:  one  of  said 

«  hei  Is   fur  pnv  I'lit  inc  vertical   inov  -nioni    r''eri'i>f   and   hriv- 


1.   Till    .'otnbination    of   nnsTiifi   for   adv.nnrlnp   sheets   af 
difTiT.  nt   s[i<<al-,   folding:  uusha  nisni,   .iiul   moans  for   eff.a  t- 
iiiL'   a    r.lairie  'hanj:''   lulwaen    thn   shci    path    and    !""!diii_- 
niL'chuiu.soi    I.,   cms.'    tie     fold    to    laUi    phoi'    at    the   -ajuc 
point  In  successivi'  sh-'cis  irrosp...  1  iv.    ..f  tSi.-ir  r-i  .    .1 


14717,-.t;       UA\F    SI(iNAI.lN(.    SYSIF.M        WnIier   1'. 
Si  11!  t  II  ,    Madison.    Wis  .    .assiLrniT    t..    r.iiru.-s    Battery 
>  "tnpaii.v,   a    •  "orporalioii    of    Wisconsin        l-'iled    C4ct.    IT. 
I!tl0.     Serial    No    .•i:u,4n       s   Claiuir        (CI.    250 — 27.) 

1  In  a  vv.avr  siirnalin^  svotera  ntiliziiiL'  a  vaitinm  tube 
;ind  iinliidiiiL;  electric  circuits  each  coiiiaininj  ,a  -onroc  .f 
electric  .'tierL'.v ,  said  circuits  reqnirint:  friasimi!  from  low 
frequency  current  disturbances  ori^rinat  inj:  frnm  vvithir. 
I'ach  cinnil,  tho  combinati'ti  of  a  mult  i.dis't  rode  v.acmiin 
tub.'  through  whiidi  a  thermionic  disehar;.'e  is  maintain. -d 
by  reason  of  its  connt'ction  in  om-  of  sajil  cir- iiits  ..nnl  drv 
balteiii*^  ,'s  the  saifl  sources,  said  batteries  each  cninprisin.' 
u  case  a  nest  fitteil  therein,  a  set  of  vertical  <-rU<  iirranL- d 
in  t'  e  fo'-i  and  -j.ai'ed  at  their  lower  ends  fr.'ir.   ilio  bntt'im 


c 


m 


752 


■  >(  thf  '-as*-,  a  \*  a 
«»ach  I'fll,  and  a 


OFFK  lAl.  (lAZKi  IK 


OcTOfUiR  23,  1923 


■r  rfpellaut  wrapt^r  runiplt-tely  encasing  I  catiun  with  tli.  :i  i  r  j-ii,.'  \»;..r.  Dj  .  .Miipi  .-si-r,!  iur  may  be 
soal  anchorini,'  rhe  rvlU  lu  on.i  ii.--f  .ui.l  >1.  li  •.  .^r.  .1  fr..,ii  rt.,.  j.,!..  ini  .  siii.l  rMlmiiti  «  ti  r-l.^'  its 
-ai.l    ■.■lis. 


.   -'I:!?; 


')5- 


7     hi    1    ■vi.iv.-  <ji:ialii'..'  s\<t^m  utiliziriL'  ,i   '  hr^n  .  l.-itri'ile 
v,i'i;i;:ii   Mjh»'   in.  Ju-liiic  a   ril,-iai>>nr   ciroiir   :i;i.l   a    ;;lanit>iit- 
piar.-     'ir'nit     •■  i:ira  ininc    a    Kource    of    .-It'i-r  rirn  I    •'ri>'ri;y, 
■<ai'l     1  ir   'urri      fjiairin;;      fn'Htiom      from      low-      friiin.'ricy 
curn-ii'  .lisruri>ar.|»    oriuliiiitiii!;    fr-.m     within     <ai,I     ri- 
itiir-;,    I':-'    i  omhitiatlon    of   a    thr>'«.-.>lf>ctroflo   tntio    throu;;!' 
^^  fn'  'i     I     ttiormi.idl.'    disc^Hi-icf    is    nunntain-Ml    by     reason 
''     ;'■'     '"nn-'ctiiili     in     ■*\Ui     tllani'-nf     utid     [>:ii  r»^  fi  iaiii.-nt 
'■iri'iits,    and    a    ilry    harr«Ty    as    rhf    salil    s.mrrp    (or    -i.-iid 
ritaiiipnt  platp    ■'irhiir.    naid    battpry    coniprlsins;    h    i-.t*.',    h 
nf^r   flttfHl  th.-ri'iii.   a   -»-r  of  v.TTIral   i-p1Is  ;"rr:ini:.  d   in   ih.- 
r;.  --t  ai  il  -^)a''.  d  a  t   fli'-ir   lo»-,.r  .'tul^  fr    ni  rhe  h..rfom  of  t!io    I 
oast*,    and    a    waf^T  rppt^lU'nt   wrapptr   roniplcKdy   t'nrasinc    ! 
»ach    i-pll,    .«ild    r(.|ls    ninnt'crpd    Pl>><'trirally    in    -jf  ri.  s   and        P'"''^>"ir>^    i^    '.p.  ta  r  i  \  f    a-*    a    pi-ton    upon    Ui<-    plunder    to 


irrotii»il  to  o.-ciip'-  an  arpa  of  Past  iwrim.-t.T  ami  u,  havp 
a  di<!trihiit.'fl   .-iipu,  iiy  i:rpar.>r  than   that   .)f   rho  f.dls  In   a 

strnii:ht   lin-'   ^rrios 


1 -tTi.T.-'.i     laiiKiN.,   rrm:  for  i.nusK  i.KAh    i.Eru;- 

1   47!  7r,7        .ASrkc,    FOR    TVPEWRITINi;     MAriUNKS     '  ^■"'"'        l'*l"^:vA     Tt  i  i  i  s.  o,-,.an    Park     t  alif  ,   asslKnor 

ANr.Rf:    .;>-,,, RGKS    TniRK/T.    ("halon*  sur  Marn.'      P>an.--     i  "''-"•   ^^''f  '"  •'••'"i   H     K-n.k-r  an,l  „i,.'  half  to  wmiani 

nifd    Msr     ni      192-2       S.-rial    Vo     ri4S  r'.tU        4    ('I'liajs     '  '    ^''■''    '"'"'  "f  '■""  -^"-''l'-    'aHf       Filed  Ort    ni<)20 

(CI.    +.'.      ,-,2  I                                                                         .  .    >.  s.rial   N...   4ltV]t;n      4  riairim       mI     1 2'.t      1: 


!ift   MiA   -H'n.-    and  aMtoniati.-  air  I'Xha.i^t  val\.  .  .arrie<l  Nv 
the   pluiiEpr 


1  The  roiTitiination  with  a  snpportiiit;  pin  for  lo-.sp  leaf 
'  ntiiitriirrioiis  of  a  lo'-klni;  tnix-  havin;:  an  aperture  throiigh 
wfiich  xaid  pin  .■trend-,  a  iprlni;  ni.>!id:.T  arranLwd  within 
-^tid  fn!i.'  oiic  rnd  of  wliich  ■iprir)i;  dirt-rtly  <Ti>;ai.'t>8  said 
piii  for  locking  ttic  f'l!..-  and  pi%ot,M|  ni.'ans  whidly  within 
<a  d   'iiii..   f,,r   di-it'n^a_'in_-   -aid   «|irin-   fr..rn   shP!   pin. 


1471,700  R.\[LWAV  TRACK  RVI.I.AST  <;RAI>IN0 
AND  SrRFA(I.\<;  MAfUlNF  \-\HKii.\i.t:  Frsiso, 
.S'attl.'     Wash       FiLmI   I  ..■,     _■     I't-^-J       S.Tlal    No    (;t»4,.'.t;R 

1  0   <  ■  I  a  i  ni  s       ,  I   I     : ;  7      1 1  r,  1 


1.    .V    .  asi!)_- 
plato    on    which    r 
fonn»»d   :  tl  two  par 

ca-;r!_'     r'lt'    fiTW 
iriclir'...l    ,i.-ik    n  h. 
rh.     ■,n.  k     .f    :h.- 
>v  'icii    p,M,.,l    ,|,.w 
a    ~'H>:>   rr    '"..r    -h 
d«*k  for  '!*•■  wh.>i 

PXpoSrtl. 


p'wriimL'    !i..i''::i  n»>s    ha\ini;    a     iia-f 
he    '>  [^■writi'P    is    s.-<ajr»^d    and    a    cuv.  r 
s  hiHL'.'d  rojr.-thiT  and  to  the  r.-ar  of  thi- 
rd   pirr    of    <aid    cov<>r    conxt  if  iit  in,:    an 
1    the   casint;   is   I'li  s. al   anrl    nutans   ii|M>n 
a-iin::   f.jr    supi»>rtin^    thf    forward    part 
(jii-kwardly    so    that    it    may    cu'istir  n  t.' 
•■■ar   part   whon   Hwiiritc  ha«^k   to   torm   j 
tilt'    iisiiii:  is  op^n  and  th^  ty{>ewrit«»r 


V 1 II  n  ^^jiLjLi^n 


nil  n. 


1.471  7o-»  -U'lARATt  S  FUR  EJK(TIN(;  FLFIItS 
FROM  WKI.I.S  R.w.FH  II.  T(  CK.>:a.  Uks  Ant'i-U's.  Calif 
FlleO  June  1.  i'..J2  Serial  .\o.  .->6.">.132  17  Claima 
iCI.    10:>-5  . 

1.  A  pneuniaticliily  operate<l  plunger  pump  i-onsistiun 
of  a  stationary  pijnip  tui>"  haviUiT  a  foot  st'cfion  provided 
with  iidet  valves  in  its  ii.w.'r  [x.rtion.  a  stationary  cona 
prt»8»e<l  air  coiutuji  lixe.l  to  thn  foot  section,  an  [iir  pren- 
sure  pipe  arranged  in  the  pump  tui)e,  a  piston  like  plunger 
operativ.'iy   flttin;;    tiie    foot   i.ction   and   having  conimiini 


1      In     apparaHis    of    Vu-    c    aracler    d.-sorihed.    a    car,    a 

frame  .'xtending  laterally   from  on.'  siile   ther  of  and  him,' 

edly  connfcted  with  the  car  for  angular  adJuutiiientH  with 

I    resp«'<t    (hereto,    means    for    .■^djusiliig    and    nerurlng    said 

I    fratne  in   predetermined  anKular   relations  with  respect    to 

I    the  ear.  ballast  gradin/'d' vir.  s  carried  by  said  frame  and 

I    comprisinK  a  conveyor  provided  with  scraiwr  attachments. 

il   -icrieg  of  surfacing  ldad«'s  provided    in   sjitd  frame,   said 

onveyor    and    hlad»"»    b'-ing    conriecte,]    to    the    frame    for 

j    angular  a<tjustm-iit.«    with    respect    to   a    horieoutal   plane. 

j    and    means   for  effe<'iing   sucli   angular   adjuntmrnts  of   the 

I    conv.vor   anil    rhe   l)lade«   simultaneously 


(>cToitra2ii.  lifSi 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFPK^E 


753 


1.471.761.  ROTARY  IMMF.  Mkhman  A.  Weidknb.^CH, 
Buffalo,  N  Y.  Filed  Feb  4.  1922.  Serial  No.  534, lay. 
12  ClaimB.      iCl.   103 — 123.) 


1.  A  rotary  putnp  comprising  n  casing,  a  rotor  arranged 
within  the  rasing  and  provided  with  working  faces,  a 
roller  ralye  nioiintcd  within  the  casing,  and  a  plunger 
for  hoUllng  the  valve  in  operative  relation  with  the  rotor 
only  when  the   rotor  ia  at   rest. 


1.471.762.     TRIHK      .Ierf.  L    Wkntz,  Passaic.  N    J      Filed 
I'ec     22.    1921.      .Serial    No,    524.122.      7    Claims,       (CI. 

280— S».  I 


^'     22    12  tl  14 


10 


f 


tG 


Ci 


.-  3 


■,■      G  & 

1  In  a  de\ice  of  the  i  haracrer  degcribt'd.  the  combina 
tion  of  n  truck,  tractioii  wlieeis  thereon,  n  tongue  set'ured 
to  the  truck  and  having  a  brake  section  adapted  to  nor- 
mally engage  n  traction  wheel  ami  a  seat  in  the  tnj<k  to 
receive  the  tongue  and  to  hold  the  same  in  friciionai 
engagement    with    the   whfn^l. 


1,471. 7fi.T,  ELEVATI.Ni;  \Sl>  POSITIONING  MA- 
CHINE Jehb  L.  Wentz,  Passaic,  N,  J,  Filed  I»ec.  22. 
li*2I,      Serial  No    .'.24.123,      .'i  (^laitris       (Ci     198— 233  ) 


1.  In  a  device  of  the  character  described,  the  comhi 
nation  of  a  convejor  body,  a  rtitntnblp  screw  shaft  there- 
on, a  bearing  block  carried  on  the  screw  shaft,  traction 
wheels,  a  strut  between  the  bearing  block  and  the  trac- 
tion wheels,  and  means  for  rotating  the  screw  shaft 
whereby  the  anele  of  inclination  of  the  conveyor  body 
will  be  variably  adjusted. 


1,471,764,  DIRICIBLE  BALLOON  DRIVE  AND  CON- 
TROL. Wkllinuton  B.  Whbrler,  Ix)8  Angelee.  Calif, 
aaslirnor  of  one-half  to  Florence  E.  Gainea,  Loa  Angeles, 
Calif.  Filed  Oct.  31,  l»2l.  Serial  No.  511,667.  2 
Claima.     (CL  244 — 10.) 

1.   A  dirigible  balloon  having  a  longitudinal  air  conduit 
therethrough,   gaid   conduit    having  adjacent    each   end  a 
plurality   of   laterally    direct e<l    branches    leading    to    the 
315  0  O.— 49 


atmosphere ;  single  parted  tubular  valves  coaxial  with 
,s«ld  condtn!  adjacent  each  end  tliereof,  haid  \alves  being 
rotata!l,\     nd.ap;.-.!     to    .stat'lish     >■. 'Uimur.i'H!  i.ii     '.letweoii 


said  condui!  .'irid  any  one  uf  said  Irai.-ii.s  at  'loir  re. 
cpectlv.  eiiils  of  said  conduit;  arid  m.ai.s  for  ruaintaining 
a  powerfni  a:;-  -  urr.'ut  through  .said  conduit  and  its  com- 
inuTiicating   branches,  1 


1.471,76,^.   EVAPORATING  PROCESS  AND  APPaRA- 

TfS       RcHERT    E,    WiLSO.\,    Cambridge,    Mass       Filed 

.luly    18.    1922.      Serial    No,   575. Snr.       22    I'laims       i  CI, 
23-1.) 


If'  All  ap[>aratus  {<>r  recovering  j^olids  ili-persed  iti 
liquids  Comprising  a  hc;iting  chumb-T,  a  sprayer  within 
said  chamber,  a  liquid  circulator  communicHting  with 
-aid  spira.ver  and  the  b.wer  part  of  said  chaml>€r  and  « 
heater  within  said  chamber  in  close  proxiitiity  to  and 
I'"  low   said   siirayer 


1  471  706  ST.VND  I'dR  FSF  IN  <  •  iMRIN ATMN  WITH 
A  c.itUV  H.VG  OR  THE  LIKE,  Jamks  Henrt  Wolfb, 
falgary,  Alberta,  Canada,  Filed  .May  L'O,  19l'2  SerinI 
No.   .'■,i!2..'.i;;,      3   Claims,      (CI,    1,"S0— 1  5.) 


G 


/ 


V 


1,  In  combination  with  a  golf  bag  or  '],.>  ilk.'  with 
longitudinal  supports,  of  a  hinge  bracketed  to  tiip  outside 
of  the  mouth  of  the  said  bag,  a  pair  of  legs  pivoted  upon 
a  bracket,  which  bracket  is  mounted  upon  the  said  hinge. 
a  clip  member  securing  the  hinged  bracket  to  hold  the 
base  of  the  legs  away  from  the  bap.  means  for  spreading 
the  Kaid  legs  and  means  for  securing  the  legs  wlien  closed 
in  a  position  Rdjac<>nt  the  bag.  all  as  and  for  the  pur 
poses  described 

I 


■:4 


1.471   T-;;       HF4I)1 
+  J  "•  'I- 1         lit    I   ci 


1  A  refl-x-ror  t". 
siirr.i'-f-s  iif  f'VuIur 
of  ^he  larijp  axis. 
twiriij  spai't'il  afjart 
ii>fprp«S4'd  iurfaces 


1.  +  :  1  7>iN 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23. 1023 


K.fiT  FOK  VKUIt  I.KS  W  1 1  i  u  m  || 
nhio  Filt'd  (icr,  >'>.  ly.u  s>T,iil  No 
riis       i('l    ^40 — 41.) 

V' 


4 


IVIR  THIMMlNw     >,Wi,y, 


\\ 


AkM 


I'alif       Filed   St^pr     1.".,    '.'.i_'-_'       S'Tia; 
I  '.tinis        I  Cl     i:?_'      4.".  1 


io 


1.   A     hair     trill  i~ 


^^yfrtfri  ,^ 


-M'l-'       ■''■r,\i':  ,-:uz       i      p.tir     O. 
'■urved  rods,  a  plat     alapt  >\   *■  .n-a-c   rn,      r  .\i :.  of  fho 
^♦^d,  and  flexible  tfcmhcrs   t"  r  "'isp.nding  tht*  ro  Is   i  roni 
■   ■•.•■Jriij   ri)rni*-d    with    sIm-^    i-,    ;■:  .vide 


the  plate,   s^ri   plal 
friction     bar^     f  . 
nH'iub<'rs    •  ,    <  I :  ! 


1.4Tl.7r;t».        \'\\.\  \:     I.KIM  Hi 


I'aciiie.   Ww      iss  ^u 


a    t     rpM:"i  ti'.ii 
Seria:    No     t--' 


w  .V, 


■<in    K!icr  r;  ■   i  "'Ui.ji.iny. 
Fllpd     Nov      >'.      I'.t20. 


7?     4"  ■")  "'"^ 

/7  '  1         ^ 

^4  I 

-^^ 

I-  Th(»  combina'iin  with  an  ►■Ifrtnc  motor  'mruprisin^ 
.1  r(jmpl»"te  unitary  structure  of  a  churit  serurnd  to  the 
\'.'ui<<T  shaft,  ;\  value  urindinj;  attachm.'nt  coniprisink;  a 
[■•.ratable  part  and  u  ^rationl1ry  p.-irt.  said  rotatabl.'  part 
ivlng  rpniovably  secured  to  said  >-hu(-lc  and  .said  station 
•\Tv  part  havinii  mi'ans  ^'ooiw  rat invr  «ith  saiil  motor  to 
;i't'\e-t    roration    tli-reof. 


ly  haviiii;  a  itiir  "f  \x'^\.i-r  .in.l  lowtr 
I'll  fa'Mii;;  ''arh  otht  r  on  opfinsit"  sides 
the  lateral  margins  of  said  iurfaces 
by  une<jual  distances  anil  connected  by 
of  revolution  of  smaller  curvature. 


l.-4-t.770        r.OrKlN(;     MKANS     FOR     ACCrMUI.ATOU 
•  ONTHDIS        l-i(Ki;EHirK    \V     Hers.*!.    Newark.    N.    J. 

issi-t!..r  fi,  irili^  .\ddin:r  rvp.'wrlter  Company.  Newark. 
'^"  •'  I  I  ..'p..,  iM.oi  ,,••  N,.v\  .l.T>iey  I-'ileii  .June  17, 
102-_\     S.--1I  No    .-.t-.s,;*!:'      11  Claims     'Ci   -.'a,-.— !:i(i.t 


j^ij 


'  I-'!  '"li  .I'ldin.'  ami  subtc»cttne  ni.'.hanisin.  the 
comlilnation  wirli  ii'>uniiihi  tor  w  hf>«ds.  or  two  '-ontrolllng 
nit"-har,isms,  oti.  for  addition  and  th.-  other  fur  sub- 
iracrlor;.  a  s.of„i,|,.  selector  adajited  for  reridering  one 
of  sai<l  I'ontr'.iliiii:  nif.'haiiisms  inoperative  when  th« 
■''>!'■"  orio  ^>  o[M  f-ativ,  and  moans  separate  from  said 
s.r'nble  ..■!..,  for  for  [wtsitlveiv  lockini;  said  settablt 
selootor    in    its    ri  sp,..'t  i\' e    oosMpo'S. 


1.47  ■7--  MKlAi>    i  i;uN'r     itiii      \IT('\MB1LF     AND 

TKl  '   K  BODIES.         Euim:       1 '  k  1  !...kk  .in.      IN-;  ri.ier. 

I.ouisv.l.  Kv         Filed     Mar       It,      l:rj,;         StTiai     No. 

<;-.'i  ON.  1    ,  i.^im.      (Ci     -'■)•:<      I'J.'  ; 


.\  ii''t;ii  frr.iit  for  .iutoaiooile  atid  truck  tops  includlnkj 
sidi-  uprikiiitu  rJL-idh  'oniiect.'ii  at  ttour  upper  ends,  an 
rpron  <  xtenditi.  !H'\^,.,I|  ;ind  loonectint'  the  lower  por 
tion-i  of  s.ii.l  ipritti's  aii.!  forming  with  the  latter  and 
tl'eir  iip(ier  <  OHIO  0)1,, n  a  sa-h  rceeivin;:  space,  said  side 
iipr);;hts  heiii^-  of  chaiin.;  form  and  op«^nine  inwardly 
toward  one  another  and  said  apron  havinK  an  offset 
portion    aloo;:   if-<     ipinT   ,.|^'o   oxtendiiii;   across    the   chan- 


ne 

dis 


of    !h.'    upn 
-'■d    «  ir  h  i  ;i 


■■aid 


and 

spa' 


forrniiu'   a    rest    for  a   sash 


1.471  77-'        i{UI.    I   IIVII;        I  ii.MU.Ks    K     Hi. WE,    Canton, 

Ohio.    assi:;tHir   of    forty  "iuhf   one  hundredths    to  James 

M    Wilson.  Canton.  Ohio      Filed  Apr.  27,   lO-'."^.     Serial 

No.   »W.'i.o:'S,      %   Claims       iCj     LTJK — 20.8.) 

I      V    r.iil    '-hair    includini:    a    t)ase    member    having    an 

overlyinc    straight    tlance    at    .uie    slile    and    an    overlying 

cuneal    flanir     at    th  •  otl  er   sidf    said   hnse  member  being 

ndaptfd    to   support    the    base   tlatiL'e   of  a   rail,   a   straight 

fisli    plate    member    adaptt'd    to    be    located    between    th» 

I 


October  2;j,  i:»23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


756 


straight  flange  and  the  adjacent  side  of  the  rail,  a  cuneal 
ftah    plate    member    adapted    to    be    wedge<l    betw.en    the 

^0 


J 

cuneal     flan«e    and    the    adjacent     Hide    of    the 
straight     flan:;e    hnviukt    a    notch,    and    a    lug    upon 
stralRht    fish    [date    memlwr   for   en>raj:emcnt    thenwiil 


rail. 


thi 

th.^ 


1.471,77:-!.  S.liKKN  II(»I.I>p:r  Herbkrt  Nelson  Rowkn, 
I^kevlew,  Minn.  File,]  Nov  14.  11)21.  Serial  No. 
514. .''77.      4   '"laims       (I'l.    95-_,m.i 


irf^ 


^ 


J*.       'U-ylll' 


I.  In  a  device  of  the  class  dcscril>ed,  an  angularly  ad 
Juatable  circular  holder  formed  with  a  screen  receiving 
openinc  tliereiii.  a  moniitinL-  for  v.nd  holder  applicalde  to 
a  camera  .and  aiTanRod  to  avoid  obstructinga  tlo'  opon 
ing  in  said  holder,  said  niouiitini;  jnclurllnn  a  plurality  of 
ombination  supporting  and  ret.aininj;  rollers  enKapinK 
the  margin  of  said  holder  and  means  for  lockin^,'  the 
holder  In  various  anRular  positions,  said  rollers  and 
holder  locking  means  being  confined  within  limit,s  at  the 
rear  of  a  plane  closely  paralleling  the  face  of  said  holder. 


1.471.774.      RKTOHT   VOLATILIZATION   OF   ZINC 

Gborge    S     Hr(M)ks,    iJary,    hid       Hied    Feb     27     1022 

Serial    No    .'.:;!•, 4r)P,,      .•;   Claims.      (Cl.    75 — 153  i 

1.   A    method    of    handling    zim     in    effecting    th      r.  tort 

v(datilization   thereof   which    oousists   in   initially    forming 

the  zinc  in  plate.s.   mechaidcally  reducing  the  plates   into 

strips    and    folding   said    mechanically    formed    strips    of 

line  into  a   volatilizing   retrot   containing  a   molten    body 

of  xlnc  to  replace  zinc  volatilized  therefrom. 


1.471,77.%.      KKLKA.VIN*;    LKVK  E    FOR    WFLL    TOOL.'s 

Clai  DE    K     Hrow.v,    Santa    Ana.    Calif.      Filed    .lune    .s 

1022.      Serial   No,  5««.7.S.'',       10  Claims.      (Cl.  294^-90  i 

1.    In  a   flevice  of  the  character  set   forth,  three  sup..r 

poaed    membera    adapted    for    rotating    and    axial    move 

ment    relative   to    each    other,    and    for    interlocking   and 

unlocking     alternately     to     prevent     and     allow     relative 

axial    movement:    the    lower    memU-r    being    temporarily 

connected  with   the  middle  member;   dogs  carried  by   the 

lower  member  to  engage  a  pipe:   resilient  means  carried 

by    the    middle   member    and    adapted    to    hold    the    dogs 


alternately    in    pipe   engaginiJ    and    pi[>e    frcein-    position; 
yielding     means     subject     to     said     r  stiient     tiuan-     .aisd 


adapted  to  moie  the  dogs  past  said  I'csiljont  me.ans  when 
ilie  member-  are  sutliciently  separated  'o  allow  tJie  do.gs 
and   said   resilient   fin-ans   to   r  scape   ea.ii   other. 


I    471, 77<-         rrLNSlI.     lllN,.r:         .   „.,,.;,.,.      1       .   .^KI.sOK, 
Canton,  dill...     Filed. M.ar     I,    !i*j:;       S.ri,',!   .\o    t;-.-i^',i 
.''.    C];«in;s.       (Cl.    53 — 3., 


1  in  combination  vn  i  i  h  .a  ut.  nsil  havln_-  a  :iandlc  an^! 
a  lid.  n  hiiig.  bracket  comprising  an  cxten.sion  bent  back 
upon  itself  forming  a  tiilmlnr  knuckle  pjortion,  ear-  upoi 
the  bracket  bent  around  the  handle,  a  rivet  .x!rr,!o.! 
through  the  bracket  and  extesisioiJ.  and  throagh  tho 
handle  and  e.ars  and  a  liingo  pintle  rixe<i  to  ;ii,'  ;i.!  ai,.i 
journaled  in  sjild  knuckle  portion 


l,47L7-7,         I'NKCMATIC  TI  i!  F  INFLA'I  INt;      AITAK,\ 
TUS.       Frank     N.     \\»^v.Y.^     and     (.echk.b     H.     (.miikt, 
Seattle,   Wash.,   said   Ceorge  R.   (.'otdey  a.-sigiior    -o*;,].! 
Frank    N      Cooley        File<i     May    ,S,     lS>:jo        Serial     N-^ 
559,1.'!S,      4   Claims.      i  ci,   5(>-^- 8.)  ' 


1.   In   pneiimatlc  tire  inflating  apparatus, 
tion  of  a  pressure-reducing  valve,  a  casing 
and  provided  with   a   sii]iply  port  and  a  dis 


the     com!)!!;.! 

for  said  valve 
charge  port    a 


756 


by  pass   commu 
with  the  casinK 

IndlcHtirijj   mark 
said    ;'luD-:er   an 
lattt^r  in   iiositii 
a     r:(.;k     rigid 
mountPd    on    th 
connecteil     to 
rri.-'iuirh     tbt>    rr; 
poirir>'r   '"arri^d 

with     thf     <(':.l\'' 

to   >-fr>":t   pr  ■:."■ 


Hicativply    connt-ctiUK    said    -lischarjfe    port 
borv>  h  low  *aid  valvf>,  a  scale  of  preMure 

a   pluii^PT.   a  spring  iiit»'rp>isrd   liPtwe«>n 

tlie    vaive    firr   yif-ldini.'ly    r>'r.iiiiiue    the 

'ri  afford  a  passage  bt'lwt'en  said   ports. 

ith     said     plunger,     a     >!iaft,     a     pinion 

shaft    and    engaging;    the    rack.    ;tn    arm 

id     shaft     for     regulatin*:     ^ni6     spring 

'dium    of    tht^    rack    and     pinion,     and    a 

by    said    arm    and    arratiixpd    to    .-Doperate 

r  indicating  the  positionirik,'   'if   the  .irm 

■rmined  adjustments  of   'h»>  -pring. 


jiai 


lor 


I  471, TTs^       '0 
Fravk    T.    (  .. 
St^rMl    \"     4 


FilNED    LIGHT    AND    IlnRN    SWITCH 
PE,    Alliance.    Ohio        Kil"d    O.-t     .■,    192(» 
7'<4,      _'    clinnis  f'l     2<»<> — ."'.i   < 


'n 


if 


'     Ii,  i'<inibiii  I 
slid.. My     ind    rfi 
arrur. _'ed  'i  !:•■ 
the    md    is   d.^pfv 
fro-:!     ^rip    <ld 
m.'n",   .irr;is   flt"'^ 
^er    rind   a  link 
rod    n;iy    !>*-'    d>- 
b*'r,    'h''   -iwiti'h 
th-    i-d. 


1.471.779.      VAI 

i'^arse  •!  i  rdml 

S.Tlal   No    .'.!( 


In  a  Talve  gr' 
a  shaft  provid.' 
end  and  rotata 
cause  rotation  <: 
shaft  for  rotati 
through  the  m' 
•lot  ti  r  connect 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  23, 1923 


tijn   with   .1  h'lllow  stetTin:;  '''dum:.    i   r^.d 
at.ibly    mounted    th^'r^■iIl,    :i    push    button 

gagpi!  by  the  lower  end  of  the  rod  when 

^sed.   a    rotatable   .switch    m»'mber  spaod 

th<'    r-^d    and    held   .icainst    axial    [uove 

upon  th^>  rod  uid  rotafabl>'  ^witrli  in>  :ii 
oosely  ijioirifi  r ing  said  .inns  wiiert'by  thi 
■is-ed  withon*'  ninvin;;  th''  switrti  mrm 
'.^eniiwr   being  r^. fated   liv   the   r.itafion  of 


VE  (;RiNr'iNf;  ai-I'aratts     chahi.es 

;; inl'riiice.   Mass  ,  assignor  of  one-half  to 
,  S..m.Tvil!.',   Mass      Fil- d  <)or    2«.    1P21 
5^^.     1   Claim         >'].  ^1      -'r>  t 


iding  device,  tbe  combination  of  a  frame, 
with  a  longitudinal  slot  near  the  lower 
mounted    therein,    means    operable    to 

f  sa'd  shaft,   means  associated   with   said 

g  a  \alve  to  be  ground,  a  screw  pasnlng 
ns   associated    with    the   shaft    Into    said 

ng  the  shaft  and  said  last  named  means 


1>I 


'li 


togeth'  r,  and  .i   spring  lu-ati-d  on  the  shaft  between   the 
frame   and   sjiid    niitnis  associated  with    the  shaft   for  ex- 

•Ttiru'  .'onsfunt   or.  ■■vi;r''  on  the  said   means  ind<^[>eiideti tly 
of    aiiv    t'l-.-s^ur.     .  x.'rr.'.l    on   the   shiifr 


471  7^0  AI'TnMoniLK  BRAKE.  Viscbnt  Martir«. 
SKEHkSTlAMi  Kekk  >  vris.  <\  LifKiHiO  .Mbssino.  anil  Nl<o 
HEM'S  LoMBAKio.  UloverBVllle.  N  Y  Filed  r>ec  ?{♦, 
101:2       Serial   No    (WJ,rt41        1   Claim,      .1^!,   74— ,3<V  i 


T,'.'^  i).  r''in  d»-» 
conihinatiori  witii 
mi8s!.)n    br:ik'>    !■  \  ■ 

_■'   I'    ■  V     'o';ii;,       \,-\  •   r 

Its   ■  -id    forming  a 


d  a' faot.nifnr  fi,.r  automobiles,  tt.e 
'ni''ri:''ii"y  tiruke  levi'r  and  a  trans- 
I  •■r:!l<--  -h,ift  on  which  tto-  cmer- 
iicii;t'd  '\  plate  having  a  rioess  in 
I   l'<jr   thi-   said    Bhafr,   nienns   for   sr 


cur;  lit;   :h^■   plate  to  the  em<'rg'-n(\v   !,irak>' 
meijit'Fr  '-urHccted  to  th*'  said   plate  and 
sioii     ;o-;,kf    ii'ver.    and     ,    ^'uido    •  ngag>'d 


lever,    a    flexiiilf 
o   the   tr.ii.smls 
'■•\     the    tl.'xible 


meini>er    lieyun 


rrar.smission    brake    I.ver. 


1,47:   Ts]  IdSI'LAY 

ruK;  EBiCK  Ka',1  e.  1'  r 
Bi>.  uit  Co  .  Hrooklv! 
York  Fib'd  Nov  i: 
Claims,      (CI.   217-  ."-8  1 


'()\t;K      FOR      CONTAINERS. 

■  ihlyn.  \  V  ,  ;issii;ii..r  to  Knipiie 
N  Y  ,  a  Corporation  of  New 
191'2        S.rial    No     tiOl.'ni        8 


1  .V  disp!;n  i'..\.T  f  r  t  'otitainer  comprising  a  stjp- 
porttni.'  fiame  for  [d-oonieti t  ,,[,  fbe  container,  a  corer 
[M)rt)oii    htni:>'<l    ro    ibo    siip[M)rting    fmrae,    and    a   second 

■ov.r    i-.rtjoti    riin,-'-|    to   rto'   first   cov.t   portion,   one  of 
'hr  civi  r  portions   i.   ing   transparent. 


1.471  7^2  Kill  VKV  nUISH.  (iEORGK  F  EcKABT.  Cot 
ington.  Ky  .  a.s.siL;t'...r  of  one-half  to  John  Addison,  Chi- 
cago.  111.  Fib'd  May  17.  1920.  Serial  No.  381,911 
T  Claims       (C!    ITl  -.j7  ) 

7.  In  a  rotary  1  rush,  a  plurality  of  sheet  metal  brush 
elements  having  tl.it  IxMlies  and  oi^nlngs  therein,  a  spacer 
between  each  pair  o[  adjacent  elements,  a  aleeTC  passing 
through  .said  el.  nifiit.s  and  spacers,  each  element  baving 
a  »e:ie>  of  radial    ugers  Ltent  at  right  aiigles  to  the  body 


1 .1 


October  23,  VAXi 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


757 


of   said   element,  each  finger  terminating  In  a  spade-Illie 

tip.    the  tips  of  one   element   overlapping  the  tips  of  the 


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».j«^.  4*fi«»->M«'.r,fc(ft»:dtw»'--^- .  ^/^^^ 


lUf  l''*n'   >:UI|ll|Uil«l' 


I     1      I,, 


fVllVlllIU 

■"itft|t.:t  I 


// 


r.i 


•djacmt   "'li'in.  lit.   and   means  for   clamping  said   I'b  in.  nts 

lnnirittidinnll\    of  tto'  sleeve,   whereliy   a   notcli.'d   s[,,Tr,    \^ 
f-rno'l    ti.-tw.'f-ii    tho    tips  of   ndjaceii!    cIi'iimti's 


1  471  7v:;     inti:hnai.  combcstion  kn';ink    i'ravk 

.M  Kmeh>.  K' iin- toirik.  Me..  .'iKsiL'to'i  to  (,.i\"  Motor 
roiiij:u;\  I'.id'li  f-rd  Me,,  a  i '..r  pora  t  ion  .if  Maine. 
Fil.'.l  July  JS,  H'L'l  Serial  No  ivv.l'-'-.  ■;  ilaiins 
■,C1     12;i— I'.tti,,' 


1  In  an  internal  combustion  engine,  the  combination 
of  a  plurality  of  cylinders,  a  piston  in  each  cylinder,  a 
crank  shaft  connected  with  said  pistons  and  driven  there- 
by, a  valve  hoiisin-:  mounted  immediately  above  each 
cylinder  and  havin'j  a  valve  cliamber  therein,  a  Talve 
mounted  in  eucn  c'  said  chambers  to  rotate  about  an 
axis  transverse  to  the  axes  of  snid  cylinders  and  shaft, 
two  ports  leadin.:  from  the  opP'isite  sides  of  each  cham- 
ber 'o  its  resp<--tiv.>  cylinder,  each  of  said  valves  having 
two  exhaust  passag"«  therein  and  having  two  inlet  pas 
sag>'8  leading  from  the  peripheral  surface  of  the  valve 
to  one  end  thereof,  a  block  bearing  against  the  latter  end 
of  each  valve,  said  block  having  a  fu'l  inlet  passage 
therein  and  having  a  groove  opening  into  said  fuel  Inlet 
passage  and  conmiur.lcating  with  the  outer  ends  of  said 
inlet  pas.sages  while  each  of  the  latter  passages  rotates 
through  an  an^zle  of  more  than  1S0°.  and  tnechnnism  for 
rotating   said    valves. 


1,471,784  HOT  WATER  BOILER  Frank  Engki^hard, 
Predikick  H.  Encelharb,  and  Wiixiam  H.  Knget^ 
HAHD,  Springfield,  MaBK.  ;  said  Frederick  H.  Engelhard 
and  said  William  A  Bngelhjird  executors  of  said  Frank 
Engelhard,  deceased.  Filed  Nov.  15.  1921.  Serial  No 
ffl6,199.  15  Claims  (CI.  126 — 361.) 
1.  As  an  Improved  article  of  manufacture,  a  hot-water 
boUer  comprising  .t  body  having  Interior  rings  affixed 
thereto,   and    end   units   having   exterior   rings   wbicb   are 


.•ifflxt^l  thereto  an-l  ro.  .  i\  fii.le  In  said  t>.Kly  in  .'ontiguity 
with  said  body  rings,  an  i  secure^  to  the  latf''f.  said  >nd- 
unit   rings  t>eini:  out   of   .(intact  with  snld  t,o(!y   rings. 


jo  -fiii  .  ouibinatif  II.  in  a  ii..t  w,:ri'r  iudb  r  with  a 
tank  1  r..vi.|..d  m  top  with  a  nipple,  of  a  fitting  having 
v<rti.  al    ;iud    io.rlsiontHl    pas.sHges    therethrough,    and   pro 

vide.l  wi'h  an  internal  flange  above  said  horizontal  pas- 
sa;:.-,  iio.iiiK  to  s.'cure  >-aid  fitting  t"  said  mppl.  and  to 
p-rnii-  th'  f..rni,'r  to  b"  .a.l.iusted  ..n  tin'  l:itt.--  anii  a  pipe 
ha\iok;  .'1  I'laiic  !•  rt  St  on  suid  first-iiai!"!  fang>  said 
pipr   I'M  .-iLiiiikr   .i  'V,oi\\  ariil}    ii:'.     s.ii'i    '.U:,k. 


1.47), 7s.-.  OR  riiOI^ONTI'        AFl'LIAN.   K  ADELBERT 

FkunaiI',   H..st'in.    Mass       File'i   .Tiitie   1'4     i922.      Serial 
No.   .'71', .■.!>•;       rj   Cl.':iins       .Cl     32    -I'.-'  , 


1  In  a  lock  devk-e  for  orthodontic  dental  work,  th« 
cnmbltiatlon  witli  a  regulating  wire,  of  a  base  member 
adapted  to  he  applied  tn  a  tooth  encircling  band  and 
open  at  one  side  ti'  r-'oive  the  regulating  wire  by  a 
sldewisp  movem.'nt  thereof,  and  an  ndjnstal)le  member 
mounted  upon  the  wire  and  carrying  means  tn  effect  in- 
terlocking engagemen  with  a  side  wall  at  one  end  of  tha 
base  member  dniirtg  the  adjusting  movement  along  the 
regulating  wire  whereby  to  prevent  accidental  movement 
of  the  adjustable  r.o  -tilx'r  or  displacement  of  the  regulat- 
ing wire   from    the   V:  ■^f-   uiemtier. 


1.471.780.  AUrO  WHEEL.  Omvk  R.  Fuli-Ek,  Los  An- 
geles, Calif.  Filed  Dec.  22.  1920.  Serial  No.  432.609 
.1   Claims       (Cl.  301—13.) 


5  In  pomblnati*.!^  a  wheel  rim,  a  ring  removably 
mounted  (ni  the  wheel  rim.  coacting  means  on  the  rim 
and  ring  for  securing  the  ring  In  a  predetermined  posi- 
tion on  the  rim.  said  means  comi>rlsing  lugs  and  tongnea 


758 


fDrmpil  1)11  the  ri 
run,  -iai"!  ring  h, 
:nn>T  t<)g>J.  .'i  di 
rh.  r.i.tr  and  hai 
f"l.'>>    '■(    rh>:'    rinj 


1.4:L7'^T  TIRi 
METER  Akron, 
pany,  NVw  Y^ 
Filed    Sepr     7 

■       •  '-'I.    91—44  ) 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


ng  and  slots  and  o[x^nlntr<»  in  the  whet-l 
ivui^  a  N>v(*lt^i  outtr  «h1kp  and  a  l)*'iided 
inoantable    tiro    rari^inp    rim    finbraclnK 

;ni;  ribs  one  of  which  i-nntai-ts  with  ont' 
.  and  a  wMgf  ring  intt>rp<)Sf>d  botwt'fn 
1    rib  and   ring  edjie   for   th«>   pur[w).s<'   de- 


sai<l  band  havInK  air  bubs  thruuk'b  the  middle  portion  and 
near  the  lower  edgr  fh.r.M.f  .uul  r.^ifistcring  slots  near 
fhf.  .'Md  [iTtions  and  I.,u.t  p:irt,  wb.-reb?  said  sl..t«  ran  he 
^r..i)j;hr   into  registry  «  h.-n   fh.-  band  .'iids  iir.-  .iM-rlapped, 


PAINTING  M.VCFHNF       .John   R    Cau     | 
Ohio,  assignor  to  The  B    V.  'inodrifh  t'ora 
Tlf.    N     Y,.    a    CnriHiration     -f    New     York 

192!       Serial   No,    499,'i.'r>.      l>i    Claim*.    , 


1  471  7S;»  INTERNAL-COMBUSTION  ENGINE,  Minbt 
fl  <"'"vit,  BIddeford,  M.' .  a.xslgnor  to  Cove  Motor  Com- 
pany. Bidd.ford.  Me.  a  i -.irporut  ion  ,,f  Maine,  Filed 
MtN  ■.,  1920  S.-rial  No.  .•^79.1f,4.  1  Claim.  I  CI 
l-'.'l     sO.j 


!     fn   ,1    marhini' 


!  'I'll  I 


■ipreader  having  n 
'ire  tr' ueh  and  a 
,»nd  means  for  pro 


r^laMi.n   tn   th 

'     In  a  machin*' 
"int;    '•{  trnans   for 


>f  the  charactf 


f  means  for  supporting  a  pri^uma 


•  1.    the   i-iimht 
tire  ''a sin 4,  ■ 


n    entering   position    l*Ti;:thwi.*e   uf    the 
spreading    [)o«itlon    crosswise    thereof. 
e<-ting  said  spreader  Into  and  retracting 
t   fn>m   the    tiro  ckslng  and   for  turning  it    from   entering' 
•o   spreading   poaii  ion    and    vice    ver«w.    said    means    being 
olapr.-d   to  .fr.'(>t   imrh    turning'  niowment-*  In   determinat.' 
pr^j.'ctins:  and   rctractini:  m  .ypment/j. 
of  rhe  ('!  ararr.r  d^s.-n;  f.l,  rhe  rombina 
rotatably    supiiortini:   a    t;re   -aslng    h) 
11.     ipriv'ht,   inollnid   position,  and  a   spreader   adapted   to 
operate  b-twe«,    tie  e^Jgeg  of  the  ra.sing  s-ul)staD tiallj   at 
the  \,^^■^^^l    [vdnt    ttiereof. 

I'n  ,i  iir*-pfainting  naaehin^,  the  .-..mblnation  of 
:wa::-*  f-.r  r^tatablk  supp(,rtinga  t!rfcaf;in^  in  an  Inclined 
jpri^'h'  jx.sifion  aoarri.r  arm  pi'.'.r.-d  t,,  swing  in  a  vr 
''■"■'■^  and  ihubrica.-it  irij.r:  ,r  r.irried  by  said  arm 
a;.d  .Ti.oa;.b-  th.  r|-by  int=i  an  ..|-rulve  location  in  th.- 
:ow.'.-   sf-i.-tur  of    rhji-  i-asin_'. 


An  Internal  'omhnstion  .  tigine  eonu.rlsing,  In  combi- 
nation, an  nprlchr  rTlin.b-r,  n  piston  working  in  said 
cylinder,  a  crank  *haft  driv.-n  by  Mid  pi.ston.  a  rotary 
valve  monnted  renir.illy  of  gald  cylinder  at  the  end 
thereof  an-I  eit.>ndlnir  horizontally  In  a  direction  trans- 
verse t  .  said  shaft,  a  hour^init  in  whl.'h  iwld  valve  rotates, 
ft  P'.rt  leading  fmrn  t'o-  upr-T  end  ..f  said  .'yllnder  Into 
rhe  .-hamljer  in  said  b.oismg  in  whied  s^iid  \alve  rotates 
and  ..[-Mjini;  into  the  Iowt  part  of  said  chamber  at  one 
side  of  and  b«'hind  the  low.r  renter  thereof  with  refereoc* 
to  the  direction  of  rotation  of  the  valve,  eompresalon  barn 
xet  into  said  houslnit  both  above  and  below  gald  port. 
ni-ans  Ut  prt-sslnif  «ai,l  t,ars  against  the  peripheral  aur 
fa.  ..  ,.f  th.'  \:\lv,-.  means  for  .  '>ndu.-ting  thf  fuel  mixture  to 
■  n.'  .Old  i.f  sanl  valve,  and  an  exhaust  conduit  inf..  which 
^b..  Mirnt  t:a.s.H,  .re  dis,-har;:.d  'hroogh  the  orii.-r  end 
of  eaid   valve. 


'    *71  790       MF/lil(>l\   (.F    F(h   rsiN<;    ,\  M  i   DIKKCTING 

!         llKAM,Ii.ins       I.u;s    I.     i.i.nM.AHi,     I'ittwburgh,    Pa. 


I"iled    I  n-e     i;; 
(CJ.  88—14.) 


ll'-O. 


■Serial    .No.    4.;o.-Ji., 


,471, Ti*-  <;  \S  I!jl  RM;R  ATT.V.HMKN'r  ^V;;^.•.^^,  i 
.»RDNtn  ^>.^v  K-nrk.  N,  Y,  a^^i.-n-ir  ►..  ;  nd.  p.rni-ni 
•  r,  Npw  Y'.rk.  N  Y  ,  a  '  orporatlon  of 
N»w  V..rk  Kii»4l  Au_',  C,.  1921  Serial  No  490,174  1 
Clain]         '  1     ;  :^]   -  21.^ 


.\  gas  burner  a  f  f 

M'l^-'.'  tl.  lit.:.-  m.-t.i 

■ii    ■  lie  end   portion'^  ain 

»ilj.iv!  ;it    part    i.f    t 


1  4    Claims. 


i '■  tva n d  or  s t r i  [ 

on    n[>po>sit.^    e^U'e 


-•  f..rni.-.l 


hmeiit  comprisii:!,'  a   riii 

I   (Mvin_'   ::if.'_TaI    .Mrs 

f  ■  i'\.T'iap    tiif 

.'   th.-.    ri'ikt. 


1,     The    method    of 

a  lens  ha\  ln<  a  li^ht 

ar.'a,  that  ruinpriiws  pla.ini: 

the  sail!    i.lj.,f.ii 


b.  ailli^ht    provided   with 
in.!  also  an  adjusting 


e    fiarol    and    fix    th.'    si/!. 


adjusMn;   a 

nioilify  IN  _-  a  r.ai  _      -.,.„_ 

fr..nt    )'  said  lens  an  opaque 

..reel,   ),.aviiit:  thp  sabl  a.lj.,f.i  i;i_.  ar.'a  ni«.sed.  manipulnt- 

ini.-  th.'  h.'H.lli-tif   aiifi:   th.-  i..Mni      f  li;.'ht  pa.ssing  through 

■h,.    said    a(ijustin-     ir.-i     i.r.s..,irs    a     [.redetermined    and 

visible    app.arai.ee    and    'hen    r -moving    the    said 


"l.'arly 
■ji'r.-en. 


OcTOMB  23, 1923 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


1,471,791.  THREE-ASPECT  SIGNAL.  Ford  W  Harris, 
Los  Angelee,  Calif.  Filed  Jan  ?,.  I'.t20.  Serial  No 
349.312.      10  CUim.s,      1  CI,   24B — 128, ) 


1  In  a  signal,  tlie  coniljinal  ion  of  a  larL'el  member,  a 
mask  member  ;  restraining.'  means  holdin>:  sal<i  members  in 
such  a  i>08itloii  that  .saiil  mask  oix^cures  said  target  :  and 
means  operable  uiKin  the  release  of  said  restraining  means 
for  moving  one  of  said  members  so  that  ^aid  mask  no 
longer  obscures  said  target. 


1.471,792.      I'KOCKSS   FOR   AI'I'I-YING  VITRKOIS  ANl' 
WATERl'ROOFING       COATINtJ       TO       BRICK       ANI' 
BT'RNTCLAY    ARTICLES       Joseph    H     Hinks,   I'hila 
.bdphia,   I"a       Filed  Mar     If,    1922       Serial   No    544. .■!34. 
1    Claim.      (CI,   91      72,) 

,\  process  for  ait)lyinc  viiri-oiis  and  v\  ater  pr<H>tinrf 
coating  to  certain  of  the  surfaces  of  burnt  clay  arti(len, 
coiiz-Lstlng  in  first  c.atinL'  the  surfaci's  of  the  artii'leg 
which  an-  not  to  be  c  .it<s1  with  the  vitreous  and  water 
proofing  coating,  with  clay  or  kaolin,  then  baking  the 
articles  in  a  furnace  to  approiinialely  ji  red  heat,  then 
withdrawing  the  articles  from  the  furnace,  then  sprinkling 
powdered  vttroous  and  water  pr<i  .ting  comiiound  upon  the 
surfact^s  of  the  articles  which  iire  not  loateil  wlili  the 
clay  or  kaolin,  and  allowing  the  beat  of  tlie  articles  to 
melt  or  fuse  the  powdereti  vitreous  and  water-proofing 
C'inipound  and  permit  it  to  spread  over  and  adhere  to  the 
surfaces  of  the  articles  which  are  not  coated  with  the 
clay  or  kaolin,  then  allowing  the  articles  to  cool,  and 
finally   remi'\inK   the  (  la.\    or  ka.>lin   from    ih.'  ^ame. 


1,471,79;',      CAKItini;  CONTAINER.     Fi.i  Ishaki.,  Wills. 
Barre,   I'a,      Fil.-d  Feb    T'.,   192:'.,     Serial  No,  »;i9,4ri?. 
Claims.      iCl,   206- -.SS,) 


^  ^^^  ^   ■'s    "■* 


1  .\  cnninlner  comprising  a  b 'dy  ha\ing  an  open  top 
n  closure  for  the  said  top  of  the  body  having  a  dei>«'ndinu 
marginal  flange  designed  to  fit  about  the  upiwr  edge  por 
tions  of  tlie  walls  of  the  body,  the  closure  having  a  pouring 
opening  therein  and  provided  with  a  flange  surroundin-j 
said  opening  and.  in  the  applieil  p'>sition  of  the  closure 
engaging  the  inner  sides  of  the  walls  of  the  body  nt  the 
oi>en  top  thereof  and  relatively  bracing  said  walls  against 
Inward  displacement,  and  a  closure  for  the  said  pourlni 
opening. 


'50 


1.471.794       APPARATT'S   FGR    OBTAINING    PRACTICE 
IN   GOLF   OH    i)T1II;H   GAMKS   (Hi    I'llYSU  AL   E\K1{ 
CISKS      I  H.MU.E.s  Lk\k\,  l,..ndon,  i-'.iiL'land,     Filed  Oct. 
17.  l!fJl       S.-rial  No.  ^.U^,1_'L^     .'.  ilainis.      *C1.  265 — 21. > 


.A' 

1     A   swin;:able    gam.'    pi.-c    <  oinprismt:   a    handle  and   a 
liea\\    li.-ail.  r-pring  responsiv.-   in.-ans  associated  wilh   the 
head  and  aciuatable  thereby  under  centrifugal  force  dor 
ing  the  swinging  of  the  game  piece  and  means  to  regist.  r 
after  thi-  stroke  the  power  or  force  incident   to  the  swing. 


1.471,79.'i 
SEATS 
May  2, 
144—2. ) 


.\PI'ARATtS     FOR    TRFING     HCBFLXNCF 

William    L,    Mantua,  Bayport.    N     Y       Filed 

1922,      Serial    No     .o.>S,086,      2    Claims,       i  CI 


1,  In  an  apparatus  of  the  class  described,  tlie  com 
binatlon  with  a  frame,  of  a  spindle  extending  axially  ..f 
-;iiil  frami-  and  provbU-d  near  its  lower  end  with  a  hub 
portion  resting  upon  said  frame,  said  spindle  provide<1 
with  H  i>ortion  extending'  through  said  frame,  a  spur 
plate  attached  to  said  hub  portion,  a  sleeve  pro\ldei) 
with  a  spur  resting  on  said  hub  portion  and  engaging 
said  spur  jilate.  a  hollow  l)'.dy  on  said  spindle  and  en 
ga;^iiiu  said  slee\e.  said  iudlow  bi.xiy  provided  with  an 
operating  device  including  an  adjusting  screw  luuii.i;  a 
spur  wheel,  and  said  >pur  wheel  adapted  to  enga^:e  the 
spur  of  said  sleeve. 


N.-K- 


No. 


1.471.79ti.      MACHINE    I'^OR    LAYING    MT'LCHFS 
MAN  B.  Mc<i!iiKE.  Wahiawa.  Oahu.  ami  .\MiKrw   c, 
Honolulu.    Hawaii.       Filed    July    9,    192;;,       Serial 
650,476.       16    Claims.       (CL    97—1.) 
1.  A  machine  for  laying  mulches  in   strips  and   cover- 
ing the  lateral  edges  with  8<jil.  comprising  means  cooper- 
ating:   with    the    laying    means    for    marking    the    mulches 
at   points  illspiised  at   regular   intervals  wt;ore    the   plant- 
ing is  to  be  effected, 

12.  A  mulch  laying  machine  comprising  .h  wieeb.l 
frame,  plows  at  the  front  end  rear  of  the  frame  for 
forming  parallel  furrows  to  receive  the  edges  of  n  mulch 


760 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTi: 


OcTOBKB  28, 1923 


ln(f    sfrlp    and    tnrtiinu    thp    soil    from    th*»    firrows    over 
anri    .■)r.to    said    edaes    resp»TtlTPlT.    mp^ins    for   supportinj: 

.<     r   11    i.f    m  lichinL-    niat'Tial    rotatably    on    said    frame. 
?'-f»i!;ii-'   a  ■':[!'-   •)i}f^:\tt'i\   liy   the   ninv-ment   'if   ttip   w;,fel.'ii 


frame   f')r   'i:iwindi 
journalei!    'in    'he 

whe»'l     ^  ■     rv"  ►'ivi 


t;  rh*^   materia!   fr'ini    t:,.-    roll,    a    'irura 

frame    arnJ    drivi^n     f'"   i:i     tht-    ':'i''',"n 

and     iiuidt'     tht'     m:^t^'^la;      ;>';r.      'he 

:i.l^'     r-llH     -..     the 


feed     r'>!lf>r<>.     vertically     adjiisfai'l^ 

rear     "f    the    drtim    for    directing    the    material    into    the 

surffi'-e   cf    the   soil,    find    means    .m    th»>    .ir'ini    f.i-    n.ark- 


ini 


th*" 


^Ti  f in; 


■  n     the     sfrip 


'^X^l 

riTj.  r 


15.  A  machine  for  laying  mulches  '■omprislnfc'  a 
wheeled  frame,  m^ns  for  supportirii;  a  roll  of  mulch- 
ing material  therein,  means  for  feedini?  and  spreading 
the  mnffrial  on  rlt*'  izround  in  a  pr>»determli!pd  «rrlp 
or  row.  means  foi-  s<»curlng  the  lateral  edges  of  the 
laid  Btrlp  to  the  aMJacent  soil,  and  means  for  markinc 
the  surface  of  th^  soil  with  a  guide  indej  for  the 
>ucc.—ding  T'-'W   .-r  -trip. 


ia:i-u:      auto 

MEaaiLi,    and 
Pllftd    N,.v     ■:s 
'CI.    5'^-5f3,' 


HOBILE     TLOCK      KRVMF         ior-kz 

IIARLES      M.      WlOVER.      Oelwcin        low   i 

li922       S«>rlal    No     f?03.321        1    rinlni 


.A.  device  of  the  character  descrlhed  '''>mpr1sini;  n  frame 
adapted  to  he  sertiled  to  a  panel  or  other  vertical  <!'ir 
fare  and  having  d  body  projecting  therefrom  adapted 
to  receive  a  time  dlece.  said  body  part  havini:  in  '-»p..ri 
face  defined  by  an  [inwardly  directed  flange  in  a  plane 
ipaced  from  that  of  the  frame  and  said  body  Interiorly 
threaded,  and  m  jdjnstable  back  comprising  an  annn- 
lus  having  Its  outer  perimeter  thrpad.-d  to  mate  wl'h 
the  threads  of  the  body  whereby  said  back  may  he 
adjQ'^ted    r>Intive    the   flange   of   the    body. 


1,471.798.      r.osa 
Ohio,     assignor    t^o 
nnclnnati.    Ohio. 
26.      1922.       Serii 
lift— 184.) 
3.   In    a    device   o ' 
Inir    frame    a   eong 
between  the  gong  atid 


SiDVBT     B      Merrill.     Cincinnati. 

The  E.  W  Vandmen  '  'irapany, 
a  Corporation  of  Ohio.  Filed  Oct. 
I     No      597,079.       4     Claims  (I 


the    character    detcrlbed.    a    mount- 
mounted    thereon,    a    rocker    mounted 
the  frame,  a  gong  striker  adapted 


to  be  tripped  by  the  rocker  and   mounted  on    the  frame, 

a    rock    shaft    mounted    on    flie    frrtmo    behind    the    gong 


arid  eTtending  Itk-wii.  ,.f  th.  frnai»n  and  m^ans  on  thp 
Mh,ifr  fn  artti.'itf  r;,,.  rx'ker  'A-tiereby  th.-  entire  d«Tlr« 
is    locatP<l    within    the    c<,nflnes    ..f    the    gong. 


1   t7I  ,7y<», 
Oldt'iwn, 

•528,:;  in 


y/ 


AKTI'  I.!:  !l.iIId-:H  li.^Mi.  S  Mo»a«,L, 
Mh  Filed  Mar  ..^  li.j:!  Serial  No. 
i     '  l;i;;n.s  t  '!      :4      _','4   . 


rr 


rTifrrf-r|rf|£rr^^r^^rj^^' 


:*"« 


1  In  an  article  holder  the  comtdnatlon  wllh  a  plr- 
otally  mounted  pIh'>.  having  a  liu.glfudinally  extending 
Slot  through  whir-h  the  pivnf  there<->f  eifeiids.  a  aup- 
port.  ,a  roller  rotjitaidy  mouiite<!  upon  the  support  tdjt- 
'■•■nf  'TIP  fnd  of  the  [date,  '^aid  end  of  the  plate  hATinf 
a  notch  formed  rher»in  and  means  urging  the  plate 
longitudinally  toward  the  roller  md  yieldable  means 
normally  malntninlnj:  .me  e<Jge  -.f  the  plate  in  align- 
ment  with   the   ndler. 


l,4Tl,SO(>  \V\TKR-8DPPLY  SYSTK.M  W-m.iam  I.es- 
rn;  Nv;.:ri  Hi.erstown.  M;  a.s-i^'n'ir  -.f  'inehalf  to 
Samuel  I',  Barnes  Ha^'er>*  wn  .Md  Filed  Nov.  14, 
192U.     Serial   No    tj'iO.SlM.     4  '•laiai.s       (CI,   137—79., 


1.  In  a  water  supply  system,  the  combination  of  a 
pressure  line  Including  a  pressure  tank  and  Inlet  and 
delivery    pipes    leading    to    and    fmrn    said    tank,    a    check 


OCTOBEB  23,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


761 


valve  In  said  Inlet  pipe  adapted  to  allow  water  to  flow 
to  the  tank  and  to  prevent  reverse  flow  of  water  from 
<ai'l    pipe,    a    su]iply    p'i'e    leadinp    fr<ini    a    pump,    a    hy- 

;  .--  |ill"  -all  ^n|';.i.\  |'i|"-  and  l'\  pass  [lipe  ludtig  unite  i 
to  each  other  and  t.>  said  inlei  pn'e  on  the  inlet  side 
Of  the  check  valve  therein,  and  .a  disdiarge  tau''i  t 
connected     with     said     delivery     and     hy  pasn     pipes     and 


operable    fcr    disrh.a  rgin;;   water    ifni 
independently  of  the  otlier. 


either 


aid    i'lji' 


1,471,«01        COMBINATION    WOBK     CI.nVI-:        IfssKi.t. 
E.    Seal,   St     Louis.    Mo.      Filed   .\pr     :;4.    Itt.'.n      Serial 
r.5ti.;U,S        L'    Claims,       (CI.    2— 9  I 


No. 


1.  .\  combination  work  glove  iiaving  a  back  part 
and  a  front  part  formed  of  different  kinds  of  mate- 
rials, said  front  part  being  composed  of  separate  lin- 
ger pieces  that  form  the  front-  and  side  portions  of 
the  fingers  and  which  have  extensions  that  extend  down 
wardly  across  the  palm.  «nld  extensions  hein;:  joined 
together  by  vertical  seams,  a  tliunili  piece  tliat  forms 
the  front  and  side  portions  of  the  thumb,  and  a  palm 
piece  extending  transversely  across  the  palm  over  the 
extensions  of  the  finger  pieces  and  j<dned  to  same  by 
transverse   rows  ..f  stitches. 


1.  In  a  stopping  device  for  knittlJig  macliines.  n 
abaft,  a  spring-  pressed  finder  adapted  to  make  contact 
with  the  knitted  fabric,  a  bolt,  a  latch  supporting  said 
finder,  and  tiaving  an  open  recess  for  engaging  said 
bolt,  a  disk  mounted  on  said  shaft  adjacent  said  latch, 
and  means,  whereby  an  imperfection  in  said  fabric 
win  cause  the  tripping  of  the  latch  to  move  the  disk 
to    stop    the    operation    of    the    knitting    machine 


1.471,803.      DRYINO  MACHINK.      Bekthand   A     Tarkfs, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  assignor  to  The  Philadelphia  Drying 
Machinery  Company,   Philadelphia,   Pa.,   a   Corporation 
of    Pennsylvania.       Piled    Oct.    2.").    1020       Serial    No 
419,199.     9  Claims.      (CI    34 — 4R.) 

9.  In  a  drying  machine,  the  conihinntion  of  an  enclosure, 
means  to  jjulde  a  strip  of  material  to  he  dried  through 
said  enclosure  in  an  tindulatory  path  dwcrihing  a  plurality 
of  hor1«ontal  stretches,  the  edges  of  the  material  being 
spaced  from  the  sides  of  the  enclosure,  a  horitontal  par- 


1  471.K01'      sTori'iNc   hkvick   iok   knitiim;  ma 

*  HINES.  Hk.nbt  W  Niermever.  IticT.  N  Y  Filed 
Nov.  17.  I'.t2i,  Serial  No,  5ir.,9.'-!'.<  C,  Claims  (CI 
66—7.) 


titlon  In  said  enclosure  disp  ised  I'P'w.'cn  ■n'ertnedtate 
pairs  of  stretcher;  deflnint:  npi" t  and  lower  compartments 
In  communication  at  tho  edges  of  ■^:i\(]  parttuoi:  and  means 


to  direct  a  curri  nt  of  air  throu^li  "V.>  com;':!  n  rut  nt  .a.Tos.* 
the  direction  of  w.avel  ,.(■  th.-  mat- rial  \\ii.re:,\  :t  ina.x  Ih" 
r.duriied    tlironuh     'he    Iow.t    i  r.nipar!  men;     in    ,'i     re^-f  rse 

dir.  rtio!:. 


471  s:rM  Miornop  dp  MaKINC  Mril.l'  n.rvc.ERS. 
Kmii.i.i  I'as.t.ti,  Corning.  \  Y  ,  assiyi.'ir  t"  Corning 
Glass  Works  Coriiiiip,  N  Y,.  a  i  •<  ifp-Ta  fii  m  cf  New- 
York  Filed  .\pr  i;?.  1021,  S.  rial  N"  iOl  Of-  l' 
Claims.     tCl.  7G-  107.J 

77 


r    ^;  ..  rM    .*"3l     rH->,     ■  ■/-•■'' 


/<*    ^ 


I,  The  method  of  making  a  mold  piunjer  liaving  a 
series  of  steps  on  its  f.acf  liaving  ribs  there,  n  whhh  con- 
sists in  clianneling  the  face  of  the  plunger  .a'  [.oints  cor- 
r.'spoiidin-  t'l  alternate  steps,  cutting  ribs  on  tht  metal 
left  between  adjacent  channels,  and  inserting-  in  the 
cliannels  of  the  plunger  blocks  forming  ste's 


.471,'^(l.-'  INCCBATOH,  Wi.mkei.  s  ]'..inhii  Mlair. 
Nebr  ,  assignor  of  cne-lialf  to  Louis  N.  I'ortcr,  Blair, 
Nebr.  Filed  F- h,  4.  l!rjo.  Serial  No.  ;i:.G.2(n,  4 
Claims.     (CI.  \\\>     39  i 


1.   An  Incubator  having  a  central  bottom  air  inlet  oppn 
ing,  an  egg  fray  having  a  central  opening  .and  .iistrihuted 
down  draft  passages,  and  a  heating  apparatus  having  n 
heat  flue  extending  through  said  opening  and  ii.irtly  ocni 
pytng   the   air   Inlet  opening,    and   a   return   draft   heating 
drum  housed  within  the  heat  flue  and  provided  below  the 
plane  of   the  inlet   end    thereof    with    n    peripheral    flange 
constituting  a  distributing  plate  for  th"  products  of  com 
bustion  and  l>elng  of  greater  diameter  than  the  air  Inlet 
opening. 


"62 


1.471.N06.       TRAY 

Ra.vgnow.    Ph|ladelphi 
Rudolph  C. 
M.   Thuss,  tra^ 
I'. I.       Filed    .SJfi 
I  '.aims.      I  CI 


Hi  lag 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBKB  28, 1923 


FOR    WARDROBE    TRUNKS.      Otto 
a.    Pa.,   aMljfnor    to    himself   an<l 

now,   .\dolph   H.   Raiiguow,   and   .Muri.- 
inn  as   RangBOw   Brothers,   I'hlladf Iphi.i 
S.    23,     1921.       Serial    .Vo     404.52.5.       2 
t»0  — 13.) 


:  -A.  w  irdrobe  trunk  eomprislnR  a  body  portion  ;i  tray 
ad.t;  red  to  9t  inijo  said  body  portion,  pivot  members  upon 
thn  tray  locate<1  adjacent  to  the  front  Inwer  corn.T  ..f 
th*^  fray,  hurizoiatally  po,sltioDed  guides  s»Turid  in  tti 
which  the  pivot  members  are  slidablv 
.secured  in  the  body  portion  lulj.ici'nt  t.- 
th.'  front  vertical  plane  of  the  latter,  a  fulcnitn  niHnslu.r 
st-cured  upon  the^  tray  located  adjacent  to  the  r.'ar  l.,wer 
mrnf-r  "f  the  lat|er,  said  fulcrum  member  adapted  t-  .n- 
gage  the  said  stop  wh,-n  the  tray  Is  swun<;  forw.'irdly  int  - 
th.'  <ip.>n  position  and  move  the  trny  rearwardly  in  the 
gtjidps.  .T.'id  said  fulorutn  member  b<>lni;  fn^c  to  movf  r>-ar 


•  dy    [Kortlon    in 
n!.'unt<»d,   a   ^top 


wardlv    frrim 
zon'allv 


Mm 


1.471.H(i7       F'ILTKR,     .I.VME8   A.   Rf».SEVFi  r  and  I.L'"!] 
R"OSKVKrT.    San    Antonio,    Tex.       Filed    i  i-L     11,    IM.'l 
■rial  No    .'OTHr,,     i  Claim,      .rk  '2l(y--^^^r.^ 


A    eiter 

UiH  er   f>i,.l 


Tided  wi 


upper  end  of  the 
end  i^hort  of  th< 


stop   and  allow   the  tray    to   move    in 


o::. prilling   an    outer   cylinder    havlDk'    an    oi>en 
n.l   ;  r'jvoi.'.i  on   its  side  at  its   upper  .-nd   with 


a   '  .  riatPiriaily  .!\  ri  an^rwl   inbt.   a  dished  cap   iilat*'   -•■our.  <! 
up.  II   atd   .-ovt.r]-,j:  rt:.-   lower  end  of  the  ryUnd.'r   and    pr- 

■a  rriod  ],\    f ;  ,. 


a  drain   vih",  an   inn»-r  rylind>r 


'U;,'r  cylinil-r  and   havm;;  a   lower  oi» 
■  wer   end   of    th*-   outer    cylinder,   a    i  ap 
plate  t^ecured  upoi;   the  outer  .  ylind>'r  and  nitendlnj;  ovr 
the  inner  cylinder   and   i.ro\  idf^l   with   a   .-lUtrHl   ..ntb^t,    ;, 

end  (if  th'-  lnn^>r  cylinder  on  rh"  inii>  r 
surface  of  the  .s^ime.  and  an  invertt-d  <-oiiic,il  tiltf'rint: 
screen  loc^ely  supported  on  said  rest  an.l  d.'P'Mdin::  th.-f 
from  through  the  loner  cylinder,  the  lower  .  nd  of  said 
screen  b+dng  l>elow  the  lower  end  of  the  innt  r  cylind.-r  ami 
above  thf  lower  end  of  the  outer  cylinder. 


1,471,808. 
W.  Va., 
W.  Va. 
Claims. 


UNDERREAMKR       Jous    D.    Russ.    Spencer. 

assiunor  of  ,,n.'  half  to   Wirt  N.    Russ,  Spencer, 
l!*--'.       S.-rial    No.    r,\:'.,Tl9.      .% 


Fllecl    Jan 

(CI.  2r^^ 


I!). 
•4.  I 


1,    li 


lu  an  under  rcam.T  the  rombination  of  a  tubul.ir 
stock,  a  pair  of  .-.iffpr  !i.-arink'  fii''nil»er  slidable  diamtrl- 
cally  in  said  sf.M-k  aoil  adapte<l  to  niov.-  outward  awa.> 
from  Pari!  oth-r  -,.  a^  to  |.r..|..,  t  hryond  the  circumfer- 
ence of  said  <rork,  a  spring'  pn  ss>d  niamlrtd  automatically 
poRitionable  between  said  m>mb»'r8  after  outward  mi>ve- 
fuent  thereof,  and  b-v»'r  conn.-,  tions  betwo.-n  said  mandrel 
and  said  menibtrs  and  .a.l'  having  a  cam  projection  en 
gageable  with  thf  lower  .11,1  of  a  w.dl  casing. 


1.471.MJ''.       'I'FF    FINK        ';e.'K.,k    s.  hmii>.    New    York, 
^-     Y.       rih'l     I'fli      _','       i;<L.".'        Serial     .No      .■:'.0,22.%.       1 

Claim        ill     _■{       100   , 


A  cuff  r,i>-.  inj  i!.  M  .■  Mf  -hrrlass  .|.-s<Tibe<l  comprl  i'l;: 
t«o  ronii.l,  i,i..n'arv  !ii.;M!..T-..  ..a,:h  of  siild  members  con- 
sisting .rf  a  holli.w  shank  arid  hollow  ca[i  seoure<l  th«r.  to 
tl  one  end.  a  hollow  neat,  having  a  tran8ver.se  slot  therein 
attached  to  the  op[,.,Hlte  .uid  of  one  of  the  members  and  a 
bovelle<i  hollow  f.iMiy  attach. 'd  t.i  the  opp<isite  end  of  the 
shank  of  the  ^.-cond  nu-mher  for  sliding  engagenie-  t 
within  the  hidiow  s.at.  said  hollow  t>ody  having  a  U-velled 
edge  and  a  depression  in  the  Ntttom  thereof,  and  fasten- 
ing mean.s  within  the  shank  of  the  first  mefltioned  niemt>er 
adapted  to  ride  within  the  depression  to  locK  said  members. 


October  23, 11I2;J 


I  .  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


7^\ 


1,471,810.    ADVERTISING  DEVICE. 
Corslcana,  Tex.     Filed  Oct.  2,  1822. 
1  Claim.      (CI.  40—10.5.) 


CllAKI.KH  R     SiKKl.'l  . 

Serial  No.  591,870. 


The  combination  with  a  telejihone  receiver  hook  having: 
an  opening  formed  therein,  of  a  member  having  an  elastic 
■hank  of  slightly  greater  diameter  than  the  opening  at  one 
side  thereof  and  provided  ufwn  the  op[>osite  side  with  ad- 
vertising matter,  said  shank  being  of  less  length  than  th. 
thickness  of  that  portion  of  the  hook  In  which  the  open- 
ing is  formt'd. 


1.471,^1].  VENTILATOR.  Chaki.e.s  V.  Swanson,  Velra, 
N.  Dak.  Filed  May  12.  1923.  Serial  No.  6.18.650.  1 
<  laim.      (CI.  98 — 31.) 


A  ventilator  consisting  of  a  frame  fornifd  intetrral  with 
a  window  frame  and  above  the  movable  sash  .if  sai.l  win 
dow,  and  means  mounted  in  said  frame  and  the  wind-.w 
frame  for  controlling  the  passage  of  air  through  .sai.l  ven- 
tilator frame,  said  means  in  th.-  ventilator  fram.  compri* 
Ing  an  mil.'r  screen,  a  frame  with  tmtfle  plates  and  ail 
jacent  .said  outrr  >cre.'n,  a  plurality  ,if  verii.-aliy  .livpns,'  | 
sheets  .if  fabric  mounted  inwardly  from  .said  haffl.'  platos 
and  a  shutter  c.insisting  ..f  a  plurality  of  hinge.l  Mad.  s 
mounted  within  the  ventilator  frame  adjacent  its  inwani 
opening  and  n(.rnially  (dosing  said  opening,  said  means 
for  controlling  the  j(as-a;;e  of  air  consisting  of  rocker  arms 
secured  on  the  adjacent  pivots  of  the  shutter  t)lades,  a  link 
connecting  said  rocker  arms,  a  ten.sion  spring  connected  to 
one  of  said  rock,  r  arms  and  to  the  window  frame  to  nor- 
mally hold  the  rocker  arms  down  and  the  shutter  blades 
In  closed  position,  and  means  for  opi-nlng  the  shtitter 
against  the  ten.sion  of  .said  spring,  said  opening  means 
consisting  if  a  sheave  rotatably  mounted  in  the  vputila 
tor  frame  above  and  adjacent  the  said  rocker  amis.  .1 
cord  attached  to  said  rocker  arms  and  adapted  to  be 
paased  upwardly  therefrom  over  the  sheave,  thence  down- 
wardly within  the  window  frame,  a  vertically  slidable 
•ecuring  means  for  holding  the  lower  end  of  said  cord  at 
any  de.sired  position  for  the  purpose  described. 


1.471,812.       DISK    WHEEL.       .Vvdhi  w    Fatkick     Tkimn. 
Detroit,  Mich.     Filed  Apr.  IS.  I!H''J      Serial  No.  ri.'.4.s;M 
7  Claims.      1  CI.  301— 03  ) 


3.  A  wheel  for  attachment  to  a  wio  .1  hub  including  a 
hub  ring  f(.rnied  to  acconimodatf  iti.'  hub.  a  disk  mounted 
upon  the  ring  at  its  inner  side  and  provid.>d  with  a  rim 
section  eiteiidt'd  to  form  a  side  flange,  a  disk  detachably 
seating  against  the  ring  at  its  out.  r  sid»-  and  formed  with 
a  rim  section  surrounding  the  free  margin  of  said  first 
mentioned  section  mating  th.'rewith  and  eit.  nded  to  pro- 
vide a  side  flange  to  coopx^rnte  witti  said  first  mentioned 
flange,  studs  carried  by  said  (irst  meuiioued  rim  section 
proje<'ting  through  the  latter  disk,  noans  carried  by  said 
studs  securing  the  latter  disk  adjac.nf  its  periphery,  and 
means  carried  by  the  hub  ring  to  coact  with  the  latter 
disk  centrally  thereof  clamping  th.-  iatt»r  disk  upon  the 
ring. 


1  .  4  7  1   .  *<  1  ;•.         S(RA1'KH    FOB    ilioNINC    .MACHINES. 
WiLi.iAM    S,    \-A\    HoRs,    i-l.'velaii.l,    lUii...       Filed    .Sept. 
Serial   .No     .".SC.'l  f,.      o   I'l.aiiti^       (CI    rtH — 9,  \ 


1021 


t«" 


1.  The  c.imbination  with  an  ironing  roller  and  a  sup- 
port therefor:  of  a  straight  edge  inounted  in  said  support 
parallel  with  said  roller  and  means  for  reciprocating  the 
straight  edge  as  n  gar.ls  the  roller,  said  means  including 
yieldable  (dements  tending  to  press  He  straight  edge 
along  a  radial  plane  atiainst  the  r.dl.r  ,'10.1  guides  and 
retracting  members   for  said   .dements 


1,471.814.      METER.      <;eok(;f.    1.     Wki.i.eu,   Elvria.    Ohio. 

Filed    May    4,    1922.      Serial    No.    ,-r.8.54.-.      4    Claims. 

(CI.  73 — 31.) 

1.  A  metering  devic.  comprising  a  casing  having  a  low 
pressure  chamber  and  a  mercury  chamber  formed  therein, 
said  mercury  chamber  being  arcuate  shaped  and  having 


'64 


one  'Hil  op*»nin(r  !nt 
in  naid  m(?ri-viry  ch 
su'f-  rioa*  tubf  n:'i 
hu'.  :n.'  f.ne  t'nfl  'ip'- 
hi-'ii  p.-'ssurf  r;..;»t 
or. '  if  sail]  low  prp 
eiiria,  iii   p^^■ssur'•  b 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  23, 1928 


Bal<1  Ir.w  prfMure  cbamber.  mercnry 
[initwr,   an    arcuate  shap«Kl    high    pr*'-' 

ir.Tt'.l  in  salil  mt^roury  chamber  anil 
1  intj  iiiiriikT?-*''!  m  saiM  nuTcury,  said 
•!il»-  heini:  ailai't^d  f"  niuT*^  into  and 
isure  chamtwT  a'l'iirdin,;  '■  th^  diffpr- 
tween  th*"  fluids  in  said  l-w  pressure 


transTersplT   arrosH   thp    front    «'n«l    of    tlit>    support,    laltl 

•<npp<irf    b»>!nkr    f^rrio-!    wi'.'i     i    f"  nr    !f^u    d  «po»ed   !iub«ta.n- 
tially    in    t!i.     ■  r.T'i:.   lonKitudinal.   vpr'o-:il    ;  lan«»   of  the 


■han^.h*»r    and   tht 


■■Mid    high    pTPSS'iro   float   tubf 


a   chart   mo>intfd    :t.    -.,i!d    casinc.   a    spindle   Journaled    In 
said  ''asiiit;.  ;i    ;<»v.'r  fixedly  sfc^ired  to  said  high   pressure 


float  'uhe  -xntl  to  ■».■;  i  1  vpindl-^  and  adapte<J  to  rotatp  gald 
spindle,  in  I  a  ;i.'n  ifcur'>d  to  said  spindle  and  adapted  fo 
-p.'or '.  ;ho  iiiovcnier  ts  of  said  float  tube  on  said  chart. 


1, 471^15      AIR   BFAKE       William   S.    Arlb.skib,   Pitts- 

'-!:     Pa       Ki>.l    M.-ir     li-s.    1923       Seruil   No    fi2S.29T,      7 

>'la  ::.s         '"I    :{0;:— 69.) 


1     In    .ir:    air   ^r:!tf   <>st'n;.    a   main    lin.-   communicating 
i'h    a    brak.'    ryli:idt'r.    a    rt->;ervolr.    a    pipe    line    leading 
from  the  reservoir  and  communicating  with  the  brake  cyl- 


inder  outwardly   o! 


the  flow  through   said   second  pipe  line,  said  valv--  moving 


Into   open    position 
the  main  line. 


the  piston,   a   valve   normally   closing 


In    response    to    releasing    presaure    in 


l,471..Slfi.      DEVICE    FOR    USE    IN    SHINING    SHOES 

Anthont    L.    AsjiB.    Brooklyn,    N.    Y.      Fil^d    Apr     2-. 

1922.     Serial   No    .-,5^?. 030      4  Claims,      i  PI    1  .-> — 2«fl  > 

1.    In   a   sho*"   ^hiring  dt-vlcv.    a   support   having  a   head 

coDntnicred    to   ser-t>>   as   a   shoe    rest   and    being   provided 

with    openings    In    rs   opposite    sides    below   the    heel    rest 

portion  of  said   he*  d   and  a   snbatantially   U-iOiaped   cloth 

boldlng  wire  havln  t  the  ends  of  Its  legs  tunied  inwardly 

and  engaged  in  sak  opening;*  and  having  Us  bar  extending 


( — 


head  and  living  arms  exteudn  .:  Literally  from  the  front 

leg  a:i  I    <'•<••,•,]    ,i  t    tlicir  outer  tTnl-;    !.■   re.'fiv.^   ;iiid   -iuppi^ri 
said    wir-'. 


1.471,.^17  T'\ll'  II,  <  \i;i;iKK.  CoiM  !  A  ;  k  i  s  s  ,  W.at 
H;irtf..y:l,  I  •-..,■,  TiltHl  ^ept.  29.  l'.>'2\  ,<.Tial  No. 
-(14,127       ':  ri.ii'i.s,      (CI.   150—1.) 


!  .K  parcel  '■arrt.-r  f.imi-'.l  ./  :i  tl>'x  im-  talirii  iiavlng  a 
back  tir>'adti:,  a  front  br>:oit:i  wit;i  n  tl.-xiMc  '-.p  edg>',  a 
fleiibl'-  rlsii  :rt:i.;h.>.l  >,,  ihf  iipp.  r  fd-'t-  ..;  tlo'  tMi'k 
breadtti  anl  a<lapi»'d  t'>  b*  folded  o\.  r  ti,.'  front  treadtn, 
iiieans  f'T  fa>t>rilf!>;  'Ire  flap  down  to  tii»-  front  breadth, 
spaced  tli-iiM.-  i.iiips  fastened  on  the  oiitsidc  of  ttso  folded 
over  flap,  and  a  rigid  supporting  rod  with  its  ends  pro- 
j«-cnii^'  ai;.i  ['T.iS  iding  supporting;  iU'MIi-  sunic  distance 
t^yiifid  tti>-  ^:.!.s  ,::  tile  front  and  hack  :>r.'adths  and  fas- 
ten>'d  ;u  tli.'  jpp-  -  .-dge  of  the  back  t^rt-adMi.  said  support- 
iti,'  r(id  f"r!iii:ig  rtic  division  l>etw<'ii  Mit-  tmck  tireadth 
and  th.  flap  an'i  <■%'■  r  wiiich  th.-  tlaj;  is  foMfd  when  th« 
carrier   is   in    '.i-ie 


1,471,MH  SHI.l"  I.I  P.HII  .-Vl  [\(,  rilMAN  lin[c  JaT 
M  Axt-Ki.n.  F..rt  \Vi.-"!  l>'x  I'llci  Nov  4,  1921. 
Serial    Ni'     ,')r2.sOO       H   Cliirii-        iTl     f,4--31,i 


1.  An  'dl  cup  for  pitn:an  ro<ls  having  a  socket  to  re- 
ceive the  end  of  ,i  pitman  r'>d  arms  projecting  therefrom 
to  be  jittnched  to  the  pitman  rod.  and  snld  pitman  rod 
having  a  slot  for  a  lubricating  ring  and  said  oil  cup 
having  a  slot  In  the  upper  side  In  line  with  the  slot  In 
said  pitman  rod  for  receiving  a  lubricating  ring 


OcTOHtK23.  1!)23 


L).  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


765 


1.471,819.  CATCH  BASIN.  John  Hkvri  B.\t7SCHAi<o. 
Erie,  Pa.  Filed  May  IC.  1!I22.  Serial  No.  561.;<75.  1 
Claims.      (CI.  182—3.) 


1,471,S20.       (  (t.vn'RESSoir       i:i>«i.\    C    Bkam,    Newark 
N    J  ,  a8.xi;;nor   to  Motor  Starter  4  .\ir   Pump  Cornfian.^ 
Filed    June    0.    1920.      Serial    No.    ;iS7,502.      .'i    Claims. 
•  n.  230—27.) 


1  In  a  compresgor.  tbo  combination  of  a  cylinder,  a 
piston  in  the  cylinder,  a  piston  rod  connected  to  the  pis- 
ton, operating  mechanism  therefor,  a  caning  for  the  mech- 
anism, and  adapted  to  contain  a  lubricant,  and  means  for 
preventing  escape  of  the  lubricant  Including  a.n  annular 
washer  at  the  base  of  the  cylinder,  and  a  washer  having  a 
ball  and  socket  connection  with  the  piston  rod  and  dis- 
posed between  the  annular  washer  and  the  top  of  the 
caalng  and  of  a  diameter  less  than  that  of  tbe  a&nnlar 
waaber  thereby  to  slide  freely  in  every  direction,  said 
waaiiers  being  adapted  to  cloae  tbe  opening  in  which  tbe 
yiaton  rod  travela. 


i 
1.    In   conihinnllon.    an    annular   casting    adapted    to    be    ' 

positioned  over  a  well,  a  drtim  Rhaped  strainer  with  both 

•■nd«  op''n   adapted   to   pass  through    said  casting,   cooper 

■  ting  flanges  between  the  upper  end  of  the  drum  and  the 

lower  end  of  the  casting  whereby  to  suspend  tbe  drum,  a 

catch    basin    Jidapted    to    {lass    through    said    casting   and 

Hjild  drum,  and  cooperaling  flanges  between  the  upper  end 

of  the  catcli  ba.sin  and  the  lower  end  of  ilriiuj  wherel.N    tin 

catch   Ivasin   will   !>■   suspended   ;ind   also   permit   the   catch 

basin   to  be  lifted  from   the  well. 


1,4  71,821.      METHOK    OF    .VNP    SYSTEM    FOK    I  TII.IZ- 
ISG    HEAT.      Adalbkkt    Hksta    and    HEiNiH'  h    Lknt, 
Dulsburg-Kuhrort,     tJermany        Filed     Mar      l'.».     li'2,'i 
Serial  No.  626, 02U      8  ('laims,      ,  CI    122—7  > 


I  In  a  system  for  utlliiiiig  w.'iste  heat  a  '^teaiu  ^en 
erator  having  a  burner  for  heating  same,  a  source  of 
fluctuating  combustible  ga.s  supply,  valve  controlled  oans 
for  conducting  gas  from  said  source  to  said  generator 
liurner.  an  accumulator  having  a  burner  for  storing  u\\  heat 
units  from  said  gas  supply  when  said  supply  exceeds  the 
ileniands  of  .said  generator,  \nlve  controlled  by-ii.'is>  means 
f'lr  leading  such  excess  tias  from  said  source  to  said  ac- 
I  umulator  burn'r  unmixed  witti  tl;.'  i;as  w  iii(  h  has  Iw  u 
burned  in  said  generator  burner,  said  .tccuraniator  com- 
prising a  water  heater,  atul  nuasi^  for  deliM  r-.HL'  water 
froui  said  accumulator  to  said  steam  sencrat.  r. 


1  171.822.  INTAKE  MANIFOLU  FOK  I  NTKIi  NA  L-COM- 
BFSTION  ENGINES.  Knf:a  Bossi.  New  York.  \  Y., 
assignor  to  Self  F^eedlng  \'aport7.er  Corporation  New 
Yfrrk.    .N.    Y.,   a    Corporation    .f   New    York       Filed    ,Ian. 


192.S    Serial  No    f,]4  4:n      inriaims 


12H— 


1,  In  an  intake  mardfold.  in  combination  .an  miakc  tube 
having  a  restricted  area,  branch  tubes  starting  and  ter- 
minating in  the  said  intaie  tube,  and  outlet  cbannels 
coiin-cted  with   the  said  bratich   tubes 


1  471.S23.       ELECTRIC     SADIRON.       Wiiu.^m     r      Rns 
wEi.i,,    Baltimore.    Md.      Filed    June    14     1922        Serial 
No.  568.127.     e  Claims.      (CI.  219—25.) 


1.  In  an  electric  aad  iron  tbe  combination  with  an 
Ironing-plate  of  a  flUer-body  seated  on  the  upper  side  of 
said    plate   aaid   body    being   of   a   baked    soap-atone    sub- 


r66 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 1923 


stance  wblch  is  hardened  by  the  baking  and  which  is  an 
Insulator  ajfainst  the  paasaRp  of  electrtc  current  bat  will 
retain  heat,  heatln  j  wlr*>8  In  aaid  body  to  heat  the  latter, 
posts  extendinff  through  said  body  and  in  electrical 
connection  with  sajid  wires  and  a  metallic  casing  cover 
in?   said   filler  body    and    connected    to    said   Ironing  plate 


1.471.S24       GLASS 
'  'ornlnK.     N-     V 
I'ornInK,    N.     V 
Mar     27.    1922 
4»— 60  I 


1  A  glass  mfiri 
'he  fn;,  an. I  havin 
proji#<"tin(t  therefr-i 
iloi^r.  find  an  op-' 
mourr!  and  commi 
door,  said  openini: 
ran  tie  fed  info  the 
'if  th.'  glaas   therein 


1.471.825.  STOpc 
and  WiLTBrt)  1!t 
20.  1921.     Seri:i; 


MKLTINi;   POT      Clinto.v  A.  Howty. 

asslciKir    to     Corninar    Glass     Works, 

.1    lorporation    of    New    York.       Filed 

Serial    No.    547,11'<.      2    Claims.       (CI. 


.;   pot    .-ompiised    of   :i    l.ody    liosed    at 

.1    niMiith    no.-tr    rh^'    t  >p    rh'TPof    .^nd 

>i.    .-^aid    mouth    b»Mn?    providfd    with    a 

inkT    formed     in     the    bort.im     of    said 

lif-atiiig  with  .xald  body  b^low  said 
being  so  positioned  that  molr  n   glass 

body  below  the  normal  working  leT»l 


o'K    Ol>     V.\L\K         r.ENJ.*MIV    ftlTI^KK 

i-EK.   iMjkinfi.'M.    England.      Filed  Nov. 
:■>   ."17.^07      ."?  ijluim.s.      K"l.  251 — 4s.j 


1     In    stop   cock.s 
upper  body  portion, 
having:  space<l  aper' 
having    an     ext.Tioi 
annular     .shoulder 
threade<l    locking    ni 
and    havini;    a    fla 
adapted   to   resrlst^r 
the    upper    bodj 
tending    into    the 
about   the  spindle   « 
adapted    to    act    on 
means    for    intercon 
the  flanges  of  the  n 


or   valves,    a    main    body    portion,    an 

a  flange  on   said   upper  body   portion 

iires  therein,  said  upper  bo<ly  portion 

ly     threaded    extension,     an     Interior 

t     the     base    of     said     ext-nsion.     ;i 

t    adapted    to   engage   said   ^itenalon 

n^e    provided    with    spaced    apertures 

with   the  apertures   in    the   flange  of 

portion,    a    valve   actuating   spindle    ex 

i^pp'T    body    portion,    packing    devices 

ithin    said   ext'nslon,    said   nut    being 

the    packing    devices,    and    engaging 

iiecting    the    registering   apertures    in 

lit  and  body. 


1,471,82»1  SUMF  ri.K.WINt;     I>K\rcF       Mike     H/i.mv 

Stanley.  Wis  ,    assignor    nf    one  half    to  ,Jo.>    i'iino(ha. 

Stanley  Wis         File.!     Mar      16.     1022        Serial     ..o. 

544. .•'.Oi  4  ('iiiiriis       ■  .1     1.%  ^ae.) 


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T' 


I  \  -.h.)..  ■leaning  deviiv  ,,f  tho  pI.ths  it.'scriU-tl  com 
pri-iiu'  .1  frarn.',  a  iiliiraiitv  uf  transvfrs.-ly  arranged 
hr'ishfs  jounialt'd  in  tanl  frani.-  for  rl.aning  th.-  he.'l. 
s.ij,-  iipp^T  leather  nnd  cap  of  a  nlio.',  a  plurality  of 
longitudinally  arranged  brushes.  sai«l  framf  having  win 
dows  ][i  wtiich  sai.l  !M!,t'ltiidinal!y  arrang. d  brushes  are 
J"ijrnsie<!  for  ■;.aruiii;  th.'  '.^.lT,  ,i  plur.ilit.v  ,,f  vertlcallv 
arranged  brushes.  wip.),,ws  it,  <ai,t  frani.'  In  which  sai.I 
v.'rti.-Hlly  .irrang.'.l  'ir'ishfs  ir.-  j.iurtialle.l  f..r  cleaning 
th.'  sid.  of  a  sho.-  m.l  ui-a-i^  fn.r  rotating  all  of  said 
bnishfi    ■siniu:  taTi'>i)ii>i y    rroin    a    'iinfur 


\:\<-l~  Nvn.IKSS  HOK.SKSHdi;  ,I,mes  It  CaI- 
M.iv,  Beav-r  I -an;.  Ky  Fiin,!  A;.  1><,  !y22.  Serial 
No    554. .^07       r  Claim.      (CI.   168 — IS.) 


.■V.  hor-ii'>;i;.i,  .f  'i,,-  class  .lfs.^ril:>ed.  forni.-i!  of  iv.,,  sec- 
tions shape.l  tM  tit  a  hors^-'s  hoof  when  ass.'mhled  said 
sections  ii  ini:  hiiigedly  connected  at  their  front  ends,  a 
pair  of  roiled  springs  connecting  the  rear  ends  of  sai.l 
sections  and  each  having  its  outer  colls  extended  longl 
tudinally  and  bent  to  form  att.iching  eyes,  and  »ye-bolts 
engaged  with  the  eyes  of  sai.l  springs  and  extended 
through   the  ends  of  said   s.'ctions 


1.471.82S  SKPARAKI.K  FASTENFl;  Fued  S  Care, 
Newton.  Mass,  assignor  t.>  <'arr  Fasten, r  Company, 
Cambridge.  Mass..  a  Corporation  of  Maine.  Filed  Mar. 
■S,  1921,     Serial   No.    450.7;!7.     5  Claims,      .(:,,24    -21S,) 


1.  A  fastener  socket  formed  of  a  single  piece  of  wire 
providing  a  plurality  of  resilient  loops  arranged  about  a 
stnd-receiving  aperture,  and  also  having  two  atltch- 
r.i-eiving    ey.-s,    the    two    stitch  rpcfiving    eyes    being    ad- 


Octobeb23,  lf»23 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


76; 


Jacent  each  other  and  spaced  from  the  stud  receiving 
aperture  by  the  end  portions  of  the  wire,  said  end  por 
tlons  being  of  sufficient  length  so  that  the  aperture  may 
spread  or  expand  substantially  symmetrically  whtii  the 
•tud  is  forced  thereinto  without  putting  an  un.lue  strain 
on  the  stitches  which  pass  through  said  eyes  and  serurt 
the  sock  t   to  the  carrying  fabric. 


1  47  1  S2;)  TIHK  TREAD  ANI>  MKTIlOK  OF  \FPLY 
1N(;  TlIK  SAMF:.  Fhancis  H.  Cowkusk.  Norwalk. 
Conn  .  assignor  to  The  Norwalk  Tire  an.l  Hnbh.r  Com 
pany.  Norwalk,  C.inn  .  a  <  "orporatitm  of  t'oiiii.'.ticui 
Filed  S.pt  17,  I'.iL'O  Serial  No.  4Kt.ss7  4ilainis 
(Cl.    154      14.) 


1.  The  method  ..f  appljin;;  a  tread  strip  to  a  tire 
carcas.s  which  method  consists  iu  stretching  a  tr.  ad  to 
the  required  length,  aj.plyin:;  a  ii.oi  .■iieiislhle  slrip  to 
the  tread  while  so  stretched,  then  appl.vin-  the  trcjul  to 
the  carcass  and  while  so  applying  tto-  tread  tensioning 
the  tread  to  stretch  it  to  tne  liuiit  of  the  non  extinsible 
strip. 


1.471,s.;o  .;a'IK  (  I.tiSINC  I  K\  It  F  Mki.mn  M. 
C.iHET.  S».  etgrass.  M.iiit  Fil.-.l  O.  t  f..  11»22  Serial 
N..    5'.»2,t;N7.      2   Claims       ( Cl     \<\ — 72.) 


A" 


3      )Ly-  y 


— 


li    "i; 


1  .\  gate  closing  d.vice  for  a  gate  havitig  an  up. 
wardly  extender]  back  bar  :  comprising  a  draw  bar  hav 
ing  one  end  secured  to  the  gate  and  the  other  end  run 
up  over  the  top  of  the  back-l)ar  and  secured  thereto, 
with  the  free  en.l  of  the  drawbar  extended  over  the 
gate  post  :  a  chain  attached  to  the  fr  e  end  of  th.'  draw 
bar;  and  n  tnut  spring  .onnccting  the  chain  with  the 
fence. 


1.471  SrU.      INKICATOR    WITH    MECHANICAL  TRANS 
MISSION  TO  A  I.ISTANCE.     Li  ciB.v  ALrREn  Mairice 
coHSKT,    Paris,    France.      Filed    Sept.    2,    1H21.      Serial 
No    49s,fi.32       1   Claim.      iCl.  74      o  i 


.•*r. 


A  thrust  transmitting  device  comprising  a  hollow 
flexible  outer  casing  and  a  fl.'Xible  thrust  trn  tismlssinn 
nierhanism  enclosed  in  said  casing  consisting  of  a  seri.'s 
o'  short  push  rods,  each  of  said  push  rods  having  an 
el.  iigated  cntral  portion  terminating  at  one  end  In  an 
enlarged  head  constructed  and  arrange<l  to  have  a  periph 
eral  line  contact  with  the  inner  surface  of  said  casing, 
said  head  provide  d  with  a  cup  shaped  recess  and  tennl 
nating  at  its  other  end  in  an  enlarged  substantially  elllp- 
soldiil  shaped  head  of  smaller  transverse  dimensions 
than  said  casing,  said  push  rod.';  b<lng  arrang.-d  in  end 
to  end  relation  with  the  ellipsoidal  shapp<1  head  received 
within    and    in    contact    with    .s.-tid    cup    shaped    recess. 


whereby  transversa  flexure  of  said  device  is  permitted 
and  longitudinal  displacement  of  one  of  the  end  rods  of 
said  series  will  transmit  a  thrust  along  the  entire 
series  and  frictlonal  conta.-t  between  salil  rods  and 
casing  will  Ije  confined  to  a  single  line  contact  at  one 
end  only  of  each  push  rod. 


1   i71.,H;{2.       1  HOCESS     OF     SF1'.\  H,\TI  N<  1     THE     dLN 

stitt:ents  of  air  and  other  (iaseois  mix 

TIKES  Hahvey  N  D.ams.  Cambridge.  Mass  as 
signor  t.i  HeHearch  Cor[)oration.  New  York.  N  Y..  a 
Curponition  of  New  York.  Filed  Jul.\  7.  ll'Jn  Serial 
No.    :!»4.544.      .'!5    Claims.       (Cl.    ls:U-ll.-    i 


^^hz 


*•  y''-'-r^  )-  rt      :k-  1*-^^  J   ' 


f?f!! 


.    r  >  ■>  ■» 


■".  Ill  ,1  pr,.<-ess  of  si'jiaratiug  .-i  kras-nus  :nixture  into 
portions  ..f  dirrer.'iit  compositions  hy  I,  1'  rectification, 
the  steps  which  consist  in  abstracting  h.;it  from  the 
.ontents  of  tli.'  train  at  substantially  all  levels  between 
the  top  of  the  train  and  the  lowest  lev.l  at  which  ma- 
terial is  intro.lii.'ed  info  the  train  and  imparting  heat  to 
the  contents  of  the  train  at  substantially  all  lev. 'Is  be- 
tw.'.ii  th.'  bott.im  of  the  train  and  the  lowest  level  at 
which    naterlal    is    introduc  d 


1.471.s;t;',  Al'l'.XRATUS  FOR  U  Kctifi.  .\TlnN  ,  »F 
AIR.  Hakvev  N.  Davis.  Cnnibiidg.  .  .Mass.  assii;nor 
t.)  Research  Corporation,  New  York.  N  Y.,  a  Corpora- 
tion of  New  York.  Original  application  flle.i  Julv  7. 
I!t2(i.  Serial  No,  ,'{94,544.  1  ivided  and  this  applica- 
tion fil.d  Nov,  17.  lliuti,  S.-rial  W.  4LM  700  "4 
Claims.      (CI,  62—122.) 


2.  The  combination  with  a  rectification  train  of  means 
for  abstracting  heat  from  the  contents  of  the  train  be- 
tween the  top  of  the  train  and- the  lowest  level  at  which 


768 


material  !?  intrf 
ti^e  tht'rnial  con 
or  substantiallj- 
hear  to  th«  omi 
of  rli>-  train  ani 
Intr.^lucf'd  into 
efTP'tivt'  thfrrnal 
t,<.!,,w  ..-  substaa 


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559.546-      3    C 


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OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 1923 


dncpd.  gnld  mf-ana  terminating  Its  effec 

tact  with  th     i.«jiitftitH  (f  thf  train  above 

it    said    U'Vfi    ami    nifarii    for    irapartlng 

CfQts    of    the    train    ix-tween    the    iKtttom 

1    the    lowt>st    leve)    Ht    which    material    Is 

thp    traiD.    said    means    terminatinj;    its 

'■ontact   with    thi>   •  mit.'ius   of   th»'    train 

tialiy  at  said  level 


TRIC-MOTOR     TERMINAI.     lONNEr 
A.    DurTBAtuH.   Battle   Cre  k,   Mich.,   n* 
H.    Sherman    .\fanufacturini{    ("c,    Hattlt^ 
i    ^  orporation    of    \Iiohii;an       Filial    Au^ 

rial     No.      495.113.        4      Clainsv        tl'l. 


;ic  niiitor  a  casini;  tiavini:  ,i  'It'ta'-habli' 
i'{< '1  with  an  .  ['eniT!.:  ;  a  nr'nih^r  irisiiln 
•i)  thf  'irai.'ket.  and  terminal  coDiifCtiniis 
'!    memb'T   opp.isif.'   said  iipfnine,    and    i 

t'l.r      <a\i\      "Pfi,!!;,',      .■iaiis'anf  ially      .,^ 


ISKID-rHAIN        HOOK 


li  FRHER  T 


i; 


rk     Pa.      Filed    Vtay   9.    ir»2'2 
laims.      (CI.    24 — 242. j 


S'-rial    No, 


ririf'-'ijr    comprising    two    pla'-s    piv.. rally 

r  ''nd.<.  a   hook  on   the  other  fCd  of  (>.ai.'h 

t:H    ''nd    of   the    hook   on    otif    platp   tieinir 

',':«     •■■rirrance    to   the   ho<jk    .'f    'h>>    nrfi.  ■• 

rr.iiig  an   '>y".  and  the  end-:  ■">'  ~;ii  i   h""k-. 

^w.ird     into     said     eye.     thf»r>  by     fornniij 

t)    r  i'p\V'-    a    chain    link    thr'i'u'h    «  hich 

c  !•<  hi'id  I  losed. 


■."  ••OVTROLLFI)    rAI.E.M'AR 

ba-i'i,    Irnl      assit'nor    to    WirrtMi 
U'     F^iims.    t)oth    of    I'hica^i'.    Ill 
Serin]      No,      .",22,772         11 


\    ^^'.■d 
Fi;.'  1 


calendar  comprisint:  a  day  dial  .ind  its 
,  1  month  dial  and  i^s  oppraMn.'  rHt>-';pf 
ii'l  its  operating  ratchrt,  an  .icfuatins 
■  f  arniatin:;  pa«ls  ■onnf  rnl  witli  said 
r  and  coopf-ratirii?  with  thp  day  dia: 
tK  r  dial  rat 'bet.  blocking  means  nsso 
month    Jial    for   di'terminint:    t  :o    .-itroke 


of  the  actuatine  )iav\Is  oth.-r  Mooking  mt'ans  for  nor- 
mally liniitinjf  fii..  a'-tuatini;  moveni.Mit  of  the  Hald 
pawla,    meana    associat'd    with    the    numl»er    dial    for    re- 


trartins    snld     last     mr-ntloi;.  i 
profiriately    tspa.-fd     iiit>T\al^ 
t«'titly    adrancing    the    i\[*r    mi 


hlo.'kliik'     monn^     at     ap- 
ind     mean)*    for    intermit- 
ntioned    tilocklnj,'    ra>'ans 


1,471  S,37  Aft-IFST  KMI  K      \VHP:M'H  Chari.es      A. 

I'lK.s.    Chica*;..,    i;i       n'.'d    s.pt     .'it,    1922.      Serial    No. 
591. 231        10   'Mainis         i  I.    mI-  -i.'.**  , 


1  I'.  I  w  rtt  b  'h<»  combinatloti  "f  i  pair  of  \vr>'nch 
h-'ii'ls  s!ii|i[nly  innprted  togethi-r  and  iuivinir  oriflred 
rt-arward  extension-  ,i  iin  lend  arrani;»-d  in  th.-  oritlres 
of  said  '"Xt'-nsinn*  rul  huirii,"  a  forwanlly  cxtendinn  lug 
for  opi-rativ"  >Tii:  i -rrn.  ii'  with  one  wrench  head  and  a 
-'■arw  ar'llv  .  x '.oj.ii  :■:;  Pij  :"-  if)  rativf  i-ncHk-'enn-nt  w.th 
rl'.f»  other  wri-U'-h  :)»'ail  .ind  adapted  tu  impart  .slmul- 
ran^ou.s  raovenifnt  to  rnc  '.vr''n'"h  JawH  in  opposite  dirp<-- 
tinns,  and  ;i  roi-kinu  handle  liX'-d'y  '  nii  iit'ott-d  to  snl<l  cam 
head 


1,471,838  AI'I'AKATf  S      rOK      1 'It  FI'A  H I  N<;      FKI  IT 

FOR  CANNIN'.  AHrm  p.  I..  Kunca.v,  Oakland,  Calif, 
assignor  of  'm.  third  to  K  li  Huncan  and  on*-  tldrd  to 
'harl.'H  K  [■'orrv  oo'h  of  (.mkland.  Talif  Fili-d  May 
l'>.  192o.     SeriMl  No   .;.'iii,:i4>'      '.M'laima,      ill.  146 — 28.) 


1.  An  apparatii.s  for  halvlne  a  pit  containing  frait 
particularly  a  peach  includine  a  pair  of  opposlnff  fruit 
enija^ing  members  movable  in  a  closed  path,  and  a 
pair  of  spaced  rotary  '"iioerf*  also  movable  In  a  closed 
path  to  lnters«>ct  thf  r»ath  of  movement  of  the  fmlt 
engaging  members  and  to  pass  between  the  same  to  cut 
a   section   from   th.e   fruit   carried   between  aald   members. 


OcTonFR  23,  1923 


u. 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


l,471,Sn?>.  MOT-TFT  AP.TrfrTFR  CriEs 
Welch,  W  \-.T  Fm).  ,1  M.Tr,  L'm,  iii22. 
'  I  "  ■-'•-">        1     <  '\:\\r.:        i  CI      )  •_"<       l  tH 


I         1    IM  IVR, 

Serial     No. 


A  iMoiith  ;Hljii=trr  comprlsln*:  a  >trnp  ndH[ited  to  ,.i|, 
circle  file  upper  [KL'-tioo  of  the  head.  :i  -rcon'i  strap  hav- 
In;:  fine  end  portion  enirHued  with  the  lirst  nam-d  strap 
and  adapted  to  extend  rearwardly  over  th.  top  of  the 
head  and  of  a  lenjrth  to  terminate,  whm  appli-d.  below 
the  occipital  bone  of  the  head,  means  fur  connectlnR 
both  of  N.aid  straps  .at  the  back  portion  of  the  head,  an 
elastic  strap  adapted  to  underlie  the  chin  and  harinc 
Its  extremities  .'nt'aeed  with  the  first  name<l  strap  at 
opposite  sides  of  the  load,  addltionnl  strnpi«  having  their 
extremities  secured  to  o[ipotilre  vides  of  the  first  named 
strap  forwardly  and  rearwardly  of  the  el.astic  strap,  said 
last  named  straps  extendinc  over  the  second  named 
Htraii  tmaiis  f-r  seciiriin:  said  last  mimed  straps  and 
the  second  named  strap,  and  a  substantially  V-shaped 
strap  associated  with  each  side  p<irtion  of  the  device, 
the  apex  [lortioii  of  said  strap  Iwlni?  secured  to  the 
elastic  strap,  the  extremities  of  said  V  shap  .1  strap 
N'lntr  secured   to  the  last   named   straps. 


1.471,mn       COOKING    .VITAUATLS   FolC   GAS,   LIQUID 
FCFL.    OU    KI.FCTUICITV.      Sxe.n    Aia:tsT    F.sk  i!,.s(..v, 
Stockholm,    Sweden,    assipnor    to    Svenska    Aktiebolaget 
"ias.iecimulator.     Stockholm,     Sw.den         Filed     Oct.     7 
19211,       Serial    No     4 1  ,',.:^,'fO,      2    Claims        ■  <].  ■SM•,~2(^  i 


I  In  la^mbinatiun  with  a  cookint  \f-s'-l.  oieans  for 
hentin:,'  the  same,  means  ni^tuated  by  steam  generated 
In  the  aforesaid  vess,  1  and  .t  utomaticnlly  remih-itinj,' 
said  h'  atlng  means,  and  means  for  both  maintaininj:  an 
open  [i.-issape  for  escape  of  steam  from  said  vesee]  and 
for  Kupportint'  said  reirwl.atiim  me.ans  in  The  pntli  of  tlio 
escapini:   steam    for   act\iatloii    thereby 


69 


the  liltte,    t„,i,,^   ex;.'i.,!i''    iat.  rally    ai.'i   !jav:t;K   j^rooves    In 
their    nj'per   suifiices,    sUti-.s    mounted   betw,  on    s.aid    posts 


and  biMiii;:  rnar^rinal  ;;rooves  registirini;  with  the  ^'rooves 
in  -^aid  [-K.«ts  and  sill  portions,  ati,!  a  '.inder  e;. merit  in 
sail!    grooves. 


1,471.S42.  WAR. ZONE  MiIVlN<.  I,I(;hT.  Hb.nby 
I'HELPs  Gage,  Corning.  N  V  ,  a.ssiguor  to  Corning 
Class  Works,  Corninjr,  N  Y.,  a  Corporation  of  New 
York.  Filed  June  17,  191  v  Serial  No.  240.;-;2t3.  14 
Claims,       iCl,    24t)^4H.4.^ 


;r*^ft5. 


1  In  a  device  of  the  cliara -ter  d.  >..rib.  .i,  the  cran 
bination  with  a  vehicle,  of  a  lamp  arrie(i  Thereby  and 
having'  a  lijrht  tr.aiismittini:  front  op,  nin-,  ,  loi  .a'  hood 
located  in  front  of  the  lamp,  and  l.avin.:  -i.;e  whMs, 
and  t(,p  and  Pottoni  ualls.  whii'h  ressiecriv,  iy  diverge 
am!   convert:     from   the  lamp   fcrwnrdly. 


1.471.,'«4:;  liCi;(.I.AR  ALARM.  Cm;;  !.,  ,,i:.,yy.  Haw- 
thorne, N  .1,,  assi::io.r  of  onehalf  t,,  H.  rti.a!;  Kind, 
New  York.  N  Y  Piled  M.ai  21.  iP^:.  Serial  No! 
,'4."i, ."■>(■;:;      2  cl.-iims      ^c;    ]ir,— 74,* 


I 


^^-ii-!i 


U 


I.471.,S41.  <  ONCHICTE  isCILniNC  Wim.i.^.m  C  Fian 
.NEHY.  Elkridye.  Md.,  assignor,  by  direct  and  mesne 
assignments,  of  seventy  five  i)er  cent  to  M.  Markham 
Flann.  ry  and  twenty  five  per  cent  to  C.  Calvert  Hlnes 
both  of  Washington.  I>.  c.  Filed  June  22,  1916.  Serial 
No.  105, lOH.  Renewed  Sept.  21,  1920.  Serial  No 
411,812.      7   Claims.      (('].   72— I.  1 

3.   A   concrete  structure  comprising  posts   having  verti- 
cal   grooves    an<l    including    anchoring    and    sill    portions, 
:!1.-,  O.  0 -^.'■,0 


2.  In  a  door-knob  hurtrl.'ir  alarm,  the  comhinati.  ti  of  an 
nnctior  member  having  a  bracket  providi  d  with  a  stop 
cam  and  with  an  arm  extending  beh.w  said  '-am.  a  jteu- 
diilum  member  having  a  slotted  hearing  nuniber  at  its 
npper  end  plvotally  connected  with  said  atn  an  alarm 
hell  mounted  on  said  pendulum  member,  means  for  actuat- 
ing said  hell  Including  n  double  ended  lever  n  spring  ac- 
tuated trip-rod  slidtngly  mounted  in  said  henrine  and 
provided  with  a  slot  engaclng  the  pivotal  conne-Mien  be- 
tween said  pendulum  and  said  arm.  the  upper  end  of  said 


r70 


trip  rod   b«>iu_' 

encaiie   »ai<l    fl 
said    p«»n(hi!ni 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTF 


October  23, 1923 


uiaptt^d  ^l  *>nt'a;:.'  gald  cam  ancl  the  Iciwer 
!  'firiij  pruvid^d  with  an  off-st^t  adopted  to 
r,l';p  ptidf'd  !>"vpr.  and  a  latch  pivntfii  nri 
r^i''ml>er  adapted  to  hold  said  trip  rod 
1   mnvpmfiU   ri'lativf   to   said   lpvi>r. 


1  47:  «4-k       rx:0R-KN*tI3  AI-ARM       »  ari.  T,    Ghaff,  Haw- 

t!:"rT.t>  N  .1  .  a'»^ii;iioi'  of  onf>-half  ti>  Ilernuinn  Kind, 
N'.'w  York.  N.  Y.  Filed  Jfin.  17,  192::  S.-rial  No. 
iH  :',,1'.<0       7   i-liii!ii-       (Cl.    1  ItV — ]i> 


2.    A   door 

a  <;iii-. dl>*  I'or: 
satd  hark  pl.i 
a  b*'!!  rt-so''i.i 
artuarfd  i;ear 
pivotPd  p»>iid^: 
bavine  on-  ot" 
and  its  other 
nieclsaiilsin  ai. 
inzly  adjustai 
el>'d  tip  adapt 
end  oi   s.ud  !p 


KQ 


ol)  alarm,  comprising  a   back   platp  having 

■ctioii     a    ca.<insc    rotarably    adjustable    on 

strik1ii2    niPcbanism    within    <aid    lasinc, 

1    wit;-,    said    striking   mi^hanisiii,    a    sprins; 

triiin   operatin:,'   said   striking   mechanism    a 

Mm   havini;  a  b.'arin.;  stud,   a   duplex  crank 

its  frie  t-nil*  adapted  to  bear  un  said  stud. 

tTff    eniJ    adiiptpd    to    engage    said    striking 

1   ,iot   as  ,1   stop   thtn-for,   and   an   arm    sUd- 

le  on   naid  casing  and  provided   with   a  t)'v- 

^d   to  enijage  and  raise  the  first  named  fr-  e 

er. 


1  4  7^■^4.'        s 
Klaniatli   [■■ 


a! 


1  A  s!ui'-ki( 
Ins  1  pi'iiali 
elenieiit.-i  air;i 
ea'/h  set  ha\ii: 
and  means  f > 
spring  eleineM 
the  volntp  spi 
interposed  \y 


^  r 


ijim;  siiArKi.i".     ei.my.'.-.  i: 

s.  Or-.'       Fil.t!   Jan    -.'u     10.-2 
Clainis        Wl     .'67—54.. 


Serial  N.I 


devi  e  of  -he  rharact.r  dt-s.-i-ibfiJ.  I'onipris- 
y  of  sers  of  coinplemontal  volur.'  spiiu;{ 
lited  -iide  liy  side,  the  sprini;  elements  of 
i;  an  opposed  relation  and  a  common  axis, 
■  ci)nn>'ctins  tiie  outer  ends  of  the  volute 
s  directly  to  the  vt-hicle  springs  wh. T'-by 
inj?  elements  of  the  shackle  device  will  b« 
en  the  parts  connected  by   the  shackle. 


tw 


1.471.840      Hl^AT-INSUr.ATING  MATERIAL.     Henrv   H. 
HiyosHAW.  St.  Paul.  Minn  .  aaaignor  to  Hlndshaw  Engi 
neeriug  k  Tevelopment  Co..  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  a  Corpora- 
tlou    of    MlDnesota.      Filed    Dec.    7.    1921.      Serial    No. 
520.588.     7  Claims.      iCl.    106—18.) 
1.   An  Insulnting  material  composed  of  particles  of  moss 

bound  together  by  peat. 


1.471.847 

.\  I.BERT 

Assignor 
Warwick 
iO?2       S.' 


INTERNVI,  <  *>MI?lSTION    ENGINE.      Petck 

HoI.I,n.^^.    IvU'!>a'<foii,    Hlrinlngham.    Englanil, 


H 


lal 


ail!    Moreo[n    Limited,    nirinlngham. 
.'1    liri'i^ti    (ompany       Filed   .Inly    1, 

:■.'  :yjii     ♦  <  lain"^      .  ii    \-i:\--:,:'~  > 


3.  In  a  'I'Oible  a'iiij  intional  eoml.iistion  engine,  a 
crank  shaft,  a  pa;r  of  .cylinders  astride  of  said  crank  shaft, 
passages  i  ii  t.T','<  o;  iieit  i  iii:  »aid  i\liiider>  at  l)ofh  their  end.s, 
a  sparking  ;i:'ig  in  t:,e  .-atik  sdaft  adjacent  pasRage  ln^- 
tween  said  cylinders,  in  inlet  port  at  the  inlddenRth  of 
one  oi  said  c\  ijii.i.o-^  ;,[,  ,.\ii,io.m  |„,rt  at  the  mlddength 
(if  tile  other  of  sai<l  .■>  lindefs,  a  piston  in  each  of  said 
cylinders  uncov.Tlng  said  port  tlorein.  an  axially  extend- 
Init  piston  rod  rigid  w:t!i  .-acli  of  naid  pistons,  a  packed 
gland  for  each  of  said  cylinders  tra\ersed  liy  said  piston 
rods,  a  s«'parate  gniiled  ■  io^.i!i.;td  at  ttie  end  of  each  of 
said  piston  rods,  a  connecting  rod  connected  to  one  crank 
of  said  crank  siiat'  lioi  directly  to  tx.th  of  said  crossheadi 
and  a   sliding  co  c.--t),,;,   betw.en   sjud  crosshead 


1.471,K4S      I''>HTA!lI.i:   -<    Ai   r"l.I>      SliJIKD  W    JOHVSOV, 
Minneapolis     Mmn.    assignor    of    one  half    to    Kdwln    O 
TuriKpust      Mnineap.ilis      Mluii         Filed    Oct.     20.     1922 
•Serial   No    o9n,H4H.     3  Claims.      iCl    :UU— 17..» 


1  In  a  hoisting  mechanism  for  scaffolds,  the  combina- 
tion with  an  elongated  platform,  of  a  sprocket  wheel 
mounted  for  rotation  at  each  end  of  the  platform,  a 
sprocket  chain  adapted  to  be  connected  to  a  support  for 
suspending  the  platform,  there  being  one  for  each  of  said 
sprocket    wheels,     said    chain    extending    downward    and 


OCTOBEB  23,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


771 


around  the  under  side  of  its  respective  sprocket  wheel  and 
longitudinally  of  the  platform  towards  the  center  thereof, 
horizontally  alined  sprocket  wheels  adjacently  mounted 
on  the  platform  In  a  manner  to  mesh  respectively  with 
•aid  sprocket  chains  to  pull  the  latter  toward  each  other 
responsive  to  a  rotary  mo^em(nt  of  the  alined  wheels  In 
opposite  directions,  and  manually  operated  worm  actuated 
actuating  mechanism  for  simnltnneonsly  rotating  said 
sprocket  wheels  at  will  In  opposite  directions,  for  the  pur- 
pose set  forth 


1,471.851.     ARMATT'RE  WINDING.     RrssBLL  T.  Kings- 
F'ORD,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  assignor  to  Atwater  Kent  Mann- 
facturing  Company,  Philadelphia.  I'a  ,  a   Corporation  of 
Pennsylvania.     Filed  May  15.  1920.     Serial  No.  381,546 
14    Claims       (Cl     171 — 206  ) 


1.471.S4:*      AMMETER.      Fhank    William   Kaisiing,  Jr., 
Chicago.    Ill  .  assignor  to  K.  llf.gg  Switchboard  and  Sup- 
ply   (■ompany.    cliicngo.    111,    m    forpornlloii    of    Illinois 
Filed    Oct     o,v    uu'.i.      Serial    No.    ;i. •{.'{.. ■152,      ;i    Claims. 
iCl     171    -95.) 


1.  A  device  of  the  character  described  including  a 
mounting  plate,  a  non  continuous  ring-shaped  permanent 
magnet  secured  thereto,  a  coil  comprising  integrally 
formed  parallel  strips  alternately  displaced  to  form  a 
central  opening  supported  by  said  mounting  plate,  a  pair 
of  terminals  for  said  c<dl  secured  to  said  plate,  a  flat  core 
extending  through  said  central  opening  and  having  its 
one  end  secured  to  said  permanent  magnet  and  Its  other 
end  resting  between  the  free  ends  of  said  permanent  mag- 
net, a  pair  of  bridging  memln-rs  secured  to  the  free  ends 
of  said  permanent  magnet,  an  armature  pivotally  secured 
between  said  bridging  members  and  adapted  to  be  acted 
upon  by  said  core  when  current  Is  passing  through  said 
coil,  adjusting  means  for  adjusting  one  of  said  members 
relative  to  said  pivotally  supported  armature,  and  a  cover 
cap  for  engaging  said  mounting  plate  to  enclose  the  vari- 
ous parts  of  said  device 


1.  An  armature  comprising  a  core  struct,'  e  having 
slotg,  and  a  winding  comprising  an  odd  numt)er  of  -oil 
sides  per  slot,  greater  than  two,  and  coils  whose  number 
is  a  multiple  of  said  odd  number,  the  second  sides  of 
coil.s  whose  first  sides  are  disposed  in  a  common  slot  being 
divi<led  among  a  plurality  of  different  slots. 


1.471.'^.-0  RECORDINi;  DEVICE  FOR  MOTOR  VE- 
HICI.FS  RfiBEBT  H  KiMEs  and  Oscar  f.  Schmidt, 
Dayton.  Ohio,  assignors  to  Ohmer  Fare  Register  Com- 
pany, Dayton.  Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
Apr.  17.  1922  Serial  No  ,').'i.^.8.'?4.  24  Claims. 
234—1.) 


1,471,852.  DOOR  AND 
KxrosBN,  Chicago,  111. 
No,   525, &49.     1   Claim. 


WINDOW     STOP.       K.NiD     J. 
Filed    Dec.    29.    1921.      Serial 
(Cl.   16—220.) 

— 3 


(Cl. 


1.  In  a  recording  device  for  motor  vehicles  having  de- 
▼Ices  for  registering  both  time  and  distance,  actuating 
means  for  aald  devices,  and  means  controlled  by  said  ac- 
tuating means  for  automatically  taking  a  record  from  said 
registering  devlcea. 


A  stop  of  the  character  descrilied  having  an  aperture 
and  an  elongated  ferrule  with  parallel  sides  arranged  in, 
and  with  Its  parallel  sides  extending  the  entire  depth  of 
the  aperture  to  permit  the  adjustment  of  the  stop  rela- 
tively to  the  frame  with  which  the  stop  Is  adapted  to  be 
as.sociated,  and  with  respect  to  a  holding  element  which 
is  passed  through  the  opening  In  the  ferrule,  which  hold- 
ing element  has  a  portion  which  engages  one  edge  of  the 
ferrule,  the  other  edge  of  the  ferrule  being  arranged  rela- 
tively to  that  face  of  the  stop  which  is  immediately  adja- 
cent to  the  frame  so  that  said  last  mentioned  edge  of 
the  ferrule  may  directly  engage  the  frame  and  thereby 
relieve  the  stop  of  the  holding  force  applied  by  the  hold- 
ing element  and  apply  said  force  to  the  frame  and  ferrule. 


E.     Lahso.v,     Seattle, 
Serial     No.     569,545. 


1,471.863.      DERRICK.      Joseph 

Wash.     Filed     June     19,     1922. 

1    CUlm.      (CI.    212—58.) 

A  derrick  of  the  character  described  comprising  a 
base  turn  table,  a  hollow  cylindrical  hub  concentrically 
formed  on  the  upper  side  of  said  turn  table,  an  annu- 
lar   rib    on    the    upper    side    of   said    turn    table,    a    bull 


772 


whe*l     rpvoJvabiT 
turn    table    base 
■aid   ball   wbeel 
reapondinf    rib 
said    ball    wbeel 
s'ear   tp*th.    meat 
tiuU    whwl    thrcj 
members    »ecLir<»<! 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  28, 1923 


on 


nioanted    od    said    cylindrical    bub    aod 

an    annalar    rib    on    the    under    aide    of 

arrang^^d    to    reiflster    with    Ita    aaid   cor- 

said    turn    table    base,    gear    taetb    on 

a  piniuD  arransed  to  me«b  with  aatd 
s  fur  imparting  njtary  motion  to  said 
«h    Haiti    pinion    mid    ,'par    te^th,    clamp 

to    said    turn    table    base    and    sUdably 


^  n 


enitaglnf  said  bBJl  whe«l.  a  boom  plvotallr  monnted  on 
said  bull  wheel,  a  sheare  on  the  upper  ^^n6  portion  of 
said  bootn,  a  roller  mounted  on  said  bull  wheel,  a  bolst- 
Lng  cable  arran^Fd  to  pass  over  said  sheave  and  roller 
ind  through  nald  boUow  cylindrical  hub,  means  for 
controlling  the  aiovement  of  said  hoisting  cable,  a  mast, 
a  topping  lift  aecured  to  the  upper  enJ  portion  of  said 
boom  anil  mast,  an'l  mi^ans  for  controlling  the  more- 
ment  of  said  topping  lift  to  Impart  pivotal  movement 
to  said  boom. 


:,4T1.«54  BLft:  ST  LPHUR  DYE.  Wv;rKR  A  Manss, 
Wilmington,  Del.,  asalgnor  to  E.  !  <Ju  Pont  de 
Nemours  4  Coinpany,  Wilmington,  I»el  .  i  lorporatlon 
of  [Delaware.  Filed  Dec.  22.  192_'  Serial  No. 
608,575.      7    Claims.       (CT.    260 — 19 

3.  The  proceaa  of  rendering  suitable  for  machine  dye- 
ing the  product  obtainable  by  thlonattn?.  with  aqueous 
or  dh'uhiilic  poltsulphiile.  pbenyip  amin^-p  oxy-dlphenyl- 
Hminf,  ami  by  fJrt'clpitattng  the  dye  from  the  resulting 
mixture  by  means  of  acid  or  air.  which  comprises  mlx- 
ir.ir  ■  !:►■  cart  t>(  4ii.i  product  and  fram  alxi'ir  1  to  2  parts 
of  water  with  about  8  parts  of  sulphuri<  acid  of  from 
ftO  to  95%  strength,  while  allowing  th^  tt^mperature  of 
tJie  mliture  to  rl.'^e  to  between  75  and  90'  C,  until  a 
homoceneoua  mixture  la  produced,  and  then  treating 
the  reanltlng  mlrture  with  water  to  precipitate  the  dye. 


1,471.855  RElilEF  VALVE  FDR  TANKS  OR  RE- 
CEPTACLES. Pbbct  Mathbb,  London.  England, 
•nied  July  26]  1920.  Serial  No.  399.151  4  aaims. 
(CI.  220 — 88.) I 


.  1.    In    tanks   o 
til«  liquids.    In 


r*>i>  ptH'les    for    the    reception    of    vola- 
(Joniblnatlon    a    vacuum    relief    valve    and 


a  pressure  r>^lief  vnive,  a  valve  seatint  plate  upon  which 
the  reupecfix  M  \alvfv  ,ie  n<lapte.i  to  be  seated,  the 
vacuum  rt-ltef  \  n I- p  h**!!!;:  beneath  the  satd  plate  aad 
the  pressure  relief  .hI.h  nixve  the  aaid  plate,  and 
counter  welifhteil  le\«r>  tr'  ;:;  'ii.'  arm  of  which  the  vac- 
uum and  prt'H.nure  rcMff  vnlv*--  are  respectively  aas- 
peuded,    siiiistHiitlali.v     in    desrribfd. 


1.471,85«         WINIiSIIIKI.Ii     .  I  iNSTIU  ( 'TION.        Obocgb 

i'      MifKs,     Ne-A      -1     rk      N      Y         Ki.fd     May     15.     1922. 
vSerial    .\n.    ,-)Hu,y,Hj        >    ,   miin.s        m"1      .'".»« — 91.) 


I.  In  ,1  windshl^d.'.  I'onstni' r  im: .  a  lower  windshield 
panel,  a  <thade  fl^n.^-it  ;r<'.'.tink'  furwardly  and  posl- 
tlof)e<l  atxivp  said  Iimht  .d' nitnt.  a  pair  of  plTotally 
supported  .arms  and  a  d'fl"'  tor  member  plTotally  sup- 
ported from  fhe  fr>'-  .-nd-*  >f  HJiid  arms  and  poaitloned 
beneath  the  shade  eienn-nf  wh>Tehy  said  deflector  nein- 
ber  may  be  muve*l  to  v-irloo'^  pi.sitionn  and  angles  rela- 
tively to  the   lower  panel 


1,471,857         i\N      MpKNi:!? 
Beach.   ("a!if       Filed    .Nov. 
5  Claims         C]     :^0— 3.) 


VRvicK     R.     Nbft,     Long 

ilfjo      Serial  No.  421.572. 


1     In   a  can     ppror     i   i.l.idH   liaving  a   ^harp  edge  and 
formed    with    a    pltirnMty      if    r.dattvely    Hne    notchea    la 

and    substantially    .-fntln^'d    to    its    sharp   edge. 


471, ^.-i.i  iiii:  rUK.ss  1  ,w  18  Nki-.son,  New  York, 
N,  V  ,  .i.HslKiior  :...  i  ha:U-s  \V,  I.lfachitz,  New  York, 
V,  V  Filed  A'i«.  I'J.  IL'-l.  ^^(■rial  No.  493,720.  9 
Clair!:»       n  1     164—21.1 


1.   In    a    dle-prms    f<.r   clotli    and    the    like   In    combina- 
tion,   a    cuftioK  bl.M  k      I      li>\    a     die-holder,    meant    for 


OCTOWEB  23, 1923 


T.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


773 


mOYlsf  the  die-holder  and  the  die  toward  and  from 
the  entting-block.  a  press-wei^rht,  two  cylindrical  rods 
mounted  on  either  sidf  of  -aid  iires.-^-wtdi.'ht  transivt'rsely 
of  the  dle-pre«H.  and  two  arms  secured  on  tdther  side 
Of  said  die-holder,  said  arms  l)einp  provliled  with  smooth 
cylindrical  txires  thron>:li  whi' li  said  arms  may  slide 
over  aaid  cylindrical  rods  wheretiy  the  di>'  may  be  rig- 
Idly    supported    or    moved    transversely 


1.471,869.  AUTOM.VTIC  (ONTHOI.  ME«  UANISM  FOR 
ELECTRIC  SWITCHKS.  Hal  T  I'Arro.v,  CUveland. 
Ohio,  assignor  to  Hi.shop  &  Habcock  ('oin[iany.  Cleve- 
land, Ohio,  a  Corporation  of  Ohio  Filed  Aup  26, 
1920.      Serial   No     4U5,H:;i        2   Claims        (CI     200—77  ) 


'^^frrr;.:,;r:--.-T':.-^-'^ 


1.  In  an  apparatus  of  the  character  described,  ths 
combination  of  a  support,  a  pressure  or  \acuum  respon- 
•iTe  device  carried  by  said  support,  a  reciprocating  mem- 
ber actuated  thereby  iind  having  spring  abutaients  at 
each  end  thereof,  a  second  support,  a  reversible  spring 
abutment  carried  by  said  support  and  fucircUnk;  said 
reciprocating  member,  a  spring  surrounding  said  re- 
ciprocating member  and  Interposed  between  two  of  said 
abutments,  a  second  reciprocating  member,  a  reversible 
switch  contact  member  and  a  reversible  cam  block  car 
ried  by  said  second  reciprocating  member,  and  lost 
aootlon  means  connecting  said  first  reciprocating  mem- 
ber with  said  cam  block. 


1.471,860.        INTERNAL  COMBUSTION     .VND     FLUID- 
PBES8URE     ENGINE.       Robert     Easwir     Peltebii, 
Parta,     rrance.       Filed     Fel)      14.     1919        Serial     No 
277,116.       9    Claims.       (CI.     123— 2  i 


1.  An  exploalon  motor,  comprising  a  fixed  cylinder, 
a  movable  cylinder  in  said  fixed  cylinder,  and  a  movable 
piston  alidable  In  said  movable  cylinder,  the  movable 
elements  being  adapted  to  be  driven  In  opposite  direc- 
tions by  the  explosion  of  a  charge  between  their  adja- 
cent faces,  and  chambers  adapted  to  contain  a  com- 
pressible liquid.  clo.se<l  at  one  end  iiy  a  movalile  dia- 
phragm adapted  to  be  actuated  by  the  movable  cylin- 
der and  acting  as  a  piston  compressing  the  fluid  :  the 
supply  of  said  fluid  under  pressure  from  said  chamber 
serving  as  the  transmission  medium  to  transmit  power 
from    the    movable    elements    to    external    mechanism. 


lively  adapte<l  to  move  the  vahe  both  to  open  and 
closed  positions  and  hold  the  same  In  s\ich  positions. 
means  for  alternately  energizing  .<<ald  electromagnets,  and 


1,471,881.  VALVE-ACTrATING  MECHANISM  FOE 
INTERNAL-COMBl'STION  ENGINES  O.scar  I.oiis 
I'lcaBAi  LT.  Aliiiui.v.  N.  '\.  lil.d  Sept.  7.  1921.  Serial 
No.  490.040.  8  Claims.  (CI.  123— 90  I 
1.  The  combination  wltli  an  Internal  combustion  en- 
Slne  ejlinder  and  a  valve  therefor  of  a  valve  actunting 
mechanism,    comprising    oti)>o8»-<l     electroma;:iiet-^    resp<'c- 


meana  for  reducing  the  current  through  each  electromag- 
net during  the  period  when  it  is  holding  the  valve  In 
position. 


1.471,862.  PHONOGRAPH  RECORD  John  J.  Rbin- 
HOU),  Marietta,  Pa.  Filed  Oct.  26.  1921.  Serial  No. 
610.616.      1   Claim.      iCl.   274— 42  ) 


_  -/o 


A  one  piece  disk  shaped  phonograph  record  of  nor- 
mal thickness  having  a  furrow  in  the  periphery  adapted 
to  engage   with    the   human    ftager  nails. 


1,471,863.  ELEi^RICAL  CHANGE-OVER  APPARATUS 
Hans  Bibogee,  Berlin -Paskow,  Germany,  assignor  to 
Siemens  &  Halske  Aktiengwiellsehaft,  Siemensstadt,  near 
Berlin.  Germany,  a  Corporation  of  Germany.  Filed 
Aug.  24,  1922  Serial  No.  584.084.  2  Claims  (CI. 
177  — 3S6  I 


..^ 


'  v»-   nmt^'Cm 


1.   Change-over  apparatus  for  alternating  currents,  com 
prising  In    combination    a    rotatable   part,   a    transformer 
coll  carried  by  the  rotatable  part  the  axis  of  the  coll  being 
In  alignment  with  the  axis  of  the  rotatable  part,  a  second 
transformer  coil    carried    by    the   rotatable   part    and   elec 
trlcally  conneeted  to  the  other  coll  the  axes  of  the  colls 
belBc  dlsallgned  relatively  to  each   other,   a   third   trans 
former  coll  arranged  stationary  and   placed  in  mutual  In- 
ductive relationship  with  the  Cri»t  coll.  and  other  *«tntlon 
ary  traDsfomur  cidls  placed  along  the  path  of  the  second 
transformer  coil   when  rotated. 


74 


471. ?64.      SCHAP  NG   MACHINE. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


UcToijKR  23,  1923 


Camill*  a.  Sbntoc 
and  Etienni  Ja^qi  bt,  Kort  !>". .  N.  J  .  a«i,<iiors,  bv 
mesne  ..i>->!iirnai*>|it.s,  to  Kastman  Kodak  rompanv. 
K.^<'hP8ter.  .V  via  <orporatlDn  f  Ntw  Yr.rk  Filw) 
Feb  2«.  1S21\  ^.rial  No.  540.U67.  5  Claims.  (CI 
154  —  42 


1.    A    fllm   *quarins 
sopprirt  having  a  ch;; 
f'"T  .n^at'iii^-   thp   fil 
m^'ans  f.ir  L.okini:  t 
(Support   disp  s*>»i   to 
cutter  on  the  slide 
series  of  scrapers  di 
film    successivply    go 
the   trap,   said  sera 
flni   away    from    thp 
carried    by   the   slid 
iirtuate<l   m»'ans  for 
«hervby  i^aid  aprint; 
tngage   fh^   tr;ip.   th 
it    from    thf>    channe 
poses    set    forth. 


and  scraping  machine  romprlgin)^  a 

inel  for  accommoflating  a  film,  a  trap 

n   in   ro   the  channel,   spring  actuated 

trap  in  the  channel,  a  slide  on  tlin 

move   tnin.sversely   of   the   channel,   a 

[ir  '-ijtting  the  film   in   the  channel,  a 

|M- siMl   on    the  slide  for   enitaijlng   the 

that    the    said    film    is    <nfiported    i>y 

rs   being  dij^osed  obliquely   so  a.R   to 

aim   when    engaginf;   thf>    film,    moans 

ajid   adapted    to   engage    the   spring 

ocklng  the  trap   in  the  channel,  and 

iictuat.il    means   aro   ndaptfd    to   dis 

said   trap    bavins   me.ins   for   ralsinp 

substantially    as    and    for    thp    pur- 


1.471,86o.       IGNITI 
BLSTION  ENGIM 
Flle<l    May    27.    19 
vCl.  2<X)— 24.; 


g>N  TIMER  FOR  INTERNAL  (QM- 
S  Vance  Sheaber,  New  York.  N  Y. 
1.      Serial    No.    472,04.'?.      ,"5    Claims. 


-,  An  i^triition  tini*r.  cnmprising  a  hollow  body  of  in- 
salating  material  hnkim;  an  interior  annular  racpway, 
fixed  contarts  embedded  therein,  a  rotary  t^haft.  a  brush 
and  h'dder  therefor  ccmnect^d  with  said  shaft,  a  plurality 
of  ^fiaif d  ball  contacts  carried  by  the  brush  holder,  and 
make  and  break  contict  coactlns:  with  said  ball  contacts 
by  mf^ans  of  which  the  brush  Is  intermittently  charged 
with  electric  current 


1.471,86ti      DRILL.     LVlbert  E    Simpson.  Bury.   England. 

Plied    Apr.    8.    192l|.      Serial    No.    458.949.      1.3    Claims. 

(CI.   77-65.1 

1.  In  combination,  la  drill  having  a  body  of  given  sUe. 
a  drill  stem  eitendlm;  eccentrically  from  one  end  of  said 
body   whereby   a   «<tpp   is   formed,   a   member   extending  »n- 


cMitrically  with  rcsj,.'. 
said    body    wh-re;  y    a 


I'rom   til' 


I  I  her  end  of 
lirst    named 


>'•■[>  is  iVrn 
and  ;i  .-utti 
edge. 

l,471.St;7 
.^I"EEBE, 

borough. 


og  cdiit' 


iir~-   I]  111.  !  ,tp  being  a  catting 

iisi">Sf..I   ri'ii  rv\' ;i  rili  \-    f-i.ni    -;iii!   -- 


CAN  FII.I.lNi,      \1  \(   tl  IM: 

Milws'Jkre.      \Vi>         t.s»ii.;n..r      •. 

Milwaiik.-*',     Wis        Fl]i;i     Air 

I'l'i  47  1       4   I'lalms       ■  il    226— 


U.-nrv 
~      1  ;*  1  7 
98.) 


.-,!g.'. 

lttir:g 


E       K, 

SiMT- 


2.  ill  il  can  tilling  niarhin.\  m  n.tary  main  r.iippl\  (  nam- 
ber.  an  auxiliary  supply  mcm!>.-r  .-arri.'d  by  the  chamtier 
and  having  a  passage  w;iy  communicating  therewith,  a 
\alvp  controlling  siiid  pas.sage  way  and  having  i  depend- 
ing .sl»'m.  a  statluiinry  cnm  loi-ated  beneath  the  rotary 
chnmb.T  and  means  ..peral.it-  ;.y  th.-  r.im  during  the  rota- 
tion ..f  the  chamt>er  r,,  raisp  nai.i  s'era  and  oixn  the  vulve. 


1.471,868.      DRDI'I'ING   A  IT  .\«  fiM  i;  \  I    FOR   BTiTTLES. 

''lURl.E.s    L,    Sw.^KT/.    l't)ilail.  Ipiiia,    i'a.      Filed    .Mav    10, 
1922.      Serial    No     .-,.-,;•  ;.] .".       j    (  l.ii:!;,.      iCl.   21'      ,"!«.i 


1.    In  a  device  of 


frif>'d  a   \ 


talning  liquid,  a  Rtf>p[i.  r  fir  sjtid  v.^sd  and  .i  tube  car- 
ried by  the  stopper  said  to!).-  being  sealM  at  each  end  and 
having  an  air  admission  and  liquid  discharge  hole  pierced 
in  the  tube  «ldt'  wall  af">vp  th^  stopper  and  having  an  air 
discharge  and  liquid  a  Imission  hole  pierced  in  the  tube 
side  wall  below  the  Stopper  means  being  present  whereby 
the  fir-it  ir.pntioned   botes  may  he  temporarily  closed. 


<.ltrc)i:i  K 


i;»2H 


u 


PATENT  OFFICE. 


775 


1,471  ><;:',  i;n(;havin(;  mm- 
Chicago.  111.  I''iied  s.  pt  ^, 
19   Claims.      (CI.   .■;.;-    2,'.) 


1 1  .\  1  ■ 


Hm.iiv  c 

S.  !iill     N. 


KNKK. 


Ji2 


1.  Ill  an  ii,-ia\iiii;  in.u  liiii.  .  tin  (-.uiiiinal  i. ui  of  menn.s 
forming  :\  pantograph  having  a  tracer  and  a  ^laMT.  menus 
f  1  holdini:  in  an  operative  relation  to  the  graver  the  nia 
N  rial  to  lie  i  ngraveil.  means  for  h(ddiiig  in  an  operative  re 
lation  to  the  tracer  an  oli.iect  having  the  design  to  be 
traced,  tlie  tracer  tiein;;  mounted  foi'  moveinent  by  hand 
tt>\\:ird  and  aw.ay  from  tlie  object  having  the  denign  to  lie 
traced  when  such  oliject  is  lield  in  its  operative  relation 
to  tlie  tracer,  hand  operaide  means  for  moving  the  tracer, 
the  graver  being  mounted  for  mo\ement  toward  and 
away  from  the  material  to  be  engraved  when  such  material 
is  held  In  its  operative  relation  to  the  graver,  and  means 
including  said  hand  operable  means  and  an  electro-magnet 
for  inducing  movement  of  the  graver  into  contact  with 
such  m.Mterial  proixTly  jiositifineil  after  the  tracer  has 
been  moved  into  contact  vvitli  the  design  properly  jxisi- 
tioiiec)  and  liy  a  further  movement  of  ^;Hid  hand  operable 
means,  and  for  inducing  movement  of  tlie  graver  away 
from  such  material  wlien  said  hand  operable  me,nns  ,iie 
moval>le  in   t!ie    reverse   ilir.ctioii. 


1,471,^7(1     SUM' cR(iri:i,i-iN(.  iPi:vici;     (Cmav  nsi, 

San    I'r.uici>-co.    (  alif       ["ibd    Mar     I.    riJ2        S<>rinl    No. 

.'lU.i'.i'*.     :;  ci.iiiiis.     I  I'l.  1 1."  - :;.  ■ 


o  o  o  o  o   o 


V. 


"^ 1  "    '     


said  dii\e  siiart  m  (iih'r  direction  to 
rudder:  and  ini:;ns  coiiini-r.-ii  t^i  ihe  t] 
atiii  t'heri  ity  f.ir  nioxii:..:  ^uu]  niriiler  i 
Steer  the  sliip. 


1  A  ship  iiropi  Iling  device  comiirisiiig  the  c  imbinatlon 
with  ji  ship,  of  propi  Iling  means  mounted  uixjii  the  ship; 
a  ilrive  shaft  connected  to  said  propelling  means  and  ar- 
ranged to  drive  the  «nme  at  differect  sjHxds  :  windmills 
m  iinted  upon  the  shij)  and  ari-anged  to  be  rot.ited  by 
the  pas.sage  of  air  currents  thereby;  a  connecting  shaft 
geared  to  each  windmill  ;  gears  mounted  between  the  drive 
shaft  and   the  connecting   shafCs   and   arranged    to   rotate 


jropel  the  ship ;  a 

ivi'  shaft  nni!  netu- 

ei !  |;>  ;■    .j  1  '■■  1  I  1     11    !o 


1,471. .S7l  WiNlMiW  1  !  i:.\NKR.  VlCluU  \  K.L.v.  >e\v 
York,  .\  ^  1  ile.i  .Cilv  22  11(21.  Serial  No.  480,906. 
5  Claims.       cl     I "      220.) 


1  A],  article  (if  maMifaf'ire  fur  cleaning  windows 
compiisiiig  a  mount,  a  pair  oi  lie.xible  arms  attached  at 
one  of  their  ends  to  said  mount,  a  pair  of  opposed  cieaiiing 


elements  removaidy    se<-\ireil    to    said    ; 

elements  consisting     of     a     cleat     ai.ii 

resilient  means     for     regulating     rh. 

elements  uiion   an   iiiterTeuiug  ubjuct. 


rin-. 

M.irl 


ach    of 
o     pad. 


'.1  :■• 


said 
and 

Silill 


1.471,872.  riPE-ClTTING  ArrAHATlS  Wim.iam  \V. 
\"nsPER,  Toledo,  Ohio,  assignor  to  The  ToImIo  l'ii)e 
Threading  .Machine  Comijany.  ■J'ol.ilo,  (ihio.  a  r.irpcra- 
tion  of  Ohio.  Filed  l>ec.  31,  1921.  J^erlal  No.  52(;,iaO. 
a   I  'laims        I  Cl,    10      Sf|. ) 


2.   Ill   comlinatioii,   ill   nn 


aiaius   of   the   clasj   de- 


scrit 


d. 


;ear.   a    boi'f-lng  mounted 


and 


iclosiiig    tlie 


gear,  work  holding  and  centering  me;in<  engau'd  nioi 
driven  by  the  gear  and  having  an  extension  at  one  end.  a 
tapered  thread  cutting  unit  carried  by  tlie  exten.-ion  for 
ttiMiing  movements  relative  thereto,  nuans  i-'nncciing  the 
tioiislii;;  and  unit  to  prevent  a  relative  turning  ttu'reof. 
iinl  power  meatis  connected  to  tlie  housing  and  having 
ilriving  coniuK'ti'.n  \n-ith    the   gt.ar. 


1.471  S7."^  REVERSING  MECHANISM  FOR  W.\SHING 
MACHINES.  Carlton  K.  Waite.  Minneapolis.  .Minn., 
assignor  to  New  Liberty  Washing  Machine  <\>mpany, 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  a  Corporation  of  Minnesota.  Filed 
.Tune  21.  1022.  Serial  No.  569.842.  5  Claims  (Cl. 
74—50.) 

1.  .V  device  of  the  class  described  comprising  a  lasing 
having  parallel  top  and  bfittom  walls  with  inward'.v  pro 
.lecting  bearings,  a  shaft  Journaled  in  said  bearings,  a 
pair  of  beveled  gears  disposed  respectively  at  the  top  and 
bottom  of  said  casing  ad.1acent  said  bearings  and  having 
inwardly  facing  toothed  portions  and  Inwardly  project- 
in'.;    portions    having    curved    converging   sides,    said    jior- 


tiDUs    coiita 'ti: 


tr    fVjrni    a    CMntina 


clrcutiif.  TM 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


(».    lni!K8  23,  l'.»2a 


-t.    :,..    .„.ch.d   .u*ac.    of   said    .....  TZLTI^::   '   "-^'- /^«-»'-.  «    beatin,  up  .on-    w,M,    rin,.    fo.    t, 


lid   Shalt   b^^tw.'en    said   R.-ars   and   liav-laR    i 

r:f:-il     spa''.^    'jppo.^i  t*"     said     jriw;i  rdlv  iTuJprtlii^ 


'ir.  iilati'ii 


uibustion  KJises  throiuh  s,  :,  spar,,  aroui!  1 
t';.  himtxT.  and  a  coling;  zone  with  air  fl  i.  s  fur  bent 
11  -'  air  tor  combustion  |.urpoRes  by  tneans  of  t'l.  ti. n 
'^   I -itnltfed  thn.uKh  thi-  wall.s  of  the  chamber. 


said   'K.rs   ■■■nrirtin.  <hid  disk   and   -'f-ars,  a   pi::ii,,i!i    n; 
In?  with   said  ^-^-irs  a-ijl   i?'jlded  and  htdd  in  contact  fh.' 
wfth    by    <iald   fJisk,   ani   a    shaft  on    which    said    pinion    U 
carri.'d    rno'nir.M    t.)    :r.\.v.'    n,    a    p!a',..    ir    rfirhr    aneips    to 
rhr  plan.    .,f  -aid 


l,4:i.'*T4      PAPER  FOt  DING  MAfiiiNE      Edward  Won: 
MASS-.    Npw   Y..rk.    N     T.      Filed    May    1.'.    1922.      Serfrtl 
N'.^    .'iSOOT.I      S  ClallBS.      (CI.  270—85.) 


1.    Ti,   ^T   pap-r  r'.ddin,'  macbiiip     a   pair  of  foldiiiK'  rolls 
ac  •)e.;'.;r  fll    and  rnpHJis  ro  shift  same  !o  c,»,p,.ra  r..  witU 


1.4T1  *T 


^-•s  A,  WiTTT  :    El:ias.>rh 
-■.:-TaT:i  ^Z   s.,:,3    [.ouis  A.    Witt>',  d.'cpa.i..d. 
Kil'.!    .I'ln.'    'J4     )Pl^       s.  rial 
142.1 


— *-t — f- 
-  •  r  !  f 


I ,  .\  !  ':.■.  :i.-l  Kill,  .'.im; 
ir.-'  H  t  i:iii:.'i  chamlx-i-  iii 
f'ir:niii_-  au  iDterv-n  ria. 
tltions.    Bald    stn;ctiiro    t 


1,471.876.  CONCRI-:-ll.     x\;.    I'Ipm,,.,.    i,,k    mvu-x,, 

.<V>rF--  Kr.M'  v-    !       /K.^Ki.    St.    Louis,    Mo        i',i,.,] 

Mr      -.  ip-jj        berui    .\u.    042,105.       r?    Clainis        <r\ 

i'ltj      J»  I 

i.  .V  i-uijcrote  .■.-.nipri<ir)-  ;i  ...i!,.  im  i!  ;.,  >  '.jndliii.'  nnt-- 
rial,  a  liquid  and  a  -.^...d.v  rM,r.n,.  hlVt,,!  wtii,:h  h.t.s 
b.-,..;  [,revlousi.\  tr.at.al  witii  ,t  ,s..|;ii,:,  ..f  s.„|iuHi  siii. -al- 
and lia.s  be«>n  wa-h.-d  afN-r  tti.'  li.p,i:.r  r.-s-iP,.,^  fr,.;,,  ,,,;,! 
tr'-it!iifnt   lia«   !)»-«.n    r>.-rinvcd    tii.T.'t  r.:;:: 


l.trisTT         RvlI.Hovbi    1;mSS!\i,     Sl(,\\l,        ,   jt^risTO- 
i-'iKH    r,    ArKiss.'V     IlHHk:nsvill.'     i,,,        P;]..,!    \Pir     .■'.n 

l!>-':j.     StTial  .\u.  (i2.^..s._'.     >,  (  i.iUDv     .1  ;    _■*-;- -^y;)./ 


3,  A  signal  .I-m...  r.,uipriHi[,K  :i  irain,.  .,  signal  lu-ni 
b^r  mounted  in  rh«>  frai:;..  t,,  tii.n>.  downwardly  to  sii: 
nailing  positiou,  inoyinn  f'lr  norinnlly  raisiiiK  said  giciial 
m.'mb«>r  out  of  si;;naiir,.4  i.n.in..ii  ami  oi^-raijlt-  to  p«rralt 
th*'  slenai  mt>aj[j»>r  t..  ui..vp  downwar.lly,  and  a  latch  to 
^^rmtiK^  the  8itrn.ll  nwrnh^T  and  iioh!  it  in  low.-red  .stgiialini? 
r'0«lti.)n   against   *!;.     ;.  ■!.  n     .f   said    :u   .ans. 


i.4:i>7H        i:i.F,  Tliii      i,..N.;        .;k  .;:.,      II      I!  .  k.  [,(. 
Bro,.knrie.    Mass       i"i.:nr    to    Tiic    Il'-lr  ?.  r  i  aL-ot    Elpc 
trie   |-..iiipariv     [{-.I'.iirv     Ma-s..  a  Cor[...r;ri    i.   ,,f  Ma^-,-, 
■•hu<.fj»       l-i;,.,]   Oct.   i;i,    I'JIO.      S.>rlai    \o.    3.'J0.:"'1        ^ 
"'lain.H       Ml.    177 — 7., 


(^  ^ 


?y 


r;-.n^  i  "onMiiaoiig  lining  form- 
!  an  ,.h  'i,.sia_'  tiiasonry  structure- 
sp.ice  divided  by  transri-rse  par- 
ivln;;   a    cpcrril    zour    witii    corr. 


I.    \i      I       ric  gong  having.  In  combination,  an   .d, 
mat:I)>^    a    m:  vable   armatur*"   coop,  r  tin::   f^Tr.with 
-l-'trical    ••ir-uit    connectMl    with    t:,.     ■  I.  .  r  la.n.a  i:n.-r , 
nrr-h.'d   . a.n-Hi-t   sprloi,-   ;■,.  i  idod  in  the  circuit,  an. I   a    p 
■  :i!i.o  f,.d  witii   fh.-  .inii.it'ire  and  havlnir  two  nrins  fi.r 
iiitf'irral  ther.'wit !.,   ,,!.,■  of  the  arms  beink-  a.l.pt-,!  to 
fh^  contact    .^princ   r,,   ',r..alv    tto-  circuit  nC    r  in..,.nu.n 
til."  arraatiir.'  a  Milistai  T.a]   p.a-.ion  of  th..  ili-tano..  tow 
'lit'    uiaijnot   and   t!,.-    .t!,.  ;    arm   being  ,Tdip''d    'o   fin 
sprint;  in   th.^  o|ip  .sit^.  Ui:.  ctlon   to  c!,>s..   th.    (iraa.i   u 
niov.'rafnt  0'  *')^'  uiai;net  toward  It.*  ..r;.i;,;il  position 


:  ro- 

nn 

a  :i 
!,<•,. 
no,] 
fi.  ^ 

■    "f 
ar<1 


«l 


5  , 
I  I 


Oc'iOIM.K  Jo,  i'.»2;i 


L.  b.  IWTEXT  OFFJCF. 


I,471.s7!'        .MOIHK     \i:ill(   I,];, 


I'.rooklNt.     X     V      ,.     i.  ,       ,,!''■■'"     vf     '''''''^"-^     '    '■■''1.-S82.     Jd..M. .P.N.;, Hid,    liii.UvE  BAND.     Ciar.   Ed- 

i.rooKi.M!.    .N      \,,    avsiKrii-r    !.,    iMlnior..    M.a  nula<  i  urin^ 

'  "'    '"'■■   ■^' »■   Vork.   .\     V.  a  <  .irporain.n  of  New   York 


!  il-d  ( ).'f.  .-,   1  PIP 

.'^U        lUti..'j.; 


S'Tiri:   No    ::i;7,!nt7       4  <   'alm- 


(Cl. 


/. 


w:n    (uii.su.v,  IJrookljn,   N.    Y.     Filed   June   It,    VJ-J: 
JJ.ii.ii  Nw.  .'■►«»8.2Sr..     C  Claims.     (CI.  188—249.) 


^     t? 


'  '"  ''  ^''I'iid..  .-priuK  suspension,  the  comtiii.a  i  jii.  witl. 
a  vttiir!.-  fraDi..  ;,nd  axlp  housing,  of  a  pair  of  l.-jif  si.ririKs 
secur..il  to  the  frame  and  having  each  a  sliding  pivotal  en- 
gag.-nH.ni  wit:,  t!io  aiU-  housinj;  and  two  ptilrs  of  piv 
otrd  r.adiiis  rods  .xtending  from  the  franio  to  tlic  asle 
housini;  with  liif  rodf«  of  one  pair  disposrd  in  sutisiariti.al 
I'arall.'lism  witli  the  rods  of  thi>  other  pair. 


I.*7i 
Now 


Yorl 


.\[i(  W.WINC  AI'PI.IANrK  Ramon-  nov«, 
N  Y.  Filed  Oct,  17.  192.'.  Serial  No. 
I  l.-iinis,      I  ci.   \W1 — ?,2.) 


.,  A  hair-wtivln;;  device  cmprising  a  pair  of  co-operat- 
Ini;  tron;;hdike  members,  a  yleldable  connection  betweeii 
.said  members  at  one  end,  means  at  the  opposite  end  of 
the  upper  memlier  for  lucking  the  members  together,  and 
a  cross  pin  upon  the  upi>er  member  adjacent  the  edges  of 
the  same  whereby  said  member  may  be  move«l  j.lvotallv 
.iiol   jiiti-itudinally  with   res|)ect  to  the  lower  member. 


3.    A  i!e\  ic( 

ing   mean-    f(, 

l"dt8.     the    he 
from  the  out< 


id. 


-et  f.irth 

le    siloes 

'  'O  i  ! .  u      It 
••i    \\\f    St 


I 

in  cl al 
(  f  nipri. 
iserta'  1 
ra[>. 


m  1  in  w: 
■e-  ,a  --..r) 
"     radiallN 


i  '■'  \\    !  ! 


,.  f.a>ten- 
T  lo'aded 
he    t.rake 


1.47l,ss:;,        .XTTOMATh       STKiJUN*,      \TT\'HMENT 

FOU       MOTOR       VFIlk'LKS  <,.KM!:-,r       1!         .....iiim.E 

R<'ckford.    Id       Filed   .May    L';t.  IOl'I.      Sei;;,:N..    4T]7.n5" 
1   Claim,      it  1.   i'<<0  —  04.) 


1.471, S81.      IIAIR-WAVIN.;   APPLIANCE.      Ramon   Bovft. 
New    York,    N.    Y.      Filed    Oct.    17.    1922.      Serial    No 
5y.".."77.     .S  Claims       i  01.  1.S2 — 32.) 


V^- 


::     \  1 
in^'     an; 
ul,,.re'.\- 
fri.m    eai 
■iv..  nid 
.'•ail\-   It 
locking 
'!ir..iiuli 
po<t  lor 


of  iialr-engag- 
spveral    unlti 


ii-  ^-.asin.'   device  compidsing  a   se 
tv     litjk     connection^    I'etween     thi 

they  may  have  rel,-itive  movement  toward  and 
'  !i  other  lengthwl.sc  ,,f  the  set  and  also  for  rela- 
wise  nnivenient  transversely  of  the  set,  iH.sts  piv- 
<c,i:fe<l  oil  tlie  11!  der  sides  of  some  of  the  units,  a 
|pin  <-arrled  by  one  ,,f  said  rx>sts  and  extending 
tlie  other  post.  .I!,,!  nioans  carried  !.y  the  latter 
Icckiui:  thp  p.in    tin  rein 


^'e.ring 


■^"  a!it..iiit;tic  bt.  eian-  al  ra-^ua-nt  f..r  ao. tot- 
comprising  In  condonatinii  witli  the  axe  and 
wheel  connectiti-  lod,  a  i, racket  .shitped  to  seat  ,,11  tae 
axle  and  ha^ii.;:  .a-t  int. -rally  therewith  an  upstatiding 
Pi^'"t  I'i"  and  iipsttimiin-  stop  hic  a  pair  of  l.^vers 
each  pi^.,I,..i  at  ..I.,  .n.l  ,.i  >aid  piv.it  pin  one  ai)..ve  :h^ 
other  in  tlie  l,oriz..!.t;  1  plane  of  stiid  stop  l*ig,  encli  ].  ^e^ 
being  re.ess  d  fo;  rh,.  r.ception  of  said  lug  and  one  wall 
of  each  lecess  alo,tiii,L'  ai;ainst  .said  lu-j  for  Umitmg 
inward  moveno  .,t  ,,f  it-  iever.  a  contractile  sprisi-  f.,r 
drawing  said  lev.  r-  los^ether  against  said  lug  and  ..pp.,s. 
ing  outward  nioveinent  of  the  respective  levers,  ineaiis 
on  the  uj.per  end  of  the  pivot  pin  for  preventln-  dis- 
placment  ..f  tii  levei-s.  the  rear  end  of  each  le^.-i  v.f. 
in-  an  elonL-ated  itmcr  face,  an  upstanding  lug  ,,1  the 
connecting  rod  cmprisin-  x^\^^  .iuplicat.-  half  s,.,ti.,ns 
adapted  1.1  1...  clamped  against  the  front  nii.l  back  of  said 
'■'"'■  ■""'  ••'  '"'"  'I'love  and  another  !..'l.,w  sai.i  rod  ■  ..n 
nectinu  stial  Ihl'  sections  fog..ther  and  .  iamiiln-  t!,- an  to 
the  rod.  s.'ii.l  \wz  sections  heing  il 
f-ween    said    innei-    !..\ef    faces 


<p,.-e,i    , ,,,;,'  r-y,\\    he- 
011     a     ccnt.-rlin.     passing 
through  Ih..  cent,  r   ,.'   said   up-tan, iii,.;   biu  : 
on    t  til.    ht-a.'lo  r. 


Idvot    ;.jn 


'78 


l,471.'^^4,       INK     (•< 
Hamilton,     dhio 
550,807      :;   Chti 
3.    .\n    ;:ik    for  dr 

:nv'i.-)ii.i  If     ••!     :\!ntn 

_'um     iii-aci.i     formin 
lib'ratMil     ,ry     '!;,• 
f.xp.;  '1.  -liiii  of  rhe 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


UCTOBEB  23, 1923 


ms 


iw 


,MP<1SITI0.N       Robert    R     I>ement, 
P'ilpd     Apr.     »•,     19-Ju'.       Serial     No. 
I  CI.    134— 2«  1 

Hi:  (It^signs  comprUing  thref  parts 
irini  for  lititTatint;  _'aH  iip.sri  the 
i-iie  part  pigmpnt.  aiiil  mm-  ;)arts 
:  a  binder  for  conftnlns'  the  n&s 
irbonate  of  aramnnium  to  form  a 
:;k  in   relief. 


FI.ta.VT'lNO    TOY.       MmrlaND    -Mi'  Hur,;.    1'e.s 

Ion.  :: 
No.  ext.^.Htj     _■ 


1,47  ;,> S.J.       L  i.y.x  L  .. 

SAl'.    I.onfior:.    .'ii.j  iati'l.       Filed    .\pr,    19,    19.'3,       S»'r:a 
.lirn*.      (CI.  46 40. > 


rt 

Mi 

aqnntic    tu 

heavier 

rubber   com 

-aid 

fij 

1  ^    havinu' 

-»XCe- 

lir 

4    'ts    iinrizi 

• :  0 : 1 

in  J     ■'^t.irDpos* 

sp:-n 

M]  » 

i(jwt-r     p<j 

w  iie;' 

■b:, 

t  i--*   tipiire 

>)(1p. 

•h 

er'"if   arrans 

1,471 

'J.       T'lV     i; 

.^.V 

r.r.ndoi!,    Eq 

No 

t\ 

'  iiiisisting    i.)f    'Tape    ^-iibber 

iiitil    to    fnrm    a    floati:;^    toy 

!ii)dy    portior.    wit!!    a    vertii 

iital    tr.'insTt'rst     ,ixis.    <aid    :.h 

i     'if     crap'^     rutl'.-r     anii     a:: 

ttiun     composted     of     iieavii-r 

i   '-aused   tii   float    :n    water    w 
ajed   vertically. 


V 

\ 


1.    A      toy      r--4iip:'; 

composed  of  a  soft 
be   freely   mov.Tble   a 

•nv,    si;  .s?  1 ';  t :,!  1!  V    :i 


No.  505.533       4    ' 


..iid    a 

figure, 

a  I    axis 

ly    por- 

iri'Tin- 
rai'tier, 
1  f  h    ^  h  e 


I.t-OO.N  MOKX-.tSD      -MlCHiI-L      I    KS 

:a;id.       Filed    Apr     lit,    lyj:!        S  Tial 
.aims.       '  I '  1 .    4 1> —  4  f)  I 


r«iR.  \Vr:L:oi  Ii-;:vi:v  and  Mi- 
■i,  K.1I1--  Fil*»d  .Jiine  ;  r.i._'  Serial 
lalms.      m;i.   37—110.) 


1.    I 
frame 

II  ent    i 


iiij    a    ball'ion     :i:ivi!;_'    ,      ■ly    :iL:-ire 
materia:    ■ii:<pt-;  d''d    :h''.'-f!:.    ,-o    a.s    ro 
id    to   priid'i' e   -..iiiid    bv    »n.ikiiig   said 
described. 


fi/rwar<l  end  to  tlie  fra  uie  and  pr(i\  ii!<  .1  «  iib  an  elongated 
slot  Intermediate  the  .■nd-'.  .a  rank  arm  iijoiinted  on  said 
frame  and  opeiMti\t-  y  •^r;^  igni,,'  said  sl.it.  means  for 
oscillating  s;ii<l  -rank  arm  to  control  fho  depth  of 
action  of  r(i».  r\' ,a  la  •  iiu-  elem-nt.  ,im  .bn.ifhip  <levire 
in  jiositio;!  i.i  :^.',  'v,.  •  ji.>  inaU.'Ma!  from  said  exca- 
vatln:;  eleriie'.t  lii.d  ::,.,ir's  for  Vertically  :i'l  jnstint;  th'' 
receiving;  <  n-!  -.f  the  tl  .  iriiii:  ilevicp  to  Cunosiiuild  to 
the   adjiisfnu'nf   of  the  eX'av  itin_-  .'U  mi'nt. 


i,47i,S8s.      Hvi'iATiNi;    '  \sim;    iMit    !:r.i;<-Titi('AL 

.vri'ARA'l  rs.  M.^rini-.v  1  la.iKii.  I'irtstleld.  Mass., 
assignor  to  iien>'ral  I'^b-etio  i  oiiipaii\  ,i  y'orpnration 
of     New     Vorlc         !■'!  .'d      fi;-,      lu,      lii-ii         S.  n.il      \o. 


5.  The  combination    uitti    'op   .lod    i.ortorn    -a-i'i;;    mein- 

bf-<  h.'ivitu'  Wfliiiiit;  .fi;;>-s  ,it'  i  ppuality  of  W  shaped 
rorrtjijat'd  unit.s  !iav;i,_-  pi::'-',  i!  'TI'N  with  ll;if  lia'/ki 
secured  tr.  saiil  -A.-ldin^-  "11.;'^,  s;.id  'inits  bi  ini;  welded 
toi^ether  aloijt:  b  .n.-it'id  1 1... .  id,>~  to  .'ornplete  a  r.'idi- 
ating  casin;: 


1.471.SSf»        SAFKTY     KMF1-:     i'l  >  K      IKINfMING     SHOFJ 

>uI,F,S,      I.II.E     IJi!'  [!'  or.     Ibalrie     I'arm.     Wis.      Filed 
\(ay    :;7,    I'a.'l        S>rMl    No      »73,02'-'.      4    Ciaiiiis        (CI. 


1  .\  ''obb.ers  knife  furnieil  of  an  int''i;ial  piere  of 
flat  metal  slit-'hMy  ■irv.d  loiiijituduially  and  havlntf 
sutistantlally  straichr  ill  ver-.-intf  side  ed;:es.  said  knife 
liavinij  a  cutrin.:  .-d^e  riteniljnj;  dJa;;oij.ally  across  one 
end  ther>Mif  and  .ilsr.  haviriL:  a  -  irtfini;  t-djo  .TttndiiiL; 
partially  aloni<  one  side  atid  li;i'.  inn  a  b>'ad  al(.)ng  the 
opprKjr..  ii,i..  .\rf!i.b',l  pt-vond  t''o  '  rii!  ,•'  ~i:il  ili.-i jon.a! 
cur  tint:     >!.;••  •  ■>   '••rm   a   .;.'i  it:e 


1,471.890  I'ltiiTKi  TlV'i:  IdiVHi;  iiKMiT  I.  liii  ^.  H, 
Schene.  t.idy  N  V.  assignor  to  <;ei)i'ial  i:if(-tric  ('om- 
pany,  a  (  urporation  of  New  York  Fibd  Oct  -4, 
1919.      Serial   No.    :i:;:'..i>l«       •;    I'laini-      >  r\   ■ji^o  -91.) 


n  an  apparat'l'*  of  the  class  described,  a  supporting  2.    An   Induction    relay  comprising  a   rotatably   mounted 

mounterl    on     carrier    wheel.s,     an    excavating    ele-   i    circular  disk.  <ontaets  '■ontrolle<l   liy   the   movement  there 

ncliidini:    i    b> mi  ni-'inber  swlngingly   coupb'd  at  its   i    of.    restrainin.:    means    for    holdini;    said    disk    In    Initial 


OCTOKER  2.'i,  11)23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


79 


position,  electromagnetic  torque  producing  means  In- 
ductively a.ssociated  with  said  dis^  operative  In  response 
to  n  current  above  a  predetermined  amount  to  overcome 
said  rest  rain  in  it  means  and  .start  said  disk  moving'  in 
'■nntaet  ■■ontrollirik'  liirection,  and  means  affecting  the 
•onjiie  ixerted  by  said  torque  producing  element  whereby 
the  (iirrent  required  to  (ause  said  torque  producing 
iriojins  Initially  to  overcome  said  restraining  means  Is 
tmmcient  to  complete  the  movement  of  said  disk  to 
coiitai't   controlling   position. 


I  37.  Controlliiia;  int!,n.s  for  a  pluralirr  of  series  dynamo 
I  electric  machlD's  ,id;'iited  to  either  oix  rate  a*  motors  to 
I  drive  a  common  lonrl  or  as  braking  venerators  to  retard 
i  the  load,  comprisin-  (i  s.Ties  fiarallel  main  controller,  a 
hrakii.g   controller    roojierating   therewith,    switch    mecha- 


1,471,891,  I'UKS.SINC;  PAD.  Chaiu.es  M.  (Jor.-.ii.  1  la^t 
.*^t.  I.ouis.  111.  Filed  Apr.  14,  1922.  .Serial  No 
552.402.      3    Claims.       (CI.    OS— 9.  i 


^JhM^, 


2.  .\  pressing  pad  of  ttie  character  descrilied  com 
prising  a  b.ise  plat'  .  springs  placd  on  the  base  plate  and 
located  at  >uitable  intervals  apart,  a  covering  placed 
over  til.'  spi!n;;s  and  integral  projections  formed  on  the 
ends  and  .sides  of  the  base  plate  by  which  the  base  plate 
may  lie  (lainjied  to  the  ironing  machine,  substantially 
as  specified. 


1,471,892  I!KA1>  -  SKWINU  MAl'UlNE.  JosKPH  A. 
(JitoKBi.i.  New  York.  N  Y.  Filed  Feb.  18,  1921.  Serial 
No.   445,943.      10   Claims.      (CI.    Ill'— 99.) 


1.   The    combination,    in    a    head    sewing    machine    em 
bodying    a    reciprocating    needle,    and    a    bead-separator, 
of    a    cooperating,    rotatable    loopcr,    and    a    lateral    bead 
t;uard  associated   with   the   iooper. 


1.471.893.      SYSTEM    AND    APPARATUS    FOR    POWER 
TRANSMISSION    AND    REGENERATIVE    BRAKING. 
William    S.    II.    Hamilton    and    RttWLPH    D.    Krapk, 
Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  assignors  to  General  Electric  Com- 
pany, a  Corporation  of  New  York.     Filed  Oct.  15,  1921. 
Serial  No.  507,985.     38  Claims.      (CI.  172—179.) 
1.   In    a    system    of    control    for   a    plurality    of   aeries 
wound  dynamo  electric  machlneg  adapted  to  either  oper- 
ate as  motors  to  drive  a  common  load  or  as  braking  gen- 
erator!,  to   retard   the  load,   comprising  a   aeries  parallel 
main    controller,   u    braking  controller  cooperating  there- 
with, and  connections  whereby  moving  the  series  parallel 
controller  to  a  deflnite  position  and  the  braking  controller 
to  a  definite  position  establlahes  the  machines  In  a  plu 
rallty    of   substanti.dly    similar    series    connected    groups 
with  n  portion  of  tl-c  machines  In  each  group  connected 
to  oiierate  as  a  self  excited  exciter  for  the  field  windings 
of  the  remainder  of  the  machines  in  the  group  for  electric 
braking. 


»_■    •  ■  ■ 


ir^hri^r^-  ^^''^^^^^''^"^^'^^^^^^Tt'^';:^. 


^■fi^,"*'^ 


nisni  <  I, nt  rolled  by  the  said  controllers,  and  a  handle  for 
fh.'  braking  controller  movalde  in  oi,'  dir.ctlon  to  caus* 
the  £ald  switch  n.ecbanlsm  to  seU-t  ini  of  a  plurality 
of  particular  iiraking  lelations  of  tb<  iiia<bines  and  mov- 
able in  another  direction  to  regulate  the  braking  effect 
of  the  relation   thj--  selected 


1.471.894.  FKEDER.  .Vrthi  k  .1  1I.miti.ey,  Peoria,  111.. 
assignor  to  Hart  (irain  Weigher  K'o  .  Peoria,  II!,.  a  Cor- 
poration. Filed  Nov.  L'l,  19-'],  Serial  No.  rilO.524. 
7  Claims.      (CI    130 — 1   i 


1.  In  a  feeding  device,  in  combination,  a  feeder  mecha- 
nism including  a  constantly  operating  power  shaft,  a 
conveyer  member  operated  by  the  power  shaft,  upper  and 
lower  feeder  elements,  a  crank  shaft  having  operable  con- 
nection with  said  power  shaft,  and  carrying  the  lower 
feeder  element,  and  means  for  automatically  reducing 
the  speed  of  the  conveyer  and  crank  shaft  including,  a 
sprocket  wheel  loo.sely  mounted  on  the  crank  shaft,  a 
housing  member,  n  spider  keyed  to  the  crank  shaft  and 
having  gears  therion  in  engagement  with  the  housing 
member  and  sprock<  t  wheel,  and  means  including  a  trip 
mechanism  for  providing  an  optional  locking  of  the  hous- 
ing member  with  the  sprocket  wheel. 


1,471,895.      METHOD   OF  AND  MEANS    FOR   PREPAR 
ING     CYLINDERb     OF     OFFSET      PRINTING      MA- 
CHINES.    Wir,L(AM  C.  HtntBMR,  Buffalo,  N.  Y      Filed 
Oct.    23,    1918.      Serial    No.    259,420.      9    Claims       (CI 
101—217.) 

1.  In  an  offset  printing  machine,  the  combination  of 
a  plurality  of  cylinders,  said  cylinders  having  equal  gear 
pitch-line   diameters    and    each    of    said    cylinders    having 


'8() 


a  pf-rlpheral  dlamet>r 
tn»-   pitch-line  diatriete 
<>f    i»ald    cyllnd^Tti    of 
radiAl    difference   l)inw< 
th'T'jof.    and    an    und»" 


K-blch  is  a  known  amoant  less  than 
8.  a  printing  plate  aecured  on  one 
1  known  thickness  les«  than  the 
en  Its  cylinder  and  the  pitch-line 
lay    plac<?d    between    said    cylinder 


1.4  71  >96. 
!•  HE,  Nei 

107,017. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOB£B  23, 1923 


l,47l.,Sa7.  BAITEUV  '  HAH<.lNt,  SYSTEM  Habht  M. 
JaojBS.  Sfli.Mi.-M  '.Jy  N  V  HHsljiiior  to  (,;.-n.T;il  Klec- 
tric  Company,  h  *  .  ri>'ir;i  r  l.,i,  ,,f  Nrw  Yurk  Fil<«d  Apr. 
6.       1921  S,.;irii        \.,        4:>9.111  i:i       ('!:!l!ils  M'l. 

171 — 3U  , 


'/  r 


w 


(-■    between    the    cylinder    plus    the   |    direction    of   currvu:   depends    upon    th  ■    rcl.v 


am!  its  printing  r  lite  i  nd  b.-itig  of  known  tlilckneaa  equal 

to    ;h-    radial    JiffiM'rn 

thlckueas    of    the    plat> 

combined    thlcknes*   of 

will  give  the  externa! 

plate   a   diameter   eq'i.ii 


1.  Ill  a  batt.*.-y  chorL-  n.-  -.\^r  in  iw  coinbln 
sourc  "f  i'hrir.'-'.^-  ■  urr' ir  ;i  l.,!"-'->'  ,  n,  i;, 
trolle.'  sw!tr*i  .■.,•■:■.  f.,!  b-tw^-i.  siiil  I'litr-rv 
souri-e   and    arr,iii:;-i|    to    r.ini.l.-te    a    '  i,ri-uir    Iti 


and  aaid  pitch-line,  ac  that  the 
said  underlay  and  printing  plate 
ylindrical  surface  of  said  printing 

to   The   pitch-line  dlameteri. 


of  sail!  battery  and  .said  source,  .iii'l  means 
by  th'  dir^cfioo  of  current  In  said  circuit  for 
a  charitin;;  circuit  l>etwe^n  said  battery  and  .« 


PROPPLLER  FOR  VESSELS. 
York,  N  f  Filed  July  1.  1916. 
10  Claimsj      (CI.    170 — 163.) 


Baptistt 
Serial  No 


.471, ''•i'^       COUN     Ui 
R     Kkklek.    .Mtonji,    1 
No.  53r).!t;3       .-.   '■:,ilrii 


!■  !:R  .\M  1  l"!it  ! 
I-'Sif*';  Fell  13 
.'   i     13"— .',.» 


KF. 

I'J- 


atio:  .  of  a 

'iilly    ,'.,i. 
tnd    B;ii  t 

which  th.' 
>■  voltatf'S 
CO  lit  nolle.! 

■'iiiUjIctiri;; 


AlOMO 


^^y 


ir" 


1.  A  structure-  rdap^Ml  for  use  as*  a  propeller,  com- 
prising a  rotary  ni.in  .♦  r,  feathering  blades  pivoted  to 
said  Hieiniier.  t)lade-swu  kiinsj  members  connected  with  said 
blad**.  a  normally  -^rat  onary  track  for  fraldlng  and  oper- 
ating said  blad*'  swihkfikig  memlxTS.  nald  track  including 
a  portion  adjmstabl,'  rtjlntively  to  the  remaining  portion 
of  the  track,  in  a  dirjection  lengthwise  of  the  axis  of 
■aid  rotary  member,  Mie  track  b^ing  further  adjustable 
bodily  bj  turning  it  aouut  said  axis,  and  rorans  connecr 
ed  with  said  trrvck  t  i  iliar^'  rhf  turning  adju-stment  there- 
of and  in  permanent  <  ii^'itg.  ment  with  said  longitudinally 
movat.le  track  portiuu  to  eCfwt  its  adjustment  relatively 
to  the  remaining  fxirti.  n  of  the  track. 


4.   A    plant    fn,-   r^^fiving,    busking,   aiMl  conveying   and 
elevating   ear    cor-,    fom[irlsln«    in    comMnatfon    -i    hopp.- 
conveyor,    htiski'i.:    "i   •■hr^nl'^in    Includin-r   rolls    for    remov 
ing   the   busks    from    'h--   ^i,rrti,    ;ind   .m   elernfnr   for  ••nrry 
ing  the   uiihusii-',)   corn    from   the  hopper  conveyor   to  said 
rolls,    anil    nn    -■l.-vt'tor    r-.tivfyor    adapted    to    re<-eive    r!i-" 
hnsketl   eorn   deliver^-d   by  the   hiiskor   and   rntse   the  sani 
to  a  sulta'i!''   point     "lii   Mf   s;iid   me.-h.'in  ismo   lieing  suitably 
IioHltlotied   with    r  %\<*-<-^    f^.   ."o'li   oth-T   f  >r   'he  -ontlntiou^ 
transfer  of  rh"'  corn  from  the  Jiopj^ver   conveyor  t,i  the  pj.- 
VKtor    i-onveyor     .aol     ;  ;i    ulisn''-!     [..wr    A\%t^     extondl  •\;.' 
through   th'>  »l>»v  (for  '•  .nv.-y  ir   f"r  ■■jientini;   It-   '^levating 
and    ronvfylni:    ni''eti,Tni--m     t'lroii-jh    rh>'    Imsltinu    me'-hn 
nism   for  oper:it:n?   it«   'levatini;   -ind    hu-king   iiistrum<'n 
talities.    and    through    the   bofipcr   c.o!vt-\or    for   npfriting 
its  con->-eTinp  rnech,in)«m    ^Mbstanti-i!! v   as  .ips.riiu-.l 


1.471.899.      MAIL    i;".\'       Aror  st  K0B><IC.   Mnrphvsh...  >, 
111..  assi;,'rior   oi     oo-     ;il:'   to    William  KoeniL'    Mnrphys 
l>oro.     Ill         Fil.-d     A;  r      10,     VXlZ        S    nn:     N.i      5.'1  2'>0 
2  Claims       ( f'l    -IWI-  -17.0 
1.    In    n    iiini!    tiox     n    body   portion,    a   -Irawer,   a   hinged 

fr'Ot'    ■;;  (ntxT     pins   carried  by    t'o    st^l'--    if   •'!■'  drawer. 


OcToaEJi  113,  .r.J:i3 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


781 


links   (onnc' t''(l    to   siioi   pliis   .-ind    tnrninu   there. 'U,    iMcans 
Cfinn'ding    a    jiortinii    <ii    saiil    links    w    the    hini:i  d    front 


1  I  he  riimt.nritioii  with  th''  fram.  .in.!  t  .irrel  of  a 
t.r»''  ii  !..;idini;  mm.  of  nie;inK  for  lo.kirur  anr!  releasing 
th'  !i,.rr>'I  .-iioi  fraui.  ii  ;,ni!  from  Ihi  ir  .loHpd  positions. 
said  m.'.iiis  .  ompri-itiy;  a  l...'king  bolt  sinhilde  transversely 
of  nnd  upon  the  t'rnrne.  ri  |(m  c  r  i-ivoted  to  the  frame  and 
havin;;  ..ne  ,  n.|  <  riu'n;?pd  with  th.-  bolt  for  shifting  the 
snm-'.  ,i  I'lui  ;:.  r  .xtonditii:  loiiL'thwi.se  of  the  gun  and 
h.nvi:ij;  onr  end  i.'.irin;:  i.p.oi  the  frame  and  its  opposite 
end  ^[irin::  |ir>«s.'.l  lit,  ens,'.it:em.  nt  with  said  lever,  to 
for.'.-  ih-  1>.  !•  to  its  l...klng  position,  and  means  con- 
rr.illi.l  i.y  !ii,  .pfiiinK  of  the  g.in  for  holding  the  locking 
holt    frtjm    i's   locking  position. 


1471,901.      .nV.M  HI{MNIZIN<;    CtF    SIIAITS       Hermann 
[-KMP.     I.'ric.     i\i.,     assij;nor    to    (Jeneral     Electric    Com- 

I'iniy.  ,'1   C.ri..  r-ition  of  N.'W  York       Filed  Oct,   fi.  1921. 
S'TMi    .\.'     .".o-  7(i}#       t;   Claims.       (CI.    :J'.K) 1,) 


-.  The  comhin.-ition  with  two  shafts  and  generators 
driv  u  th'Teby.  of  means  for  syncbronizinc  the  shafts 
comprising  slip  rings  on   the  sh'ifts  wh^^h  :ire  ei.Ttricallv 


meniUr,  and  gunles  carrhd  hy  the  box  and  guiding  slid 
Ing  no»vetii,.iit  of  the  oilier  links,  as  atid   for  the  iiurtwse 
set   forth 


1  !<oo.    HRKi:('ii  i.(»Ai>iN(;  sin(;lf.-barrel  gun 

.    NK    I.!     I  EVE':,   lullon,    N.    Y       Filed    Oct.    i;i,    1919. 
<\n\   N'.'    ;;;rj  ■J4!«       U.  rewe.l   Sf-pt    4.   ^'X1?.      :\  ilaims. 

!.   i::     13  , 


connected  to  th-  generators  arol  i.i  each  other  and  a 
mechanical  connection  between  the  two  shafts,  said  me- 
chanical conn<'ction  comiirising  a  shaft  formed  of  a  I'lti 
rality  of  parts  connected  by  a  spring  -oupling  means. 
5.  The  combination  with  an  Inti-rnal  combustion  in 
gine  having  opposed  pistons,  separat'  shafts  driven  there 
by.  and  electric  generators  dri^■en  l^y  the  shafts,  of  nietins 
for  synchronizing  said  shafts  conipiising  electrical  and 
mechanical  ronnections  lietwecn  the  two  shafts  and  In 
parallel  to  each  other. 


1,471.90: 

TII  .*  t, , 

Son> 


COAT   AMI  THF   l.IKF       Hkskt    M     LivuEN 


ridcago.    Ill,,    assign. T    f.i    H 
rhicngo.    Ill  ,    a    Corporation 
Serial    N".'     M^O  vj,; 


.M.  Linderitl.nl  A 
f  Illinois.  Filed 
nln:s        (t'l. 


2.  As  a  new  articl.  of  man;ifact iir.'  a  .oat  of  a.tjustable 
size  having  a  pair  of  back  pane's  j.aiH'ii  together  by  a 
vertical  central  se.-irn.  with  Jlaps  at  said  seam  lying 
against  th..  iii^i.ie  fa.'e  of  the  gariionf,  a  shoulder  panel 
lying  against  th.  inside  face  of  rnri,  ^h.oilder  of  the  gar- 
ment and  secur.'ii  tliereto  at  its  upper  edge  and  al,so  ad- 
jacent fo  the  sleevf  opening,  a  collar  section  along  the 
upper  edge  of  the  garment,  a  rih  .xtension  on  the  upper 
portion  of  each  of  the  (laps  first  nienn..ned  and  extending 
sldewlse  to  the  ccdlar  section  to  ov  ri.-ii.  the  upper  portion 
of  the  corresponding  shoulder  panel  .'imi  adjustable  con- 
nection between  the  upper  edge  of  each  rib  and  the  collar 
section,  and  an  adjustable  connection  between  the  end  of 
each  rib  and  the  adjacent  shoulder  panel,  whereby  the 
shoulder  panels  and  collar  section  are  directly  supported 
hy  the  seam  flaps  through  the  ini.liiiin  of  the  ribs,  and 
whereby  the  upper  interior  portl.m  of  the  garment  is 
held  together  and  reinforced  independently  of  the  back 
panelg,  and  whereby  the  size  of  the  garment  may  be 
changed  by  changing  the  hack  senni  and  the  connections 
of  the  ribs  to  the  collar  section  and  to  the  shoulder 
panels,  substantially  as  described 


1.471,903.       ELECTRIC    SWITCH 
Chicago,    111       I'ile.l  Apr.   ''i.    1921' 
5  Claims       :  CI.   I'OO— I6I.1 


,IoHN      F".      LlNIiBEBQ, 

Serial    No     550,895. 


J- 


c 


'7 
t 


J<V 


^;:^mmmr^-ZS 


1.  In  a  switcli.  the  combination  with  a  bidder  h.'iving 
two  angularly  related  walls,  one  of  these  walls  constitut- 
ing a  guifie  wtill  an.l  the  other  an  abutment  wall  :  of  a 
mounting  block  of  insulating  material  assembled  with  the 
holder  at  the  end  thereof  remote  from  said  abutment 
wall  and  alongside  of  said  guide  wall  from  which  it  is 
spaced  apart  to  form  a  guidcway.  said  mounting  block 
having  a  slit  formed  therein  ;  a  leaf  spring  contact  ele- 
ment Inserted  in  the  slit  in  said  td.ick  and  formed  with 
offset  portions  to  olwtrnct  its  movement  along  the  slit, 
said  leaf  spring  linvlng  Its  contacting  end  between  the 
mounting    blfick    an.!    the    ahutm   nt    w,-<ll  ;    a    reclpro'^ble 


78-2 


C'lntactinjj  bar  hnv;i. 
the  mountinu  block 
an  nffspt  portii'i!  •>. 
contacting  end  of  t! 
enl  rhe  offgpt  por'-n 
and  a  retractile  if.if 
en^asemtrTit  with  t;. 
coiipi»'d  with  said  bn 
bar  and  having  "-n^'! 
iM?rv«>s  to  restore  r'..- 
th'J  offset  por':or:   .•' 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


<  >(  luiJEU  23.  1923 


a  portioi!  within  rl:f>  space  between 
lid  the  guide  wall  and  formed  with 
iw'**-!!  the  mounting  block  and  tlie 
e  leaf  spring  from  which  contactln;,- 
;  of  said  bar  is  normally  separated  ; 
spring  of  U-forin    tiavin<  oru>  side  in 

abut^l^'rlt  wall  and  its  other  side 
fh^:>>   ti.'iiij;  a   lu;;  stnjck   from    the 

-iTi.^nt   with  said   leaf  spring   which 

ir   to   circuit    opening  position  witii 

••  liar  ;it:ain!<t  said  [ilock 


1,471.904.      LiRILLINl-',   MACHINE.      Bkv    Lirpis,   Chand 
K-'r,  Colo       P'iled   c4t,   Jf).   1D'21.      Seriai   No    510.380.      4 


""f    ply    '■'    f'TH;    ,1    .•uL.^Msr   >t;i}.,    aiiplyiiu'   rhe   forward 
nnd   of  «aid    stri,.   und.-r    f.-iiM..i,    !..   a   l.iiildintf  fore   while 
forming  the  rear  m.l   from   s.n;.l   j,li,  s.   ;rw.^rtii,g   a   non-ad 
hesive   lln-r   •u'Ctinn    l„.t\vf..,i    :],,.    pi,,.,    ,is    fhf-v   are    being 
form-d  into   t!>.  strip   and  a:    s;.,.,-.  ,1   ;!,'■■;■>;,  is' d.  ternilned 

•y  the  rircinnference  of  the  ror..  ].■r^■.'.  ,  ry  then  breaking- 
the  strip  oii  the  ere  n  f  the  section  where  the  liner  Is. 
tiiaking  a  de^i-,.,]  ,,,:,;•  ...Tween  the  separate  plie.s  of  the 
strip  by  means  -,f  •  ,.  .;,,{,  ..^^parated  by  the  liner,  .and 
completing;  the  tire 


Th."im.»s    1' 


l,4Tl.Lf,»5,         Ai'P:.'!  ;N- .      '  ulili      FAIUilC      To      ("i»f{KS 


l''al!s,    M.iss,.   .assignor 


Th-  Msk  R:i;,!,e  iv,-'  pai.y.  Thicopee  [••alls.  Mass,  a 
t  orporatiun  o:M|s.l,0;  :<ett-s  Filed  Apr  1^0.1921  Se 
rial  No    ifyr,  h-:c,       4  ,  1,,  .„^       ,p|    ;.-,4_j4 


5    * 


:^^ 


1     The  mer^.o.]  ,,f 
laminating  a   pUiralit 
cord  angles  In  one   ply 


Moling  -or.!  tires  waici:  cuusLsta  lu 
of  rubberized  cord  piles  with  the 
reversed  with  respect   to  an   adja 


i,4-i,r.(itv     mi;th ,i    rMiiMiN-.  <  i  i;\!-|.  Honirs 

lil'iM  FIHHIJ  SHKKTS  ,\lmis  K  I.,,n,.kkv  Top.kn 
'^"■■^  ^''i"l  -^^  1".  '.'■'--  Serial  N,,  :,:,  1  ,H5.V  4 
I    aims       I  CI.  18 — 66.) 


1  A  drilling  machin-  comprising  a  portable  frame  ha\ 
Ing  sup»Tpo»e(J  .sl..ts  it  the  gide.s  th.-reof  forming  aligning 
■eats,  an  adjustable  housing  positioned  in  .said  support. 
a  gear  rotatabiy  mondt.,i  in  the  rear  of  th*>  housing  and 
formed  with  a  polygusial  shaped  opening,  a  longitudinally 
Bhlfr_able  drill  formed  with  a  polygonal  shaped  stem  ex 
tending  through  said  .pening.  a  shaft  extending  through 
said  lio.jging  and  motjijted  on  a  pair  of  aligning  seat.i,  said 
slots  providing  meansjfur  the  vertical  adjustment  of  said 
shaft  and  ho'islng  a  .Jrlven  element  supported  at  the  rear 
of  the  housing  and  rijeshing  with  said  gear  for  rotatln,- 
the  drill,  a  pair  of  drjv  gears  mounted  on  the  shaft  and 
meshing  with  said  driven  element,  means  for  independ- 
ent.y  »nd  detacha:  1)  cuplinj  the  drive  gears  f.i  said 
shaft,  and  a  wir,d:n^-  shaft  carried  Iv  the  housing-  an 
having  flexible  r.o.n.  ,•:;.;.  v*-i*h  -ai.l  drill  for  shifting- 
longitudinally 


1  l"h.-  herein  d-  >>  ribed  method  of  forrriin-  curved 
N.dies  HOi  h  as  aeropia.ne  l-odies  fmin  bard  vulcanii>Ml 
fiber  sheets  which  con-ists  in  -oikm^:.  imniersin-  or  other- 
wise satura'iOK  the  siieet  iM  i.Mobr-  ■•  t!e\tble,  subiecting 
the  .sheet  to  the  «.-ti,.n  -f  ,>,  ,.,,'e,!  f..r,ninir  matrix,  and 
o[>.'nint:  the  ma'ru  ind  '..^w.riir  ,!iir  t  h>  ret  h  ronirh  to  p;,,. 
'•"'■■'■  «  positive  ,  i--nlaf  .  n  of  ;, ;  r  t.,  .-a-r',  of  t!:-e  moi.Htnre 
from  the  sheet  ',.  (ir>  ri,,.  ^;,in,-  nnifoi,-:  jv  „n  I  thereby 
pr--serve   th,     s-  f   ..r    s!,ape   of   M,e   she,! 


1,471  C*<)7,  MA'-IIIM:  KiK  liKVIMNi,  I'oR,  i;i  ,.m  N 
TCHKS  AND  Tin-:  I  IKK  VnnKinr  -,  Masos  ,nnd  !>.- 
i'->'->'^"    <■     Hr.isiKi.    Lisbon     r.f,,,,      msi^nors    to    Th,-    U. 

Thomas   A    .<on~   <  -cnpativ.    Kr.'    I.!-..-; !     Ohl.n   a   CoT- 

porati(,n     of     t, >.,.,_        lll^.^^     y^^^.      ^       ,,,_,_,         .s,r,a!     No 
54l.L'.!iU      r.  riftiniB.     (CI.  25—3.) 


:^ 


1.  In  a  tube  headiiik;  niar>,ii,..  n  s'ationary  die,  a  mov- 
able die  cooperating  therewith,  a  feed  table  a<lapted  to 
support  a  tub*"  blank  In  substantial  allnnnient  with  sabl 
di.-s.  and  means  assoc;af.,l  with  the  movable  die  for 
picking  up  the  blank  from  said  feed  table  nrol  introducing 
it  Into  the  stationai-y  die.  tot-efh.  r  with  means  for  de- 
pressing the  feed  fa'i!e  and  hoblin.;  if  d.-pr.  ^se,!  diiinn^-  tlie 
workir;^-    trav.-I    ,,f    .>:,.    movaMe    die 


1.4T!.:»-is       .<Hi)\\    i'.\.sK       iiKMiv    <;     .\I  |.  n  mi  s.  n  ,  U,  „  k 
ford.   Ill  ,   assi^nn,    t,,  Ttie  Ro.-kford    Showcase  A  Flx'ur. 
Company,    H o.-kford     111  ,   a   '  opartnershlp   consisting  of 
(»!.•    r,     N.  Ison    and    Henry    <  ;     Micbaelson,       Filed    Mar. 
-■-    lH'i'J      S-rtai  N..    .o47,:{;tO       6  Claims       i  ( 1    ■Jll-^.^,) 


1     In  a  showcase,  the  combinati.,n  of  a  transparent  cas 
in:;    a  door  providinK  ac'cess  tt:ereto,  means  for  supporting 
I  tier  of  display   trays  in  said  casing,  a  transparent  parti- 


OCTOBKK  23.  l'.«2o 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


183 


tion  within  said  casing  separatin;:  said  tier  of  tra\s  to 
prevent  communication  of  nir  from  one  to  another,  said 
partition  reacliint:  into  proximity  to  stiid  door,  and  mean« 
for  Sealing  the  ojieiiing  tietween   tlie  partition  and  door 


1.471,001t,  WINMiW  ANl'  Si  !<  )\\  r  ,\SF  HISI'LAV 
RACK.  I.K.si.ir  MuNsr  Mini  Kii,  Knuivillm  Tenn.  Fib-d 
May  9,  1!'-1  S.cial  No,  4«'>7,',*itrt  4  r'aims  ii"!. 
211     -14,  , 


'-',  A  dlsiil,a>'  i;ink  i  onijirisi  n.;  .1  Mciioial  >'nndard,  tlie 
lower  .Section  ttelii;;  bollnw  and  having:  a  m  rtically  mov- 
able section  boused  therein,  said  nections  having  n  [du- 
rallty  of  vertical  >eries  of  aliiiMl  registering;  holes  tbem 
through,  one  series  extending  sut>stantially  at  right  angles 
to  nnoth-  r  series,  and  pins  removably  inserted  In  '  m-^i 
series  of  boles  and  projectini;  in  opjiosite  directions  from 
opposite  sides  of  the  standard,  one  series  of  pins  project- 
Ing  substantially  at  rlt;ht  angles  to  another  series,  and 
each  series  gradually  increasing  in  lenu'fh  froni  the  up]ier 
most  to  the  lowertnost  one  in  the  series. 


1,471,910.      CONTAINKH.      liKnAi.n    .1     Miii.hj.w     Cohini 
bus,   Ohio.      Filed    I»ec     S.    1921        ."Seria"    No     .^2t).9fi4.      5 
Claims       ici    220      :;■_■  1 


r\ > 


\  / 

V 


1  A  container  having  nn  upper  open  end.  a  stem  rising 
axially  from  the  rontainei  above  its  said  uppi  r  end.  .and 
a  cover  having  a  universally  nn.vable  connection  axially 
thereof  upon  tb(>  npfier  end  of  the  said  stem. 


1.471.1M1        iU)l.!       ANCHOR.      Hali-ii      Elward      CKidkn', 


.Mountainvii:* 
I'lalntield.    N 
falnvllle,     N. 

4>-t;,74H 


N      Y.,    and    Chari.ks    C.     Tumkinson, 
.   assignors  to  .1     Edward   Ogden.   Moun 


V.      Filed     .July 
lainis.       (  CI.  S."*- 


1921.      Serial     No 


24. 


1.  In  combination,  an  expansion  shield  comprising  a 
plurality  of  sections,  each  section  having  a  notch  therein 
spaced  from  the  longitudinal  edges  thereof  apd  a  nut 
having  portions  disposed  within  said  notches. 


1,471.912        M.\TrH     OASI:        .lii.ii,^     1  »i'ri:^  nil  M  ,  New 

York,    N     v..    assignor   to    I'asco    Imi>cirt    '""0,    I  ro  New 

York,    N     Y,    a    I'orporation    .f    N.w    ^^.-k        i'iled  .Tuly 

20,      licj'j          Serial      No       ,''-i:t].:;2-i          2      >'lri:!!,-  ( Cl. 

206— ;;.".; 


-Jr 


■>» 


." 


2  The  c'tnitiinatiot.  with  a  inatib  bo.x  co;ri[irisin;;  a 
back  having  a  piece  to  partl.\  o\er[ie  a  ti.'ickflc  of 
matches,  said  holding  piece  h.'iviriK  its  (entral  portion 
open  to  provide  at;  aperturi;  tlirough  wtiici:  the  matches 
mH\-  be  Ignited  on  the  frietion  mterial  on  liie  )iack- 
age,  of  a  hinged  lid  or  cover  for  said  t)oi  havin;;  an 
aperture  which  Is  adapte<i  to  r<<gi--tei  vAith  the  ajteiture 
of  said  holding  piece  w  iiei;  iht  lid  or  o  \er  Is  closed 
to  afford  means  through  whici:  tlo  mat  hes  may  be  Ig- 
nited. 


1,471.91;;.        EI.ECTKIi-      HEATER  \:-i'K!:i      N       tHi.s, 

Schenectady,  N  Y,,  assignor  to  Cenera!  Electric  Com- 
pany, .a  forporiition  of  New  York  lib,!  Apr.  2,  l921. 
Serial  No.   45s, u07.     3  Claims,      ic;    2  11' — 38. 1 


1.    X    self    contained    electric 


heating 


•  t  i  n  i; 


of  a  seif-suppiorting  strip  of  resistance  material  bent  in 
the  form  of  a  hairpin,  and  provided  with  spacin:;  and 
sup[)ortin;:  insul;Uors  intermediate  the  ienctb  tliereof, 
whereby  the  unit  can  iie  freely  slid  Into  ;ii)  eioiiL'ated 
heating  si^ace 


1,471,914.  BRAKE  .STRUCTURE  \i,inii  \V  l'.\.,ft, 
New  York,  N.  Y.  Original  application  tiled  Mar  24. 
1921.  Serial  No.  45,5.039.  Divided  and  this  njipiica- 
tlon  filed  Dec.  14,  1921.  Serial  No,  rj22.:;n.  1  ('laim. 
(Cl.   188—78.,) 

K  shoe  having  curved  seats,  a  friction  suifaie.  and 
means  for  securing  the  friction  surface  to  said  shoe 
in  the  curved  seats,  said  means  comprising  blocks  hav- 
Ine    an     opening     therethri>ugh     and     n     cticed     sprrated 


'84 


face    ard    .ho!-    .as, in?    -hrmuh    said    block,    and    <hn.^        1,471.01.;       Motor    TTM         u-    ,  ,  ^  m    ,■     ,.,„„,      Kn^.a. 
•nd    acinprwj    ro    cau^e    the    curv^.i    9,.rrRrM,i    fn, ,f    tu^  ,  ij^     y,,,       p;,^,,    j,,,.,     ,,-     ,,,.,  '       '^''•■^«- 

"    Claims,       .  I'l.    ^4-  9  , 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTK 


«.)CTOB£B  23,  1923 


s.-i-!m;    v..    r)?.'}  771, 


1.  A    motor   fnel   consJsttng  of  gnsoHne   nn-l    •irihthv!- 
amin  la  solution. 


Li  (Cks  to  st-at  in  tine  curved  s<»at9,  th<?  sprrationg  on 
t;-e  curved  fa  e  of  ttte  blocks  servinif  to  [iij'-e  thp  fric- 
tion   s'irrace    ursder    tension    on    th«    shoe 


1.471,f.l7       SHmf    aNIi    \[KTi!..!'   (tf     MvKlM,    sUmI  >: 

ruRrsTv    Kfx;..|.v    KlWirn.,-!,!     Mill      N      v  ,    :,H«[i..i,..r    ,,f 

ri«--ha)f     tu      [(►■:, ri      .         -^r,,.  Ki:i;i;.      Knjiltnvood.     N.     J. 

Fllwi   Alt'     ;v    i;t.'         s.rial  No.   493.31."i.     2  Claims 

C:.  1.'  ^'42./ 


FERI  N 


.47iia.%      niF 

Y-rlf,    V     y       Filpd 
1    Claim.      (CI     74- 


N'TIAL.       \icTf  R    W.     I'AOt,    New 
I><-.   24,   1921       S*"ria!   N-.     1^24.878 
99.) 


Ie    a    drivinir   ,nle   ■ 
entl.ll    m-  h    nisrr:    mu 
for   supp'  rt::._-   ^aid   di 
ln*r.     siiid     rnt'a'.s     •ntn 
tE^'tEh-'"*    :-'  i-r:  »-.;    cr;    <,-: 
of,    said    wet)    mfm;ipr-; 
a    s«-mi -circular     in;' 
said    seml-'^lrct]' ir   web 
memberit     fa.-h     laving 
continu«ri')n   ot  the 
wet>  meriiber.  a    'ontini 
semi-circular    wt'h    tn 


respei-ti 


members    09^^    havlnjjt 
tn    bf»    -"Cfivpti    i:i     rhp 
tis-p    sem!  p|rc'il«r    ■xch 
bt-r     a    b>>arint;    naountp 
tlnuoua    rln?    mpnibera 
and    a    rin?    member- 
bparinjjs  and   its  reape 
■^^  ■     Mtl     'i!"i'*':  !n''d     rill 4 
eneajfement   with    Its 
on-   ring;  member  to  p 


r'j'-turp,  a   main   housing,   a  differ- 

!|r-.t>'d    in    said    hou.siiii:     and    means 

>rpnfial   mechanism    in    <inld   hons- 

ri-inif     r^parwi     spmi-'-irfular     web 

:■!    h'.iislii?   .^n    fhp    Ititorior    there- 

earh    tiavlni:    :u:    annular    urrxive. 

;'!''»'•]    ■        I'  n  ■'    '.vjth    parh    of 

members     said    semi  '-irctilar    wpb 

Hii     ann'ilar     crnove     fnrminjc     a 

e  in  its  respective  »eml-circuUr 

s  ring  rapmber  moimrpd  In  each 

r    and    gpcurpd    thpreln    by    tlielr 

r     'iiHffii.Pr,     ^,iid     ".iiitinuo'18    rlns: 

an    PitPrnal    annular    rit)    .adapted 

•'intinui.us    i;roovp    ,>f    itg    resp«>c- 

nipmbPT    and    ^pml-fir.-ujar    mem- 

intprtially    ..f   f-n.-h    of   «.,id    ron- 

nnti    spaced    wirh    rpspp^t    thereto, 

Interposed    between    each    of    said 

ve  .■ontinuous   r:t!i;   membpr,  said 

m-mht-rs    .-n.-h     finvlpL'    thrpade<i 

r»«pectlve   first    mentlonpd    contlnn- 

rpvlde  for  adjustment  nf   rhp  bear- 


1  A  -hoe  -ompiisini:  !Le  :..■;.!:;  .Icriiifil  sol.  aMl  a 
shank'Stiffening  iIpv;.  p.  -b.-  -i,\,'  npin;;  a  Kin;;!.-  pii-.  e  of 
stock  and  beinf  split  hphiml  the  ball  into  fw.  sprrions. 
these  being  an  outer  H^otb.n  and  aa  inner  section,  and 
the  ball  haviiig  In  it  .1  .haun-'l  surli  as  is  --.immonly 
made  in  the  sole  of  a  rum  sb(>\  the  stiffenini;  devl-e  be- 
ing between  gaui  -erfionn  and  attachod  to  the  inn.-r 
section,  the  front  porti-n  ■  f  -'..'  upper  t.pin^;  -e^vpd  to 
the  solid  ball  of  the  sol,-,  t!,.  sritctips  jiassin-  rroni  the 
chance!  through  the  sto.k  whi,  h  is  bptwerTi  it  and  the 
edge  of  the  sole  and  thfiicp  rhrou-h  thr  upper  from  the 
'■itprlor  to  'he  Inferior  rherpof,  and  ottu^r  piortion«i  of 
thp  upffr  eifendiriL'  '-etwpp-  ,,.1  •u-int'  -.-n  .-d  to  both 
of    sal<l    sections   at    the   sbhw   of   the   shnnk 

2,  The  herein  detln.-d  mptho,!  ,,f  makin.'  a  shoe  -om- 
prli^ing  an  ordinary  u[.per  a  ,hank  stlffenln:;  device,  and 
a  sole  '-onslstini:  ■>(  a  siti_'le  [lo'-'p  ..f  itork  -.pItt  behind 
the  ball  into  two  seeflons,  these  i.pini:  an  .,u'er  sp-nion 
and  an  inner  -ectlon,  n.l  'h.'  i.all  bavin?  in  It  a  channel 
such  as  is  commonly  niadp  ;■  'io-  sole  o''  1  turn  -ho... 
the  method  consiHtij)^'  in  tir-t  iastlnir  the  sol.^  and  upper 
inside  out.  then  sewln*:  the  front  portions  of  the  upper 
and  ball  of  the  sole  totj.'ther  ,is  thp  .sol-  and  ujiper  of 
1  'urn-'iop  are  cojnnou.U  -e«,.,i  -..^..rb-u,  fjuui  r.in..v, 
trig  thp  last,  then  turninj;  the  upper  and  sole,  then  put- 
tin;:  them  right  side  out  on  ,1  last  after  thp  .•..unt-T  iiaa 
been  inserted  In  the  upper,  then  druwin^  ;«-rti,,;is  of  the 
upper  and  counter  over  the  edges  of  the  Innpr  section 
of  the  sole  and  nailintr  fho*-  portions  to  that  section 
and  laying  the  whank  stlffpning  device  on  and  fastening 
It  to  that  section,  then  placint'  the  outer  section  of 
the  sole  over  the  inner  section,  shnnk-stlfTenlng  device 
and  nailed  portions  of  th-  ujiper  m.l  'ount.r  and  re- 
movlnir  the  last,  then  sewing  tosrether  saW  sections 
and  those  portions  of  the  uppp-  «-bi'h  ex*,  nd  'ief\<....n 
them,  fri»m  the  ball  to  the  heel  sent,  and  the-;  rtnishint' 
the  shop  as  a  shoe  is  commonly  finished  after  tlie  upper 
and  sole  have  been  sewed  tok'ether. 


grcov 


JOUS 

embe 


itOREIf  I  s, 

.'Serial 


1471  (US.       P\«lRE     INnrrATOR        TflMNrvs     T 

Jr.     riffsjiejd,     .Mass         iilf!     [k,-      ] ,;      |  n 

No     ^;07,.''.^^;.      4    rinlms,       >  r]      \]^^ — ],',4  . 

4.    .\n   Indicator   having  a    i.a>p.   a   signal    plat,     m    \n'lp 

relatively    thereto    from   a    closed    to   an    oppii    p<isition    and 

providpd     with     a     substantially     (l.af     p<,rtion     to    engage 

the    base    in     the    latter    position,    a    rod    carried    by    Me 

signal    plate,    a    resilient   ^onnp<-tion    bptween    the   rod   aiul 

base   to    maintain    said    portion    m    rontact    with    ti,H   >,.sf, 

said     "(.innpotion     heini;     yieldahle    automaticall\      t,^rou::h 

and   to   permit   movement   of  the   jdate    from   one    position 

to    the   other,    n    »econ<l    signal    plate     s.nbl    seoMid    siirnnl 

plate   having   a    substantially    flat    portion    to    pncaire    dlf- 

ferMH'    rear's    «>f    thp   f1r«t    vorMon    In    its    r,p..„    ,r,nd    "lo^ed 


OCTOBtB  23.  1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


785 


positions,  respectively,  and  a  resilient  •  onnectlon  he  '  member  providinc  :  i;  annular  spfu  e  between  said  mem- 
tween  the  second  si^rntil  pljite  and  said  lod  to  maintain  hers,  means  for  attjic'lng  an  dUtlei  jfij.o  to  the  upper  (>!id 
The    ^Mbstnntia!ly    flat    [lortlon    of   thp   second    <ii.'nn!    idate    '    of  said   inner   tu!'ulnr  nieiiilier.   s;iiil    i:,ner   tiT  r::!*r   hn\'ini.' 

inlet  opi  i.i-,L-s  t  LriiiiL'!!  its  wait  ;it  th.-  t:;.-e'  i>i,d  thereof. 
aiid  tiaviiiK  an  inlet  at  its  lower  end.  a  ■,  ahe  menilier  ui 
said  into  r  'uiiilar  meinl'-r  ndapted  to  :e  ..odi'y  raised  to 
file  up;.'  r  end  thereof  by  intl.  win).-  v,,'iter  -.-ud  v;!!i.p 
y  UH-riil-er    l>.iM-   adapted    to   close   the   opeiiinL-s    l!;ro,;j,;li    ilie 

sob-  of  said  inner  memt)er  wheij  it  ;i, •;(■!;(  s  t)a-  upper 
end  tiier.'of,  and  a  valve-coniridleil  pa^-:^  ^•■■'.  ;l,^  tio-outrh 
said     ^■:ll\■e     nieinber    adapted     T(.i    pern. 11     -a  .-iter     to    pass 


in  contact  with  the  first  si^rnal  plate  and  t"  p>  rrolf 
^^o^•emenf  of  the  second  siv'nnl  [date  from  one  pos-lflon 
■0  the  other. 


1.471.!)l!i  rOlLTRY  FKKItF:U  KvsciiY  M  KfiBlNSov 
Kiver  UnUK'.  Midi.  Filed  July  24.  1918.  Serial  No 
240, .'>.">(»       2   Claims       iCl.    IHI  — 10.) 


1  .\  poult!.\  feeder  embodvinj;  a  hojiper  provided  with 
a  feed  ouilet.  an  agitator  within  said  hopper,  a  time 
iiipchanlsm  Including  a  striking  mechanism  conDectcd  to 
said  nuitator  whereliy  the  latter  will  t)e  operated  to 
force  feed  from  the  hopptr  at  re>;ular  intervals  and  a 
stud  actuated  cam  positioned  upon  tiie  arbor  of  the 
hour  hand  and  controlllnR  the  operation  of  the  strik- 
ing- mechanism  to  automatically  and  alternately  Inter- 
rupt and  resume  operation  of  the  a>;itator  .tt  [iredeter 
mined  Intervals. 


1.471.'.>2n  !  1  rSIIIM,  MK(  ll.\.MSM  FOR  TOII.FTS. 
Fletcher  C  Konn,  Walfn  Walla,  Wash  Filed  Nov. 
r>.  101  (•  Serial  No.  :',.37.222.  4  Claims.  al. 
1?.7      O-.l) 


1.    In    a    device    of   the    character   referred    to,    in    com- 
bination,  a    tubular   meml)er.    a    valve   controlling   the   in- 
flow of  water  to  the  lower  end  thereof,  an   inner   tuliulnr 
.•!].'.  o.  (;.  — 51 


thrwU;;b     saol     (..is-a-ew  :i.i     alter    said     iHix-    liieiliber     lias 
reached  its  upward    iui' 


1,471  ti21  IT. nil  i'.KAKl-;  I.fm>M  .1.  ROOT,  Seattle 
\Va.sh.  i'lied  l>e^.  11,  IMU.  .Setinl  No,  .^44.2:-ll.  4 
Claims.      (CI.    188—91.) 


1  In  combination  Nvith  :,  rotttable  shaft,  means  of  the 
t.vp.  d.^i  ribed  includiiiL-  pist.  iis  eccentrically  connected 
with  the  f-haft.  a  plurality  ,rf  ,  .  inmniiic  atin^  chambers 
arrangeil  within  eacli  oth'-r.  our  ,;i  s;;id  chambers  re^ 
ceiving  the  piston.-.  \al\>s  for  c  introliinL'  circulation  of 
fluid  through  said  chambers  upon  recipro.ation  of  the 
pistons,  and  a  valve  for  closing:  conmr-iii  .-i  ion  between 
said  chambers  to  Induce  compression  to  retard  reciproca- 
ti'U)  of  said  pistons  to   rciiulate   the  r-'tatiM!;   ,,f  the  shaft. 


1.471.922.  INDIRECT  LKiHTlNii  i  ki;  v  Hos.s,  Liver 
pioo!.  England.  Fibd  Auc  21.  ]lt22  Serial  No  .''.'•.H  'iOO 
4  Claims.     (CI.  240—78.) 


1.  Indirect  liglitins:  niiparatus.  comt'r  >::;_•  ,v  :T;\.!t"ii 
electric  lamp,  a  reflector  round  th.  ;a:;.p  ^uult  tul.e 
dtf)endinj  fr^uii  the  reflector  an  e].  uient  slidable  in  the 
tuho  and  .:irr.\in«  lio-  ;aui]'.  nioans  for  ndjus'lnt.'  th-  lamp 
relativ.  1\  lo  the  r<-l!"cri)r.  and  adjustable  de!a-.  :  r  reilect- 
•he  nilect.ir  by  which  th.  r,  i..  if 
I  tin-  lamp  and  reflector  may  be  so 
illuminate  the  i  eiij!,;.'  or  upper  part  of 
shapes. 


■I  a. 


ii 


li:.-ht  i-siiinu  froi 
ni:isi\ed  as  .just  to 
rooriis    ,,f    varying' 


I.471.H2:;,  N()Ni;L.\K1N(,  HEAM-K.II  J  Ml-km.k.v  li 
SwoN.  itiledo.  Ohio,  assignor,  by  inesn.  assicnm.nls. 
to  i:iectrlc  Auto-Lite  Corporation.  'Jojedo.  Oliio,  n 
<'urporation  of  Delaware.  Filed  May  s,  line.  Serial 
.Vo.  9o.0i>2.  Renewed  Mar.  1'7.  ]92o.  4  ('niuis,  iCl. 
24() — 4  1 . » 

1.  A  lamp  comprising  the  combination  of  a  sutistiiniially 
paraboloidal  housing,  a  parabololdal  reflector  havinir  1 
a  sini.-!.-  focus  and  axis  and  formed  !'>■  fuifi>ig  a  p,  r'lo.  b.id 


:s6 


1  s !  • .  _'    'A  . ; 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


(JcTuuicB  23, 1923 


obUqnely    to    Jts    axl  t.    gald    reflector    tx^ing    disposed    In 


s    ixi-    iiicliiie'l    at    .111    an: 


mounted  in  e.i.-h   of    ,    pair  ..f   !->vi>t.-iiM,'  r.'.>.ssfs   nu,.l  •*•'■ 
.-    to    tho    j    .-ur^'.l  to  a   iKilr  .,f  s.^-ti^ns  f..r   livr^um  th.m   f.)i;^th^i-,   8;ii.l 
J    mpmt..T    and    liiiu'-s    rhish    ■.m;!)    -(:»    inii^i-    r-nes   of    said 
8f '"rlou?. 


axis    of    the    housi:._-   j,ii,'l    wuh    its    f..."is    .li.^^pot;.',!    aiiovp 
t^:e   ax:-<   -if   r!i"   housing,   and   a   source   of  lltiht   disposed 

sutj.sfiinna.:;    a:   tht-    (mcus   of   the   reflect<.r 


1471024       BOX  SKaLIM;    JiACHINK       Hknhy    A,    Say 

;."«,  AiiiHt  t:  S    i'KCt,  and  Tail  A.  I>i  nsmixir,  LawrHih>\ 
Kaiis  .  aj5Si;:iiors  to  Lawrence  l'a[)er  Manufacturing  Com 
paiiy    Lawr-iice,  Kaiis.,  a  I'artnership  composed  of  M    G 
p.    iv-rs"   k,    Irvin:;   Mill,    Paul  A     Diiismoor.   Hortenst    I! 
li::;,     Ma:'.     P.,     UirJsraoor,    Jt'aii     B      i:iackw^>ldor.     a:,  * 
Mar,'- TV    I!     luutorJ      I'il*-d   May    10.    l'J21.      Sorial    Nw. 
4:',t.0:j.:       11    Clainii.      (CI.  93— T.i 


I     -V  :!i  I'.  Mil-   fi.r  :i 
:■  ^'  -:id  :!  ;p<,  ':"ni;.;  i.si 
adipt-.i    tij    'rnv^!.    rhi 
fii.-oii^ri    'Ah:,-h    :,h.'    tl: 
suiierpo^.  d  ta;'!.    a;,M>\" 
the   box-  s    'hr   Msh.^'K 
pos<'d  table  bi-mj  o'"  s: 
th»^  contents  of  th.-  Ujx^ 
d'-iri:.,'  the  time  'ii.i*  • 


Sling:  au'l  sealini:  folded  boxes   hav 

ii."  a  table  over  which  the  boK-s    ir*- 

'aale   havinj;   iiltprnatinj;    rece*;^.  ~ 

I'S    .aia\'    drip     In     sefjuence,    and    a 

rh<^  first  n.anifd  'aide  fur  supfxirt ;  nj 

'    p.irt    of    their    iravi-l.    the    <<ni'  ■: 

Lisrantiaily   unif-irin   wMtii   wli.'---;iy 

s  will  be  held  against  displacement 

daiiti  are  in  drofn-d  p-^slrlons. 


1.4.1  '•-.'        I   '  )!!    \1  >'\:'.\. 
K'..il^:r..[.       \..    r 
4"i,4'.M        ■:    ,  ,a::a- 


1      A    r.  ri!-v.-       i,.    :-|(n 

of     a      *'-t'!i'S     ■!!'     ^t'.-ilM  I 

ongaKemeiit  and   [irovi. 

nppost'd  "Iid-*  rti'ii  r- 
i-ne  pnL  >  ''  r'-i;i-*t''iin:; 
memb*'r  pi',  orally  cun 
npenlni.'  re>ess  and  d' 
of  th<-  other  later:iily  ! 
tiou,!    nr,'    d>  tri,  hnldv 


;    III  \I         ilKSfl  V    .'^i    H  \E>HTKiU  K 

1    .VWL,-,     14      i'.i-jii        Serial     \m 
CI.    301— 32  1 


jinpri.sin;.'  a  body  portion  formed 
i'lari.d  sections  arranged  in  en  I 
ed  in  the  inner  faces  thereof  at  the 
i.-^terins  rect>«ses,  the  recesses  of 
>--ts»*>8  opening'  lateraiiy.  a  lockinf 
•■cted  to  one  wall  of  a  Inferallv 
achably  coiin>"ct.>d  with  one  wall 
pening  nress  wh.-r'^»by  a  pair  of  -.-.■ 
.'ounectcd    to«eth.r,    and    a     hih- 


i.-»Ti.i»2')     PRO,  r;-,s  Ml    i!i:co\  iruiN..  n\  phodi.  is 
FR(JM  CASi:.<  •.i:\Ki!Arr.ii  uv  Tin:  lun  distili.a- 

TlON  OF  rOMPrsTIIU.CS  .Jnsty  --.  nuia:.  Ii,,rt- 
mund.  Germany  I  iled  I'ec^  :;,  ii,»o,j  s»'rlal  No. 
428,172  tj  riainis.  (CI.  2;i— 21.)  H.raiit-d  under 
tlo>   p;  i)\  isioi,.>    ,;■   the  act  of  Mar.  3.   I'.cji     i\    stac    I 

i:;i:".  , 

1  ,  ii.  pio.'.-ss  ..f  r,.,-overiiig'  by-prodnf's  from  ::a^.-s 
gen-rated  l.>  tti-  dr;.  disr  ill.i  Hon  of  r,  ,.ii  .-s!  JM-  .  -,v  h  l  li 
coii.sists  in  tlr«t  coolini:  and  wasliiii-  said  sa.ses  solely 
wit!]  amm  .nla.'al  wat.r  .  .indons.-l  fi,.ni  s,id  -ases  ,  ^..pa"- 
ratin;:  from  said  a  awnon  j.ira '  wat.r  'h.  -ar  vvhl-h  it  has 
taken  np  from  rh-  _-,!■<.■<  dnrin,-  ^i.il  ..-lin-  iji.-r.at  i,,ii  ; 
cooling  said  t.irfr.t-.l  anirnoni,,,  ,■,  i  wn--;-.  i.-umu.;  said 
cooled  ammoniaca!  water  for  .-ouiins  and  waahln~g  raw 
(Hstillati  a,  -a>.->  ,|:,oa:-,,  ff  ;.in,.o,  ,,,  ,aid  .unnionia- 
cal  water  employed  in  w oshin-  sa;d  ^as.-s  distilling'  said 
drawn  ., ft  aiunioniaoal  •■vat-r  o.n.iuiK  !■,;,-  -^  ,i  |„,ratini,  said 
distili.'d  amnionlaciC  water  n..w  chiefly  eon tainlnc  Hied 
aniniuiiia  :  iisinj:  the  aninjonJa.-i  I  iviu.'r  ttii-  di-tillrd  and 
'•ool.-d  l,\  evaporation  for  washln.'  t.ir  fr.-.-d  distillation 
gases. 


1.4:py.'7      r<)N\-KW:i;      llKN.iv   a    s,  h- n   and   .Tm.hs 
■N      1>INS-KKVKK,    ',r:uol    Itapid^     Mir'n        l-il,..|    0,0.    1.,, 


1'"12I       Serial   N 


In  a  piifiirnafi'  .-..nvey-r   a  v.T»i.-a!!y  di^p-is.  1  •  \  lindrii-  d 
distriiiiifion     hainotT,  an  Intak-  [ap-'  .•nterliii;  saiil  '-lianit'^T 
:i-ar  the  uppf-r  -nd  and  curvini;  inwariPy   and  dinvnwa  rd';. 
to  a   ixunt   n.-ar  t',e   i-.air.-r   ..f   'h.-   I,.,ft.,m   .,f  th.-  clia  nil..-f, 
a    discliarkce    cha:nh.-r    ,>»'l  -w    t'o-    distribution    chamber,    a 
disrhnrfc'e    pip-    ;>.o..w     rbe    dischari;e    chamber,    the    dls 
'■harife   chanib.-r   f'T-.uinn   an    "peniui.'   betwe.-n    the   disin,. 
ating    chamiiei    and    tb-    dis.  bai^;.-    pip.-,    an    .-xbuust    pii- 
op*-ning  from   t:ie   up[ier  -nd   uf   th.'   dLstributing  chamber. 
passingly     downwardly,     then     liorizontady     and     opening 
int  '  out'   .-nil   of   ::i.    disena  i-.,-*-   pip.-,   an   .-xlianst   fan   in   tl  e 
lint-  of  said   .'Xh.iiist   pip.>,  a   '.■•■volnlde  hub  mounted  In   the 
dischartce     c.'iain;ir:     and     !invin_'     radiating     tans     th.  reo: 
arrantiod     to      ''llk^■     rto-     disi'ha  r.;--    cbainU-r     airainst     tlu- 
frno    pas8a«-   of   air    'hrouktli    tht-    dis'  t  ar^.-    chamlvr,    and 
to    I'onvey    materia;    from    thn    distrilfUtuii;    idianiber    into 
the   disebars:-    pio-.    an-i    a  -Kuvernor   in    th.'    dischaige    iil;i- 
COn.sigt;ng    ..f    an    oii-nii'i;    thrijuKh    tin-    ^id-    of    tli<-    pip*- 
and   a   slid,     for   adjusring   the   size   of   said    opt-nliiK 


1  471,1. 2S,        BAi.  1- lI.I.INi.     APPAHXTCS         oiivfk      P 
Smith.  I'ortland.  Mr. •>;       F-'ihd  .Mar     l,l',i21       Serial   N 
44.s,926.       1    Cliiini        1  C.      .'ij-;    -25 

\n  !\pparatus  for  th.-  purpose  set  forth  comprising  a 
frame,  a  load  carrying  platform,  means  for  .devatliig  and 
lowering  said  platform,  a  counter dmian.-.'d  d.'vice  and  1 
brak"  band  mechaidsni  artlng  on  t;!iid  means  for  resper 
livl,\  moving  Th."  pia'f--rni  upwardh  and  f..r  retardin,- 
th.-  downward  m.iv.-m.-nt  of  th-  [datforni,  a  l.-ver  arn; 
pivoted  to  said  frdme,  a  resilient  .d.^m.-nr  having  one  erol 
connected  with  said  lever  arm,  an  .idjustrtl)le  seetlonai 
e.innectlon  connected  with  srwd  hr  ike  band  mechanism  ami 
with  the  other  end   of  said   resilient  element   and   in   con- 


OCTOBEK  23.  1U23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


78: 


nectloD  therewith  and  said  lever  arm  proTlding  meana  for 
shifting  said  brake  hand  mechanism  to  active  position,  and 


means  oi^rated   from    said    le\»>r   arm    for   connecting   and 
dlsconn.'ctlru'    s.ild    drive   from    a    power    Hource. 


I,47l.;i2;t  LAWN  CLEANINC  MACHINE  Wh.li.^m 
Jkro.mc  TniiD,  Denver,  Colo  Filed  Sept,  25.  1922. 
Serial    No    5;>0.rift.^.      2   Claims,       (CI,    .''iS-— 145.) 


1.  In  a  lawn  cl.-aning  mai-hlne  comprising  a  frame  com 
posed  of  side  plates  with  cross  bars  so  arranged  to  retain 
said  plates  parallel  with  each  (.ther  ;  said  frame  supporte.l 
on  whi-id.s — an  endless  belt  conveyor  rotatably  supixirted 
on  Raid  frame:  a  scraper  roller  an<l  rake  liar  Mipport.Mi 
thereon,  means  for  transmitting  rotary  motion  to  snid 
conveyor  and  scraper  roller,  mrans  for  attaching  a  r.- 
ceptacle  for  catching  the  material  from  the  machine,  sub 
stantially  as  described. 


1.471.930.      BOBBIN-CASE  RETAINING   DEVICE,      Wil- 
liam   (j.    Trohon,    East    Danvers.    Mass,,    assignor    to 
United    Shoe   Machinery    Corporatlin,    Paterson,    .\.    .T., 
a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey,     Failed  June  20.  1919.     Se- 
rial  No,   306,913,      7    Claims.      (CI.    112—196.) 


1.  A  sewing  machine  having,  in  comblnatlOD,  a  shuttle 
and  a  bobbin  case  mounted  for  relAtive  rotary  morcment,  a 


retainer  for  the  bobbin  case  capable  of  being  retracted 
therefrom,  and  means  for  preventing  displacement  of  the 
bobbin    cas«'    during    the    retraction    of    said    retainer   com- 


prtelng  a  spring  arm  extending 

rase,  . 


across  a  side 


1.471,931       ADJISTABLE  WASIITR.VV  I.E<;. 
Tewt,  Pottstown,  Pa,     Filed  Feb    l.o,  1921 
445,116.     3  Claims.      (<'!    24S-  -41. > 


the  bobbin 


Hahht   H 

Serial  No. 


i-  — ■ 


fT 


t^ 


"iV" 


2.  In  a  wash  tr.-iy  b-g,  the  comhiuatioii  with  separable 
front  and  rear  Ktandards.  each  having  recesses  with  op- 
iwsite  plane  walls  in  converging  relation  ;  of  a  cross  bar 
having  means  at  each  end  fitted  to  wedge  in  said  recesses 
and  having  slots  extending  in  the  direction  of  the  length 
of  said  cross  bar  ;  and  screw  means  extending  through 
said  cros.s  bar  slots,  adjustably  clamping  said  cross  bar 
In   rigid   relation  with  said   standards. 


1,471.932.  REENFOHCED  CAR  END  IIkhbkkt  E  Van 
DoHN,  Chicago,  111.  Filed  June  7,  I'.C'u,  Serial  No. 
387,000,     6  Claims.     (CI.  105—410.) 


1.  In  a  wooden  body  freight  car,  the  combination  with 
the  end  frame  and  wooden  sheathing  on  the  inside  and 
outside  of  said  frame,  of  a  corrugated  metal  end  panel 
overlying  the  Inner  sheathing  and  covering  the  entire  area 
thereof. 


T88 


l.«Tl,83S.  COFFEE 
N.  Y.  Filed  Aug 
Claims.     (CI.  i*— S 


URN.      L«o    WBKTf«iM«.    BniTalo, 
2.    1»22.      Serial    No.    579,111.      8 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBU  23, 1928 


1.471.934.  PROTESTOR  FOR  SPLNNINC  RINGS 
CHABtjta  D.  Wani,  Norwich.  Conn.  FiWtl  Nov.  10, 
1922.     Serial  .No.  eqo.  111.     3  Claims,     i  CI.  118— 68. ) 


>-' 


1.   \  derlc*  of  tb€  clana  deacrlbed.  roniprtslnjc  In  com 
blnatlon  with  a  spinning  rlnf  and  Its  holder,  an  upBtand- 
Ing    protector    of    sheit    material    extending   clrcamferen 
tiailj  of  the  ring  for  ni  substaatlal  diataiK-e  and  having  Its 
enda  HMic«d  to  form  ap  opcolog  far  tb«  t-jt^-tion  of  lint. 


1,471.935.      M.ACHINFl    FOR  THE  CLE.KNSING  OF  TIIE 
BOTTOMS  AND  SIDES  OF  FLOATIMJ  SHIPS.     Hjal 
MAa  Abb.vtz.   Hflterjup,  Denmark.     Fll*^  .Jan.  30,    1923 


Serial  No.  61.5.906 


2  Claims.      (CI     114  —  222. 


nu 


1.    Machine  for  the 
floating  ships  of  the  k 
brngh   providfd  or  fo 
latter  la  arranget-l   an 
producing   buoyancy, 
proTlded.  apart   from 
air    cootaioer    prvxlac 
that    tbe   diait>eter   «f 
and  tfasa  of  tbe  brunh 
tbe  roUtUtg  af   tk# 
of   two    turbines  arrs 


leansLn?  of  thi"  bott(,)m  and  lidea  of 
^nd  having  a  turbine  driven  rotating 

ed  ou  a  cylindrical  member  which 

n  air  container   for  the  purpose   of 

haracterlzed   In    this    that    there   is 

ttiH   said  air  container   an   auxiliary 

>g    buoyancy,    whereby    ia    attained 

th«  flrst  men  tinned  air  cootaioer 
can  always  b«  kept  snitaMy  email. 

.sh  being  brought  about  by  neami 
Red    t»arh   at    inif>   ^-ni    ..f    the   bmab 


hiu 


1.    A    cofff'e    urn    cntnpriaing    an    outer    casing,    a    water 
space  within   Che  casii^g.  a  coffee  receptacle  interiorly  .sup- 

a  water-space  surrounding  tbe  re- 
ceptacle, and  a  dead  a|ir-s;iace  interpose-1  between  the  tw. 
water-spaces. 


asd  from  which  the  presMire  water  will  dltirharKe  In  neh 
a  direction  that  twn  *><jual  lorres  will  be  pnxlured  by  tbe 

reaction     whii-h    fi.ri-f->     ir.j    di.>t."  >•  t|    -.ymrn.'trically    with 
resiK-ct    to    the    vtrtirnl     -entre    phine     .f   the    machine  and 

which    will    ,Hssi-r    .n    ;ir-s~:!i_'    t'l..    driir-h    .iirsiinxt    the   side 
of  the  ship. 


!,471.H.3»'!  TttH.M'M  I  i  iriM,  \\h  SRI'.VRATING 
MAt'HINK  J..HV  H  Hakkk,  'i  nrk.  I'a  Filed  L>ec. 
27,  I9-'0      .>^eri;il  No.  4;',;{.275.     oi'lainis       ill,  146 — 78.) 


1.  In  a  tobacco  Hhreildint;  aui]  sepjir.itiut  me<'haalHm.  a 
screen  for  receiving  th-  'obac  -  leave.*  a  lonKHudlnally 
erooved  floor  inclined  upwHrdiv  from  said  aoreen,  a  con- 
veyer for  mn\!rii:  the  Ichv.-*  ijiwiirdly  on  said  floor,  a 
shredding  mechanism  arr.iru.i!  "o  rfcdve  the  leavea  from 
the  uppfT  end  of  salil  M-.r  m  !  ol;i|)i.'.l  t.,  cut  the  leave«, 
and  means  f<ir  <>'[>arn  •  ii!/  t :  ,■  !,.;if  parti'!'-  from  the  stem 
particles. 


l,471,!-*.'57.  BOTTt.K  (  In.SI  K  !■:  '.iisio  f,o<;(;in,  Koyal- 
ton.  III  Fileil  ,Iune  ;»,  1922.  '^.rial  No,  .'.rtT.I,-?;,  1 
Claim,       'CI     -1." — »U.)  1 


^-^^v^   X 


Th'-  roinblnsttnn  with  -i  ^.>ttle,  .if  n  r'lusnre  therefor 
ComtTlsitig  a  [>eripheral  flanccd  member  having  a  com- 
pressible insert,  n  r\u^  arouiol  ;h.-  neck  of  the  remel,  a 
cf.iled  spring  h.'ivinff  one  end  -e.  nro<l  to  the  ring  and  Its 
other  end  paa<iiTig  thmnifh  tbo  fl.-^ntre  nf  the  cloeope  tor 
establishing  a  hinged  eoTin<^fti"  n  hetwe«>ti  the  <'l08ure  and 
bottle,  n  boijk  menib*»r  fortned  trim  n  ■^initle  strand  of  wire 
hlngedly  senired  tn  tti.'  rine  diarn.*rrically  oppoalte  the 
spring:,  said  hook  h.ivine  itn  Uxiv  [xTtion  arranged  at  an 
outward  antcle  an^l  fr-  ni  rd.io,.  .■xretid>Ml  af  an  opposite 
angle  to  f.irni  a  liaioile  por'ion  which  Is  normally  dia- 
posed  above  the  f  'P  if  f!;e  ciusiiri,  «;«ld  handle  being  bent 
upon  itself  and  oonriii  ;"il  re'i  fm,  anily  and  from  thence 
outwardly  to  form  a  'leak,  niiA  the  clomire  having  Its 
flange  [)rovlde<l  with  in  .Tixrfore  receiving  the  t>eak  of 
the  hook  therethrouirh. 


l,471,93.^         .«i.\SHCORr.     FA.STICNEH         Chables     Bo!f- 

HA.vf.     .San      Francisco,     ra.if         Fil.-<1     ,\iii.'      10,      1922. 

-Serial  No    JHCWl       1   r^aim       m]     \C,      202,1 

,\    sash    cord    fasfen>T    ^nn'^i-j  ^ui;:    a    relatively    narrow 

strip  of  pliable  nsetal  h  ivIhk  its  npiier  end  apertured  and 

iK-nt  laterally   to  form   «n  .i  ffur  iiiiiif  ear.   aald  strip  belnc 


\ 


OOTOBU  2a,  1U28 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


7» 


widened  at  its  lower  end  to  provide  ii  i>atr  of  wings,  aald  j    the  body,  a  compr.  Hsible  ring  member  bIho  made  up  of  aeg- 

wln«i  being  relattrely   wide   at   their   to[w  and   graduolly  i    ments  enctrclinn  the  first   mentioned  rinsr  member  and  In 

dacTMiitng  in   width    toward    thoir   lower  ends   at»d   being  contacting   engagement    with   the    Inner    wall    of    the   idle, 
adapted    to   be    rolled    ti  wnrd    .■arh    other    to    form    f\    sub- 


■tantlally  conical  socket  for  reception  of  one  end  of  the 
cord,  aald  wings  being  provided  with  Indentations  form- 
ing spurs  on  the  interior  of  fh-^  socket  for  embedding  in 
the  fibres  of  the  cord. 


1.471,939.  REFLE<  TOR  AND  LAMP  StPPORi  RiCH- 
Aao  S.  BaADUBT,  I/os  .Angeles.  Calif.  Piled  Sept.  6, 
1922.     Serial  No,  .ISfi, 482,     .'M'laims.     iCl,  240— 88.1 


1  A  support  of  the  class  described  having  an  opening 
Intermediate  the  ends  thereof  through  which  a  lamp  cord 
extends,  means  at  one  end  of  said  support  for  supporting 
one  end  of  a  lamp,  and  a  reflector  at  ttic  other  end  of 
■aid  support  and  engaged  by  said  lamp  to  maintain  the 
Utter  In  fixed  relation  with  nsixrt  to  said  reflector. 


1,471.940,      ENSILAGE   FOLLOWER       Fbed   W.    Rhjgh  i 
Murfreesboro.    Tenn.      Filed    May    24.    1921.    Serial    No, 
472.208.      Renewed    S«  pt.    13.    192:5.      3    Claims,       (CI, 
100 — 67.) 

1.  A  follower  for  ensilage  in  a  silo,  designed  to  pro- 
vide an  airtight  stopper  for  the  top  of  the  silo,  compris 
tag  a  body  of  a  less  cross  sectional  diameter  than  that  of 
the  silo,  a  ring  member  comprising  segments  secured  on 


aiid  iilafes  secured  to  tlie  segments  of  flic  first   mentioned 
ring  member  and   ovHrlyiug   the  segments  of  the  last  men 
fiontKl   rinjr  meniher. 


1.471,941  WATER  TRAP,  (iE<iR<iE  H  BBt'NHOMBl. 
Ponca  Cit> ,  Okla  .  assignor  of  one-half  to  John 
Fletcher.  I'onca  City,  Dkla.  Filed  Apr  3,  1920,  Serial 
No.    371.174       1    riaim,       (CI.    2in--r,4  ) 


A  separating  device  of  the  character  described  com- 
prising a  pair  of  sectional  receptacles,  an  Inlet  pipe 
entering  the  upper  section  of  one  of  the  receptacles,  a 
pipe  arranged  diametrically  opposite  the  Inlet  pipe  and 
establishing  communication  between  the  receptacles,  an 
outlet  pipe  arranged  in  opposing  side  walls  of  the 
lower  section  of  each  of  the  receptacles,  a  water  con- 
trolled float  actuattHl  valve  arranged  in  one  of  the  out 
let  pipes  and  a  gasoline  controlled  float  actuated  valve 
arranged   in  the  other  outlet   pipe. 


1.471,942.     MOP   11  HAD.     Wii.li.\m    E.   Buktz,  Columbia. 

Pa.       Filed    Sept,     20,     1922.       ^>crial    No.    589.399.       1 

Claim.      (CI.    15  -229  ) 

In  a  mop  hea<l.  a  body  portion,  said  body  portion 
having  a  groove  formed  along  one  edge  thereof,  a  mop- 
ping element  positioned  in  tlie  jrroove.  said  mopping  ele- 
ment having  portions  thereof  positioned  at  the  pnda  of 
the  body  portion,  a  looped  securing  wire  adapted  to  en 
gage  the  mopping  element  and  hold  the  same  within  the 
groove,  portions  of  the  securintr  wire  extending  over  the 
ends  of  the  body  portion  and  closely  engaging  the  body 
fiortlon    at    the    upper    edge    thereof,    means    extending 


'90 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  23, 1928 


through    the    loops    (or    s^curinf?    the    wire    to    the    body    i    h,.Hd    pivoted    to    -h,.    .r- 


lo:,.    Hn.l    s.curla*   ,taple«  Pmhracing   portions   of   the       from    .   olur,liev     "f  ,v.''"     '"''    '"    '""^    '^t.n.UnK   there- 

.c.:... ...  .t  poi,  hetween  the ....  of  the  securin,  j  ;:nu^r ^;:'^;^Y;::n::r j^ ^r::^"::;^  :;:^z 


w!rP   ar.,1   ^-r.iovo  formed   In   the  body  portion   to   tiol-i   th 

'"Curing   wir-   into   cidse   engagement  with   the   bo.iy    por- 

-;on    to   ^fcure   the  wl^e   to   the   body  portion    at   th.'   ■  n.Ja 
ther^or. 


1,47:  94?,         PVZ7A.K 
I.'.ndon.     F^ngland. 
610, 495       2  Claims. 


MAR<:f\s       Stanley 
Filed    Jan      :',.     1923 
"""1.    46—41   i 


'    HK  UHKRS. 

Serial     No 


1     A    puizie   compris«ng   In    combination    a    plurality   of 
N-Jips    of    differpnt    )fe<jmetrlcal    forma    but    of    the    same 
■apaci'y.    and   a   predeflennined   number  of  units   of  tetra- 
->'dral     and     pyramldaj     form    capable,     when     fitted     to 
get.her    of  entirely   fllliig  any  one  of  said   boies. 


,4:!. 044.  SLUICE  Vj.VLVE.  J.^mks  Chapman,  Auck 
land  Park,  Johannesburg,  Tranavaal,  and  William 
Fredehick  Rogbr  r4vnolds.  Johannesburg,  Transvaal 
Sou'h   Africa.      Filed  May  R,   1920.     Serial  No    .-i79.33.-i' 

■i  '.r.^iim".     I n,  _'.ji-f ."i.> 


/    ""!-: 


/ 


I  \  sluice  valvr  for 
th'^  inner  face  of  a  dam 
tf;-'  atmosphere  and  c 
and  a  nnzzlf  f<,rmed  wl 
surfar,.  ;^adir.^  to  said 
out  tlowlr.^  wa'fT  into 
valve  structure   beyond 


1.471,945.        M.Viifl.M- 
AGES     FR(JM      rHK 

triK.S     A.NTH  MST    Jxiij 

■  rn   .Australia,   Austra 
No.  627.162.      7  rial 
1.    In   an   apparatus 
ber,    a    stem    slidably 
controlled    by    the    slldi 


f:> 
mo 


Jams,  adapted  f.jr  di.sposiri..n  at 
to  discharge  water  directly   intf. 

nprisins  a  ^'atf,  a  ,;iite  rt'ces.^. 
th   an  unbroken   tapering?  Internal 

rfcpua   and    such   as   to    form    the 

a  d>'flned  jet  which  f-l-'ars  the 
'.he   nozzle. 


^^^c    -I     I 


the    o;,irlr-r.-i    of    said 

COnt'olIinsr    tn-nrw    ',,r 

on   ,i!i   arc  of    t    -ir'-;.'    trid   'a  if  Sd 


nir;ir*i!..'i;rH.     ;ir;d    a    plurality    of 
'aid    !a-t    n;irnf»d    •,  ;ilv.^    arranged 
'fi'-h      f  ^n-(\   arm 


1,471.946  .M'TdM.VTIi  IMTiiKSSlMS  rilllTFRFOR 
PRINTIN-;  F-RKSSKS  W;m,^„  c.  .hk.sbso,  St. 
■loseph.  Nfo  Flh'd  May  14,  ','(.'i  Serial  N^ 
7  Claims.      (CI,    lOl— .-^no  . 


469.467. 


FOR  DISPENSING  BEVER- 
HULK.  Harold  Charlis  and 
aa.  Leed^Tville,  near  Perth,  West- 
la.      Filed   Mar.   .'.!,   1923.      Serial 

r   dispensing    beverages,    acham- 

untPd    therein,    an    outlet    valve 

i|ng    movement    of    ^said     stem,    a 


1.  In  an  Impr.'.ssi.u,  1:;^,:.^:  fur  [rintink;  presses;  an 
•"lectric  cirrutt:  .a).-rt:i/.l  r:,-  [i.eai.s  f.,r  ♦dectrically  en- 
'Tgizing  .said  cir.'^i;'  ,  i;i.iT.'ssi,,!i  -  r;;.p..r  .iriving  means; 
moving  m.'an^  wht>r.-'-y  <nid  drivii,;;  mcan.'<  is  moved 
into  operative  position  f.ir  drivmg  said  impression  trip- 
P*T,  said  moving  nu-ans  'n-U)^  at!i;it.-d  by  said  electric 
energy;  a  plurality  of  t;,  rnjan  .l.Mtrnd».«  in  said  circuit, 
said  electrodes  being  adjiisr;i:,:y  ,eciirfd  ,,v.-r  the  platen 
and  in.sulatp.l  from  the  latter;  a  like  idiirahty  of  grip- 
per  electrodes  In  .•<aid  ■ircult.  .said  eripper  electrode* 
being  adjuatably  secured  on  th.>  gripp.Ts  of  said  press; 
and  moving  mean.s  form-d  ■  f  parts  of  said  press  whereby 
said  electrodes  arp  m..v,  d  f.^r  Mdnnin-  said  grlpper  elec- 
trodes into   contact    «itii    said    'ympan   electrodes. 


OcTOBFR  2r,.  v:>2?, 


U. 


PATEXT  0FFI(;E. 


791 


1A7\M7       SltlNCLINO    SEAT    OR    BRACKET.      Ci.tn 

F,\'   K     inH\FI.ns.     S(';itf!f      Wasli,        Filed    Hit.     L'*"       1!'-] 
S.  rial    No     .■.1041-4        1    i;alrj-        m'I.    ;;n4  — 20   ' 


,V  roo'iiii:  :it,iik  r  i:a\ii!L'  a  'i.ase  adai't'd  rn  ci'St  upon 
and  (.iMipy  a  [Kisitlon  in  [lar.alkdisni  "itii  a  pitched 
rodf  .'iiid  provi(l>>(!  with  .t  nchorlni;  spurs  for  ^i-iMiring 
thf  '-ani"'  ajjainst  Klidinj:  nnivi-ni.nt.  n  platform  idvutal.y 
nin  inti-d  iipHii  thi  has(^  adj.acfiit  to  its  upp<r  <'nd.  and 
a  l-i:i't.  l,ii)L'iaily  connected  with  the  outer  or  frf<'  edge 
■  f  t'lf  platform  and  provided  at  its  lower  end  with 
ni>ans  fur  engaging  thr  liase  to  maintain  the  platform  In 
.III  adjusted  position,  the  base  being  provided  with  up- 
<tHndinu  side  flanges  provided  with  series  of  openings 
ai;d  the  lower  edge  of  the  brace  being  provided  with  rolls 
forniiiii;  guides  for  s(dective  registration  with  said  open- 
iiiL'-,  and  the  h. eking  means  consisting  of  holts  slidingly 
titled  in  said  guides  and  provided  at  their  inner  end  with 
i.ut'^'aiidifig  [dris  farming  grips,  and  a  V  shaped  spring 
seenred  at  It.s  iipe.\  to  the  lirace  and  havinj'  its  ter- 
minals ronuected  with  the  pins  for  yieldingly  maintain- 
lug  the  s.Miiie  In  position  for  encagement  with  the  open- 
liigs   in   the  tlanties  of  thn  ba.se. 


1  471.04*  TMUMH  I'HOTF.l  TdR.  Jkssk  CLAtHE  Cox 
and  JdiiN  William  Mi  ('Li;N(i.  .\ndeison.  Ind  1-dled 
Mar      13.    I!>22        Serial    No.  543.442.       3   Claims.       (CI. 

1  -^-.-t-tt  i 


1,  .V  comlduid  w  1 1st  and  thumb  protector  and  iTaclng 
.Titrid>pr  ci.njprisiui,'  ,a  wrist  liand.  a  circlet  ler  snrrioind- 
ini'  a  sprained  or  injured  thumb,  and  a  resilient  sjilint 
or  hracing  tnenil)er  extending  from  the  wrist  h.iiid  to 
the  thumb  enoir(ding  niemlier  tind  acting  to  ludd  the 
thunih  in  proper  position,  hot  permitting  a  limited  move- 
ment   thereof. 


1  1  'Oil  ^\  SKI. 

ri.a!    No.  ,'i<M.v30. 


1471.949.        VEHICLE     TIRi;         .linr 

ihicago,   111.     Filed  Oct.    16,    1922.     > 

2    Claims.       (CI.    152—29.) 

1  .\  device  of  the  character  described  comprising  a 
resilient  tire  casing,  a  reenforclng  frame  consisting  of  a 
plurality  of  resilient  metal  rings  disposed  within  said 
casing  and  extending  longitudinally  thereof  at  spaced 
interviils  on  the  Inner  walls,  means  for  retaining  said 
rings  In  their  adjusted  spaced  relation  with  one  another 
relative  to  the  casing  wall,  a  rigid  casing  for  supporting 
snld    lire   cnsii)::,   jdungers   radially   and   slidably   disposed 


!n  «fiif1  rigid  ensfng  nnd  nrrnrped  to  extend  and  contact 

said    reetif<irclng    rrano'    in    said    tire  casing,   and   a   pnen- 


if^ 


niatic    tube    supported     in    s.aid     ri^d     ':!>iii 
ends    iif     s.aid     plniiu'er     I'eiuL'     a  rrn  i.l-.  d     rf> 
tube. 


;,     the 
■est     ••v. 


1,471.95(1.  U.Ml.UO.Xl'  SWITCH  I'MiNT  <  L 
.tamin  F.  I>iu:vnim;,  i  ■ornherlaiid,  Md  F 
1923.       Serial  No.  617.270        2  Clai;r..s  CI 


\Mi' 

lied    F 
.  24 G- - 


inner 
said 


Hen- 

'!>.    6. 
148.) 


oj:'  i'fTP?. 


1.  A  deviie  for  the  purjiose  ind.ioated  cemp;  ising  n 
cross  li.ar.  spaced  honlv  elements  extendini:  from  said 
cross  har  tind  provided  with  terminal  hooks,  a  cljunplng 
memlx  i',  a  s-tow  threadiiigly  engaged  with  said  cross- 
bar and  having  a  swivel  eonnection  with  said  clamping 
element,  and  means  eariii'd  hy  the  i  lo-^s  h.ar  and  engage- 
nhle  wdth  ene  terminal  of  thi'  s.  row  f(.r  .sei.  iirintr  the 
OtloT    a^;ainst    tiiriiini:    iiioveineri t. 


l.47I,95t.         CoI.LArSiHLE     CCNCKETK     Mi>l.I>  .\L- 

i';h-l>   H     F.v.^Ns,   New    York.    N.    Y,       Filed    Sri,.t.   '.i,    1922. 
Si;ial   No.  5S7.152.      f,  Claims.      'Cl    U5-~121.( 


1.  A  collapsible  mold  comprising  longitudinal  walls, 
end  walls,  means  on  the  end  walls  co  acting  with  said 
longitudinal  walls  to  hold  the  mold  >et  up,  intermediate 
walls  detachably  associated  with  the  longitudinal  walls 
for   dividing  the   mold   intp  a   plurality   of  non-cnmmunl- 


792 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


<)ct<)Kkr23.  V.)Xi 


■ati:i:    /'•lis,    s.ii'!    iDr<'rir.f»<iiatf    w;ilU    f-onsistins    of   r^■la-   ,    \a:\. '.>','       VAf.vr   POR  INTERNAlrrOMBr^TION  EN- 

riTk'l',-     >»M';,i '  uil"*    u'l'i,     -Tiifl    meaTii.    rt,nnP''rf^<l    wirh    tht'  i.INKS         Kii  ni:,        I'w.mkh      liKiKVF.     I>'>tr'>lf.     Ml'"h. 

.  v-actii'.J    wirh    <:ii>!    iip.i--    •'    h--!'!  File!    S.>j.r     -^7.    iO^l.       S.Tlni     N^     '03  ''.33        "    rialnis. 


loa>:l; .i.iiaji    w.ilia   an 


same  in  set  up  positions. 


1,471.952  NtKTflor-      OF      MAKINfJ 

Chmlf.      T     ro(tr>.   kv.ishlnsfton,    D     <' 
192:..      S.  .     I    No.   :L!)  700.     9   Claims 


'■DNTAI.VKH.^ 
Fil-'l    .J  a:.      Hi. 
'I'l     2;>— 156.( 


T': 


•h 


(CI     12.3-^1 


■^>•     I 


1.   A  rnlve  f'*   ■in    I'l'-'mni    '■uni'm'trlori   ••ni:;»!.>   r-onipri"*- 
inK   a   valvo   <>m'     ,i    v:iiv.-    h**  il    stiapt-ii    r..    fir    rhp   valve 

seat.    :i    c'"'.I.ir    liavi^.'   a    ['luralify    nf   [Hpfura ti'iri^   thiT>'in 
inti-i:;al    with   Mi^-   valvt»   h>'Hi!    arsi)   ;:r...,v.s   '-ur   iis    rh''  rn\- 


'f  fiorining  container   n'-cljis  whi -h   con 

sist.s   IP    -!i.ip,i!u'   tt>'  n-^rk,  applying:  a   rap   fo  thp   shaii*>.| 

necic,    ari'l    pr-vaiinj  -laiii   cap    ar;il    lu'ck    with  a   thrfadf<l 
orin:e. 


\f 


■I   Claim 


1,4:;  '.*.:.;      i  KLIT  B.VSKET.     P.^thick  J    F.  i;.\Li.A';HEk 


r"i;..l     0':'t.     16.     i:V22        S-'ri.-^l     N- 
Ml     212—125,^ 


1.471, 951;,  rOMBINEI*  <L()CK  .\ND  LETTER  BAL- 
ANCE. <JorTKHiEi)  (i!  NTHER,  Sfh wpnni riRtTi  on  t he- 
Nt'fkar  (lerrnan".  Fiie<l  .Nov.  2"«.  Iii22.  Serial  No. 
t;o3.S44.      3  *:iaims.      iCl.  r)« — 56.. 


o<iy    portion    hiving   sifle    wal!.<,    a 

li  ifi.ll.     :  ,'    -j.i    ru    -.1I-;    -!de    wails    ami    having    its    t^od.s 

irri.'!/^'!  ;:;'-r   irly  tt,ir^'l^r■  ami  at  an  angl-*  th^■rpto  whf»re 

;.      !    i-KTMi     :    .  t^-ai^-iTi'-nt    b^rwvn    -iHi'i    PDds    and    .sid-' 

■A  ii:-.  is  effected  wh»>i:   ^h*'  handl.^  is  in  "it-  ncJed  position. 


1.  A  roiiilitiii'<l  1  1' •  k  and  lt>rrt>r  lialaricp,  nmiprisiDK,  in 
comniiiatlon  :  ,i  clock  insinjc  a  weighinir  mechanism  ar 
rangpd   betw^t-n    rlie  dock-worlj  and   th'   dial,   and   having 

its  ipp»>r  ^'■n>\  l'H'at>'d  ar  t!i>>  ri.[.  .if  .said  casing;  a  wpitfh- 
in.;  pan  arranj-'l  :iV"<y  th''  ■:■  ^  k  i-a.situ;  and  b«'int,'  snp- 
port(>d  by  s.iiii  apr.  r  < ud  "f  ''■■■  w.-iRhinK  mfch.anlBrii  . 
tij>-    id.H-k    dial    havin.;    >!    Kt.aN-    •  \f»(  uttd    corresponding    to 


th.    purpos. 


r.ip  sai'i   wf'iuhi'i_'    nif'chanism,   as   well   as 


a   i'i;rvi'd   sli.f   exti-nding  :ilnt;K   ^aul   seal'   ;  and  an   Imlicat^ 

.  ai;   iiand   ;.r..jt"'t  la^'  f'irth   fhr.Hij;h  said   slot  froni  a   Iowt 
n..-rii!)cr   .,f  th>'  wta^iuui:   rut"  aaiiism   an.i   twiiig    id,'i|)t'd   t<) 

II  i  ai'-rat  ■■    with    .sanl    s.  air 


1.4TI  ii.'.  *       i'..i.'-u.\    !l<)l.!.F.R  FOK   U'tDENTS,     TH..M^- 


1.4:i,9'T  EFFCTHIi^  I'OWFK  IiKNliF  VVjl  1  [  km  C. 
ilvHVK.  Fiji  i:,  Filf'.l  A[>r  14  iU'..  S.Mial  No. 
r,.-2  7s.-        !    Claiais.      (CI.    175 — 364.) 


H.     KaEK.VWAY,      N  1 

S«rial   No.   4*f  ''.'  . 


T 


A  poison  holiJer  forpied 
vided    with    lateml 
on    Its    loniritndinal 

;.<i!r.->,   -h-   ~ai  '   'li  i- 
wht  n   rh>>  «ai'l    ',    ■>■•■ 
^^l•  iv.i-'i,  rs    '"or        M  |i.  :  it)_' 
nal    MJije-      ''    -aid    '  '  u 

p.,s...l     ,,.        ..,;,.,,!■.      sa: 


P,K.S. 


l^'i. 


Wash        FilP<l    July     14.     1921 
I'  a.rn        *  '•'.    43  — !31.  1 


from  a  8h«'-'t   m»na;    ii'ank    pr  ^ 

hs*nr:t!-illv    frii !  iT'il.ar     iTiij-cti.in-; 

iil''-     "f     sa''-f  aa  '  ail,  V     intt-Ti.fdia  n- 

•  la  J   :'  a.l    a!^   at  i  -  yhndrical   form 

[Ti'jt'Cti.a:s   f.irru    thf  comi'ienien tal 

I'Mcal   i)<H'k>'t.    thf   longitudi 

k    aavni:    int>Tlockinc    m^ans    di*- 

s   of    ttit^    projf»ta  .onii    for   the   pur- 


prir 

Ml,., 

tiv.. 

r<'>i 

tor 

a    c 

(a  in 

all 

am- 


\  i.-.  ;a.  jf  Mi.'  h'lra.'.T  dt>fcri!H>«l  .■.miprising  a 
a.iT:.'  ■"'..!  idapi.d  'i'  '■••  'airi-..tt>d  la  Sfri-'S  with  at; 
Tra  iiji,?  r  power  clrcui'  a  s  ...ndary  coil  Indue- 
iy    <-<.upl.   :    *a    s.-ii<}    primary    .     .1.     i    conductor   of   low 


stancv  iiiaaa-i  ;■"'   :iir' 

of     low      -f>l»tJiIV.       'I. 

urrcnt     is    iai  .'-i  d     :r 
liicfor   of    \  (  r\  ;  a:;    r." 


ai;t'  iri.v  Nh'inriiij  said  condu"'- 
~-  *!..!  [irimary  coil  whcrelij" 
Haal  s.'oiidarv  i"il.  n  s^fa.nd 
•ani>*    .fid   'ii.an<  for  autnraatt- 


y    shuiitin.'    Slid    st'cond   conductor    of    vnryitig    realst 
.    acfo-,*   s.io!   ariainry  foi!   as   tlic     lirra.Kt    in   the  light 
;  .ow.T    cir-riiir     i*    i-a-r^  ascd  ^ 


(jcToiiKK  2:5.  id: 


U.  fc).  PATENT  OFFICE. 


1.471.iJ.")8.      I'lI'K    WRtNt  II       Ei.i    IIakkv.   SwaiUon.    Vt 
Filed    Sept.    in.    I!t22.      ."Serial    No.    588,(1.3.3        1    i  laim. 
(Ci.   81— 103.J 


D 


1.471,1»«1       ilVFN 
Kwf     .51.     !!<-- 
126— 270.1 


Sc:.siE  T.  H.ii.vAY,  Waits,  valif. 
S'-rial    No     .^s'l. .':;.">',»       .".    I'laii!.- 


793 


l-^ied 
'CI 


.\    wrench 
1.    [.lovidcil 


.f  the  charHctfT  Bpecifie<1  comiirlsinL'  n   h.an 

at  it-^  outfr  end  with  a  fi.xcd  Jaw.  an  ad 
justalli-  J.iw  having  a  shark  resting  on  the  upper  cdg.. 
of  (he  handle,  a  shackle  plvotod  to  the  outer  end  of  the 
han  llo  and  loos-dy  enraging  said  mhnnk,  the  rear  end  of 
said  stiaiik  l.eln;;  upwardly  curved,  a  loop  secured  to  the 
rear  end  of  the  shank  nln-ut  said  curved  portion  and 
depending  from  tiie  shank  and  loosely  receiving  the  ban  I  tially  skeleton  form. 
dl.  .  thr  lower  cdce  of  said  handle  being  provided  with 
te.  III.  a  pivoted  dog  larried  hy  said  !iH'r»  and  selectively 
ctiL-aL'' aide  witii  said  tietfi.  and  a  spring  carried  liy  the 
lowr  [Kirtlon  of  said  loop  and  acting  to  normally  hold 
s.iid  dog  in  engacement  with  a  selected  one  of  s.aid  teetia 


^iHaMMI^LlUB' 


I.    An  oven  having  a  hase  for  ;ipiila'ati( 


I. a  a  .ovei   f,.r  liisposition  thereon,  said 
of    heiii     ilisiilal  iiiL-    iiiriteriai    to    »ic,l,vtai 
and  a   reinlorcmg  frame  between  huid 


)f  i.eat   tbere- 

cever  liavini:  layers 

-   a^i\     cnn;r..,sc    It, 

.il.istan- 


lyers   of   su 


1    41 


it        I'l. 


Wash 
I'laim- 


iri 


V    HOOK.      I'ETER   F    Hai.fektt,   Aberdeen. 
I    .luly    1*2     1022       Serial    N<a    574,444       5 

.    4  3—27.) 


1,47  1,',o;l  XKHUI.F  lock  i'i.kmi- 
Fielaiid.  Wis.  Filed  .luly  C.  I'.t22.  S. 
2  Claims       \C\.   123  — 19.S,. 


Kk 


a  1   N 


>"inar, 
7:;. 112. 


1.    .\   \ehicl.    lock  haviiii:  a  fuel   vaive  \ieidiiigiT 
it.s    closed    position,    a    (Himliination     iock    riita,  hani 
normally   preventing   tl)e  opetiing  movement   (tf   th«- 
and    means    under    the    control    of    the    generator 
vehicle   ignition   system   for   holdini;   tlie   \al\e   in   i 
position 


held  in 
sm  for 
■   valve, 

of      tflP 

rs  open 


3  A  fi~h  hook  having  the  material  at  the  shank  at  the 
opp.  r  end  of  th-»  latter  return  hent  into  loop  form,  the 
mntorinl  being  -arned  from  said  loop  transversely  across 
to  the  opposite  .side  of  the  shank,  said  termlntil  tind  loop 
pres'-^ntlng  a  space  for  the  entrance  and  removal  of  the 
leader  or  the  like,  and  said  loop  presenting  an  incline 
{•♦■tween  the  entrance  to  the  loop  and  the  upper  terminal 
of  the  loop  to  prevent  an  accidental  removal  uf  the 
lend.'r  from  the  hook,  said  upper  terminal  being  deflected 
laterally  at   rigiit  angles. 


1,471.963       COMBINATION  TOOL       .-WtaiF.w   T.  ^.,t  la.UEN, 
Altoona.   Fa,      Filed  June  2,   1920       Serial   Nca   .3^5,908. 

3  Claims     iCi   ;;;u~-i»5.) 


"3"^' 


'"^ 


3 


-*•" 


l,47i.'.)r,i 

la.i 


RFCFl'T  \CLE  OR  CONTAINER 

ifi.   Oeriii.inlown.    Ohio.      Filed    Ue<a    11, 
Ncc    34  4.fi<)5       2   Claims. 


.TosErn  B 
1910.      Se 


(CL  220—00.) 


^7 


J^ 


J     A    (oiitiiiner,    iie  hiding   a    top   wall    having   an   op«^n 
ing  therein,  a  cover  reci  iviiig  neck  on  said  top  wall  about 
saiii   opening,   a   portion  of  said   neck   tn-ing  cut   tiway   and 
eoop<TaIini;   witli    an    ad.jflcetit    straicht    wlge   of   said    top 

wail    foi-   scr.-iping  [lurposes. 


1.  .\  iiieasaiui^  insf  runieiit  of  the  type  iiidi.ated  tiaviu;: 
parallel  relati\.  ly  iia.\at)!e  bars,  conm-ctiij  l;  11, cans  for 
ope-ratlng  the  sana  in  j-iaraUelism.  a  gauge  liar  carried  by 
one  of  said  iKirallcl  ti.ars  for  liciveii.eiit  longiSudinally 
thereof,     and    .-i     line     adiiistinent     device    roaaectiD);     said 


parallel    ti.ars  .atai 
nection  Witt:  1  a  le  c 
with    tile   .itlier 


cniliodyiii;:    ;i 
'  tia    bar-   ni 


iiavinu'    :i 
adia-taM. 


li<lii;_-   con- 

c,  ■!  neaVi.ai 


l,471.1<f>4 
Oeia     30 
5.".^^  ID.) 


i;,\Ki 


a,  I    1;,   Lr.As,  Linurui,  Miun.     1  lied 
al    N.      000,075.      2    Claims.      (CI. 


1.    A  rake  tiadudins;  a  handle  tnid  a   iiead  ai.l  .'.   c  anec 
j    tioi)  therebetween  to  iiermit  of  relati\e  angul.'ir  acaeinents 
j    tlicr(  N'tweeii    upon   exertion   of  a   downward  prc^«.-are  and 


794 


forwar.l  mi>vpm>"nf 

circu];ir   p":";"';   '^;;'. 

th.i    rakp    hea'i.    ho 
:'y<T'ii-n    nn'i    rhe   iu 
ap^rturCfl    portion   a 
hoMinir  th"?  T'^ar  si.l 

fV„    ',    -w  .-,1    ^i,K.,-    ,•, 


f  fhe  rake  bpad  ovf>r  thp  grounfl.  rom- 

e\t'    i-arripd    Uy    niip    eTtr-'mlty    of    the 

caiiiectini:   the    forke<i  portion   of  the 

ir-(!    r,,   thp   rakt'    head   having;  a    s«'ml- 

:  ra.in^'   the  'Toss   nxl,   npert iit-ctl   lugs 

forked   portiot!.   apertureil   porticnis  in 

Its   extending   throuijh    said    apertured 

s,   and   means   int-rposed   between   the 

□  d  the  heads  of  the  bolts  for  normally 

nf  the   rake  hoad  In  flat  contact  with 

'he  forked  ends. 


1.47!   :'-:-         MFTAI 
Lew:.      \\-   -r»T!. 
No.  55!).'.>(iG.      1    . 


TIP    F'(jli     SHiip     r.Ai'RS. 
^>h:-        F1U..1     Mny     10      ir)_'2, 
fli-:-       ,  r\,   24 — 14.?  ) 


V   i.i'-»\  and   a   >l>'i> 


!lt     op, 

■i;ank 


'-•r-fd    a) 
*:on<  ■■•■o;, 

'-'•::.  sad  :ii.o  p 
X'^fa:  1.1,;  rk  aloii^ 
rh>-  -ip  :--:   ;.n-sine 

Op>'r;iti_--i     ;  rro,-.,|Md 

.*purs.  said  -p  irs  h 
ovprlap  '•-.►'  portions 
in  rhp  ^!ar;k,  and  sai 
lai-e   to   provldt"   a   tip 


t  I  :• 

h; 


fin.  Call'  ,   assign.' 
^nn    O'l^-ntin.    Tali 
•  ."V.'j!<ii        Iipr;.^wp 
36 — 3S. ) 


I.  A  sljoe  iieel  com 
Bocired  to  a  shoe,  a 
the  movable  section 
permit  of  relative  v*- 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBiB  23, 1923 


Frank 
Serial 


■:;pra'   blank   thpiofor   liavin;;  spurs 

litp   rh.T"uf  ly   partly    .-nttint;  por- 

Fiiid  ppf'ssins  ttie  san!"  la'.'raily  there- 

fio[,,,!    aloiis:    thai-    »<!i;m   ,.f   the   sheet 

ich   thp  spvirs  arp  f..;-inpd  and  havin;; 

rpth;-oi;i:h.   -aid   iac-  ovrlappinj  the 

thp    1  lank    hv    'h.-    'orinaiion    of    tlie 

vin;;    th-'ir    prolpz-tiji^'    piids    l^pnt    to 

■'f   lai-e    iii.spose.1    aNive    'hp  openinj^s 

:  iilank  aul)SpqMpn-:y  r.'\],-.\  about  the 

therefor 


Henrv    BEv,rA\[;N'    r.l'.nr,    Sati   Qupn- 

•  of  oHP-h.-iir"   •..   Charl.-*   A;ipn    Almy, 

nipd    .Tan      14.     I'fJ'J.    S.  rial    No. 

'1    .T'liy    .".  i,     102."^,       ,":    <;iaifns.       (CI. 


-p-^— :^ 


sJ  ja  -tJ 


J^   JO 


)rlsii)g  a  rigid  .section  a  l.ipt.d   to  bp 

llOVa'dp    Sprtir.n.     :;  par:s    f..;-     SP.-:ir;n- 

o    thp    ri.;;.!    -» .  -[uu     -.     ,    -riaiiii-a-    to 
1  tical  iiiovptMp' '    I'l.i    I    vi-).;ahl^  ele- 
ment located  between  the  section'^,   .s^iid  .-Ip-  i.n-     ■,,rnprls- 
t;^  a    plate  removabl;-  fltfin-   wi'hin  one  o'  ^a:d   -i-.-tions 
ar.,!  ^^prlt;-  a-tr^   ranied   hy   the   plate   arid   e.v.  nding    in- 
''■'•'■     '■'    "■  1'    !    '"I'm   the   latt.T   for  conta.-t    with    the 


1.471,967.  i;\  f:  .>i(  a-.r:  .-.  rn..  .Mau.'..u.i.v\.  n.t;'!iri..rp 
.\fd.  Filed  Aug.  5.  1921.  Serial  No.  490,000  .•;  .  ,  ras 
(CI.  2—149.) 


1      .\r.    ''\  >■   -liadp   I' 
po.'tioG       Loinially      sn 
adapte<!    to  rp.-^t  on   ev 


SlstlHi; 
bstiinr 


a :  1  V 
■s  a 


:ip\ihl.'  sheet    leaving  a 

::-rizoiital!y      disposed 

IV-   fiie  ipn>es  and   end 


portions  adapt-d  to  depend  from  said  portion  adjacent  the 
ends  of  the  lenses,  the  sheet  being  extensible  intermediate 

-aid  portions  to  tU  py.'KiasK.'s  of  difTerent  sizes  and  to 
Pliable  folding  of  fiip  eiol  poriinns  in  substantial  parallel- 
ism toward  earh  oth-r  with  said  first  portion  folded  there- 
b'-tween  wlipn  rhp  shndp  is  not  jn  usp.  and  means  substan- 
tially midway  of  th-  upppr  and  lower  ends  and  adjacent 
the  rear  of  said  portions  serving  dually  to  s»>cure  said 
'■nd  portions  t,,  thp  tpiiiplps  ,,f  the  eypglasses  and  main- 
tain said  end  portions  in  dfpptiding  jtosition. 


471.068  VMlih  IK  sHurK  AHSuiiHKR  .Tames  V. 
Marti.v.  (Jardpii  I'ity.  N  V  lil.-d  .\u^  .S,  1022.  Se- 
ual   .Vo    .-,*(!. -ov       7  Clai^ns         (  1    'bii       \X\  , 


^  '■!  <'ombiiia',oti  with  tf..  !ia-s;>  . -■  r.Mi'itn-  ^ear  of 
a  vphiole,  elastic  b.inds  for  usp  as  sho  k  ahs-jrliprs  and  a 
gripping   means    for   holding    ti.p   piols   of    said    bands,  .said 

iii.'ans   inrliidin_-    .,    -ap-'r-l    b..!-     .ViMn.   a    s, tb    surface 

a:oi  wpdgrs  *tiaped  to  ri  f  rhp  s.aol  r;i, ,..:,.,!  |. ,,!.>,  said  wpd«es 
having  smooth  surfaces  in   r,,i;ta.-f  vvirh  ;;,..  said  surfan'  of 


tlip   said    h(dp   and    r.    i-he 
gi-:p   and  h..:d   tio'   .ai'l  .-, 


:olaptP<l    to 


1,471.9.?:*.        IMSlb.N  WiM.i.M     11.     Mav.     .Uia.ita      (ia.. 

■'^*'''^' '"    '■•■'ia   n     \\^:      Viantn,   (Jn       lib,)    .s*.,.t     n_ 

1022      s.ralN.     ->s7(i7u,     2  Claims.     (CI.  7ir-108.) 


J*  — 


1.  As  an  ai  'bio  of  manufacture,  a  piston  of  fhe  iKdIow 
casing  fypp  m.  Poling  an  inner  chamber,  said  piston  having 
a  f-irrumfpi-ential  s.rips  of  -ajiprpd  d  irrs  commiinicatlng 
with  the  interior  of  said  piston,  and  an  annular  shoulder 
extending  within  said  piston  .asjng  ininu-diately  over  Bal<l 
ducts,  thp  piston  casing  having  thp  lower  edge  thereof 
bevplled  to  upwardly  eonverEP  axinlly  of  the  piston  and 
providing  a  sharp  marginal  edge  nhout  the  lower  end  of 
the  casi n t:. 


October  23,  li>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


•95 


1.471.970  SAFETY  HAIR  CT'TTER.  John  L.  McEl- 
ROY.  San  Antonio.  Tex.  Filed  Oct.  19,  1920.  Serial 
No    41R.0-4.     7  Claims.      (CI.   30 — 12.) 


■'.  In  a  safety  liair  cutter  an  uplier  and  a  lower  ilamp- 
iti:;  nitunher,  a  blade  between  the  (damping  iiipniher^,  a 
Combined  casing  and  handle,  a  comb  carried  between  the 
casing  and  upper  clamping  m(>ml)er.  and  means  for  holding 
the  parts  in  operative  r<  latlonship.  substantially  as  set 
forth. 


1.471,J*71.  Ri:VOLVING  TELKSCOPINr;  DERRICK 
V\'ir.i.iA.M  lb  .VIiLLKR.  Mount  Carmel.  111.  Filed  Oct,  4, 
1921.     Serial  No,  r.05,301.     1  Claim.      (CI.  212— .'5.) 


Tn  a  hay  derrick,  a  skid,  a  mast  revolubly  supportcil 
thereon,  a  boom  pivotally  secured  to  the  mast,  means  be- 
twcpn  the  hfiom  and  mast  for  holding  the  former  at  an 
inclination  with  resppct  to  the  latter,  said  boom  compris- 
ing .It!  outer  section  wliiih  is  pivotally  securod  to  the 
mnst  and  an  inner  slldable  sictiim  tplescopically  received 
In  tlie  outer  section.  latching  means  for  holding  the  inner 
section  within  thp  outer  sectirju,  an  arm  secured  to  the 
mast  and  nrninged  at  an  Inclination  diametrically  oppo- 
site the  telescopic  sections,  a  hay  elevating  cable  trained 
throutrh  the  Itjwer  portion  of  the  mast,  over  the  end  of  the 
arm  thence  over  the  top  of  the  mast  then  down  to  the 
slidablo  section  adjacent  its  inner  end.  thence  directed 
toward  the  free  end  of  the  pivoted  miction  and  trained 
through  this  last  mentioned  end  and  the  outer  end  of  the 
slidable  section  respectively,  said  cable  when  drawn  to 
elevate  hay  will  release  the  latching  means  and  thereafter 
draw  on  the  slldable  section  to  move  the  same  outwardly 
beyond  the  pivoted  section  as  and  for  the  purpose 
specified. 


],471,ft7J      AUTCMdRILi:  STEP.     Henrv  David  Mii-LKB. 

Oklahoma   City,  Okla.      Piled  Apr.  7,   1923.     Serial  No. 

030,517.     10  Claims.     (CI.  280—166.) 

1.  In  combination  with  the  door  and  chassis  cover 
sheet  of  an  automobile,  a  step  situated  behind  said  cover 
•heet,  and  means  furnishing  a  connection  between  said 
step  and  the  door  moving  the  step  to  an  extended  position 
through  Bald  sheet  when  the  door  is  opened  and  retract- 


ing it  behind   the  sheet  when    the  door  is   closed,   and  an 

apron  which  is  adapted  to  move  with  the  step  to  conceal 
the  step  when  in  a  retracted  positioiv 


10.  In  Combination  with  the  chassis  channel  iron  and 
cover  sheet  of  an  automobile  said  "^heet  having  an  open- 
ing, a  step  situated  behind  said  sheet,  slide  rods  by  which 
the  step  is  carried,  means  affixed  t.  thp  channel  iron  fur- 
nishing a  support  in  which  said  rods  are  slldable.  an 
apron  adapted  to  fit  In  said  opening  when  the  step  Is  re- 
tracted, a  shaft  upon  which  the  apron  is  mounted  to  turn, 
brackets  i>endent  from  the  channel  iron  furnishing  a  sup- 
port for  said  shaft,  springs  fitted  between  said  brackets 
and  parts  of  the  apron  causing  the  apron  to  follow  the 
step  when  extended  and  retracted  in  respect  to  said  open- 
ing, a  bell  crank  having  one  arm  in  cunnectlon  with  a 
slide  rod,  and  door-oi)erated  means  in  ronnection  with  the 
other  arm  causing  said  bell  mink  to  r-  ck  and  the  step  to 
1k'  extended  and  retracted  in  oons<it;ance  with  (ipening 
and  closing  movement  of  n  door. 


1.471,973.  HOOK.  E.mil  E,  Mi.vdku.  Wisdom,  Mont. 
Filed  Apr.  18,  1922.  Serial  No.  .'.'.4..';69  1  Claim. 
(CI,   24  —  242.1 


JO 


A  device  of  the  class  described  comprising  a  pair  of 
hook  parts,  a  stem  connected  with  each  hook  part,  a  head 
connected  with  the  stem  of  one  part,  an  pxtensicui  on  the 
stem  of  the  other  part,  a  pin  pivoting  the  extension  to 
the  bed.  shoulders  on  the  stems  for  engaging  the  ends  of 
the  hook  parts  and  an  inwardly  extending  lip  at  the  end 
of  each  hook  part,  said  lips  forming  with  the  rest  of  the 
hook  parts  a  circular  space  when  the  de\icp  is  in  closed 
position. 


1.471, !I74.  DISPLAY  CASE.  Fredehk  K  H.  Mix,  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y,.  assignor  to  Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Company, 
Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey,  Filed 
June  27.  1922.  Serial  No.  571.233.  .T  Claims.  <C1. 
211—34.) 

1.  A  display  case  comprising  a  card  constituting  a  dis- 
play surface,  and  a  box  containing  the  articles  to  be  ex- 
hibited, said  box  being  formed  from  a   blank  cut  to  pro- 


796 


vi<le  a  front  portion   with  an  opening  therein  to  dii^play    j    1.471.977.      SF'KKD   RF.roKUHK       I'Uin    I',    ohvieb.  .Jr.. 
the   article*  contaiced 

cur  t"  form  integra 
of  said  front  jxirrii 


ri^ar  walls  of  said 
another  extenalon 
extension  being  a 
and  a  partition  for 
one  of  the  exteosio 


1.471.975.      COAL 
[yondon.    Englam 
Company    i 1920 i 
Company       Fllnd 
Claims      iCI.  '2P,^ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEB  23, 1923 


in   the  box,  nld   blank  also   b«tng 
pxtfnsions  projecting  from  each  aide 

<.ii(l  pitpnslons  fdrming  the  side  and 


Dayfon.  Ohio,  .is.sici.ir  to  .1  tin  F  OhintT,  Onytoii.  Olii(, 
Filed  I)..  l<).  r.ci.  Serial  No.  521,.V.'4,  16  Claim? 
MI    •J.'?4— 33.) 


•  iS   and  being  i(jnnt>rt(>d   tn   the  card, 

pjrovlded  on  the  blank,  said  last  named 

daptPd   to   form    th«?   bottom   of   the   box, 

Kaid  box  formed  Integral  wltii  at  leaat 

s  providinK  th»>  rpar  wall. 


1.    Iq  a  '"i>:il-cut'>*r     rh*»  combinatinn   .>f  n   casing  consti- 


tuting a  KPar-heiid  and  having  within  it  an  Inwardly- 
dlrectod  circular  lij:.  a  banJo-Uke  body-portion  having  at 
onp  side  an  outwaidlv  •  directed  cylindrical  flange  jour- 
naled  in  said  Up,  siid  h<xly-i«rtlon  CT'nstitutIng  a  casing 
for  a  cutter-memb»'r  and  having  a  face  bearing  against 
one  side  .f  said  lit),  and  a  dlrlded  ring  seated  on  tht» 
end  of  said  flangp  iithln  the  Imnjo-like  b«idy-portlon  and 
arranged  ro  ovcrlafij  th*'  othtr  side  of  said  lip  for  retain- 
ing thp  banjo  In  pi^iit.Tl  cnga^vraent  with  the  gear-head. 


1.4Tl.'.t:H       .-^PARK 
Worland.     Wyo. 

.'.47,044.      1   CLiinl 


A    device   of   the 
■pring   metal  bent 
punched   In   it.s  legs 
the  -ipark   plug. 


I'l.f   'i    TKSTER        WiLBERT    P.    MfXIRl. 

Filed    Mar      27,     1922.       Serial     No 
(•■I.    i7.V-l.B.'i.  * 


asB   d»'s.  rit)eil      !,mprisit)B   a   strip   of 

i^ito    U-shape   and   having   pivot   points 

f    r   engaging   recesses  in  the  shell  of 


T'TTER.      \LiTTHEW    Smith    Mcxia*. 

as.slgnor    to    Cowlishaw.    Walker    k 

Limited,    London.   Engl.ind.  a  British 

May  26,  1922.     Serial  No    .563.9«9.     2 


1     In   a    ii)'''!,.iLJ--rii    >/    tii'^   '-liHractt".    dcscriU-'d,   a    sp 1 

controlled  device  adnpt>'d  t"  !■»■  drivn  frnm  a  niovitig  p.ir' 
of  the  vehiclt-  and  which  advancs  and  recede*  as  Iti'' 
speed  of  said  f>irt  nf  v.iid  vfhirle  rlMt-"!  and  f.alls.  maxi- 
mum 8i>eed  rfgisti-riiik,'  means  advan',.(l  hy  -inid  sju'.-d 
controlled  devic*'.  rind  rnfRus  for  rt-rnrnin^  ^aid  regisf.r 
ing   means  in  lt>   iniM.il   [loslrion 

3  In  a  nuM  hanism  <  f  th>'  ■  :i;\riictfr  df-.ri:>ed,  a  fluctij- 
atinir  spi't'il  '•'•I,  t  r.dN'd  d'Vi-.-  r.^curdinj,'  m.^aii's  aiivani-t'.i 
by  said  speed  !•■  a'r'dl.d  d>'\i'a'  n-tainitiL'  m>'nii>  fnr  said 
recording  nifaji-  aiii!  iirinMni;  :i.>'.i!i-i  for  said  r.^cordlng 
means  adapt^'d  'n  -i    •  iir..   s.aii   r>'raln;iu  rnfan>4. 


1,471,97s      iM.\vi:i     iiN    AN[i  ri-p   n.R   mocntim; 

PATTERN.^        Srici-HKv     H      PiiKii's      Pitt  st-urL-h       Pi 
Filed    Ma.v    4      i;»-2        S.-rial     No      .''S.;{8fi.      ;>    idainis. 
(Cl.  22-110  ' 


1.  A  pattern  hohier  for  use  In  foundriis  ronijirisiii;:  a 
Ctip-sbfl[>ed  hodv  ;idapt>>d  fur  [h<-  fcept ion  of  a  dowel  pin 
and  having  a  tiottom  wnll  [irovided  with  a  'rntrally  nr 
ranged  oi>ening,  and  a  fastening  member  ad.apted  to  ex 
tend  through  said  'fx-nlncr  f'>r  ««»'-iirinc  the  fip-^haped 
body  in  position 


1.471.97'.J.  MANI  lA'  II  UK  (<F  Nl  1  i!i  h  ,  KNOTS  FEH 
TILIZER.S  ANO  lllK  ITILIZATION  up  NITUOOEN 
BEARINt;  SOLI  II<>N.<  Kv.u:  II »  v  v  vc.  .ui,  Kkhirds 
and  He.nbv  FIro!',h\.m  11 ;  v  hinsds.  Il.tr]'.-nden,  Eng- 
land Filed  Aug.  12,  l'.»2I  Serial  No,  4U1.7T4.  13 
Claims.  iCl  71  —6.)  (Grant. -d  unil.-r  thf  i.rov  islons  of 
the  act  of   Mar    .";,    1921.    4  1    Stat     I...    KIP'. 


1  The  [ir  iceSH  whii'h  ci'inprisc  s  treatiui;  artivufd  straA 
with  a  Solution  f  aiDaiOnii).  al  nfcrotien.  of  ;i  in.T(lrnu:n 
concentration  of  1"0  piirts  r)f  solubl.'  nitrogen  per  ](i(i  000 
parts  of  solution,  i)v  nuulared  p<Tcol.Ttioti  under  aerobic 
condlti  'OS.  until  th.>  straw  is  (suhstan ti.Tlly  loaded  with 
nitrogen  in  Insoluble  i-omlinntion.  for  the  piiri.<.s.  8»>t 
forth. 


OcTouKK  23,  l'J23 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


m 


1,471, S»80.  KELT  TREATINti  MACHINE  Ai.hirt  J. 
RyaS.  Clnclnnari.  dhlo.  I"ile<l  Oct  2,  1920.  Serial  No. 
414,2.i«.      2   Claims.      (Cl.   91— 32  . 


1  A  maclune  for  iniin  e;,M.at  i[._'  ;i  •  ;  liijinnois  ^trip  of 
fat'tii'  Willi  ;i.iriif:i  ;!;^'  coinp  nnd.  which  rompris.'!*  means 
fi  I  .|;ai\\i!i_'  a  sirip  of  fabric  throu;;h  the  machine,  a  vat 
for  nolt.  n  h,irde!i,.r  compound,  and  a  devio-  to  receive  the 
fahr;  ioiat".]  -,i  as  to  ilrain  into  I  lie  vat.  Kald  device 
fo;iiio.|  ,,•  ii  r'it'iilar  h  d>  ,  havuii,'  sh.ts  th.-rein  set  in  a 
plai,.-  t  ratis  ,  ers.'  the  diiiotioi,  fif  \\  ithdr.i  w,a!  of  the  fabric, 

wli'  r.hy  th nii'Onnd  i-  ,oi;i  inula  t  i-d  within  th.-  i.ody  and 

is   ^oI■,l]l,l|    r'roiii    f'o'    laiTo      aid    uoi-ked    into    the    fabric 
wtiil.     --an:.'   r>ass.  s   through    --.lid    tno  ,~!(.rs. 


I.4Tl,i>M  TIUP  .MIL1:A(.I;  INMCATOR.  Ariuuk  Gil- 
iiBRT  Svi: i.irsT,  N.'w  Haven  Conn  rile<l  Aug  27,  1921, 
Serinl  N  i'.o;,o:;.;  i;,.i,ewed  M.iy  2,  1923.  S  Clalma. 
(fl     2:'..')     Ul.) 


1.  hi  combination  with  :i  lir.'  {•■r  \ihiclcs.  a  mileage 
Indicator  comprising  rei^isierinn  ni.-eiianlsm  within  the  tire 
adjacent  its  rim  portion,  and  nuatis  operated  by  the  cross- 
wise flexure  of  'h.  fir.  t,,  .irtii.-ii.'  tiio  r.'gi».tering  mecha- 
tiisni 


1.171,9'«2  HAND  T(»OL  IdU  (  PLTIV.VTING  AND 
SCARIFVINf;  LAND  .\i.i!:fi.  .Tamks  Sav.^gk,  Wolver- 
fon.  i:ngland,  Rled  Mar.  1(J.  ];t22.  Serinl  No  ,'i42,712. 
I    Kliiim.      iCl.   97 — 62.1 


.\  ctiltivaiiiig  or  scarifyin:;  tool  or  im|ilemont  CKinslstlng 
of  a  foundation  plate  having  a  handle  socket  attached 
thereto,  a  plurality  of  forwardly  curved  .and  pointed  plow 
kni^e8  carried  l.,\  said  foundation  plate,  a  plurality  of 
trailing  knives  having  stniight  forward  vertical  edge* 
attached    tr.    -aid    plate    In    the   rear    of   sHid    plow   knlvef. 


downwardly  projecting  ariikJ  at  th.  r.'ar  of  said  plate, 
and  a  d*'Stroyer  knife  having  upturii(>il  ends  adapted  to  rest 
against  said  arms,  and  apertures  in  said  arms  and  up- 
turned ends  whereby  the  arms  and  <  ;ids  may  be  sd.liistjibly 
attached   together 


1.471.9M,S,       DIl.T'TlNii    DLX'P'K    !  OH    INTKHNAl.roM 
lU'STlON   EN(;INKS.      \Va;s.'\   H     Sti"'KMas,   >  he>it.r. 
Pa.     1-Mled  iKr.  21.  1921.     Serial  No.  523,964.     T  Claims. 
fCl,    12:k--119.) 


'•>.  A  device  of  the  charact.-r  d>'^crib>  <i  including  in  com- 
bination with  a  fuel  throttle  i  omprisitig  a  lever,  and  a 
control  element  for  the  throtti.-.  a  distributer,  an  air 
throttle  valve  controlling  air  flow  to  the  distributer,  an 
arm  fixed  to  said  lever,  a  spring  connecting  paid  control  ele- 
ment with  the  arm  whereby  said  element  may  be  shifted 
for  swinging  the  lever  and  operating  tlie  throttle,  and  a 
second  spring  connecting  said  element  with  the  valve 
whereby  the  valve  will  be  moved  In  unison  with  the 
throttle,  both  of  said  springs  being  adapted  to  flex 
whereby  the  element  may  be  shifted  for  ..pening  the  valve 
while  the  throttle  is  closed 


1,471,984.  APPARATUS  FOR  DISTILLING  VOLATILE 
IMPURITIES  FROM  THE  LTBRICATING  OIL  OF 
INTBRNAIy-COMBUSTlON  ENGINES.  Ebvest  E. 
SwEBT,  Detroit,  Mich.,  assignor,  by  mesne  assignments. 
to  Harold  H.  Emmons,  D«>trolt.  Mich  Filed  Sept.  30, 
1919.     Serial  No.  327,444.     11  Claims,      i  Cl.  123— 196.> 


1-^ 


^- 


ti  i'  : 2:1 1 


■i3     "- 


mSipSZ 


■■■■■IWMpoMPMimefvv'M) 


1.  In  an  internal  combustion  engine,  in  combination,  a 
fan,  an  oil  lieating  chamber  in  rear  of  the  fan,  a  source 
of  heat  adjac*'nt  the  heating  chamber  nnd  separated  there- 
from by  a  channel  adapte<l  ro  coiiv.  y  air  from  the  fan, 
means  for  conveying  oil  to  atid  from  the  heating  chamber, 
and  means  for  controlling  the  flow  of  air  through  said 
channel  in  accordance  with  the  temperature  of  the  oil  in 
the    heating   chamber. 


1.471,98.'i.        FLASHLIGHT     HOLDER.        Ci.arkncx     E. 

Tower,  New  ILaven,  Conn.     T'iled  May  1."..  1922      Serial 

No.   .-560,974.      1    Claim,      (Cl.   248  —  20.) 

A  device  of  the  character  described  comprising  a  clamp 
designed  for  engagement  upon  n  support  ami  including  a 
pair  of  curre  mating  strips  fornKnl  at  one  end  with  Inter 
fitting  knuckles  and  having  their  <  ther  ends  formed  with 
apertured  ears,  a  clamping  screw  passing  through  said 
ears  and  carrying  a  clamping  nut,  n  bolt  passing  through 
■aid    knuckles,    a    second   clamp   designed    for   engagement 


ras 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBEK  23, 1923 


a'>'ij'  aa  article  to 

hui^<»<:lly  oonaecced  a 

form-^J    wlta    ai»-rr ■;»■•■, 1    t^'irs   engagt-d    upon    the    threaded 

ei:'l    >'  said    b')l:.    -I'li    .i    nur   scn^wed    -  uto    said    bolt    and 


hiivliik;  an  elongat'  ■! 
outer aiost  ear  of  tr: 
riam»^d  clamp  bt-i-.^  : 
meat  at  ou,:  sidf     •   I 


1,4 


t::  ;<■>-: 

I  N :?  K  i 

■T 

R.-.i   r 

-'b     f, 

',  ♦'_ 

(Cl     4:;- 

-^121 

hiinitin?  the  ope  11  in:: 


»•  i-Jlv 


!"er    por' 


»hank    iH)rtii>n   <Mi;:a_'iii^'    a«;:iinsr    'he 
seooud    named    (:l.i:u;i     said    s-'-co;  d 
ivotally  mounted  for  swiiu'lng  mov-- 
h>-  rirst  namt'd  i-lamp. 


TRAP.      Edwin    Voges,   Rlesel,    T^■x. 
:,       Serial    No^    tJlT.aU.      2    Claims. 


1  A'.  ::;s>»;r  triip  :i''  'tiP  character  spei'ifled,  compri."*!!!:; 
a  j^ia'e  having;  a  !->i;:ra]!v-  disputed  openin;;  and  provided 
upon  its  top  gld>'  with  a  marginal  trough,  and  having  in 
li'T  and  iiuter  rims  depending  frum  Its  bottom  side,  the 
inner  rim  being  In  line  with  the  opening,  and  a  flared  rinj? 
supported  at  Ita  Iniier  edge  upon  the  plate  and  over- 
thereof  and  at  its  upper  outer  eilite 


Pon    t^->    inner   upstanding   wall   of    the   trough   with   the 


th. 


rlMi 


rved   and   '/) -rhan^in?   th> 


1.4:1  0'^:     mt;cin  I 

^■•I'iT,     I'ittsburuh, 
Olenn    F,    B  'wmat 
<  Fia-les  F    1  '    .\rea 
1922.      Serial    .No 
^.    A    mucin    dis*d 
mucinous  sf><'retiiii.'? 
tainlng    a    c'>tn[ii,i;n'! 
irrltatii,^   m   mu-o'x 
In    water  .solution,    ;]■ 
alkalinity  not  less  th 
said  a^erit  belnt:  <ub-.- 
or    'oa^Mlants.   .suU-tt, 
5    A    mucin    dl^",! 
muclnijus  gecretlonw   1 
taming  tri-sodlum  ',-h 
wa?>-r   gtdution    of   .s-i 
proximately  norm.i!    ; 
tion    being   gubstanti 
coaiiulants,    substani 


lb 


1.471,98S.       FLIEK 

Waterholsc,    Kei.-I 

Serial   No.    605.59:i 

1.    In    fller-spinnlnij 

gupporting  meang   th 

tatably    on    said    sup 


•itwardly    and    down- 

tri,,i],'h 


IS.^OLVIM;  agent      rr..4Br.\CE  '' 

Fa,,     assignor     of     ttiree^fourth.o     r,, 

Tiakmont.    Fa  .    and    one-f.mrth    to 

rs.  Fltt-sburi;h,  Fa.      F'lled  May  2'). 

.•it5.T,921,      8    Clairufl.       '  C\.    IBT  —  i*.. 

■ing    medicinal    ai;en:    for    removing 

ihering  to  surfaces  cf  the  body,  con- 

jf  an  alkali  metal  which  1.^  non 
membrane^  and  substantially  stablf- 
i  which  yields  in  water  solution  an 
nn  a  pH  value  of  approximately  9  .""i. 
mtially  free  from  mucin  preolpitants 
nftally   as  described. 

ing  medicinal  agent  for  removing 
ihering  to  surfaces  of  the  body,  con- 
sphat'^  and  sodium  chlorid  In  dilute 
h  concentration  as  to  form  an  ap- 
hysiol  igical  salt  8olr]ti.)n.  said  sid'i 

■  y    free    from    mucin    pri^clpitants   or 

lly    as    described. 


la 


Fai.vcB  FRiNCE8.MrrH  and  I>avid 
ijpy.  England,  Filed  I>ec.  8,  1922. 
"^  6   Claim*.      fCl.    118— 57.i 

and  analogous  machines,  a  flier, 
refor,  said  flier  being  mounted  ro- 
orting    means,    n     rnhnlnr    neck    ei 


•■  held  and  including  a  pair  of  strips 
r  one  end  and  having  their  other  ends 


tending  from  said  tli.T.  an  aperture  in  .said  filer  gup 
porting  means  abov..  said  tubular  neck,  a  stationary 
member    located    in     said    aperture    ui    said    .^upportin,' 


m.;in-i.    and    an     ecf.-ntri' 
starioriai'v    niemiier,    t^r 
asially   of  said    t^ilmia-    n. 


iiy     dt>iti(is.'i  j 
>'    purpose    u 


as^age     in    said 
-'Hiding    thread 


1,471.M9.      n  iN\  EU'riHi.i;    u.vkk 

Fairmont.    ^^■     \"a        I'il-d    .\;j::     .'', : 
r.>.'.,4.')y.      1    Claim.      i.C!     .j-^      lU.  > 


ni.'-u\ 


I       We!S. 
•erl,i!    No. 


The     combination     with     a     garden     rake     head     having 
tertrinally     sliarpHUed     fHTUianent     t<eth,     of    hollow     ter 
mlnaily    blunt    removable    teeth    fitted    upon    and    housing 
said   permanent   teetti. 


1.471,990.  METH<>I>  OF.FORMIN*;  FATED  CON- 
CRETE BLOCKS  rvHf  H  S  Wkht.  Kendallvllle.  Ind. 
Filed  .\ug,  31,  1921.  Serial  No.  497.142i.  3  Claimi. 
iCi.   18 — 60.) 


1  Tbe  method  of  forming  concrete  blocks  having  a 
face  provided  with  facing  material  distinct  from  the 
material  of  the  main  portion  of  the  block,  which  con- 
sists In  first  forming  the  main  portion  of  the  block,  re- 
moving the  top  surface  of  said  main  portion  of  the 
hlo.  k    before    It    has    become    fully    get,    wetting    the    top 


OcTouicB  23,  1'j23 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


79'.' 


surface  left  on   the  main   portion   of  the   block   with   lime 
water   containing   water   glass   In   solution,   applying   the 
facing   mixture   to   the   wetted   surface,   and   tamping   said 
facing   mlxturi'    Into    Intimate   union    «ith   said    main   por 
tlon  of  the  block 


1,471, '.)91.  FLUSH  VALVE  FOR  MILK  A(;1T.\T1  N(J 
TANKS.  (Jeorgc  S  Whitb,  Washington,  I)  C,  as- 
signor to  Oeorge  P.  Sacks,  Bradl'v  Hills,  Md.  Piled 
Sept.  9.  1921.  Serial  No  499.50:;  :!  •■intms  (Cl 
13T— 21.) 


1.  'Ihe  coniliitiation  with  a  cylindrical  tank,  of  an 
abiitnent  reuiuvaldy  seiured  in  the  tank  flush  with  the 
surface  thereof,  a  material  conveyer  leading  from  the 
tank  beyond  the  abutment,  a  plate  valve  mounted  for 
rotary  movement  with  respect  to  the  abutment  and  con 
trolling  openings  in  said  abutment,  a  stem  connected  to 
said  valve  to  permit  free  axial  movement  of  the  valve, 
said  valve  stem  extending  longitudinally  of  Bald  con- 
veyii.  self  grinding  mounting  for  the  stem  arranged 
in  said  conveyer  remote  from  the  valve,  and  a  spring 
bearing  betwe.  n  said  stem  and  valve  to  compel  a  self 
grinding  action  of  the  valve  on  the  atiutment  and  of 
the  .St. 'in    in    itv   mounting  during  operation   of   the   valve. 


1,471.992,  MOTOR  STAND.  Cou.nei.u  s  R.  Wi(;\ess 
and  HAiiuv  W.ai.teu  Sahl.  Harlan,  Iowa.  Filed  Jan 
D'l,  1922       S.rl.il  No   529.5.1,'.      .3  Claims.     (Cl.    29— 89  » 


1.471.99;f  .MORTISING  AND  I'.OHINO  M.\'  li 
Ci.i.vToN  (.,  Wilderson.  Leetonia.  Ohio,  a^^iL;nl 
The  1,'rescent  Machine  Coaipan.v.  Leetonia,  ''n 
Corpiir.ailon  of  Ohio  Filed  .-ipr.  29,  1921.  S.ria 
4.;.-.,4iu      3  Claims.      tCl.  144—78.) 


INE. 


No 


Hp' 


1.  A  motor  stand  comprising  a  supporting  structure, 
a  shaft  journnled  thereon,  one  end  of  said  shaft  being 
offset,  a  motor  supporting  bar  arranged  at  a  right  angle 
to  said  offset  extremity  and  rigidly  supported  thereby, 
said  bar  having  a  longitudinal  slot,  and  means  for  pre- 
venting rotation  of  the  shaft  with  said  bar  in  any 
desired  position. 


1  In  n  niortising  macliinr.  a  frame,  a  iixe.i  iif^trlnL' 
member  on  the  frame,  a  h(»llov\  shaft  rotatalny  niountci' 
in  said  bearing  but  fixed  against  longitudinal  movement, 
guides  extending  downwardly  from  said  beaiing  member 
and  secured  thereto,  a  spiudle  In  the  hodow  shaft  ar- 
ranged to  be  driven  thereby  and  adapted  for  reciproca- 
tion therein,  a  glide  mounted  !.»-tweeii  the  K'lide.s,  a  ion 
nectlon  between  the  spindle  and  the  slide  whereby  the 
spindle  and  slide  are  reciprocated  togethei',  a  hollow 
chisel  <'onnecfed  to  the  slide  and  arranged  to  be  moved 
therewith,  and  a  boring  tool  mounted  in  the  spmdle  and 
extending  t.hrough  the  slide  and  chisel. 


1,471.994.  OIL  FILTER.  (•ak\eii  Wool.  Fort  Wayne, 
Ind.,  assignor  to  Wayne  Oil  Tank  and  Pump  rotnpany. 
Fort  Wayne,  Ind..  a  Corporation  of  Indiana.  Filed 
Mar.  10,  1920.  Serial  No.  364.6G6  4  Claims.  (Ci. 
210—44.) 


4.        "  P 

1  liiiS  C'^fiji 


1  In  a  hatch  filter  uf  the  character  Indicated,  in 
combination  with  a  general  container,  having  a  pricipi 
tation  chamber  within  the  same:  a  filter  strainer  also 
within  said  container,  an  external  gravity  connection 
between  said  precipitation  chamber  and  filter  and  mcnis 
for  applying  external  heat  to  said  gravity  connection. 


1,471,995.      STOP    MECHANISM.      Linnaei.s    E     I.  muh. 

Fort    Wayne,    Ind.,    assignor    to    Wayne   Tank    vV    Pump 

Company,  Fort  Wayne.  Ind..  a  Corporation  of  Indiana. 

Filed    Oct.    10.    1922.      Serial    No.    593.570.      3  Claims. 

(CI.   221  —  103.) 

1.   A     shaft    with     a     plurality     of     machine     e  ements 
longitudinally    mounted    thereon    and    adapted    to    !>e    ro 
tated    a     part     rotation     and     means     on     s.nld     el.Mnonts 


>(»0 


to  .-isi-r-  '.*  .■  for 
side  of  r  >•  :,ositi. 
forw  aid    (.1.  - 1!  :.,M 


liward   rotation   of  any  of  snid  element.    '    and     -onnectinK    the    adjacent    , nds    thoreof.    and    means 


by    the    backwi 
.n-';r"     • ;;        '  ■:\  ■»?\v'i 
•  lih.-r   side   of   *h 
in  the  i;aid  b.TckwT 


i.4;i.t)t)<;      >i  K( 

7   Claims.      ill. 


t5.  lij  iiij  of)':  a: 
portions  if  diff'  If! 
said  lenses  m  op.  : 
taxt  ously  rotitinj 
means,  each  >ns  • 
at  an  mii;lf  •>.  ' 
descrlbod. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETIE 


<  )CTOisEK  28.  1923 


ird    rotati.n    of    ail    ►■!.  ments    on    on 
'\\   rotated   'dement   rot   already   in   the 
ill!    nie.:riH    oij    sai.i    «>lements    adapte.J 


for  actuatinif  gaid  econtrie  m- ans  To  came  an  eijual 
anKUlar  movt-nirnt  of  said  hi-aice  nip-mbcrs  about  the  pivot 
points  of  said  ••ccentrlr  nn-a:)*,   xiihstaii tially  as  des.Tiiied 


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■i-r  it;on    of    a;i>    nf    <:,\.\    .]   •,)  .o.ti    to 

rd     rotation    of    ai!     »-l.Mn.-nts  nv.     the 

osii-)v.-ly    ror!i'<d    .>!pnv  r-    :o.r  ij   .'ily 
rd   position 


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i.47i,i<!«s     VAKiAi'.r.i:  si'p:ei)  tkan.smissid.s.     uan 

iEl.  VV  liu:s>.;oLL,  Nrw  York,  N.  Y  a>si»;iHjr  to  Drls.-oll 
I'atfn-f,  i-inpaiii.  Wi)nnn„-(oii.  I>.-1,  .i  Corporation  of 
Delaware.        > '..nr  i-ma  t'on     of     applir:iriou     S.  rial      \^ 

''■'■■     -+     I'.HM       s.-ial    .\  i     :-;»:]. 
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•■     ippii'-ntion    fli>  .1 


levice.  a  pa:r  .f  I.  n-ies  .vo-h  having 
foci.    s'ipp..r'i"_-    ::..M,:^    mHintainlni; 

Htivp  rel.atio:;  ;ind  [1..01UM  for  glmul- 
aid     ;ensp^     ^irhi.'i     -aid     -iupportiDK 

In,'  r<>tatabl»'  ano'ir  tn  axi.s  •'xr^ndin^f 
plau"    .<f    thf    ;.Ti~.    »'U.xtantialiV    a« 


1  I"  a  variabl.'  .■[..■.■d  v  i  s-rnt-fsio-,  rne.Vanigm. 
oomtinatDn  of  an  .'lonL-nf  ro  h..  <ir)v<Mi  which  has  a 
face  of  revolnrlon,  an  Impell'T  h.  vine  "  working  faci^ 
is  roniptpno-iit.il  r,  saj.1  >urf;ir,.  ,,f  rovolntiori  an  -■ 
trie  that  i.s  mounted  on  daSd  center  of  revolution,  ni 
for  osrIHafinif  sail  .«.  ...ntric,  said  im;>.-ller  N-lnR  niou 
on  ^ald  pcrentrl'-,  nml  rlifid  m-an*  for  efTertins  th' 
turn    stTokf   of    ,,ii,i    mifllfo 


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Ohio,    a    '    >r[i 
Serial   No    .-...■ 


lU.'c.f.D    W    Cl.irk,    Alliance,  Ohio. 
.\Uiarj::»-    \Ia'-*iin.'    iompaiiy,    Alliance, 
lion    of    r»hio        Filed     I  i.'C      \:<      :921. 
1-H   Llaims       (CI.    IS.-s— 174.< 


1.471,S99       ATTOMORII.K    TlMKll       Wiii.mvi    II 

I'ou^l.i-     1..VV  ,,!ii,,      \I.,.,-     ,1:,;     .\,u,itv      \ljrh  ,    a 
of  OMPh.alf   '■•->   Rn-ma    Kaymond.    Knrri.-nn,   Mich 
.^'1,'     n      ^^<•.'_>       .Serial    No     r,Hi,L>r.n        ',    r]-:]-^< 
2(X)— 26  ) 


.'lior 


3    Th 

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Cm.  r 


in  ;•  rnal 

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)~i  n.ii 
a  dis- 


'■otn-iinati,,! 
lint ;  ]|iiitlni: 

tntiutor  -shaft  pu(iitn)nf.l  within  the  .•jrcle  formed  liy  said 
ounta(  tg  and  revolving  with  naid  engine  ;  a  hob  nmovablv 
mounted  on  sal  1  nhaft  so  a-  to  inolve  therewith,  but  free 
to  oHclllate  thereon,  and  a  contact  brn-^h  removahiy 
mountfd  on  the  outer  eifr»'mlty  of  said  spring  and  adapt- 
lid  shaft  revolv.'s.  to  »»nga_'i.  succenslvoly  witli 
!id   coiitactH. 


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V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


801 


1.472,000  STOP  LKVER  F^ank  K  Fehhi.s.  I».  froit 
.MIfh.,  MSMignor  to  S<>e(«ie  dii  Carbnrateiir  I. yon. 
l-'nino'     a      orpor,  t  ion   of  Frani-e       Kiletl  Anu     1  •>     i;i'.!12 

S4-ri.ii  N.,    ->sn<io<»     y  rininis      n'l    74     n  . 


projciting   from   si.id    iranie   an<l   having   a   rewss   dis- 
•  1    irion.  diat  I  !v    '.n.  ;ith    said    Ucre,    .and    ad.'ipl'-.i    'o    re 


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I.    In    .a    -ioi'    l''v.r.   a    main    liody    having   an    arm    com     | 
pri-int;    ..v  ■■rl.appcii    poition.s   cxtiOHling    out    of    parallelism    i 
and    torniing    a    tapciad    o[»'ning    for    ai!    .adjuslatde    Httip, 
thr    purti'ius    formini;    the   walls   ol    sjuit   op'  ninK   iieing   ca 
paMe    of    a    ^;rr.iI.T    yl»diliiig    nxiveiiieiit    at    the    nuiall    end 
of    said    .fxnirii.'    tlijiii    at    the    Itiriji     .iid    there. .f     >nl»st:in 
tlalK      •-    'le-.  ril..  .1 


.i!\.  ^.lii!  lioK.  ,1  plate  HI  cured  to  said  sash  covering  the 
opetinm  thiTein  .10. 1  l)a\Mig  a  key  Imle  «lot  receiving  said 
kcv 


l,47Jii'M         S'^■^1KM     ANli     Ali'.UtAlI  S     Kdi;     NKHiiK 
(■(•NTHOl.        loMN    .V     IUj-I'Fui.En.    Ka.st    OTanui  ,    N     .1 
assignor    to    (ieo*:-al    Ele^-tri*'    Company,    a    < 'oriiorii  i  i..n 
of   New   Tori,        I'll.    I   Tell     i:?.    VXIW       Seri.al   No    Cls  >:<.", 
:<    CI.Min-        It  I      172      17'.t,i 


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I  47l.',(«».S       .vriOMMHII.K   TOWINC   KKAMK      Hknrt    M 

lloi  r.    New    Y.irk,    N     Y.      File,!   Apr,    12.    J022.      Serial 
No.    551. .Vdl.      ti    <   :,iirns        -CI     204-  -s2.  i 


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1  .*ii.  .luioiiioliile  towing  frame  which  comiirit^es  .a 
cros^  yoke  har  .  .\tcnding  transversely  of  the  machine  at 
thi.  .  nd  thereof,  .in  :idjUBtable  stspiwrting  member  at  each 
end  ot  said  ross  yoke  bar  to  engag*  with  the  sides  of  the 
auioiuoliilc.  a  loii;;itudiDally  extending  nieinb«'r  connected 
to  th  .  ross  yoke  iiir,  said  longitudinally  cxteiiding  mem- 
ber «>xten(litig  under  tlie  ii.xle.  cluinpitii:  [)latcs  on  said 
longlitidinally  ■  \tciiding  member  adnt>ted  to  engage  the 
•axle  .and  nicans  for  connecting  the  towing  .apparatus  to 
the  ir;itii.  at  a  ffiTti  between  the  cross  yoke  bar  and  the 
inn.  r    .oid    of    ih      !■  liirimdinally    extending    member. 


1      ,\    moi.'i    loiili.dler    comprising    a    ih»s>slal    arianuid 
to    iie    included    in    lb"'    motor    circ'ult   and    having    an    ad 
Justable    menilier    loi    varying   at   will    the   amount    of    ihe 
resistance  of  said   rh  ostat   wliicii   is  to  lie  retained   In   ttw 
motor    itreiiii.    .lo     .  ,i  cl  roniagnel  ic    swif.-h    for    shoit     .if 

euitint;     the     poi  uon     of    the    resistuni f    said     rheosta! 

whii  h  fs  t.i  I"  .\:.;'M'f<:  froni  the  tnotor  circuit,  ami  .■.m 
neclioiis  Nihefiis  the  .sal«l  switch  is  .oiergized  lo  .  lo^.^ 
«ubKtanIiall\  -iinalturrt-ttuwly  with  th.'  tonne,  lion  of  the 
motor  to  a  s,,nr.  .•  .  f  supply  wh'-n  the  ainonnt  of  the  re 
slHt.mce  ..I  >ai<l  rbiostat  whli'b  is  to  Ih^  retiiiiied  in  the 
mof.o-  cir.  nil  i-  .-omparatively  high  and  th"  s.aid  switch 
in  ■Mil  rglz.d  to  lost-  responsi  Vi'l,\  to  the  speed  of  tlie 
niof.ir  wh.-n  the  amount  of  the  re«istanct'  .if  said  rheo 
Btnt  which  IS  to  !■:  ret.aitii'd  in  the  motor  .  iimil  i^  ■■oin 
parativejy   !.•« 


l,472.f.04  MOIl.  KdKM  Christ<>J'HEr  C  .7onk.><,  Chip- 
Wy.  Ca  Filed  June  28,  1921  Serial  No.  4.'»1,072. 
1    <'|aiin.       (f!     2r.      130.) 


\\  vi.TEK    i:     Iloi.T,    l.oris, 
Serial    No.    550,722.       1 


1,471,002      VlNlKiW    .^ASII 

R.    ("        Filed    Apr.    8,     1922. 

Claim.   •  iCI     20-^  -5(5  1  ) 

The  combinatl on  of  a  sash,  and  mejins  for  retaiidng 
a  gbtHS  panel  In  the'  saah.  naM  saxh  haviuK  a  Iransvorse 
•IMBing  is  the  top  thereof  and  n  vertical  bore  Intersect- 
tag  saU  vcM'BiBK,  .sni(  means  ci>iMprt»iug  a  sl^ere  like 
■enber  arrangetl  in  sakl  Imre,  a  sprini;  pre»*8e4l  loekiHK 
hmit  opemling  in  s.iid  slf^ve,  said  sleeve  baving  opposed 
•tots,  n  pin  projeeiing  frem  aaid  bolt  and  through  Mild 
•lota  and  ndaptefl  to  reeeive  n  kej  for  operating  said 
holt,  a  panel   retainlBg  frame  positloaed  in  said  misM.  n 

.II 5  O.  0.-62 


A  mold  of  th-  I  lass  described  comprising  int.  rior  and 
exterior  niemle  rs,  each  member  consisting  of  side  and 
end  pieces  ami  cirner  pieces,  said  side  and  end  pieces 
having  rec«>sses  tlieroln  for  recelviag  parts  of  the  corner 
[lieces.  lugs  at  the  ( nds  of  the  side  and  end  pieces  and 
said  jiieces  havitig  notches  in  their  ends  adjacent  the 
lugs,  staples  oa  the  corner  plecea  eug.aging  said  notches 
anil  pins  for  engas^iDg  the  staples  and  resting  against 
the   li'gs 


1,472.005      (JU.Mil)  FOR  MOTOR  VEHK  LES  AN1>  THE 

T.IKF.     Jons  William  Jonb&,  Auckland,  New  Zealand. 

Filed    May    7.    1021.      Serial    No.    467,(599.      3    Claims 

tCI.  2«0 — 153.) 

1.  .\   goard   for   motor   and   other  Tehiclea,   conprUIng 
*tays  Rprnred  to  the  vehlde.  a  ctiard  plate  htag«d  at  the 


^02 


lower  ends  of  snt  1  ■ 
mis    ami   arrani:L'(l 
hide  whe'ls,  saiil   \i 
covor    substantiallv 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  23, 192S 


ays  for  movem<"nt  about  a  horizontal 
at    the  cater  sid«?   of  on*'  of  thp   w 
fite  t)elng  impf^rforatp  and  adaptod  t" 
th«'    entirp   Inwor    half   of   thf    whppl. 


downwardly    and    oitwardly    ^luplnu    .irm>    irrinc'^d    b' 
twepii    th>'  pljicf  and  wheel  for  liniifinc  the  niovfmi^nt   nf 
rhe  platt^  towards  said  wheel,  and  springs  normiilly  >'au« 
inc  said   plate   to   reit   on   ^ald  arms 


1  4T-'.tK)r,     MErrHop  anh  aftaratj  s  ior  tiik  kk 


IHTTION        OF 
MOI.TKN   MET  A 
Filed    (Xt.    3.     Ifi 
Hi    2M — 34.  > 


IMPURITIES       tONTAMINATIN(; 

,.S        Lr.EWEfLYV    .lOVES.    Munri,.    Ind 
Serial    No     .'f»2,041        ^    ilnim^ 


1     In    the    production   of    nietaU    for    fmindry    iisen,    the 
pro<'ess    which    conisists    in    passltij;    raolten    metal    direet 
from   a  blant   fnrnari'   or  i-uixila   through  a    filterint:  rum 
rial   iu  an   open   vesie'   tn  r  nii.ve   th>'  k:rcat.<r   part   of  ^u! 
phnr  and  phosphoruj 


1,472.007       TEA    AVD    'OFFEF    I'OT       Sum  u;i.    .1  .\ks. 
Tarentuni.  Pa.     Filed  Apr    12,  I'fj:;      serial  N.i    fi;il  »'«'.:! 
?.  Claims.      MM    ok — :;  i 


1.   .1  coffp<»  and  t»la 
nally   pxtendtng  pa 
'he    ume    into    n    pk 


pot  comprising  a  body,  a  longltndi- 
ition  arranged  in  th»>  iKidy  dividini: 
ir    of   Independent    fompartments,    ;i 


spout  for  said  body,  arcuate  pa-snagewaya  connecting  the 
compartments  with  the  spout,  sliding  valves  for  controlllnif 
the  flow  of  liquid  through  said  passageways,  and  a  handle 
for  the  body,  and  menrs  dispiis«'d  iidjaeeiit  to  said  handl»- 
fiir   operatini;    «niil    slid'^    val^    ■< 


1.47_'.0<ts 
Dirk  A 

Sf^rial  N' 


'■h.vn<;kaiu.e    kxiiibitor    for    cars. 

Kleiman.  iijden.   Ttah       Filed   Mar.   IS,   1922. 

'    ,'>44,S7ri       n    riairns       (CI.   40     •>•_>.  » 


2.  .\!i  '\hi*.itnr  luniiii:  nii  ^hitiitci  iioMiiler.  an  actuiit^ 
i.'i::  iii'N'd.in  :s!ii  j,,  [icri'Mlir'n  I  !v  in..\c  said  member  In  the 
sa'iK'  ilir.c'Mnii,  a  •ipriiu  nio'or  !o  <'\i>rnd  its  energy  to 
driv  said  ni> ''haiii-iii,  and  nii'ans  ii|nTable  tlirough  move- 
ment of  said  iiuThan  ism  iri  tto'  intervals  iK'fween  opera- 
tiiir;s  of  till-  iv'i: I'Utir  m>Trifn'r  'k  I'ewirid  .njiid  spring  motor 
witlioiit  alT''ifni_'  r!i.-  i|ir'<'iion  ..f  iiinfment  of  the  e\hild- 
tiir    iniTi,l..'r 


i.47-',iio'.<     .\iMAii. vrrs  K)R  t  ()NSFuviN(;  (;as.  oil,. 

AND  other  H,tII»S  Jamk.s  Buyer.  KMiiiix,  E! 
Pano,  T>i.  riled  Nov.  7.  1921.  Serial  No.  513. 57«. 
4  Claims.      M"!     10:5—232  i 


J^   46 


1.  In  apparatus  of  the  <  lass  descrilied  the  r(imbInatior> 
with  a  casing  and  tubing  thert'in.  of  a  easing  head  hafing- 
an  orifice  for  receiving  gas  under  pressure  to  direct  It 
between  thf  easing  and  tubing  to  elevate  liqvdd  within 
the  tubing,  a  screen  through  which  liquid  is  forced  when 
flowing  from  the  casing  to  the  tubing,  a  tapered  nipple 
supp«irted  t>y  the  tubing  a»d  within  the  screen,  and  a 
thimble  seated  within  the  nipple  and  including  n  tubular 


OCTOBEB  23. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


803 


shell,  a  tubular  shaft  within  and  spaced  from  the  shell, 
said  shaft  being  closed  at  its  lower  end,  means  for  closing 
the  space  Ntween  the  lower  ends  of  the  ahell  and  shaft, 
said  shaft  having  a  gas  port  adjacent  Its  closed  end  open- 
ing Into  the  shell,  and  mi  an's  for  directing  gas  under  pres 
sure  Into  the  shaft,  said  tulie  terminating  at  its  upper 
end  below  the  upper  end  of  the  tubing 


1,472,010  BINDER.  Jamks  \V  Kkik.ma.  Myrtb-  Minn 
Filed  Dec.  4.  1922.  Serial  No  G04,948  H  ClaimH 
(CI     24      11,')) 


1  K  sliock  binder  comprising  in  couibinaf ion  with  a 
flexible  meiidur  a  shock  engaging  member  secured  to  one 
•  nd  tlieiT'iif,  a  sleivi'  sliil.ilile  Ulioii  ttie  tleilble  member, 
a  flexibie  mcmloT  .■ii;,'a;;liig  iim  ins  (■.•irried  by  th.'  sleeve 
and  eombiried  means  fi>r  sicuiing  ilii'  flexible  memb«  r  en- 
gaging mtans  to  t(;e  Hb'i\  •■  and  fur  holding  tlic  latter 
against  slidiiig  movement 


cooperating  with  the  balanced  impeller,  a  shaft  on  which 
the  unbalanced  imjieller  is  mounted,  located  eccentric.illy 
of  said  crank  shaft  and  spaced  a  pr' determined  distance 
therefrom  nnd  means  for  drlvitig  said  last  mentii  ned 
shaft  at  the  same  spied  as  said  crank  shaft 


1.472,011.      liASE  EXCnAN(;E     SILhATF.     AND     I'UOC 
ESS    (IF     I'KFI'AKINO     THE    S.\.MH.      VoM,     K      Dee, 
Chicagip,    111  .    assignor    to   The    Horroniite   Company    of 

America,  t'bicago.    [11  .  a  inrporutii f   Illinois.      Filed 

Oct.    S.    1020       Serial    No     41.'. 524        12    Claims.       (CI. 

23    -13.1 

11.   A    base  exchange   silicate,    c.oiiprising    natural    liase 

exchange  silicate  particles    having  a   coating   of   artificial 

base   exchange  silicates 


1,472.012  METHOD  OF  BAI.ANfTNG  DISTI'RBINO 
FORCES  .\NI)  COri'LES  WHICH  ARE  PRODUCED  1  .S 
A  RECIPROCATIN<;  ENCiNE.  Charles  L£onard  Ab- 
MA>D  MAt  EKE  Lbbunc,  Paris  France,  assignor  to  So- 
v\^X.k  Anonyme  pour  rF:xploltatlon  des  Precedes  Mau 
rice  I^eblanc  Vickers.  Paris.  France  Filed  Aug.  3,  1921. 
Serial  .No    4S0.0OO      3  Claims,      i  Cl    123— 1/> 


1.  In  combiniitioti  with  the  cylinders  and  pistons  of  ,t 
two  cycle  engini',  a  crank  shaft,  separate  piston  ro<is  Ite- 
tween  the  shaft  and  the  separate  pistons,  and  mean^  for 
delivering  air  under  pressure  to  the  engine  and  for  ba! 
ancing  the  engine,  comprising  a  blower,  consisting  or  r. 
casing  located  on  the  frame  of  the  engine  and  comrounl 
eating  with  a  cylinder  of  the  engine,  a  balanced  Impeller 
mounted  on  t-nld  crank  shaft,  and  located  in  said  casing, 
an    unbalanced    Impeller   located    within    aald   casing   and 


1, 472.01::  SAW-CUMMIN*  i  M.VCHINE.  Robkht  W 
McI.EAN.  Bridgewater,  Mass  ,  assignor  to  Carver  Cotton 
•  iifi  I  onipany.  East  Bridgewater,  Mass..  a  Corporation 
of  .MassH(hiis..its  I'lled  July  26,  1922.  Serial  N.. 
577.r.77,      4.''.   Claim.'-        i  C]     76-    -32.  t 


1  A  saw  giiinmini:  ma<'!iini'  i-iiiu;  i  i-iir.;  a  lon;-'i!udiiiHlly 
niovalile  rotary  stafl.  a  ji!uraiil\  i^f  indrj.i  uilin  t  sllpport.^ 
mouiili'il  to  swiriL'  tliMeuii.  ;i  til'  '«ii;i(i  rn.  ml/ •<■(]  iii  tiear- 
ings  In  each  suppoit  and  exH'iMtmu  a!  an  aiii:l(  tn  said 
hrst  nam<'(i  stiaft,  a  (ii>c  fib'  srciind  tn  carh  tile  shaft, 
means  fnr  t  ransniif  tiiii;  niuiini,  ..f  ri'iaiioii  nf  said  first 
shaft  to  the  s<'veral  (lie  shafts,  and  mtans  for  imparting 
intrrmittent   lon;:itudiiial   nio\ein   nt    to   said   first   shaft. 


1.472.014.  TEMI'I.K  IMH  t  i  INSTK  rCTK  "N  StK!  IIKV  ,T 
Ci.ii.EE.  .\ttlelioro.  .Mas,-  Filnl  Nov,  2'-  1022  Serin! 
N(i.   003,77'-.      14    Cl,iim>        iCl.    ,'.,'*-^    ,'>2.  i 


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1.    In    eyeglass    construction     a    temide    bar    having    a 
I    main  bixly  portion  of  celluloid,  a   noibd  metallic  ext<  nsinn 
s<'cur(>(l    tiiiTi'tu    .and    extending    rearwat^lly    titer nf,    and 
a  coili'il  crliuli.iil  extension  snrronniiin'.'  said  'oiled  metal 
lie   extension. 


1.472,n1.'.  S.SND  HI.  vsr  .MiZ/.I.i:.  Ki<  n Ani>(i c-iufit.v 
Chicago,  111.  Fibil  .Mar.  ."it,  liMs  Serial  .No,  22."n7-^». 
7    ci:,iriw       (Cl.   .M       11    , 


4.   The    combination    of    a    casing    providing    a    mixing 
chamber,  a  sand   inlet  ojwnlng  into  stiid  mixing  chamber. 


80t 


dn  uir  Qouie  arra 
low  the  sand  Inlet, 
central  relatively  li 
tirely  axnall  urlflfe; 
Set"  and  art-  int-liiH 
air  inlet  Jirnl  a  di^ 
on  the  side  rhert'of 
&ore  tub-stantlally  i 


n»ed 


1,47:J,01«.       I'nl.V 
York.   N.    V       t^l^l 
d  Claims.      (CI.  : 


OFFICIAL  GAiSETTK 


Otnxjufcii  23,  iy23 


to  direct  air  Into  said  ■:hauiber  !u. 
said  air  uozzle  iR-liik;  ;>rovided   with   n 
rt;t:  iirifire  and  with  s!iii|il»-in.'ii  r.i  1  r>'la 
.   which   Inrttr  surrL.und   tb>'   maiu    iiri 
J  i-u  ,is  fii  point    ill    frii?it     if   I  Lc   rii.iin 
(•har;.'i>    i..'zz|..    s.-."ir''.l     ■  -     s.n-!     ■ii-.lrn; 
opposite  said  .iir  [luzilf  .iDrl  haviuij  its 
ilitienu'iir  with  the  '  eiitral  air  Mritl'''' 


—1.* 


further  havlne  an  I'^jitiinn  .r  opfiiiiijfs  for  nue  ur  more 
srrews  prwiUiiit'  L;a((»"<  tiir  irivum  »ir«'W  hiilfK  up  thrt>uj.'U 
the  shoe  Fiole.  a  wood,  ri  <i..'|  ihnuih  a  i-Hvity  in  its  iii>p«'r 
face  freely  receiMnir  ll..'  ti.-«I  pialt-  ii  ud  eiialdiUK  adjut-i- 
Uiftit  of  th.'  hf-l  ..\.T  th.'  s.lt.  la  ,11  dir.TtliiiiH  ti>  fit  tli.- 
hf*l  t<<  the  b"dy  '■!  t  h«'  sti'if  and  a  si  rew  ur  screws  pajweil 
diiwti  thrMiii:h  rh-  siTfW  i.|iei)lu^'  or  i,it>eliliiK->"  In  the  nolf 
ami  ill  the  heel  i-iatc  i;i!,,  ti.e  tj"d>  of  the  he.d  and  rtccen 
sililp  wittiin  Ml.  illy).-  t'.r  draw  nil.;  tiie  ht-el  flrmly  up 
aKaiiiM  the  heel  plat-  niid  sole  wnli  Its  e.l^t.^  tu  cdosv 
'i'fini.'  •  Hi;  iji  II  ■  'i:    with  the  body  of  the  Sh.ie 


234 


2.  In  an  apparatus  of  the  character  d'fscribed.  a  re- 
'■ordlntt  mechanism  runiprisiiii;  a  roil  if  pa[»-r  a  recMrdltiti 
pen,  a  tambour  fur  ^peratinK  said  r>en  to  luake  u  record  on 
the  paper,  and  meats  for  adjusting  said  lamlxmr  and  pen 
"o  ln.«ure  vertical  iliiienient  .,f  the  pen  with  respect  'o 
fhe  said  jiaper. 

9.  In  an  apparatus  i-f  the  ihariicter  descnht-d  the  rotn 
tjinatlon  of  record  neceivioi:  pufwr.  a  pen  for  recorditiK  on 
said  pHf)er.  a  tambijur  for  o^>«»rntlnK  said  pen.  a  receiving 
'■up  adapted  to  f>'  iippU'd  at  the  jilace  tlu"  piiUatiun  nf 
which  is  to  t>e  rectirded.  a  tiibirik;  for  ronnei-tin^  said  cup 
sod  taralMiur  and  .i  valve  m  said  rutiint;  f>ir  releasini;  the 
!iir  prews'ire  thereiri  ro  pbn-e  ^ni.j  [)en  ,•,  'er,,  p,.>iti,iti  ;it 
the   b<'cintilnK  of  thi-  rpcon) 


l.  +  T-'.ols       11.  i[,ii   rh.tl 

No.  44;<.',(i :      _■-;  >  i,.in 


li  MLCONNECI  lM\       IKANCIM 
ii.'       !■  ile.i  \f:ir    :.     I'.fjl       Serial 


S,     A    conTet.-    t,,,iti    i  .0111.1  i.-iii^    rail-   ]ir..\iiled    with   ..ui 
standing    jMirtioii^    m    pi-miiniry    t.i    tlieir   adjacent    end*.   ;i 
Joint  metnber  to   tit   ncalnst   said    rails  over  said   portion-, 
and    m»"an«    enKJiiir»'Htdt'    with    said    portious    for    cLamplCK 
said    rremtier  an.i    ntiN    '.'.zerh.'r 


,47l'.iJl7  .SHOK  .K.M»  I'Km  KSS  ul  MAKl.M.  IHK 
8.AMK.  S\LVB«itK  KvAV.s.  Wi  (xlhaven  .V  \  ,  assit'Dor 
to  Joseph  BurKerl  Hro«.klyn.  .S.  V  Filed  Mar  S  lyo.*?. 
Serial   N..    «2.'1..-9f       -  'laiiiw       t(  1.   :>V     .■^4.) 


1.    .V    shoe   haviud  a  sole,   a    substantially    Hat   and    tbin 


heel  plate  having  a 
trlbuted  over  its  fai 
over  the  outsld*i  of 
fasten! n)p<  driven  tl: 
to  the  poNitionini;  oi 


1,472.010       HKAT   .«l.M»  COl.H   IN.Si:r..V'ri  N"  i   RKCEl'T.S 
CI.E      \Sl>     APIWHATCS     l-OR     SUri'ORTINO      .\M> 
FINISIlINt;  THK   SAMK      .Idiix    Howard   Hit'-ii,  Cln 
clnnatl,  Dhl...      Filed    Tun.    ?,   l!).'!       Serial  No    474,544 
5  Claims       iCl    -liO      I  ,• 


number   of    nailinir    perf.. rations   dis 

•e    and    fastTieii    iti    a    selected    [Hisltlon 

the    heel    jxirtion   nf   the   shoe  s(de   by  1.    An  apparatus  .if  the  character  d«.*»M'ri(ird.  cooiprlsloK 

rough   the  njiillnj;  [>erforaii<inn  snited       a  frame  having  a  platform   and  provided   with  an  iidjuti- 

the  plate  '>n  the  sole,  ■iH\,\  heel  plate    j    ihle  cross  hemd  havink:  rin  .iim-iiIhk  to  receive  the  neck  of 


'x'^ 


OcTOBFR  23,  V.>2'A 


r.  s.  PATENT  offict:. 


805 


n  Tessel.  a  tubular  mrmher  mounlod  in  the  plaffortn.  sniil  1,171' 0J2       ('\Ki:  KMNC    hKNiri-:       Fiii^KRtrK  i  H.uii.Ks 

inembT   formini:  a   spot    for  the   \eKse|  and   Imvliis:   iiienas  i        riKKniii.     I\inj:'s     Hcnth      Hlrnilnshfim.     and     .Iamfs 

for  connectinc  it    with   an    .'lir   pump,   ntiil   a    driver  !.ar   in  l!i-;\];5      \'iCTOU    'iKiMK.s.     .Mftseley,     I  linninithnin.     Kii^ 

the     tubular     niern!..  r    nthl     adapted     t..    rariv     a     iiloi;     I..r  l.iU'i         I'ib-d     O,  i       n,     I'.t.J         Stih:     No      r.ri.'!.s]4         ;j 

rloslnii  the  ve.ssel.  i  l,ii!ii>        >i  I     '.•!      J,. 


l,472,(il.H.         KI1.!N<;     SVSTK.M         \Vii.i,i,oi      11       Ip.iMF.s, 
M.innt    \ernoii,    .N     Y,      1  iled    No\     'J,    llt-o       S.  ri:il    No. 

4.'i  /:r.^      2  d.-iiiis,     ii'i.  iL'ii     itv , 


r"7 


«  » 


"r?-;:  i-i;i;.;44]-i-u;x;.! . :". 


I  p- 


■  ee 


1.     \    tiling:  •.\>tein.  i iiiluil iiij;  a   l.:iikiiit:  sheet,  said  back- 
iiig    sheet     heiiic    formed     \vitb    ^-roo^e-    adjacent    its    side 

eiltr.  ^.    .lie    iif    the    K  i  d  e    UaIN    of    e:ii  ll     .,f    s;iJd    UTooVeS    bl'ill;; 

f  rnied  «itli  M[)..i]lnK>.  tb.  opeiiinuN  in  opposite  i.'ro..ves 
i.eiDL'  .1  rr.iiiK''<i  in  staK^erid  relat  ionsbip  ..ne  lo  the  <itlu'r. 
.Mid  utripK  linvim;  eixlw  adapted  to  pas*  tbroiiKh  .said 
openlnirs  nnd  t.i  be  rceeived  In   sjiid   LTOoveH. 


1  (7-.0LM  .MVrillNK  COK  .M'I'LVINC;  HKENFORClNCi 
FII.AMI.NI.s  1(1  I  AlWilCS  I'AIHKK  T.  Ja<  kso.v. 
Cunibridfe.  nnil  •  riAFil,)s  H.  !I<>«aI:i>.  Saiipus,  Mass. 
assi>:nc>rs  t,,  I'apt-r  Products  .Macliinc  (,'oinpaiiy,  Huston, 
Mass,  n  Corporntioii  of  Miiwsju  husctts.  Filed  .lati,  4. 
lOm.     Serial  No.  2011,. "m:!       12  Claims.      (CI.  lol       l.i 


1  K  machine  for  Mpplylnj;  reeiiforrlnB  filaments  to  pa 
per  cotnprlslne.  in  combination,  menn.s  tn  feed  paper 
sheets  reinforced  by  lonirittidlnally  extendlnp  tinspun  fibers 
In  tTtnsTerse  paths,  means  to  sever  sections  from  one  of 
said  sheets,  and  means  pron'essively  tn  feed  said  sections 
la  the  same  direction  ns  the  other  sheet  nnd  to  overtake 
Mid  iheet. 


-     ll,    a    device    for   ...:  n.iinr  ntm^    iced   cakc^     the    romlii 

nation  .il  ;i  rot:ii:iM.-  tabli',  scrap,  r  Ma.l.^  ..i  slaiidai-d  for 
tin  bl.'ides  ri!  ..ne  <ii|.  of  the  tnlile  pi\ote:l  fo  sv\  infr  fh. 
blades  ;i\\;n  trolii  tb.  table,  an.l  a  pivoteil  l.l:i  b,^  n  ..'iiitoo 
on  oiii'  of  the  utbei'  l.laib  s  lo  su  )!,•_■  Into  :ind  out  of 
-.  r,ij..  r    position    tlo'i  .  on 


14T2n.',  >  I  >M.M1  '1  A'l  Ui;  ]■  <  »ii  1  >  ^  .N  AMI)  l.l.l.i  1  H  1  o 
M.\<  l!I\!:S  I.wviiE.NiK  K.  Koo.s.  T<dedo,  Ohio.  Iiici 
.hil.v  --,  I'.iis.  Seri,-il  N..  2PV217  R. 'to. wed  M.'ii  "jo 
vxi':.       ; ::  i  l.'iiu;'-       ,  ri     i ;  i      :;_"i   . 


0,  A  e(oniniii..|for  for  .l\n;no.'  .  b  <  tri.  innebine  coinprls! 
in;;  .■!  plurnHt>  of  sr-ments  .acli  forme,!  of  n  juilr  of  simi- 
lar members,  cacli  member  l;.!\iii-  one  portion  with  radial 
sides  an,l  nioitbo-  portion  with  sisbstantinlly  paralle! 
sides,  the  tbiikiiess  of  th'  latter  portion  be1n^'  such  fhnt 
a   closed  rbnnne!   is  formed   throuRli  each   SPcnienf. 


1.472.024         WlRK-KNAMFIINi;     MAf.MINK         .Ions     A 

I.F.WKi.i.i  ,\.  Toledo,   Ohio       Filed  Aim.   11.   I'.no       Serlnl 

No,   ;nO..''lo       fi  Claims,       iCl.   01       .'»."   1 

1  It)  a  device  of  the  class  drscritied,  the  romhication 
of  an  enanie!  i,;ifh.  nn  oven  ndjacont  thereto,  means  for 
heatinp  snid  oven,  means  for  causing  wire  to  pass  through 
said  enamel  hntli  and  siiltBOfinently  through  saJd  oven, 
means  for  wiihdrawInK  heated  air  nnd  fumes  from  said 
oven  and  means  for  preventing  contact  of  outside  a  r 
with  said  wire  intermrdiatr  .said  Imth  nnd  oven. 

4  in  a  d^vic1^  of  the  riass  described,  the  combination  of 
means  for  applying  a  coat  of  enamel  to  wire,  an  oven 
throntrh  whicti  «nld  wire  i«5  ndatd'-d  tn  lie  passed,  a  pump 


8(>6 


for    withdrawlnjf 
th.'    point 


'       -— -  j  . . 

rawing  air    fruin    naul   ov-n    in    rh»»    vicinity    ,if    '    with   means  for  suppnttinK  a    shade  roller,  and 
of  entmnco  of  sai.l   wir<\   sai.l  oven   having  an       t.,  the   rrspectivf  bar-  n.ij.i  ■-■nr   t..  iiiu\  ljrtwe.-n 


OFFICIAL  CiAZKTTK 


UtTOBEB  23,  102S 


op. nine  to  admit  air  at  a  point  distant  from  said  p<ii[ii  of 
pri'raccf  and  meani  for  adjustlnjr  r!u'  ^\7.'-  of  said  adinis- 


■iiiiii  .ippiiinu 


1, 472,026.        HORsk.SHiiE      ANP      >  AI.K      THKKEFnji. 
John    I'aff,   Allfli'nwii.    I'n  .    :isMj?iiir    r..    I{r\.|>'ti  NVvr 
sJip  fonipany,    N>w   Bninswirk,   N.  J..  :i  ( 'orporiition   of 
N'w    .J*»r8.y        h  ■.ii',]   Jin.    0     i:i22.      S«>rial   No.    .V)0.2"0. 

-■  "'laims,      I  <■!.   ]6>«     :'::  . 


1  A  hnr>**>s 
1  b-saapt-d  p 
thf  hottotn  u 
'inip  ext''ni]!n 
part  of  th»>  to 
portion  and  >' 
portion  Inwar 
ab!''  ti>*  calk 
full  width  of 
a'laptpd  to  be 
the  hpa(J  b»-lnj 
in   thf  ref-eas 

ht'iri;;    of    SUrh 

a   spac>*  separa 

cent   snrf.iop  i 
of  a    too!  to   re 

1,472.026.     S 

Donald  W 

1917,      Per 

A  shade  or 

bars,  one  of 

length  with  t 

other  bar  Is  rec*1 

mounted  In  lo 


v;i<'    -'i  ir.;,ri«l:i< 
■1    ■  X-'T)  iili^'    :i(Tii-;5i 

r<'   l)>'ni_'  .1   rii;,ifr>'.l 

rai-^fii    p'lr'.i'M    nml    rh.'    t>o<l> 

,;•  rf.'t'-*^   f-irnu'd  Iti  'tit'  ra!s>-<i 

rh-^   Mi)t'  r   pnd   of  tht'  rais*'<l 

'ai'^TPd   iioU',  and  a   nplarf 

a    h'Md    "f   stibstantlally    th  ■ 

•  sh.it-   ,ind    ,1    tapered    <<hiink 

t.ipofd   tiole.  thp  iKjttom  at 

a  luir  adapted  to  b*'  recelvd 

■allf  fP'-m   turninu'.  the  punts 

whpn   the  ralk   is    in   pl.T'p. 

of  the   head   from   thf  adja- 

ti.iu   to  permit  the  ins«Ttion 


RTAIN  HOLniN(;  FIXTURE 
rson  Iowa.  Kilid  I'ec.  31. 
1  Ciaim.  (CI.  l."6 — 27) 
flxturt'  conaprlsinjf  flat  metal 
throughout  a  portion  of  its 
dni;  (fuideways  In  which  tht> 
said  bars  arv  adapttd  to  be 
ing  relation  with  paeh  other. 
the  outermo.st  end  sor'iona  of  .*aid  bars  pxtendin^  later- 
ally   and   forming  I  itegral    'ars  ,    said    ear-*   bvlns    formed 


said  .  VHs  having  fhrir  i.peninKs  in  the  same  horisontal 
plan.-  and  adapted  to  rc.-.'ivf  nod  have  sliding  engage 
ment   with   suitable  t'uldps 


1,472,027       I'SKIMATlC   (  ONTHol.  Haiik^    \I     .Sai.vkb. 

Hlo..rnti.'h!,     N       I         i'il<Ht     I  u-       _>4.  i;»_'().     S.rial     No. 

4;!2.!»r.4        IU>n.-w..t    ,<.  pt      J.'      H*-;',  ;    riaimH,       (Cl. 
UU — 114    . 


76 


I  -V  pnt-uuiari.;  r..ii:r..i  ...[!;[, riHirii;  a  .-iurtidn  rlicst.  twi. 
opp<k«ltely  disposed  d:aiihra^'iii.i,  ouf  nf  said  diaphratcms  of 
greater  area  than  th  •  ..rh.r.  a  .-nsini:  forming  a  dla 
phra^m  '•hamtifr  i'nrlus;ni;  thr  larL'>T  diaptira^'m,  a  duct 
conimunicatiaK'  with  tl;.-  iliaptiraum  I'lians'.-r  and  the 
suction  chani')er  aii.i  ai.  a  •ni.>Hi)herir  ilio-r  f,,r  inodifyln- 
tlio  aMion    "f   !hf'   iiictt-n   ■!  !■'' 


1,472.02'*,      ENCINU       .Ikkkkus.. 
City.    I'n  .    Ksiifnor   to    Nati    n 
chine   t'ompai:  \     oil   City.    I'a 
^*>  Iv.inia        1  i|.  ,1    I  let.    7,    lit;  '.I 
'  laini^.        ri     i2l — 153.) 

6 


M<  Bkide     Suakp,    Oil 
1    Transit     l'nrii[i    k    Ma- 
a    <"i>rtiornf ion    nf    I'enn 
■■"•■rial    \..     :;20.(iO7.      li 


1  A  single  lylindt-r  .ntln.'  comprising  in  combination. 
a  power  cylinder,  a  piston  operative  in  ttie  bore  of  said 
'■yliml-  r,  said  '-ylind'  r  being  provided  with  a  plurality  of 
sfeam  passa^PH  I'-ailin.-  to  the  same  end  of  said  cylinder. 
pach  of  said  paa.sag's  having  a  port  communicating  with 
the  bore  of  said  lyllnder.  said  ports  being  differently  poal- 
tlon«»d  as  to  their  proximity  to  the  end  wall  of  said  bore. 
said  cylinder  N'ing  also  provided  with  a  single  release 
passage  ;  a  stpam  chent  carried  by  said  cylinder  with 
which  all  of  said  passages  communicate,  each  through  its 
individual  port,  a  single  valve  of  the  D  type  adapted  by 
movi-menf    in    fnur    dirfctlons    to    co-operafp    with    and    to 


OCTOBEK  23,  lt>23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


807 


govern  all  of  .said  steam  <l)est  ports  for  the  adriiis.sioii  of 
steam  to  said  stpam  passni;('s  and  th'-  releaso  of  name  fmri' 
Jill  of  tliira  into  .said  release  passage  »>>  uDd  for  tli' 
purpose  set  forth,  and  moans  arran;:pd  to  actuate  said 
valve  accordingl.v,  said  m.ans  including  a  stem  eotiii<'ci.-.i 
directly  to  said  valve  to  which  stem  movement  is  trans 
mltted  by  suitaf)ie  intermediate  mechanism  from  the 
rod  of  said  piston,  also  a  stia  ai  artua  ti- 1  pisl.iu  oiierabiy 
<'onnected  to  said  valve  so  as  to  actuate  .same  in  a  plane 
trans\ .rs.iy  to  tii'   actuation  ot  said  stem. 


1  t72.nj'.»  iIKCn.AR  LOO.M  .1a,\ii:s  S.  Wii.^m.n,  Cti.l- 
sea,  Mass  ;  Emma  M,  Wilson  txecutrlx  of  said  James  S. 
Wilson,  dfcea.s.  d.  Eiled  Sept  2il.  I'.tL'l  S.rlni  No 
.-.iil.!e.i7.      :;  <iaims       1.1I-    !■-•      1  »  ' 


1.   A  circular  loom   for  wi-aving  luiiular  fabric  compris 

in.',  in  conil  illation,  a  1  ircul.ir  sliutlle  uuidr  ring  8upporto<l 
In  a  idane  at  an  angl'  of  approximately  45  degre<'8  to  the 
vertical,  whereby  to  avoid  utoiui'  accfii'ratiou  nf  moving 
parts  thereon  to  produ<-p  a  substantially  unifnrni  fabric  ; 
a  support  for  warp  bobbins  arranged  apt>roxiinately  paral- 
lel to  said  guide  ring,  wh  r  by  to  render  the  parts  acces- 
sible from  one  side  of  ttie  machine  ;  a  plurality  of  shut- 
tles slidably  mounted  for  rot.ition  on  said  ^.-iiide  rin^;  , 
and  means  to  impart  niotinn  to  snid  shuttles 


1,472,030  BOILER  INSTAI.LATIn.N  Samiks.  E  Imk 
SCHKR,  Williinslnirg,  I'a..  assignor  to  S.  Idesctier  &  Sons, 
a  I'artnersiilp  consisting  of  Saranel  E  Diesclier  and 
.\ni.'ust  1',  I»iesc!ier.  Kiled  May  2."..  I!t21  Serial  .No 
471,7^4.      4   Claim.s.      (Ci.    122—510.,) 


nictal  frame  surrounding  llie  Ixiiler  and  foriiJn::  i>.ai-i  of 
ihe  boiler  sitting,  pillars,  jjirrlers  supported  ty  tiie  piil.iis 
and  forming  .supports  (or  the  upper  driitiis  and  tnr.iiis 
intermediate  the  girders  and  frame  permlttii!;;  iniiepeu  ieni 
vertical  movements  of  said  parts  and  tyini;  t.u'eili  r  ;is 
a;:ain>i   iii'lep.aid'  nl    iKirizonlal   movements 


1.   A  boiler  Installation  having  In  combination  a  boiler 
having   upper  and   lower   drtims   and   connecting   tubes,   a 


l,472,ii:;i  <,,\i;\(.K  OU  OTHEK  BriI,r)IN(;  Sams  ci 
I'  Lani  ,\.s-i>:i.  .and  t.'HKisTiAV  O  Hjek.msiaI',  I'ortland, 
!»!>•_•  .  assi-iii,.  V,  l,y  direct  (\nd  mesne  assiuiiiinents.  tc 
-Vutowhirl  t.'orporaiion.  I'hlcago.  111.,  a  t,'or]>ornt  eri: 
"t  Illinois  I'iled  Feb,  12.  Ht21.  Serial  No,  444,.".t;:j 
I!   <   laiiiis        -  CI,    20      1.13.) 


1  \  I'liildin;;  coBpiteliig  a  multi  turn  !:•  lical  floor 
loruiin^;  a  lielieai  storage  area  liaving  a  width  .silghtly 
^:reater  than  automobile  length  and  a  flanking  lieiical  traf- 
tt''  area  pii'viding  for  two  !in<s  of  lonpit  u<linai  traflic  with 
freedom  l(ir  lateral  traflic  t..r  botli  lines  of  tralln-  at  ail 
fioints  throughout  its  ieugiii,  and  a  helical  serii  s  of  sepa 
rated  coluilllls  ilitelposeii  |let^^eeD  successi^i'  turns  of  tlie 
li!  lix  li  iweiii  the  iratlic  area  ai;d  storage  area  and  so  a.s 
not  to  pre\eiit  trafWc  over  tiie  storage  area  tietween  the 
Columns  and  between  the  columns  and  the  walls. 


1.472.n.;-J  .\ri'AK.\TrS  FOR  AI'PLVIN'i  \(iLATILi: 
St  USTANCES  T»»  Tin:  IIIMA.N  HOKV  (;i:ichari, 
Mahai  s.  Bonn,  *;ermai:\,  l-'iled  Ann  I'O,  l',t21  Serial 
No,  4'Jt;.4;i.",  1  Claim.  tCl.  1 2.'v— i'.'",.;,  1  ciranted 
under  tile  [iievisions  of  the  act  of  Mar,  :i,  ]!t21,  4  1  St.at 
I,  ,    1. •:].■!  . 


S    J) 


^      ^B 


A  source  of  heat,  a  sleeve-shaped  aupport  f<ir  a  voia 
tUlzable  substance  surrounding  said  source  of  heat,  a 
cylindrical  wire  basket  around  the  aame.  combined  with 
a  similar  structure  spaced  therefrom,  and  an  arched  wire 
support  for  the  bed-clothes,  said  wire  support  joining  the 
said  two   structures. 


Patent*  Not.  1,472,033  to  1,472,777. 


THE 


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CONTEN-re. 


Pafte 


ImtTi  or  OCTOBER  30,  1923 809 

ArrvEHBK  Drasiows  m  Ivmmtsci: fW 

iNTTRfKiirjJCE  Notices S09 

Apfucations  Under  ExAMiHAnc^ 810 

CoMicnMioifM'a  Decisions— 

Vick  rhemlcal  Companv  p.  Shelor Sll 

J.  I.  Case  Threshing  Machine  I'orapany  ti.  Eagle  Motor 

Tmck  Torporation ^1 

J.  r.  Powfl  A  Co.,  Inc.,  0,  Newark  TortoLse  SheU  Novelty 

Co 812 

DKamo;»s  or  the  U.  S.  rouBTS— 

Piano  Motors  Corporation  et  al   p.  Motor  Player  Corpora- 
tion   813 

AnnmicATrD  Patents Rl« 

Patent  Suits S16 

PlSTLAIMER      Slfi 

Tradk-Marks  published  (305  Applications) 817 

Trademark  Reoistratiows  Oranteo R.W 

Trade-Mark  Registrations  Renewed 877 

Labels 878 

Prints 878 

Reissues 879 

Desions 881 

Patents  Granted 891 


Issue  of  October  30,  1923. 


Trade-Marks 352—So. 

T.  M.  Renewals IS 

I^Abels .S — No. 

Print-* R— No. 

Reissues 8— No. 

Oesljms 49— No. 


174,932  to  No.     175,283,  inclusive. 


2«.,V)2  to  No. 

6,94.S  to  No. 

15,7a5  to  No. 

83,1M  to  No. 


26,50«,  inclusive. 

6.9.'i2,  inclusive. 

1.1,712,  inclusive. 

B3 ,211,  inclusive. 


Patents 74.^— No.  1 .472,033  to  No.  1 ,472,777,  inclu.sive. 

Total IIM 


ADVERSE  DECISIONS  IN  INTERFERENCE. 


In  Interferpnces  invohlnjr  the  Indlonted  claims 
of  the  followinp  patents  final  decisions  have  been 
rendered  that  the  respective  patentees  were  not 
the    first    inventors    with    respect    to    the    claims 

listed  : 

I'nt.  1.42.S..'>,'>4.  S.  Osterwell.  Wardrobe  trunk  and 
gnrnient-hanger  bracket  therefor,  decided  Septem- 
ber 21,  1923.  cl.iims  1  and  2. 

I'nt.  1.440..141.  C.  C.  Trispen.  Differential,  decided 
August  31,  1023.  claims  3  and  4. 


interference  Notices. 

U.  S.  Patent  Offick,  Wathinpton,  Oct.  IS,  19tS. 

■loneph  R.  Marquette,  hin  assifjfif  or  legal  repreaentatiret, 

take  notice: 

An  Interference  having  been  declared  by  this  Office  be- 
tween Joannes  Bros.  Co.,  118  South  Washington  Street. 
Oreen  Bay,  Wis.,  for  reJETlstratlon  of  a  trade-mark  an(J 
trademark  reftlstered  March  20.  IftOO.  N"o.  .S4.3.32.  to 
.Joseph  R.  Marquette,  120  Front  Street.  New  York.  N.  Y.. 
and  a  notice  of  such  declaration  sent  by  registered  mall 
to  said  .Joseph  B.  Marquette  at  the  said  address  haTlng 
been  returned  by  the  post  oflk;e  ns  undellverable,  notice 
Is  hereby  given  that  unless  said  .Joseph  R.  Marquette,  his 
assigns  or  legal  representatives,  shall  enter  an  appearance 


therein  within  thirty  days  from  the  first  publication  of 
tills  ordor  the  Interference  will  be  proceeded  with  as  In 
rase  of  default. 

This  notice  will  be  published  In  the  Official  Gazbtte 
for  three  const^cutlve  weeks. 

WM    A.   KINNAN. 
Acting  Comminsioner. 


IT.  8.  Patent  OrriCE,  Wanhinaton,  Oct.  C,  19U. 
Overseas  Producta  Corporation,  it8  atgignM  or  legal  repre- 

gcntativcii,  take  notice: 

.\n  interference  having  been  declared  by  thla  Office  be- 
tween the  application  of  Everett  I.4iwrence  A  Company, 
NV'w  Orleans.  La.,  for  registration  of  a  trade-mark  and 
trade-mark  registered  June  19,  1917.  No.  117,195,  to  Over- 
seas I'roducts  Corporation,  1 0.5-1 09  Hudson  Street  New 
York.  N.  Y.,  and  a  notice  of  such  declaration  sent  by 
registered  mall  to  said  Overseas  Products  Corporation  at 
the  said  address  having  been  returned  by  the  post  office 
undellverable.  notice  Is  hereby  given  that  unless  said 
Overseas  I'roducts  Corporation,  its  assigns  or  legal  repre- 
sentatives, shall  enter  an  appearance  therein  within  thirty 
rinys  from  the  first  publication  of  this  order  the  Interfer- 
ence will  be  proceeded  with  as  in  case  of  default. 

This  notice  will  be  published  in  the  OrriciAL  Gazettb 
for  three  consecntlve  weeks. 

WM.  A.  KINNAN. 
!        Acting  Commi«$ioner. 


U.  S.  Patent  Office,  Waghington,  Oct.  S,  1928. 
A  Ihert  Ruhen  d  Co.,  their  atgignt  or  legal  repretentativet, 

take  notice: 

An  Interference  having  been  declared  by  this  Office  be- 
tween the  application  of  Albert  I.  Straus,  Main  and  North 
Streets,  Lima.  Ohio,  for  registration  of  a  trade-mark  and 
irade-mark  registered  May  14.  1907,  No.  62,596.  to  Albert 
Ruben  A  Co.,  709  West  North  Avenue,  Chicago,  111.,  and  a 
notice  of  such  declaration  sent  by  registered  mall  to  said 
Albert  Ruben  A  Co.  at  the  said  address  having  been  re- 
turned by  the  post  ofBce  undellverable,  notice  Is  herebv 
Elven  that  unless  said  Albert  Ruben  A  Co.,  their  assigns 
or  legal  representatives,  shall  enter  an  appearance  therein 
within  thirty  days  from  the  first  publication  of  this  order 
the  Interference  will  be  proceeded  with  as  In  case  of 
default. 

This  notice  will  be  published  In  the  Ofticial  Gazette 
for  three  consecutive  weeks. 

WM.  A.   KINNAN. 
Acting  Commiagioner. 


U.  8.  Patknt  OnriCB,  WaaMngton,  Oct.  4,  l»ts. 

The  Bell  Cap  Company,  their  aatigna  or  legal  repretenta- 

tivea,  take  notice: 

An  Interference  barlDg  beefi  declared  by  this  Office  be- 
tween William  London,  119  North  Main  Street  High 
Point,  N.  C.  for  registration  of  a  trade-mark  and  trade- 
mark registered  September  19,  1922,  No.  l!S8.8ni,  to  The 
Bell  Cap  Company,  726  Market  Street  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
and  a  notice  of  aucb  declaratloD  sent  by  registered  mall 
to  aald  The  Bell  Cap  Company  at  the  said  address  harlng 
been  returned  by  the  post-office  authorities  as  nndellver- 
able,  notice  Is  hereby  given  that  unless  The  Bell  Cap  Com- 
pany, their  aasUrns  or  lenl  representatives,  shall  enter  an 
•ppearanee  therein  within  thirty  days  from  the  first  publi- 
cation of  this  order  the  Interference  will  be  proceeded 
with  as  In  ease  of  default. 

TMlfliotlce  win  b«  publlsbed  in  the  OrriciAL  Oitam 
for  three  consecutive  weeks. 

W.  A.  KINNAN. 
Flrat  AttUtant  CommiatUtnmr. 

809 


Coi  dition  of  Applications  Under  Eiamination  at  Close  of  Business  October  19, 1923. 


X 

314 

lis 
175 
234 

167 
31iS 

312 
133 

221 

J3.5 

154 


322 

329 


sa 


LOEKKLl 
ScstterlQ 

HADEN,  I 
Tobacco. 

RICH,  W 
MetAllui 

MERRIT 


H,  A. 


veyen, 
iicl«  Han 


J.,  Electric  Heaitng  and  Rhroeuts;  Electrochemistry;  Ueetlnic  Metal  Founding. 
App*r»tus;  Metallurgy;  Metal  Treatment;  Plastic  Metal  Working. 
,  A.  D.  Cooyeyer*,  Chutes,  Skids,  Guides,  and  Ways;  Conveyers,  Fluid  Current;  Con- 
)wer  DrlTen;  ExeaTatioK;  liandllng— Hand  aad  Hobt-Une  Implements;  Material  or  A r- 
lllng;  PusfaiogaQd  Pulling  Implements:  Railway  Mail  DeUrery-  Traversing  Hulsts. 
J.  P.,  Bookmaking;  Books,  Strips,  and  I-eaves;  Uarresten;  Jewelry;  Manifolding;  Music; 
atter:  Tying  Cords  or  Strands. 

A.  M..  Bleaching  and  Dyeing;  Chemicals;  Chemistry— Carbon  Comp<Minds;  Explosive, 
Pyrotechnic,  ana  Match  Compositions;  Fenlllxers;  Liquid  Coating  CompoeitioDs;  Medicines;  Plastic 
oDs;  Substance  Preparation. 

:3.  G.,  Games  and  Toys;  Optics;  Photography -Feb. 

'.,  Beds;  Chairs  and  Seats;  Furniture;  Kitchen  and  Table  .Articles;  Store  Furniture;  Sup-   '.^pr. 


MACNAB 

Printed 
LEWERS 


Composit  oDs; 
JARBOE  ^ 
CLIFT,  J. 


Dun 


308     15 


U2 
307 


229 
238 

179 
212 
249 

217 

144 
31.i 

1').) 
2U 

225 
147 

l.i2 
173 


9.  TRYO.S, 
Motors, 

10.  HUNTER 

Tops. 

11.  ARMSTRCi 

Rivet 
WMps 

12.  PIERCE, 

13.  NIXON,  G| 

Driven, 
ing;  MeUI 

14.  B RUMBA 
Bending; 
and  Strudt 

REDROW 
Liberatio(i 

16.  BACKUS, 

17.  RAFTER, 

Paper 
Feeding 

18.  PORTER 

Speed-R«4 

19.  OLASCOC^ 

tems; 
30.  WRIGHT, 
Deotlsi 

21.  THURB 

Ing,  Flbei 

22.  COLWEL 

muniiloa 

23.  GROESB 


Maa 


I'S^i 


table  and 
HODGES 


273 
70 


am 

52 
265 

107 

220 
269 


125 
114 
3H2 

253 

379 
332 

364 

11^ 
1H3 

103 
163 


Laundry; 

28.  BENSO.N, 

29.  MORRIS 


II 

Starch 

32.  BANCRO 

33.  WYMAN, 

Metallic 
or  Coupli 
»4.  SIMPSON 


ippM— tto—  mwaitias  Mtia^  ndadJac  Timda-Mark  DtrWaa.  74  OW;  Trmd^-Uvk  DIviaioB.  S.328. 
.  Dec.  20.  1933:  atdM«  amamdwi    D*e.  31    1033.    Thm  dMM  ■«▼•■  an   1033  nerpi  wh»n  •  Indieaw* 


Otaw«   M«    sppUm- 


DirWoa*.  Eumii 


aad  mblaata  of  lavaaUoaa. 


Miioa  bj  appli- 
•aat  avutiaa  aOea 
mUob. 


N«« 


Aa*a<lMl.iZ 


R,  F.  A.,  Closure  Operators;   Fences;  Gates;  Harrows  and  Diggers;  Plows;  Planting;   'Jan. 

I  Onloaden:  Trees,  Planij*.  and  Flowers. 

1.  f.,  Bee  Culttire:  Dairy;  Preserving;  Preeses;  TeoU,  Canopies,  Umbrellas,  and  Canes;   'Feb. 


•Apr 
•Jan. 


Dec. 
•Jan. 


-.  M.,  Air  and  Gas  Pumps;  Hydraulic  Moton;  injectors  and  Ejectors;  Motors,   Fluid. 
Ifluld  Current:  Pumps. 
O.  F.  (Acting),  Motor  \  ehkles;  Land  Vehicles— Animal  Draft  AppllaxKes,  Bodies  and 
nplng,  Wheel  Substitutes 

NG,  H.  C,  Boot  and  Shoe  Making:  Boots,  Shoes,  and  Leggings;  Button,  EyWet,  and 
Seitlnc  Harness:  Hides,  Skin,  and  Leather;  Leather  Manufactures;  Nailing  and  StapUne; 
I  ai4d  Wliip  Apparatus. 

.  P.,  Machine  Elements 

^.  A..  Bolt,  Nail,  Nut,  Rivet,  and  Screw  Making;  Chain,  Staple,  and  Horseshoe  Malting; 
Treaded,  and  Screw-Threaded  Fastenings;  Gear  Culling,  Mllllne,  and  Planing:  Metal  Draw- 
Forging  and  Welding;  Meial  llolUng;  Metal  Working;  Noedle  and  Pin  Making;  Turning 
GH,  if.  y,  Compound  Tiwb;  Cutiing  and  Punching  Shecu  and  Bars;  Fanlery;  Metal 
Metal  Tools  and  Implements,  Making;  Sheet-Metal  Ware.  Making;  Tools;  Wire  Fabrics 
ure;  Wire  Working. 

W.  L.,  Glass:  Laminated  Fabric  and  Analogous  Manufactures;  Paper  Making  and  t'ltier 
;  Plastic  Block  and  Earthenware  Apparatus;  Plastics. 

2.  D.,  Radiant  Energy;  Telegrapby;  Teiephony 

G.  S.,  Coating.  LabelFastlng,  andTaper  Hanging;  Nut  and  Bolt  Locks;  umamcniailon; 
nfactures;  Priming;  Type  CasUng;  Sheet-Material  Association  or  Folding.  Sheet  or  Web 


•Feb. 

♦Jau. 
•Apr 


•Feb. 
•Jan. 


29  •Jan.  23  I  1,327 

14    *Jan.  2  i  1,381 

11    •Apr.  4  ),2W 

lu   •Mtir.  22  1,600 

29    •Jan.  6  1,551 

4  ;«Mar.  10  1,5*28 

5  ''Feb.  9  2,753 
3    •«»)  14  1,795 

l.j   •Sept.  7  s«6 

S   'Apr.  le  1,,M0 

21    •Mar.  2.^  940 


IJ     ♦Jan.    29      1,447 
::    •May    Jl      1,214 


Dec.   2i'    •Sept.    5      1,059 


Dec. 


•Jan. 


J     2,070 


Deilverinr,  Type  Setting. 
L  E.,  Liquid  Healers  and  \ 


Stoves 


l„.  „..  ^^„.„  ^^^^,,^^  V  aporiicrs;  Motors,  Expansible-Chamber  Type,  Power  Plants. 

(ponslve  Devices. 

t,  E.  S.,  Automatic  Temperature  and  Humidity  RegulaUon,  Fumates,  Ueaiinii;  Syv 

es  and  Furnaces;  Thermostats  and  Uumidosuts. 

H.,  Artifldal  Body  Members;  MLscellaneous   Hardware;  Closure   Fasteners,  Cutlery, 

Locks  and  Latches;  Safes:  Under uking. 

,  W.  L.,  Winding  and  Reeling;  Textiles— Braiding,  Netting,  or  l.ace  Making,  Cloth  Flnlsh- 

Preparalico,  Knitting,  Spinning,  Twisting  or  Twining   weaving 

I,  J.  H.,  Aarooautics;  Firearm.*,  Ordnance;  Ammuniuon  and  Expiisive  Devices.  .\m- 
and  Ezplodve-Cbarge  Making;  Air  Guns,  Catapults,  and  Targets,  Uoais  and  Buoys: 
-"ne  PropulsioQ. 

K,  W.  D.,  Acoustics;  Coin  Handling;  Recorders;  Registers,  Sound  Recording  and  Ke- 


Mi>rine 
EC 


34.  DURAS.  t   O.,  Apparel;  Appard  Apparatus:  Garment  Supporters:  Sewing  Machines 
25.  LIGUTFOOT,  J.  H.,  AgitatinK;  Butchering;  Centrifugal- Bowl  Sep 


.  _  _  Separators;  Mills,  Threshing;  \ege- 

Meat  Cutters  and  Comminutors;  Gas  Separation. 
3.,  Electrldty,  Generation:  Motive  Power;  Prime-Mover  Dynamo  Plants. 


27.  ANDERSt  H,  L.  S.,  Brush,  Broom,  ana  Mop  Making;  Brushing,  Scrubbing,  and  General  Cleaning: 

' '""    NV ashing  Apparatus. 

I.  R.,  Intemal-Combustlon  Engines 

.  N  ,  Abrading;  Boring  and  Drilling;  Button  Making;  Chucks  or  Saket.s.  Ujopering  TmA- 
Handle  Fistenings;  Wheelwright  Machines;  Wood  Sawing;  Wood  Turning;  Woodworking;  Wo<xl- 
working  Tod^. 
30.  SULLIV  All,  M.  R.,  llluLminatlng  Burners;  lUuminatioo;  Liquid  and  Gaseous  Fuel  Burners,  Type- 
wri'ing  M»chlnes. 
HOLMES,  [W.  N.,  Afcohol;  Anunooia,  Water,  and  Wood  DlsUlUUoo;  Charcoal  and  Coke;  (.as, 
Healing  a^d  Illuminating:  HTdraulic  Concaland  Lime;  Mineral  oils:  oils,  Pats,  and  Glue,  Sugar, 
■  Carbohydrates:  Concentrating  Evaporators. 

,  J .  F^  uas  ana  Liquid  Contact  Apparatus;  Heat  Exchange 

-.  I.,  Bridges;  Hydraulic  and  Earth  Engineering-  Masonry  and  Concrete  Structures; 
uilding  Structures;  Roads  and  Pavements;  Roofs;  Rod  JoinU  or  Couplings;  Pipe  Joints 
gs;  Valved  Pipe  Joints  or  Couplings. 
MP30>ijG.  R.,  Elactrklty-TTansmisaion  to  X'efalcles;  Pneumatic  Dispatch:  Railways,  Railway 
Rolling  atock;  Railway  Switches  and  Signals;  Railways,  Surlace  Track;   Railway   Wheels  and 
Axles;  Sifare  Service:  Track  Saxiders:  Vehicle  Fenders. 

35.  REYNOLDS,  E.  C,  Buckles,  Buttons,  Clasps,  Etc.;  Card,  Ptetnre,  and  Sign  Exhibiting;  Signals 

and  indicators;  Toilet. 

36.  MuHToN,  G.  L.,  Automatic  Weighers;  Driers;  Geometrical  Instruments;  Measuring  Instruments; 

Force  Mn  suring. 

37.  TAYLOR,  E.  C,  Electricity  Circuit  Makers  and  Breakers 

3«.  IDE,  G.  R.,  Animal  Husbandry;  Earth  BoriBc  Fta^tng,  Training,  and  Vermin  Destroying,  Mining, 

Quarrylni ;,  and  Ice  Harvesting-,  Statiooery:  StoiMWorklng   VfeSa. 

39.  COWLE8,  K.  W.,  Fluid-Preawra  Regulators;  MultipVe  Valves;  Valves:  Water  Distribution... 

40.  OBERLIN  J.  J.,  Baggage;  Bottlas  and  Jars:  Clotli,  I^eatber,  and  RubW  Receptacles;  I>epo6it  and 

Coilectloc   Receptacles;  Metallic  Reeeptaclea;  Package  and  Article  Carriers;  Paper   Receptacles; 
Special  RKeptacies  and  Packaces;  Wooden  RaoepUcIes. 

41.  BROWN   J.  I.,  Land  VeWclwTWheeto  and  Axlee;  RosiUent  Tires  and  Wheels 

42.  CUTTING,  H   O.,  Electrical  Cooduita and  Housin|r,  Electric  Signaling:  Electric  Lamps..  . 

43.  HOPKINS  F.M.,Bat)» and  CloMtU;  Electricity,  Medical  and  Surgical;  Fire  Extinguish^;  Sewerage; 

Surpry;    .Iquld  Separation  or  PnriAcstion. 

44.  SHAFFER,  C.U.,Brcwl,Pastry,andConIecUonMakinr,  DispeniAng;  Dispensing  Beverages;  Filling 
and  CloslJic  Portable  Receptacles:  Railway  Dra/t  Apnllancea;  Retflgcratlni. 


•Jan. 
•Jan. 

11 

•Jan. 
•May 

11 
9 

2,6;« 
1,569 

I  ec. 

20 

Dec. 

25 

2,062 

•Ml) 

,<:4 

•June 

16 

675 

•Mar 

lU 

•Mar. 

3 

1,575 

DfC 

.'1 

•July 

It; 

1,024 

•Ffb 

ly 

•Mar. 

2(J 

616 

]'.•(■. 

.'1 

Dec. 

21 

795 

•Jan 
•A  pr 

u 

•Var. 

•Apr 

13 

17 

1 ,  276 
1.0^9 

•Jjn. 
•Jdn 

'» 

•Jan. 
•Feb. 

2 
2^ 

1,050 
1,449 

•Feb. 
•Jan 

1.) 
w 

•Feb. 
•Apr 

17 

11 

1,379 
1,359 

•Fi-6. 

1 

•July 

25 

1,9.34 

•Jiin 

l.i 

Dec. 

23 

1,6>»6 

•Jan 
•Jan 

Dec. 
•Jan. 

26 
1.', 

1,369 

1,7UU 

•Feb.   23    'Apr.     2 


906 


45 
40, 


2//'^L^  3-.  Journal  Boxea,  Pulleys,  and  Staaftlnc  Lubrication;  Motors;  Spring  Devices 
W01XqT^,^C.  L.,  Curtains.  &bades,_aad  Screens;  EdocatioDal  Appliances;  Firs 


SIO 


Escapes;  Ladders; 


^   r,  Y^^fF  '^f^^  Bpraying,  and  Difluatof;  Paper  FUm  and  Mnders;  Wooden  Buildings;  Beholds 
47.  BARKER,  H.,  Brakaa:  Ctutcbes  and  Pcfwer  Stop  ConUol;  SVrraton;  Fluld-PreesurB  Brake  and 

^  gOKPlfB.O.  B.,  ElectricltyConductors;  Electricity.  Oeoecal  ApplfcaUoos 

4».  BDINBUBU    F.  P.,  Cback-CootroUed  Apparatus;  Domeatlc  Cooking  Vaascls;  Fuel  and  Igniting 

r.       ^^*?^'  <*"'  P»cklnp;  Packed  Sbart  or  VM  Joints;  Pneujaatka;  Velocipedes. 

Dnmr.  cTo.  MARKUaII  (Actln^J W^. 

TMAOtrKULMa,  Label*  AjcD  P«am:  T.  I-  MEAD.  JE.j'J^jjg^^*^^- j 


•May 

11 

•May 

3 

96.3 

•Apr. 

5 

•Mar. 

12 

2,1U'> 

•Jan. 
•Jan. 

23 
2 

•Jan. 
•Jan. 

22 

2 

1,802 

1,948 

•Jan. 
•Jan. 

3 
2 

Dec. 
•May 

22 

17 

1,318 
2,096 

•Feb. 
•Jan. 
•Jan. 

17 

2 

23 

♦Apr. 
•Feb. 
•Jan. 

18 
1 
5 

1,026 
1.762 
1,S87 

•Jan 

11 

•May 

2 

1,235 

•Mar. 
•Feb. 

1 

9 

•Feb. 
•Mar. 

9 
19 

1,672 
1,481 

•Jan. 

11 

•Apr. 

21 

1,230 

Dec. 
♦Feb. 

2« 

8 

•Jan. 
•Mar. 

2 
5 

3,417 
588 

•May 

•July 
•Sept. 

4 

3 

26 

•June 
•Sept 
•Oct. 

13 
5 
3 

1,587 

3,049 

17» 

-* 


DECISIONS  IN  PATENT  AND  TRADE-MARK  CASES. 


Gtmniissioner's  Decisions. 

,       VicK   CifKMiCAL  Company   v.   Rhelor. 

Decided  March  XI,  I9U. 

Trade  M.\RKs — "  VAroFiME"   and    "Vapoblb  " — Orpusi 
TuiN       Similarity  —  Admi.ssion-    by    Ai'I'i.kant's 

.\TTnuvKY. 

VVhPrt'  the  attorney  for  Applicant,  the  only  witness 
appearing  in  his  behalf,  testified  that  an  Ignorant  negro 
or  uno(lucat<(i  person  mlirlit  possibly  purctiaHO  "  N'apo 
Fume  "  in  place  of  "  Vaponih."  Itild  that  this  Is  Buffi- 
dent  to  raise  a  doubt  whether  the  marks  arc  sufflclmtly 
similar  to  be  nilstakcn  fur  each  other  in  the  trade,  and 
the  douUt  must  be  n  solved  against  applicunt,  who  l.s 
the  newcomer. 

Appk.vi.  from  Kx.inilncr  of  Interferences. 

TRADE  M.\KK    F^IK    rHK.r.MlATION    KOK    EXTERNAL    Ari'LlCATlON, 

r.jr. 

Mr.  Frank  /■'.  Rrcd,  Mr.  Kdirnvl  K.  Rogers.  Mr. 
Franri.H  L.  Rrorrnr,  Mr.  Frnnrii*  M.  I'hrlpif,  and  Mr. 
Dudley  lirdunc  toi  VIck  Clienilcal  Company. 

Mr.  Mnnroc  K.  Miller  tuT  Shelor. 

Fenni.no,  A^KiHtnttt  ConimiHuioncr: 

This  is  an  aiii)eul  from  the  action  of  the  E.\- 
aniliier  of  Ititt'ifcrences  sustaining  an  oiiposition 
flle<l  by  the  \'i(k  Cheniicjil  Company  against  an  ap- 
plication to  register  "Vajto  riime"  on  a  tnide-mark 
for  .1  meiiirnl  preparation.  Oi)iX)ser  has  priority 
of  usi',  with  res[)ect  to  substantially  the  snnu- 
goods,  of  tlie  mark  "Vaponib."  The  only  witness 
appearing  in  behalf  of  applicant  is  his  attorney 
.Miller.     lie  testifies: 

It  may  be  true  that  an  ignorant  nepro  or  uneducated 
person,  such  as  spoken  of,  with  such  emphasis  by  Mr. 
Richardson,  mljiht  possibly  purchase  Vapo-Fume  in  place 
of  Vaporuh. 

This  is  sufficient  to  raise  a  doubt  as  to  whether 
the  marks  are  sufficiently  similar  to  be  mi-staken 
for  each  other  in  the  trade  and  the  doubt  must 
1)6  resolvetl  against  ai)pl leant,  who  Is  the  new- 
comer. 

The  Examiner  of  Interferences  is  affirmed  and 
the  opiHjsitlon  is  sustained. 


J.  I.  Case  TiiBtsniNo  Machine  Company  f.  Eagle 
Motor  Truck  Corporation. 

Decided  April  7,  J9M. 

Tradr-Makks — "Eagl«" — Oppositio.n — Registration    Rb- 
FisEu   ON    Mark    Which    Woi;i.d    Givk    Bboadsb 
RUJHT  Than  Opposer  with  Eabliir-Establishbd 
RuiHT  Can  Mai.vtain   in  View  of  Still  Earlier 
R10HT.S  OF  Other  Parties. 
Where  the  opposer  relies  upon  the  prior  registration 
of  its  trade-mark  representinfc  an  eagle  standing  on  a 
globe,  but  the  applicant  sets  forth  a  long  list  of  regis- 
trations of  marks  Including  an  eagle  with  a  distingalsb- 
Ing   design    applied    to   the   same  class   of  goods,    such 
registrations  having  been  made  long  prior  to  the  date 
of  use  claimed  by  the  opposer,  Held  that,  since  appli- 
cant's mark  consists  of  nothing  but  the  representatioD 


of  an  eagle  and  the  word  "  Eagle,"  to  register  such  a 
maik  would  eivf,  theoretically,  a  broader  right  to  the 
applicant  than  fhnt  which,  in  view  of  the  prior  registra- 
tion, the  opposer  can  maintain,  and  opposition  sustained. 

Appkal  from  the  Examiner  of  Interferences. 

TltAIK-M.VKK    F')R    AITdMOKILK    MOTOR    TBtTKS. 

Mr.  JnmcH  .4.  ^Valsh  and  McsHrs.  Jacohi  rf 
Jacfthi  for  J.  I.  Case  Threshing  .Machine  Company. 

Mr.  Lee  V,'.  Muln  for  Eagle  Motor  Truck  Corpo- 
ration. 

Kinnan.  First  Ax,sigtant  C</mt>ii.y.'<ioner: 

This  i.s  an  opposition  filed  under  the  provisions 
of  section  0  of  the  Trade-Mark  .\it  of  February  20, 
UK)5,  by  the  J.  I.  Ca.st^  Threshing  Ma<  hine  Com- 
pany against  the  registration  of  the  mark  "Eagle" 
by  the  Eagle  Motor  Truck  Corporation. 

The  opposer  relies  ui>on  its  registration.  No. 
'.K),ti7!»,  of  its  trademark  representing  an  eagle 
standing  on  n  globe  picturing  the  world,  nst»d  on 
automobiles.  The  opposer  is  regarded  ns  the  owner 
of  this  mark. 

The  mark  .sought  to  be  registered  by  the  appli- 
cant corporation  consists  of  ;i  repre.sentation  of  an 
e;igle  with  spread  wings  ami  tail  niul  with  a  panel 
extending  horizontally  jicross  the  renter  of  the 
eagle's  body  and  having  upon  the  pairl  the  word 
"Eagle."  The  npiillcant  coriwiration  ;iiiplies  the 
mark  to  motor  trucks. 

It  must  be  held  the  conclu.sion  of  the  Examiner 
of  Trade-Mark  Interferences  that  the  clas.ses  of 
goods  are  similar  or  substantially  the  same  is 
.s<iund.  The  applicant  corimration  has  set  forth  ji 
long  list  of  registrations  by  various  manufacturers 
of  marks  including  an  eagle  in  conne<'tion  with 
various  distinguishing  designs,  which  registrations 
were  made  long  i)rior  to  the  date  of  use  claimed 
by  the  opi>oser.  In  view  of  this  condition  the  ajv 
plicant  has  Invoked  the  doctrine  of  public!  juris 
with  respect  to  the  word  or  represent! tlon  of  an 
eagle.  A  number  of  these  regl.strations  were  of 
marks  ineluding  an  eagle  with  a  distinguishing  de- 
sign applied  to  automaltlles.  It  may  be  deemed 
established  that  the  opposer  is  not  the  first  to  ap- 
ply a  representation  of  an  eagle  to  nutomoblles. 
since  there  Is  no  evidence  to  the  contrary  with 
resi>ect  to  these  prior  registrants. 

It  must  be  deemed  plain  that  If  no  one  had,  prior 
to  opposer,  used  a  mark  upon  automobiles  includ- 
ing a  representation  of  an  eagle  the  opposition 
should  be  sustained.  The  eagle  is  the  prominent 
feature  of  each  mark;  indeed  It  consists  of  sub- 
stantially all  there  is  of  the  applicant's  mark,  and 
anyone  who  sought  to  purchase  the  goods  of  one 
producer  would  be  readily  misled  into  purchasing 
those  of  another  unless  be  looked  at  both  niark& 
If  he  compared  them,  he  would  readily  distinguish 

811 


812 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  30, 1923 


the  diCferences ;  fiut  if  he  were  told  that  an  Eagle 
autoniohlle  wjis  |a  C(mx1  one  to  buy  he  would  not 
know  whether  hie  was  cetting  one  of  the  make 
reoom mended  or  pot.  I  In  re  liei-^ch  Breicing  Com- 
p^iny.  1S8  O.  G..  pil  ,  30  Ajjp.  D.  C,  445.) 

This  case  is  ^niewhitt  dLstingutsheil  from  the 
case  of  this  opitcser  versus  The  Awrriran  Motor 
Car  C'>mp<iny,  i\^-hh^\  Ifeceniher  IS,  1!>12  (4  T.  M. 
Rep..  45  I,  ou  n  ujfctiuii  to  dissolv,  in  which  case  the 
restiraony  showeil  that  the  Jiutoiiiohiles  were  known 
ns  ".Vuierican"  und  "Cnse"  automobiles  -.•m]  that 
there  was  no  confusion.  The  case  at  bar  is  al.so 
to  \<€  distinguisheil  from  that  of  the  Carsou  Glove 
roni[ii!ny,  in  wliit'h  it  was  hehl  there  was  no  inter- 
ft^reri'e  between  \\  mark  consisting  of  a  represen- 
tation of  ,111  enJie  with  exrendet!  wings  r>erche<l 
u{X)ri  ,1  ro<k  an<!  Iioldintr  in  its  beak  ;i  frroll  and  a 
representation  of  a  bird  describ*Hl  as  an  eagle 
!'t'rche<l  ur^m  a  rfick  and  act;ompanied  by  the  words 
La  Rive  Freres."  It  was  noted  in  that  ca^e  that 
the  general  npp<?amnce  of  the  two  marks  was 
quite  different  and  no  opposition  had  be-^i  filed, 
and  therefore  no  proof  of  any  confusion  or  pos- 
sible damage. 

As  to  the  contention  of  the  .ippli^'niit  corp'ir:it:o;i 
that  the  opposer  has  no  broad  ritrhr  to  the  exclu- 
sive use  of  the  rppresentatii'ii  of  an  oagl.'  the  ad- 
j'idicate<l  cases  (lomewliat  sufip^'rt  this  view.  In 
the  case  of  Liggett  and  Myers  Tobacco  Company  v. 
finzer  n2S  U.  S,  1S2 ;  45  O.  G.,  fHS )   the  Supreme 


Court  refustvl  to 
ant,  who  use<1  a 


plalnant  was  not 
filug  tobacco  and 


hold  infringement  by  thp  defend- 
re<l  star  on  tobacco,  of  the  mark 
of  the  complainant,  which  was  a   tin  star  appliefl 
t"    rhe   same   claiss   of   goo<l.s.      The   Court    largely 
ifsteil    its   decision    upon    the   fact    that   the   com- 
the  first  person  to  use  a  star  on 
could  only  be  held  to  he  the  first 
to  use  n   star  made  of  tin  and  fastened  as  it  was 
'►•scrltK^d.     Somewhat  the  same  view  Is  expressed 
tiy    the   court   of   appeals,    D.    C,    In    tlie   ca.se   of 
y'eatle  and  Anfjlo-Sirinx  Condensed  Milk  Company 
V.    Walter  Baker  if   Company    (161  O    G,,   7B5 ;   37 
App.  I).  C..   148*       In   that  case  the  fact  that   the 
appellant  was  not  the  first  to  u.se  the  representa- 
upon  cho<>olate9  was  deemed  ma- 
to  «ii.st.!in  the  op[H)sition.     A  fur- 
tber  interesting  cja.s*'.  Mmiewhat  to  tbe  .<i:i!iio  effect 
Ja  tb/tt  ar  t/ie  SAu/Z/yai/  Co.    r.   TAe  Lery  Overalls 

ir^£^.  Co.  {2V;>'>  I.'   ir.rt.  /.t   \r'p   i>  r    .'ivr       /■' 
tf.ls  c:i«e  th>"  ;i[i[^ilc«  nt  soii:,'ht  to  register  r/ip  word 
and   flirur«-s   "Rig  3,t    with   the   figure  of  a    man   in 
overalls  .standing  within  the  figure,  and  the  regis- 
tered mark  of  the  f|fip«>«»-r  conslste<1  of  the  words 


tion  of  a  woman 

terb'il  fti  refusintr 


ter's  mark  consists  of  nothing  but  the  representa- 
tion of  the  eatrle  and  th**  word  "I'-aglo"  There  Is 
nothing  add(=il  \k\  the  "ca'ih'  '  imthiiig  distinctive, 
and  to  register  such  a  mark  would  \y^  to  register 
broadly  the  wonl  or  symbol  'eagle,"  thus  giving, 
theoretically,  a  broader  right  to  the  applicnrit  cor- 
poration than  that  wblih,  jn  view  of  the  [irior  reg- 
istration, the  opposer  can  maintain.  It  would 
seem,  therefore,  th.it  e\en  if  the  oi)iJ«jh«M-  is  llndte<l, 
by  the  prior  ritrhts  of  other  u.sors  or  registrants,  to 
its  particular  design,  yet  the  reuist  ration  (ff  ajn 
pllcant's  mark  would  cotitlirr  with  oii|x).><er'9  right. 
It  Is  believed  the  applicant  shniild  not  be  granted 
registration  The  decision  of  the  Kxaminer  of 
Trade-Marks  sustaining  the  o[ip<>sltlon   is  affirmed. 


.1.  C.  r>owD  &  Co.   Isc  r,  Nkwxkk  Tortoise  Shell 

NoVKITY   '  'O 

Trade  M.^KK9 — upit)MTio!« — "  Ivor  amhbe       .Vj-plied    to 
TH«  iiAMB  Class  cif  Cinhs    \,s    •  Ivmkoyd"   Wolt.d 

CaCSR   CONFlSIov 

The  goods  beiiij;  t!u'  saiii-  ,  tti"  iiiHt  [,mrt  of  thf  mark 
"lYor"  would  b'-  Imjiri'Hstcl  uftmi  the  iiiiiul  of  th''  nver 
age  purchaser  !'>  -inch  an  fjtfiit  that  he  would  be 
likely,  hmiri4  in  [iiuul  tlin  partinihir  tla.ss  nf  >;(X)d8 
tip  ■l«\'<!rei!  '■>  ;i')r  'i;i-,.  '..  ...'lo  t  tlie  iippli.  iiiii  s  ,;oods 
for  tho8»'  of  ttii'    .ti'pofer. 

Aphe.vi    from   the  ?;xarniner  of  Inrerfen*nces. 

THADE   .M.*RK    FOR    H  4  S  H    MIRHOH.^    AND    PICTrH*    FRaMZS. 

lfe<.'«''i.   >'  r»7 //  cf  >^<)n  for  I'owd  v^  Co 
Mr     FrttUrtck    F     SrhuU:    and    Mr.    Howard    S. 
\ciinnn   for    Newark   Tortoise   .Shell    Nnvelty   Co. 

KiNN.iiN,  I  iri^t  As/^i-itant  Cominiggioner: 

The  J,  C,  I^owd  dt  Co..  In<-,,  lias  tiled  an  opposi- 
tion against  the  registration,  t>y  tl>e  Newark  Tor- 
toise Shell  Novelty  Co.,  of  the  mark  "Ivor  ambre" 
for  u.se  un  hand  mirrors  and  [licHire  frames.  Tlie 
oppo.ser  sets  up  use  and  registration  of  the  mark 
"Ivoroyd"  for  us»-  on  fl  e  sjiine  class  of  goods,  long 
prior  to  the  use  claimed  by  the  applicant. 

The  applicant  claims  use  of  its  mark  on  celluloid 
goods,  where  the  handle  or  other  [)art  of  the  toilet 
article  is  made  up  of  a  white  layer  and  an  amber- 
colore<l    layer,    [irodiicing   a    tvvo-<'olor   effect.      Op- 
p«>»er    uses    its    mark    uiK>n    white    material ;    but 
there   is  evKleme  rfiat    ;t   has   ms»  .i    if   upon  a  coin- 
I'intidKn   "f  till-   i\''T\    ninfrri.i I  itnii   rlf  nriihcr  iim- 
tt-ruii    and  thnt   u  ,'/on  .r  s.'  //->•»/  it  ih'-  \'."ril  iiniher 
irv/v  //*v//o  coanet^tlnn   rvith  tin''  rn/irk   fi'  /If^s.-irnate 
color   or   chiss,    rather    fhari    as   u    fuirt    of  a    trade- 
mark.     .\i)plicant   lias  iibje<ti'«l   to  the  int  ro<luctii>r 
of   this   testimony    in   conn»><'tion    with    the   nliHgeil 
n,w   of   thi>   mark   on    the   two  color   ^ih.a.-    (.«•<  nn^. 


--^.■^^ 


\« 


\-\' 


A\. 


OcTOWCB  30,  1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


813 


Exandner  of  Trade-Mark  Interferences  was  right 
in  denying  the  motion  to  strike  out  tliis  matter 
from  the  testimony  submitted  on  the  part  of 
opposer. 

It  must  be  held  that  the  class  of  goods  involved 
In  the  opp<isition  is  the  same.  The  qu^^tion,  there- 
fore, to  lie  decided  is  whether  the  marks  are  so  simi- 
lar as  t<»  probably  cause  confusion  in  the  traiie. 
It  is  contende<l  on  the  part  of  the  applcant  that 
only  a  portion  of  the  opiKiser's  mark  has  been 
adopteil  and  that  such  p^>rtion  is  descriptive  and 
not  subject  to  exclusive  use  by  any  one.  The  very- 
excellent  d  scus-si«m  of  the  \arious  rulings  in  con- 
necti<jn  with  marks  having  similar  prelixes  and  dis- 
similar sullixes  has  l>een  presente^l  by  fxitb  parties, 
Opposer  notes  that  his  reg  stration  was  graided 
under  the  ten-year  clause  of  the  act  of  liMk".  and 
that  applicant  has  taken  substantially  the  principal 
or  characteristic  portion  of  the  mark  and  has  adde<l 
thereto  a  descriptive  term.  The  Kxani'ner  of 
Trade-Marks  held  the  descriptive  i)art — "ambre" — 
was  but  a  misKj)elllng  of  "aml>er,"  an<l  that  this  be- 
ing descrijitive  it  should  be  disregardefl  in  determin- 
ing tlie  applicant's  right  to  registration,  Whi^ 
tlds  was  (lone,  the  decis  on  was  reached  that  tbe 
word  'I\or"  was  sufficiently  similar  to  opposer's 
mark  as  to  warrant  the  lioldiJig  of  prol>able  con- 
fusion of  gocMls  or  of  origin. 

C<inHi<'t  ng  interests  in  connection  with  marks  of 
the  character   here   dlsclose<l — where   the   prefixes 
are  simiLar  and  the  suffixes  are  dissimilar — are  fre- 
quent, and   the  adjudicate<l  cases  are  not  readily 
reconcile*!.     It  may  be  note<l,  however,  that  where 
the  prefix    s  a  word  in  common  use  having  a  well- 
known  meaning  some  courts  have  held  that  there 
was  no  mnfiict  If  the  suftixes  were  different.     Of 
this  character  is  the  holding  in  the  case  of  Feil  v. 
Rohhinn  Co.  (C,  C,  A„  220  Fe<l,  Rep..  650),  wheren 
the  court  held  there  was  no  conflict  between  "Sal- 
Vet"  and  "Saltone."     Also  substantially  such  con- 
clusion was  reachetl  in  the  ca.se  of  Potter  Drug  d 
Chemirnl  Corp.  v,  Pa»field  Soap  Co.   (C.  C.  A..  lOfi 
2nd  Olr..  106  F.  R  .  914),  wherein  "Cuticle"  was  held 
not  to  infringe,  in  the  absence  of  proof  of  confusion, 
the  mark  "Cnticara."     In  such  Instances,  however, 
the  fact  was  emphasize<1  that  the  first  word  or  pre- 
fix wn.s  descriptive  and  qu'te  commonly  userl  fn  the 
tnido       W'bi^re    the   prefix    nr   /Jrsr    n-onl    /.«    quite 
ilisrinitivf  who-n  applied  ti<  n  nwrk.  there  are  enst^ 
hdlilhiL'  r/i:it  n  t/f/Terent  sn/fix  nr  .>i{^f>ntf  »orrf  :'.«  not 
sulficient  to  avoid  confusion      /foldings  of  this  kind 
ai-e  the  ens*'  of  \a1zi</er  v.  Schuize  Raking  Co.  (240 
«>    <J  .  IMl  :  46  App,  I>.  C..  2ft2).  wherein  the  marks 
"Butter-Krust"    and    "Kutter  Nut"    were    held    to 

i  nti'T-ff-ri-     \\it>i     "T'.iif  tor-f 'rf>!i'M  "        Vic.     in     tlip    r-n^*' 


long  use  by  opposer  in  its  mark  may  l>e  deeme<l  to 
have  given  it  something  of  a  secondary  meaning. 
Since  the  testimony  shows  that  oi»poser  has  sold 
goo<ls  having  the  two-color  characteristics  and  has 
placed  thereon  its  mark,  it  is  believed  the  applicant's 
mark  if  placed  upon  this  same  kind  of  goods  would 
cause  n^nfusion  in  the  nands  of  purchasers.  The 
goods  being  the  same,  the  first  part  of  the  mark 
"Ivor"  woulfi  be  impressed  ur»on  the  mind  of  the 
average  purchaser  to  such  an  extent  that  he  would 
be  likely,  b.aving  in  mind  the  particular  kind  of 
goo<is  he  <lesire<l  to  purchase,  to  select  the  appli- 
cant's gocHls  for  those  of  the  opposer.  It  is  believed 
any  (ioubts  in  connection  with  probable  confusion 
should   be  resohed  against  the  newcomer. 

The  decision  of  the  Examiner  of  Trade-Marks  is 
affirmed. 


U.  S.  Grcuit  Court  of  Appeals — Third  Circuit. 

I'].\NO     Motors     Cobposation     kt     al,     v.     Motob 

Pl.AVER   CORPOBATION. 

Decided  .Auffutt  1.  192t. 

[2S-J  r,.,i.  K,.p  .  4:-;.''i  ] 

1,    I'ATE.NTS-    No    (QUESTION    OF    \'AMI>rrY     INVOI.VKD    IN     I\- 

FEINOKME.VT    Slit     ISktwek.n     ,\.s,sii,n(:ik     a.nd     As- 

.SIC.NEE 

In  a  pati'iit  !iifrln(,r'^n!tT)t  suit  bptwi^pn  assitrnor  and 
nssifrnrt'  iju  nui'.stion  (4  vnlldltr  of  1}ip  patent  Is  In- 
volved, 


KOK 


ISKKI.v<,E.MENT,        CAN 


«. 


2,  .Sa.me     .VssicNiiii,      Step 

I.  IT!';, ATE    Sc  o[T 

While  the  assljjnor  of  a  patent,  sued  for  Us  Infringe- 
ment by  the  assi^rnee,  fan  not  question  Its  validity,  he 
can  lltlpate  its  scope  and  ask  for  a  construction  which 
relieves  him  from  infringement. 

3,  Same — Not   T'vnkcessarii.y    roN,«Ti!iED  so  as  to  Maki 

It    Wokthlks.s    as    Between    .assicnor    and    Ab- 

SIGNEE. 

.\8  between  asRipnor  and  assignee  of  a  pattnt.  courts 
will  not  unneeesKnrily  construe  It  so  narrowly  as  to 
make  It  worthless. 

4    Same- Evidence    .Xttackinc,    Vamdity    Can    Not    Bi 
IVTRonrcED    FT    .\ssin\OR    FOR    Ostensible    Pcr 
POSE  OF  Narbowinc,  Scope. 
An  inventor  who  has  assigned  the  patent  can  not  In- 
troduce evidence   for  the  ostensible   purpose  of   so   nar- 
rowing Its  scope  ns  to  avoid  infringement,  but  which  in 
fart  attacks  Its  validity  for  want  of  novelty. 
7^.    .S.4MF:      Whr.n  i'fiioR  Art  ,Vot  Shoh  \,  Ci.ai.ms   Merec.t 

ro.V.STR!  Ef)    O.V    TUKtH    F.tiK. 

In   suit   for  iofrlnsemont   of  piUpiil    I'elwpt'ti   nssli.'aor 
:in,l   .■issftrn-^r,     n  hrre    tho  prl-^r   :\ :  t    ii,'*-    a,.,  {   ^/nni-n,    the 
i-.inrt    n  •' '    imt    ntT'Tript    d'    drrprmlnt'    Tlii^   p.'jiri'    r.^fr'-tn 
■  ivftii>if<l  by    tlif   invention   in    s'lit,    hut    will   mt-rfly   fon 
Htriie  ifR  claim*  rn   th<  Ir  face 

Same-    I.IJO  -2»,    for    Si  chon  I»Rom  cinc,    Apparati;* 
►  OR   I'iweu   1'i*s>is,   llii.ii   iNKuiNor.n 
The    "iiirmnii     pnt<iit.     No      l,:i.'o'j.'4      f,,r    n     motor 

,1,-1.     ......    1  .■       ■  1.    ,         1.         ...    1       ,  ,-,..,,  <- ;      '  ,  . 


DECISIONS  IN  PATENT  AND  TRADE-MARK  CASES. 


G>iiimissioBer's  Decisiont. 

,       VicK   Chkmical  Company  r.  Shelob. 

Decided  March  SI,  J9t3. 

T»10«-MaRKS~"  VArO-FTME  "    AND    "Vaporob  "— Opposi 
Tins     -  SiMit.ARiTY  —  Admission    by    Applicant's 
Attornet. 
Whero   the  attorney   for   applicant,   the  only   witness 
appearing  In  his  behalf,  teatlfled  that  an  ignorant  negro 
or  uneducated   person   might  possibly  purchase  "  Vapo 
Fume  *  in   place  of  "  Vaporub,"  Held  that  this  is  suffi- 
cient to  raise  a  doubt  whether  the  marks  are  sufficiently 
■Imllar  to  be  mistaken  for  each  other  in  the  trade,  and 
the   doubt    must   be   rrsolved   against   applicant,    who   Is 
the  newcomer. 

Appkal  from  F:xf) minor  of  Interferences. 

TKADEMAKK    FdK    PREPARATION    rOR    EXTERNAL    APPLICATION, 

ETC. 

Mr.  Frank  F.  Reed,  Mr.  Edward  8.  Rogers,  Mr. 
Francin  /..  liro^cne,  Mr.  Francin  M.  Phelps,  and  Mr. 
Dudley  liroirne  for  Vick  Chemical  Company. 

Mr.  Monroe  F.  Miller  for  Shelor. 
F'en.nino.  Ani^iHtant  Commissioner: 

This  Is  an  a[»F)€aI  from  the  action  of  the  Ex- 
aminer of  Int«Mf('rences  su.stalning  an  opposition 
fileti  by  tlie  Vick  Chemical  Comrmny  against  an  ap- 
plication to  register  "VnjKvI-'nme"  on  a  tnide-mark 
for  a  iiieilicril  jireparation.  Opposer  has  priority 
of  use.  with  respect  to  sulxstantially  the  same 
goods,  of  th<'  mark  "VniKirub."  The  only  witness 
appearing  in  behalf  of  appliciint  is  his  attorney 
Miller.     He  testifies: 

It  may  be  true  that  an  ignorant  negro  or  uneducated 
person,  such  as  spoken  of,  with  such  emphasis  by  Mr. 
Richardson,  might  possibly  purchase  Vapo-Fume  In  piace 
of  Vaporub. 

This  is  suflldent  to  raise  a  doubt  as  to  whether 
the  marks  are  sufficiently  similar  to  be  mistaken    | 
for  each  other  in  the  trade  and   the  doubt   must 
be  resolved   against   applicant,   who   is  the   new- 
comer. 

The  Examiner  of  Interferences  is  afflrmeii  and 
the  opposition  Is  sustained. 


J.  I.  Case  Thbeshing  Machine  Company  i.  Eagle 
MoTOB  Truck  Corporation. 

Decided  April  7,  KtS. 

Tbadk-Marks — "Eagle" — Opposition — Rboistration   Re- 
FLSED    ON     Mark    Which    Wocld    Give    Broader 
Right  Than  Opposer  with  Earlier-Established 
Rkjht  Can  Maintain  in  View  of  Still  Earlier 
Rights  of  Other  Parties. 
Where  the  opposer  relies  upon  the  prior  registration 
of  Its  trade-mark   representing  an  eagle  standing  on  a 
globe,  but  the  applicant  sets  forth  a  long  list  of  regis- 
trations of  marks  Including  an  eagle  with  a  distinguish- 
ing  design   applied   to   the  same  class   of  goods,   such 
registrations  having  been  made   long  prior  to  the  date 
of  use  claimed  by  the  opposer,  Held  th«t,  since  appli- 
cant's mark  consists  of  nothing  but  the  represenUtion 


of  an  eagle  and  the  word  "  Eagle."  to  register  such  a 
mark  would  give,  theoretically,  a  broader  right  to  the 
applicant  than  that  which,  in  view  of  the  prior  registra- 
tion, the  opposer  can  maintain,  and  opposition  sustained. 
Appeal  from  the  Examiner  of  Interferences. 

traie-mark  for  automobile  motor  tricks. 
Mr.    James    A.    Walsh    and    Messrs.    Jacobi    d 
,  Jaeobi  for  J.  I.  Case  Threshing  Machine  Company. 

Mr.  Lee  W.  Mida  for  Eagle  Motor  Truck  Corpo- 
i-atlon. 

KiNNAN,  First  Assistant  Commissioner: 

This  is  an  opposition  filed  under  the  provisions 
of  section  G  of  the  Trade-Mark  Act  of  I>bruary  20. 
1905,  by  the  J.  I.  Case  Threshing  Machine  Com- 
pany against  the  registration  of  the  mark  "Eagle" 
by  the  Eagle  Motor  Truck  Corponition. 

Tlie  opiMtser  relies  upon  its  registration.  No. 
!K),«579,  of  its  trade-mark  representing  an  engle 
standing  on  a  globe  picturing  the  world,  ustni  on 
automobiles.  The  opposer  is  regarded  as  the  owner 
of  this  mark. 

The  mark  sought  to  bo  registered  by  the  appli- 
cant corporation  consists  of  a  representation  of  jin 
e:igle  with  spread  wings  and  tail  and  with  a  panel 
extending  horizontally  iicross  the  center  of  the 
eagle's  body  and  having  upon  the  pan<l  tlie  word 
"l^agle."  The  applicant  corjioration  jtpplies  the 
mark  to  motor  trucks. 

It  must  be  held  the  conclusion  of  the  Examiner 
of  Trade-Mark  Interferences  that  the  classes  of 
goods  are  similar  or  substantially  the  same  is 
sound.  The  npi)licant  conwration  has  set  forth  a 
long  list  of  registrations  by  various  manufacturers 
of  marks  including  an  eagle  in  conne<tion  with 
various  distinguishing  designs,  which  registrations 
were  made  long  prior  to  the  date  of  use  claimed 
by  the  opfMiser.  In  view  of  this  condition  the  ajv 
plicant  has  invoked  the  doctrine  of  publici  juris 
with  resi>ect  to  the  word  or  represent^itlon  of  an 
p.'igle.  A  number  of  these  registrations  were  of 
marks  including  an  e;igle  with  a  distinguishing  de- 
sign applied  to  autrmmliiies.  It  may  be  deemed 
established  that  the  opi)oser  is  not  the  first  to  ap- 
ply a  representation  of  an  eagle  to  automobiles, 
since  there  is  no  evidence  to  the  contrary  with 
respect  to  these  prior  registrants. 

It  must  be  deemed  plain  that  if  no  one  had,  prior 
to  opposer,  used  a  mark  upon  automobiles  includ- 
ing a  representation  of  an  eagle  the  opposition 
should  be  sustained.  The  eagle  is  the  prominent 
feature  of  each  mark;  indeed  It  consists  of  sub- 
stantially all  there  is  of  the  applicant's  mark,  and 
anyone  who  sought  to  purchase  the  goods  of  one 
producer  would  be  readily  misled  into  purchasing 
those  of  another  unless  he  looked  at  both  marka 
If  he  compared  them,  he  would  readily  distinguish 

811 


812 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBCB  30, 1928 


the  diCFereacea;  but  If  he  were  told  that  an  Eagle 
antomobile  was  a  good  one  to  buy  he  would  not 
know  whekher  lie  was  getting  one  of  the  make 
recommended  or  not.  (In  re  Reisch  Brewing  Com- 
pany, 188  [o.  G..  811;  39  App.  D.  C.  445.) 

This  cap  is  3on)ewhiit  distinguished  from  the 
case  of  ttjls  opix)ser  versus  The  American  Motor 
Car  C'mpkny.  decided  December  18.  1!)12  C4  T.  M. 
Rep..  45 »,  ftij  n  motion  to  dlsiMtlv^.  In  which  case  the 
testimony  phowed  that  the  tiutoiiioblles  were  known 
rts  '.Vmeriean"  and  "Cnse"  iiutonioblles  and  that 
there  was  no  confusion.  The  case  at  bar  is  also 
to  t*  distinguished  from  thnt  of  the  Carson  filove 
r'ompiiny.  in  which  it  was  held  ther<^  was  no  inter- 
ference between  n  mark  consisting  of  a  represen- 
t:iti«>ri  of  liu  engle  with  e.xtendetl  wings  perche<l 
upon  a  ro^jk  and  holding  in  its  beak  a  scroll  and  a 
representation  of  a  bird  descritied  as  an  eagle 
percheil  uff  )n  a  rock  and  accompanied  by  the  words 
"Ijt  Hive  t'reres."  It  was  noted  In  that  case  that 
the  general  appearance  of  the  two  marks  was 
quite  different  and  no  opposition  had  be'^i  file<l. 
and  therefore  no  proof  of  any  confusion  or  pos- 
sible damAge. 

As  to  toe  contention  of  tlie  ai>pli<'nnt  rorr'oration 
that  the  apposer  has  no  broad  ritibr  to  the  exclu- 
sive use  of  the  reprfsentatlon  of  an  eagle  the  ad- 
judicated cases  somewhat  supi><)rt  this  view.  In 
The  case  of  Liggett  and  Myers  Tobacco  Compnnv  v 
Finzer  (128  U.  S..  1S2 ;  45  O.  C.  043  i  the  Supreme 
Court  refuse<l  to  hold  infringement  i)y  th*>  defend- 
ant, who  used  a  red  star  on  tol)acco,  of  the  mark 
of  the  coihplainant,  which  was  a  tin  star  applied 
to  the  sahie  class  of  goo<ls.  The  Court  largely 
Ff-stetl  its  decision  upon  the  fact  that  the  com- 
plainant v^as  not  the  first  person  to  use  a  star  on 
plug  tobacjco  and  could  only  i)e  held  tn  be  the  first 
to  use  a  star  made  of  tin  and  fastene<^l  as  if  was 
descrii)ed.  Somewhat  the  same  view  is  expressed 
by  the  court  of  appeals,  D.  C,  In  tiie  case  of 
yentle  ant  Anglo-SiriMM  Condensed  Milk-  Cowpnnu 
V.  Walter  Baker  d  Company  HRT  O  <!  ,  7R5 ;  37 
App.  D.  (]..  148).  In  that  case  the  fa<t  that  the 
appellant  was  not  the  first  to  use  the  representa- 
tion of  a  woman  upon  cho<'olates  was  deemetl  ma- 
terial in  refusing  to  su.'rtain  the  opposition.  .V  fur- 
ther interesting  case.  .son)ewhat  to  the  same  effect. 
Is  that  of  the  8huU-Day  Co.  v.  The  Lery  Overalls 
Mfg.  Co.  i229  O.  <;.,  1574:  45  App.  D.  C.  3421.  In 
this  case  ihe  applicant  sought  to  register  the  word 
and  flguris  "Big  3."  with  the  figure  of  a  man  in 
overalls  standing  within  the  figure,  and  the  regis- 
tered mark  of  the  opp<JSt^r  consisted  of  the  words 
"Big  V\yk,"  with  the  picture  of  five  workmen 
groupe«l  Id  a  loop  of  the  five.  It  apr)eared  a  third 
party  had  a  prior  registration  of  "Big  4"  for  the 
same  clasi  of  goods,  and  it  was  held  the  opposer's 
right  to  tiie  use  of  the  word  "Big"  was  limited  to 
Irs  awocjatlon  with  the  particular  figure  five 
adopted  bj  It,  and  the  opposition  was  not  sustained. 

These  cases  would  be  persuasive  of  applicant's 
contaotioE  if  it  were  not  for  the  fact  that  the  lat- 


ter's  mark  consists  of  nothing  but  the  representa- 
tion of  the  eagle  and  the  word  "Eagle."  There  Is 
nothing  added  to  the  "eagle,"  nothing  distinctive, 
and  to  register  such  a  mark  would  be  to  register 
broadly  the  word  or  syralx)!  "eagle."  thus  giving, 
theoretically,  a  broader  right  to  the  applicant  cor- 
poration than  that  wldch,  in  view  of  the  prior  reg- 
istration, the  opposer  can  maintain.  It  would 
seem,  therefore,  that  even  if  the  opposer  is  llmite<l, 
by  the  prior  rights  of  other  us**r8  or  registrants,  to 
its  particular  design,  yet  the  registration  of  ap- 
plicant's mark  would  conflict  with  opposer's  right. 
It  is  believed  the  applicant  should  not  be  granted 
registration.  The  decision  of  the  Examiner  of 
Trade- Marks  sustaining  the  opposition  is  affirmed. 

J.  C.  Down  *  Co.,  Inc.  r.  Newark  Tortoise  Hhkix 

Novelty  Co. 

Decided  Uay   19,  IMS. 

Ta*Dl   MABK8 OPIMSITION  — ■•   IVOB  .\MB«£  ■'      .\PPI.IED      TO 

THE    8aMB   C1-*8-S   or   (JOODS    AS   "  Ivorotd"    VVoci.d 

CAfSK  CnNn  sni\ 
The  goods  belnu'  tlie  same,  tiip  flrgt  part  of  the  mark 
"Ivor"  would  bf  inu>rffi*d  upon  the  mind  of  the  aver 
age  purclia(M?r  tn  suf-h  an  Pitent  that  he  would  b« 
likely,  havini;  In  mln,]  tbe  parilruliir  clu.s«  of  gooda 
hf  dt>8lred  to  [Hire  tian.'.  tn  sflf<t  tlie  applii-Hiil  h  gootls 
for  tho»<»  of  tlir  opposer. 

.\fPF:.\i.  from   the  P^xaininer  of  Interferences. 

TRADE   MASK    FOR    HAND    MIRROHH    AND   PICTIRl    FRAMBS. 

Mensrs.  S(rrrll  if  .^on  for  I><iW(l  &  Co. 

ifr     Frederick    F     l^rhultz   and    Mr.    Hoxcard   S. 
Seiwnn   for   .Newark  Trrtoise  Shell   N-nelty   C<i. 
Kin.van,  First  .isnutant  Commissioner: 

The  J.  C.  I^owd  &  Co.,  Inc..  has  file<l  au  opposi- 
tion against  the  reKi.stration,  l)y  the  Newark  Tor- 
toise Shell  Novelty  Co.,  of  the  mark  "Ivor  ambre" 
for  use  on  iiand  mirrors  and  picture  frames.  The 
oppoj^er  sets  up  use  and  registration  of  the  mark 
•Ivoroyd"  for  ust-  on  tl:e  sjime  class  of  go<xl8,  long 
prior  to  tiie  u.se  claimed  by  the  applicant. 

The  applicant  claims  use  of  Its  mark  on  celluloid 
gmxls,  where  the  handle  or  other  part  of  the  toilet 
article  l.s  made  up  of  a  white  layer  and  an  amber- 
(oloriHl  layer,  produring  a  two-color  effect.  Op- 
poser  uses  its  mark  uiton  white  material;  but 
there  is  evidence  that  it  has  uaeil  it  upon  a  com- 
bination of  the  ivory  material  and  the  amber  ma- 
terial, and  that  when  it  so  u.se<l  it  the  word  amber 
was  U8e<l  In  connection  with  the  mark  to  designate 
ffilor  or  class,  rather  than  as  a  part  of  a  trade- 
mark. Applicant  ha«  objected  to  the  introduction 
of  this  testimony  in  connection  with  the  alleged 
use  of  the  mark  on  the  two-color  goods,  because 
such  claim  was  not  set  forth  in  the  pleading.  Ap- 
plicant vigorously  <  ontends  that  the  opposer  should 
1)6  confined  to  its  [)leadings.  Applicant  is  right  in 
this  latter  contention;  but  a»  I  read  the  pleadings 
it  Is  not  t)elleved  the>'  exclude  the  evidence  sub- 
mittal In  support  of  opposer's  claim  to  prior  use 
of  Its  trade-mark  on  goods  possessing  similar  de- 
scriptive properties  to  thosse  upon  which  applicant 
claims  to  have  use<l  its  mark.    It  would  seem  the 


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"  immmmm»wimmm^^fi>'-m''''i»-*.  ,«K^;  't;^. . 


OCTOBEB  30,  11^23 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


818 


Examiner  of  Trade-Mark  Interferences  was  right 
in  denying  the  motion  to  strike  out  this  matter 
from  the  testimony  submitted  on  the  part  of 
opposer. 

It  must  be  held  thnt  the  class  of  goods  InvolviHl 
in  the  opposition  is  the  same.  The  question,  there- 
fore, to  be  decided  is  whether  the  marks  are  so  simi- 
lar as  to  probably  cause  confusion  In  the  trade. 
It  is  contende<l  on  the  part  of  the  applcant  that 
only  a  portion  of  the  op|x>8er's  mark  has  been 
adopted  and  tliat  surli  portion  is  descriptive  and 
not  subject  to  exclusive  use  by  any  one.  The  very- 
exc«'llent  dscussion  of  tiie  various  rulings  in  con- 
nection with  marks  having  similar  prefixes  and  dis- 
similar suffixes  has  l>een  presenbtl  by  both  parties. 
OpiKjser  notes  that  his  regstration  was  grnnt»"d 
under  the  ten-year  clause  of  the  act  of  19<">r),  and 
that  applicant  lias  taken  substantially  the  principal 
or  characteristic  p<^>rtion  of  the  nuirk  and  has  adde<l 
thereto  a  (les<'riptive  term.  The  Kxamner  -if 
Tradt^Marks  held  the  df^crijitive  i>art  "ambre"- - 
was  but  a  misKiielling  of  "amber."  and  that  this  be 
ing  descrifitive  it  should  be  disret'arded  in  determin- 
ing the  applicant's  riglit  to  registration  When 
tliis  was  done,  tlie  deris  on  was  reachfnl  that  tlie 
Word  "I\or"  was  sufficiently  similar  to  opposer's 
mark  as  to  warrant  the  lioldiiig  of  probable  ct»n- 
fusiun  of  g<K>ds  or  of  ori;:in. 

<''<)nfii<'t  ng  interests  in  conneition  with  marks  of 
the  chariicter  here  diKclose<l  — wliere  the  [iretixes 
are  similar  and  the  suffixes  are  di.ssimilar-are  fre 
quent.  and  the  adjudicate<i  cases  are  not  readily 
reconciled.  It  may  be  noted,  however,  that  wliere 
the  prefix  h  a  w-onl  in  common  use  having  a  well- 
known  meaning  .some  courts  have  held  that  there 
was  no  rontlict  if  the  suffixes  were  different.  Of 
this  character  Is  the  holding  In  the  case  of  Feil  v 
Rohhinx  Co.  (C.  C.  A.,  220  Fe<l.  Hep..  650K  where  n 
the  court  held  there  was  no  conflict  between  "Sal- 
Vet"  and  "Saltone."  Also  substantially  such  con- 
chisi»)n  was  reaciie*!  in  the  case  of  Potter  Drug  rf 
Cfirmirnl  Corp.  v.  Pnsfield  Sonp  Co.  (C.  C.  A..  lOT) 
2nd  Hr.  1(16  F.  R  .  914  K  wlierein  "Cuticle"  was  held 
not  to  infringe,  in  the  absence  of  proof  of  confusion. 
the  mark  "Cuticurn."  In  such  Instances,  however, 
the  fact  was  emphasize<l  that  the  first  word  or  pre- 
fix was  de.'scriptive  and  quite  commonly  used  in  the 
trade.  Where  the  prefix  or  first  word  is  quite 
distinctive  when  applied  as  a  mark,  there  are  cases 
holding  that  a  different  suffix  or  second  word  is  not 
sufficient  to  avoid  confusion.  Holdings  of  this  kind 
are  the  case  of  Nafsiger  v.  Schuize  Baking  Co.  (240 
O.  G..  941;  46  App.  D.  C,  292).  wherein  the  marks 
"Butter-Krust"  and  "Butter-Nut"  were  held  to 
interfere  with  "Butter-Cream."  Also  in  the  case 
of  (iriggg.  Copper  d  Co.  v.  The  Federal  Coffee  Mills 
Co.  (240  O.  G.,  838;  46  App.  D.  C.  317)  "Home 
Pride"  was  held  to  infringe  "Home"  and  "Home 
Brand." 

In  the  case  at  bar.  the  word  "Ivor"  is  not  a 
common  word,  and  while  it  is  suggestive  yet  it  is 
not  wholly  descriptive.  To  the  extent  that  it  is  not 
wholly  descriptive,  it  would  seem  to  be  fanciful.  Its 


j   long  use  by  opjioser  in  its  mark  may  t>e  ri<>erne<i  to 
have  given   it  sometlilng  <'f  a   se<'on(lar\    meaning. 
I   Since  the  testimony   shows  that   opp<».ser  lias   s^ild 
I   gocKls  having  the  tw(»-(X)lor  characteristics  and  lins 
;  piace<l  thereon  its  mark,  it  is  lielieved  the  applicant's 
I   mark  if  placed  upon  this  same  kind  of  goods  would 
cause  confusion  in  the  minds  of  purchasers.     The 
jroods  I)eing  the  same,   tiie   first   part   of  tlie   mark 
"Ivor"  would  l)e  impressed  upon  the  mind  of  the 
average  purchaser  to  such  an  extent  that  he  \x  nuld 
be  likely,    having   in    mind   tlif   [larticular    kind   of 
go<Kls  he  desire<l  to  purchase,  to  select  the  appli- 
cant's giKxls  fur  those  of  the  opposer.     It  is  believed 
any  doubts  in  connection   with  probable  I'onfusion 
."should   i>e  resolved  apainst  the  ne\\<uiner. 

The  decision  of  the  Examiner  of  Trade-Marks  Is 
affirmed. 


U.  S.  Circuit  Court  of  Appeals   -Third  Circuit. 

I'lA.No     Motors     Cobf-okation     h     al.     i.     Moxoa 

I'r.AYKB    C0HI'<iH\TI0\, 

Iiffiddi   .4  uirunt    I     /.''.-'£',. 

[28-   r.d    Rep..  435.) 

1.   Patents— No  QcE.s III  s     ik   \A;::rn-    Involved   in    Iv- 

FHI.NGEMENT      iJLlI      lil.IWKl.N      .VsSIGXOR      A.M.      .\S- 
BIGN'EB. 

In   a    p.''fciit    irfrlrii.'1'i 
fisstgnef    no    (HH'sti'iii    0 


'fTw.'cn    nssit'iior   and 
of    the    patent    la   In- 


I  N  KKI  ViiKMKVT 


Can 


',t   ^-IM 

vriiiiiiTv 
volved. 

2     Swty      .^SRlf.xoR.      SthtD      FOR 

!,iTt'-,ATF   S<  «'I"F 

While  till  assitMi.ir  fil"  ;i  ;i.-t;.-nt.  .<ii.-<l  fur  Us  infrinpe- 
mt'iJt  f>.v  tho  assi;.'ri(-.>.  (■;i!i  i:.,t  r^u,  •,■  i-<]i  it.s  vallilit.v.  he 
cnn  litipatf  its  srnp.-  an<l  .-isk  for  a  i  onstructlon  which 
rplieves  hlirt   fn.ri!   InfrlnLrfnicnt. 

.3.     .'*AMK--NoT     rvNKnrSSARII.T     CONSTRfKD  so  AS  TO  MaK» 

It    Woiithi.ess    as    Pktwken    .assicnoe    and    An- 

SIGXEE. 

As  bptwfcii  ,Tssii.'fi<>r  .'iii'l  assijxno  ■■(  ;>  p,Hti  nt.  cinirts 
"ill  ni»t  unncross.'irUj  construe  It  so  tiarrowly  .is  to 
malie  It  vrorthlpss 

4.    Same^  RviDENi-F    .XTTACKixr,    A'aiiiiity    Cav     Not    Bb 
IvTR<>nfr'Er>    BT    .\ssir,Non    fmh    Ostensible    Pcr- 
rosE  or  Narrowing  Scope 
-\n  Invfnlor  who  h.Ts  assl>:ii**<i  the  patent  can  not  In- 
troduce €>vidence   for   tlx'   oKt>  nsll.le    purpiise  of   so   nar- 
rowing Its  scopp  as  to  avoid  infrlngenipnt.  but  which  In 
fact  attacks  It."?  validity  for  want  of  noveit.v. 
.1,   Same — When  1'rior  Art  Not  Shown,  Claims  Merelt 

<'0XSTRt:Er)   ON    ThEIU    FaCE. 

In  suit  for  Infringeraint  of  patent  tietween  nssijrnor 
and  assignor,  whore  the  prior  art  was  not  shown,  tht 
court  will  not  attempt  to  determine  the  place  therein 
occupied  hj-  the  Invention  in  suit,  tmt  will  merely  con- 
strue its  claims  on  their  face. 

6.  Same — 1., '520,224.    for    Sen  lON-PRomciNO    Apparatus 

for  I'layer  Pianos,  Meld  Infringed. 
The  (iarman  patent.  No.  1,. "^20, 224.  for  a  motor- 
driven  suction-producing  apparatus  for  a  player  piano, 
Hclfl  Infrinped  b.v  device  in  which  the  positions  of  mo- 
tor and  fan  were  merely  transposed,  thoujrh  It  was 
claimed  this  resulted  in  more  effectually  cooling  the 
motor. 

7.  Same — Mere  Reversal  of  Mrchanism   Does  Not  Ef- 

fect Departcre  from  Ixvextiox. 
Mere   reversal   of  mechanism,    creating   no   new    func- 
tion and  no  change  in  the  essential  mode  of  operatloB, 
does  not  effect  a  departure  from  the  invention. 


814 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  30,  1923 


./.    Hon. 'III! 
Mr    E.  Ha 


WoOIIfY 


8.  Samb — .4»»iGNoa    or    Patent    Held    Pihsonallt    Rb 

SPOJSIBLE      FOB       INITIIXGIMEST       BV       CORPORATION 

wiTB  Which  Ue  was  Connected 
An  in«i?ntor  and  asiifnior  of  a  patent  who  was  one 
of  the  tnree  Incorporators,  the  vice  preBldent.  n  dlrec 
tor.  and  ihe  owner  of  one-third  of  the  stock  of  a  corpo- 
ration wpich  since  its  foundation  had  engaged  exclu- 
sively in  manufacturing  and  sellinj;  infringing  devices 
wss  p»'rsi>nally  responsible  for  the  infringement. 

ArpE.\L  from  the  District  Court  of  the  United 
St;ites  forj  the  District  of  N%'\v  Jersey;  Ciinrles  F. 
Lynch.  Judge. 

Suit  by  the  Motor  IMay^'r  Corporation  aRaiust 
the  Piano  Motora  Corporation  and  another.  From 
n  decree  for  pl.iintiflf,  defendants  np[ieal.  Af- 
flrmed. 

.1//-.  L.  i.  If.  Jiltts,  Mr.  John  W.  Peters,  Mr.  E<i- 
xrnrd  W.  I'aill.  and  Mr.  Elmer  G.  Van  .Va»;ie  for  the 
appellants. 

Mr.  rhnrlea  Seavc,  Mr  Jotseph  P.  Tumulty.  Mr 
I  Taylor,  Mr.  Ju.<it\n  W.  Mnrkliu,  and 
\tirard  Fairbanks  tnr  th»'  ;i[i[ielU'e, 

Hefi«re   Ki^ffington,   Wcwllky,   and   D.wi.s,  Circuit 

Jutlges. 
Cir   ./..• 

This  a'^tion  was  brought  by  the  Motor  Player 
Corporation  against  Piano  Motors  Cori  (iration  and 
(Jeorge  w.  (Januan  for  infringenienr  of  I.etft'rs 
I'atent  \<|  1.320,224.  The  parent  was  acqulreil  by 
the  Motorj  Playc>r  Coriwiration  throui;!)  mesne  ns- 
.tignments  from  (Jarnian,  the  patentee  and  code- 
fend. an  r. 

The  invention  of  the  [riteiit  is  a  nintor-drisen 
suction  pnxlucing  apparatus  for  a  [ilayer  piann. 
adapted  to  talie  the  }»lace  of  somewhat  similar 
foot-oi»erated  devices  commonly  us»»d  in  such  in- 
struuientsl  Its  purpose  is  to  create  a  vacuum  nec- 
e^s;jry  to  pctuate  the  various  hammers  p\f)ression 
de\i''es  ajid  automati<'S  nf  the  piano  mechanism. 
It  is  a  seipcontained  unit  in  whirh  a  motor-driven 
fan  of  several  blade;?  is  o[.erated.  It  contains  two 
ciiauibers.  one  alM>\e  the  other.  In  rtie  uftf^r 
I  hamher  ihe  suctloii-producinir  fan  is  ptositloned 
and  in  tlie  lower  chamfier  the  motor,  or  [utwcr 
plant,   is  st^ate<l. 

In  oi'der  that  an  electric  motor  and  fan  of  the 
size  permlttPtl  may  produce  the  re<iui8itc  suction. 
it  is  neceksjiry  that  they  of.erate  at  a  very  higli 
s['eed.  Tlie  spfvd  of  rhf  fan  is  from  Si.OOO  to  12.(XM"> 
revolution^  per  minute.  Normally  the  ,ioi.se  of  a 
motor  ani  fan  running  at  such  .s[;eed  jtreoludes 
their  u.se  pn  mu.sical  instruments.  <;arman's  prob- 
lem. ther*jfore,  was  to  preserve  the  high  speed  of 

and  fan  and  ellminnte  their  noi.se.  Noise 
of  this  kiiid  cf)mes  from  two  sources— metallic  vi- 
bmtions  iind  pneumatic  pulsations,  r.arnian  got 
rid  of  rae^llic  vibrations  by  making  the  device  in 

—a  cont;iiner  within  which   is  a  casing. 

housing  the  mechanism,  the  walls  of  the 
spaced  apart  and  kept  from  contact  by 


two  shell! 
tb"  hitter 
two  heintr 


pneumatic 


muffllnc    or    cushioning    materials.      He    dl.speiled 


pulsations  by  causing  the  air  to  travel 


through  niufflef!  channels  before  coming  out  into 


the  open.  The  result  la  the  elimination  of  noise 
to  such  a  degree  that  it  does  not  disturb  the  pitch 
of  musical  notes. 

The  trade-name  given  the  device  Is  "Electora." 

The  defendants  manufactured  and  sold  a  suction- 
producing  app«ratu8  which  the  plaintiff  contended, 
and  the  trial  court  found.  Is  a  mere  reversal  of  the 
parts  of  the  CJarman  device,  the  motor  being  moved 
from  the  lower  to  the  upper  chamber  ami  the  fan 
from  the  upi>er  to  the  lower  chumlHT,  with  the  con- 
tainer  and  casing  similarly  spaetsl  and  cushioned. 

The  defendants  gave  their  device  the  trade  name 
of  ".Motora." 

As  the  controversy  is  l)etw*vn  the  assignee  and 
as.signor  of  the  patent,  the  court  gave  the  patent 
a  construction  which  brought  the  defendants'  de- 
vice within  its  <iaims,  and,  finding  infringement, 
ent-^red  an  interlocutory  decree  for  an  injunction 
aiiil  .111  mcounting.     The  defendants  api>eale<l. 

[1-4]  In  reviewing,'  this  ca.se  it  may  first  be 
noted  that  be<*au.se  of  the  relation  of  the  parties 
.IS  assignee  and  .assignor  there  is  involved  no  ques- 
tion nf  validity  of  the  patent  It  may  next  be 
rior('<!  that  while  the  assignor  of  a  patent  can  not 
i|iiestio!i  its  vaiiility  he  can  litigate  Its  scope  and 
:isk  for  ,1  ron-^tnirf ion  which  relieves  him  from 
infrin-enient.  i  Smith  v.  Ridgely.  1^3  Fe<l..  S75, 
sTi'i :  4;:  G.  C.  A  ,  .'IT.  »  In  doing  this  there  inevi- 
taiily  arises  a  ipiestion  of  the  breadth  of  the 
claims,  and  a  (luesrion  of  the  principle  by  which 
courts  will  i>e  coiitroiifMl  in  determining  the  same. 
Tlie  d'-^endants  adniit  that  — 

as  lK»twe*'n  asslKnur  find  ns.siKne<>  of  a  patent  the  courts 
will  Kl\e  a  liberal  rather  than  a  narrow  construction  to 
the  [latf'nt  assljinefl 

Keeping  in  mind  the  transaction  of  assignment, 
courts  will  not.  unnecessarily,  construe  the  patent 
so  ti.irrowly  ,!s  t'l  make  It  worthless  {Leader  Plow 
('•>.  \.  liridi/riratrr  Ploir  Co.,  237  Fed..  370;  150 
C.  <\  A..  ."iJK))  :  nor  will  they  iiermlt  an  inventor, 
who  has  a.ssigiied  the  patent  for  his  invention,  to 
introduce  evidence  for  the  osten.sii)le  purpo.se  of  so 
narrowing  its  S40[.e  as  to  avoid  infringement,  but 
which  In  fact  attacks  its  validity  for  want  of 
novelty,  <.\hin  Mf<i.  Co.  v,  Scharling,  C.  C,  100 
Fed..  *<7.l 

While  those  general  iirincif>les  are  applicable 
here,  they  are  not  tlie  only  guide  to  a  proper  con- 
struction, l)ecause  there  is  in  this  case  an  unusual 
circumstance  which  t>«flrs  directly  on  the  scope  of 
the  clalm.s.     The  circumstance  Is  this: 

In  1918  Willard  A.  Warren  and  George  W.  Gar- 
inau  (the  latter  the  patentee  of  the  patent  In  suit) 
made  anl  put  on  the  market  under  the  tmde-naroe 
of  "Uotora"  a  small  number  of  suction -producing 
devices  similar  In  most  mechanical  features  to  the 
device  of  the  patent  and  differing  mainly  In  the  ar- 
rangement of  sound -deadening  means.  Later  In 
that  year  they  file<l  a  joint  application  for  a  patent 
Consiileratlon  of  the  application  was  suspended 
by  the  I'atent  Office  pending  a  correction  in  the 
oath.  On  March  29.  191JK— the  Joint  application 
still  pending— Gnrman  as  sole  Inventor  signed  the 


-. :  -SI*y»*#Si  miMika 


OCTOBEB  30. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


81. 


application  for  the  patent  In  suit.  On  the  same 
day  he  assigned  It  to  a  predecessor  of  the  plaintiff 
in  the  title.  Later,  the  assignee  filed  the  applica- 
tion. 

The  application,  as  filed,  stated  that  the  Inven- 
tion was  an  Improvement  upon  the  invention  cov- 
ered by  the  joint  a{»i)llcatlon  of  Warren  and  Gar- 
man  th'ii  pending,  the  sjiecificatlon  dl.sclosing  an 
aiiparatus  in  consideral>le  detail  and  the  clalni.s 
limiting  the  hnentlon  to  "suction  producing  ap 
pjiratus  of  the  chss  recited." 

.\t  this  Juncture  Warren  dl.siip|¥'nre<l,  the  defe<'( 
ill  the  oath   was  never  cured,  and  the  joint  tippU 
cation    of    Warren    and    <;arman    was    abandoneil 
The  attorneys  for  the  asslguw  of  the  (iaruian  ap 
plicatl«»n    were   then    granted    leave    to    stilke    out 
<eitain    clans' -s   of    the    application.      These    were 
the  clauws  which  limited  the  linention  to  an   ini 
pro\enient    uiK>n    the   Wtirren    and    (larman   apfia- 
ratus.      With  the  application   for  a    jiatent  for  the 
W.iiren    and    CJarman    joint    invention    abandoned 
ami   out   of  the  w;iy.  and  tlie  apftlictitlon   for  the 
liatent   in    suit  aiii'iided   by   striking  out  all    refer 
ence  to  the  iinention  of  the  Warren  and  Gann.ni 
Joint   aiii)lic:ition.    the   plaintiff  maintains  there   is 
no  art  prior  to  the  patent   In  suit  .and  accordinglv 
claims  for  the  patent  the  broadest  scope  |iossible 
The   def'ulants   maintain    lh.it    the   patent    covers 
only  wh.af  was  embraced  in  the  apfflication  befon* 
it  was  amended  and  ask  for  .a  construction  so  n;ir 
row  as  to  leave  little,  if  any.  invention  in  the  pat- 
entee! device. 

j.'l   .\s  the   validity  of  the  patmt  could   not.    in 
this  cas*',  come  In  issue,  the  prior  art  (witii  the  pos 
siliic  exception  (»f  the  Warren  and  (Jarunin  dev  ice  1 
w.is  not  given  in  evidence.     Therefoi"^',  on  this  in 
.ide«]u:ite  rword  It  is  Imiwssilde  to  tell  just  w  h,  f 
I)lace  In  the  art  the  invention  of  the  patent  occu 
pies.      It   is   pHibable  that   somewh'^re   betwetMi   the 
extremes  claimed  by  the  parties  is  the  p.atenfs  true 
jiljice.     We  shall  not.  in  the  dearth  of  evidence  on 
the  art.  try  to  find  it.     We  shall  do  nothing  more 
th.in   coiKstrue    the   cl.aims  of  the   patent   on   their 
f.ue.  having  regard  to  the  relation  of  the  jiarties 
as  assignee  and  assignor,  and  endeavoring  to  pre- 
serve to  the  a.s8lgnee  all  that  was  assigned  to  him. 
and  nothing  more.     .\s  to  what  evidence  in  a  case 
Itetween  other  parties  might  .show,  we  do  not  com 
mit   ourselves.     We  simply  hold   that  on   the  evi 
dence  before  us  the  patent  is  for  a  detail  construc- 
tion   of   0    kuown    class   of   suction-producing  de- 
vices, having,  as  every  invention  has,  some  range 
of  e<iuivalents.     This  construction   Is  sufficient   to 
meet  the  Issue  of  Infringement  raised  In  this  case. 
The  qufiitlon,  therefore,  is  whether  the  claims  In 
their  details  read  on  the  defendants'  device. 

[6,7]  In  making  their  device  the  defendants  re- 
versed the  parts  of  the  device  of  the  patent;  in 
other  words,  they  simply  turned  the  structure  up- 
side tlown.  Detail  by  detail,  element  by  element, 
function  by  function  of  the  apparatus  of  the  pat- 
ent can  be  traced  in  the  apparatus  of  the  defend- 
ants, even  by  one  unskilled  In  the  art.    The  repro- 


duction In  reverse  order  was  made  with  singular 
fidelity  to  the  disclosures  of  ilie  patent.  If  this 
were  all.  the  case  would  end  here,  fm  mere  revcr- 
S.1I  of  m^x'hanism,  creating  no  new  function  and 
no  change  In  the  essential  mode  of  operation,  does 
not  effect  a  dejiartufe  from  the  Invention. 
Though  differing  in  appearance,  It  is  still  the  same 
thing.  {Soci^ti  Anoni/mc  IJxiitc  J.  Clirtt  v.  lieh- 
fuss,  C.  C.  7.''.  Fed.,  G57.  Gf.!) :  TC  O.  <;..  33(V  1  Hut 
in  the  trans])Ositiou  of  parts  the  motor  was  moved 
from  the  lower  chamber  of  the  p.atented  device  to 
the  iipiM-r  fh.imher  nf  the  ('.efeiulants"  d 'xice.  In 
this  ch.ange  of  position  of  the  jiovver  iil.ant.  the  de- 
fendants, ,' s  we  nnderst.aiid  them,  do  not  urge  a 
le.al  dlffeience  in  fli'^  fuiicf ioniii;:  of  the  nieclin- 
iiisni,  for,  obviously,  the  ii:ctor  functions  a!>ove 
just  as  It  functions  below  and  the  f;iii  functions 
below  just  as  it  functions  above,  but  in  thus  adopt- 
ing this  substantial  el(>menf  of  the  iiivcii'-on  .■iin! 
pl.ncing  it  iu  n  diffel'eiu  |iiTsi(ioii  thciT  to  )."i-fnnii 
the  same  fnnciioii.  the  defendants  <'onfi(leiill.\  ciain, 
;,n  advantage  over  the  arraiigeineiit  of  the  patent 
sufficient  to  take  their  device  out  of  the  claims  of 
the  patent.  This  advantage  is  fh:  t  cool  air  com- 
ing into  the  iipi>er  chamler  directly  upon  tlie  heit 
-'enerating  motor  teui'.s  to  prevfut  o',  erlieai  in.g  of 
tile  d'vlce,  whereas  in  flie  device  of  the  p;  ten;  the 
air  coming  into  the  upiier  cli.ainlier  is  more  oi'  less 
lieate<l  by  the  baffle  of  the  fan  before  it  descends 
iiixui  the  mot'ir  ill  the  lower  chanihei'  anl  th're- 
foie  does  not  coo!  it  as  efTectually.  'l"o  sust.iin  tliis 
position  the  defendants  introduce  1  evidence  tb.at. 
;  ccording  to  tests,  the  ten  i>eratur'  is  higher  in  the 
lower  chamber  of  each  device  and  th.at  it  is  38  de- 
grees less  in  the  defendants'  device  than  In  the  d-^ 
vice  of  the  [intent.  Conceding  this  difference  In 
temperature  to  be  due  to  the  difference  in  poitition 
of  the  n:otor  in  the  two  app.-ir;  tus,  though  this 
e.ideiice  of  tenii>erature  is  controverted  by  the 
plaintiff,  there  is  no  evidence  that  In  the  use  of 
such  devices  there  is  a  problem  of  overhe.ating. 
.Vor  is  there  evidence  that  the  device  of  the  patent 
overlieats,  or  that  otherwise  the  motor  arrange- 
ment  in  the  defendants'  device  overcon;es  .a  de- 
fect in  the  device  of  the  i>atent. 

Having  appropriated  the  substance  of  the  inven- 
tion of  the  patent  and  having  employed  it  without 
changing  Its  function  or  essential  mode  of  opera- 
tion, we  are  of  opinion  that  the  Piano  Motors 
Corporation,  in  manufacturing  and  selling  its  ap- 
paratus, has  infringed  claims  1,  4  and  5  of  the 
patent 

[8]  As  to  infringement  by  Garnian,  the  jiersonal 
defendant,  it  appears  that  Garnian.  the  inventor 
.-.nd  assignor  of  the  patent  in  suit,  vv.as  one  of  three 
incori)orators,  the  vice  president,  a  direi'tor  and 
the  owner  of  one-third  of  the  stock  of  the  defend- 
ant corporation— a  corporation  which  has  since 
Its  foundation  engaged  exclusively  in  the  business 
of  manufacturing  and  selling  the  Infringing  de- 
vices. On  authority  of  fjiiiih  Knit  Goods  Co.  v. 
Lamb  Glove  d  Mitten  Co.  (120  l'>d..  267;  56  C.  0. 
A.,  547)  we  hold  Garman  responsible  with  the  cor- 
poration for  Infringement. 

The  decree  below  is  afl^rnied. 


^^^.«'<Ji.»IW«M»IN&«MiStttt&^ 


316 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBU  80. 1928 


(C.  c. 


for  an   Iriiprovement  in   trnrks,   clnlms  3-6  find   f), 


Held  not 
291  Fe<l. 

(I).  C. 
doth  hou 
AIcMill'tn 
Rep.,  134 

(D.  C 


ADJUDICATED  PATENTS. 


A.    111.)      Stuebinj?  patent,   No.   lAm.m(\. 


lnfrinfe<J.     StueMng  Truck  Co.  v.  Olson, 
Rep.,  63. 

Me.)      McMilUn  p.itent.  No.  1.173.290.  for 

nl.  held  void  for  lack  of  Invention.     E.  A. 

Co.   V,    Andrf)SCoggin   Pulp   Co.,   291    Fe<l. 

N.  J.  )  (Jolds'-hnildt  patent,  No.  5T'^.'-^>.s. 
for  prooiss  of  purifying  or  reducing  metiU.  ll'Id 
viilid  and  infringed,  (rold.fchniidt  Therm: t  Co.  v. 
AfHcrirtin:  \  anadiunt  Co.,  291  Fe<l.  Rep.,  "^1. 

I D.  C.  \.  J.)  Young  &  Roliands  patent.  No. 
993,631,  lor  niethmi  of  removing  core  from  hollow- 
steel  drill  v^kU.  Hell  valid  and  Infringeil.  Cru<'i- 
ble  Steel  Co.  of  America  v.  HcUer  Br^jt.  Co..  2'.>] 
Fe<l.   liep.,   175. 

(I)  C  Ohio.  I  Sndth  patent.  No.  1.2»>2.s6<),  for 
method  ^nd  apparatus  for  hatf'hing  eggs,  and 
Smith  pnjtent.  No.  1.263,13S,  for  rack  and  eg?  trays 
for  incubator,  each  Ifrld  vnlid  and  Infringed. 
Burke>j€  Incubator  Co.  v.  Wolf.  2Jn  Fed    Hep.,  253. 


[Notices 


PATENT  SUITS. 


nder  section  4921,  Revised  Statutf^s.  as  amend***! 
February   )  S,   102*_'.i 


S41,S41,  J.  Reruet,  Key-operated  locking  switch, 
suit  filal  Sept.  17,  1023,  D.  C.  K.  D.  Wis..  Doc.  C.  I) 
13r>3,  W.  R.  Cot  \.  Clum  Mfg.  Co.  tt  at. 

958,47'i.  W.  E.  Davey,  Process  of  reenforcing 
trees,  suit  flle«l  Sept.  20,  1923.  I).  C,  S.  D.  Iowa, 
Dw.  K  -1238,  The  Davey  Tree  Etperi  Co.  v.  R  E. 
Pariah. 

l,035,P.r8,  Belcher  ft  Wilson.  Paper-making  ma- 
chine ;mi;l  method  of  drying  pa[)er,  suit  filed  Sept. 
2.").  1923,  r>.  P..  K.  D.  Mich.,  Doc.  610,  E.  A.  Briner 
ct  al  V.  Michi(jan  Carton  Co. 

1.113,149,  E.  H.  Arm.strong,  Wirt'less  rei^eiving 
systems,  consent  decree  for  plaintiflf  adjudging  iu- 
fringemmit  and  granting  Injunction  restraining  de- 
fendant, filed  Sept.  27,  1923,  D.  C,  S.  D.  N.  Y.. 
Westingiou.ie  Electric  d  Mfg.  Co.  v.  Army  d  Xdiy 
Trading  ICo.  et  al. 

1,141,^70.     (See  Re.  13.617.) 

1.391,611,  1,391.612,  1.398,079,  1,401.460,  1  42.3.646. 

F.   I..  RJitler,   Electric  fixture,   suit  filed  July  25, 

C.    N.    1).    in..    Doc.    3686,    F.    L.    Butler 

EJfctric    Co.  I    Electrical   Denlers    Supply 

(See  1.391,611.) 
(See  1.391.611.) 
(See  1^91.611.) 
(See  Re.  13.617.) 
(Se«  Re.  13.617.) 


1.411,391,  .1  D.  Tucker,  S[K)ke  tightener,  suit 
filed  Sept.  21,  1923.  I»  C.  S.  I).  Wash.,  Doc.  E  167, 
Tucker  Bio.^.  .Vlfi/.  Co.  v.  li.  .\l .  Scott  et  al. 


I,421.m2.  l>vs. 


i;    A.  Holsl>erg,  Windshield 


sunshjide.  suit  ttit'<!  Aug    IT,  1923,  D.  C,  N.  D.  111.. 
Dim-     ,3721.    GrigKhi/  'Iruti'itr-FHrtdn    Co.    v.    .4.«/ora 

Aut'itiKitii  p  Products  Co. 

1.42;'.,^Vlt;      (  S(H?  1.. 391, 611.) 

1,4.'!  1,4."^ I.  (ioruiaii,  l-rankel  &  W^ohlgezon.  Coui>- 
ling  fur  cU'<-tri<'  liirtit  ti.xtureH.  suit  filed  Sejit.  7, 
1923.  i>.  «'.  E.  I».  Wis,  I><><'.  C.  D.  1351.  Electncal 
DcaUn  Suitpt]/  House  \    Polly  Lane,  Inc. 

lie.  13.()17,  i'.  .V.  KfH'hriug,  Concrete  distributors: 
1,141,47(1.  1.411.217.  E.  H.  Llchtenlw>rg.  same; 
l,4()2.1t».s,  s;ini»'.  Lifting  craue.s  for  <'on<  rete  mixers, 
final  de<'ref  for  [ilaiiitlfT  hy  consent  Sept.  22,  1923. 
I).  C,  E  I)  Wis,  KoihHttg  Co.  v.  The  7.  /.. 
Smith  Co. 

I  >es.  .^.7,*'»r.3       (  See  1 ,421  ,!>42  ) 

I>es.  Ol.lV.t,  v..  A  liavis,  Larc,  suit  fileil  Mar.  15, 
1923,  1>  (  .,  S.  I>.  N  v.,  I'oc.  E  2f5/181,  Blanrk  d 
Co..  Inc  ,   V    /'.  Mark     (/on.serit  decree  in  favor  of 

phiiufiff.  restrtiiuing  d»'fciid:int,  adjudging  infringe- 
ni.'iif.  .in  1   LTiintiug  injutK'tion,  filed  Sept.  15,  1923. 

T  M  14t;,974,  'I  M.  H(;.977.  T.  M.  146,978,  T.  M. 
146. '.)M,  T.  .M.  147  JK-,.  V.  J.  de  S.  Coty,  Perfumes, 
toilet  waters,  fact*  iMJwders,  sjichet  powders,  etc., 
liiofion  of  Coty  &  Co.,  petitioiitT,  and  order  of  court 
dls«'ontinuing  suit  jit  iit'titioucr's  costs,  Sept.  28, 
r.ti:3,  I».  r,  i:  it  l..i  ,  C'-ty.  inf..  \.  D.  H.  Jlolmes 
Co..  Ltd. 

T.  M    146.977       (Sec  T    M.  146,974.) 

T.  M    14r,'.t7S      .  .^ee  '1".  -M.  146,974.) 

T.  M.  14<>.9M       (  See  T    M.  14tl,974.) 

T.  M.  147,20tV     I  See  T.  M.  146,974.) 


Disclaimer. 

1  Jl.'i.oT'j — deorije  H.  7/ioma«,  BrldKeport,  Conn.     Candb- 

1  AiuuM     So<  KF.T       ratrtit    dated     February     0,     1017. 

Ktsclairner  tiled  OitoNr  -'.  IQii.'i,  by  the  aMignee^  Th« 

Bryant  Klectric  Vomijuni/. 
Hereby  enters  this  disclaimer  — 
To  that  part  ')f  the  clalam  in  said  speciflcatlon  which 
are    numbered    1    and    'J.,   and    which   are   In    the    following 
words,   to   wit  : 

•  1.  A  candle  socket,  comprltlng  an  losulatloc  body, 
lamp  terminals  niountiil  at  one  end  thereof,  means 
mounted  (it  the  opposite  end  thereof  for  BecBrlng  the 
!<ocket  to  a  wire  ouduit.  wire  termlnaU  electrically  cod- 
ructed  to  the  lamp  terminals  and  having  binding  screw* 
arranged  at  sutxitantlally  right  anglM  to  the  loncitudinal 
axis  of  the  socket,  an  Insulating  casing  carried  by  one  of 
the  lamp  terminals  and  surrounding  both  the  lamp  termi- 
nals and  the  wire  terminals. 

J  A  caudle  socket,  comprising  an  insulating  body, 
screw  shell  and  center  contact  lamp  terminals  mounted  at 
one  end  thereof,  means  mounted  at  the  opposite  end 
thereof  for  securing  the  socket  to  a  wire  conduit,  wire 
terminals  electrically  eooDected  to  the  lamp  terminal!  and 
having  binding  screws  arranged  at  substantially  right 
aBifies  to  the  longitudinal  axis  of  the  socket,  an  Insulating 
casing  having  a  threaded  area  screwed  upon  the  acrew 
sihell  lamp  contact  and  surrounding  both  the  lamp  termi- 
nals and  the  wire  terminals." 


m 


TRADE-MARKS 

OFFTCTAI.  (rAZK1"IE.  OC^TOIVKK  .'. 
[Vol.  315.     No.   ».j 


I  r)2eS. 


The  following  trade-marks  are  published  in  cornph'ance  with  section  6  of  thr  act 
of  February  20,  190.5,  as  amended  .March  2,  1907.  Notice  of  opposition  must  }).'  filed 
within  thirty  days  o    this  publication. 

Marks  applied  for  "under  the  ten-year  proviso"  are  re^^istrable  under  tlie  provision 
m  clause  (b)  of  section  .5  of  said  act  as  amended  February  18.  1911. 

As  provided  by  section  14  of  said  act,  a  fee  of  ten  dollars  must  acconipanv  each 
notice  of  opposition. 


Str    \<i    102. .'<;.-,       nT-.VSS  4fi       F(K»I>H   -ANIi   IN<iKKl>l- 

KNTS     <IF     iHOhS    ,         I.IMMI.s     .V     Cm.     (    ;im,I.II.     >.     J., 

ariti    I'hilHil.  Iphi;!.    I':i        I'il.-.l    .Mar     L'U.    1H17 


I'rirtiruliii  <ti-<ri),iu,n  of  <j>mdH       Pennnfs  in  Their  .Nat 
urjil    Stfitf. 

Cliiim.<t   uMi    •iinc-   Mjir     1,   IhX!). 


Her     N..     l.Mi'ijv        i<I..\SS    ;  r,       r.\I,\TS    .\  N !  '    PA'NT 
Hi;s      M.\Tt:KIAi>   I        rEt:n!K^>     l,s;^!MN.,    Vu.    Inc., 
1...,    .\i,;;rirs,    lain        l-'jlrd    .1  n  I  \     _*."..    l;rjl 


S.r     .No     ln:;,.-i(c,       II  I..\.ss  4t;.      FoonS   AND   I.N(,KE!>1 
K.NT.S    itV    I'ftOIth  t       LiMMis    &    Co..    Camden.    .N     .T., 
and   rhila.leljihi.t,   I'h.      Filed   Mar.   :.•».   1917. 


Nil   iliiini    i.s   iiiiiilc   t(p   the   wtirils   ■■Trmti'   Mark      fi[ipi-ar 
iav'  on   the  drawiiij; 

l'<n-tii  uliir    iliM>  riiition    nf    ijuoils.      .\    Tran.-iiiart-nt    liiim 
I'lllti-   ri*4'd  for   I'lllirij:  Tlircks  In   .\ii\    \  arriiKheil   Suf:af>'. 

(  laimi   UKi    since   .Inn.    1.    1!*L11 


■M  No  l.-.l.c.lH  -CI.A.^S  41'  KMTTFP  NirriKD. 
AMI  TK.N'riLF  I- ,'.  UHK '.s.  )  r.Hi.iKiKK  1  is  i  .  j!  s  & 
IMS'  ilKfi.  Lviiii,  I-'ranre        ni.'d  .\wz.   ](i     l!r'] 

CELESTE 

t'iii  t  Kiilar  (li'yirif)ti',n    of   yoof/*.     -F.-ibrk's   (if   Silk. 
(  UniiiH    wi    siiicc    .\I,-ir     .'.    I'.tLM 


S(t.  N.i    1.-2. i;4M       ('LASS  2;-t     ('lTl,KHVM.\rlliNKKV. 
AMt    TOOLS,     AMI     I'AUTS     TIIKIJFOF  li.ntHxM 

Mam  K.M  Ti  it!\i;  CcMi'ANV.  Pnivldi'ii'i'.  H  I  i'ilid 
.\i;t'.  27.  I'.t21.  Ird.T  t;.-cti,.n  <(  uf  th  jm-i  of  Mar. 
111.    l!«2n 

GORHAM 


Tradi' mark   i-onHists  of  the  wurd   "(inrhjuii.' 

I  (irliculitr  ('>«rii>tiiii)  uf  ijii<id-<.      t'lirvltiK  Krii\-.'^.  Tjiblo 

Paitieuhir  (ir^rriptUm  of  ooodx. — Peanuts  In  Their  Nat     |    Knives,   Fruit   KnlTes.    Forks,  juid  Sp.xms  of  H»nv  Metal; 
ural   Slate.  i    Scinsors  and  Poultry   .^h<'iirn  and   Slii«ri)OiiiuK  Steels. 

Claimx  ufx    slncf  Mar.    1.   1889.  i        <  Inimx  iixr  sti.e   lltoC. 

817 


818 


\ 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  30, 1923 


8*r.  No.  15l'.8Sl.  (ILASS  48.  MALT  BEVKKAlJEii. 
KXTRAt  TS,  AN1»  LigiOKS.*  I*.  Ballanti  nb  &  Sons. 
Newark,   N.  J.     Filetl  S*pt.    13,  1921. 


z 


FEDERAL 


f'fi  til  uJii 
FluviirHil. 


ux 


S*r     No.    1 
.lEssKr,. 


r      lit  nrrijjt  ion      of     ijootlx        \[r\lr      Sirup.      ll.ii> 
ir   lU'vi-rag*'  rurfmses. 
»    sino'   AUK.   30,    1921. 


14,774.      (CLASS   :«>.      <  I.c  iTHINf;  i      Ii.i.m.^n- 
IM    ,    -Vf'w    Y..rk.    X.    Y.      P'iU'.l    < »» t     20.    liUM. 


'/V^^iCAj 


1    ■  I  ii-i-H^..y"    ftpi^aring   <jii    thf   tirawinij   is   ili 

m    rh  ■    in;.rk    nhown    nn    tht>   (Irnwini:. 

)     'Irxiriittitiri    of    ijontiii.      I.aJios'    ,infi    MUs. 


rh.»   w 
claim'  <1    f  r 

l>r>'«Sf>s. 

t'laiin»   k<r  Hiii.M   ><\'X.   2<i,   lit'il 


S'T  N..  ]rs.t»S4  M'I..\SS  15.  OILS  ANh  i.UK.V,^i:s  I 
.\  \V  iKiiKSs  Oil,  riiMl-.4\V.  Prnviil-'ii.-.  ,  ii  I.  V\\>-'\ 
Jhii.     In]   l!r.'2 

(Jh/VMPION 


/  •!  r  r\i  u 
'"/aim* 


S*>r     No 

WIN       11 

r,<-2 


•ir 


■   <!•■  '  ri^tian    :,f   i/i,o(iH.       Luhricar  ini;   'MU    ,in<J 
r   <iu'  '   ,i>.;ut   Jnn     1.    190.T 


■x,7m       I  r..^.>^.<  7.     >  oiu>.\<;f:  >     the  ki- 

Ptti.k  t    I  M..    Philadelphia,    i'a.      FUeil    Feb.    2, 
n.l'T    fi  V  }  '"Hr   proviso 


I'lrt  iruiii,-    ileitrription     of    <joodt — M.mila     Ropo.    Sinai 
R(  j).\    Ratline.    Marline,    Hamhrollno,    llous^'llne.    S^'Ulng. 
Claimx    iir  sill,"    1.692. 


SU»r.  No,  158. H59.  (CLASS  7.  CORDAGE.)  THE  Ed- 
win H.  FiTiK.*  Co..  I'hiladelphlH,  Pa.  Filed  Feb.  4, 
1922.      riul»>r    ten  yrar    proviso. 


I'artirulin  iltHi  i  ifttion  'if  ginnln.  —  Manila  Rope,  Slual 
Kopv.  Riitliiii'.  .\IiriiH-.  llHrnlinilin.'.  Eloiiseline.  Seizing, 
Bind   r    Twirii'.     iiid    lIiirvcMtiriiC   Twine. 

ClatmK    uir  siti«-<>    l'^92. 


S.r      No      100.021  (CLASS     13         HARHWARE.     AND 

I'LIMMLNC;       VNI)      STKA.M     FITTIN(J      Hll'l'LIEH.) 
N'KTH    I»AKor\    Mktal,   i[i.\KHT    Ci).,    F'argo,    N.    Dak. 

Kl It'll  M;ir    1     lifjj. 


/J 


I'nrf  u-utiii     'tt  Mil  ifilKiH    of    j/ooiii.  —  Metal    CulvirtH    .ind 
W>'ll    Ciirliiriti 

Cl(iimn    uHf    H\ut  ■•    ll't  7 


S.r     No     lt;i.4ti'.       .CL.\SS  4R       FOODS   AND   IN»;UEDI- 
FNTS    OF    FOdliS  I      OK.sT    Fm  IT   Cr,  ,    San    Friinrlsco. 

Cilif       Filed    Mar     29.    1922. 


I'<irti(uliii    ftiDr  if.  tio  II    of   (700rf«. -Mincemeat. 
i!inmx    uxi    nir.c-   Aiin.    1.    1918. 


OCTOBEB  30, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


819 


Bar.  No.  161,448,      (CLASS  46.      FOODS  AND  INOREDl 
BXT8  OF  FOODS.)      Oest  Fhiit  Cq.,  Srin   Franclwo, 
Calif.     Flle<l  Mar.  29,  1922. 


HOhhy 


Fartifular  rh  tciiition  of  ffotidit. — Mhicenieni 
(laimx   uKf    tinee    Aug.    1.    1918. 


Ser.  No  161, UO*^.  iCLASS  44.  DKNVAL.  ML  CCAL. 
AND  srR(;iCAI.  AI'I'LIANCES.  I  Natiu.n.u.  Stamj- 
I\<.  &  i:i.E(  Till'-  W(»KKS,  Chiiano.  111.  Filed  .\pr.  :!, 
1922, 


WHITE 


'\  \^ 


fr''  |c3 1\  t^^  <^ 


I'mticular     il<irrii>fion     of    ffoodx.      F.leitric     Vitirnlor.v 
Outfits,    Electric    Heating    I'ad.s,    and     Elertrlciil     Thera 
pewtlr   Ratterlea. 

('('ii'mjt   HHC  Hince   1913. 


8er    No.   162.350J.      (CLASS  3H.     PRINTS  AND  PrULI 

CATIONS.)        Mnr>KK.V    I'OXfECTlONBR    I'rBI-IKHlNa    ClIM 

lANV.  Chicago.  111.     Filed  Apr.   l.'..   1922. 


OBBER 


I'nrtiruliir  di  mrrpiiipu  of  £;oorf<».-    Monthly  Trade  Mann 
zinr  Circniated  Generally  Throughout  the  Fiilted  State* — 
1.  0..  "The  Candy  .hdilwr." 

I'laiiiin   UH     Hince   Feh.   15,   1921. 


ger.   No.    Ifi.'UiOl.      i<M^\SS   46.      FOODS  AND   IN(;RKDI 
ENTS    OF   FOODS.)       I'AriFK-    Mai.t   k   Iloi-s    €*>.    \\r., 
Brooklyn,    New   York.      Filed   Afir.   27.    1!»22. 


SUN -RAY 

BRAND 

MALT 


DiHolalmer  is  made  to  excluatve  usw  of  the  word« 
•Brand"  and  "Mult  '  apart  from  the  mark  shown  on  the 
drawing. 

Particular  drtcription  of  good*. — Pure  Malt  Extract,  a 
Sirup  for  Food   PurpoaeB  and   Sold  for   Home  Use. 

Claim»   u»e   since  Jan.   1,    1918. 


8er.  No.  164,221.  (CLASS  23.  CUTLERY,  MACHINERY, 
AND  TOOLS.  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  The  Bonnkt- 
Flovd  C*).,  Marlon  Road.  Columbus,  Ohio.  Filed  May 
22.  1922. 


No  claim   is  made  to  tlie  representation  of  the  grinding 
ball    apart    from    the    mark    as    shown 

I'tirtiriilar  dmcription  i,f  fifHidx.      tirinding  Balls. 
Claims    unr  »<ince   Apr.    2N,    ]'.»22. 


Ser.  No.  n;.'..n.»:i  iClass  i;.  cuKMirALS.  medi- 
cines. AND  rHAUMACECTlCAL  PUF.I'A  RATIONS. ) 
Ijsaa.  F.  Hauhis,  doing  imsines-s  as  llarri.s  Laboratories, 
Tuckahoe,    .N.    V.      Filed   .fime   V.    ];»1'2. 


No  claim  is  made  to  the  words  '1  est  d  Stainlards" 
apart  from   the  mark  as  shown  on   the  drawing. 

Partirular  deitrriptiim  of  noodx  rharmaceutical  and 
Biological  Products  Namely.  Yeast  Vitamine  Tal)lets  fc* 
General  Tonic  I'urjioso,  Veast  Nitamine  Powder  for  Sci- 
entific Tiiitw  in  Nutrition,  and  for  Therapeutic  I'se  on 
Prescription;  Vitamine  Free  Casein.  Vitamine  -  Fre« 
Starch.  Vitamine  Fre«»  Fats.  Compb  te  Inorganic  Mix- 
tures, Complete  Food  Mixtures  Free  from  Any  Vitamine, 
All  for  Therapeutic  Fses  :  anil  Cod  liver  Oil. 

rirti:vH   MAC   since    Apr.    15,    1922. 


820 


OP^FICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  30. 1923 


ger.  No.  Itj6.344.  (CLASS  lil.  ELECTRICAL  APPARA- 
xrs,  MkcHI.\EI<.  AXI)  SI-PPLIES  )  Baldwin  Rapio 
EiJCcTHirAi.  Mani  VACTI  BIMJ  Co.,  Inc..  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Kil.><i    .lily    1,    1922. 


^VP!% 


jfraphlr    Cup.rlnn    Apiianitui*.    KxponInK    iH-vlc^s    and    I)* 
velopinic    IH'vIcm    for     I'lnten    and    Kllm»,     Photographic 
Printing    Dt'vlo's.    LlKhtins    Devices    and    Apparatug    for 
Printing    li.'vic*'^    rnr    EnlarirtiiK   mul    Projecting   Cnmeraa 
ami     for     lark  Kikjih     Is*-.    Collci  ritut     Pkxhs    for     I'hoto- 
t:rai)hi<-   Nck-ariv.-s  and   Powitlvf!*,   I'hotoairaphiTu'   Working 
Chest!*,     lUiirainatlni:     I>'n»es.     CondenBer*,     Collimators. 
I'mtatile      Pnrk      H<»iihh       Priamt*,      I^^nsen,      Magnifying 
<. lapses.    Levels,   TcU'xci.pen,    <  ipera    *;iai»ii'<.    Field  <Ila«Me8, 
r(iiiii)a«»t'is.    'I  t'l>-m4  t.  nt.    Th«»..«lolUn<.    »<-ifanti».    I^vellnit 
I  iiHt  ryimeiif !»,     Sr>'«^'rijscr>p»*>i.     M  i('r()«c(ip>'f<,     and     Sterpo 
«.-ti}i.'H,     Si>.'ctiui.      (.lnsH»-«,      rhcitnirrap'ilc     l>-n«»>f«.     TeU' 
iii.iiir    I,«'i]>f-i     I'r.i)  'luiv'    I.fiis''s.    Tt>l'-«copic   Clin    81k:!itii 
and   Honiti  1  ir.i|i|pi  ni:  Sii.'li'<.  Siatit*   fur  Kltlex  and  Caiiinin. 
KclUnfttTs.     Sijr\  ►•)  III*;       I  n,st  runitnt.«.     and      Harographs, 
I't.'rni..  M:i|ih>      V  Ir  :i!',.  t.-!-s,    Sp.  I'doni'-tiTH.    Optic    .Mirrors, 
iit'liiMi'     Avlitors'    ml    iM|;.M-   i,.ii;:i   k    <a'i:i.'ix.    Microiii 
.'ttT   ,'><rt'w  s.    and    V.ini'i    t;ini'ii-«.    SIMint'   liau^'is     i.!iiii:i'« 
uid   Snini!;;riis   n!    Ali    Kind-    i.aiii:''   lilix-kw,   Scrpw  Thread 
rnmpar :it')r»    s>-tf tni:  ' 'nt  Tiililfs  iind   Hi>ll>>r!»  for    \"-latlon 
F'1i;iir>"<    and   >  liiii'iii-'f crv 

CftitmM    u  ■"    NJiii'f    Inlv    II      I'tHH. 


_'    S.  '4     Hid    !';irf<   Th'TPof 
i'     •.III.-.     Mir     _'>.      l'.i."J. 


s.T  No  !i;t  .-.■•>»  I  i,\>.>;  111  ri;irrii.i/.KUS  <  CMTtD 
SiArK.s  (.Yi'-^i  M  I  DMi^sv.  I  hicMK",  111.  Piled  July  29. 
1922. 


S.T,     \., 

F.  XT  :  h 


I  r'   Ki;/ 


\7..:\^      "LASS  _■>;      MK\sri;iN'.   .VM'  s>  i 

1         V  I'l'LI.W'i 'K.S    •         ilfTI^.   HK     .XVSTALT     *'       P      i 
.\ivrit,N>  K..si-.i.i..s>  n.vKi,     llcriih  l'"ru-'lcnau,      i...r 

I'il.-d   .I'll.',    -4,    r.t.'-j. 


Th.'  uirds  ••H»*Tli!i  '  and  •'''.  P.  "Jocrz"  .ir."  di*cia  im>»<i 
:it'U,-'  froiij  tu.'  mark  <how-n  In  th.>  drawinj:.  in.  c  .niin"n 
Inw    rijibr<  in    'he  nmne  "«l<)^n<'    Ix-ing  hcrehv  dlsclaimc*!, 

I'nrtifuliir    'l>Hci  i/iti'iti     ','    '/"'I'll     -Photoumrihii-    Hand 
("amoras  kind   Stand   CanuTiis.    f^nlarsrlnK  ApiKtratus,    Pro- 
Jp'tiiii:    rijntPmii.    rinematntraphs.    .\pparatu*i    for  Thr.'e^ 
li.li  r     I'rt'.tonraph.v,     I'h    tiiirra;>hic     0*vi»*''ti\  ••-!,     ( i!,J.'ct  ivc 
il.'ld'T^.     '  ari)<»rii     h"ittlnir<    for     r*').  phi>rii'_'raiih>  ,     I'hntu 
.Tiphi"    sh'irr.'r^,  KxiMisnr.   Tinirrs,  .\[)pi!r:i  r  ns  fur  Miiisnr 
i.'iu'     ShiilT.-r     Siw.-.l.      Ph.ir'.rn.'f.'rK.     r!i.)tii>ira[ihic     Kangc 
Kind.  rs.   fin:.'!.-   Sliil«-M.   li.nihl,.  Slides,   I'hance   Slides.   Film 
!•    x.'»      \l,ii;H/.in>-s.    and    llaik.s      I  ►n.vlii.'hr    Chant'e    H<>ies, 
I'lat.'    MiiL'.uinfv.    \\%n-den    and    Met.il    Stands    fur    Phnto 
^rrnphh-   if!inierii,>i.    Ii»>vic«s  fur   KociisiriiC    I't'i>ti>i;rHphic   .\p 
paratiis,   J^.liowK   f.  r   rh('t'>'.rraphic   I'anieras     .Scre«.n»   and 
r.ii.'ht      iilfcr*     fur     ['hntoitraphic     Kx.p«  sure      SeiiHitizeil 
Plafex.    I  irv    Plaren     h'lat   Kilinn   and    K   ller    Kilni'*.    Three- 
Color      Fplnia,      Sen!*lliaed     PhiitoKr*phic      Paper,       Plate 
Holder**,    Film      Holdem.    Photonraphlc-FUni     Klein,    Film 
Uox*-""    f.if    Photoirraphic   t'amera.H,    Polarii.TK.    Refractom- 
erer-*,       TiierraometcrH,      Harom«-t*'r».      11  ydrometer«.      Bal 
ances.    .Hiiind  Analyrinij    IVvices,    Photographic    Develop 
inir    .Apparatus.    Photographic    Klxinir    .Vppwratux.    Photo 
uraphic   Hashing;  Apparatm.    Photographic    Kryini:  Appa- 
ratus,   .iii.i    I'hotoirraphic    Uetouchiiig    Apparatus,    Photo- 


I'iii  I II  ulnr  d'  »<-riptuiH   i)f  fptmlH.      I,;ind    Pla.iler. 
'■((()m»     </«•      sine     I  »(  tritwT.     m20 


Ser  .\m  itiT.sii;;  .1  I..VSS  ::!•  Cl.i»TMI-\(.  i  t  ha,h. 
iK'i 'W.ih.Maik  (  «'.  IN'  ,  New  York,  N,  Y  Filed  Aug. 
4,    19J2. 


«)|;il» 


PKCAOILIY 


No  claim  Is  made  to  the  eiclnslve  uae  of  the  wordrs 
"Clothew  for  Young  Men"  apart  from  the  mark  as  ithown 
In  the  drawing. 

J'artk^thir  iletrription  of  poofln. — Men's  and  YooOf 
Men'a  Clothe*  for  Outer  Wear — vU.  Suits  in  One,  Two, 
Three  and  Poor  Ple<*  Garments,  and  OT^rcoats. 

Claimg   ugr  since  July   31,    11)22. 


K 


OCTOBKR  :\0.  WKIH 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


S21 


Ser.  No.  ltJ9..H(i2.  ((M..VSS  40,  FOODH  AND  INflREDI- 
ENT«  OF  ^'^H^r^8.»  iMPEsrAi.  Candy  Comiva.w. 
Seattle,    WMHh.      Filed   St-id.    11,    H»22. 


o/bciete 


/''irtUiiliir  ilrst-riptioH  uf  i/oij'U  —Salted  Peanuts 
Claiinn    ».««    rdnce    l!t08. 


Ser.  No  iT't.f.lM  aL.ASS  4'J  KNITTED,  NKTIKI' 
AND  TK.XTll.K  IWHKKS.  Thf  (..uriKii  Sii  k 
('•'MPANV,  I'loreiHf,  Ni.rth.'inipdni  M;i^s  Filed  <  I't  1 '^' 
1922, 

C3asile  Duvene 


f'artk-ular   dntrription    tjf  pof'rf*.      PI' r*»   Go-riR   of   SUk 
.Artlflcial    Silk,    and    Silk    and    Cotton. 
f'la\tfH  use  since  about    .Inn.    lit     19_"J 


Ser.  .\(i     iTo.Tir     iCLASs  :;.'.     iu-:i,'f ! N' ;  iiiisi:    m.\ 

CllINKRY    l'ACKIN(;,    .\ND    M  i\  >r  I"r.\  I.l  [<       riKCS.j 

'Jknkrai.    .\siu;.sTi>s    vV.    H(  iiiu:ii     i'"Mi.\Ni,  i 'li^irh^ion, 
S     (',       Filed    Oct.    14,     T',iL'l.'. 


rurtu^iilar  il'  s.-rijitian  <,'  <i>,i,rlf,        Seal  and  i  ""rn[>i  !l^,l  1 1  i.g 
8«'r      No.     d;!».;!.V!.       cCLASS    ti        CUKMICAI/S.    MEDD       M.inis    f,,r    Piston    l{in;:s 

•   INKS,    .\ND    PHAU.MACKrTICAL    PUFPARATION.S  '  '  Saiin.-    um,     sine,     i  •.  t      1...     ];,_:: 

ItniiKKT    11,    Cerkk.   doing   hunineBK   as   The    Bobs    Drug   I 

Co,,    -Marietta,   Ohio.      Filwl   Sept.    12.    1S»22  [  "  '  ~ 


€SSL:^S^-MSBt 


I'arUfuldi  'h  mriplion  of  good))  ~l'Ti-\);irutiiin  for  Treat 
ing  Headache,  Neuralgia,  Cold  Pain*,  tirlppe  Aches,  Kur 
ache.  Stomach  Dlntreiw,  and  Rh«Mamatic  Pains. 

'laiiii'-   u*r  since  Deo.   22,   191.'». 


Ser  No  17(1. ,;d4  (CLASS  4(;  FOODS  .VND  INCKKDI 
KNTS  OF  FOODS. I  Hii.oxi  Patkim;  K  Tr.mmv.,  .,. 
I!ilo.vi.    .Miss       ni.d   Oct.   •;,   l<ti"j. 


"immn^mMtw 


Vnrtutiln,    iliMtriptinn    of    i/oo'lf       Canned    Oysters    and 
Canned    Shrimp. 

ClainiM  we  sliio-  on   or  about  Jan    1.   1H!»8. 


"r     N"      17 1,1 -'2        (CL.\SS    .'r.i        ri'UlliNi,   .       I'mekt 
A;    lU:t;K.s    CoMi'A.w    IM    ,    Neu     V.irk      \     Y       ,-ivsi>.Mptr    \, 
Onyx    Hosiery    Inc.,    New    York,    N     ^       »    (  i.r[.or:iti..t;    of 
New    York.      nUxl    Oct.    1'4.    IH.L'. 


I 


^ 


mi^ag 


S«-r     No.    170.4.sr.       (CLASS   :Ut.      <LOTniN(;.)       LsAixvRE 
A,   Hf:.s.si:L.  St.   Louis,  M.t,      Filed  Oct,  9.    1922. 


No  claim  is  made  to  the  words  "Looks  and  Wears  Like 
Hudson  Seal"  apart  from  the  mark  shown  on  the  drawing. 

Particular  dracription  of  goodn. — Fur  Coats.  Capes. 
Wraps,  and  Stnle«i. 

Claimt   ui>e   since   .Tune    1.    1922. 


Particular    dimiiption    of   i/o'xlg.  —  Hosiery, 
Clnimx   «*(    ,siiice  1913. 


Sw,     No.     171,].?2.       iCL^S.S    39.       CLOTHING   .       The 
Lkwis  iV  Harris  Ha.vowovex  Twctui  Cumi-any  Limiteh. 
Stornaway.    Island  of  r>'wi8,    Scotland.      Filed    Oct      '4 
1922, 

MACLOQM 

Particular     detrription     of     goodn. — Outer     I'lothlnp — 
Namely.  Suits,  0.ats,  Trousers.  Skirts,  Clonks,  and  Cai>e«. 
fUaimn   use  since   July   20.    1920, 


822 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  30. 1928 


8»T.  No.  Itl.Jll.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED,  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS.)  John  V.  Farwkll  Com- 
PAVT,   Cliicaso,    in.      Filed   Oct.    "itt,    19-22       Under    ten 

vpar  pru  riso. 

/'»irf  i<-u/<i  r  dexrription  o'  gi^oit*.  Drapery  mid  I  phol- 
8t>r.v  ritMi-  <;.>.><ls  Cumpo.'*.  tl  .if  (  iittiin.  Silk.  Wool,  Jute, 
or    fnmhiimtiniis    Thereof,    and    I'urlains.    I'nrtieres.    ("iir- 


tain   Strii>.s 


and    I'aiu'lM.   TaMe  Cnvt-rs.   and   t'uiich   Covits. 


I'Ininx.t  um-  sinrf  (in  nr  about  Jan.  1.   IHO.'i. 


t 


Ser.  No.  172,145.  (CLASS  23.  CfTLERV,  MACHINERY. 
AND  TCM)LS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  Thb  Cha.nu- 
i.EE  M<rroR  Cah  Cojipa.ny,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Filed  Nov. 
17,  1922. 

PIKES 
PEAK 

Partu^lar   detcription    of    yo';f/«.-    Internal  Conilmstion 
Ensrlnes. 

Claim*  u»r  Minff-  about   Oct     1,    1022 


;  ,_■ 


S.T    N.i.  IT 
AND    T(>< 

II  V  \I  M  A . 

Maniif(ic>tjrii;i:  i  ump.Hny,   New   York.    .N.    V.      Filed   0<  t 
.'7,  1 ',<-•■.' 


IN 


■  r|,.V.><S  _',{       iTTI-KKV.  MA(HINERV.    j    Ser      No      172.L'ls         mLaSS     0        CHl.MK   ALS.     MEDI 
>LS.     .\N1>     PARTS    THEREOF  1        Markt    &  (INKS,    AND    I'll  A  R.M  Ai'KlTICA  I.    I'RKI' A  K.VnoNS  i 

iKR     iMxri'ASi,     doln«     !iusin»'Ks     as     .\mfrican  P^mma  IJ     Fii.mv.  Cliii-imo.   ill       P'iled   .Nov     is.   1!I2J, 


DIAN    HEAD 


I'artU-uiixr  iiixrrii>tu>n  <,f  iriotitt — .\Krii-tilturaI  Impli  - 
nxnfx  N;ini»*ly  .Manure  and  Spadinsr  Fork<,  Fitdil  .ind 
(iardt'ii  H'lMM.  Weeding  <  uiriva tor  and  Corton  Ilo»'s.  Har- 
vestini;  I'litato  Hooks.  M  :i  niirf  Sjiri'adin;.'  Ilo.iks.  sr..io'- 
Draffiring  Inoks.  Shovels.  (lardHii  Rakes.  I..iiwn  R.^k^■-, 
<  !ilri\  :if.  r-j     l%«'t    Fork.siind   lloo'-is. 

r  /rii;rr.<    ij,«.     sinic   .Ian.    1.    IS.^li 


FULTO 


S.T.     No.     1 

r:NTs 

1  •  ti\  •  r 


i.:2.;.     mlass  4f;.    foods  .\ni)  in<;i{f.['1 

iF      iOOl    S.I  ThK      O.      I'       H.il   It      I   n\F       <   <• 

(  olo       Filed    Nov     s.    I'.ii'i- 


Th.-   (lortrait  stiowi;   is   that   of  applicant 
I'lirtii  iihir  lii  mr\i)ti'n   "f  yniiili        Hair  Orower 
i'lniini  wr  sinci'  .Ian     1.  I'.MS. 


t'urticii  kr  ilnt<^rlpti',n  of  j/oo'/x      -f'atidy.  Cakes,  Sh<'II»' 1 
Nut*,   and  Satidwiches. 
f'lnimt  ti«f  i«lncp  lOftO 


Ser,     No. 
CINES 
.Vl.MA   F 
(■level! 


171.TS2.        I  CLASS    tj        CHEMICALS,     MEDI 
\NI)   I'H  \RMACErTlC.\L   I'REf'.VRATIONS.  i 
Ai.i.E.v.  doini:  hiisineK.s  as  The  .\llen   ("'ompany, 
<»liio       FIKd    Nov     10,    1922. 


Particuhtr  d€»cription  of  ffooHa. — Salves   for   the   Hair 
and  Scalp  Treatment. 

Claim*    mr  slnre  Janiury,  191 ». 


S.T  No  172,27.-.  M  LASS  2.5  (  TTI. FRY.  MACHINERY, 
AND  TtMH.S,  AND  FARTS  THEREOF.)  IiiKl.FuK.s 
Bki  ks  .\  k  riK.Boi  au.  Stockholm,  Swe<len.     FTle*!  .Nov.  !(.», 

BANCO 

PnrtU^Uir  drucripUfm  of  yondH. — 8<'ythe«   and   Sickles. 
Claim*  uitr  since  Apr.  20,  1921. 


Ser.  No.  172.276.  (CI^SS  23.  CUTLERY.  MACHINERY, 
AND  T<K)L8,  AND  FARTS  THEREOF.)  1okl»-(»rs 
BBrKB  AKTTBBOt.Ao,  Stockholm.  Sweden.  Filed  Nov.  20. 
1922. 

BANKO 

Particular  dearription   of  gooda. — Scythes   and   81ckle«. 
Claimg  uae  since  1910. 


OCTOBEB  .30.  1J)23 


l.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


823 


Ser.  No.  173.2701.  (CLASS  .39.  CLOTHING.)  H.  B. 
Fkh(r«<».\  Co.  Isr.,  New  York.  N.  Y.  Filed  Dec  13 
1022. 


Parti' ulnr  diaf-ription  of  goods.-    Menu  and  Bovs'  Work 
Shirts. 

I'lairtiM   UHf  siiici'   Julv,    1!)22 


Ser.  N<.  it,-!  ,^4;{  M'I..\SS  4  .\HRASIVE,  DrrERCiENT, 
AND  F(iLlSIIIN(;  .MATERIALS)  V .  8.  .Samtaet 
Si-K<iAi.TiK.s  CoRiMjii.^Ti<).\,  ClilcHgo,   111.      P'Ued  Dec.   18, 

SQ^PERIOR 


I'arHmlar  drxrription  of  gooda.  —  Soap. 
C/a(m#  u$e  since  ScptemlHT,  191S. 


Ser.    No.    17.t,f}0f).      (CLASS   4:C      THREAD   AND   YARN   ) 
The  H.  K.  H.  silk  Co.,  Watertown,  Conn.     Filed  Dei 
20,    1922. 


V\OA^ 


The  mark  <oriKists  of  the  word  "Lion."" 
Particular    dixrription    of    (jooiIk.      I'lire    and    Artificial 
Silk  Thr»-ads 

rlniiiiH  uMi    >iiu,.  .July    1,    H>0.''). 


Ser.  No.  17,'?. 74:!  iCLAS.s  0.  CHEMICALS.  MEDI 
CINES,  AND  FHARMACFCTK  AL  PREPARATIONS  . 
Etabi.is.semknt.s  Poi  i.k.m  FHf:KES.  Paris.  Frame 
Filed   Dec.   2."i,   1!»22. 


ACNYL 


Pariirvinr   tl,)trriptiot,    of  ffooda      Specific    Vaccine    for 
Suhcufaneons    .Vdminint ration    in    the    Treatment    of    In 
flammatory   DiscaaeR  of  the  S4-l)aceous  Glands. 

('lair»M   uxe  since    Mar.    14.    1922. 


Ser.  No.  U."?.?.-.:}.  (CLASS  «.  CHEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES. AND  PHARMACEl'TICAL  PREPARATIONS  ) 
Etabi.i.s.sements  Pot  I.E.N,-  FHftRBs.  Paris,  France 
Filed  Dec.  23.  1922. 


LUATOL 


Particular    description    of    (700*1.— Sodium    Potassium, 
Btsmutbo   Tartrate   In   Glucose-Aqueous    Solution    for   In 
trarouscular  Administration  of  the  Treatment  of  Syphilis. 

Claima  uar  since  Dec.  28.  1921. 


Ser.  No.  1 7:{.7.'.,-..  (CLASS  <V  ( "11  F.\II(  .\  LS,  MEDI- 
CINES, AND  PHARMACFrTK  AL  PREPARATIONS  ) 
ETAKl.lssK.vitXT.s  Put  L.KM  FKf.HK.s,  Paris,  France. 
Filfd   lift     2:5.   r,tL'2. 

GARDENAL 

PartiiuUir  df.scriptioii   of  <ioodK.-r\um\VA\    I'reimra  t  mn 
Csed  as  a   Hypnotic.  Sedative,  or  Antiepileptic. 
('l)niiin  I. HI-  siru-.'  Sept.   ;!.    l",»L'n 


S.T.     No.     173.7r.<)         (CL.VSS     1;        I  HKMICALS,     MEDI- 
CINES,   .\NIi    PH.\HMA(   KCTli    \|.    I'UKI'.VR.VTIONS  ) 

FlAC.i.i  ss.,  \n;\'i  s   I'nii.j.xi     Fiu.iik.s    i  S."if:Tf;  .\M'\>MKt, 
Paris,   France.      Filed   Dec    •2:\,   rcjj. 

EPARSENO 

I'nrtiruhn-  lirscriiit  utn  i>!'  ijfxids  r|i,.rinr;(  1  ( 'Mn;|>.oiTKl 
for  I II !  rMii.u  c-Ulur  AdluiDistralioii  uf  I  li^.  Iro:,  f  iiinit  of 
S\  phi!i< 

'  /<;j„),H    ..■    c  :  Incf    S'-pt      C,     1';,2l 


■"••r     .No.    174, TIM.  if'LASS   .'VJ,       FT!!  NFIT  l;i:    .\  N  i .    n^ 

HOLSTKKY    i  MoKHis    \.'.\.\\\.    ,l,.in;:    l,i;>ii,,  ^>   ;i>    N..w 

York  Mailiin.ij  Conip.iiiy.   \<  vv  'inrk,   .\    ^.      I'ilei!   .(.-iii 
lit.   i!ti-:{. 


The  riiitit  to  the  exclusive  use  of  the  words  '•  Steel  Prod- 
ucts "  is  diMlaim  d  apart  from  the  niiirk  shown  in  the 
drawing. 

Pnrthiilor  dif^cription  of  yi,i,<f»  -St  el  Ki|iil:oiient  and 
Furniture.  CoinprjHinc  Adjustahle  S'elvi  1  •.  I'iKnc  (ahi 
nets.  Ffility  Cahinets.  Storage  Cabinets.  Clothes  Lockers, 
(iolf  I^ockers.  Cluh  Locker.s,  Compartment  Lockers.  P.ar 
titlons.  Factory  Stools.  Steel  Library  and  Shop  Tables, 
Benches,  and  Bench  Leps. 

Claima  uae  since  Apr.  19.  1920.  coverinR  the  word 
•  Inlversal;"  since  Aur.  2f.     1922,  for  the  entire  design. 


Ser      No.     174. 79S.        (CLASS    0.       CHEMICALS.     MEDI 
CINES.   AND  rHARMACEFTICAL   PREPARATIONS  i 
Paxwnic  Bi,ood  Food  Co.  Inc.,  Birmingham.  Ala      Filed 
Jan.  19.  192.^. 

PAX-TONIC 

Particular   deacriptlon    of  j70o<f«.— Preparation    for   tht 
Blood. 

rifjimn  iifie  since  May   12.  1922. 


824 


stT    .\..    r 

MKNTS 


OFFK  lAL  (^AZK'ITK 


OCTOHFR  .■«».  15123 


;.'):\-         Ml. ASS     :!.;         mi   S[t'.\l       INSTUI  S^t-     N-     iT'.Tn't        ,r!.\SS    U!       F'uiil.S    AND    IMillKUl- 

N!>     SI  I'I'I.IF:s.  !        Stkttvkh     I  Hi  .v-;u.\i'ii  J:..S1S    Ui'    FuuL'S.)       Iin,    Haiiie    i  hfek    Kinid   Com- 

V,  \.-w   Vnrk,   N    V      Fii'.l   .Inn    'J^.   l!cj;',  PAST.  Battl«  Creek.  Xllch^      i  i  ■  .t    I  .'■    ^,    l''.:; 


^'". 


r  \r 


No  claim  s  luaile  to  the  a  !^  -^  ijireme  In  Tone," 
"  Mf?.  by,"  h!m!  ■•  Nfw  Yorit  apjirf  from  th«»  nn«rk 
-I,-    vn   in  th**  ■'■    awin^ 

Particular  tli  KvriiitioH  ■-      ,' *•       ! 'hon<)k;raph»i. 

Vlaimn   •i*r|  siiuv  May   '■'>'■     l'-'- 


.S^r.      \  !"]•.  'J'?f>  ■'"I.KSS      '  ■;  1 1  \  [; !  -  W  ,\  K  i        \Mi 

PLi  MI;:^^     A\!'     sTi-:A\f    i  ittin'.     -'  rrr.iKS 
William    |".    I'ixulev,   I-.-*   Aiceles,   I'alif       r    ■  1    i 
29.  1923. 


AMMQooHlNL 


^        laiin    pia<l<»    to    tht'    word    '■  LirK*  '     npfirr    frn>ii    t'wp 

l''ii  U   H](ir\<ir»rription    of    .iwidM    — < 'nn'bi  na  *  ion     li'inid- 
.1,     I 'ni-t^ni'Ts  and   To\vf>I   ll.iok.i. 
'    i!im«   inA  ■«lnf<'   .Jan.   4,   I'.iil '., 


N        1 


ri.ASS    in,       I' \  I  NTS    .*N1)    S'AINT 


F;1:S     Vf  VTKItlAI.S   i       Wu.tkr    II     I'HKJl's.   .loin 


Fii.-.l    .]\\ 


' 'rit-'ViM!!    I.;tl»<>r;\  ri.ri.--i     I"iirT-'n:'iii!l! 


pilaflon    of   S 


■  Traiif   Mark  "   iind    thf  word;*   '"  T1h>  roiii- 
ip  flAMVi'  Qiialltlis      bfiiii;  rti.-<(  hiinif-d  apart 


from  the  mark  an  shown  on  thr  drawinjr 

I'urtirular     'Irx-iiiil  ii,n    ',f   (/'^''</«   --('I>'iu\!ii_'    ,iFid    I'ldisli 
iiiK    MatfTiaiJ   for   Kur:)irui'e   nriil    for    l':i  iiireil,    VaniinhtMl. 
and    [..HM)iuTi'd   Surfa(»*s 

<  Uitmn  u*>'  *n\i'^  OH  or  aUiur  M<ir.    14,   iit2'.J. 


i'lv  f-  (.</      (    Tiption  of  yiiuilM. — A  Xut  Ccrctfl 
I  i'i>mt       .    -unrf  Jan.   1.   1899. 


8er.  No.   176,40'       (CL.VSS  4(i.      I  « >"    <      ^i     I'mRKDI- 
ENT8    OF    FfHiIiS.)       iNTEitwrr     u.    M  iii\.,    i\,n- 

PANY,  Mian  ilpohs     Mill  1'':    ■'    V    i.    .'l     \'.rz-A. 


I'nrticular    dc^'  ■  '// '  p.>i 

'  iaii"-    (..■>(■   Hluce   Mir      1>     l*<.''i 


;.,o.J*        StM.-K     fuid     I    lii''k>'n 


8er.  .No.  i;(,  -.;•!  ■'•!  \SS  »!  '•UKMh  \  ;  -■  \li:!'[- 
CINE8.  ANi'  I'H  \i:\lAri:i  TH  \i,  1 'i;  I-  i '  A  K  \  T  !u.\S  ^ 
jMir,  1  M.ii.iKK-.  .V  .--.irix^,  >•  l.,.ui.-..  M-  1  ihd 
l-ri.     .4,    I'.iJ... 

OROSAN 


I'mttruIlK      lit   -(ri  ii.tl'.ll      'if     l!'i',il»  I  .frtllii'idi'      JIUd      .\llti- 

p'i.     .M..ntli     \\;c;!i. 
*  'hum  H    r/  ..    -iti.  f    S.  pt     !>,    !  !<  1 1). 


•  r      Nm      K*V'W:;         .i1..\>S     i:;         1 1  \KI  >\\  .VKK     .VND 
I'lJMHIN'.       AM'      STKAM      IITTIM.       Siri'LIKSi 

Nk«      \>'HK      \iri:K<M    >      [■;n\MLI,     I'liiilOiIS     <  'OKJ'OIIATION, 

Iiov.r.    IW'I  .   :iii.l    1  ,imii.iiJ:.    .\.    V.      nit'd    l-'»'l),    Jti.    I'.r.'.'}. 


t'nrtirular  de"  >  ipti'in   of   iiond*.      Riiameled-Nfetal  Tnv- 
<'rn  for   WanhtiihK 

Claimx   UHC   nlnrt'  .iaii.   29,    1923. 


■i 


*)(  T<»i:KK ;;(!  1U23 


U.  S    PATENT  nFFTr^E. 


tkr.     .No      :  76,671.       (CI.A88    6.       CHKUICALS      MFF>T- 
IINKS.   AM.   I'H  VltMACEUTICAL   nO- i    \ !:  \  T  son  s 
Tub   i  uuu  ,    CHJBMiLAL   Compawy.   now,   by   change  of 
name,  Boncllla  Lab«.ratorleg,  Incorporated,  IndianapoUi 
Ind.     Filed  Feb.  27,  1923. 


S*P.  No.  176,887.      (CLASS  21.     ELECTRICAL  APPARA- 
TUS,  MACHINES,   AND   SUPPLIES  )      Th»  Eastbbm 
Spbclalty    Company,    PbiladelphU,    Pa.      Filed  Mar  3 
1923. 


I       V- 


Particular  deacriptUm  of  good*. — Artificial  Load  Trans- 
formers, Teatlng  Switches,  and  Multiple  Contactors 
Adapted  for  Central-Station  Uses  In  Testing  Watt-Hour 
Meters,  Transformers,  and  the  Like;  Multiple  ConUc- 
tors  Adapted  for  Use  as  Relays.  Connecters  Adapted  for 
Connecting  One  Part  of  an  Electrical  Circuit  to  Another 
Part,  Terminal  Lugs,  Terminal  Clips;  Radio  Receiving 
Sets  and  Parts  Thereof — Namely,  Varioconplers,  Variom- 
eters, Condensers,   Rheostats,  and  Transformers. 

Claim*  me  since  Sept.  17,  1918. 


Ser.  No.  176.942.  (CLASS  30.  CROCKERY,  EARTHEN- 
WARE. AND  PORCELAIN.)  Gcbtsldc  Babnett.  San 
Francisco,  Calif.     Filed  Mar,  .-..  1923 

■     fA 


1      4 


'     'ill  "I  J      Ua 


icucrtittion  of  good*. — Facial  Pack. 

Tf "    I  iiiuary,  1922. 


Sp-    \       i7»^-ni.      (CLASS  39.     CLOTHING.)     Thomas 
ILivixasj  Ki;.s.MCK,  Chicago,  111.     Filed  Feb.  28,  1923. 


poipHm 


Jilt  tiruinr    dtHcrititum 

M'!;  .itid  \V  .  iijj.  Ii  .  ,  Swi'a' 
nt-  I  Mrr,  ar,d  Wonu-ti  i . 
''Imms    u-r   Kiacc    ,Mnr     1,    1919. 


ie  z  z 


Suit-    iM.r,   ar,d    \\..nu-tn.  and  Knitted  Toques.  ' 


Ser    No     17(1.836.      ,  <  I..WSS   ;:<.,      .u,TlilNu,,,      Kbllouo 
Id.AKt.  .V  ro.,  tial.--|iuri:.   I.i.     F;!.d  Mar,  2.  1923. 


Ser.  No.  177,176.  (CLASS  ;7  1  -  J  .'CO  PRODUCTS.) 
FiBLD  CiOAB  CoHPORATioN.  Detroit,  Mich.  Filed  Mar  9, 
1928. 


Particular  di m  'iptii.v  i,f  ii',.,iin      i  p 
and  Hosirry. 

Claimn  uar  sinrc  .Jan.   l,   lOl'.",. 

■'AT)  n  (■.,--  r,4 


'  k^,   S':  i!"*.    I  ir*>«sf9 


The  color  linlne  is  for  r<-fl  attd  LT.'on 

ParticnUir  deHcriptirm    of  goodp  --^riiznrs 
I         CJaims   u.yf   sinr-.-.    Mar,   4.    lR.fi4     \.\    nro(;,..p.,^,,r<:  ;    ^i^rt- 
1    Oct.    1 ,    r.'2'J,   ].\    .  ■rporaljoii. 


826 


^^' V.  ™  fSP'-B.-i  jEfTO'"^ 


iMiiilii 


OFFICIAL  (tAZKTTK 


OCTOBEB  30, 1923 


t 


S^r.      No.  j   177,79a.       'rLASS     •;.      CHKM  h/ALS,     MEDI-  |    S*>r-    No     177. SUT       (CL.XSS   26.      ME.\SURING  AND  SCI- 

I   INKS.   AND    rHARMAfPir  TIi'AL    PREl'.VKATIONS.  ENTIKIi      \  I'I'M  AN(  ES   ■       Thb    roH'MBls    roMPANT, 

Max    Z^ller    Smhm!,    RomanBhorn,    Switzprland.      File.]  '  ..lir:i,.i  i-     Ohio.      Fll^'d    Miir     23,    1923. 
Ml-     2l      \'J'-?.        Vuiit^T    r^-n  y.'fir    ;>r.iv;«'. 


^-HIGZ/Ts 


The  trade-mark  conHl«!«  'if  t;.>  «i.[-d.-  I-.-  I';iy- 
Nlght,"   the  word  "  I  .  •'       ii'iiu'  a    ^!iri::iinp 

Particular  dr.^rriutuin  i,f  gu-nl*  (I.tuk^'h,  aru!  I'nr- 
tlcalarlv   '.ii^'-   :'   r  '.:is.ii:!i"  ■l',iiik> 

C/oi'/r^    ■.I.-  since  S.  ;  r     1,    r.>2i. 


/''/'  ri.-ii'ci/    ,i.  .('•.  ip 


nally 
Orljfinatiti 


from   the 
Claim-t 


Ser.     N. 
CINES 
Max    Z 
Mar 


177,704,         ■  I,.\Sf^    '1        •■IIEMI'AL.^,     MEDI- 
AND   PHAKMACEITHAI.    PREPARATIONS,) 

KLLER    SriHNE,    K oma n!«iiurn .    Stvitz«>rl;i  nd       Filed 
1923,       rnd.r    t-n  y-'ar    j-r"'.-'^- 


Sea.^'.'^kr.^-ss     t: 


,'  .r/„,<i.H  — ii-'medy  Used  Intfr 
;  i",'.-r  i'i.norders  and  Diseases 
:T,a"n  ,  ffir  th'*  Tr'^atment  of 
Scar-vy  ain.1  Its  Attecdnnt  Evils.  Such  as  Looaenln^  of 
the  Teetii,  (iferated  'iums.  I'a'l  Brf>ath.  Thrush,  and 
Bleeding;  and  U<pd  Eiterna;!y  for  Wounds.  Fintula, 
Absce«8t^(i.     Rashes,     Inflamed     Y.y^.     Earache,     Hle^'dini? 


N(;. 

UD- 

■OM 


Nils'",   and    T<">rh;i. 
utfi  slflce  1863, 


■■    V'     ::-,"'•;.'       •i.ass  :u      heating,  liohti 

AM'     \  K.M  11.  \1  l.N',     API' ARATtS.  NOT     INCL 

INi;      !  LK(    TKIi  AL     A  f'I'AU  ATCS. »  The     Ghis( 

Hr  ssKi.:,    CoMi'ANV,    N«.'W    York.    .N     Y.  FMled    >fnr, 
iy23.      Lnil>»r   ten  jear   proviso. 


REILLY 


I'(irti-u\,ir   ilri--'ii>iion    of   'j"0<l-'<     -Water   Heatera.  Fuel- 
Oji    H-nf---,    nrnl    Evaporator    Water    H.nters. 
(-■/ai"t*    Hit'    <i\\\rp    ihout    1891. 


Particular  (Utcriptiun  of  goods. — Remedy  Used  Inter- 
nally for  Seasickness  and  Other  Disorders  and  EHseases 
Original  ng  in  the  Stomach;  for  the  Treatment  of 
Scurry  ind  Its  Attendant  Evils,  Such  as  Loo»enlng  of 
the  Teel  h,  Ulceratf'd  (iums.  Bad  Breath.  Thrush,  and 
Ble«HJing  ;  and  Used  Externally  for  Wounds,  Fistula, 
AhBceasei.     Rashes.     Inflamed     Eyes.     Earache,     Bleeding 


from  th(! 
rioimi 


No«e,  and  Toothache, 
u»e  since  ISfi.T 


S*--     V       !7s  !.-,4  (LASS   .T4       HEAT!N<;,    LIGHTING. 

AND  \  KNTIIATING  Al'I'A  R  ATI'S.  NOT  INCLUD- 
IS<;  KIKtTKn  AI.  AFPAHATTS.  1  Tnr.  Welbbach 
Co    uF   N     E  .    Boston.    Mass.      Filed    Mar.    27,    1923. 


^M 


Particular  d^«rHptiVm   of  goods. — Gas   Hot-Water  Stor- 
age   Heaters 

(';atm»   u.<''   since   Sfpt.    1,    1922. 


OcTOBFR  .;u,  \us.i 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


827 


Ser.  No  17S,.'.2s  (rLAS8  2;i.  CUTLERY.  MACHINERY, 
AND  TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  Mabshali.- 
Wei,i.s   ruMi-A.Nv,   Duluth,   Minn,      nied    Apr.    3,    1923 

Zenith 

Particular    ilr/irriptutn    of    ijoodn. — Nail    Hamnicrh.   Tack 
Hammors.     I:ll^,'irle«■^s•     or     Plow     HnmmerH.     M:i<hiniMs 
Hammerw     Pro-siioctlnc    Picks.    Tlniipr»'    and    Ma<'hitilstK 
BlTctlnp     Hammers;     Farriers',     Shoemakers',    and     Hrtrk 
Hammers       Bricklayers      Scutches:     Hatch. ts,     Inrliidirik,- 
Broad.     Half.    Shiii^lii.jr,     UithlnK,    Hoi.    and    All     Uan-v 
Hatchets*:   Axt-s,    Siiinle  and   DouMr    Pit,   lioys'.   I'ruis.Ti^ 
and   Hunters   ;    llroadaxes,    Adzes,    Handle.*;   of   All    Kinds. 
Saws.    <riissciit     onf  Man,    Hand.    Panel   and    Rip,    Miter 
Box    Sa«<.    K.ylioie    and    ('..mpass    Saws,    Saws    In    Seti« 
Miter     Boxes,     Butcher     Saws.     Coplnp     Saws.     Bucksaw - 
Hack    Saws      Hark  Saw     Itlade.s.     Saw    Sets,    Saw    Vises 
Plan.'s.    Klour    S.ra[Mr-    ;iiid    Floor    Planes:    Spokeshav.'s 
Drawknivos,     Peelink-     Knives:     ' 'Hrpenters'     Chisels,     Car 
penters'    Slicks:     PlasterliiK    and    Brick    Trowels,    Toiht 
nippers.    Shears    and    Scissors,    Tinners'    Snips,    Butcher 
Knives.    Household    Knives.   Paring   Knives,   I'utty   Knives. 
Carvers,    Game    Shears,    Chain    Drills.    Screw    Drivers,    Kli 
Braces.    Extension    Bit    Holders,    Aujjer    Bits.    Ship    Au^er 
and   Car   Bits,   Expansive  Auger   Bits.   Screw  Driver    Bits 
Reamer   Bits   and  Countersinks.    Awls   and   Tools   in    Sets. 
Cold    Chisels.    Punches,    and    Nail    Kets ;    Pliers,    Whether 
Combinatint)    or    Side    ("uttlnt::    Wire<'uttlnK    Nippers  and 
Fence     I'li.rs,     Belt     launches,     Ticket     Punches.     File* 
Bhovels.    Tiling    Spades,    Sroop.<i,    Telegraph    Spoons    and 
Shovels.    Railroad    Picks,    Clay    Picks,    Grub    Hoes    and 
Mattocks      Hayforks    of    A!!     Kinds,     (iarden     Hoes    and 
Rakes,     Hand     Cultivators.     Scythes     and     Snaths,     Lawn 
Mowers,    (irass    hhears.    Grass    Hooks,    Hunting    Knives, 
Raiors.    Striking    and    I>rllling    Hammers,    Stone    Ham- 
aners  and  Stone  Sledges,  Blacksmith  Sledges,  Ship  Mauls, 
Spike    Mauls.     Wood-Choppers'     Mauls,    Railroad    Track 
Chlsela,     Carpenters"     Ripping     Bars,     Automatic     Screw 
Drivers,    Automatic    Drills,    Hand    Drills.    Breast    Drills, 
Twist    Drills,    Reamers,    and    Wrenches,    Mounted    Grind- 
atones,   and   Mounted    Hand,   Foot,   and    Power  Grinders. 
Claims  ute  since  about  Mar.  1,   1923. 


Ser.    No.    17S,«70        iCLASS    2.       RE<'EPTACLES  i       U, 
IIANDKL    ti.    SpKiPBL,    doing   busli>e«8   as  The   StiTobrus 
Co  .    Buffale,    .N     Y.      Filed    Apr.    C.    1023. 

Particular    deiicription    nf    £7ood*.-^  Toothbrush    Ilold'-r 
Claims  use  .since  Feb.   15,  1923. 


Ber.  No.  17S,757  (CLASS  29.  BROOMS,  BRUSHES 
AND  DU.STERS.)  MacLeax  Dhuo  Compant.  Chicago. 
in.      Filed  Apr.   7,   1923. 


Particular  d/^scription  of  good*. — Mope,  Brooms, 
Dvsters,  Scrubbing  Brushes,  Paintbrushes,  Calcimine 
BmalMS. 

CJtims  use  since  NoTember,  1018. 


Ser,   .No.    IT.^.sM 


I  'i.AS.^    4' 


■<>'  '!  'S    A.M>    IN '.F^  EDI- 


HNTS    OF    FooD.^  [  ju:    K  MUt   '  hvkfkiks 

RATKD,    Kr^nch'owii,    N.   J.      FUwl   Apr.   9.    ly.o. 


'RP- 


.Nil  claim   i>   liiadi    tc   Mie   «o:-.i   ■•  K^^s  '    and   "Straight 
froo)    the   Nest    to    ^'ou  '     apart    from    the   mark    as   sh^iwn 
Particular    df^rription    of   [jof/df — Eggs. 
Claims  u»e  since  about  Apr.  1,  1922. 


Ser.  No.  179,066.  (CLASS  :W  MUSICAL  INSTRU- 
MENTS AND  SUPPLIES  Story  A  Clark  Piano 
Co.,   Chicago,   111.     Filed  Apr.   12,   1923. 


STDRYi 


CLARK 


flaw 


Exclusive  right  to  the  use  of  the  words  "  Three  '^^'■ay 
Player"  except  as  a  part  of  the  mark  shown  in  the 
drawing  is  disclaimed. 

PartiouUir   description   of   (70odii— Pianos. 

Cl«'ff»«  use  since  Feb.  15.  1923. 


828 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEIB  30,  liR2B 


OOTOBBB  30. 1923 


8«r.  No.  17»,259.  (CLASS  46.  F00r»S  ASD  INGRBM- 
■NT8  OF"  FOODS.)  JoHM  .\.  Camisati.  doln«  boai- 
ni>sa  ail  J.  A.  C.  Cbe«M  ManafaetuHoc  Co.,  Chleaco. 
111.     Filed  Apr.  17,   1923. 


lot- 

Claim* 


MajBimalae 


deteription    of  ffoodt.—  CYketMt.  ITnock  D 
Dremlnc,   and  Tbouund   laUnd   Dr' 


use  BlDce  Mar    28,   1923. 


S«r.  No.  1179.310.  (CLASS  46  FOOr>S  .\.N'D  INGRBn>I- 
E.NT8  [of  FO0r)8  )  <"harles  H  Mcbrat,  Brooklyn, 
N.  T.      Filed  Apr    1«,   1923. 


Fl 


RlRlni; 

Gelatins 
Cla^1HA 


3*T.   No 
ENTS 
La    y\ 
Apr     1 


STIRIT 


Partioklar     dencription     of     goods — Custards,     Cakes, 
bftltutea.  Wheat  Flour,   Rye  Flour,  Prepared   Self 
oar,    Fniit    and    Paatry    Pudding*.    Mlncemeata. 
and  CandlM. 
IMS  tlnc«  Apr.   14.   1923. 


179,348.      (CLASS   46.      FOODS   A.ND   IN(JREDI 
OF    FOOI'S.)       Pablo    IU<:*a.    doing    business   as 
■rorla    Parkin?    Co.,     I.o-i    .■\n^t';->s.    I'allf.       Filed 


^SXmkAN^ 


Partic\ilar   detcriptxnn    of  goods. — A    Mixture   of    Dritd 
Clllll,    Sflcps.   and   C«?real» — Namely,    Canned    Chill. 
Claimiit  use  since  J\ine  1.    1922. 


Ser.  No  179.453.  (CIJISS  3T.  PAPER  AND  STATIOW- 
KRY.)  Hb.n.mnqton  Wax  I'.M'lb  Company,  Beaninc- 
ton,  Vt.     nied  Apr.   21,   1923. 


BEN-MONT 


Particviiir  dtsi.-nption  of  goods. — Wax  Pap«.  W«X 
LuDch  Rolls.  Dry  and  Waied  Shredded  Pmp«r.  ChriataM 
Wrapping  r;ip«r.  and  Shelf  Paper. 

Claims  u«r  since  on  or  about   Mar.  5,   1923. 


Si'T.  So.   170  n,^:?      icL.\Rs  .-.o     merchandise  not 

OTHERWISE  (^L.ASSIFIF.D  i  ISAAC  S.  ITjaCKX. 
doinfj  business  as  DrlKamp  Company,  Chicaco,  IJL 
FllPd    .Apr     23.    1923. 

DRI'KAMP 


Particular  df.'Ufiption  of  goods — Tenta. 
Claims  u««  slnre  Mar    22.   1923. 


Ser.  No.  179,565.  (CLASS  13  HARDWARE  AND 
PLIMBINO  AND  STEAM  FITTING  SUPPL1E8.) 
VicTOKY  Ma.m  FACTtBiNo  Co  .  Nlles,  Calif.  Filed 
23.  1923. 

VICTORY 


Particular  description   of    loods.  -  Metal   Pipe   Plttiai 
StopciM  k8.    and    lK>uble    Pa<  keil    Stopcocks. 

>:iavms  usf   since    P'ebnjary.    1921. 


•r     No     179. .'i84.      <CLAS.><    tO       FOODS   AND   INGRBDI- 
ENTS  (rF   FfX)t^S  I      >  akiiinkt  C.^ndt   Company,  Oak- 

UiiiJ.    <  alif        Filed    Apr     24.    1923. 


PartO'uliir    'ifitt^t  iptinn    ,,f    no'iiJs^  —  Cnndy. 
riaimn    wo-    Mil  p    Mar.     12.    1923. 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


829 


(hr.  No.  179.731.  (CLASS  39.  CLOTHING.)  Max 
Ka«sm«,  doing  buaineK8  aH  City  Naval  Equipment  Co.. 
Brooklyn.    N.    Y        Filpd    .\pr.    26,    1923 

pKOVITOR 

PwrtkMlar  description  of  fjoods — Cheat-ProtM^tlng  Gar 
Dents  Used  aa  ClothlnR  ami  Body-Protectlns:  (jRrments 
Uaed  u  Clothing. 

Cl4i4m«   use  since   Jan.    1,    1917. 


Ser.  No.   179,787.      i CLASS  46.     FOODS   AND  INGREDI 
ENTS    OF    FOODS)       Feeihofer    Baking    Compani, 
PhUadelpfila,    Pa.      Piled    Apr.    27,    1923. 


No  cla.lm   Is   made   t"   exclnslvr   use  of   thr   words  "Egg 

Cake"    apart    from    the    mark    sliown  on    tlip    drawing. 

Particular   description    of    (looiSx  -  .ike 
Claims    use    since    Mar     L'S.    inj."^. 


8«r.  No.   179.788.      (CLASS  46       FOODS   AND   1N(;RED1 
BNT8    OF    FOODS)       FaiiHofM    Bakivt,    Compant, 
PhiUdelphla,    Pa.      Filed   Apr    I'i,    192.S 


Partieular   description 
Claims  u$e   aince  Mar 


of   ffoods.- 
27.    1923. 


8«r.  No  179, S04.  (CLASS  41'.  KNITTED,  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS  t  IlKRBFfrr  H  Lklekek 
Corp.,    New    York.    N.    Y.      Filed    Apr.    27,    1923. 

fTxde  ^^ritaia 

Pwrticular      description      of      (/oof/s.  -Gingham      Piece 
Oooda. 

Claims  use  since  Oct,  4,  1921. 


Ser.   No.    179,97S       (CLASS   .^5       BELTING.   HOSe!    MA 
CHINERY    PAt^KING,    AND   NONMETALLIC   TIRES  ) 
Harbis  E.  Whiting,  doing  bualneae  as  Whiting  Leather 
k  B«ltlng   Company,    Long   laland   City,    N.   Y.      nied 
Apr.  80.  1923. 


ardWear 


Panteular  description  of  goods. 
Claims. use  since  March,  1922. 


-Leather   Belting. 


Ser.  No.  180,004.  (CLASS  46  F(><iDS  ANI»  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS.  I  HdDCisoN  a.vd  Company  LrMi-ntn, 
Sydney.  New  Scinth  Wales  Aiistralia  Filed  May 
1.  1928. 


BARGE 


Particular    description    of   goods. — Canned    Salmon. 
Claints  use  since  Jar    28,  1922. 


Ser.  No.    ISO. 005       ,  CLASS   40       FOODS  AND   INGREDI- 
ENTS   OF    FOODS,!        nOIKiSON    ANP    Com  PANT    LlMlTID, 

Sydney,     New     South     Walef,     Australia.       Filed     May 
1,  1923. 


LADDIE 


Particular   dexfription    of    floods. — Canned    Salaon 
Claims   use    since    Jan     28,    1922. 


Ser.  No  180.(»(ifi  (CLASS  40  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS.)  H(frK;8..>-  a.nd  (^ompaM  Limiteii. 
Sydney,  New  South  Wales,  .Australia.  Filed  May 
1,   1923. 


S  E  AWA  L  L 


Particular    description    of   goods  -  -CnnueA    Salmon. 
Claims     use     nUicc     Jan,     L'.v.      ]i)l'2 


Ser.  No.   180,007       (CLASS  46      FOODS  AND  INGREDI 
ENTS  OF  EOODS.i      H()rH;.so.v   and  (^(mpany   LiMrnr. 
Sydney.     New     South     Wales,     Australia        Filed     Mar 
1.   1923. 


WINSOME 


Particular  detcrifition  of  goods.  —Canned   Salmon. 
Claims  use   alnce   Jan.    28,    1922. 


Ser.    No.    180,085.       (CLASS    44.      DENTAL,    MKDK^AL. 
AND    SURGICAL    APPLIANCES.)       F.    Schctze    and 
Com  PANT    LiMiTTD,   London,    England.      Filed   Mav    2 
1923. 

EVERSAFE 


Particular  description    of  pood* —Infanta'    Sootbert. 
Claims    use    since    June.    1898. 


830 


Ser.      No. 
Thomas 
1923. 


OFFICIAL  GAZEITE 


OCTOBEB  80, 1828 


180.227.         (CLASS      2.        RECEPTACLES.) 
B.    Lamb,    New    York,    N.    Y.      Filed    May    5, 


V^lDDYLAWO 


Farticulkr     deticri[)tion     <"tf     >jo>jd4       Mfi.:i\ 
Used    for   Candy,    Lunch,    Workboii  s.    I'.tj, 
Clainrt    ^ae   since    Jan.    15,    X^2'^. 


ontJi  ni>>rs 


StT.  No.  1!0,::;:;j.     (i  uvss  46.     FOOi>s  and  i.vokedi- 


ENTS 

Jersey  >[ 
1923 


OP     FOODS.)       National    Bisclit    (  ompany, 
ity,  N.  J.,  and  New  York,  N.  Y.      Filod  May  5. 


The  baakgroand  of  the  said  trade  mark  if*  colored 
red.  and  tlie  words,  lines,  and  deaign  appearin»j  on  this 
backgrouna  are  white. 

ParticMlsr  deaoription   of  goodg — Biscuit. 

CUUiHt   ««e   since    on    or    abont    Dec.    30,    1922. 


Ser.  No.  Il0,234.  (CLASS  46.  FOOL'S  AND  INtJREDI- 
ETNTS  OF  FOODS  I  Natio.nal  Biscuit  Compamt, 
Jersey  (jlty.  N.  J.,  and  New  York.  N.  Y.  Filed  May  5. 
1923. 


Pwrtiouliw    detcription    of    good* — Bi?»ri]ir 
Cl^mt  ««e  ilnce   Dec.   30,   1922. 


Ser.  No.  180,240.  (CLASS  27.  HOROLOGICAL  IN- 
STRUMENTS.) MoHKis  S.  HosENBERO,  Ncw  York, 
N.  V.     Flle<l  May  5.  1923. 


P-ir' ^t'ul.ir-  ili  n' ifj' K, II  'I'  7o«j(ijt,-^Horol<)){lcal  Instru- 
iii<.'nr.s  <  'ixisrin^  if  ^Vllt^^l  Movement.'*.  Watches,  and 
Clocks. 

(  Jdimt    H^f   Mtir-    Miir    20.    1923. 


Ser  Nu  !'*0.301  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS i»F  FOODS.  (  Charlis  O.  Saniwiflr.  doing 
tiusiness  iis  Sandefur'.**  Cerval  Mill,  Owensboro,  Kj., 
lasijjnor  to  Anijlo  American  Mill  Company,  Owensboro, 
Ky  ,    a    (orixiration    of   Delaware.      Filed    May  7,   1928. 


^MVRVEt 


PurticuXar    dfign  iitian    of    gqoda. — Ceroal    Scratch    and 
(hli-k    F''P<1    for   I'liu'try   iin«i    Cereal   Feed   for   Ho^. 
rl/iim*  u^e   since   \\<t    1.   1922. 


S*«r     No      1««n,.-?»7         ((LASS    6.       CHEMICALS,     MEDI- 
CI NFS     \M.  FflARMACECTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 

Will  MM    .\     \o[i,r,  (loing  biminess  a^  The  Toledo  Den- 
til  Sii|.i>lv  C'>  .  To!.  .!o.  Ohio.     Filed  .May  8.  1923. 


Djamofid  Deodorizer 


No  ilaim  maile  ti-  the  word  "De<Klori«er"  aside  from 
the   Diark   shown 

Par  tieutar  (tmcript ii,n  of  yoorf*.  — r)«»odori«lnK  I'reparm- 
tion. 

flaimn    uti-    ilnro    \Inr     1,    1923.  . 


OcTOBE«  30, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


831 


Ser.  No.  180,462.      (CLASS  46.     FOODS  AND  INGREDI 
ENT8   OF   FOODS.)      Frmderick    C.    Atkinson,   doing 
basiness  as  Knigbtbood  Flour  and  Cereal  Co.   Indian 
apolis,   Ind.      Filed   May   11,   1923. 


IpiHI 


Particular  droerijttion  of  goodx. — Wheat    Flour. 
(  /<iiH«»    I/At      int       .\Iur.    28,    11*_'.H. 


Ber.   No.   180,733.      (CLASS  46.     FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS   OF    FOODS  I       AsMis    Bros.,    rktroit,    Mich. 

m.d  May   IT.    192S 


.S.  r.  No,  lsO,o22  (CLASS  38.  LltlNTS  AND  ITBLICA 
TIONS.j  Ciur.vjM  AiTOMOBii.t  Tkmt.  A>-(  in  \  i  |(,\. 
Ciiicago,    in.      Filed    May    12,    192a. 


/'articular    dvnniption    of    goodt. — Periodical    Puldica- 
fioiis    Ifsufil    Ap|iro.\lniatfly    yuart.rly, 
Liaimt   use   siim-   A[ir.    IS,    192.S 


f?er.    No.    1H0,523.       (ILASS   38.      PRINTS    AND    PUBLI 
CATIONS.     Chicago  Adtomobii.e  Th.adk  Association, 
Chicago.  III.      Filed  May  12,  1923. 

NATIONAL 
USED  CAR 
MARKET 
REPORT 


Particular    defCriptUm    of    goods. — Periodical    Publica 
Jioiis   IsKued   Approximately  Quarterly. 
ciaimK  uxe  since  June  4,   1915. 


A 

B  1  C     D     E 

F 

i 
2 

^^     J    BRAND 

n 

RAE 

Mr 

3 

4 

fffQ^/'9^  H««t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ''             V 

FA 

5 

(fiI|I^o)«i-/ 

W 

6 

i       1  ii  ^ii  >!>  i^'i  ■  ■  rTT^*"" 

Li 

7 
8 

cornx 

SI 
00 

9 

^t? 

T'li-'   Words  '"VS'hol.'  CoITi'*-"   :ii,il   "Braiid"  nro  ili«i']:i!iii<-' 
iijinrt    froin   thi'   oih'  .'    !(;Uuri'e   if   the   mark. 
I'urticular  d(«n  ii'tinn  o'  yorK/,"  -  "(rofTt't. 
(  launa  u^f  sine   A]t    23.   1923. 


Ser    No.  180,861.      (CLASS  46.     FOODS  AND  INGREDI 
ENTS  OF  FOODS.)      Hall  B.iKiNO  Co.,  Buffalo.   N    Y. 
Filed  May  19,  1923. 


Tlic  Word  "Ixiaf"  iloes  not  form  a  i>art  of  the  trade- 
(nark  KoUMht  to  be  register*-d  ai>art  from  the  mark  shown 
in    th<    tlrawing. 

I'liriioular  description  of  goods. — Bn  nd 

(Idima   UKe  since   Jan.    3,    1923. 


Ser.   No.   180.958.      (CLASS  46.      FOODS  AND  TN(; 

.H.r.    No.    180,679.      (CLASS    14.      MF.T.VLS   AND   METAL   j         kNTS    OF    FOODS.)       BreaKSTONS    Rr.  s.,    I.nc 

CASTINGS    AND   FORGINGS.)      Alimivum    Company   I        York,   N.   Y.     Filed   May   22,    1923. 

op    .VMBniCA,     Pittsburgh    and    New    Kensington,    Pa. 


REDI- 
,    New 


Filed   May   16,   192S. 


ARTALIN 


Puriicular  description  of  (;o<)<f«.— Aluminum  and  Alnml 
fium  Base  Alloyn  Having  a  Colored  Finish. 
Claimt  uie  since  May  B,  192S. 


^RE^STONES 


illNllilllll 


1 1  i  1 1  i 


No  claim   Is   made  to  the  words  "  Downsvllle   Brnnd  " 
apart  from  the  other  features  of  the  mark. 

Particular  descriptimi   of  goods. — Cream    Cheese. 
(Inims  u«e  since  about  Jan.  15.  1928. 


832 


OFFICIAL  GAZP:TTE 


OcTOBM  80, 1928 


Spr    No     M.  ,<,fiO.      r.LA.SS.m      CLOTnTNT..)      Theo.   8.    '    S.r     No      isn-.s        m   I  ASS    30.      CLOTHING)       Aaboh 
n-Ku..,<   \.    <...    Huffal..    N     Y       FU..1    M«v    .'>.    1923    :         M    ,t.   ^    s.vs.   Is...  .N.w   York,    N.   y       FMej   May    "s 

192" 


QJS 


WoMEsr/- 


>?^) 


!'■!''}'  ui>;<     ■tr^i-ription    n*    ■}r>r„\^        lin-^i.T.     .i  ra!     Kuitt* 
rni1erw»>.ir    for   Mpd.    Women,    and    ihlMrpii. 
<  Uiim*    u->k    Hmr,'    Apr     8.    191.'i 


S*^    No     ISl 
t'AREI' 

SOCIaTID.V 


MA 


040  iCLASS  1,  RAW  OR  PAKTI.YFKK 
TKRIALS.  I  ZiTLLwooD  Fihv  'Jrhwer.s  .\-; 
Z^llwood,   Fla.     Filed  May   23,  i;»23 


DEWKIST 


Particular 

Chiinu    UJ> 


dttcription   of  good^ — F.tds. 
since  Apr.    19.    1923. 


SfT    No    iM.loT         ri.ASS  -18.      FOOU8  A.ND  lN(iREI'I 
KMS    OF    t^.Ol.s    ,        r      F      I'.r.ANKE    *  Asr.r    Cumpavs  , 

I'S^-^'ti     -'    '       F     Pifitik.'    T.'a    A    ("'uflr oriipany,,    J<t, 

L>Ji.;>.   Ml.       Filc.l   Mjv   20.    11*23. 

Hop  -  Chewee 


P'l  nirul'lr 
<   III  irti  ^    <j^, 


(i^*cripxv,n  of  goods  -   Carily. 

sin.^'  Mar    l^i.   1923. 


Ror.    No.    IM.lluS,      (CLASS  46.      F001)S  ANi-  IMIUKM 
ENTS    OF    FOODS'.)      C.    F.    P.r.wKE    (Asi.v    Comi'ant. 


I-  r;inih     II 
r..  >:;-,    M 


F     Biankf    T.-a    vV.    CoiT.'. 
'■"il-1   .Ma.v   2.',    r.'-j3. 


44 


Sure  Mt/ii 


'/iiliany,    St 


,M 


I  drtirui'ir 
(  laimn   u^' 


<*'r      Ni.      IS 
*'iNFS.    AN 

I  -■  A  L  '  >  K  K     F 

macal   Co  . 


^incf  Mny   1.    1923 


113        fCLASS    6.       CHE.Mir.vLS.    MBId 
[»  PHARMACEfTUAL  PREl'AR  ATION.'^ 
RLirii     doing   businpas    «s    Roi'kaw;iy    Fhar- 
S>w   York.    N     Y.      Filed    May    25,    1923 


tfittintlar   •leserittion    of    flwo^t— Preparation    to    Re 
lievp  Indigpsti>n.  Heartbarn.  and  Oa«*«. 
Claim*  utr  iin«  Maj  1,   1923. 


l''ir:u^u!ar    *f^*,-rt;)fi»;n    of    (jnofT*     -Yiinnj;    Mfti's    Over- 
Co, i-~  aii.!   .<  :;-.;    in   Of,..    Two,  Thr'-e.  and   Four  Piec<-  Oar- 

'_'/ot»i»   usl   .Mince  about   .May    1.    1923. 


S.-r  No  ;m,-'!.'  o'I.aSS  4h  MAI.T  BEVERAGES, 
EXTKAi  TS  ANI  I  LIQCOHS  i  1'aiist  I  ORPOEATIO.n, 
M;lwB>ike«\  Wis.  V  iU.,[  Mav  .f,.  \u-2S  Fnder  Section  9 
of  the  «ct  of  Mu--    19.  1920. 


s? 


\\us 


/ 


PartifHlnr  i»-  -rw,(w>rt  of  fioofi^  Mait  Sirup  and  M.alt 
r<  ■.-nl  H  v.-rij  -  o.,,,talnins:  i  i-,.  H:,if  ,,f  m,,-  l>r  Cent 
Akob.d  a'oi  t.     ■■>,■  S..!,i  ,,.   -i   Soft   I»r;!ik 

Claimx  n«e  si!:.«    \pr    ,".    lOi'.t 


R^r     Nn      !MJH  CLA---     1-        .\I\I,T     r.KVFRAOF:5<. 

K.XTHA'  TS      ANI.    I.KjrOUS  ,       j-.^rst    oorpobatios. 
MIIw  ;  :k."'     Wis        F='.'d    Mny    2fi     192:', 


HT> 


Th>'  -roiwiiflo:!  ii   iiidnz  Indicates  the  color  red. 
Partuular   (l>..,-ri,,li,,n    <,'   v'";<N       Malt   Sirup   and    Malt 
Cereal    Hevtrsst.  s   rnntninine   One  Half   of  One   Per   Cent 

,Vl<-o!i.,l   atid    •■'   b'>   Sold  ■!«   a    S.iff  Prink. 
r  'r|)m,<    loft.     -ill,..    .\  ;,-■      ^      1  <i  1  9. 


OCTOBEB  30.  1923 


T'.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


833 


8er.  No    181.230.      (CLASS  39,     CLOTHING.)      FWoLr- 
GoLPMAV.  I.NC,  New  York.  N.  Y,     Filed  May  26,  1928. 


Ser.    No.    1S1.:J32.       hTass    2.T       ottLEKY,    MaohiN- 
Ein,  ANI)  TOOLS,   ANO   L.\UT.^    IHKHKO!     ^      Josefh 

'•-'^  1^^    l,i  vi  !  i  I.,    i  i,>ji<i.,i,,    I-::;  jianil 


Harku    Sons    avi. 

i'iio!   May    .ii     l',»i';; 


FINISTHERM 

i''irfi,-u/ar    <ie..^c<ipti,,n    ..f  ;,....d> -^  Mliitiir    and    Ooatmg 
Mnrniri.  s   for   Plnstir  or    S.  mijiq-iid   SiiltsT;iri<-os. 


S<T  No  1*1,402  OT.ASS  *V  '  MKMirALS  MEM 
''INKS.  ANIi  PlLVKMArKrTic  \I  i 'KK  i'.\  ){  aTIONS.'; 
L    Lkliinu;.  Bf-r)in.  O-rinaiiy       [ped   M,'.v   ?,\ .   1923. 


Particular  description  of  vood*.— Ladies',  Missea'.  and 
(  hlldren  s  Underwar  of  T.  xtile  Fabric.  Bath  Robe.s 
Nightgowns,  Slips.   Kimonos.  ;ind  Buntlngg. 

ClaimM  use  since  Mar.  23,  1923. 


Lyra 


l'arr,.-^i.,r  ,/,,.,,,;,,,„;.  „j  ,,.,„,;,       ...MTal  Line  of  Toilet 
r.paration^    and   Tlifutri.al    I'.-rf uniPry. 
*  iaimt.   uxi    since  nbnnt    I^UT- 


Ser 


No    l.m.L'.M       (CLASS  2r      ELECTHl)  AI.  APPARA. 
Trs,    MAOiiiNES.    ANt)   SLPPLIES   i 
nKvsFn  6c  Hamm  Com-  ,  Now   York     N     Y 
192,". 


!'!  fsi[,iEB  Con 
I'lled  Mar  2>^. 


S.T      .No      l,sl  40 
(MNES.    \M. 
L    LK!On,\n..  I'.,  r)  ;(,  ■,.  n 


•'i-Ass    K      >  ni-\:i'  \i.s     MEDI- 

\liMA'   i:i  TIC  \1.   I'iiKi'AliATIONS.) 


|- 


M 


M         1  0  ■■ 


Hermelin 

/■artu-ular  >i,srrip,u.,>   ,.<  ,j.„.,U  (i.toTal   Lin.:  of  Toilet 

r-iiaiatioiis    and    •!■!  ,,  1  .-ira!    I'orf  :inir  ri, . 
Claims  use  sin.  o  .■ii„,iit    lS'^;;. 


Tl.f  trad.'mark  Consists  in  a  circular  spot  of  red  i  th« 
color  Mng  indicaf.-d  in  the  drawlnv  bv  vcrfiral  lines) 
whioh  is  appiird  or  affliHl  to  the  K«.od.s  or  to  th.  j.ackap.-* 
o.ntauiini:  th..  same  by  stnmpinjr  thr  trade-mark  thereon 
.-■nd  nffliHK,  a  print.-d  iHh.d  to  the  packapes  containing 
fh..  roods  Where  the  trad,  -n.ark  is  applhd  to  the  Rood. 
a  nr.iilar  h^lh-w  deprcssh.n  in  formed  therein  wldch  l.s 
hllo.l  with  red  .  namei,  or  a  .Miitnble  red  disk  Is  affiled  to 
the  uoods   in  any   suitatile  tiinnn.r. 

Particular  dexcription  of  yoo</.v  .-.r„„„p,,tinK  PluRS  for 
I  se  with   Hadio   Apparatus. 

Claims  w«e  since  Apr.   2fl.   1922. 


S.  r      No       IS]  404 
•■LN'KS,    ANI'    PHA 
L    Lkickm.i;,  E.  rli 


<  OL.vss 
IJMACEI 

n.  (;.  rma 


'■'  OllFMl 
TIC.\L  PHF 
'.V.      1  iio.i  M: 


'   .\LS,     MFrtl- 
PAHATiONS.) 


,K    ''  -^■'''        <*"'-^=^S    6.       CHEMICALS.     MEDI- 

<  I.NES,   ANO   PHARMArEt  TICAL  PREPARATIONS 
H,   Ji    Kampf,  New  Y.,rk,  N.  Y.      nied  Mav  2s    190-=: 


I'artumlar  (les<-ri,,tion  nf  goods. ~.Q,.u<th\  Lino  of  Tojlet 
Pr.parations   and  Theatrical    Perfumery, 
Claims  US9  since  1922. 


.H.i^  «'■..'"'"'  "^O0ods.~it^  Sodium  HydroBul- 
phite.  #2  Sodium  Hydro.ulphlte.  Sodium  BLsulphlte,  Zinc 
Do«t  Combination  for  Bleaching  and  Discharging  Colors 
on   Dyed  Material 

Claims  use  since  May  1,  lt32. 


f'  r.  No.  ISI.40.^.  (CLASS  C,  CHFMlt  ALS.  MEDI- 
CINES. AND  PHARMACErTICAL  PHEPAKATIONS  . 
L.  Lkkhvek,  Berlin.  (J.rmany.     Filed  M.iy  .31.  1923, 


Partirulur  ''.rs.riptiun  0/  £;oorf(t,-^(  j,.,,,,,.., ; 
Preparations   and  Tbentrical   Perfumery 
Cluims   vnr  since   .Mlx.ut    1  S9fi 


Lin.    ..f  T,.llet 


834 


Ser.     No. 
CINES, 
L.    Luc: 
Under   t 


OFFICIAL  (iAZETTE 


OcTOBU  30, 1923 


181.406.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS,  MEItl- 
AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREP.ARATIONS. ) 
rNBH,  Berlin,  Germany.  Filed  May  31,  19.23. 
■n  year  proviso. 


c€eieAner 


Partwuljr  dfMcriptujn  of  Q't'ida — <;fn<'rii;  Liiif  <'f  Toilei 
Froparatinns   and  Theatrical   I'erfumpry.  ^ 

'laimti  \t»f  since  about   1873. 


Spr     N        l-'l  .■-■:.         CLASS    23.       TTTLERY,    MACHIN 
KRY     vsit  TOOLS,  ANIi  PARTS  THEREOF.  I      Intek 
.sati'jnvl  s.\fett  Razor  Cohp.,  Bloomfield,  N    .1      Fll>(1 
.Juno   4.    l0-'3. 


PartUui 
Blades. 
Claims 


Ser.    No 
ERY.  J 

CAN    Sa 

June  8 


V 


FAX 


ar    dc/icription     of    good.^ — K:iznr-i     nn>l     Razor 
^se  since  May  1.  1923. 


181,66«.       (CLASS    23.      CUTLERY.    MACHiN 
aIND  tools,  and  parts  THEREOF.)      Amkbi 
f«TT  Razor  Corporatio!«,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.     Filed 
1923. 


-TOOL-ITY 


Particular  de$i^pt\on  of  good* — Penkniyps.  Penknives 
with  D-iachable  Blade*,  Manual  Holders  for  Blades, 
Rarors,   and  Raior  Blades. 


Claim* 


u-ie  since  Apr.   14,  1923. 


Ser    No    181.698.      (CLASS  46.      FOODS  ANK   IN<;REI'! 
ENTS  [of  FOODS)      A.   L   Root  Compahi    or  Texas. 
San  Aiitonio,  Tex.     Filed  June  8,   1923. 


IL^MO 


Shf     No.    181,746.      (CLASS   .39.  CLOTHING.)      Haspk, 
Brothkbh,    New    Orleans,    Im.       Filed    June   9,    1923. 

No     claim     Ik    made     f'lr    the  word      'Suitings"     apart 

from   th<'   mark  as  shown. 


SuntagSuitings 


f'<n  tu^lar    </»  ■o'>  if) '  ion 
Vests,  and  <  "oats. 

(  laimfi    ux'    >)!i'i>    ,I;inuar>",    l!t 


/.../'/«       \Lns    Suits,    Pants. 


S.r  No  ISl.TU  iCLASS  1  RAW  uR  P.VRTLY  PRK- 
I'AKKli  M,\  IKHI.M.S  I  (I.  N,  PM:nY,  Jr.  Boston, 
Miss       Filfd  .luii.    ;».    I'.tl^.-,. 

PMV 


Partii  utiir    f/f  j(<  I  i/y  ( I'.fi    'if    ijifiLx       Wool. 
Claimn    ugf    sine*:'    Nov,     'JO,     1917. 


Ser.  No  iSl.sjr,  m  LASS  23.  CUTLERY,  MATHINERY, 
ANK  TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF)  John  B. 
iKHK^,  San  FraiK-lsco.  Calif.      Filed  June  11.  1923. 


Th*"  oso  of  "Steam  Acceh'rator  "  is  disclaimed  apart 
from    tile    mark    shown    In    the    drawing. 

Particular  detrription  of  good*. — Vaporizer  for  In- 
ternal Tom  bvist  Son    Motors. 

Claims  u«r  since   September.   1922. 


!    Sor      No      181.S7'.*         i  CLASS     4         .\BRASIVE.    DETER- 

GKNT.     AND     POLISHING     MATERIALS.)       Chicago 

I        Bir.TiNQ   COMPANT,  Cblcago,   111.      Filed  June  12,   1923. 


PartiekUr  iteMripttoft  of  goo4s. — Bontij. 
(naim4  tue  since  Utj  15,  192S. 


Particular  dracription  of  goodt — Dressing  for  Leather 
or  CanTas  Belts. 

Clairnn  ufie  sincp  May  1,  1923. 


October  30.  IdS.i 


IL  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


835 


Ser     No.    182.062.      (CLASS    30.      CLOTHIM;  ,       Is.rx.RB   |    Ser.     No.     182.131.       (CLASS     6        CHBMICALS,     MEDI- 


Ko.SEN,  doini;   business   as   Capital    Neckwear   ('. 
Nrw   York,   N'.   Y.      Filed   June   !'>,   l!»l';i 


impany, 


rnrticuUir  drscription  of  good''     -Collars.  Scarfs.   Neck- 
tl'S    Mnd  Cravats. 

I  liiimt  use  since   Jan.    1.    1914. 


Ser  No  lS2.nfiO.  (CLASS  32.  FT'RNITUKK  AND  UP 
HOLSTERY.)  Fore.st  C.  C.  Smith,  doin^r  husiness  as 
The  Hem  Locked  Shade  To,  1  iivprne.  Alitm  Filed 
June  15,  1923. 


^^'Lo<;^JC£:4 


Particular  dexcriptlon   of  £;ood«.— Window   Shades. 
Claim t   use   since    Mar.    18,    1923. 


Ser.  No.  182,118.  (CLASS  36.  MUSICAL  INSTRU- 
MENTS AND  SUPPLIES.)  Unitid  Status  Mrsic 
COMPANT,    Chicago,    in.      Filed    June   16,    1923. 

AUTO-ART 


Particular     detoHption     of    jroo«t».— Perforated     Music 
Rolls. 

Claimt  ute  since  June  4,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  182.127.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS.  MKM 
CINES,  AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS  ) 
BOTCTi  &  Vekdbr  Company.  Inc.,  Long  Island  Citv 
N.    Y.      Filed   June    18,    1923. 


ESUPER-FUEL/zi^ien/ 


No  claim  Is  made  to  th«  word  "Concentrated"  or  to 
the  phrase  "The  Super-Fuel  Ingredient"  apart  from 
the  mark  as  abo'wn. 

Particular    description    of    j^ood*.— Chemical    Prepara 
tlon    to  be   Added   to   Gasoline  and    Petroleum   Products 
for   the  Prevention   and   Removal   of  Carbon    Deposits   in 
Internal-Combustion    Engines. 

Claims  ute  since  May  14,  1923. 


CINES.  AND  PHARMACEUTICAL   PREPARATIONS.) 
WILMA.M    I).    CAVANAnai,   doinc   biL'-iDess    as    Velvet   OU 

Co..    Reno   and   Oil   City.   Pa.      File.!    .Tune    l*-.    1923 

LaX'O-Leum 


Particular    desoription     of    uvo'i"       Mediciuji.     oii     for 
Use  as  an    Intestinal  Lubricant. 
Claims  use  since  July  1.  1921. 


S.r  Nc  )M',lf,s.  (CLASS  23  ci  ■tL}-;rY.  MACH  INERT, 
■  \Sl>  TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF  I  The  H.  H. 
Mii.r.KR  iNPfSTRiEs  CoMr.^vy,  ("nnf.in,  Ohio  Filed 
June  18,   1923. 


Particular  description  of  goods.—Bottle  Filling  and 
Capping  Machines  and  Dairy  Machinery— Namely.  Aera- 
tors, Coolers,  Heaters.  Pasteurizers,  Vats,  Pumps,  and 
Parts  and  Fittings  for  Bottle  Filling  and  Capping  Ma- 
chines and  Dairy  Machinery. 

Claims    use    since    November,    1914. 


Ser.  No.  182,182.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES. AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS  ) 
LoLis    PrEHHBB.    New    York,    N     Y.      Filed    June    18 


1923. 


YpUIQL^- 


The    figure    shown    in    the    drawing    and    specimens    is 
merely  fanciful. 

Particular  descHption  of  {70od».^ Medicine  In  Powder 
Form  to  Relieve  Sore  and  Aching  Backs.  Destroy  Worms 
and  Act  as  a  Stimulant  to  Supply  Additional  Blood  in 
the  System. 

Claims  use  since  May  20,  1920 


iUllMiiiiaMiiiMlMmMlliteattlWb 


836 


8er.  No.  1 
OTHERS 
New   Tor 


OTHERWISE 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBiut  30. 1928 


8J 


,200.       (CL.\8S    60.      MERCHANDI8B    NOT 
CLASSiriED. )      BiAifDow    UiLLM    Inc., 
N.    T.      Filed    Jane    19,    1923. 


Particular  description  of  good*  -Ornamental  Fabrics 
of  Vulcanl«i><l  Sheet  Gum  Rubber  of  the  Kind  Bmplofed 
In  the  Maimfacttire  of  riothlnft.  Rats.  Curtains,  and 
Dmperle*. 

Claimn  lue  iince  May  25.  1923. 


Ser     No    IS 
ERS     M 

Boston 


242.       (CI.ASS    16       PAINTS    AND    PAINT- 
a|TERIALS.)      Gra.I'.ers   Mancfactciiso    Co., 
a«s.      Fllefl    Jane    20,    1923. 


.18 


GRANGERS 


Fo/riicMl'*-    dennriptton    'if   i700(i*   -   Whirinr    for    Vmr-    In 
Paint.     LlnWeum.     nml     Ruhber     Traifps. 
Claim*  u.ff  ■?lnce  Jan    1,  191^. 


Ser     No,    1  ♦;■:  'J4.''.        c   LASS    10       i'.MNTS    ANT'    T'MNT- 
ERS'    M'lTERIAf.S  GRA>r,EK->    N!  v  -  ■  r*-"  Ri  m;    Co. 

Boston     [Mas*       Fil*»<l    June    20,    ir>23. 


CHANCERS 


deacription    of   goods. — Whiting    for    Iik1ii»- 
,    Including    Uae    in    Paint.    Linoleum,    and 


PariicuU\r 
trial   Pvrp  ims 
Rubber  Tridea. 

Claim*     ue   alnce   Jan.    1,    1918. 


8«r.  No.  182.2rt8.  u'LASS  48.  BEVEHAOES.  NON- 
ALCOHOLIC) San  Joaqiin  (Srocirt  Co..  Fresno, 
Calif.     Filed  June  20,  1923. 

5UN-MAI[) 

Particular    ili'mrnutitm    of    ^ood* — Nonalcoholic.    Malt- 
lew*.    Carbonated    Ht-vrratxea    S.)ld    as    Soft    r)rlnki. 
C/uiiiM    u.»»-    since    Jan      IH      191t). 


8er      Ni.      1S2.-'T.%  (LASS     «.       CHEMICALS.     MEDI- 

CINES, AND  I-HAKMACKITK  AL  PHKPAHATTONS.  I 
Dhqbhbr  k  CoMCAsv,  Ivi-.  New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed 
Jane  20,  1923. 

OZONE 


Particular  d^Mrription  nj  gi>'i<lji       Vanillin. 
Olaimu  ut«  since  about  Jun<>.   1906. 


S<'r    No    182.289.      H  I    VSS    ■•       i   I.<  )'r  H  LN'i ;.  i      HEVJi-viis 

A    Win      I-'-      N>A    V.rk.    N     \        Kilfil    June   -1.    l^.'a 


CHIMl-SET 


Partu-uuir    <i' ,^('T•|;,fl..rl      ,•     ,ju  ,d>t       L.i.!i''s'     I'ml'-r '.  .--t  •*. 


9pr      N"       \^2,^f\2.       <CI   VS,S     \:.        i;i:\  KK.VCKS.     NO.N'- 
.M/'i  iH'iMf  ';i!AN:K     Staik     Sri:;\o     Waijt,    Co., 

Atk-ns-i;;    lif.pr,r     v     \\        Fi|,-,l    Jiin.-    IM,    lifj:', 

JfAR-^9 

Partirular  d^si-rxptum  o'  -lO'id^  \  N' 'D.-ilr. 'h.  i! -c.  Ni.n- 
cereal,  Maltl.'ss  H.-.  friL-.  Sold  as  au  UraoKi,'  I'riiik  tiri'l 
Slruii   f'lr    M'ik;:i.:    rh.^    Sici  .• 

Ciat'"*   <*.■(?  .sliice  Nuv.   1,   iU22. 


Ser  No  18:i..SlU  c  LASS  4.  aBUaSI  VE.  DKTEtttiEN  r 
AND  Pnl.!,<JiI\.  ,  M  VTF.RIAI-S.  i  VViixibL  Staw^ 
d>iint:  ''S-iirx--^-  1-  Sra_'trs'  S[»'cialty  ''..mpany.  Bn.  k 
liiov    M.-i.-it.      I'iiL'd   Juii'     -I.    D'-'M 


Particular  '//-vrr^pfion  of  tjoods. — Poliah  for  Stoves  and 
Nickel-   P-Msh    1  ir   I'r<r(oti»  Metnls.   Such  as  Silver;   Pol 


October  80, 1023 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


837 


Ish  for  Brass,  Copper,  and  Ixlckel  and  Similar  Alloys  and 
(leoeral    Use  :    Hand-Cleaning  Composition,  and   Cleaning 
and  Scourlnp  Composition  for  General  Use. 
Claimi  use  'iince  October,   1922 


Ser  No.  182,350.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED,  NETTED, 
AND  TEXTILE  FABRICS.)  Tub  Robt.  J.  Lbbenson 
roHpfiRATiON,   New  York.   N.   Y       Filed  June  22,   1923. 


^Rl^ 


ApipJicant    disclaims    atj.v    .■xrlusive    rinht    to    the   word 
"Fabric"  opart  from  the  mark  as  showu 

Poriicular  drucription  of  rjooff"       <(ittf)n   Piece  Goods. 
claimD   u.>r  .since  Jan.   ITi.   192."?. 


Ser  No.  1H2,4I)0  (CLASS  <;  CHEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES. AND  PHARMACKtTirAL  PREPARATIONS  ) 
Ei.ir.AnrrJi  >f.  N.  CnjKs.  N>«  York.  N  Y  Piled  June 
2r;    1923. 


Th.'  mark  <-<.nNls!s  of  the  word  "Nisco"  and  the  two 
arn  ws  pointing  in  opposite  directions,  the  words  "Hair 
Grower"  being  disclaimed  apart  from  the  mark  as  shown 
in  the  drawlnp. 

Particular  description  of  pood*.  — Liquid  and  Soluble 
Combination  of  Ingredients  Recommended  as  a  Hair 
Grower 

ClairnM  Hue  since  Dec.  1,  1922. 


Ser.  No.  182.405.  (("LASS  C.  tiikmicals  MEDI- 
CINES, AND  I'H.\KMA(  KITW  Al  riUirAR  ATH  "NS  i 
Jessie  A.  Dickson,  doinp  business  hk  J  A  Dicks-on 
Mfg,  Co.,  Gary,  Ind,      Filed  .I;nie  L'.".     1923. 


The  trade-mark  Is  a  portrtiit  of  th,.  apirlioant. 
Parti<yular    de$cription    of   g'lodx       I'rep.irat ior.    .'' 
In  Treating  the  Scal[i  and   Pronhoiri>:  Grewtti  if   H 
Claims  uj>(    since   I'eb.    1,   19»li. 


Ser.     No      182,429.        <  CLASS     •'.        CHEMICALS. 
CINES.   ANT)  PHARMACEUTICAL   PREPARAT 
Mbntiio  ScLPurit  CaMPAw,  Jersey  City,  N    .1 
June  25,  1923. 


or    Use 
air. 


MEDI- 

:oNS.) 

Filed 


ROWLES 

MENTHO  SULPHUR 

COMPOUND 
(PHENOLATEO) 


The  mark  showing  the  picture  of  a  young  woman  Is 
fanciful.  No  claim  is  made  of  any  right  of  registration 
under  the  statute  of  the  words  "Howies  Mentho  Sulphur 
Compound  Phenolated"  except  in  connection  with  the 
mark  as  shown,  applicant  r«serviiig.  however,  all  common- 
law  right  in  the  mark  as  a  whole  ami  to  said  words 

Particular  drscription  of  r;ooAN --Medicinal  Salve  for 
the  Relief  of  Affections  of  the  Skin  and  Scalp 

Claims   usr  since  abont  Mav  2fi,    192." 


888 


Scr.    No.    182 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  30, 1923 


.437.  (CL.ASS  45.  BEVEEAOES,  NON- 
AL.COH0JLIC.  I  East  8idb  Bottlino  Works,  Detroit. 
Mich.     Filed  June  25.  192.3. 


^■>*SJ 


The   word    "Beverages"'    Is   dlaclafmed    apart    from    the 
mark  shown  in  the  drawing' 

Particular    description    of    QOods^  —  Nonaleoholif.     Non 
cereal.   Mai  less  Bv>verajes  Sold  a.«   Soft  Drinks 

Claimt  ure  since  Oct.   1?     1922. 


8er.  N...  18 
ENTS  1) 

YOKK,    N 


^S^^ 


2.487  iCL.VSS  4C  FOol»S  A.ND  INCJREDI- 
'  FOODS  I  St.4ND-*bd  On.  i'ompant  r  Nfw 
w  YorlE,  N    Y      Filed  June  26,  192,3. 


Particuldr   de»cription   of  goods. — Edible   Oils-Namely 
Technical  vrhlte  Oil. 

Claim*  uie  gince  May  12,  1923. 


8«r.   No.    1*2.496 
A_ND  VEjrriLAT 
ELECTRICA 

Tiov,  Ch.ca 


(CLASS   34.      HEATING,   LIGHTING, 
ING  APPARATUS,  NOT  INCLUDING 
L     APPARATUS.)       BLr-BLAZB     eoRPOBA 
Ko,  111.     Filed  June  27,  1923. 


INFERNO 


PartieuUw  de»or(ption  of  goods. — Alcohol  StoTcs. 
Clmim4  u§e  since  Maj  16,  1923. 


8er.  No.  182.497.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS.  MEDI- 
CINES, AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
Blu-Blazb  Cohpoejltion.  Chicago,  111.  Filed  June  27, 
1923. 

INFERNO 


I'artiruliir  drurrijitiitn  of  giwlx. — Dpnaturt-d  Ethyl  Alco- 

il   SuitHt>lt>   fur   I'sf   in    .\lcohol   Stoves. 
ria\»i*  us,    mnr..  Mhv   16,   1!»23 


S»»r      N,..      ls2,.%14         H'LASS     13        HARDWARE 
PLUMBING      AND      STEAM  -  FITTING      SI'PPI 
Orkbhb.  Tw»bo  k  Co.,  New  York.  N.  Y.,  and  Ne 
N.  J.     Filed  June  27,  1923. 


AND 

lES.) 
wark. 


I'lirf  K'u  hii-  't' niriitti'.n  '>f  gtiodx  Dour  Knoi'kers,  Door 
-Niiniii.  r^  1  i,ii,  HiriL'ts  Hail-Tippeil  Biittn.  RefriRerator 
HiiiK' -^  I  iinttr  lljiises,  Hush  Rin^s,  Chest  Handles, 
Door  I'uiLs,  I>oor  Holders.  Door  StopH,  Drawer  Pulls, 
Llftlnjt  Handles,  Molt  CoverH.  Ca»ement-Wlndow  Adjnst- 
•  rn,  (oat  and  Hat  Hooks.  Cabin-Door  Hooks,  Cleats. 
Hra'k>>t8,  Box  Corntrs,  Chest  Corners.  Card  Holders, 
Hasps,  S.ish   Lifts.   L*'tt»'r-Iiox  Plates,  Lever   HandIe.^. 

'Uiimx   u»r   .^In'-e  Ajirll.    1922. 


S^r.     No.      182,.%,%0  (CLASS     13.       HARDWARE     AND 
I'LIMBIN*;      AND      STEAM  -  FITTINC      SUPPLIES. 

(HAS.    L.    8roKi>E,  Wallsend-on-Tyne,    England.      Filed 
June  28.  1923. 

MONITOR 

Partioular  deacrifftion  of  goods. — Automatic  Alarms  anil 
Like  Safety  Devices  for  Use  In  Connection  with  Power 
Plants. 

Claim»  uj»«  since  .\ug.  8,   1919. 


Ser.  No  1S2.^65.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS.)  Clarb  Food  &.  Rklish  Compani, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.     Filed  June  29.  1923. 

PIGPHAISfi 

Particular   description  of  goods. — Vegetable    Relish    or 
Sandwich  FlUer. 

Claimn  use  .since  June  14,  1923. 


OCTOBEB  30. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


839 


8er.  No.  182,574.  (CLASS  23.  CUTLEHY.  MACHINERY, 
AND  TOOLS.  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  Donnelly 
Machine  Co.,  Inc.,  Brockton,  Ma«s.  Filed  June  29. 
1923. 

DoHrfee 


['articular  di  Hvriptiim  (if  yoodfi. — M.ichint  ry   fur  Ise  in 
the  Shoe,  Hat,  and  Glove  Trade — Nam<ly,  PerforatitiK  and 
Pinking     Machines,     Hand-Pinking     Roll     Turners.     He<^l 
Beading  Machines.  Mechanical  Molds,  Split  Buflln^'  Rolls, 
RiiiK    Felt     Fini.Hhlng    Wheels    and    Rolls.     He<»l  Scouring 
Wheels,   Edge  Scouring  Wheels,  Split  Bottom  Felt   Finish 
lag    Roll*;.     HceLBreast    Pads,    Soapstone    Wheels,     Heel 
Breast-Scouring    Wheels,    Upp«^r  I^eatber  FMni.shing    Wheels 
and    Rolls.    Rubber-Sole   Rough   Trimmer*),    Rubber    Tubis 
and    Plug    Cutters.    Foot-Power    Self-Feeding    Eyelet    Ma 
chines.  Post  Punches,  Top-Facing  Machines,  Rallrojid  Ma 
chines.   Pulling  Machines,   Edge  Blacking  Macbinf*,   Auto 
matlc  liutT.  rs    Improved  I  nion  Twin  l-xlge  Setters;  Buffers 
for  Buffing  or  Scouring  Bottoms,  Shanks,  ami   Top    I'iecrs 
of  I>'ather  Shoes  ;  Acme  Levelers.  Sole  Rncks,  Sandiiapfr 
Strippers.  Hi  .1  I'.rcasters,  Heel    Scourers:    Edge   Trimmers. 
Winders,   and    Polishers;    Edge   Burnishers.   Stripping   Ma 
chines.   Power  Eyelft  Machines.   UubberStiKk  Cutting  Ma 
chines.   Tag    Holders.    Ball  Bearing   He«'l  Randing    (Juards, 
Bench    Finishing    Shafts.    Rotary    Knife    (irindcrs.    Foot 
Power    Bottom    Stamix-rs.    Perforating    Wheels.     Pinking 
Wheels  ;     Perforating    Tubes,     Diet,    and     Punches  ;     and 
Leather-Splitting  Ma<  bines 

Claims    UHi     8in<-e    .Taiiu;ir\,     1019 


Ser.  No.   182,577.      (CLASS  4tl     FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF   FOODS.  I       FlMoV    CoNrECTIOMBT   (OMPAVT, 

Boston,  Maas.     Filid  June  29,   1923. 


Particular  dtHcription   of  goods. — Candy. 
Claims    u.yr   sinrc    .\ug.    11,    191ii. 


Ser.  No.  1S2..".79.  i  CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS.  MEDI- 
CINES, AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
(Jeiikes  &  BABXiBY,  also  doing  business  as  Al-Fa-Fa 
Mfg.  Co.,   Los  Angeles.  Calif.     Filed  June  29.  192.3. 

AL-FA-FA 

Particular  description  of  goods. — Laxatives  and 
TonlCB — Namely,  a  Tonic,  Tablet,  or  Pill,  a  Laxative 
Candy,  a  Liquid  Tonic,  a  Digestive  Tablet,  a  Kidney 
Tablet,  a  Laxative  Pill. 

Claims  w«c  sinc«'   May    15,    192.3. 


Ser.  No.  182.51*0.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FXXJDS,)  Kaf.ivorm.a  Kola  Co,,  I»s  Angeles. 
Calif.      Filed  June  29,   1923 


Particular  defcripticn   of  yo'i/x — Cajidy. 
Claimn    uxe   since   Sept.    3,    1921 


Ser.  No.  lS2,.'i98.  (CLASS  4(5  I'ndl.S  ANI>  IN'iKELJl- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS  >  Mead  .InHNso.s  A  Compant, 
KvansvUle.   Ind.     Filed  June  29,   1923. 


Particular   description    of    ;j"odK--.K    SiMcinlly-l'rej.ared 
Foo<l   in    Powdered    Form    for    InfaiitN. 
Claims  une  slntp  .lune  Ti.   192.3 


Ser.  No.  182,623.  (CLASS  t!  CHEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES. AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
Thk  Talleri.at  Medhmnk  Company,  Hclvidere  and 
Chicago.    III.      Filed   June  29,    1923. 


Dr.  Tallerday's 


^K 


Particular  drso-iption   of  i/uiidg 
Treatment    of    Eye    Inflaruraatioi! 
Claims    use    siii.'e   Jun*-.    191'o 


-Mfdit  :.!.,!    (ill   f- 


Ser.  No.  182.627.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES, AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  I'KEPAKATK  »NS.) 
JosKPii  Trinek  Co-mpany,  (.'hiraKo,  HI  Filed  June 
29,    1923. 


FLI-GASS 


Particular   description    of    goods.  -Liquid    Preparation 
for  the   Extermination   of  Flies  and  Mosquitoes. 
Clairrifi    use    since    June    4.    1923. 


^40 


S^f     No. 
CINES. 

Joseph 
1923. 


OFFICIAI.  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  30.  1923 


182.628.        (CLASS    6.       .IlEMICALS.     MEDI-        .<ier      No      1H2  72.1.       (CLASS    H        CHEMICALS      MEDI- 
AND   PfL\RMACErTI(A[.    PI{EF'AU.\  TIONS  ^I^■^7S     ANh    fKARMArErTirA  L   PHBl'ARATIONS   i 


^HU-MEE 


'■''Um#    L.*.    .-iince    Mav    9,    1921 


KI 


Ser      \ 


;NHS. 


^-'>;4  CLASS     f-,         fflKMrCALS      MEDI 

AM'   rHVKMACKrTI'AL    PR  EI'ARATinNS. ) 

rHB  ifEiiKuK    \V     Ll  rr    (;i.MF\.\Y,    l\r  .    f  or;4,'    Ifilahd    <'ity, 


/'•IrfiV-u/ 

Claims 


<  ■ !  .\  K 
L    M     M 

Era  a-;  13 


I'irtirubtr  ifr^r,  ipti  •  u    •,<   •!■  <nls    — Cnru    Rem. 'ly. 


Tan  g  ee 


■t    .■^^ice   a^'JU-    1020. 


'ii'k   and    R-'Ufp. 


S*?r      Nu      !82,7l'(  .lass     i;        < 'H  k.\I  h  a  LS.     MEDL 

'INKS     ANI>    i'HAKNLViET  "IK  AL    PKEI'ARaTIONS   i 

S.  h;,i  ■.tt:  lim-s    C"  .  .\  inilt-t  ..n.   Wis,      lil.il  July  2     lO-'j 


Porficuiar  artcripHon  of  goodn. — Sh«mp(Ni 
Claimg   u»e   n\ncf   Feb     1,    1921 


■.•;'..        M'LASS    »;.       CHEMICALS,     MK1>I-  I  8*r.     N-      1^2.72.-           CI.A.SS     0        CHEMICALS.     MEDL 

.VM>    PFL\RMACEITICAL    F'R  EPAiiA  TIuN  S  I  f^LN'ES.    AMi    PII  A  KM  ACET'TICAL   PRRl'ARATIONS  ) 

OREHOcsB,  doing  bualnew  as  La-IJ«y  Co..  San  j  ScHtivi/  Bh.s    c,    Apiiit-ron    Wis      Filec]  July  2.  I92.T 

alif.      Filed    Jun«-   30.    192."? 


INSTANTO 


r-vlirulcr  netcripti'<n  ,.r  ijo,„i.  — RLnchlne  jind  CIp.1 


In^-    Fa-ia! 


'  I'umit   m,    .since   Jane    s.    1923. 


S*T     No,     1 

''I  NFS, 

J.^ME.S     I 


«2,70r,         >  CLASS     f,         CilEMIC.VI.S,     MFLI 
\Nr>    PHAR.MA«   FITIC.U.    PRFPA  K  ATpiNS.  , 
TTo-v.   Philad>;i,hia,    Pa.      Fil^i   Juiy    2,    1923. 


P'lrticu'.' 

tn^nt  of  SI 
Artging  fro 


Liiiuids   and    Creams. 


TU 
JON 


Partirul'ir    /.  «.»  ipf  i'j  n  ,,'  ./,,<,*/.        C,,ui.'h   RcirnMlv 
ClanHM    UHf    -.iri',     J.  .-ll     1.    UC'L 


n 


'/'  -r)-i/,j|V/-»f   ,,  •    ,-,.,,•/,       !'-'-;M-:i'ii';.  for  Tr>-;C 
iJKlsh  »  ondltlons  of  »hp  Powt-is  and  Disorders 

Saoh   Condition*. 
<•    «ince  June   5,    1923. 


Sm-,   N<.     iv-7.M       .1  I   \.v.->    (f,       FOOLS   AND   1N(;REDI- 
ENTS    oi"    l-<»ii[iS  IU:iuU(K    Chf\mkrt    <''ompant, 

Chloae.v    in       m.-d    July    ?,.    1923. 


Particul'ir  descriptii/n  of  ijoodx  — Ice  Croam. 
Claim*   uiff   i^in'-.'   Mar     L    1910 


iMiMliii 


m 


OcTOBKuso,  ms,i 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


R41 


Ser     No      182,738.       (CLASS    45.       REVRRAGES.    NON- 
ALCOiroLIC  )      Cairoli.   H     Dikemav,   doiiig  tmslnfSb 

na     Dik' rii,-ms     Or;iiiu'p     Ph\'  r-tu''     S'-rcs      \V,!«!;iiiL'Tf.rj 
U  L'.     ni.Ml  Julv   :;,   1923. 


■r  N-  1S2.7♦.^  'CI.^SS  (1  '  HFV!It\^LS,  MFT>L 
CiNFS  Wh  I'M  UnLACFCncA!  1  "H  K!' AH  ATPi  N  S  ■ 
PoI.P:'!     *    I    I    \!!M\l,     ''fr'i-Mi;:'      I]  !'■■.■.'     .1i;;t    "       191;'' 


I'articular  dacrii.iion  of  goodt. — Cold  Cream. 
Chiims  ufte  f^ince  May  26,  1923. 


Thf-    ilrawi 


5J.  ;      No     1^2  749  «I.,\SS    'JU        PiiiiTiMS     PliCSHES 

r    -ha.lmK    rnrposps   <,.nly.    and    ;         aNM    M  <TFKS  M     C     Ceu.kk-    .--^-     ■   ir.  i.-viHe 

1»    lu.t    inten.l.'d    to    co.iv^-y    rolor.                                                          ,         (,hj.,.       Filrd    Julv  3,    lP2:i, 
fiirtit-ular   '!( srnit i,,n    o'    yoo'/*,-   -Orange    Juice.    Fruit    ! 

Ci.t.TF 

<  laimit  utf   -i'ji.'   Juiic    L".    192.';. 


Per      No.     182,739        M  LASS    4G.       BEVERAGES.    NON 
ALCOFICiLIC  I      Cahboll   IL    Iiikem.an.   doing  buKlness 

as     I  •Ikeiiiu:'-     O'jdl-p     n-vrrn^''     Stores.     W.'ishingrton 
I).  C.      Fllr<l   Jnly  3.  1928. 


Purple  Qoeen 


No  clnlm  is  ni.idr  to  the  expression  "Delicious  Oranvre 
BeTtraRf"  nnd  tlie  representation  of  the  fruit  per  se 
However,  appllaint  does  not  dleclalm  any  of  his  rights 
to  the  fruit  design 

Particular  deicriptUtn  nf  fjoodt. — Orange  Jnice,  Fmit 
Ciders. 

Claimit  utif   .«inci'  Jum    15.  1923. 

315  0.  Q. — 66 


}iit  ticul-ir    d<  .^C'-!/'lion    of    gocj'!.' — F 
S\v.  .  [lii.i;   ,,i)d   ]>ii.<ting  Purposes. 
tlaimg  ufe  f-lncc   1919. 


iislit  s    for 


Ser  No  1*^2, 7. '.n  .CLASS  n,  CIIFMICAL.-,  MEni- 
Ci\[:s,  AM'  riiARNLVCFFTICAL  PK  Fl 'AH  ATIONS.  . 
F-  ;  Ln.!  T  \m.  i '(.m  ian  v,  I  riiii.'niniHiiis,  Ii;d.  I'llod  July 
3     1923. 

RHEUMALGINE 

Tr   I'l    ni:t:k   ■unsistK   of  the  word    "Khciim.-il,i.'lne." 
t'"!  :i.-uJar    ,1,  ncription    '.,'    gondg — Mcciii  in.Tl     Pr- p.Tra- 
ti'>n   in   LiijUid   o,    TrMi't   l\)rDi   for   Fso   in   the  Tn-jitinont 
ot  i;io  ijin:iiisai.  Mu.-- alar  I'aiiis,  Lnnibapo,  S.-iati.a    Colds. 
Iiiilui  !iz:i.    r^.n  .Ulitii-.   ntid    Sinsilar   I'iscfises. 
Cliimis    u-'     -incr    S>pt<li)lMT.    T.tO.'F 


^■r,  \m  l,->2  7;t7  (I  LASS  ♦'.,  CHFMIiWLS.  MFLI- 
<  INES.  AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS  . 
iJiviEMME  Cdmi'a.w,  I'hiludelphiM.  Pa.  lihd  Julv  r, 
1923- 


^vi.^jii 


Pitrtieular  de^rrtptfnn  of  fjood*. — PrrfumoR.   Faco  Pow 
.\cTB.    Toilet    Watei.^.    Sachet    PowdfTs,    Tuitions    for    the 
IFnir,  and  Brilllantine. 

C'liims  uxr   since   October,   1921. 


842 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  80, 1928 


Ser.  No.  182,810.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS.  MEDl 
CINES.  AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS.* 
Nrrrui  E.  Hickithohv,  Casper.  Wyo.  Filed  July  5. 
1923. 


LAST  CHANCE  HAIR  TONIC 


No  cUlfc  made  to  th.    words  "Hair  Tonic"  apart  from 
t;..-    mark   showa    ')>■   the   drawlns:. 

Partityulor  de^c-iption  of  ffwjdit. — Hair  Tonli-. 
(taims  \iae  sinre  Mar.   10,    191S, 


SfT  No 
.VND 
*  Com 


lis 
PO 

PA 


Pads  of   ; 
Ctaimg 


S*»:-      N'V     1 

FRY   . 

July  tj. 


.S59.  (CLASS  4.  ABRASIVE.  DETERGENT 
LISHING  MATERIALS.)  James  H.  Rhooks 
NT,  Chicago.  111.     Filed  July  R,  1923. 


[pi-n- 


mm 


ir    (iffrrtpt  \r,n    o'    good* — Polishing    Soa;.)    aiui 
fff'l    Wool    to    be    U»ed    Therewith. 
!'•    siii.  f   June   5,    192.'', 


|«2,Sf^.<>         CLASS   37.      PAPER   AND  STATION 
SE.^M^v    Paper    <'"UP\sj.    Chloap<j.    111.      Filed 
1923. 


ini 


So  clai 

'Enamel" 

the  mark 

F<trtioullff 

Claims 


i-<   mad-'   ;is   ti 

forming    part 
shown 

r   description    o'  goodit — Enamel    Book    Pap<  r 
iw?  since  June   1.    1904. 


S^r.    No.   1 
KEY  t 
July   6 


'<2.^r,[  I.  LASS  37  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
Seam^s  I'lPES  I'OifPANT,  Chicago.  III.  Flh^d 
1923. 


thf>  t^X'lu<ivf  rigtir   to  tht>  word 
>f    sai.i    tradp  m:irlt    apart    from 


No  clairii  is  made  as  to  'he  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
"Enamel"  forming  part  of  said  trade  mark  apart  from 
tb«  mark  ubown. 

Particulir  df.^cription   of  good* — Enamel  Book   Paper. 

Claim*  \ne  sinw  June  30.   190' 


Ser.  No.  182. 8GJ       (<  LASS  37.     PAPESl  AND  STATION- 
ERY.)     Seaman    Iapeb   Company,   Chicago,   111.     Filed 

July   8.   1923. 


Particular   description   of  goodt. — L«dser    Paper. 

Claims   u»c    slncr.'   ,Ian.    15,    1022. 


S'T  No  182,863.  (CLASS  37.  PAPHB  AND  STATION- 
FRY  >  SEAM.VN  Paper  Compa.ny,  Chicago,  111.  Filed 
July   6,    1923. 


[Bancrvft^ 


ie.%ok 


N.)  clHirn  is  mailf^  uk  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
"B<"'k  forniina;  par'  of  said  trade-mark  apart,  from  the 
fiiark    shiiwii 

I'ufticuiiif  '/«'«.  rif-Mon  of  goodt. — Uncoated  Book  Paper. 

riaimd   u»f  since  Jan.   30,    1923. 


"^►■r,  N  <  182, S6t  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
FRY  i  Se.vmvn  Paper  Compajtt,  Chicago,  111.  Filed 
July   (\,    1923. 


.N  >  claim  is  made  us  to  the  exclnciTC  right  to  the  word 
"Index"  forming  part  of  said  trade-mark  apart  from  the 
mark   shown. 

Particular   dencription   of  gooda. — Bristol-Board  Paper. 

<  laim*  uite   since  Mar.    1,   1922. 


Sfr    No    1S2.8B5       (CLASS  87.     PAPER  AND  STATION- 
FRY        Seaman-    Paper  Compaht.  Chicago,   111      Filed 

Jalv    (\     1923. 


No  claim  is  mad  •  a?  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
"I'liinks"  formln  {  part  of  said  trade  mark  apart  from 
the  mark  shown 

Particular  d^icriptirm  of  good*. — Coated  Cardboard 
I'aper 

ilaimn  utt    line*'   0<'t     1,    1921. 


CkrroBEB  30, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


843 


fier.  No.  182,866.  fCLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION 
KBY.)  Seaman  Papbb  Company,  Chicago,  111.  FiifMJ 
July  6.   1923. 


No  claim  is  made  as  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
•Book"  forming  part  of  said  trade-mark  apart  from  the 
mark   sh(jwn. 

Particular  detoriptUm  of  good*.— VncoAtf6  Book    Paper 

Claim»  u»c  since  June  1,   1903. 


8cr.  No  182.867.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  8TATI0N- 
KRY.)  Seama.v  Paper  Company,  Chicago,  111  F^led 
July  0.  1923 


OpmtgSMf 


No  claim  is  made  as  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
"Book"  forming  part  of  said  trade-mark  apart  from  the 
mark  shown 

Particular  description  of  good*. — Fncoated  Book  Paper 
Ctaitng  utc  since  June    1,    1903. 


Ser.  No  182,80.8.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION 
KRY.)  Seama.n  Paper  Compant,  Chicago,  111  Filed 
July  6.   1923. 


No  claim  is  made  as  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
"Ennmpl"  forming  part  of  said  trade-mark  apart  from 
the  mark  shown. 

Particular  description  of  goods. — Enameled  Book  Pap«r 

Claim t  «««■  since  Oct.   1,  1921. 


Ser.  No.   182,809.      (CLASS  37.     PAPER  AND  STATION 
KBY.)     Seaman   I  apbb  Company,  Chicago,   111      Filed 
July  0.  1923. 


No  claim  U  made  as  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the 
words  "Superb  Writing"  forming  part  of  said  trade-mark 
apart  from   the  mark  shown. 

Particular  description  of  goods. — Writing  Paper. 

Claims  ««<    since  June  1,   1922. 


Ser.  No.  182,870.  (CLASS  37.  I'APER  AND  STATION- 
ERY )  Skaman  Pai'eh  Company.  Chicago,  111  Filed 
July   0    1923 


No  claim  is  made  as  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
'  ^Mimeograph "  forming  part  of  said  trade-mark  ap:irt 
from   the   mark   »>licwn 

Particular  dfxcription  of  goods  —Writing  and  Mlmeo- 
praphlng  Paper. 

Claims  use  slni-   Oct     30,    1921. 


Sm.  No  182,1^71.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
LRY  )  Seaman  I'apke  CoMrANX,  Chicago,  111  Filed 
July   6,   1923. 


No  claim  I.s  made  as  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
"Book"  forming'  part  of  said  trade-mark  apart  from  the 
mark   shown. 

Particular  drxcriptwn  of  )7ow/«— Uncoated  Book  Paper. 

Claim$  use  since  June  80,   1922. 


Ser  No,  182. S72.  (CL.^SS  :!V  P.APER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.) Seaman  Papkk  Comiany.  Chicago.  Ill  Filed 
July   6.   1923. 


ument 


Particular    >leHcrij,iioi>    of    j700f/((— Manila    Tap    Paper. 
Claims  use  since  June  80,   1922 


Ser,  No.  182,873  (CL.ASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERY.) Seaman  Paper  Company,  Chicago,  111  Fii^d 
July  6,  1923. 


No  claim  is  made  as  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
"Bond"  forming  part  of  said  trade-mark  apart  from  the 
mark  shown. 

Particular  de»(%-iption  of  goods. — Tnwatermarked  Sul- 
phite Bond  PajH-r. 

(taimg  usf  since   June    1.   1922. 


;!! 

I 

-!3 


844 


Ihi 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBCB  SO,  1991 


Bvr.  V*.  18  2.874.  (CLASS  37  PAPER  AND  STATION- 
BEY.)  SuatAif  Papwi  CoMPAirr,  Chicago.  111.  Piled 
July  6.  i923 


S^T    Xo    182.878       frL.XSS  37      PAPER  AND  STATIOH- 
BRY  I       Sbaman    I'.ii'KH    •iVMi'ANV.   Chlrnpo.    lil.      m«<l 


No  ('lalni  is  mad-  v;  to  the  eiclaaJT*'  right  to  the  wonl 
"Band"  foiming  part  ui  sahi  trade  mark  at»irt  from  th»? 
mark  shown. 

Particular  'ifirrip'ti,n  of  guoits — Wat^■rraa^ked  Solphlff 
Bond    I'ap*-!- 

Claims   u«e  =iinc^-   .Tune    1,    1922 


Pitrtiru^ur  (irtnyripttrrn  of  <jniid»  — rnoont(<d  Rook  Paper 


.S.r     N  .     l->-  -:j.      (CL.\SS  :^7       I'AI'KR   AND  STATION 

KH\    )       >KvM\-    I'\)KK    I'.Mi'iS'i.   riilcaK'),    111.      filed 


^^??=^: 


S*r  No  112.R7'5.  (CLASS  37  TAPER  AND  STATION- 
ERV  1  Keamw-  I'U'ER  >"OMP.*vy.  '•hi'-fl^''i.  Ill  Filt^.i 
July    »>.      92;V 


"Westmk 


\        ',i;:::     ;^    made    n-<    !'  'ii-    ■  \.  lijiiv.'    right    to    the 
i    vv-r-!^       W .  ■;! ,,!  Tix'^r    H-"  k  '  ♦'ir'iin^'    [larT    nf   said    trade- 
mark   apart    fr'iin     ■  h'-    ui.iih  ^h"*'!! 

!'•  liic-uiisr  (i».-   r,f)/nrti  •,!  ■<,i,<ix       Ciicontrd  Book  Paper. 

(_    '-,■•  rny      u,«f     _si:ii.   •      N      V        1  ,      I  '<2'_' 


PartiruUr     <ie*cr<ptU)n     of     £?ood»— Specially     Dnplez 
Coated   Paoer. 

Claimit   iLf   sin--'   .line   30.    1922 


S^r.    No.    I«2,>i7'3       (CLASS  37.      PAPER  AND  STATION 


KBY  I 


SIAM.4.S    Papek   Compamt.  ihicago,    111.      Filed 


July   »■.    1923 


No  clain;  .3  made  as  to  the  exclusive  right  to  the  word 
"BnameJ"  forming  p.Trt  of  said  trade-mark  apart  from 
the  mark  shown, 

Particvlkr  dent^iptujn  o!  goodif — -Enameled  Book  Paper. 

"'   '         inc  since  June   1,    1922. 


Ser.  No.   li-2.877       (CLASS  37.      PAPER  AND  STATION- 


EBY. 


July   6,    1923 


SiAMAN    I'APSB  Company,   Chicago,   111.      File<i 


ibli*' 


No  «iai 
"Derons 
tke  BMTk 

Ptrticnlkr 

Clmtmt 


ta  nade  as  to  the  excln(8lve  right  to  the  word 
■  forming  part  of  said  trade-mark  apart  from 
Ikown. 

deacription  of  goods. —  Incoated  Book  Paper. 
since  Oct.   80,    1921. 


ii*e 


S.  '     \.     1^1'  s^O.      (CLAS.'S  .•^-       PAPKR  AND  STATION 

ll:\  ••^f.AMA.v    I'APF.i    I'  Ml  VN\,    Ctii' ;i«i..    111.       Filed 

Jul>   t;,   1923. 


Pit'tM-uiar  rlrn,    litinn  of  /;'-,./»       I':iroate«l  Book  Pajter. 
Claimt  use  sin.--'   N.  v     1.   1922 


Scr      -V.I      isi;-,sf  .LASS     t>.       CHEMKWI.S.     MEDI 

CINES,  AND  I'll  \K,\1A<  ETTICAL  PREPARATIONS) 
jACQrcs  M  STiiri.r  V,  doing  busln<'8«  as  Cblklax  Chem 
leal  Products  Co  ,  Hrookl.vn.  N    Y      Filed  July  6,  1923. 


Particular   dcHcription   of   fjoo4». — Medldnal    I.axatlrw 
in    Chewtng-Gnm   Form. 

Ciaimt  Uie  since  .May   1«.   1923. 


If 

Is 

if 
i 
I*  I 

! 


OOTOBCB  30.  192:^ 


T'.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


Si8 


■er.  No.  182,897.  (CLASS  6.  CHEMICALS.  ICBDI- 
CINBH.  AND  PHABMA*  EUTIt  AL  PREPARATIONS  i 
Amsbican  DYEW(>i»o  CimPANy.  New  York,  -N.  Y.  Piled 
July  7,  1923. 

AM  DYCO 


Particular     description      of     !/ovd«     -Flrr-  Extin>:iiisi!lri>; 
Compoaiti(Hii>  and   lngredit•nt^  Thereof. 
Claims  use  ciiict>  Jont.'  2".   11)23. 


Ser.    No      lS2,ri.'',4         .CLASS    44        DENTAL.    MKDICAl. 
AND    SlRfilCAL    APPLIANCES  I       Amehkav     In.st) 
TUT»  or   Rational  TuFRArKiTWH,   Chicaj:"     li!       int-.i 
July  8.   1023. 


HEMOPATHOMETER 


Particuliir  detic^ptinn   of  yio'l,*.-     E^ctiical  OuHits    fur 
Electronic  FHagnoala. 

i'lm^m»  uxe  .sliur  Mav  2ti    in.'.l. 


Ser.    No.    l<'2ri.-,.-        .<LaSS    44        KL.STAI.     MEDICAL, 
AND    SrR(;iCAL    APPLIANCES  1       Amehkan    Ivbti- 

TCTK    UK     HaTIO.VaI,     IHIKAIKI  TICS.     ChiCflk'O.     lil         m<;\ 

July  i*.    P<2:i. 


ELECTRONOCLAST 


ParticuUir  drsrfiiiliori   i.'    ihihIi       Tri'Mfmeni  i»ntfit»;  for 
Electrothera  p«'u  tl  C&. 

CtoiMM  use   f-inre   .Mav   2i)     ir<_'3. 


Ser  No.  ls2.!4,')t',  HLASS  44  lti:XTAL  MEDICAL, 
AND  SUR(;iCAL  APPl.i.Wt  ES  1  American  Inhti- 
TUT»  OF  Ratiiinal  Theu.*J'EIT1«».  Chicai;o.  Ill  Filed 
July  9,  1923 


Partiemlar  dcxcrititum   ",'  (/'/</'/*     -Elc-trlcnl  Outfits   for 
Electronic    Diagnosis   and    E)e(nrotberapeutlC8. 
(7I«im«  u*e  since  Mav  2ft.   n»2.". 


Ser.    No.    182,9«8.       (CLASS    6.      CHEMICALS.    MEDI 
CIIfE8,  AND  PHARMACETTICAL  PREPABATIONF  i 
TH«  Pbics  h  Frtes  Compaw,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.     Filed 
J«ly  9.  1923. 


Particular  descriptton  of  goods.  -lA\nt\T^. 
Olatmg  v$c  since  May  26,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  lS2.{»«fi  (CI^XSS  B  CHEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES. AND  PHAUMACEUTK  AL  PRJIPABATIONS. ) 
Thi  FBIR8  A  Fribs  ( dmpany    Cincinnati.  Ohio.     Filed 


July  i».   Ilt23. 


F&F 


Particular  d''.wt-i;in«n  of  guodr     -Ijiiativf 
Claims  use  Ana-  May  26.   1923 


Ser  No.  l'»2.90.s,  iCLASS  «;  i  HEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES, AND  PHAHMACErriC  AL  Pli  KPAHATIONS  ) 
The  Hi  bbkh  Skkvici:  Lah.iha-ixik;  t.s  Co..  .\kron,  Ohio. 
Filed   Jnly   ;c   1!>2:;, 


.vt: 


TRADE   MARV< 

The  word.s  ■  Tnni.  .M:irk  '  ar.  lii-.  l;um<'d.  No  claim  Is 
!;iade  to  the  symlH.N  '  A-D^  "  i  .xct  pi  ttic  cornl>inatlon  at 
shoim 

Particular  dt^ct  iptton  <,f  pood*.-  Compound  I'sei)  In 
tlie  Curing  of  RuIiIht  Anl(l>'s,  Fiild  Compound  Being  Pro- 
duced by  the  Interaction  of  Aldehydes  and  Amines. 

Claims  uki    i-incc  .-\pr    2;c    Ifti:.",. 


s.T,  No  IS.'Crrjt;  .(M>ASS  f.  CHEMICALS,  MEDI- 
CINES, AND  PHAHMACET  TIC.M.  PK  EPARAT10N8. ) 
Fauixa  I..ai!okati>k^  ,  Hrid^Tti.ori  Cnii  F^led  July  10, 
1023. 


lalixas 


Partirular    fir>tcripti(m    nt    poo'?*     -Preparation    for    In- 
vigorating  and  «'l('anitip  the   Scalj' 
Claims  uxe   since  June   17.   192.H 


Ser.  No.  183.0'27.  (CLASS  6  CHEMICALS.  MBDI- 
CINBS,  AND  PHARMACETTICAL  PREPARATIONS.) 
FLAsn  Chf.mhai.  Company,  Cambridge,  Mass.  File* 
July  10.  192.S 

CAFOCEAR 

Partkmlar  deteription  of  goodf — Insecticide*  and  Cle»»- 
Ing  Liquids 

Claims  use  since   .lanimrT.   1910 


i> 


846 


■M 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBix  80, 182S 


S«r.  No.  1  »3,044.  (CLASS  45.  BEVERAGES,  NONALCO- 
HOLIC )  Soc.  AN.  Fsco.  CiXJLi.NO  it  CiA.,  Turin,  Italy. 
Filed  Jaly  10,  1923.  Und«r  •ectlon  9  of  the  act  of 
Mar.    li>,   1920. 


Particu 

less  Beve 

Ctaim« 


CINZANO 


lar  deicription  of  good*. — .V   Nonalcoholic,  Mait- 

ge  Sold  as  a  Soft  Drink. 
\ue  since  June  1,  1922. 


Ser,  No.  183,048.  (CLASS  26.  MEASURING  AND  SJCI- 
ENTIFIC  APPLIANCB8.)  Ca»i.  Zbibs,  Jena,  Germany, 
T^^d  July  10,  1923. 

Ducar 


Particular  degcription  of  goods.— Color  Filters 
Claim*  uae  since  1908. 


Ser.    No.     183.106        iCL.\SS    2.3.      CrXLERY,    MACHIN- 
ERY.    ANi*   TMdi.S     .VNH    P.XRTS    TFTRFtEOF  )      The 

r.i'ri.H   <}     Fkeemvs    |■'.M^.^.^y.   fi;,   iiwia'i,    Ohio.      FiU'd 
Ift-':: 


.J:i!y    1. 


jA^c^mtcd  y  ^^^^uiimkiTi  So 


let 


Ilia 


.\ppllca 
right*  the 
Machinery 
mark  aa  ai 

PartiCMlk 
and    Supp  1 
Beating 
Bnfflng 
Pulling 
Jacks. 
Handing 
Pressing 
Sandpaper 

C\oim9 


m-^ic,; 


(AJiie/^7lpB>7l 


t.     without    waiving    any    of    Its    common-law 
to,  hereby  disclaims  the  WDrcls    "  ."»ho«!  Making 
Cincinnati.   Ohio,    U.    S.    A."   apart    from    the 
own   in  the  drawing. 

r  deacriptU)H  of  goodo — Shoe  Machinery.  Parts, 
es — Namely.    Tack-Pulllng    Machines.     Shank- 
chines.    Heel-Brea.ot-Scourlng    Machines,   Belt- 
,   Heel  Br»'ast-Trimming  Machines,  Tack- 
Wire-Removing  Machines.  Block  Planes,  Shoe 
t-Jolntlng    Machines,     Skiving    Machines, 
ines.   Wedge-Splitting   Machines,  Top-Band 
Ijlachinps,    Trimming    Knives.    Tack    Claws,    and 
Belts. 

since  Nov.  1,  1922. 


Ml  chines. 

anl 

Hepl-Seat 

l[achl 


\^e 


Ser.  No.  183.133.  (CLASS  21.  ELECTRICAL  APPARA- 
TUS, MACHINES,  AND  SUPPLIES.)  AOTOMATIC 
ELBcraic  Compa.ny.  Chicago,    111.     Filed  Jaly  13. 1024. 

Ni>   claim    \•^   mail.'    f..r   i  li.-   wordn  "Trade   Mark"  apart 

fri.'u    th>'   mark   -fi.mu     u   tli,'   drawing 

I'lirtuulnr  '/<  i.  f  i/u' i.,m     , ,'  ,j<,n'l»       An  tmiin  tic   T.'lephone 

Sys'f-ins 


S.  r     Nu     ls:M>it;  <  L.VS.-^    4-J        DKNT.AL,    .MEDICAL. 

.V.NP   StlMK   .VI.    \P!'LI.\NCi:S  )      SrnAFt  RS  CoBPOEA- 
THj.s.   Nfw   Yi.rk.   N    V       li!*'.)  .Inly   i.'!,  1923. 


ZIRAPu 


Particular  detcription  of  good* — Sanitary   Napkins. 
Claims  use  since  Jnri.>  l'S.   192.'?. 


r     No.    1^:5.179       iiI,.\.SS  46       FOODS  .VND   INGRKDI- 
KNT8  OF  FOrn>.S  i      l.Ewi.s   A    Tr  kck,   Hornell,   N.   Y. 

JUST- RITE 


Particular  dmrription  of  i700<t».  — Cake  Icing. 
'  '/limx   u^e  since  November,  1022. 


Ser  No  ls:i.2;?4  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGKflSDI- 
ENTS  OF  FOODS  .  Thb  Schlobee  Dslicat«88»i»  Co.. 
Philadelphia,    Pri.      Hied   July    14,    1923. 


Particular  ite^rrifttion  of  goods. — A  Vegetalili'  Relish  or 
Sandwich  Filler,  CnmiKined  of  Oil,  Fresh  Eggs,  Vinegar, 
\'>g»>ta bit's.    Sugar,    and    Spices. 

'.'Uiims   use  Ano^  tht-  first  week  In  June,  1923, 


OCTOBEB  30, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


IH 


847 


Ser.  No.  183,271.  (CI.,.\S8  16.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS.)  Gbnebal  Paint  a.nd  Vab.sish 
COMPAVT,  Chicago,  III.     Filed  July  IB.  1923. 

CONGRESS 

Particular   dearription   of  goods — Readj  Mixed    Paint.-. 
Paint  Enamels,  and  Stains. 
Olairns  use  since  Jan.  1,   1922. 


Ser.  No.  l.S3,274.  (CLASS  16.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT 
EHS  MATERIALS.  I  (Ienbral  Paint  and  Vabnish 
(OMiAsy.   Chicago,    111.      Filed   July    10,   1923. 

WORTH  -  WEIL 

Particular  description  of  goods. — Flat   Wall   Paint. 
Claims    w^e   wince  Jan.    1,    1922. 


Ser.  No.  183,27.'i.  oLASS  16.  P.MNTS  AND  PAINT 
ERS'  MATKRIAI>S.»  Ge.vbrai.  Paint  a.M)  Varmsh 
COMPANT,  Chicago,    111.      Filed   July    16,    li>2.'l 

VELVETTA 

Porlirular   description   of   goods. —  I'Bint    Enamels,    Flat 
Wall  Finish,  and   Varnishes. 

Claims   usf    since    Jan.    1,    1922. 


Ser.  N(.  18.'?,27f>.  Ml. ASS  16.  PAINTS  AND  I'AINT 
ERS  MATFKIAUS  I  Oknkbal  Paint  and  Vahnish 
Company,   Chicago,    111.      Filed    Julv    16.    1923. 

VELVESAN 

Particult*r  description  of  good«. — Flat  Wall  Finish. 
Claims  use  since  Jan.   1,    1922. 


Ser.  No.  183,278.  (CLASS  16.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
EHS'  MATERIALS.)  Gbneral  Paint  and  Vabnish 
Com  PANT,  Chicago,   IlL      Filed   July    16,    1923. 

VELVETONE 


Particular   discriptlon  of  goods. — Paint    Enamels,    Flat 
Wall    Flni.-ih,    and    Varnishes. 
Claims   use   since   Jan.    1,    1922. 


Ser.  No.  183,279.  (CLASS  16.  PAINTS  AND  I'AINT 
ERS*  MATERIAIjS. )  Oexeeai,  Paint  and  Vabni.sh 
Company,  Chicago,    III.      Filed   July    16,    1923. 

LIN8MENT 

PartiouJar    deacription    of    ffood*. — 'Varnish     for     the 
Cementing  of  Linoleums,  Congoleums,  and  Rubber  Tile. 
Claims  use  since  Jan.  1,  1922. 


Ser.  No.  183,280.  (CL.\SS  16.  PAINTS  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS  1  (Jkmrai,  Paint  and  Vabnish 
Company,  Chicago.   111.      Filed   .hilv    if,,    i92" 


LEMOYI, 


Particular  description  of  yooff.^.- -  I.t-riiOi-  Oil   I  >  !i-h 
('hiimfi   use   Kiiief   .Ian,    1.    19-2 


Sor.  Nn.  is:{,2M.  .tlaSS  i.;,  i,\!NTS  AM-  TAiM'- 
KliS'  MATKUIAL.<  .  l;^^^.l^^:  l'-.:^.  ...M'  \  /.hsisH 
Company,   chicacn,    i,i       rii.-d    Jiii-,    ;.;,    u<2:;. 

GEN       KUT 


Particular  drxct-iptifiti   of  '"filK 
movers. 

'7«im.v   u.'-f   Kincc   .lai,     1.    1922. 


';i^rit  B:jii  V;,ri:;ish  )U 


-cr.    No.    183,282.       -CLASS    ir,       I  ,\IN[S    AND    I'AINT- 
KHS'     MATFRIAI>S  iiy.M  h.m.     I'a:\!     and    \Aiis;sn 

OoMi'ANY,   t  hicago,    111.      File^i    .iulv    Uj,    1923 


^oc^ 


Particular  dcsoription  of  Qoodf     -X'aniishes  and  Stitins 
Claims  use  since  Jan    1,    1922 


Ser.  No.   183. ."<  16.      (CLASS;-;'.'       >.  LoTHiNO.      lUrt  blip 
Knitting  Mills.  Philadeh.Lia,  I'a      I-ii.  d  Julv  i»;,  I92:i. 


mWf  T@  FIIT 

The  color  lining  repreeentitig  the  n d  ai.d  I'.ue  colors 
in  which  the  trade-mark  is  shown,  .^pidicaiit  disclaims 
the  words  "Knit  to  Fit"  a.s  his  trade-mark  r-ic»pt  in  con- 
nection with  the  mark  shown   in  th>'  drawiiip. 

Particular  description  of  goods. — Knit  T'ndorwear  and 
Athletic    Suits    for    Men,    Women,    nnd    Miildr'n 

Claimt  use  since  June  15.   102" 


Ill 


S48 


Ser.   No 


OFFICLAX  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  30, 1928 


'"        '^   .>inni,><r>    A.M)     NOTIONh  ■      G uth man,  Solomons  * 


Co..    i'.irt    Wayne,    Ind.      Mlf>d    July    16,    1'J2;!. 


I'  irtu- 


iij'ii 


Spr     Nil 
proTlM. 


^OKHKUV 


Co.,  Inc..    N.u    \  ,)rk.   \    V       Filed  July  18.   192.1. 


SUN 


/"<'-nj/f!.;n     <t'     gno,!^ — Oil     ami     C^i^oHn. 
u«.     gincp    Mii.v,     i^oi'. 


tlon   fin  i 


■  -t  ■;,;i.,.,     r,f    7oo(ij«       Hi'ads    for    rvcora- 

'■■''"'''• '|*'T'"'     'I-    iMxtinsnUhed    frum    Jf>w.'lry. 


i>^ ■•';,:;.- 4,     iri.ASs   i:t      vEinci,Ks,   nut   in 

N'.      K\GINF:S   )         The     B.^IV     WAr;,,v     (<:MP.4St 

a,    Wis.      P1le<l    July    17.    1923.      Under   ten  year 


TheBaih 


Pnrticu 
Cla4mt 


'Mr   descriptiifti 
uii    since    1^5: 


8er,    N" 


■j',o'i'<   — W,ii:on- 


S*T  No  is;;  ;s,;  iI.nssj.;  citLEHY.  .\Lit•IIINEKY 
A^].  TuuL.^.  AM'  I'AUTS  THERKOF  .  Hi.vsdai.b 
M^vcrAcrrBiNo  (-...many  rhirano.  111.  FiU'.i  July 
l^.    IOC? 


/iiN#)ALE: 


Npw    York.'N.    Y.      FlU-l   July    18,    1923, 


■1  *  lining  expreBsInK  r.  ■!  Th..  r.isrral  rirmlar  part 
of     'h^     m<^Tk     wtfh     th.,    .urronrxllDE    ^IrrleB    li    usaally 

''''"^"'    ■       "  ^   '       'i3"    name     •  Hinidalp   •    prlnte<l    tn 

black 

/'(jrri.-u/<jr  ,/. .,  np/iv,,,  of  7ood..  WrenchoB.  Wrench 
Set-i  S,„-k.-'  \\'.  r:  ',  S.'s,  ..n.l  Alignment  Jigs  for  Con- 
nt-ctiiiH'  Ko.is,    i'lHiohr..   ,in,l   riston   Fin.s 

L  latmx    u.it    siiiCt;    <  ictuber,     lyilt. 


Par?,.  .<  L  /.<,:-,-ipfi,yn  ,f  fjoo.U  ^  M.-v.  ^  ;ir,.l  Bovs"  Work 
Shirts,  I>:.s.  8hlrt...  Sport  Shirts.  Boys  Waists  and 
Blontes.    i:-,.i   Textile   rndfrwear   for   M.ti    and   Br,y,, 

Claimg    \[ir   ainr^   Apr     22,    1922. 


Ser     No 
Va.n-     Sl 

Jaly    !>* 


I.S.- 


'369  fTLASS  .?9  Cr^THINU.i  Pinth, 
IK  i  McCovviLLt,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  FM<^ 
1«2.3. 


S«r      \o      ls:{.;!S4         M  LAS.^     I.",.       BKVKRAGE8      NON- 
AI..  OHOLK. ,       Hkri.bkt    S.    Jenske,    Rocheattr   \  Y 

fABLE  POCH 


Parti. -ul.i,     .l>s.  r,pti,,„     „>    y'y';f/«  — Nonalcnholir      .Malt- 
-SK   B«'v#>ra-.-s   .SoM   ;i<.   S..ft   Drliiki 


MANSIZE 


Kl  VU     flVRKALl,     I 

1923. 


'I. ASS     :'.u       (■r>)THINO.i       Thi 
Inc..    Suffolk,    Va.      Filed   July    18. 


Partirula^ 
Claims   u 


deMt^riptton  uf  'jnoilx — W  .rk    ^^hirta. 
''  nhi-f  on   or  about  Jaa.    :,    191.',. 


Partii^lar    drAcrii.t  uxt     „f    ^o^^d*— Overalls.     Negligee 
an.]    Work    ShirtN,    T.-Mil,'    finlppwear   for   Men.    WoiB«n. 

an.i   Chiidrt'D,   i'yjamas. 

<"fni'>in   iiMp    lincp    '.01  I, 


OcruuKH^iu.  i[)S3 


U.  .s.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


849 


S'T    No.   is;!.4iri.      (CI-\t^S  .Ht»       (  IJCrHINO.)      Hlmmel.    I    Ser.    No     1>.1  41M  i  LASS    12       CONS!  K I  TTION    MA 

I1I.MKS   &   i„.     Shipp,.nshurp.   I'a,      Filed   July    18,   192a.    |         TEKIAI.S   ,        IIlkhert     F      i^^,,^;      ,|„n.;:     !.u.in"..H«,     a» 


1«^ 


4^ 


ANKERITE 


PartU-vlni     de»cr%iitu,n    of    <jiio<in  — <'<'rneiiT      ind    Other 
j    It  t  n-scfiit    Matt-rials.    Ma;;n*»sil-'    lloorin-     .inci    .\rtlficlal 
j    Blocks    of    All     Kinds    for    I'otli     ^niericr    and    Exterior 
I    Work. 
'        t /'jimA'  u>t  since  April  2y,  l'.t21. 


J 


Purtxuar    di»inpin,n     itf    yood**.-    overalls,     Junipfn, 

.Vi'«lm  .■    ;iti(l     Work     Shirtt,.    Trouserw    of    All     I^engtha 
(Kcgtilar,    Kiie.',   Laci^  or    Huttou   Bottoin«i     V<-8t6,   Coats,    j 
and    Hunting  Coata. 

I  Inims    uHr   since   1888. 


^•■r     No     is:;, 50.'!        Hl..\SS    1  ■_'        iiiNSTH 
rKKIAlS  ScHSiun    \    A:i-T    I'aI'ku    ' 


A     MA- 

:k.    i'a. 


Fil-d    .1; 


L'O.  iy2:! 


Str     No     is.;. 412       (CLASS   :\2.      FT'RNITrKE   AND   I'P- 
HOLSTEUY.)       Simmons     Comia.m,     Kenosha,     WU. 

Fil.'d    Jiiiv    IS,    102:'.. 


I'artirvUir    dcioriptiot,    of    {}oodM—Be<\    Springs. 
Claims  uxr  since  Oct.   1,   1922. 


8.  r  No  ]s;;4r.-  i  CLASS  2t;  .MF  AvSlKIN*;  AND  SCI- 
ENTIFIC \FFI.1AN(  ES  )  Metbo  FiCTi  kks  Cohpo- 
RATKiN,    Nfw    York.    N.    Y.      Filed    July    !!•.    I!t23 


PartxcuUir     drm^iption     of     firoorf^*— Building      THp^r, 
Sheathing.   PliPtcr  Board,  and  Indented  Paper. 
Claima  ust  since  Apr.   1,  1923. 


Partiruhn   <hs,riiitUtn  of  f/o'*d«.— Motion  I'lctu re  Films. 
Claim*  u«e  aince  May  1,  1928. 


Ser  No.  18.'?. 471.  (CLASS  12.  C0N8TR(  CTIUN  .MA- 
TERIAIJB.)  DcNco  Metal  Peoovcts  Co.,  Lot 
Angele.s,  Calif.     Filed  Jaly  20,   1923 

DUNCO 

Particular  detcription  of  goods. — Sheet-Metal  Prod- 
ucts. Corner  Irons.  Hip  and  Ridge  Metal  Shinglea, 
Plaster  B<^a(i.   Metal  Trim,  MeUl  Tile*. 

CJaimti  une  since  Oct.    1,   1922. 


Ser.  No  18.3. .n].?.  (CLASS  ,'0.  MFRCHANDISH  NOT 
OTHERWISE  CLASSIFIED.)  11  Wenzbl  Jem  and 
Duck   Co.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.     Ultd  July  20,  i;»2:i 


Porlicvlar  deacrifiion   of  ooodn  —Tents. 
Claims  use  since  Oct    1,   1921 


u 


850 


8*r.   No.   1 
V.    Tavk 
21,    1923, 


^3 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  SO,  1928 


,527.      (CLASS  2.      RECEPTACLES.)      M.  ft 
CoMPANT,    Wichita    Falls,    Tex.      Filed    July 


are    dlscUlmed 


The    worfds    "  Wichita    Falls,    Tfxas 
as  a  part  (f  the  trade-mark. 

Particulcr  drscription   of  goods. — Storatfe  Tanks. 
Clainui   u$e  aince   Mar.   1,    1919. 


S*r.  No.  Ii3.553.  (CLASS  23.  CUTLERY,  MACHINERY, 
AND  TGOLS.  ASD  PARTS  THEREOF  i  Champiom 
PsBCMATic  Machinekt  CoiiFANT.  Chlcago,  II!.  Filed 
July  23.  Il923. 


Air  and   W 
Claims 


r  'lc»cription  of  gowtt. —  .Kir   i.  omprt'swirs   rtnd 
Rtpr  StaEfJs. 
e  since  Jan.    1,   1919. 


ic* 


Ser.  -No,  ; 
TERIAI 
Filed 


July 


mm  II. 


S.3.,-.5.-  iLASS    12.      CONSTRUCTION    MA- 

S  I       \.    .1-    <i>,iK    4    Co.,    Ivr,    .\I(,'mphisi,    T>  nn 
,    1923. 


Particvlkr    description    of    goodx — Prepand     Portland 
Cement  StJi^co   Fintah    (W^hlte  aiu!   Tint^>d^. 
Claim*  lite  since  May  10,  1023, 


Ser.  No.  183,578.  (CLASS  3.  BAOOAOE.  H0R8K  EQDIP- 
MKNTS.  PORTFOLIOS,  ANO  POCKETBOOK8.)  LaIT- 
WAN    A    I.AIT.MAN,    .Nfw    York,    N.    Y.      Filed    July    23, 

1923. 


The  horizontal  lines  on  the  drawing  reprenrnt  red 
color  No  claim  !n  made  to  the  words.  "'  It  Wears  ft 
Wears  A  Weam,"  "  LueKaife."  "  Ouaranteed."  and  "Satis- 
faction '■   apart   from   the  mark  shown  on   the  drawing. 

I'artu^lnr  desrription  of  goods.  TraTeling  Bags, 
Siiit''.Tst'H,    Brief  <'a8('s.   snd  TrunkR. 

Claitn.^   u.-it    since   .Inn.'    1.    1023. 


Ser  No  lN3,.'>f>2  m  L.VSS  2H.  ME\S(  UIN(;  AND  SCI- 
ENTIKir  APPLI.VNCES  I  I'rb-i.sion  Si-eedomktib 
Co,   Detroit,  Mich.     Filed  July  23,   1923. 


RECISIO 


No  claim  to  the  word  "PreclHinu  is  made  apart  from 
the  mark  shown  m  th*>  ilrawinn.  and  no  common-law 
right"!  in  the  mark  or  ,iiiy  feature  thereof  i.s  waived 
by  this  disclaimer 

t'iirticular  drs:  riptlon  of  rjoods  S[)<><Mli)raetPrs  and 
Spef<l<»meter    l'!:iii'> 

Claimn   u»f  giiue  July   1.   192-'. 


S.  r  N"  !'S;i,5!»;>  rLAS8  -■■!.  il'TLKHY,  .MACHINERY, 
AM'  Toors  AND  PVltTS  Tlli-:UF,iiF  I  Smri.KiOH 
IIahdwikk    riiMi'ANY,    St     Lotiis,    .\I()       Filed    July    23, 

BLtEBELLE 


f'articulur  dfumi,' inn    of   'toods. 
(.^ainii    use    since    Dec.    -4.    191'. 


-lawn    Mowers. 


S.T    No     18.'if.l3       CLASS  2.5     CUTLFRY,  M.VCHINERY, 
AND    TOOLS     AND    PARTS   THEREOF,  i       Wabhino- 

T.  N   Ikon   Work.s,  Seattle,   Wash.     FiLd  July  23,  1923. 


A    A   § 


WASHINGTON 
RONWOmW 


Partit^lar  description  of  poods. — Logging  and  Hoist- 
ing Ktjuipmcnt — Namely,  Blocks  of  All  Kinds,  Carriages, 
and    Winding    Fngines,    Driven    by    Stenra.    Flertriclty,    or 

Internal  rurnbusfion    Engines. 

Claimi  u.ie  since  aboat  Jnne   1.   1922. 


OCTOBEB  30,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


861 


Ser.  No.  183,616.      (CLASS  46.     FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS  OF    FOODS.)      Sarah    Gbibn    Whitsitt,   doing 
buainess  as  Bestyett  Food  Company,   Fort  Worth,  Tex 
Filed  July  23,  1923. 


BESTYETT 


Particular    drnvription    of    goods      Salad    Dnssing. 
Claims   use   since   Nov.    1,    1922. 


Ser.  No.  183.fl22.  (CLASS  1.  R.VW  OR  PARTLY-PRE- 
PARED MATERIALS.)  Bbewind  rcEi.  Tompant, 
Minneapolis,    Minn.       Filed    July     24,     1923. 


No  claim  is  made  for  the  word  "CoaJ"  except  as  ano- 
dated   with    the   other   features   of    the    mark. 
Parti4yular  description   of  pood*. —Coal. 
Claims   use  since    June  21,    1923. 


Ser.  No  lR.'?.«2.'i.  (CLASS  2.5.  LOCKS  AND  SAFES  i 
The  Hi.SKV-Woi.r  Machi.ve  Company.  Cincinnati,  Ohio 
Filed    July   24,   1923. 


GRAULOCK 


Particular    description    of    goodn  —Loiks.    Particularly 
for  Motor  V>hlcles. 

Claims  use  since  Jnne  2,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  183,627.  (CLASS  45.  BEVERAGES,  NON- 
ALCOHOLIC.) Pbbct  Harbison  James,  Oklahoma, 
Okla.     Filed  July  24,  1923. 


JAYKDLA 


The  word  "Kola"  bolng  disclaimed  apart  from  the 
mark   shown,   wherein   it   is   distinctively   displayed. 

Particular  desoription  of  goods. — A  Nonalcoholic,  Malt- 
less    Beverage    Sold    as    a    Soft    Drink. 

Clainis  use  since  Jan.  12,  1921. 


Ser.  No.  18,?,«51.  tTLASS  12  *  ONSTRUCTION  MA- 
TERIALS >  The  HEPBf'RN  Compoy.  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Filed  July  25,   1923. 


N 


10 


Particular    description 


of      ij'j 


odK,-  -Asphalt,    Including 


Asphalt    Products    Designed    for    U.ofing.    Paving.    Floor- 
lag.    Coating,    Insulating,    and    Acid    Proormg. 
Claims  use  since  July  19,  192.H 


Ser.  No.  183,686.  (CLASS  'i:\.  CUTI.ERV.  MACHINERY, 
AND  TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  ArroMATiC 
Beabino  Machi.ve  C"  ,  San  Jose,  I'alif  Filed  July 
28,   1923. 


URBO 


Partii-iilar    description    of   pood,v— Cylinder    Heads. 
Claims  use  since  May   1,  1P23. 


Ser.  No.  183,713.  (CLASS  16.  PaI5;T8  AND  PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS.)  The  L.  vkll  (ml  Compant,  Inc., 
West    Fort    Lee,    N.    J.      nied   July    26,    1923. 


The  applicant  disclaims  rxrlii8i\.  ri^rht  tc  the  words 
"Trade    Mark     Heg.     V.     S.     Pat.     on'.rc 

Particular  description  o'  goods. —  Lcm.  n  (Ml  and  Other 
Oils  and  Polishes  for  Floors  FurnSture.  .'Vutomobiles, 
and    Painted    and    Varnished    Surfaces. 

Claim*  use  since  July  16,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  1,h8,727.  (CLASS  1.  R.\W  OH  PARTLY  PRE- 
PARED MATERIALS.)  Bailet  F.  Wii.LrAMSON, 
Gainesville,    Ha.      Filed    July    26,    1923. 

SEOLA 


Particular    description    of    goods 
Manufacture   of    Artificial    Stone. 
CTlaims  use  since  July  9.  1923. 


-Rock    Used    In    the 


{■ 


862 


Ser.   No. 

1923. 


Mil 


OP^FICIAL  GAZETTE 


October  30. 1»23 


183,743.      (CL.\3S   39.      CLOTHING.)      Hxidbl- 
VrouT  k  Co..  New  York.  N.   Y.      FUed  July  27. 

r'nder  ten-yp»r   proviso 


Particnlar  description  »f  good*. — Men'a  and  Young 
Men's  Suits,  Sack  Salts,  OTerroats,  Waistcnatg,  Rain- 
coats. (  hknffeiir  Garmtnts,  Auto  T'lsters.  Auto  Dusters, 
Summer  (xlothing.  Tropical  Clothing,  Motinlr  Suits,  Crush 
Suits,  Oiitlnjj  Trousers,  Sp«irt  Coats,  Oolf  Salts,  Nor- 
folk and  Kiolf  ('i>at.^.  Killing  Br>'eche8.  Smokintt  Jackpts, 
House  Copts.  P"ull-I>ress  Suits.  Tuxwlu  Suits,  Topcoats, 
8tonn  T'l!it>rs 

i'laimn    UAe    since    Janujiry.    1'*.'*". 


Ser.   .No     1,83,.S06.      K  L.V.SS    15.      OILS    .V.Mi   (iREASES.  i 
The    8irsri«L«   Iumpa.m,    Milford.    Conn.      Filed   July 


:8,   192S. 


S 


UNFIELD 


I'articular    description    of    goods. — Gasoline,    Kerosene, 
Beniine.     IVtroleutn.     Disrlllates.    Fnel     iMls.    and     I-utiri 
cants   and    Solvents   In    the    Nature  of    Oils    acd    Greases 

Claims  \use  since  Sept.  1.  1922. 


Ser    No.   lS.3.808.      (CLASS  .37       PAPKIl   .\N!>  ST.\TI<»N 
EBY.)  1  Thb  TissCB  Comp.4ny.  Sauii^rties.  S.  Y     Filed 


July 


1923. 


Parti 


iCM\ar 


Ser  N.J 
Bloid 
JuK    M 


AKLOTH 


detcription    of   <;oo<ij»       EnitKissed    Naplslns. 
use  since  Feb.  27.   192l' 


1^.''.,S17.        (CI. ASS     ;:;»        ('LuTiUNG  )       John 
.V     CoMP.iv',,      Is  r(nla(1flph:;i.      Pa         Filed 

,    1923. 


Particular   detcription    of   goods. 
Claim*  u»€  since  June,   1893. 


-Hosiery 


Ser.  No.  1R3.83R  (CLASS  23  CUTLERY,  MAC HINKRY. 
AND  TOOLH.  .\ND  P.\RT8  THEREOF.)  HUTCHINION 
MA.vcPAm'RiM,  CO..  l.vr  .  Norrlstown,  Pa.  Filed  July 
30,   1923. 

THE  BEAVER 


Partii-ular  desaription  of  goodu. — Combination  Wood- 
workSnv:  Miichlrns  f.T  Sawiiie.  tt(jrinK.  Planing.  Jointing. 
and  Oth'T  ( >|»T;in.iii- 

Clanim  U'V  siiii-i'  F>-li,   2.  ll'2;i 


Ser.  No,  I's.'i.s;^;  .CLASS  :i',»,  (■LOTHIN(;.)  Kavv- 
MAN  KOHttLK  H  KxiTTivf.  MiLLS,  I .M  ,  NewYork.  N.  Y. 
Filed  July   aO,   192;!. 


og/tMff 


Particular  description  of  goodm  -  Sweaters  ntid   Scarfs 

Claims  use  sin.e  July   17,   1923. 


Ser.  No  TR3.8H.{  (GL.^SS  39.  CLOTHING.  I  Nbw 
Haven  Kmtti -i;  Mills,  New  Haven.  Conn.  Filed 
July  31.   1'J23. 

LADERBAK 


Pijrt\CMl'i'    •].  •.•riiit tun   iif  ijiiidi        HosifT) 
Claimfi  uw  <;:,,'.■  .Inn    _'i,i,    llfj:; 


Ser     Nm      !h.;1Vj,-         ,  ri^\SS    19       VEHULKS,    NOT    IN- 

•  r.riiiN'.   i;\<,iNi:>        h^isk.s  m.^m  K-tni  ring  Cor- 

pi>fiATr.>v     Iio<'h.-,i.T    .\,   V       Filt'd  .\UK,   1.  1923. 

CEZ 

I'artu^Uir  drm-ription  of  goods.- — Antomoblle  Accesso- 
rlt'N — Nam<ly,  Windshield  Cleaners,  Metal  Frames  for 
Holding  Ghi.s.'s  in  Curtains,  Glare  Shields,  letter  Being  a 
Metal  Bracket  .Vdjn.itably  Supportinff  Tinted  Glass  to 
Neutralize  the  Glare  From  .Approaching  Headlights. 

Claim*  une  glnre  June  21.  1921. 


Ser  No.  184,0.52.  (CLASS  19.  VEHICLES,  NOT  IN- 
CLUDING ENGINES.)  AMMiCAX  La  FRAwrK  Fiai 
Enoi!«»  Compa.vt,  Ij(c..  EHmlra,  N.  Y.  Filed  .\ag.  4. 
1928. 


Particular   description    of   goods. — Motor-Driven    Vehi- 
cles. 

Claims   uiic  .sinc<'  .Lin     13.   1921 


OCTOBFB  30,  V.Vli 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


853 


Ser     .No.    184.060.       (CI...\SS    .39       CLOTHING  i       ATL.ag 
Kmttino  MK.f.s.  Inc.,  1  nlon.  N    J       Filed  Aug.  4,  1923. 


KT  1. 4  K 


/''irtiriiliir     h  ■•<cription    of    (j.,i,d><       Knnrf-d    <iiit.T    Gar- 
rn>'!ir<      Nanirly,  Rathini:  Suit-,  Swriitirs,  aiiil  Slip-Ons. 
t'liiiiny   U4e  Kinre   Nov    1,    liMl', 


Ser,    .\o.    184. OS.-',.       i«  LASS    ,'V.<       i  I,0THIN(;   ,       Lbtt    h 
Maki  I  8,  New  Y<irk,  .N.   Y      Filed  Aug.  4,  1923. 


[fgLLOW^^g 


Ser.  No  184.240  (CLASS  L'fi  ME.ASURING  .WD  SCI- 
ENTIFIC .APPLIANCES  )  Gevakrt  Pir-ro  Pro- 
nrciEN  .V.  v.,  (Jude-God,  near  .Antwerp.  Belgium.  Filed 
Aug,  9,  1923. 


PartUuiar    ■!,  s,  r^jt  i„n    o     jj,,;di.      Scarfs,    Cravat.s,    and 
-Neckties. 

LUiimn   Uf,c  .sinrt    ,Iul>    1.    i;t2;5. 


Ser.     No.     1^4  IL'I         H  LASS    -io        LEVERAGES.     NON- 

.ALcOllOLir. .       (irKis    I'l^.'ix  ,  rs    Cu.mpa.vy,    I'hicago, 
III.     lii.-d   .Vu;;    6,    I'jl'.'i. 


ELLA 


Particular     descriptton     of     j;oo«i».  -Maltles^BeT«rmge 
Flavors  and  B.  verages  Made  Therefrom. 

Claims  use  since  Jan.  1,  1822, 


No  claim  Is  made  to  the  use  .if  t(:P  words  and  1.  tiers 
"Paper"  and  "Gelatine  Chlorld.-  P  O.  F."  apart  fr.iiii  il.. 
mark  shown  in   the  druwir:c 

Particular     drxcriptv.n      -,,'     ni,i.ds       S.-nsit  i/i-l       I'l.i.i.. 
graphic  Pajiers 

Clainif  Use  niuri'   Mtir.-h,    LHil. 


Ser,     No.     184,2(1.'-.         -CLASS     ,T,.,       cI^tTHIN';  .1* 

Salsbkkq  Lvr.,  N,  w  V.jrk.  s.  Y.     1-nied  Aup    ;*,  1  •..•.'! 


Ser     N<,.    1S4,17.^.       (CLASS    .■?9       ci/JTHING.)       Mat   A 
Lofy^.   I.N,-.,  Sew  York.  N.   Y.      Filed  .Aug.  7.  1923. 


No  claim  is  made  to  the  exriunlw  u>...  of  tlie  vM-ids 
"Brand"  .-md  •Underwear"  apart  fr..m  tlie  mark  as  shown 
in  the  drawing. 

PurtiruUir  de^criptiun  o,'  gu,.d.^  ^-  Ladies'  and  Mis.^es' 
Muslin  and  Silk   Ln.ierwear 

Claims  ugf  ,-iiK'e  ,TuIv    12.   I'C'J, 


Ser,   No,    LM.:',^7,      .CL.ASS  39.     (  LOTHLVG.)      S,  Liebo 
viTZ   A    S..VS.    In.-,.    Nhw    York.    N     Y,       Filed    .Wie     10 
1923. 


No  claim  made  to  the  exclusive  use  of  the  word  "Prodt" 
apart  from  the  mark  as  shown  in  the  drawing. 

Particular  description  of  pood«._Ladles*  Dreaw*  and 
Skirts. 

Claims  use  .since  July  23,  1928. 


Particular   description    of   goods .^Dtchs,    Negligee     or 
Work  Shirts. 

Claims  use  since  July  1,  1908. 


ii' 


854 


Ber.  No. 

cago 


84,332.  (CLASS  17.  TOBACCO  PRODUCTS.) 
L  Tobacco  Compa.ht,  LoaisYllle,  Ky.,  and  Chi- 
lli.    Filed  Aug.  U,  1923. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OOTOREB  80, 1928 


No  claitn  li  madn  tu  the  representation  of  the  cigarette 
apart  froiD  the  marie  as  shown.  The  mark  consiata  In  a 
wrapper  i»lored,  rospectlrely,  mottled  light  tan  and  sU- 
▼er,  aa  Indicated  on  the  drawing. 

Particular  description  of  goods — Clgarettea,  Cigan, 
and  Smoklog  Tobacco. 

CI<i4m«  Ha«  since  Nor.  15,  1922. 


8«r.  No.   18 
Ga.vERiL 


cage, 


84.333.      (CLASS  17.     TOBACCO  PaODU(7r8.  i 
TOBArco   CoMPAJTY,    IjouIstIIIp,    Kj.,   and   Chi 
III       nied  Aug.  11.  1923. 


froiD 


No  cla 
apart 
wrapper 
eated  by 

PartieiAar 
and  SmolflBff 

Claim* 


Jm  la  made  to  the  representation  of  a  cigarette 
the  mark  as  shown.     The  mark  eonalat*  In  a 
I  colored,  reapectlTely,  brown  and  silTer,  a«  Indl- 
tba  color  lining  of  tbe  drawing. 

ietoription    of    goods — Cigarettes.    Cigars, 
Tobacco. 
M«  since  Not.  15,  1922. 


8«r.  No.  184,835.  (CLASS  17.  TOBACCO  PRODUCTS.) 
Ga.NiaAi.  T0BA< TO  Compant,  Louiarille,  Ky.,  and  Chi- 
cago,  111.      Hied  AuR.  11,  1923. 


.No  claim  |g  made  to  the  repreaentatlon  of  a  cigarette 
•part  from  the  mark  as  shown.  The  mark  consists  in  a 
wrapper  colored,  res i>ectl rely,  black  and  gold,  aa  indi- 
cated by  the  color  lining  on   the  drawing. 

Particular  detoription  of  good* — Cigarettes,  Cigars. 
and  Smoking  Tr)bacc<> 

Claimt  uxe  since  Nov.   15,   1922. 


Ser  No  1S4,;UH  (CLASS  2.'^  CUTLERY,  MACHINERY, 
AND  TOOLS.  AND  I'ARTS  THEREOF.)  Th»  Moaanw 
MANtKACTLRivG  Co.,  Wellston,  Ohio.  Filed  Aug.  11, 
1&2.-1. 


MORROW   JUNIOR 


I'rirticular  i/r,*rt  ir-f  i'<n  (/f  QOods 
Claims   use   sin.-.'    .!-i;ie    1,    1922. 


-Shakinjt  Screens. 


Ser  No  1  S4.4(K)  Mr^SS23.  rUTLERY,  MACTHINERY, 
.AND  TOOUS.  AND  PARTS  THBREXJF.)  OamNB. 
TwEBo  A  r.i  ,   New   ^ork,   N     Y.      Filed   Aug    13,    1923 

FAVORITE 


Particular   de»rriptii>n    of   gr^d* — Wrenches   and    Parti 

Thereof. 

ClaifUM  une  »lnce  .July,   1R94. 


S^r.  No  lg4,56>^  i  (^LASS  42.  KNITTED.  NETTED, 
AND  TE.XTILE  FABRICS)  S.  Stbin  k  Compaht, 
New  York.   N.  Y.     Filed  Aug.   16.   1923. 


The  drawing  Is  lined  for  purposes  of  shading  only.  No 
claim  Is  made  to  the  use  of  the  term  "Costings"  separate 
and  apart  from  the  mark  as  shown. 

Particular  descriptiou  of  good*. — Woolen  Piece  Goods 
Intended  for  Women's  Coats,  Capes,  Cloaks,  Etc. 

riaima  use  since  July   1,   1923. 


OCTOBEB  30. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


855 


Ser.  No.  184,580.  (CLASS  36.  MUSICAL  INSTRU- 
MENTS AND  SUPPLIES.)  The  Bacon  Banjo  Co. 
iN-c  ,  (Jroton,   Conn.      F-"lled  Aug.    IT.    192.S 


Partirvlnr   drucription    of    uood$  —Uau^o-i 
Claims  use  sinco  .Apr.   2,    1923. 


Ser.  No.  lS4,r.99  (CI^SS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDI- 
ENTS OF  FOODS)  H.  (i  CoTKBNDALi.,  doing  business 
as  Coykeridall.  Inc.,  San  Francisco.  Calif.  Filed  Aue 
17,  1923. 


RIDGECREST 


Particular  d*  script  ion   of  yoodn.  ~I>rU»d    f'>i]its 
OUUms  use  since  June   1,   1923. 


Ser.  No.  1,'«4,.;50.  (CL.\S.S  45  BEVERAGES,  NONAL 
COIIOLIC  I  Leon  Cohen,  doini;  business  as  United 
Extract  Com[wny,  Plilladelphla,  Pa.  nietl  Aug  18 
1923. 


SONMASHT 


Particular  d>i>cri,,tion  of  goods.  Nonalcoholic.  Maltless 
Beverages  with  Fruit  favors.  Ginger  Ale,  Cream  Soda, 
and  EU>ot  Beer. 

Claims  usr  since  about  F<>b.   1,   1922. 


Ser.  No.  184,700.  (CLASS  23.  CL'TLERY,  MACHINERY 
AND  TOOLS.  AND  PARTS  THEREOE  i  Mobbis  Vic- 
TORSOHV,  New  York,  N.  Y.     Filed  Aug.   18.  1923. 

''^ettertone'' 


Particular      description       of      £/ood«.— Lever-Operated 
Motors. 

Claims  use  since  May   1,   1923. 


Ser.  No.  184,710.  (CLASS  4>*  MALT  BEVERAGES.  EX- 
TRACTS. AND  LIQIOK."^.,  .loH.v  A  Cali.egaki.  doing 
business  as  Callegarl  Products  Co  ,  Chicago,  HI.  Filed 
Aug.    20,    192."?. 


I'fi'ticular     ih  sc  iptioii     o'     :J-"jd,-   —.Mai:     KxtTn^'-     ai.d 
Sinip 

Claims  use  .siuce  January.   1921. 


.^er.  No    ]S4,74S       mL.\sS2T,      HOHOLrM.;  I  (AI,  I  NSTUU- 
MENTS  r      Thk    New    Ha\en    C:....k    C'.,    NVw 

Conn.     Fil.d   .\i]j:,   I'O,    ](♦-:;. 


iaven, 


Tell-Tal. 


Patticulnr  description    <,*   <i''(,df. — Cl-.cks. 
Claims  uxf  since  ,Jul\'   »;,    ;;il'.':. 


Ser.  No.  184,749,      iCLASS27.     HORdLOGICAL  INSTRU- 
ME.NTS.  i       The  Nkw    Ha^en    Clix-k    I'l.,    New    Haven 
Conn,      Filed    Aui:,    20.    nci. 


Tick-lock 


Particular  description  of  ffoods-  Clocks. 
Claims  use  since   Aug.    14,    1923. 


Ser.  NO.  184,7,-0,      (CL.\SS27.     HOROIXx;  IC  \L  IN.^TRU- 
MENT.s  .       The   New    Haven    Clock    C^..    New    Haven 
*  oiin.      Kil.'d    Auk.    20.    Kc:;. 


Tip  -Top 


Particular  description   of  goodn       Ch,ck». 
Cloimg    use  since    Aui:.    l,"-;.    1923. 


Ser,  No.  184.7.51,  (CL-VSS  27.  HOROLOGICAL  IN^THT' 
ME.NT.^  I  The  New  H..^e.v  Clock  Co,  New' H..ven 
Lonn.      Filed    Aug.    20,    1923. 


Ti-Ti 


an 


Particular  description  of  goods. -Clocktt. 
Clairii.H   usi    since    July    10,    1923. 


sm 


OFFICIAL  GAZE  ITK 


OCTOBKR  30, 1923 


:4w  No.  iM.RSi.    n[^\ss  {     vBRASiv  K  i>i:tkiu;knt, 

ANT)  F  )I-ISHIN';  MATKIUAI  S   ■      Thk  lims   in  ,  Inc  . 
r,n«    Anju'-loK,    rnWf        Kilwl    An-     22,    ir»2" 


iDj,'    ;.•  I'  I-  ■■   lir.T.-iiiiij,   Soaps,  N(»at's-F"(x>t  nil. 


C  .'  I  :  "<  ■ 


I>^r     :'"     l';t22 


■i'Jl  4 


I.A.<S 


i'.A'.'.A'.K        Hiii:.<K 


K'j'    irAIKNTS,    I'l  iK  rf-'i  (I,IM>.  AN  i'   \'i"   KK'I'l'.' M  (KS, 
Co..    \    L    --•    wn,    Ohio       K;I   (i    Aai:.    -V ;     1923. 


& 


-"■^^ 


!«8 


^ 


•,.»  J  =^^ 


T^-     wrd-    ■•Arni'jr>'d    Tnwik-;      ar.j    not    claim*-''    ai«rt 

from   rht'  '>thi^r  f^atnn^s  of  the  mark. 

Pnrtyi-i'iiu-     lix'-iti)!  i'ln     •/'    yoO'.'.'f  —  Tr'i :  k- 
I  ;,,,,„,    ,,„     M:r'>'    Mav    !,    102". 


S-r     v.. 
Hah? 
I'-t-;; 


-4  ni;'i       fLASS  :VA.     (.lasswakf.  i     Semon 
,\.   I'oMP.i.N'T,  Ne%*-    York,   N,    Y.      Fil.d   Aug.    23, 


^T\diA,y<J\rraJUiji/ 


S.  r     V 


-i;'-!'      iTLASS  i."!.    OILS  ANr»  r,Rp:\SEa,) 

r .  F.srf:i.i>  <  iKK.iSK  k  Oil  i     'Mr.vsv.   K:ii!-;ii-'  I'lty, 
Ip.]    An?    24,    11)2.";, 


Bat 


) 


Particxilar  dfteri^tion  of  goods. — I/obrlcatlng  Orwii 
Claim;  use  since  Mar.  15,  1921. 


S«r     No      IH4.9f>9        (iLASS    42        KNITTEP,    NETTED. 
ANT)   TFXTII.K    FABRICS  )       S     Conr.y   A   8o>     Phlla 

(l.-l[.i  la.    !"'i        F1!.n1    .KukT.    2,''..   1!)2;{, 


I'-irtM'uinr     ti^,.Tif(  rt'jn     <>'     g-"i'f-n.-    W'uVeii     Jut--     i  loor 
'■fwirr't   utr  since  AukT    1,    :  ;i2,'! 


S."-  V.  !>-4.'>72  .c"l.,vss  t:  KMTTKI',  NFlTFr- 
AM'  -rKXlTLE  FAl'-RN  S  ■  .V.kert  A.  .Ir;,:s,  ,1-itii; 
!iii~l  i!''S'<  r^  I'lUll  1  :i!pijrTli;il  '  oiii;i:in.v,  rijlrns;,.  Ill 
y\lfi\    Aue     2r,,    !1»2.T. 


'■I'll--  ■   •,  *■■  -.:    ■■    s  i.:    1 :     I!':': 


;i,-ilr   Nt'ts. 


S»>r      N.>      l^r>iX)'\         .rl.\<S     !1         INKSTAND     INKIN<i 

M.\TI    I:  I  .AI.S     1  ru^-    I  *M|    I    Ml'!,    1  '\KB'  IN     CriM  PA  Vi  ,     flu  \ 

t..n,  will...      1'!1»-<1  .A  1^'     :.'T,    ]  !'-.■;. 


S'lKlotH 


Partiruhir  detrriptliyn  of  goodA.      Iiik<d  Hilib(iii<i. 
('la\m-<   u-ii'    ■iiri'-f^    Feb.    1.    i;'2,T 


Ser.    No     185,031.       (CLASS    16,    PAINTS   AND    PAINT- 
ERS' MATERIALS.)      Mabsham-Wrlls  Company.  Du 
luth,  Minn.      Ftl«Nl  Aag.  27.  11)23 


Particular  dtmcrlption  of  £food«. —Varnlah  and  Varnlah- 
Staln   l*roductg. 

Claim*  us«  since  about  July  1,  1923. 


OOTOBMB  80.  1928 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


857 


Ser.   No.    1M.088.      (CLASS    3».      CLOTHING.)       Likdm 
Haos..  N«-w  York.  N.  Y.     FMeti  Aug.  28.  1923 


^leitmoop 


Particular  drgoripiion  uf  gfy"dJi.  —  V»'ua\>i}' ^    Mlnm-f'.  nnd 
Childrcn'.s  (.'IcakB,   Coats,   Siiltf*.   l>rf>s(-s.  ntx]    Skirts, 
'  laim-n  uxr  slncf  Sppfpmher,   1P22 


8«T  No.  185,197.  (CI^SS  42.  KNITTKI),  NtrTED 
AND  TKXTILK  FABRICS.)  BahbkM<  Kenz  [  k  Coup.. 
lATiov.  New  York,  N.  Y.     Filed  Au«.  31     1P23. 


S»r.    No.    186.382.       (CLASS    39.      CLOTHING.)      LoDia 
SCHWABTI.  doinr  bualnpM  as  Z    k   S     MJdd.T   Company, 

New  York.  N    V,     Fli.-d   Sept.   6,    1J<23. 


imphn-alK 


Particular  de»cripti(,n   of  ;;.-'-<f.. 
Saita. 

Claim*  li.w  sincp  .Itnu'  '..    1923 


B''\>'  and   liirN'   i'fsT 


Particular  detcription   of  good*   -Vfovt^n,    Printed,  and 
Dyed  Drapery  Fabrics 

Claims  u$t  ilrifp  June  1,  1923. 


Ser.  No.  185,254  (CLASS  27.  HOMO  L<Xi  HAL  IN- 
STRUMENTS.! Me.ndel  LKVIT7,.  doing  busines*  ,ts  M. 
Lerltz  A  <"o  .  Albany,  N.   Y      Filed  Sept.   1,  1928. 


Particular    dencription     nf    f/ood«  — Wntcli     MoTpment." 
and  Watcbcaaea. 

Claims  uie  slurp  on  or  nboiit   Fpb.    1,   1923. 


Ser.  No    185,324.      (CLASS  23.     CUTLERY,  MA(  HlNKRY. 
AND    TOOLS.    AND    PARTS    THEREOF.  I       J(),SEP!i    A 
TtjROEON,  Providence,  R.   I.     Fll.d  Sept.  4,   1923. 

J.  A.T. 


Particular  description  of  goods. — Tool  Handlea. 
Claim$  uxe  since  Aug.  1,  1923. 


Ber.  No.   185.332.      (CLASS  .37.     PAPER  .VND  STATION- 
ERY.)     EsLEECK    MANDrACTURi.vo    Co  ,    Turners    Falls, 
■     Mass.     Filed  Sept.  5,  1923. 


VERIUTE 


Particular  de»oription  of  goodn. — Manifold  Paper. 
Claims  use  since  Aue.  22,  1923. 
315  0.  G. — 66 


Ser  N...  l.S5.:589.  (CLASS  2.",  CUTLKH  Y.  M  At  !  11  .N  KKT 
AND  TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF  t  Aootar 
Thombe.n  a  Cc.,  Rlcl|te».-o<l,  New  York,  N.  Y  Filed 
Sept.  e,  1023. 


Particular  description  of  goodt. — Cake-Ornamentlnf 
Tubes,  Tin  Pastry  Tubes,  Ornamenting  Syringes,  Cake- 
OrnaroeatlDg  Bets,  Cream-RoU  Sticks,  nnd  Mlndnf 
KniTea. 

Claims  tise  since  June  1,   1916. 


Ser.  No.  186,445.  (CLASS  28.  CLITLKBY,  MACHINBRI, 
AND  TOOLS,  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)  CsirrmAi.  Sci- 
entific COMPANT.  Chicaso.  111.     Filed  Sept.  7,  1923. 


m 


Particular  description  of  £;oo(J«.— Pumps,  Both  Reclpro- 
catlng  and  Rotary.  Both  for  Liquids  nnd  Gases;  Blowers, 
Water  Motors,  and  Frlction-Gear  Driving  Mechanism. 

<"laims  use  since  1909. 


Ser.  No.  185.446.  (CLASS  .?7.  PAPER  AND  8T.\T!0N- 
FRY'.  I  Ckn-trai,  Scientific  Compant.  Chicago,  III. 
File,!  Sept.   7,   192.3. 


Particular  description  of  goods— FllteT  Paper. 
Claim*  use  since  July,  1922. 


858 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  80, 1928 


8«r.  No.  li5,448.      (CLASS  23.     CUTLERY.  MACHINBRT,       SerNo    mo,8U        CLASS  I'T      HOROLOGICAL  INSTRU- 
A.VD  TOOLS  AND  PARTS  THEREOF.)      Cintbal  Sci  MKNTS  .      r'HiWKr  WALKm  Compant,  New  York,  N    Y. 

K.\Tit-:'j  foMPA-NT,  Chicago,  lil.      Filed  Sept.  7.  1923.  Filt.l    Sept      in     102:^ 


/•if  (i 
Claims 


YVAC 


cu  ar  ilfvyriptioii    •;.'  yy/J.*.-   \;u"jum    I' imps. 
use  since  March,   19'_'1. 


(J. 


*c&ccy 


I'ariirulilr  d'Kr^  ipli  ,u    ,,i    'j,,i,,l.        Cluck.S. 
'"Jaimy   uMf  5in>'f   ,Ian     1.    lOH'J, 


?.  r  N.v  !■  15.511'.  (CLASS  23,  CUTLKfiY,  MACHINERY, 
\NI'  rooLS,  AN!'  i'ARTS  Til  Ki:  i;()F.  )  Du.MK.sri- 
IiEvi'Ki  !_■'  KiiiRATi' >.v,  N''W  York.  N  V.  File.l  Sppt.  S, 
19-3. 

EVER  EDGE 


rartu-utiir  ileMcr\[)tion  of  gurjcLs  -  -Machinfs  t</r  ("Irinillnn 
Scissors,   !Lni»es,   Razors,  and   Other  Blade.* 

'■f'j4'''»  j<>''   •"inc  July   2.   192.''. 

k 


s*T  No.  iSMtc     *'r.ASS2;{     cftlery.  machinery. 

AND  TOOLP,   AND    I'.\ins  THEREOF  i      Union    Sc»- 

<-\\\.   }>\\-u\\v   I  M.\(iM\v.   ("hlfjigo.    Ill       FllPd   Sept.    10. 


IIVJ.-?, 


124 


I'articvlar  tlei^rriptinn   of  yoo^f* — Sf wlriK-Machlne   N' f - 
•llc-^. 

Claimn  u»r  sinct-  -Tan.    1,    1919. 


Ser  No.  1«5.613  iCLASS2T  HOROLOOICAL  INSTRU 
.MKNT>^  >  I'HINNEY  VN'u.KKR  (.'mWI'^^v,  .S'.'w  York,  N.  Y. 
Fi.^-1    sipt,    10.    1923. 


OADWAY 


Particv 
Claim* 


(pr  deMcription  of  goodt. — Clocks. 
if  since  Jan.   1,   1922. 


Ser  No  1S.'.*U2  .CI.VSS  43.  THRE.XD  AND  Y.<iUN.i 
V\'OBrKSTF.II  Br. EACH  A  I»TB  WoHKS  Co.,  WorcostPf. 
Mara.      Filed  Sept.    10,   1923. 

Particular      drMiyrti.tujn      <)'      sjo'jdt.  —  Cotton      Glatt'd 
Braider  Thread 

Claim»  u^e  sln-'e  July   1.  1921. 


MM 


TRADE-MARK   REGISTRATIONS    GRANTED 


[ACT  OF  FEBRUARY  20,  1905.J 
OCTOBER  30,  1923. 


174.932.  r.LASSWARE.  AND  PARTICULARLY  (;.\r«;K 
Gr..ASS  The  Libbby  Glas.s  MANrFACTrniNf;  Co., 
Toledo.    Ohio 

Piled   November    10.   1922.      Serial    No.    171,807       t'UH 
LISHED   JI  LY   24,   1923. 

174.933.  CERTAIN  NAMED  NOTIONS  Thk  WnriAM 
Prvm   Company,   Limited,   Rtolberg,   (lermany. 

VM,(i  June  3.   1921.      Serial  No.  148,61  T.       I'UBLISHKD 
JULY    17.    1923. 

174.934.  HEMOSTATIC     PREPARATIONS         Valen- 
tino   ICM.DArri,    doing   buidness   as    Laboratorlo    Chl- 
mico   Farmaceutlco   V.   Baldacci,   Pisa,    Italy 

Filed    0.tol»er    1ft.    1922.      Serial    No.    ]70,88H,      PUB- 
LI8HEr>  JTLY   24,    1923. 

174.935        LOTION    FOR    THE    SKIN        t^OEA    Holmes 
SHOEWAkKK.    doing    bUHinees    as   The    Frostilla    Com- 
pany,  Elmlra,   N.   Y. 
Filed    December    16.    1922.      Serial    No.    173.445.      PUB- 
LISHED JULY   24.   1923. 

174,9.Hfl       CLEANSER    FOR    FALSE   TEETH.      The    San 
O  I>ENT  Company,   Spokane.  Wash. 
Flle«l    January    20.    1923.      Serial    No     174,86.'.       PI-B- 
LI8HED  JULY   24.   1923. 

174.937.      CERTAIN  TABLE  AND  BED  LINEN,   HAND 
KERCHIEFS,      LACE      TRIMMINGS.     AND      RIB 

BONS      Grandb  Maison  dii  Blanc,  Inc..  New  York 
N.   Y. 
F1lt>d    January    20.    1923.      Serial    No     175,142 
LISHED  JUNE  5,   1923. 


PUB 


AND 
Wii. 

PUB 


174.938  LOTION    TO    KEEP   THE    SKIN    SOFT 
FOR   ALLEVIATION  OF  INFLAMMATIONS. 
LiAM   P.    HATHrasT,  Santa  Rosa,  Calif. 

Filed    January    30.    1923.      Serial    No.    175.311. 
LISHED   JULY   24,    1923. 

174.939  FACE  POWDER,  HAIE  8TRA1GHTENER, 
MEDICINE  FOR  WORMS,  LIVER  AND  KIDNEY 
REGULATOR.  AND  LINIMENT.  Indian  Stas 
Chimical  Co.,  Jericho,  Ark. 

Filed    January    31,    1923.      Serial    No.    175,366.      PUB- 
LISHED   JULY   24,    1923. 

174.940  GAME  KNOWN  AS  "  SPEDEM."  A  TABLE 
GAME  PLAYED  WITH  PIECES  AND  MARKED 
CUBES  OR  ROTARY  COUNTER.  Aldbrman.  Fair- 
CHILD  Co.,  Rochester,  N.   1'. 

Filed  April  2.  1923.      Serial  No.  178.423.      PUBLISHED 
JULY    17,    1923. 

174.941  BATTERY  SOLUTION.  Cambl  Chemical 
Co.   Inc.,  Portland.  On^. 

Filed  April  9.  1923.      Serial  No.  178,821.      PUBLISHED 
JtJLT  24,   192S. 

174.942.  BATTERY  SOLUTION.  Camel  Chbmical 
Co.  Inc  ,  Portland,  Greg. 

Filed  April  9,  1923.      Serial  No.  178,822.      PUBLISHED 
JULY   24.    1923. 

174.943.  A  «  ERTAIN  NAMED  MEDICINAL  PREPA- 
RATION. Harold  C.  Fleiiino,  alio  doing  bnainem 
as  Cotnpyrin  Laboratories,  Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. 

nied  April  9,  1923.      Serial  No.  178,834.      PUBLISHED 
JULY   24.    192S. 

174.944.  MEDICATED  PREPARATION  FOR  HUMAN 
USE  FOR  LIVER  AILMENTS.  Scorr  and  Tdrkbr, 
Limited.   Newcastle-on-Tyne,   England. 

FUed  April  9,  1923.      Serial  No.  178,874.      PUBLISHED 
JULY  24.   1928. 


174, (M.-.         KKJiIi    CM,     CHf-.'.V.M.       CAMILLA  PREPABATM\.S 

j  Int..    N<  w   York.   N.   Y. 

Piled  April  10,  I92r:       Scria:  No    I7«,';p"       T'CRTTSHFI* 
JULY    24,    19 2:5. 

!:494<;       SWIM!     I'lcK!  i:s  F.4-M0   Company,    m.'':i; 
phis,   Tenn. 

Fllr.i  .Inly  20.  192.',       Stria!  N.  It;:. ,",92,       PCI'.  1. 1  Si !!:  i ' 
AUGUST    14.    192."^. 

174.947        WINhSIIIKLli    VISORS    [On    .VT-TOMmHI  I  FS. 
i;i(h,sn\  (iM  Miw   Hinds    Co.    t  hi'-;i^.',    ill 
Fllrd  July  2tl.  1922.       Sprtnl  No    ir,7..'^91,       ITBLISHi.if 
AUGUST  14,  1923 

174.948.  WINDSHIELD  VISOHS     FOR  AUTi  i.MnHlLi:s. 
tiHii.sBY  «;RrNn\v  Hinds    Co.,    Chicago.    111. 

Filed  July  20,  1922,       Serial  No,  1  67.390,       rrBT.!SHi:i) 
AUGT'ST   14.   1923. 

174.949.  CHILDREN'S     HANI  iKERCH  lEFS        Tjii 
.VcHKSoN    Harhen   <"o.,   NV^w  York,   N.   Y. 

Filed  July  22.  1922.       Serial  No    lt;7.216        FUBI-ISII  KD 
AUGUST   14.   1923. 

174,950        WILTON     AND     PUSH     CARTFTS         .\1       J 
WnrrrAiL   .\ s sir ; axes,   Worcester.  Mass. 
Filed  July  1^.  1922        Serial  No    167,065.       PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   14,   192;; 

I74,9.%1.       Al.l.MKNT  \1:Y       r.\STFS        La      Cie.      C.      H. 
Catkli.i.  Li\fiT«K,  Mouiioai.  Quebec,  Canada 
Fil.Hl  .July    1.    1922,      Serial  No.   lt)U,34S.      PUBI.!  SI  i  I  .It 
AUGUST  14,  1923. 

174.952.  PISTON  OR  PACKING  RINGS.  IM- o 
Motor    I^hodccts    Cokpobation,    St.    Louis,    Mo. 

Filed  June  30,  1922       Serial  No.  16*^i.332.      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  14.  1923. 

174.953.  (LOTH  POLISHING  UHFELS  A  I  Mm- 
NINO  &  Co..  Matawan.  N.   J. 

Filed  JuM.- 28.  1922.      Serial  No.  166,192.      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   7,    1923. 

174.954.  CERTAIN  VEHICLES  AND  P.ARTS  THEME 
OF.      MawksmannbOhren  Wbrke     Dusseldorf,    Ger- 

•        many. 

Filed  May  11.  1922.       Serial  No.  103.691.       PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   14.    1923. 

174,95.'-|       FURS    AND    PELTS.      Attilio    Pierini.    New 
York.  N.   Y. 
Filed  May  1,  1922.     Serial  No.   163.173.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   7,    1923. 

174.956.  LIFT  JACK.  Thb  .Medina  M.o  i  KArnKiNo 
Co^   Medina.   Ohio. 

Filed  May  1,  1922.     Serial  No.    163,166.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  14,   1923. 

174.957.  KNITTED  ELASTIC  FABRIC  IN  THE 
PIECE.  James  R.  Kendrick  Co.  Inc.,  Philadelphia, 
Pa. 

Filed  April  21.  1922.     Serial  No   162,678.     PUBLISHBD 
AUGUST   7,    1923. 

174.958.  PHOTO<{RAI'HS  J.  F.  WiGoix,  doing  bu*.ine«9 
as  Kyograph  Photo  System,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Filed  April  11.  1922.     Serial  No.  162,154.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   7,    1923. 

174.959.  PORCH  FURNITURE -NAMELY,  SETTEES 
CHAIRS  AND  ROCKERS,  AND  CHAIRS  FOR  CHIL- 
DREN'S USB.  Appliton  Tot  &  FnRNiTrBE  Co.. 
Appleton,  Wis. 

Filed    March    29,     1922.       Serial    No     161  403       PT-B- 
LISHED  AUGUST  7,   1923. 

S59 


860 


174,900. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  80, 1928 


SCREWDRIVERS,  WRENCHES,  AND  WRENCH 


SETS.     VtKiKO  Spkcialtt  Compant,  Worcester,  Ma^ 
Filed    March    11.    1922.      Serial    No.    160,570.       PUB- 
LISHEI'  AUGUST  7,  1923. 

174, 9«1         HOUSEHOLD      FURMTTJRR      COMPRISTNO 
TAJJLES,  SIDE  CHAIRS,  AND  ARMCHAIRS.     EL  H. 
Ma(  T  k  Co..  I.vc,  New   York,  N.  Y. 
Flipd  March  7,  1922.     Serial  No.  160,296.     PUBLISHED 

AUCrST   7,   1923. 

174.962      RAG  FIBER  ASD  ASPHALT  ROOFING.     Om- 
TEi.    RooriNo    MANurACTTtiJuG    CoMPA.vT,     now     by 
chapge    of    name,     Stormcote     Roofln?    Corporation, 
St.    Looia,    !U. 
Filed  kCarch  3.  1922.     Serial  No.  160,149.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST    7,    1923. 

174,9»>3J    OILS  AND  GREASES  USED  FOB  LUBHICAT- 
INQ    PDRP08K8.      Evwau>    \.    BncHKL    Co.,    Mil 
waiikee,    Wla. 
FUed   Pebrnary   27,    1922.      Serial    No.    159.885       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7,  1923. 


174.9«4 


.Newark,    N.  J. 


Fllwl 
LISHEE 

174.965. 


February   18,    1922. 
AUGUST  7.  1923. 


174,966. 


BRASSliJRES.      Chas.    R     Db    Bavotaa    Cu., 


Serial    No     159,503.      PUB- 


SUN  VISORS.     William  MooaA.  doing  baaineaa 
aa  taciede  Braaa  Works,  St.  Loala,  Mo 
Filed  July  31,  1922.     Serial  No.  167,645.     PUBLISHED 
ACGUSnr    7,    1923. 


BRASSI£rE.'<      Ch.*3    R.  Db  Bevoisi  ("o  ,  N« 


ark.  N.  J. 


Filed 
USHinD 


1T4.967 


Pomona,  Calif. 


Filed    February    8.    1922.      S^rlnl    No.    158,929 
LISHBTJ   JULY    31,    1923. 


Flled^ 
LI8HOT 


February    18.    1922.      Sertal    No     159,502.      PUB 
AUGUST  T,   1923. 


PISTON    PACKING   RINGS. 


John    F    Jo.ves, 
PUB 


174,96S  LEAD.  ZINC.  COPPER.  GOLD.  SILVEK,  ANTI- 
MONY, AND  IRON.  Turn  Co.vsolidatkd  Mi.ni.vq  avo 
SMiLTise  Compact  cw  Canada.  Limitid,  Tral 
Brt^gh  Colombia,  Canada. 

anuary    25,    1922.      Serial    No.    158,417.      PUB- 
AUGUST  7.    1923. 


174,»««.I    COATED  ICE-CRKAM  PKODrCTS^-NAMELY, 
CHOCOLATE-COATED    ICECREAM    ROLLS.      JoH» 
£.    KANQMAaraB,    Columbaa,    Ob\a. 
Filed   January    23,    1922.      Serial    No.    158,352       PUB 

LISHEH    AUGUST    14,     1923. 

17  4,9r0.         RAZOR-BLAOB-STROPPING      HOLDERS 
Kw|k  EfJB    Stsoppkr    Co,    i  .Not    In''  K    ChiraRo.    Ill 
Filed    Jannary    19,    1922.      Serial    No     158.120        POB- 
LISHED    AUGUST    14.    192.T. 

174,971  CITRUS  FRUITS  IV  THEIR  NATURAL 
STiTE— NAMELY.  GRAPEFRUIT,  ORANGES.  TAN- 
OEEINKS,  LPTMONR.  LIMES,  KUMQUATS,  ALLI 
G.ATOR  PEARS,  AND  GRAPES.  Stambacqh  k 
Ram,  AkroD,  Ohio.  ati<l  Anbnrndale,  Fla. 
niPd  I  January  7,  1922  Serial  No.  157,837.  PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST   7,    1923. 

1T4.9T2J     SODA  STRAWS  OR    ARTIFICIAL    DRINKING 
STIAWS.     Naw  Jebsxt  Paper  Tube  ('ompa.ni,  En«le 
wo<id,    N.   J. 
FUed    December   10,    1921.      S.rlal    No.    156  542       PUB 
LISHEI    AUGUST    14.    1923 

174,973.      SANITARY    NAPKINS    AND   APRONS.      Saci. 
E.    piASKFtJHT,   CleTeland,   Ohio. 

November  25,    1921.     SerUl  No.    155,878.     PUB- 


Flled 
LISHEli  AUGUST  14.  1923 


174,974 


Flirt 


den:e,    R.    I 


HAIH    NETS.      WALcaa   Waaai.fQ   Co..   Provl- 


NoTember  21,   1921.      Serial   No.    155,725       PUB 


LISHEI     AUGUST    7,    1923 


174,975      GEARS  AND  GEAR   BLANKS.     Tna  William 
CBAMP  &  So.Ns  Ship  k  Enqinb  Builoino  Co.,  Phila- 
delphia,  Pa. 
Filed    Norember   3,   1921.      Serial   No.    1M.962.      PUB- 

UBHKD  AUGUST    14.    1923. 

174.976.  CRANES.  Thb  John  F.  Briaa  Machine  Com- 
PANT,   Ravenna,   Ohio. 

Filed    AujfiJ.st    16,    1921.      Serial    No.    151,823.      PUB- 
LISHED   AUGUST    14,    192.'i. 

174.977.  CHKESK(  IX)TH,  CRINOLINE.  AND  BUNTING 
IN  THB  PIKCK.  I^wia  Manuvactvri.nq  Compawt, 
Walpole,    Mace. 

Fll.^d  Jul.v   13.  1921       S»>rlal  No.  150.319.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   7,    1923. 

174.978  MKTAL  RODS,  BARS.  STIRRUPS.  HOOPS, 
SPIRAL8.  FRAMES,  AND  MESHWOBK  FOR  BKEN- 
FORCINt;  CONCRETE.  AND  FASTENERS  AND 
SPACING  DEVICES  UBKD  THEREWITH,  AND 
METALLIC  LATHING  AND  STUDDING.  COBtC- 
QATBD  Bar  Company.  I>-c.,  Buffalo.  N.   Y. 

Filed  June  4.  1921       Serial  No.  148,647.      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST    14.    1923. 

174.979  ELECTRIC  ALARM  AND  SIGNAL  DEVICES 
FOR     USE     UPON     AUTOMOBILES     AND    MOTOR 

■rarcKS.       Wu.LUM     J.     Williams,    ChlcsRo,     111., 
a-iiaiKnor    td    I'lie    Ilpl.sbela  Company,    Chicago,    III  ,    a 
Trust    i:stntr 
FUed  May  31,    192  1       Serial  No.  148,489.     PUBLISHED 
FEBRT'ARY    20.    192.1 


HAnsT  E.  lU'R- 

143,533        I'lH- 


174,980.     SWING  COUCH   HAMMOCKS 
roi(;hs.    B'lKtoij,    Maaa. 
FUed    February    14,    1921.      Serial    No 
LISHEI)    ATTjrST    7,    1923.    . 

174,981  i -A  I  NTS      AND      I'AINTERS'      MATERIALS. 

M.4rrut:w   F.   Ku.Lxa,  doing  buaineaa  as  Springfield 

I'aiiit  &   V  ariilKh  Co  ,   Springfield.  Ohio. 
FlU-d   S.ptfmb*'r   2r!.    1920.      Serial  No.    137.528.      PUB- 
USHED    AUGUST    14.    1923. 
17-t.9S2        >  V.  I,KS      .MOTOR    CYCLES,    AUTOMOBILES. 

AEUUPLANEi>.    AND    CARRIAGES.      Ariel    Wokks 

Lto..  Birmingham,   Ennland. 
FUed   September   16,   1920.      Serial   No.   137,252       I'lB- 
LISHEI)   AUGUST    14,   1923 
174,98.!        MATTHKSSKS      lMI,Lt)WS.    BOLSTERS,    \Sl> 

crsHMNS    WHICH    .UtK    FILLED   WITH    .\    SOFT 

FILLING   MATERIAL      The   RoBi.f80J*-RoD«a8  Co. 

iNC  ,    Newark    N    J 
Fil»>d    Aturn^-r    2»»      lO'.H)        .s,.rial    No.    136,603.      PUB 
LISHEI)   AU(;UST  7     1923 

174,984       COMPRESSION   BIB.  STOPCOCKS  AND  STOl 
ANT-   WASTE  CoCKS.  AND  METAL   PIPE   INIONS 
Ford  A  K»"CTiif;  <'c\  ,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
F^led     Miirrh     12.     1920       Serial     No.     129.592.       PTB 

LISHED   AUGUST  7     102;< 

174.9S5       WOVEN    COTTON    FABRICS   IN  THE    PIECE 
Gforob    .\iBKur   STArFOKK.   dniiiK   boaineaa   as   G     A 
Stafford   \   C,,'iiiian.\ .    Nf-w   Yorlc,   N.   Y. 
Fll^    O.tnber    .1 1 .     1919        Serial     No      124,422.       Pfl? 

LISHED    .\ri;rST    U.    I923 

1  7  4  .  9 '^  «  COFtSETS.     WAIST     CORSETS.     CORSET 

WAISTS  HR.VSSlftRES;  LADIES'  UNDERWEAR— 
NAMELY.  rAMISOLKS.  LADIES"  VESTS.  CHE- 
MISES. Fil.OOMKRS,  STEP-INS,  PETTICOATS, 
AND  I  AIUKS-  DRESSES  CHAniBS  MrVTBR,  New 
York.  N  Y 
Piled  January  17.  1923.  Serial  No  174.701  PUB- 
LISHED AUG!  ST    14.    1923 

174,987      MEN'S  AND  BOYS'  ST'ITS,  OVERCOATS.  AND 
HATS       L    Kr.Kiv,   int  .  ChlcjiRo,   111. 
F-il.'il    Jiinuarv     ^      1923        S.rlal    No.     174.309.       I*rB- 
LIBHED   JULY    17.    1923 

174. 9««      PISTONS  Maxweii.  Motor  CoRroRArmx,  Df- 

tniif,    Mi.h 

Fllfd    .Tntuijiv    %  1923        Serial    No.    174,212.       PUB- 

LISHKl'    \r  crsT  7  1923 


OCTOBEB  80, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


861 


174,989.       LADIES'     DRESSES.     COATS.     AND    SUITS. 

Samikl  KLaiN,   New  York.  N.  Y, 
Piled    January    2.    1928.      Sertal    No     174,081.      PUB- 
LISHED  AUfJUST  7.    1923. 

174  91K)       PREPARATION   FOR  CLEANSING  AND  POL- 
ISHING BATHTITBS,  WA8H8TAND8,  ETC      Kbmo 
8HTNE  PHODrcTg,  I  NO  .  Camden.  N.  3. 
F11e<l    Dei-ember   26,    1922       Serial    No.    178,888       PUB- 
LISHED  AUGUST  7.    192.1. 

174  991       FISHIN*;  TACKLE      Horbocks-Ibbotsoh  Co., 
Ut1«,   N.  T. 
Filed    DppemJ)er    20.    1922       Serial    No     173,602.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7,   1928. 

174.992       CERTAIN    NAMED    FILING  CABINETS    AND 
OFFICE    FURNITURE       Lkvev    Pbinti.vg   Compaht, 
Indianapolis.   Ind 
rilpd    Decf'mber    18,    1922       Serin!    No     173.610.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7,   1923. 

174.993.  SAND  BLAST  APPARATUS  AND  PARTS 
THEREOF  AND  ACCESSORIES  THEREFOR.  Ho»- 
TEI,  MANurAOTiKiNG  CdRpoBATioN,  Jersey  City,  N.  J. 

Fil'd    D.'cprober    13.    1922.      Serial    No.    173.284.      PUB 
LISHEI  I   .VICrST   7.    19L'3 

174.994.  CERTAIN  NAMED  CLOTHIMi  Herman 
84  HNKiPKR,  .Mount  Vernon.  New  Rochelle.  and  White 
Plains.  N.  Y.,  and  Stamford.  Conn. 

Filed    Dwember    5.    1922.      Serial    No.    172,960       PUB- 
LISHED AKJUST  7.    1923 

174  W.'-.       HOSIERY       Ewai.p   Ghokei,.    Philadelphia.    Pa 
Filed    I»ereint>er    4.    1922        Serial    No.     172,878.      PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST  7,   1923. 

174  996        KNITTED    SWEATERS,    MUFFLERS,    GOLF 
HOSE.    AND    BATHING    SUITS.       Ja.ob    Fokstadt, 
dofnit  bunlneBs  as  Apaca  Knitting  Mills,  Philadelphia, 
Pa. 
Kilf<I    DrcMil.   r    2.    1922        Serial    No      172.831.       PUB 

U8HED   AUGUST  7,    1923. 

174.997.  PICKLES  AND  CANNED  VEGETABLES 
AMEaiiAN  PiTKLB  A  CANNING  COMiwY.  Ha  ttleaburit. 
Miaa. 

Filed    Derember    1,    1922       Serial    No.    172.715.      PUB- 
LISHED  AUGUST   14.    1923 

174.998.  CERTAIN    NAMED  WEARING   APPAREL.      B 

H     &    K     Kmght.    Int..    Provldrnre.    R     I.,   and    New 
York.  N.  Y. 
Filed   Nov.inber    29.    1922       Serial    No.    172,682       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7.  1928. 

174.999       LADIES'    HATS.- CAPS.   AND    WAISTS       Sam 
t'Ei,  A    Friki).man,  Schenectad.v.   N    Y. 
Filed   NoTember  29,   1922.     Serial  No.   172,669       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7.  1923. 

17B.000      TROT^SERS,  OVERALLS,  DRESS,  NEGLIGEE, 
AND    WORK    SHIRTS       Lee    Brothbrs    Company, 
Ban  Antonio.  Tex. 
Filed    Nov.-nihor    27.    1922       Serial    No.    172,803.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7,  1923. 

175.001       RADIATOR   CAPS.      The   Helmbt    Cap   Com 
PANT,  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Filed   November   25,   1922.      Serial   No.   172,532.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,   1923. 

175.002.  HOSIERY.  F.  M  Townsf.nd  &  Co.,  New  York, 
N.  Y. 

Filed   November   16,   1922       Serial    No.    172,182.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7.  1923. 

175.003.  MATCHES.     OsAKirHTio  Sato.   Ltd.,   Knoplo. 

Flalaad. 

Filed   November   11,    1922.      Serial   No.   171,864.     PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,  1923. 

175.004.  HARDWOOD  PITCH.  Th»  RrBBMi  Sebticb 
Labokatoribs  Company,  Akron,  Ohio 

Filed   November    1.    1928.      Serial   No     171,471.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,  1923. 


175,005      I^ADDERS  AND  STEP  STOOLS      The  Oosnair 
Chtjhn  tc  Ladder  Company,  Gothen,  Ind. 
Filed    October    28,    1922.      Serial    No.    171.814       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7.   1923. 

175,006.    AUTOMOBILES  AND  AUTOMOBILE  CHASSIS. 
Alexandre  Faibe.  New  York.  N    Y. 
Filed    March    28,     1923.       Serial    No      178  170        PUB- 
LISHED AT'GI^ST  7.  1923. 

175,007  LACES,  EMBROIDERIES,  HANDKERCHIEFS, 
AND  COTTON  AND  SILK  GOODS.     Mobissk  I,acb  k 

EMBROinERY    Co  .    St      Louis,     Mil. 

Filed     March     24,     1923.       Serial    No.     177,986.       PI-B 
LISHED  AUGUST  7.   1923. 

176,Of)8.     CANDY      B    L    Johnson  k  Co.,  Inc..  Knoxville, 
Term 
Filed    March    24,     1923,       S.Tlal    No.    177.97ri.       ITB 
LISHED  AUGUST    14.   1923. 

175.009.  CANDY.     Hawley  &  Ihxira.  New  V,>rk.  N    Y. 
FUed    March    24.    1923.       Serial     No.     177,971,       PUB- 
LISHED  AUGUST    14.    1923 

176.010.  CASTOR-OIL  COMPOUND.  Georgb  B  Ti:b- 
LiDtJE.  Philadelphia.  I'.i 

Filed    March    23,     1923.      Heri.il    No.    177,931        PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7.    1923. 

175.011.  PERSPIRATION  DEODORANT.  JbahJordeai, 
Inc.,   South  Orange,   .N    J.,   and   .New  York,    N.   Y. 

FUed    March    20,    1923.       Serial    No.    177,742.      PUB- 
LISHED   AUGUST   7,    1923. 

175.012         HAIR     TONIC     AND     PRESERVATIVE.       Da 
ViTo  Sai,\m   iIaik  Tomc   Co..   Inc..   New  York,  N.  T. 
Filed    March    22.     1923        Serial     No.     177,833.       PUB- 
LISHED  AUGUST    7,    1923. 

17,'i,013       CEMENT    PREPARATION    USED    AS    A    SUB- 
STITUTE    FOR     GLUi:     OR     OTHER     ADHESIVE. 
The    Ft.ExrM    Propitts    Company     Denver,    Colo. 
Filed     March     17,     1923        S- rial    No.    177,600.       PUB- 
LISHED  AU<JUST   14,    1923 

175,014.      CHILDREN  S    HAND    HAGS       Heri    A    KoRi, 
New   York.    N.    Y. 
FUed     March     16,     1923        S<>rla!    No      177,557.       PUB- 
LISHED   AT'GUST    14.    1923. 

175, Oir,       LINEN.    RAMIE.   AND   HEMI'    PIECE   GOODS 
AND    MIXTURES    OF    THE    SAME        Mu.ntcomery 
L    Hart.   1n<-  .   N.w  York.  N    V 
Filed    March     15.     1923.       Serial    No.     177,488.       PUB- 
LISHED   AT'GUST    7.    1923. 

175,010.       PREPARATION     FOR     REMOVING     STAINS 

.\ND     DIRT     FROM     ALL     KINDS     OF     FABRICS, 

METALS,    AND    WOOD.      I^vi    W.    P\>[  ntain,  PhUa- 

delphla.   I'a, 

nied    March    15,    1923,       Serial    No.    177,479.      PUB- 

LISHETD   AUGUST   7,    1923. 

175.017.  LOCK  NUTS,  BOLTS.  RIVETS,  SCREWS. 
Boss   Not  Company,   Chicago,    111. 

FUed    March    13,    1923.       Serial    No.    177.3.55       PUB- 
LISHED   AT'GUST   7,    1923. 

175.018.  SOAP  AND  SOAP  PHODUCTS.  Bonded 
Pbodicts    Cokporation,    New    York,    N.    Y. 

Filed    March    13,    1923.      Serial    No.    177, 3C4.      PUB- 
LISHED  AUGUST   7,    1923. 

175.019.  TAXICABS.  Barley  .Motor  Car  Company, 
Kalamaxoo,   Mich. 

Filed    March    13,    1923.      Serial    No.    177,349.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,    1923. 

176.020.  LACE  CURTAINS  AND  NETS  OR  CURTAIN 
LACE  IN  PIECE.  Qcakbb  Lacb  Company,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

FUed    March    12,    1923.       Serial    No.     177,326.       PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST   7,    1923. 

175.021.  ENGINE  PUSH  POLES.  Mummbrt  Lumbm 
&  TiH  Co..  Chicago.  III. 

Filed    March    12,    1923.      Serial    No     177,816.      PUB- 
LISHED  AT-GTlflT  14.    1923 


n 


862 


in 


OFFICIAL  (iAZKTTK 


OCTOBKE  30. 1923 


175,022.  CORSETS,  CORSET  WAISTS,  BRASSlfcKES. 
OAKDFJAITX,  iJIRDI.ES.  DIAPHRAOM  CONFIN- 
KRF.  BELT;;  FOR  l"FRSONAI>  WEAR.  CORSET 
'  OtERS.  PA-MISOLES.  AND  LADIES'  VESTS. 
Er(i|lasit  Cor-Set  Co.,   Detroit,   Midi. 

March    12,    1921^       Serial    No.     177,291        PCB 
AUGUST   14,   192;3 

TIKS.   CRAVATS,   FOUR  IN  liAM*  TIES,  .\N[> 

I'.'llV      TIES,         FiiiEriMAV      I'.KOS       .V      Sms      Neikwiah 

[v.-  ,  N>w  York.   N    Y 

March     12,     192.^.       Seri.il     N,      177,290        I'UH 


l-i!e<1 
LI.<HFi;t 


K)|pd 


17:.  024 


FllPi] 


LISHEll    AUiiUST   7.    192^. 


CERTAIN    NAMED    HARIAV.U{K.       \s\Cosda 


Copper   Mim.nc;    Cump.^ny,   New   York.   N    Y 


March     10,     192,?        Serial     No      177.210        PUB- 
I.ISHRlj  AUGUST   7,    192,;. 

1  7  .-     0  ;i  .">  .       FINISHEIi    COMMUT.VTOR     SEGMENTS, 
cOIPfnt    BARS    AND    STRIPS    FOR    ELECTRICAL 
lUP;POSES,     AND     INSULATED     COPPER     WIRE 
A.sAroNP.t     Copper     Mtmno     Company      New     York, 
N.  y. 

Filed     March     10,     192.1.       Serial    No      177,209        PUB 
LISHED  .JUNE   .',    102.1 

175.026.      VEGETABLE  CRUTCH       Thf    !-'!.ist  .Sipermh 
Fem:b  Co..  Warren    Ohio. 
Filed  .4  prll  14.  1923.      Serial  No.  179  14  1.      I'I'BLISHEL* 
-MGT-Slj   14.   1923. 

17  5,0J7         SENSITIZED    PH0T<m;ra  I'HIC     PAPER 
Th»  H.\L<itD   CoMP*.\Y,   Rochester,    N     Y. 
Filed  .^pril  Ul,  192.^      Serial  No.  179.097.      PUBLISHEI' 
AUGUST   14,    1923 

175,028.      TITLE  FOR  A  NEWSPAPER  COLUMN.      Feed 
EBic  William   Wile,   Washington,   D    C 
nied  April  12,  192.1       Serial  No.  179.07'^.      PUBI.ISHEI> 
AUGUST^  7.    1923. 

17.5.029.      STEEL    FOROINGS.      A     Fis^j,    &    Sons    (  l-m 
PK\4.  Chicago,    III. 
Filed  April  12    1923       S.  rial  No.  17;>03M,      PUBLISHBD 
AUGUST   7.    1923. 

175030       MOTION    PK  TURES  c.    I!     c.    Film    Sales 

CoRfoaATios,   New   York,    N.  Y. 

Filed  April  12,  1923,      Serial  No  179  h-,-,.      PUBLISHED 
AIGCST    14,    1923 

175.031  MARKERS  FOR  TOWKLS,  ETC.  An.na  D. 
Ro.sT,»-,  rtolnp  'u^ln.'ss  a*  Tb^-  Anita  Company, 
Newark.    N.   J. 

Filetl  April  11,  192.-!       S^ri,.!  No    17;>  ni;;.      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST    14.    1923. 

175.032  MATCHES       Tke    Di.^mond    ^r^TCH    Compaxt     1 
Chicjiso.   111.  '   I 

Fil.Ml  April  10.  192;',       S-rial  No    17>J  91  4.      PUBLISHED   1 
AUGUST    14.    1923.  [ 

17o  n;i;i         MANIFA-^TIRED     DEVICES     COMPRISING' 
FIRIIPLACE         DAMPERS         AND         OPERATING    ( 
MKASS    THEREFOR,    FIREPLACE    BASKETS  AND 
GRATKS,    RUBBISH    BITtNERS,    AND    SAI^.-^MAN-    \ 
DER^.      The    Ixinley    Brother.s    c.>\(pivy     cit>v,. 
Ohio 

HI  9,  1923.       Serial  No    178, ^2^        PUBLISHED    ! 
7     !923 

A   COMBINATION   OF  KNITTED   WOOL  AND   I 
R  SILK      Va.vdewart  Comp.wv   Ivcorporattd 
York,   N.   Y. 


]an<! 
Filed  .\i 

AI'GUST 
175,034 
FIRE 

New 


File<i  A|.ril7,  19j:        S-rial  No    i:>,7S4.       PUBLISHED 


AUGUST 
175,03,^ 


GR.\1N     DRILLS     AND     BROADCAST     SEEDERS 


The 
field. 


Aic.r-ST 
17.^,036. 


14,    1923. 
SEEDING     IMPLEME.STS      PARTICULARLY 


American-  Seeding   .Ma(  hive  coMpiVY,   Spring 
Ohio. 


Filed  A|>rll  «,  1923.      Serial  No.  17S.854        PUBLISHED 


192: 


CERTAIN     NAMED     ClJJTlllSG.       SoCTHEHN 
Califi.rnia   Dry   Good.s   Company.   Gloveraville.  N  Y 
Filed  Afril  5.  1923.       S*»rlal  No.  17«  >:  14        rr-BLISlIKl* 
ATGIST    7.    1923. 


17.-U37       l.(»<;s    AM)   Uor<iH    LUMBER       Di  dlet   Lcm- 
fu:r:     Cwpavi      [v  Meniplilg,     Teon 

'  ''''I     \l'ril   ."•,     ]•>.:;      S.ri;il    No    17S,598.     PUBLISHED 
JULY    -■4,    1923. 

1T.-"1»        CARl'KNTERS'      GAUGES.      PLUMB      BOBS, 
1.1  VKl.S.  A.VD  MKASI  RIN<;  DEVICES       Marshall 
Wei  I  .s  t  oMPANY.    Duluth,  Minn. 
File.l   .\pril   3,    1923.     Serial    No     178,527      PIBLISHED 

AUGUST  7,   1923 

IT'".:;'        DIUSKI.      Mu'KiRS      AND      1  NTKRNAI^COM 
BU8TI0N     ENGINES        Aktiknoesklls-  hatt     kTh 
lif  KiK.HiirK.  n  MK       'Ml      -Mas.  HiNENBAf      vobmals 
Tbaizl  k  Co,  Vienna    Austria. 
Filed  April   2.    192:1      S.rial   N..     17^,422      ITBI  ISHEl) 

AUGUST    14.    1923. 

175.('40       ROOF   CEMENT.      Henry    Ruben,   doing   bail- 

n.H^     !is    To  Haiii  On     Prudiirt^    C,      ,  Nr.t     Inci      Chl- 

HJ'        Ml 

Filed    March    31.     1923        Serial    No.     178.400        I'UB- 
i    LISHED  AUGUST  7,   1923. 

175,041         FRESH     <-ITR(iT  S     FRUITS  \suieim     Va- 

LES<  lA    Gbowbh.s    Assn  ,    Anaheim,  Calif. 

Flle<i    March    31.     1923        Serial    No  178  370.       PDB- 
r  ISIIED   .VUGUST   7.    1923 

17.'..  0  4  2  CAST  CHILLED  WHEELS,  INDUSTRIAL 
CARS,  SHOP  CARS,  PUSH  CARS,  METAL  CHILL 
'  \KS,  INGOT  C.VRS,  MINE  CARS,  PLANTATION 
CARS,  QUARRY  CARS.  DRAFT  EQUIPMENT 
!\ltTS  IIRAKK  EgriP.MENT  PARTS,  TRDCK- 
I^jIIlMKNT  I'.VRTS,  AND  BODY-EQUIPMENT 
CARTS  THEREFOR  Ramapo  Ajax  Corpoeatio.-*, 
New  York,  N.  Y 
I'ilt.l  March  ;n  1  srj  ■.  Serial  No.  178,358.  PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7,  1923. 

17  5.043  MOTION-PICTURE     FILMS.        National 

S<  HEKN    SEKvicK.    Inc.,    New    York,    N.    Y. 
Filed    March    30,     1923.       Serial    No      178,35.3.       PUB- 
LISH HI'     MCrfST    14,    1923 

175.044  PREPAR.VTIONS  FOR  THE  TREATMENT 
OF  THE  SKIN  ,1  Thad  Bramblltt.  PocaBMt. 
Okl:l 

Filed    March    30.    1923,       Serial    No      178  326.       PUB- 
LISHED  AU<;UST  7    1923. 

175.045  FUR  KERCHIEF  FOR  WOMEN  FOR  SUM- 
MER WEAR  NivRiAD  Manifacti  RiN.;  Co..  New 
York.  N    Y 

Fil.-'j     .Marrb     29,     192::        Serial     No.     178,269.       PUB- 
l.ISHKD    \  I  GUST   7.   1923. 

17.".04t;        BRICKS.       Hi  MTEK  Brk  K  WuRKs.  Sumti-r,  8.  C. 
Filed  .\pril  24.  1923     Serial  No.  179.629     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7,  1923 

175.047        MENS     AND     WOMEN'S    WOVEN    TEXTILE 
^  1"  "  '■  '■•   1'  !  '         '   NDERWEAR      AND      WOMEN'S 
BLOOMKRS      ifUkiEs  E.  Shbdakkr  k  .Sons.  Phila- 
delphia,  Pa. 

Filed  ,\pril  .'4,   1 1»j:{     S- rial  No.   179.627,    I'UBLISHED 
AUGUST   14,    1923 

17-.,(»4^         VEGETABLE  PARING     MACHINES.        KooL* 
MANt  g-Airr  HiNfi    Company,    Appleton.    Wis. 
Filed  April  24.  1923     Serial  No.  179.605.    PrSLISHED 
AUGUST   14.    1923 

175  049         (   FRTAIN      NAMED     PIECE     COODS.        TH« 

Hradk.ki)    Dvkhh     Assn<  [atimn,    Li.mited.    Bradford, 
I'Dsrland 
Filed  April  L'4.   i.'2:'.     Sprljtl  No,   179.5,si;;      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  14,   1923, 

17.-.  M.-,n         ]u\     CAK.<    AND    TRACKS.       THE    .Vdvektis- 
IKO  AUTO   Sp»h)way    Co.,  Columbua.   Ohio 
Filed  April  23.  1923.    Serial  No.  179,606.    PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7,   1923 

175.051.      .MOTORIST    PI  BLICATION.    WHICH    PU'BLI- 
CATIoN    IS    PUBLISHED   ONCE    A    YEAR.      Tort- 

isi    ii>,i,M.»iK    I'l  MisniMi  CitMPANv,  .\me».  Iowa. 
Filed  April  19,  1923.    Serial  No.  179,386.    PUBLISHED 
\UGU8T   7,    1923. 


OCTOBEB  30. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


863 


175052        STK.V.M    AND    INTER  N\  I.  COMBUSTION    EN 
fHNES.       John     I      THORNYCHurr    &    to.     Limited. 
\Vi'8f  mliiHter    niirt     I.iniilor.     England, 
nied  April  19,   1923.    SeHnl   N..    179  385      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   7,    1923. 

17ft,">:.3      COTTON   BROADCLOTH       Bear   Mill   Mam- 
KAi  iiitiNO  Co.mpany,    Inc.    New    York.   N.   Y. 
Filed  April  19.  ]923.    Serial  No    179.351.    PUBLISHED 
AUG  I- ST  7,  1923 

175,054       APP,\RATUS  FOR  DETERMINING  BY  ECHO 
OR    RETURN    VIBRATION    THE     DISTANCE    BE 
TWEEN    TWO    uB.IEcTS       The    Wikhehs    Spitze 
«C0PB   Co..    San    Francl.sio.    Calif 
Kile!  .Vi.ril    17,  192:;     Serial  No    179, '.'ltd      PUBMSIIED 

AUG  U.ST   14.   1923, 

175.055.       YARNS     FOR     ART     NEEDLEWORK        Ber 
SARD    Ulmann    Co     Inc  ,    New    York,    N     Y 
nicd  April  17,  1923.    Serial  No.   179.286     UTBLISHED 
AUGUST  7.   1923. 

17".'C.';  \IVIC1IKS  I.M...i'iN..s       M.  II       VrF.i-AVs 

TANDHTiCKsrABRiKSAKTiEBOLAG,    Jonkoplng.    Sweden. 
I  llf.l    \pril   17,   1923     Sfrlnl  No     i79  ■J73     PIT^I  ISHEIi 
AUlilST  7,   1923. 

1750.-.T        CATALOGUE     ISSUED    MO.NTHLY        Ameki- 

IA\     WHOLERM.F.    CORPiiRATinv      (BaITIMOBB    BaRQAIN 

HoiHE),  Baltimore,  Md. 

Filed  April  17    1923     Serijil  No.   1 79.25t;      PUBI.ISHFlt 
AUGUST  7.  1923. 

17.-.     05h.       AUTOMOBILE     DOG     C.\I{RIKR.       11.     J. 
Ge'irce.   Look  Bench,   <^alif 
Fll.-(i  April  i«    1923     Serial  No    179.195     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7.  1923. 

l75,<i.-,9         HAND-OPERATED     PORTABLE     AND     STA 
TIONARY     FIRE-EXTINGUISHING     APPARATT  S 

I'o.wiiTK  CiiiM.s      Corporation.      WUinlugton.      D.l  . 
iind    Utica.   N.    Y. 
hil.d  April  in,  1923       S.rial  No,  179.193       PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  14.  1923. 

176,060.      STEEL    FOROINGS.      A     Finki.   &    Sns8    Cnvi- 
I'AN-i .   <  hii  iiiri..    Ill 
Filed  April  16,  1923.    Serial  No.  179,189.    PUBLISHEIt 
AUGUST  7,   192.3. 

n.^.O.!!.      SILK    HOSIERY   AND  KNITTED  OR   WOVEN 
SILK    UNDERWEAR.      Fbank    Robiso.n.   doins   Inisi 
ness  as   All   Star   Hosiery   Co,.    Birminpliain.    Ahi. 
Filed  April  14,  1923     Serial  No.  179,106     PUBLISHED 

JULY    10,    1923. 

175,002.       (iREASE     CUPS,     OIL    CUPS,     AND     LUBRi 
CATORS     FOR    THE     APPLICATION     OF     LUBRI 
CANTS.      Keystone    Llbbicating    Co.vipany,   Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 
Filed  April  11.  1923.     Seriiil  No.  179.005.      PUBLISHED 

AUGUST  14.  1923. 

175.063.  CERTAIN    NAMED    TOOLS.      The    Stanley 
Works,  New  Britain,  Conn. 

Piled  April  20,  1923.     Serial  No.  179.43:!.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   14.   1923. 

175.064.  CERTAIN    NAMED    TOOI^        The    SrAV!E> 
Works.  .New  Britain.  Conn. 

Filed  April  20.  1923.     Serial  No.  179,435.     PUBLISHED 
AUG!  ST   14,    1923. 

176.066.  MONTHLY  NL\<}AZ1NE      The  Vickeky  &  Hill 
Pl'B.    Co,    AiimifitM,    Me. 

Filed  April  20,  1923      Serial  No.  179,440      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7.  1923. 

175.060        FURNITURE    AND    AUTOMOBILE    POLISH, 
A.  C.  Boyd,  doing  busines.s  as  Pine-O  Chemical  Com- 
pany, Langdale.  Ala. 
Filed    October    23,    1922.      Serial    No.    171,062       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,  1923. 

176.067.  COOKED   AND    CANNED   FOOD    PRODUCTS. 
CoLLBOE  Inn  Food  Products  Co.,  Chicago,  UL 

Filed   October    18,    1922.      Serial    No.    170,865.      PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST  14.  1923. 


nr.OHs.  LADIES'  AND  MISSES'  SILK  AND  COTTON 
rNDEUWEAR      OF      TEXTILE      lABKU'        Jiiir.s 

Garkinklb,    doinf.'    biiPiri.'Sb    a^    Julius    Crsrflnklt-    v\ 
Co.,   Washington.   I),   c 
Fil.-d    Octolx'r    17,    1922.       S.-riai    Nu.     l7u,M4        ITB- 
LISHED  AUGUST  7,  1923, 

175.069,  LEATHER  BELTS  FOR  MACHINERY.  .Ikwell 
Bklting  CoMiANY,  li.irtfi.rd  .■ind  Wt-st  Hjirtf'.rd, 
I  o  1 1  n 

Fljfil    October    12.    llt-2.      Serial    Nn     ITo,*-;,"^'        ITH- 
LISHED  .\UGI-ST  T.   192:'. 

175.070,  ATHLETIC  SHIRTS.  JEKSEYS,  ANL'  SWEAT- 
I;RS.  Thb  Deaper-Maynahii  Compam,  Plymc.utri, 
N.   H. 

Filcii    M,i,,iM-r    12.     ];i2L'.       SprlJil    No.     170,0;'2,       PUB- 
LISHED .\U(;i'ST  7    T,'2;; 

175.071,  CANDY,  'i  H  i  i.h'OKi.F  Closf,  Co.  C-imbridpf , 
Mass 

Fil..<!    o,'t,,l.,.r    11.     19L'2         Si-!^,,i     Ni.,     170,50;;         ITR. 
LISHED   AUGUST   14,   192.';. 

175.072  SCOURIN(;  SOAP  IN  CAKE  AND  INtWDERED 
I'ORM  The  Ron  .\n!!  cmiany,  Int  N-w  "^  tk, 
N    Y 

V\U-(\    0,'tol).T     11,     1922,       S.rial    No,     170, .'.,'.7.       PUB- 
LISHED AUiJUST  7,   1923 

175.073  ADHESME  TAPE.  Bakkb.  Hamiiton  and 
PAiirii."  CoMPA.N^,  San  i  rani-isco,  I'alif. 

Filed     October    0.     l<.»22.       Serial     Nu.     170, S.".''.,       Pril- 
LISHED  .M'firST  7     -92:; 

175,(174  ASril.U  r  -  SA  rUKATED  ROOFING  FELT. 
BUILDIN(;  I'.M'ER.  DEAD1:NiNG  FELT.  PRE- 
PARED ROOFINi;,  AND  RoSIN-Sl/.ED  SHEATH- 
ING, Baker,  HaM!I,tii.\  and  I'AriFir  Cumpany.  San 
Francisco.  Calif 
Filed  OctoN>r  >;,  i;i22,  S.rial  No,  170,3.''.3  PUB- 
LISHED . VUGUST  7    192:: 

17r..075.        PADIiO<'KS     AND     KEY     BLANKS         Haktb. 
Hamilton    and    P.\rn-io    Cimiavy,     San     Frnncisoo. 
Calif. 
Filed    October    0,     1922,       Serial    No      170,351        PUB- 
LISHED AT'GUST  7,   1923. 

17.-..07ti        l-RESH    DECIDT'OrS    FRUITS        Eahl    Fiinr 
CoMi'ANV.  Sacranifnto,  Calif 
niod    Scptrnih.T   2S.    1922,      S.Tial    No     170,n'(i       PUB- 
LISHED  .\UGUST  7     1'.'2:; 

17.-.  077.      FABRICS    MADE   OF   WOOL    SILK.    COTTON. 
AND   MIXTURES   OF  THE   SAME.      Gropper   Knit- 
ting  Mills.   In.    .   New  York,  N    Y. 
Filed    Septemher   22,    1922.      Serial    No     169.S07,      PT'I?- 
MSIIED  .\UGUST  7.    192:: 

17.'S07'S  OIL    (^ONI)ENSERS,    HEAT    EXCHANGERS. 

.\Mi    DEl'HLEGMATORS       i'     H     I.KArii    CoMr^vv, 
Boston.   Mass. 
Fiifd  Septomber  20.   1922.      Serial    No.    109, 72o,      FUB- 
LTSHED  ,\UGUST  7,   1923. 

17.'".,079        c\NDIES.       Piiiir.Kss    C«'Mr.-:!..N    C.'Mianv, 
Chicap.i,  III, 
lilcd   Sept.'mber   18,   1922,      Strlal   No     lfi9,6(.4       PI'B 
LISHED  .MC.UST  7.   1923 

175. oSh       SHINGLES.   SIDING.   AND   FINISHING    LIM- 
BER.    VANrorvEii  Cedar  Mills.  Limited,  Vnnrouver, 
British   Columbi.'i,   (''anadn.   and  Chicatro,    III. 
Filed   September   15,    1922,      Serial    No     169,515       PUB- 
LISHED AT'GT'ST  14     1923. 

175.081.  BICYCLE  TIRES  .\ND  AUTOMOBILE  TT'BES 
,\ND  CASINGS  Simmon*  HA!a.wARr  CoMrAvy,  St. 
Louis.  Mo. 

Filed    September    9.    1922.      Serial    No     169.259       PUB- 
LISHED Al"(;UST  14,   1923 

175.082,  CYCLES— NAMELY,  n)OT-PROPELLED  CY- 
CLES KNOWN  AS  BICYCLES  AND  MOTOR  PRO 
PELLED  CYCLES  KNOWN  AS  MOTOR  CYCLES 
Emblem  Mandpactihing  Company,  .^np.'I.i,  N    Y 

Filed    September   7,    1922.      Serial    No     169,161       PT'B- 
LISHED    AUGT'ST   7,    1923, 


864 


ITIS.OM. 


iiiil 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


o<mMnao.ita 


o. 


188^62.       PUB 


TUXTILS    RCOa    AJfD    CABPHTK 

Rir±AUO»OH  A  Co..  CUea^,  111. 
FUed    kumtt    21.    1922.      Serial    No 

LI."<HED  AUGUST  14,  1923. 

1750*54  V.VRIOUK  rOMPLHTBLY-PRirrPED  JOBS— 
SPECIFICALLY,  HOUSE  OROAN8,  CATALOGUES, 
PRICE  LISTS.  BROAEmiDBS.  AND  LIKK  COM- 
MERCIAL PHINTmO.  Thb  J  C  Hdb  Ma-VCfac- 
TTRiko  Company,  Cleveland,  Ohio 
Filed    , locust    11.    1922.      Serial    No     1*8,111        PUB 

LI  SHED  .\UGUST  T,  192.3. 

1T5.08C.       SPARK     ARRB8TER8.       The     Somh     Bbwd 
Spark  A>imtu  Co..  Booth  B»n4,  lad. 

Filed    August    7,     1922.       Serial     No      167,900        PUB- 
LISHED AUOU.>JT  U.  1»23 

175. 0S6       LIQUID    INTEGRAL.    \    FLUID    EMPLOYED 
IN  THE  MIXING  OF  BUILDING    M.\TERIALS»  TO 
RENDER   THB    S.\ME    H.\RD   AND    WATERPROOF 
'ADrnnjTR  Co.,  Ivr-..  New  York,  N.   Y 
FUpd   May  «*.    192.3.      Serial  No.  1*0  .317      PUBLISHED 
AUOUrrlT,  1923 

17508 
BO*- 

Filed 


'COMBINATION    -JUTER     SUITS,     K»nCKER 

:ers,  co.»t.<.  and  CAPS  for  children 

'"'^MPAVT.   Ivr.  Nt'w  York,   N    Y 

ly  ."),  1923.     Serial  No.   180,2t57.     PUBLISHED 


AUGUST   14,    192S. 

175,088.     OVERALLS.  WORK  SHIRTS    AND  COMBINA 
TIO>'    WORK    SUITS       The    Hauseb    GAMisoy  Drv 


Goods    Co,.    Wirhi"-:!.    Ki;!s 
Filed  May  'i,   1»2.?      Serin  1   N< 
14     1923 


AUGUST 
175. 0S9. 


1«021.5       PIBMSHED 


LAMINATED     P-IENOLIC     CONDENSATION 


PRODUCT.      DiAMovD    st^ti:    Fibhb    Compant,    Els 


mere]   Del.,    and    Bridgeport,    Pa 
Filed  April  2S.  19'j.3     Spfln!  No.  isn.t63 
AT'GUST|7,    1923. 

175.090. 


PUBLISHED 


OFFSET  BLANKETS    RIBBER   SHEETINGS, 
PHEtT    RUBBER      RUBBERIZED    PI ANO-PL.\YER 
D     RUBBERIZED     AUTO    TOP     FAB 
RUBBERIZED    F.\BRIC    OF    ANY    DK 
fcCRI^ION.     VcL4:a.v  Proofinc  >  oupany.  Brooklyn. 


.-'«r,iLi  HI  tit 
CLOTHS  ANl 
RICS,     AND    R 


N    Y 
Filed  Mii7  3.  19Z3. 


Serial    No.  180,1. 'G.       FUBLISUED 


AUGUST    14.    1923. 

175.0fil.      PREPARi.D    CHOCOLATE    FOR    FOOD    AND 
BEViaiAGE  PUKPOaBS.     Tn»  Evm  Bkadt  Choco 


!,ATE 


179,997.      PUBLISHED 


Rocheiter,  N.  Y 
FU-d  Mlay   1.  192.3      Serial  No. 
AUGUST   14.    1923 

175.082.     lAlTOMOHILE  BODIES       Di.^mo.vd  Ca»  ^Air,* 
Cc«Pf  JUTION-.   NVw    Y.>rk,   N     Y 
File.l    May    1,    192.';       Sprial   No 
14,    1923. 
CANDY 


AUGUST 
175  093. 
N.  J. 

F1lf>ri  A^T 
AUGTST 
17.n.0S4 

Filed 


30.   I'-.: 
7,   1923. 

SILK"   SOFTENER 
New   York.    N     Y 
4prll    30,     1923.      Serial 


LISHFD   AUGUST   7.   1923. 


175  095 

TOHIE* 

Filed  A  pril  3f) 
LI  .SHED  iuiJUST 
175.096 


Minn 
Fii«d    Alpril 


Co 


179,993.     PUBLISHED 
Arr.csr    WiLLi.AMS,    Perth    Amboy, 

Serial  No    170980.    PUBLISHED 


Tati.obs  Silk   Emclsiov, 
No.     179,973.       PTB 

Abbott  Laior.4 
179,91.3        PUB 


BLTYL   AMINOBENZOATE. 
I'hicaifii     111 

1':'23        Serial     No 
r     1923. 
PORCH    SHADES.      Cltdb   W.    Wahwin,  doing 
buain^st    a.s    Antomatlc    Cnrtaln    Co..    S«ak    Rapids 


2S.    1&23        .Serial    No.     179.904        PUB- 
LISHED iUGUST  :.   1923. 

nS.im.      CKBTAIN    NAMED    LACINGS    AND    BRAIDS. 
UsiTiD  Lacc  a  Bbaid  Mfo.  Co.,  Craaeton.  R.  I 
FUed    April    28.    1923.        Serial    No     179,887        PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7     1923 


175,0«8      COTTON  AND  COTTOIf  AND  BILK  MCPrUEB 
PIE*  B  r;o<TI>s      Conn  FIali.  Mass  Co..  Mew  York, 
N.  Y. 
FllPd     April    2fi      U»28         8«1al    No.    179.803.        PCB- 

1.1  SHED    AUCSUST  7.   1923. 

175f>ft;i       NAILS        UmtW)    f,|fOB    Machiwhit    Co«po»a- 
riov    PHrt>rK>n,  N    J.,  and  Boatoa,  Mem. 
F11»-<i     April    2fi.     1928.        Serial    No.    179.T8S         PUB- 
LISHED   AIGUST   '      192,3 

175  loo  MKDiriNAL  PREPARATION  FOE  EXTBR 
NAL  AP■.'LU^^TION     Ji^pu  M.  P«rrroi«BE«,  Ocean 

Park,   r,Hf 
Filed     April     ?i,     1023.        Serial    No.     lTfl,740.        TUB 
LISHFD    ATCUST   7.    1923 

175.  n»l         BRAIDING      .VND      WEAVLNG      MACHINES. 
AMhu;    \.v   TS";njtMoiD  '^ompaw.  Hartford,  Conn 
Fii.  .1     A;j|i]     JC      i;*23         Serial    No.    179.703.        PUB 
M.SHEr>    AUCUST    T.    1923 

17,-102  MEDL  INAL  PREPARATION  INDICATED  IN 
CHRONIC  I.SM.AMMATIONS  OF  THE  MUCOUS 
MBMBRANE.s.      ambhic/n   Radii  m   AppLiA.Nri  Cxm 

!  KN  r     \- w   \.,-  '■,     \     V 
Flit  M     A,.r  1     Ji..     li<:^3         Serial    No.     179.G99         PUB- 
LISHED  AUGUST  7,    int. 

17.-10.3  STFXRir  A^ID  Wir.L  *  Badmeb  Candlb  CO., 
Ivc  ,    Syracuse,    N     Y 

'ii-'-i     A;-i]    2-,     Ui'J,3         Serial     No.     179.606.        PUB- 

i.is:iF:r>  ai  gust  -.  192.3. 

1  r  .'.  1  0  4  '  FKTAIN  NAMED  CLOTHING,  N*THAJ» 
WiEMK.   N.w    Y  )rl£,   N.   T.  , 

FIUmI     AiTil     2".      1  !.■.•;'.  .v-rlnl     No      179.604.        PUB- 

LISHED   AT'C.UST    H      1923 


17  5,10 


FULr-KASHrONED    AND    NOVELTT    HO- 


SIERY       Bet:    vnsRM    SirK    Knittimo    Co.    Bangor 

Pa 
Filed     Air        2r.      1 H23         Serial     No.     179,648.        PUB 

I.ISIlFri    AT  (,I  ST    ;  *     1923 

n.-SKW       WOVEN  rOTTON  TOWBt.S  AND  TOWHLINO 
BooTT   Mir.L8,    Lowell,  Maas. 
F1I«1    M.ir   h    9.     192«         S*rl:il     Mo      177,164.        PUB 

LISHED    AUCT'ST   7.    1923 

175,107       WORK    SHIRT?!       Thb   Wb.steh'I   Shirt  Com 

rAVY,   New   Yoi-k    N    Y 
Filed    Mnr-h     «*      1923         Serial     No.     177.156         PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7     1928. 

175, lOS       TIIKRMOMETERS       ScH.AErrEH   A   BtDi.NBBBa 
Mf  •-    Co  .    Brooklyn,    N     Y 
Filed    Marjli     7.     !P23         S/.rlal    No.     177,110.        PUB- 
LISHED   AUGUST  7     1923. 

175.100       FINISHED  UOMMUTATOR  8ICOMBNT8,  COP- 
PER  MARS  AND  STRIPS  USED  FOR  ELECTRICAL 

PURPOSES      AND     INSULATED     COPPER     WIE& 
Avi.ovT.  V  1  ,,PPKR  Mi  NINO  Compant,  New  York,  N.  T. 
Flle<i    Mar  li     7      1923         Sorlal    No.    177,063.       PUB- 
LI  SHED  JUNE   ."     1023 

175.110.  MOLASSES       Wm.    WiaT  WicKKa  4k   Sos,  New 
York.   N    V 

Filed    Mar  h    3.    19_'3         Serial    No.     176,830.       PUB 

LISHED   AUGUST    14     1923. 

175.111.  CERTAIN    NAMED    UPHOLSTERED    FURNI- 
TURE.    .\!BHiT  SKiAfiE-c  Co.   L««c.,  New  York,  N    Y 

Filed    Marrh    3.     1923.        Serial    No.    176,922.        PUB- 
LISHED   AUGUST   7.    1923 

17B.n2.      ANTACID  NEITHALIZINO  POWDER.      Moon 
&  Co.   Inc..   Wor«e«ter,   Mam. 

Filed     M.iroh     3,     1923         Serial     No.     176.906.        PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST   7,    lOa*. 

175,113.       CALCINED    GYPSUM,    STUCCO.    AND    WALL 
PLASTERS        Utttbo     Statbb    Gtpbum     Compawt. 
Chicago,  m. 
FUed     Mareto     2,     192;<        Serial     No.     176.863.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7.    !923 


i 


OCTOBM  30.  1923 


r.  S.  PATENT  OFFIC  E. 


865 


17B.114.      gWBATERS,   DRESSES,    AND   SCARFS.     Wil 
LiAM    A.    Lbib    Co.    Inc  ,    New    York.    N.    V. 
Flkd   February   28.    1823.      Serial  No.    176,744.     PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14.  1923. 

176.115.  MENS  AND  YOUNG  MEN'S  OVERCOATS 
AND  SUITB  IN  TWO  AND  THBBE  PIECE  GAR- 
MENTS.    FBOHAtr  Bros,   k  Co.,  New  York,  N.   Y. 

Filed    February   28.    1923.      .»<erlal    No.    176,786.     PUB- 
LISHED   AUGUST    14.    1923. 

175.116.  HOUSE  DRESSES  AND  APRONS.  PaBrac- 
T10H  Oabubwt  Ccmpany,  Martlnsburg,  W.   Va. 

Filed    February    27,    1923.      Serial   No.   176,692.      PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST  7.  1923. 

175.117.  WEARING  APPAREL— NAMELY,  APRONS, 
DRESSES,  AND  BLOOMERS.  Bhba  MAKCrAcrtR 
i.vQ  Co..  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Filed    February   26,    1923.     Serial   No.    176,653       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUGT  7.  1923 

175.118.  SHOE    POLISH. 
land.  Ohio. 

I  iled    Felirunry    20,    1923.      Serial   No.    176,838.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7.   1923. 

175119       METAL    POLISH 
PA.NT,  Philadelphia.  Pa 

'  il.'.l    l".'liri;;iry    20.     1923. 
LISHED  AUGUST   7,   1923 

175.120      CANDY.     Da.vtb  GAMBt.vosBi,  New  York,  N.  Y 
FUed    February    19,    1923.      Serial   No.    176,265.      Pl^- 
LISHED  AUGUST  14.   1923. 

17.-.li.'l        FKKSII     VEGET.VHI.KS        Savannah    Thixk 
BBS  E.TCHA.vor.  Savannah,  Ga. 
Filed    February    17,   1923.      Serial    No.    176.219       PUB- 
LISHED   AUGUST   14,    1923. 


LOLIB      H.      Fl«BBB,     Clevf- 


A  1    MAMrAfTi  i:i\<i    I  (iNt 
Serial    No.    176,813.      PUB- 


PRESERVES,      MARMA- 

Uharloitf:    F.     Marvin. 


17.-  122         .TELLIES,      .TAMS, 
LADES.    AND    PICKLES 
Sun  FranclBco,  Calif. 
Filed    February   17.    1923.      Serial   No.    176,108.      PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,  1928. 

17e,l«8.       WOMEN'S    CLOAKS.     SUITS,     AND    COATS 
MiLTEx  Cloak  &  Suit  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y 
Piled    Ffhniarr    14.    1923       Sciinl    No     176.030       PT'B 
LISHED  JULY  17,  1923. 

175.124.       CANDY.       Cai.viv      Lbichtmav.     doing     biiBl 
nesB  aa   Lelehtman  Candy   Manafacturlng  Company, 

Hazlffon.    Pfi. 
Filed    February    12,    1923       Serial    No     175  03'j       V\\\ 
LISHED  AUGUST  14.  1923. 

175.125        DISHWASHING     MACHINES     AND    MFTAI, 
PARIS  WASHING     MACHINES.       CtaaCKCT    Wabh- 
iNO  Machine  Company.  Incorporatkd.  New  Roclielle. 
N.  y 
Filed     March     9,     1923.       Serial    No.     177.168.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7,  1923. 

175.126.  CAPS  AND  CLOSURES  FOR  RECEPTACLES 
\ND  CONTAINERS.  C.  *  W.  Cap  Compant,  Ne- 
vada,  Iowa. 

Filed    May    16,     1923.      Serial    No.     180,688.       PUB 
LISHED  AUOT'ST  7.   1923 

175.127.  CLEANER  AND  POLISH  FOR  AUTOMO 
BILES,  FURNITI'RE,  FLOORS,  CORK  CARPETS. 
AND  LINOLEUMS.  Smith  Oit  &  Rbtinino  Com- 
PAWT,  Rockford,  ni. 

Filed     May     14.     1923.       Serial    No.     180,627.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,  1923. 

175.128.  HAMMERS.        Kellt     Axb     MA7»nrACTiRiNG 
Compant,  Chari«0ton,  W.  Ya. 

Filed    May     15,     1923.      Barlal    No.    180,0M.       PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST  7.  1928. 

175.129.  CERTAIN     COVERS     MADE     OF     TEXTILE 

FABRICS        AL-LON    MANUFACTUBIIfO    COUPANT,    iHC, 

Baltimore,  Md. 
F!l«l    May     15,     1923.       Serial    No.     180,»4«.       PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST  14.  1923. 


176.180.  FLOOR  DRESSING  Nbwtcm  S.  Hiixtabd. 
doing  buainesB  as  Hlllyard  Chtmlcal  Company.  Sf 
Joseph,  Mo. 

Filed     May     14,     1923.       Serial     No      180,602.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,   i^^S.; 

175.181.  HEADACHE  OAPST'I.ES  Hbape.v  RBMlin 
Co.,  McKe<>sport.   I'.i 

Fllsd     May     14,     1923.       Serial     No      180.699.       PUB- 
LISHED  AUGUST  7.   HtL'.-, 

175.182.  COTTON  PIFCF  GOODS  E  Mii.irs  k  C<  . 
New    York,   N.   Y. 

Filed     May     12.     1923.       Serial     No.     180.545.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7,   1923. 

175,133        MEDICINAL     PREPARATION     FOR     RHEU- 
MATISM.   ETC.      Thk    Cai-cobs    Co..    Inc  ,    Martins- 
ville, Va. 
Filed     May     14.     ifti'.',         Serial     No      180  588.       PITB- 
LISHED   AUGT'ST   7,    1923 

175,134.      CANNED    FRUITS    AN1<    VEGETABLES       El 
Monte    Canning    Co.,    El    Monte,    Calif. 
Filed     M,iy     12       IH.'M         S.rlal      No       180,5:1.        PUB- 
LISHED   AT'GUST    11.     192.3. 

ITS.Li.'i       lOTTri.v    I'liJ'F    <;n(ins.      A.    M      Robinson 
CoiiPAKY,  Atlanta,  Ga 
Fil.'d     .May     ]i       192;;         s.rl.Ml     Nn      180,498.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  7.  i:»23 

175,130.      AUTOMOBILE    TUT-CKS     AUTOMOBILE    RE- 
FRIGERATION TRICKS.   REFRIGERATION  RAIL- 
ROAD    CARS.       I.     C.     Refuicbration     Co.,     New 
York.  N     V 
Flle<l     May     11.     1923         Seiial     Nc      180,47*',        PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14.   1923. 

176.137.  DRESSES.  SKIRTS.  WRAPS,  BLOUSES 
.1  A  Mii-Ei  Inc..  North  IWrcen.  N  J.,  and  New 
York,  N.  Y. 

Filed     May     11,     l823.       Serial     No.     180,485.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST  14,  1923. 

176.138.  WEEKLY  PERIODICALS.  CciLTlVATOa  Pc»- 
LisHi.Ni;    tOMPANT,    Los    AnRole.<i,    Calif. 

Filed  May  10,  1923.      Serial  No.  180,421.      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7,   1923 

175.1.30.       GRINDING    AND    CRUSHING    MACHINERY. 

I'lil     I'HK.MIi    W     IOnGINCKI!!  N<.   CdMPANY    iMANCOBSTBB) 

L1.MITKD,  Manchester,   England 
Filed  May  10,  1923.      Serial  No.  ISO  418.      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  14,   1923. 

175.140.  PLASTERLIKE  COMPOSITION  FOR  USE 
AS  A  SURFACING  FOR  FLOORS,  WALLS,  ROOFS, 
ETC.  F.  N  Biri^u.EB  MANfFACTuaiNO  Co.,  Chicago. 
Ill 

Filed  May   10.  1923      Serial  No   180,412      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7,    1923. 

175.141.  BRAKE  LINING  Mir.riBBSTOS  Compawt. 
Walpole.    Magg. 

Filed   May   8.192.;.      Serial  No.  l  SO. 341.      PUBLISHED 
JULY    31.    1923. 

175.142.  DRFSSES,  GOWNS,  SUITS  WRAPS,  AND 
COATS.  Jbnnv  Leb  Frocks  Inc..  Minneapolis, 
Mlno. 

Filed  May   9,  1928.     Serial   No.  180,378.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  14,   1928. 

175,148,      MEN'S,   WOMEN'S.  AND  CHILDREN'S  KNIT- 
TED  UNDERWEAR,   SWEATERS.   AND   HOSIERY; 
CAPS.    SCARFS.     AND    COATS    MADE    OF    KNIT 
FABRICS.      Frank    A    Company,    Savannah,    Ga. 
Filed   May  8,  1923.      Serial   No.  180.334.      PUBLISHED 

AUGUST  14,  1923. 

175.144.  CONCEALABLE  BEDS.  CaLIPO«nia  Wall 
Bbd  Compawt.  San  Francisco,   Calif. 

Filed   May   8.  1923.     Serial   No.  180.326.      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7.  1823. 

175.145.  MONTHLY     PERIODICAL.      .¥.tka     Lira     In 
suRAWCii  Compant.  Hartford,  Conn. 

Filed  May  8,  1923.     SeHal  No.  180.319      PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7.   1923, 


866 


■MM 


OFP^ICIAI.  (JAZETTK 


OctobebSO.  1923 


175.14«.       MENU'S     AND    BOYS'     COLLARS.     PYJAMAS. 
A>D    SHIRTS.     INCLUDING    DRESS.    NEGLIGEE. 
A>D   WORK   SFIIRTS.      Hahrt    Beroek.   doing   bus! 
n'-!i8    as    Harry    Rcreer    Shirt    Company,    New    York 
N.  Y. 

Hied  May   17,  1923.      Serial  No    180, T4  1       I'l-BLISHED 
AUGrfh'  T,    1923. 

IT.-S.UT 


!BED     SPRINGS         Niw     Yobk     Bk>     Spring 
Co.   Detroit,    Mich. 
Hay  ir,.  192:?.      .Serial  N..    ISO  716.      PI"BLISHEI> 
7.    1923. 
MEN'S     .\ND     BOYS'     COLLARS.     PYJAMAS, 
SHIRTS,     INt  LI-niNi;     DRKSS.     NK-iLKJKK 
'    WORK    SHIRTS        Harst    Bekger,    >\oinjz    bu.si 
as    Harry    Berber    Shirt    Company,    Npw    York 
. 
ay  17.  I!t2:v       Serial  No.  1  80.74.'!.       PUBLISHED 
7,    1923. 
MENS     AND    BOYS'     COLLARS.     PYJAMAS 
SHIRTS.     INCLUDING     DKESS.    NEGLIGEE, 
WORK    .SHIRTS       Harry    BERCiKR.   doing   bual 
nesk    as    Harty    Bere.r    Shirt    Companr     New    York 
S.    Y.  '  ' 

Filfd  Hay  17,  1923        S.  rial  No    180,742        PUBLISHFD 
AUOr'S':"  7,    1923. 

i:.*5.1,Mi       SOAP      ScsAN.VA   rocaot-r   LAB<jRATf>RiKa    lur 
Nev  York.   N,  Y. 
Filed  \dny  17.  1923.       Serial  No.  mo.750        I'TBLISMFD 
AUGT-S-r   7,    1923. 

175. l.".!         FACE     OR     WASH     (TOTHS         Wn.i  u»r     A 
SciiwALB,    New    York.   N.    Y. 
Filed  May  18,  1923.       Serial  No.  ISO, 813.       PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   14.    1923. 

17.-.,l.-.2  SPORT  <;0.  .DS  -NAMELY,  HATIILV;  SI  IT-^ 
SPCRT  COATS,  AND  SWEATERS  .Spa  Kmttiv.; 
Co.   lyr  .   BalLston  Spa,   N    Y 

Filed  Hay  18,  1923.      Serial  No.  1S0.816.       PUBLISHED 
AUG  US'*   7.    1923.  i 

175  153  1      SELF     PROPELLED      VEHICLES,      SINGLE 
ANm     DOUBLE     DECK     MOTOR     COAPHES      AND    i 
MO-fOR     BUSSES        Mirryv     Travlor      Ivr.     PMIa     ' 
delphla.   Pa. 

Filed  Hay  m,  1923.       S-rial  No    l  Sf>  t*!  <»        rT'BLISHEI* 
AU'irST    14.    1923. 

n.'-..l.-4        PORTABLE    SAVINGS    BANKS        Thk    Acto. 
mat;c   Recording   Safi  Co.   Chicago,    Hi. 
Filed  May  19.  1923.       Serial  No.  180,825        Pf  RI  ISHED 
AUOT'Sl    14,    1923 

17.'i.).-,.'j        PORTABLE    S.WINGS     HANKS        The    Af  r. 
m*tI.-    REroHPiv.;    SvfT:    r.,      ChlraKo.    L! 
Filed  May  19,  192.';.       S<>r:a;  No    I'?O.H2f5        ITIU-ISHED 
AUGUST    14.    1923 

175.  Lie. 


HOSIKHY.        Hhowvhtm,     A     Kra-Mer,     Phlla 

ilelpliia.    Pa. 
Fll.'-l  May  19    192:!.       Spri,'ilN'.    Isns.3; 
AUGIS'H  7,    19-. 

175  1.-7 


publ!Shf:d 


PLV  Woori.  VENLER.  SAWP:D  TIMBER,  or 
'ORJK  RFKNFORCKD  WITFI  SHFET  MKT.VL  CE 
-ME>TFI.  TO  ONE  OR  BOTH  ST'RFArES  THE 
WOOD  ALWAYS  PREDOMINATING.  Ve.nesta 
LiMirrED,  London.  England 
Filed  \Ly  19,  192.",.  Serial  No  I-0,9!2  PUBLISHED 
AU(;UST   7,    1923. 


15S 
r.iAM 


Piled  M 


STAINED    WOODEN    SHIN<;LKS       J     S     Wtr. 
s.     doing     buglne.i=i     ris     Th"     Williams     Stained 


Shin  tie   Co  ,    Vancouver     Wash 


ay  19,  1923        Serial  No    1^0^)\^^.       PUBLISHED 


AUGUST   7,    1923. 

K.yi.-.W       TOILET    PAPER.    PAPER    NAPKINS     P\PER 
TOWEUS,      AND     PAPER     TABLECLOTHS.        Foet 
HowkRD   PtPKB  CoMPANT,  Green   Bay.   Wis. 
Filed  May  22.  1923.      Serial  No.  180,970        PUBLISHFD 

AU*;UST    7.    1923. 


l7.'i.lP,0        HOSIEKV        EvERSTTL»    Ho.siKHT    Co.,    Cedar 
bur;.'.    \Vi< 

Filed    Mav    2J.  1923,     Serial  No.  180.999.     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST    7,    !92:^ 

K.'.Dli         .  KRTAIN     NAMED     PIECE    GOODS.       Jaco» 
Mii.i.ERs    SoN.s    ((I.    Philadelphia.    Pa, 
Fll.'d  May  23.  1923        Serial  No.  181.035.       PUBLISHED 
AT'GT'ST    14.    1923 

IT.MH-j         VSHFSTMS     .  i-MKNT        Smith     *     Ka.vzleb 
FHzji  u'th.    N.    J 
Filed  May  23    102,".        Seriji!  No.  1>*1  047        PUBI  ISHED 
AUGT'ST   7,    1923 

17.1  163       HOSIERY       The    Rrmham    Compant.    Sprlng- 

Illed  Mnv  J4.   liv.:;      ,s,.,.|al  No,  181,056.     PUBLISHED 

AT'W'ST    7     l't23. 

17.'.  DU        WEKiHlNr;     SCALES     AS     WELL    AS    COIN- 
''ONTHOLLED   SCALES,      o.    D    Jennings    k   Cou- 
vxsY,  Chlraeo,    111 
Filed  May  24     192.'!       s.-rinl  N..    181,077.      PJ-BLISHED 

Ar-(;i-ST  14    I'lL": 

17.-.    I-;  -         fU.IM.Mi    [!S  i  lU-    W  ^I.TEK     \      fiOLDSMITH    Co.. 

('I.'\>'!;in.|,    Ohl-i 
in.'d  M.\y  2.-     I!*.::      ?;.  ri.il  No.  181,116.     PUBLISHED 

AI'ilTST    7     10J3. 

17.-  DW       THKEAD   .\ND    VARN       J.   A:    P.   COATS    (R.   I.) 

Iv'-  ,    Pnwt'i.-k.'f,    n     I 
''''•■''    '"'"    ''    I'vj  ;       S.ti;,l  Nu.   l'.l,729.     PI'BLISHED 

at"i;t'st  :    i923 

i7-.i»i7      Tn;i:>n\iN    i'asteners      the  coLiMBra 

M.K:n\'/\    '   HUN   t'liMPANY,  Coliimbu.«i,  Ohio. 
Filed  .line   S     K'.' !       S.  ri,ii   No    1S1,873.      PUBLISHED 

vfOr'ST  1  »     i;rj;; 

17,-.!as       sLWiNii    ,siiK       The    H     K.    h.    Silk    Co.. 

A^' a  f •  r  t "  w  1 : ,    I ' , ,  1 1  n 
File, I  .June  ')     I!'.-i       S.-rlil    No     mi, ,-,94,      PUBLISHED 

AI  '.I  ST    ;4     ir*::: 

l7.-,:«;i      MECHANir.u.  pencils      William  H.  Bi^ki. 

.I."s.\     I'lty,    .N     J 
Fl!.',|  .luiir  .;.   192.').      Seri:i:    No.    18l.:.sr)       PUBLISHED 
A("<;r  ST   7.    1923. 

'""''•'•        l"nri     ivl'KK     p.VPER    NAPKINS.    PAPER 
"•^^''^        ^^1'      PAPER     TABLECLOTHS.        Fort 

i!""*'M.   I'MK!;    (''\[i'\\^.  (;r.'.>n    P.ay.    Wis 
I  ii.'.l   .1  ill-   1      !'<.v:       ,^^rlH'    No     mi, 442,      PUBLISHED 

A  r-i;T  S'l    :     i'._ 

l'""'  '"'         I'lKil'     lo|{(;iN<;s        WrsrT:KN     Dkup    Fobgb 

c,  \!  !•  w  V,    M  ,  ■   ,,ti,    imi 

Iil'''IMc    ::|     ]■»■::       s,. tint   No    181.429.      PUBLISHED 

!?-   IT--        H  WI'KFIdn  IF  FS        DKt(i<iiSTS'    Strppi.r    COR- 
i-'  lik'!-.      \    u     ^^,rk,    N     Y 
Piled   MfiN    rn     ]'*::{.     Serial  No    1«<1.388       PUBLISHED 

ATVifi^T   7,    1923 

I  7.-, 17         i  Fi:r.\'N  WdVEN.  KNITTED.  NETTED,  TEX- 
TII.i:       \NM     IHE     FABRICS        rHKVKv    Bhothbb.s, 

Soutl!    M.ti;. ■!,.■-.•.  r,    Cain 
Filed  Miiv  :;;     1923       S..ri;i!    N.i     I'*l,37><,      PUBLISHED 
AT'Ol'ST    7     192.'! 

175  174        WOOLEN    PIECE  GOODS.       Amkbican  Wooi.M 

t'OMIM  \\  ,     Hii.ll.lll  i.        M;l>s 

'■""•1   ^'■''    ■■'■'     ''-"'       S.'ri.n  N..    lM,:i72       PUBLISHED 
Ar(;T'S'l'    7,    192:' 

17-17,-.        TOY     VILLAGES    AND    DOLLS.       Bebtha    M. 
Lahkin.   (;e.  r^'.'tnwn,    .Mans 
Fll.d  May  29    11.23       Serial  No.   181,343.     PUBLISHED 

Ai(;usT  :    i9l::. 

17.'.  176       WOVEN    TE.NTILE    FABRICS.      The    Esmond 

Mlll.s.    K-ri-..,ii.l,    Smitiifield.    R.    J. 
llle.l  May  29.   i;»2.^,      H.riiil  No.   181,339.     PUBLISHED 

.\r.;rsT  :,   i<»23. 


OcTOBtn30.  li>L'3 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


867 


175.177       FABRIC    KNOWN   AS   WORSTED    REP.      Bot- 
any Worsted  Mills.  Passaic.  N.  J. 
Piled   Miiv  29,   192.'(       Serial   No     181.334       PUBLISHEr> 
AUGUST    14.    1923. 

176. 17S.      PILE    FABRICS    IN   THE    PIECE        Penn.stl- 
vANiA    Tkxtii.b   Mills,    Inc..   Glen   Riddle.    Pn.,    and 
New   York.   N.   Y. 
Filed  May  2S,  1923       Serial  No.    181,307.     PUBLISHED 

AUGUST  7,   1923. 

175.179       TIRES    COMPOSED   OF   RUBBER   AND   FAB- 
RIC.     Tub    Denman    Mvkk.s    Cmhi)    Tire    Pompanv 
Warren.    Ohio. 
Filed  May  2S.  1923      Serial  No    ISI.252.     PUBLISHED 

AT'GUST    14.    1923. 

175. ISM      ((iiTON   BLANKETS      The  Cabolina  Cotton 
&  Woolen  Mills  Company.  Spray.  N.  C. 
Filed  May  2v    1923.       Serial  No   181.244        PUBLISHED 
AT'GUST    14.    1923, 

175.181.  COTTON   BLANKETS      Thb  Carolina  Ctt^.n 
&  Woolen  Mills  Company.  Spray.  N.  C. 

Filed  May  28,  1923       Serial  No.  181,243,      PUBLISHED 
AT'OUST  14.    1928. 

175.182.  LINEN  PIECE  <;OODS      Thomas   Y..i  v..   Iv- 
New  York,   N.   Y. 

Filed  May  20.  1923      Serial  No.  ISl  .231,     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   14.    1923. 

175.183.  FABRICS  MADE  OF  SILK      GoLDiNO  Fabrics 
CoBPORATioN,  New  York.   N.  Y 

Filed  May  20,  1923.     Serial  No    181.181.     PUBLISHED 
JULY  17,  1923. 

175.184.  HOSIERY.     Joseph  r    RossoNO,  doing  business 
as  J,  C.  BoBsong  k  Co..  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Filed  May  2fl,   1923      Serial  No,  181.170,     PUBLISHED 
AUGUST   7,    1923 

175.185.  LEATHER  ROLLER  SKINS.     John  Ormebod  A 
SON.s    Lrn.,  CnKtleton,    England. 

Filed  May  25.  1923      Serial  No.  181444.   -PUBLISHED 
AUGUST  7.  1923. 

175.186.  PLOWS,     IIarby  FmavHoy.  EvanBTille,  Ind. 
Filed    February    9,    1923.      Serial    No.    175.778.      PUB 

LISHED  AUGUST   7.   1923 

175.187.  COTTON  .\ND  WOOL  UPHOL.STERING  FAB 
RICS  IN  THE  PIECE.  Sidnbt  Bldmbhthal  k  Co. 
Inc.,   New  York,   N.   T. 

Filed    February    9.    1923.      Serial    No.    175,765.      PUB 
LISHED  AUGUST   7.   1923. 

175,188      COTTON  AND  WOOL  UPHOLSTERY  FABRICS 
IN   THE   I'lECE      Sidney   Blimenthal   &  Co    Int., 
New    York,    N.    Y. 
File<l    Febrnary    9,    1923.      Serial    .No.    175,763.      PI'B- 
LISHED  AUGUST   7.    1923. 

175.189.  SHIRTS  COMPRISING  DRESS  SHIRTS,  OUT 
ING  SHIRTS,  UNDERSHIRTS,  AND  UNION  SUITS  : 
DRAWERS,  PYJAMAS,  NIGHT.SHIRTS,  NIGHT 
DRESSES;  VESTS  OF  KNITTED  AND  TEXTILE 
FABRIC  PY)R  MEN,  WOMEN,  AND  CHILDREN. 
George  F.   Lester,   San  Antonio.  Tex. 

Filed    February    8.    1923,      Serial    No.    175,727       PUB- 
LISHED  AT'GUST   7,    1923. 

175.190.  OVERALLS,  PANTS,  AND  WORKING  SHIRTS 
Horace  L.   Allen   Mfo.  Co.,  Nashville.   Tenn 

Filed    February    6,    1923.      Serial    No.    175,591.      PUB- 
LISHED  AUCI'ST  7.   1923. 

175.191.  .\RTISTirALLY  DECORATED  LAMP  SHADES 
OF    METAL,     PARCHMENT,    SILK,     ETC.       IVT     R 
Cartkr.    E««taca,   Oreg. 

Filed    February    5.    1923,      Serial    No,    175,543.      PT'B 
LISHFT)    AUGUST    14.    1923. 

175.192.  EVAPORATORS.    PULP-MILL    MACHINERY, 
ETC,      SwENsON   Evaporator   Company,   Harvey,   111. 

File<l    February    3.    1923.      Serial    No.    175,5.30,       PT'B 
LISHED  AUGUST  14.  1923. 


175,193        LININGS,     POCKETINGS,     AND    IN'TBRLIN- 
IN(;S    OF    COTTON    FABRICS        GoHTi  Berlin    «  ..,, 
iNC  ,    New    York,    N.    Y. 
Filed    February    3.    1923.       S.'rlal    No      175.486        IMR- 
LI8HED  AUGUST  7,  1923. 

K5,194         CANNED     FRUITS     AND     CANNED     VEGE- 
TABLES.    California  Co-Operative  Canneries,  San 
Francisco,    Calif. 
Filed    February    10,    192.'!       Srri.nl    No.    175,844       PUB- 
LISHED  AUGUST  7.    192;^. 

17.-195       SEMILIQUID     ASBESTOS     ROOF    COATING. 
Thk  Dlbable  Proddcts  Company,  Cleveland,  Ohio 
I'lied    January    27.    1923.      Serial    No.    175.190       PT-B- 
LISHED    AUGUST    7,    1923. 

175.196.  POLISHES    FOR    METAL    AND    BOOTS    AND 
SHOES.    The  Nonsich  Manifactcrino  Co.  Limited, 

j  Toronto,  Ontario,  Canada. 

i        Mled    January    22,    1923.      Serial    No.    175,207,      I'UB- 

I    LISHED  AUGUST  7.   1923. 

175.197.  T'PHOLSTERED  FURNITURE  FX:)R  DOMESTIC 
i            AND  HOUSEHOLD  USE,     LAMAr  Cabinet  Company. 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Filed    January    18.    1923.      Serial    No.    174.743.      PUB- 
LISHED   AUGUST    7,    1923 

175.198.  SOLIDIFIED     COAL  TAR     DISINFECTANTS. 
Bech.    Van    Siclbn    &    Co.,    Inc.,    New    York.    N.    V. 

Filed    January    20,    1923        Serial    No     174,815,      PUB- 
LISHED   AIGUST    7,    1923. 

175,199  CRANE.S  MOUNTED  ON  MOTOR  TRUCKS. 
The  Byebs  Machine  Company,  Ravenna.   Ohio 

Filed    January    25,    1923.      Serial    No.    175,068.      I'T'B- 
LISHED  AUGUST    14,    1923. 

175.200.  SAF*ETY  PINS.  The  Risdon  Manufacti  ring 
Company,   Naugatuck.    Conn. 

Filed    January    25,    1923.      Serial    No     175.104.       PUB- 
LISHED AUGUST    7.    1923. 

175.201.  .SOAP.  Thk  Van  Camp  Packing  Compant 
Inc.,   ludlanapollB.    Ind. 

Filed    January    22,    1923.      Serial    N,.     175,115 
LISHED    AUGUST   7,    1923. 

175.202.  MENS  HIGH  GRADE  DRESS  SHIRTS. 
Ritteb  and  Company,  Huntington,  W.  Va. 

Filed    January    25,    1923       Serial    No     175,116 
LISHED    AUGIST    7,    1923 

175.203.  VOI'NG  MENS  STITS  AND  OVERCOATS, 
Phii.ip.sboun's,   Inc.,   Chicago,    HI 

Filed    January    26.    1923        Serial    N.       175.155.      PT'B- 
LISHED  AUGUST   7.    1923. 

175.204.  SALADS,  SAIa.\D  DRESSINGS,  SWEET-PEP- 
PER RELISHEJS,  SANDWICH  SPREADS.  PICKLES, 
CANNED  SOUPS,  AND  TABLE  SIRUPS.  Barke- 
BERaER  Food  Prodlcts  Co.,  Toledo,  CMilo. 

Filed    January   27,    1923.      Serial    No.    175,182.      PI'B- 
LISHED AUGUST   14,    1923. 

175.2U5.      NONCHATTER    PREPARATIONS    FOR   AUTO- 
MOBILE BANDS.      (HAT  Lkss-Inb  Company.  Spring- 
field.   Ma.ss 
Filed    January     I'J.     192.'^        Serial    N.-      175.185.       PT'B- 
LISHED   AUGUST    7,    1923. 

175.206.  SOFT     1>R1NKS 
FRENCH.  Boston,   Mass. 

Filed  June  9,  1923.     Serla 
AT'GUST  7.   1923. 

175.207.  PAPER    PAILS. 
PANV,    Chicago.    III. 

Filed   June  9.   1923.      Serial   No 
AT'GUST    14,    1923, 

175.208.  PAPER    PAILS        Wespbrn 
PA  NY,   Chicago,    111. 

Filed  June  9.  1923,     Serial  No.   181. 
AUGUST    14,    1923. 
17.-.. 209.      PAPER    PAILS.       Witstehv 
PANY.    Chicago,    111. 

Filed  June  9.  1923.      Sorial    N.>     1»»1,798 
AUGUST    14,    1923. 


pub- 
Watts, 

pr-B- 


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AND     SIRUPS,        NOYES     E. 

No     181,743       Pl-BLISHED 

Wkstkrn    Paper    Box    Com- 

9t5.     PL'S  LI  SHED 

Papbb    Box    Com- 

97.     PUBLISHED 

Papbk    Box    Com 

PUBLISHED 


[ACT  OP  MARCH  19,  If 20,  SEC.  1  (b)!. 
THESE  REGISTRATIONS  ARE  NOT  SUBJECT  TO  OPPOSITION. 


17.-.  210.  fCLA.SS  5  ADHESIVES  )  Vsios  PlTBOLirw 
eoMPAsr.  PhlU<J«'lpliU,  Pa.  m- d  June  12.  1923.  Se 
rial  No    181,923. 

mm\\ 

Partvular  'Ir^r-ription   of  ■;ijofIs       <  nrf  Oils.  ^ 

CUjimt  ii»r  »iurf  in  or  ab.>iit  Aniftist,   1912. 


175,211  Im  LASS  3H.  Ml-SICAL  INSTRIMENTS  AM' 
SUPPLIES.  I  Vr.vcKMO  0.  P.^a^oiso.  Pass:t!c.  N.  J. 
Filed   S^pr     10,   lOJS       S^Tial  N...    Iho.^ni. 


175^14.       (CL.V.SS    39        CLOTIIINQ.)       ALUS    IlosiEiT 
Cnwr^M.    Philadelphia.    Pa.      Filed   Mur.   5,    1923.      S* 

rial  Ni>    1 7 »;,;.» :■!.- 


Porticular  dmr' iption   of  good* — Hosiery. 
I  Unm*   ute   .flti  ■•     .\t\u     17.    1920 


175,215  >t  LASS  :^  ('i.(YrHIN<;  )  Malujht  gaiBV 
Co.,  Inc.  N.w  V  -k  N  Y  Filed  Mar.  7,  1»2».  Se- 
rial   No     177. a«3 


Pftriienlnr  denrriptiiyn  of  good* — Pianos 
Claimx   inf   sincf   Aug,    25,    1914. 


175,212       (CLASS  40.     rOODS  AND  INGBBDIENTS  OF 
FOOKii. ,      The   Battl*  <h»»k    Food  Compant.  Battle 

Cr^.k.   Mlh       F;l..l  .Ian     2^,  1923.     Serial  No.  175.058. 


Paitxcular  de»cnpi\irn  o'  gijudh.    -\>i-<»t.   Negligee,  Sift. 
and  Hport  Shirts 

Cla%mi   u»c   sini'.'    April.    1922 


17."i.2I«.  TLASS  30  CLOTHIN«;  )  Cma»L«8  O.  AK- 
GLE.  dolug  Ljuslness  as  Angle  Mfg.  Co  ,  Haclne,  WU. 
Fll»-t    Apr    9     1923       Serial    No.    178.796. 


Kant  Kr^^p 


tl3 


PirUcu 

Klaim»   iite   sinc*^    May    I.    1912 


175,213 
So.N,  N 

175.f?3R 


Particular  dmrripiion  of  ^nodt.      NfRllgee  Bhlrts.  Dre«t 
Shirts,   and    S[X)rt   Shirts 
>■  de-x^pHon  ','  (;ood» —A  Cfvul  Food  Berer  f^laim^   «..»■   ^inc.     August     1921 


e'lT 


175.217.     (CLASS  27      HOKOLOGICAL  LN8TEUMENT8.) 

FRiKDRI-   H     MUTUK    C.EsKI.LaCH AFT    MIT    BESCBftlNKTBB 

CLASS    .'.9        CLOTHING,)       L.     Abilson    4  ilArrrNU.     Schwci  ning.  ii      Germany        Piled     Apr.     13. 

Y..rk,  >,   Y       Filed  Feb,   7,   1923.      Serial  N.-i.  ^'^-■'       ^"^'"^    >•■"    179  (KM 


dupabk^ 


P»rti«uifr     iletoi-tption     of     gocdt. — Boyi'     Suit*     tad 

Coata. 
Claima 


%i«e  since   Aae    21,    192: 


868 


Mauthe 


Partiruinr    descri)  turn    of  goOd$  — Clocka. 

Claim*    «<*•    slur.     1911. 


mmm 


OoiOBU  80,  lyjs 


V.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


869 


176^18.      (CLASB  42.     KNITTED,  NBTTED,  AND  TBX- 
TILB    FABBICS.)       LouuiKi    Maki  »ACTt:aiNO    Coii 
»ANT,  Pawtufket.   R.    I       Filed    Apr.    27,   1923.     Swlal 
No.    179,805. 

tOPRAI  NIC 

EGYPTIAN  TISSUE 

Particular  detcription  of  goodt. — Cotton  I'iece  Goods, 
Bilk  and  Cotton  Pie.-c  Goods,  and  Wool  and  Cottoa  Piece 
Ooods. 

UlaitnH   unr  since  October,   1903. 


175,219  M  L.^SS  .-^9 
Inc  ,  New  Vnik,  N 
No,   179,822. 


CLOTHING.)        SaI   VNT  *    8ALAKT, 

Y.      Filed    Apr     27.    1923.      Serial 


175,222.  (CLASS  16.  PAINTS  AND  PAINTERS'  MA- 
TERIALS.) UiLUMjKiis  Mamkactdrikg  Co.,  Bovton, 
Mai.s       Filed   June   20.    1923.      Serial    No.    182.244. 


9llF/. 


GRANGERS 


Pjrtiemlar  dffotiftion  of  goods. — Mens  and  Boya'  Dress 
Shfrts  and  Work   Shirts,   DrairerB.   Union   Suits,  and  Un 
derwear    Made    of   Textile    Fabric;    Also    Knitted    Bhlrts. 
Knitted   Drawers,  and   Knitted   Pnlon  Suits 

Claim*   u*e   since    September,    1912. 


17B.22fi       (dLASS  ,'r.<      I  LOTHINCM      Safavt  A  Sai-aitt, 
I.NC  ,  New  York,  N    Y.     Filed  Apr.  27,  1923      Serial  No 
179, R23. 


Particula  description  of  goods  Whitinp  for  Indtis 
trial  Pnrposea,  iDtiiKllnjt  iHe  In  I'alut.  Linoleum,  and 
Rnbber  Trades. 

Claimt  use  since  Jan.    1.    191R, 


175.223  (CLASS  19.  VEHICLES.  NOT  INCLIDING 
ENGINES.^  FAcroh  MoTOtt,s  Co,  Oakland,  Calif, 
Filed   .IniH'   29.    1923.      Serial    No.    182,575 


Particular  description  of  good*. — Men's  and  Boys'  Dress 
ShIrtB,   and    Work    Rhlrta,    Also    Knitted    Shlrta,    Knitted 
Drawers  and   Dnion   Siilta,  and  Underwear  Made  of  Tei 
tile  Fabrics  Consisting  of  Shirts,  Drawers,  Athletic  Suits, 
and  Cnlon  Suits. 

ClaiiiiM    use   since    I>ec.   5,    1921. 


COACH 

Pa7tic9lar  dttcriplion  of  ffoods —Motor  Trocka,  Auto- 
mobiles,  and   a    Special   Type   of   AutnmoHre    Stage   Bus. 
Claimg  uge  since  Jan.   17,  1922. 


175.224,  (CLASS  45.  BEVERAGES,  NONALCOHOLK  ; 
PcBE  PBom  rrs  HyRr-r  toaroRATiov.  Nt  w  York,  N.  Y, 
Piled   June  29,    1928.      Serial   No.    182,609. 


-», 


175,221.  (CLASS  -iC.  FOODS  ASD  INGBEDIBNT8  OF 
FOODS  J  EvANSviLLi  Pdbb  Uu.k  Co..  BTinaville,  Ib«. 
Filed  May  4,   1928.     Serial  N«.  180,lTt. 


Parlicular  detonpUon  of  goodt. — Freth   Milk,   B«tt«r, 
and  Ice  Cream. 

Claim$  ute  since  October,  1921. 


Particular  description  of  goodt. — Nonalcoholic,  Non- 
cereal,  Maltless  Beverages  Sold  a>  Soft  Drinks  and  Simp* 
for  Making  tte  Same. 

Claims  use  since  Jan.   1,   1919, 


175,226       (CLASS    50.      MERCHANDISE    NOT   OTHER- 
WISE   CLASSIFIED  I      Waltto   A.   GiBBg,  tradlnp;  as 
W.  A.  Glbbs  &  Son,  Cheater,  Pa.     Filed  May  18    192."^ 
Serial    No.   1S0,797, 

TWO  TRIGGER 

Particular  detcription  of  goodt. — Animal  Train. 
Claimt  use  since  aboDt  Aug.   18,  1919. 


S70 


175.22«.  ( 
CHINES 
•  ilendale 
No.   178. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  30, 1928 


CLASS  21.     ELECTRICAL  APPARATUS.  MA- 
AND    SUPPLIES.)      G.    H.    FrscHER    &    Co., 
Long  Itland.  N.  Y.    FiU'd  Apr.  li,  102:;.     Serial 
$33 

V/felO-WAVE 

ParticuUr     d»>criptUm     of     goods — Yariometers      and 
Variocoapl<  rs. 

Claims  Hie  ilnce  Aujf;i.«t,   1922. 


r5,227.  ( 
PACKIN 
LA.voro«i>, 


rial    No. 


CLASS  35  BELTING,  HOSE,  MACHINERY 
3,  AND  NONMETALLIC  TIRES,  i  William  S 
,  Baltimore,  Md.  Filed  Sppt.  19,  1922.  y*> 
169.678. 


LOCKVOVKN 

Particular  de$criptiOH  of  good*. — \ 
Claimt  Mrr  Bince  1920. 


-Power  Beltg. 


CHINES 


175.22S.      (i.LASS  21.     ELECTRICAL  APPARATUS.  MA 


AND   SUPPLIES.) 


I.    R     Nklso.s    Co  .   New- 
Serial  No    162. .-^O.*. 


ark.  N.  jj     Filed  Apr.  14,  192 

REEL  EASY 

PartwMlar    description    of    oood». —  Rwls    of    Wire    Uir 


Elt>cTricaI 
for    Radio 

I'laima  i 


Purpose*.  Radio  Receiving  Set.!!,  and  Wire  C,  !!•« 
Apparatus 

since  Jan.    12,    1922. 


175,229 

EgUIPMlEN 
AaM.s 


(CLASS      9  EXPLOSIVES,       FIREARMS, 

•  TS.     AND     PROJECTILES  .        Remi.s<5t..v 
PA.VT.   Inc..   -New   York,   N.   Y.     Filed  Oct     i; 


CCM 

1920       SsrUI    No.    137,856. 


7PR00F 


Pirticulor    description    of    goodg. — Paper    Shot    Shells, 
Loaded  ana  Empty. 

Claimt    ii««    since    Feb     11,    1916. 


17."), 2.30.  JCLASS  39  CLOTHING.)  Bon  A  Baskind, 
Ne^  York.  N  Y  Filed  July  19,  192.'!  .Serial  No. 
183,431. 


PartieuUir 
ton    Work 
Shirts,  and 

Claimt 


175,231.     ( 
Root 
1923.     g*r1aJ 


Dar 


»»e 


detcription  of  good*  — Men's  .and  Bnyf«'  Cot 
Shirts.  Flannel  Shirts,  Dress  Shirts.  Sport 
Boys'  Blouses. 

since   Tune  1,    1922. 


:LASS  39      CLOTHING. 1     BCRNHAM-MrNGER 
Goods  Co.,  Kansas  City.  Mo.     Filed  Jaly  1«« 
I  No.   183.359. 

UYMOUm 

Partloul^  ieacription  of  good* — Men's.  Women's,  and 
Children's  Textile  Underwear— rlz.  Two  Plore  Suits,  r'ninn 
Suits,   8km«,  and  Drawers. 

Claima  «tie   since   Jannary,    1910. 


17,1.232  (CI^SS21  ELECTRICAL  APPARATUS,  MA- 
CHINKS.  AND  SUPPLIES  .  TRrKTosE  Radio  Mra 
Co,  (NOT  INC. I,  Chlciigo,  111.  Filed  July  9,  1923.  Se- 
rial   No.     l'<.'1,011. 


Particular  deiicription  of  uoodt. — Radiotelephone  Loud- 
Speaker  Horns,  Loud  Sj^altcr  Telephone  Units.  Radlr  tele- 
ph.ine  H<>ad  Set*«,  \  ariirnei.  rs,  Variocoupl.rs,  V  arlat.ie 
CundeuHiTs,  Hadlof  rtnisformcrK,  anil  Compl.-t''  Rn.lio  Rp- 
celTlng   Sets 

ClairiiH    Mjj,r    sincv    P>b     2,'*.    1922 


175,23.'?.  iCLASS  4.;  TH  K  K.A  I)  AND  Y.'  ItN.  j  ThbH. 
K.  H.  Silk  Co.,  Wuftrton o  Coi  h  nie.i  Dec.  26,  1922 
serial    No.    173.<^27 


Particular    descri^ition 
Silk  Threads. 

I'liiimii   uxe  since  July    1,    1S95. 


U''Odi. —  Pure    and    Artiflclal 


176.234  (  CLASS  32  FURNITURE  AND  UPHOI^TERY. » 
Standard  Furmti-ri  Co.,  Seattle,  Wash.  Hied  Nov, 
2.    1922       Serial    No.    171,514. 


ll„||llHlllllllHHlllllilll|||||i||,„| 


""lI'llllllllBttMtllllW^*"""""' 


Particular  deacripHon  of  good$. — Furniture — Namely, 
Brass.  Iron,  and  Wood  Beds  and  Bedroom  Suites;  BufTets. 
Kitchen  Cabinets;  EMnlnfr,  Fiber,  High,  Nursery,  and 
OverstufTed  Chairs  ;  Fiber  Chaise  I^onicues,  Cedar  Chests, 
Chlffonlem  and  Ivory  Chlflforettes,  China  Cabinets:  Army, 
Sanitary,  Steel,  and  Wooden  Cots;  Steel  Couches,  Steel 
and  Wooden  Cribs ;  Bed,  Fiber,  and  Overstuffed  Daven- 
ports :  P'lber  Desk  and  Chair  Sets,  Dlnlnst-Room  Suites, 
Bedroom  Dressers  and  Dressing  Tables,  Fiber  Ferneries  ; 
Bed.  Crib,  and  Davenport  MattreRsefl ;  Couch  Pads,  Pll 
lows  ;  Child's.  Fiber-Reed,  Leather,  Oak,  Overstuffed,  and 
Sewing  Rockers  :  Fiber-Reed  Settees  :  Sewing  Cabinets, 
Not  IncludlDfT  Sewing  Machines :  Porch  and  Window 
Shades.  Bed  Springs.  Footstools :  Card.  Davenport.  Din- 
ing, End,  Gate-Leg.  Library,  and  Serving  Tables;  Tea 
Wagons. 

Clairnn   unr  sino'    Jan     18,    1903. 


OCTOUEB  30,  lU: 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


871 


175,236.  (CLASS  15.  OILS  AND  GREASES.)  Thk 
Whitk  A;  Baijlev  Co.mpaw,  Worcester,  Muss.  Filed 
Sept.    11,    1022.      S.'rlal    No.    ltl!>.:UO. 

FLOCOLD 

P'lrticvlar  dencription  of  !JoO(l8.—Lubr\ci\t\ng  Oils   and 
Grrases, 

Claims  usr  since  Aug.  9.   1922. 


170,2:UJ.  (CLASS  4.'.  HEVERA<;i:S.  NONAU  lillOLIC.) 
TRuru-Ar,  Jiub  Coup.,  Brooklyn,  N.  V.  Filed  .\ug.  17, 
l".i22        S.rial    No.    168,.'raO. 


J  JS 


Paiticular    d>:sciiiiti<tn    of    .■;(>'/'/«.-  .Nonalcoholir 
Iet(H   Plne!ii)|»li'   Drink. 

(tiiiiiiH    unf   sincp   An;r.    1.    1922. 


Mftlt 


17.'),237.  (CLASS  43.  THREAD  AND  YAIiN. )  Dbtuer, 
Pat  NFt<  ft.  Masdv.  iNc  .  N,iv  V-rk  N  'i  I'lled  Aug. 
'.'.    11122.      Serial   No.    167,7t'.li. 


^ 


Particular   disrrifition    of   (/oo(/».^- Spool    Silk 
Claims  ufc  since  May   1,   1922. 


175.238.  (CL.VSS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 
FOODS.)  Jessk  M  Hater,  doing  business  as  Hayes 
Fish  Comp.iny,  Bridgeport.  Conn  F'llo*!  July  28,  1922. 
Serial    Nu.     1»;7,.'22. 

Particular  drscrlption  of  floods — Fresh  Beef,  Mutton, 
Veal,  Lamb.  Pork.  Game;  Dressed  Poultry,  Corned  and 
Drieil  Beef,  Smoked  Ham  and  Tongue ;  Fresh,  Smoked, 
and  Salted  Fish  ;  Fresh  Vegetables,  Fresh  Citrous  and 
Deciduous  Fruits,  and  Fresh  Berries,  Melons,  Grap«B, 
Bananas:   Dried   Fruits. 

Claims   use  since  July    22,    1922. 


175,2.39.  (CLASS  5.  ADHESIVES.)  Sauiel  H.  Marks, 
New  York,  N.  Y.  Filed  July  21,  1922.  Serial  No' 
167.184. 


175,240.  (CLASS  42.  KNITTED.  NETTED,  ASU  TEX- 
TILE FABRICS.  I  WiTCOMHK.  M((iF.ACHIN  A:  Co.,  NfW 
York,   N.   y.      Filed   July    IT.    Ht22,      Serial    No,    in7.0:!4. 

'^  KENSINGTON  PRINT    "^ 

Particular   dri<cription   of   vo.,./*,    -.I'rUited    Textile    lab- 
rics  of   Cotton.    Wool.    Silk.    Linen,    or    Miiturep   Thereof 
<  laims    ut-c    since    June    1,    1922, 


175,241.  (CLASS  5,  ADHESIVES  t  Mom-,. 'MEri  U. 
Par.sons,  doing  business  as  Parsmis  Chemical  Com- 
pany. Davtoii.  Ohio.  I'iied  July  i:;.  I(t22.  Serial 
Nm.    ir,6.S."2 


Pu 


LLIECLU 


Particular     dracription     of     ;/or<r/,v      Glue     lor     LaKt^Oig 
Steel   Pulleys   with  Canvas 

(laime  use   since   June   l5.   1922. 


175,242       (CLASS    42  KNITTED,    NETTED.  AND   TE.X- 

TILE    FABRICS.)  Franklin    Knitting    Mills.    Lsr., 

New    York,    -N.    Y.  Filed    Mav    10,    1922       Serial    \o 
163,627. 

FRAN  KLI N 

Particular    description     of    goods — Knitted     (loth     or 
Fabric   of    Silk.    Wool,    and    Mixtures    of    Same. 
I'lfiims  K^f  since  June  15,  1909. 


17  5,24  3.  (CLASS  32.  FURNITURE  AND  UPHOL- 
STERY.) Alberto  Lbite  Ribbiro,  Camden,  N  J. 
Filed  Nov.  25,  1921.     Serial  No.   155,931. 

KLOSEPAK 

Particular      description      of      goods — Folding      Chairs, 
Tables,  and  Stools 

Claims  use  since   on    or  about    Nov.   18.    1921. 


175,244  (CLASS  12.  CONSTRICTION  MATERIALS  ) 
LiTMBER  Service  Corporation.  Boston.  Mass  Filed 
Aug.    22,    1921.      Serial    No.    152,019. 

REGULAR 

Particular  description  of  goods.     Asphalt  Shingles  nnfl 
Asphalt  Roofing. 

Claims   use   since    December,    1920. 


^MM 

175,248.  (CLASS  46.  FOODS  AND  INGREDIENTS  OF 
FOODS.)  Quo.  M.  Jordan,  Vlncennes,  Ind.  Filed 
Jane  11,   1921.     Serial  No.   149,008. 


*^TIKTQTIN"       HIGHPROOr 


Particular  description  of  goodx. — Adhesive  Pastes. 
Claims  use  since  Mar.  1,  1922. 


Particular  description  of  goods. — Wheat   Flour. 
Claims    use    since    Mar.    1,    1921 


872 


175.246. 

WISK 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OOTOBBB  80. 1828 


CI 


CLASS   50       MERCHANDIgE    NOT    OTHKR- 
ASSIFIED.)       MoDBL    Form    Compant,    Chi 


ca«o,    ill.      Fll«d    May    19.    1921.      Serial    No.    14T.9S4. 


ParticuV^r 
Cl1m$ 


detcription    of    'joods      Drpss    Forms 
mf   since   Mar.   !?1,    1921. 


17.5, -'4:  k(  LASS  44,  rtENTAI.,  MEDICAr.  .WH  SIR 
GICAX  LuPLIANCES.)  tJBOi'iB  A  Stetson.  Bt>et«ii. 
Mass,      mieii    Oct    15,    1920.      Serial    No      1J8.360. 

PERFECTION 

Particular   description    of  poorf^.^Arrh    Cushions. 
'Imima  f«e  tlnce  dartac  tlie  month  of  September.  1907 


175.248.  tCLASB  44  DENTAL,  METMCAL,  VNI'  gPR 
'JICAI.  kl'PLI.\N(;ES.)  Geor>.k  a  SiKTs.iN.  IJ'iston, 
Mags.       nied    Sept.    16,    1920.      St-ria:    No     13T.272. 


Jrxtt 


175. 24Q 

TON     Mil 

17.     192 


ARCI 
CUSHION 


r    desrrifttion    of    qooA*.-    Vr  '      C  l^^bk)ns    for 

and  Shoe« 
ae  --inrr  .lur'.ni;  Mif  m-iuh   "f  v,.n^om!'er.   1907. 


<   LASS  2       F<E:rEPT.\iT.ES         Soltherv    Cot- 
u*    .\iih;.vi'v.    Inc.,   Baltiiu-.-.  ,    M-i       FlIe<J    .\uk 
Serial     No.     184.62.'5. 


I'nrticuikr    lietcriftion    of    Qoodt. — 8*amlp«t    Bags. 
VJaima    M'    for    not    less    thnn   one    year 


17  8.250         (CLASS    7.      CORDAOE.)      Thb   Po«TLA!«D 
CoRD.voB    Cu.,    Portland,    Oreg.      FlJ*d    Aug.    4,    1»23 
Serial  No    184.099. 


OREGON   £ 


I'turticuimr   description   of  goodt. — Ropa   and   Twtne   of 

Hard  Fiber. 

(Tlaima  u»e   since   1908. 


175.261.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  8TATI0NEET.) 
Thb  Makti.n  Camtinb  Cu  .  SauKertlaa,  N  Y.  nied 
July    28.    192.T.      Serial    No.    188.799. 

Niagara 

I'artioHlar      desn-iption      of      goods. — Enam«led      Hook 
Paper 

Claim*  use  Bln«  1918 


175  2.'.-'  (CLASS  26  MEASURING  AND  SCIENTIFIC 
APPLIANCES.  I  ,ri  i.n  8  HoBT-vrr.  St.  Paul.  Minn, 
Filed    July    2fl,    1923       Serial    No.    188,708. 

Hortvet  Butter  Test  Bottle 

/'orfii  uur    4e*criptii'n    u/    'jood-  — BoUer-Test    Fiottlei. 
Cliinun   uif  RlLce  Oct     15,    1»20. 


175,2.5.-^       (CLASS   4t;       FOODS   AND   INORBDIENTS   OF 
F'OOIJ*,^      f  AHDiNKT   t'AMiv   fuMPANv,   Oakland,    Calif 
Filed     July     11,     192.3.       Serial    .No.     IKi.tK^. 

Partiemlor   description    of    fioodH.    Candy. 
<  laims  use  alnce  Auk    10,   1909. 


17%  .54  (CLASS  1.  RAW  OR  I'ARTLY-PKEPARED 
MATERIALS  )  Ot.ITBB  C.  IhWIK,  New  York,  N.  V  . 
a.ssltnior  to  Tbe  Superior  Ice  Company  I»c.,  New  York. 
N  Y.,  a  CorporatioD  of  New  Yort.  Fll«d  iuly  2. 
1923.     Serial  No.  182,708, 


c 


Particular    description    of    (joudii.  -Ice. 
VUrtms   •*€   filDce    Jnly    1.    1921. 


17  5,255.  (CLASS  3.  BAOOAOE,  HORSE  EQUIP- 
MENTS, PORTFOLIOS,  AND  POCKETBOOKS.) 
Marshall  Field  &  Compa.vt,  Chicago,  III.     Filed  June 

-'■>,   192.'?,      Serial  Nn.   182,576. 

Sterling 

Particular    description    of    goods. — Tninka,    Saltcaaea, 
and  TrareMnfT  Bass. 

(  laimg   Hue  since  FebruaiT,   1811. 


Mfilliiililiiii 


iMUH 


OCTOBM  30. 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


878 


1T6.256.  (CLASS  23.  CUTLERY,  MACHINERY.  AND 
TOOI^.  AND  PAttTS  THEREOF.)  Be<  klin  Wb»ncu 
Company,  Inc.,  Seattle,  Wash.  Filed  June  19,  192,"? 
Serial   N..     182,197. 


etCKLIN 


Piirti<-ular  deuoription  of  goods. — WrencbeB. 
ClaimM  use  slDce  Jan.  1,  1921. 


175.257  (CLASS  13  HARDWARE  AND  PL!  MBINii 
AND  STEAM  FITTINO  SlPPLIKSl  'i.  M.  Davi« 
RFX,rLATOR  (^OMPA.NT,  ChlcajTo.  Ill,  Filed  June  16,  1923. 
Seri.il  No.   182.089. 


Supersensitive 


Particular  deitcription  of  ^ood*.— Regulating  Valves. 
Claims  u»e  since  1921. 


175. 2.58.  (CLASS  5.  ADHESIVES.)  Watla.vd  D  Stap- 
LiN,  doinjf  buainess  as  Peerless  Specialty  Manufactur- 
InK  Co.,  Wichita,  Kans.  Filed  June  12,  1923.  Serial 
No    181,918. 

PEEBLESS  PUNCTURE  CURE 


Particular   description   of   fft/orf*.— Tire    Puncture    Com- 
pound. 

Claims  u.te  since  about  Jan.  1,  1922. 


176,2.59.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STATIONERY.) 
Geqbqb  E.  Valghan,  doing  business  as  Acme  Wire  Qoods 
Co..  Jersey  City,  N.  J.  Filed  June  9,  1928.  Serial  N«. 
181,793. 

SUPERIOR 


Partieular  description  of  goods, — Paper  Cllpa. 
Clatms  use  since  April,  1920. 

315  O.  G.— 67 


175,260.  (CLASS  7.  CORDAUK  i  Thb  i'OHTLAND  CoRU- 
ACE  Co.,  Pdrilaiul,  ore;;  Fiit-d  .Vug,  4,  l',i.:3.  St-rial 
No     ls4,101. 

STANDARD  MANILA 


{'(irticular  description  of  'jnod^. — R..i><'  ; 
fn.m   Hard  1-Mbvr 

<'i(iimk  VHC  since  Mardi,    1014. 


Tv*  iij''   "^i;!  Je 


175.261      1  CLASS  15.    (ui.s  AND  ', ; ia:.\.'-i:s. t     \Vm.  C. 

RoBiN-so.N   &   Son    Co,.    Baltlin.Tf.    Md,      I'il.d    Sipt.    4, 
1  ;'■-'.".       S.-rial   No.   185,319. 

for  ijour  niolor^^cilxG 


I'nrti'-ulor   dt  xcriiition   <,f  <ji,o(l>-       Lnlu  ic.i  f  int:  Oi!- 
'""/(li/Ji.i    UKc  sl?iff>   iy05. 


175.202,  (CLASS  IT',  ( »!  LS  ANI>  ',iiLA.'~l>  .  .iiu 
Battkskeld  Grease  &  Oil  CoMrAN\,  Kausas  «  it}  Mo. 
Filed  Aug.  24,  1923.     Serial  No    184.l).;0, 

BUSINESS  IS  INCREASING 

I'artiiular    description    of    goods       Lubricaiiuj:    (.:ease. 
I'laims  use  since  1920. 


17,''.,26;i.  (CLASS  37.  PAPER  AND  STaTIOM:RY  ) 
FoBT  HowAiD  Pafke  COMPANY,  (ireeu  Bay,  Wi.-  Filed 
Aug.  14.  1823.     Serial  No.  184,444. 


RAFT 
LOTH 


Particular   description  of  goods. — Toilet    Paper,    I'aper 
Napkins,  Paper  Towels,  and  Paper  Tablecloths. 
Claim*  ufie  since  Sept.  1,   1921. 


175,2«;4.  (CLASS  2.  RECEPTACLES  i  Feed  M.  I^Nu- 
NKCKEB,  Delta.  Ohio.  Filed  Aug.  7.  1922.  Serial  No. 
167.879. 


Particular  description   of  goods. — Single  Service    Trays 
and  Dishes. 

Claims  use  since  October,  1921. 


;a  srsri-ssaasm 


!' 


IHiiteiiiiiiiMi 


j£!!jii|s2 


S74 


175.265 


OED>cur 


Partv 
c«*rtzp.l 


17.'.  -■••..•, 
I'llAR 

TvB    I 

S.Tia 


OFFICIAI.  GAZF/ITE 


OCTOBKR  30,  1923 


MLASS  2S  JEWFr.RY  AND  PRECIOUS- 
L  WAHE.i  SiMUtL  Lapin.  New  Vnrk.  N.  Y. 
V'u-    :^1,   I922      Sprial  No,   l«s.92v 


i'.jr  'i>,4rrtpfwn  of  i/wtl--  — Silh    i".,iriiii,  ami  Mer- 
'■"p!   f^r   S'rinLrini.'   I>;iils   i.r   I'-virN 

•-  <•'    -!  iirt*    :i  >.iir    I  IPC.     !  ,    1021. 


•<I,^SS'].      CllF.MIf.U..--     Mi;iiItlM;s,    AM' 
\r.\i  KITICAI.      I'UKCAi:  VTlnNS   I         .Vsruvj^ 

'1  '.:  V  r-'RlKS.  K;u.-a-  I ':•  y    M-       lil-.lii.v    ■,     1022 


^^ASTHMA 


TABS 


Particiil'ir   detcription   of   fjood»  — rri»i.aratIon    for    tbe 
Relipf  ofl  .V3*hma  and  Hay  F'ever. 
CJnimi  t. -•■  sincp  Au?.  9.    1922 


175  2*57 

Foort 


[..\SS  46       lOniiS   AM>    !.\i;iU:bIENTS  OF 

Wor-F,  S.vrEK  .t    HKr;.Er.     [n.-.   rhieatro.   II! 

10.  iri2n.    s.  rial  .N.    iT'j.aori. 


V 


I'r-.li!.' 


17.%.2fis  .il.ASS  !.!  I'AINTS  AND  PAINTERS'  MA- 
TERIALS <  I. IX  IS  Nekkitz.  iloiriK  bu«1nf«s  an  Perfect 
PmHmIi   «,,      Hr.H.klyii     N    Y       Filed  Jan.   20.   102:?.     Se- 

ri;il    N..     1T4.S4S 


Partirular  de^rription  of  goodg. — A  Coating  In  the  Na- 

■'Tt'  iif  ;in  Krinr'ni  ,,r  Pnint  for  Metal  Surfacf's,  Pipes, 
\Vi'i-!..',v  S. T.  .  11.-^  I!;ili\  i':iri  i.-ik't-N,  Haiul  PaKS.  Tr'inlta, 
Sewiru  M.i''hn,."«  l.hi.v  .\  ii  i  nnn^Mlo.s.  Tnjis.  rp^n.NtiTV . 
I/^'afhtT    '  !i-t  iMti-^      iiicy i^li-s.    I'ir'iirp    I'ranioK.    Sink^.    r\nil 

<  iinm  <   I.  -r   sii!'-.     I  >•••■     1 ,    1  922 


:r'  2.,'.i       '  I. ASS  >'.     '  iii;Mi(Ar.s,  NtEni(iM;s.  and 

PIl.VltM.V   Kiricvr.     liil.PARATIONS.j       Fi>wiv     M. 
MrspHKT     Miir.m      Mis.^i.      Fllfd    Feb.    26.    1923.      Serial 

N"     lT''t'.4  0. 


Particul'ir  d>  nrHption  <,*  'joo'I.'  — Bluing. 
Claims  uie  ><iiir''  .Ii':     i     lOl.'! 


17r>.27*i       ((Lass  40       F<)<tI>S  ANI>   INfiREDIFNTS  OF 
FtWDS  I      Wis-n  :    H     Sw.vuT.    Prooklrn.    N.    Y       Filed 

K.'ti     2^     r:i2'!        S.'ri.-!!    \.i     ]7';,7«8. 


^  N  D  \^ 


Claim  ■<   use  .«lnc''  n<TpniN'r.   1921 


175.271  (CLASS  .■^7  I'AI'KU  ,\NI)  STA  IIONRH  Y. » 
J  \V.  IW  Ti-Ffc  ['ai-er  I'liMPAW.  Ciii<n-ii.  Ill  nifd 
M;ir.    10,    XWIT.        S.Tial    \..     177,214. 

Meloton« 


Cl 


lar  dftcription  of  ffoo'f'  - -Sea.sonlnffs    for    M^^at   j        Particular   demcription    of    good*. — Boole    Paper,    CoTer 

Papors,  and  Post-Card  Stork. 

'.*••  'iiti.T   Jmviary,   1922.  j         r],Uri><,   u-r   ^\n>o    .Marrh,    1022, 


OcTOBKK  .'{It,  i;c;i 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


875 


175.272.      (CLASS  4H.      FOODS  AND   INGREDIENTS  OF 
FOODS.*     Olymima  Can.mnc  Comtany,  Olynipin.  Wash 
Filed  Mar    2i».   1923.     S.-riiil  No.  178.272. 


M 


bd 


VT 


M 
M. 


175.27i>,        .(.'LASS     1;'  NKHIiI.FS,     NOT    IN(  Ll'MNQ 

EN<;iNES.i      Ai-hkht  K,   R(>SKVHf:ni;,   dninp  l-nslm-s^    a» 

SttTlin^r  S:ilos  Co,.  St  Loiii!<,  .\io,     ri).-d  Mar    2*!,  T'JS. 
S.ri.'il    .\.^     17s, or,} 


ParticuUir   description    <,f    uuodn.   -Cannt-d    I^uiis 
Canned  Berries. 

Claimt  use  sin'  •_■  .June,  1922. 


;(:;(! 


175,273.  (CLASS  4i;  FOODS  AND  I  NiiKlM  .1  KN  i  S  ny 
FOODS.)  Ar.TooNA  PArKtNQ  CoMPAvy,  .\sti  rifi.  <*r*f: 
Filed   Apr.   4.    192-       Serial   No.   178,541. 


s^^^ 


Particular  <i'  KcripUon  of  yood--'       <'jiiiIi<t1  I'i^h. 
Claims  11 -t   '-im;'    May  22.  1905. 


sremjNE  5AL£5  CO.  5- mm 

I'-irtu-ul,ir  d«>rn;-fu//i    (,f  t/oi>ds       Aiumilium  Mai  I'iatf. 
i'iiii))is   i/vf   sinci-  ,\;ir     in.   192^ 


175,274.       Ml. ASS    14.      MBTALS    AND    MKT.\1.    (  AST- 
INGS  AND  FORCINGS.)      I^mivated  Phim   Comia.ny, 
iNf..    lont:    Island    <it.\      N      V.       Filed    Apr     r>.     1923 
Serial  No.  178,616. 


FIT-ALL 


17.".. 277  n  L.\SS  4H.  .M  .V  LT  liLX  KK  .V  .  i ;.-  1 .  .\  li;.\(, '  1  S 
AM'  LIQI'OKS.i  IlAZLFi'<N  Sviii  !■  I  ^;iA>\,  ILizl. 
i(/ri,  l';i.      Fil.Ml  Apr.  24.  192._,.     Serial  >■■.  17'J,Ei'J^. 


Tho  Words  (onsi  itiitinp  a  part  if  ih.  mark  ^.v  ud- 
printcd  in  white  upon  a  Mii.'  liarkirrour.d ,  while  tli.  Intt.  r 
is   dflincd    !iy   a    red    Lordcr 

Pari  iriiUir  >ifncript  ion    ■,(<". 1,4..        <  .miii-ri   >L'i]t    Sir:Ji.. 

I'Uutng  use  siiicu  Oct.  lb,   1921. 


j    17,S,278.      (CL.SSS   4V>.      FiMiKS    AM'    I  \  '  •  i;  1  :i  >  [  1  ,:.\TS   OP 
!  FOODS,  I       Lk.i\    .V     1...N..,    !   ;.r:i;.-i!;.   >     '  !;[.■!!    Mhv 

Particulor     d'  ■•'•^i'1i"n     of     (;'>od^       Shims     ;irid     Shim    '         l9";-i       S.rial    \'      -vOi.--' 
Stock. 

C/rtitn-    f "''  ^inoe   Sipr .  nil.cr.    lOLfK 


175,275.      \CLASS  42       KNITTED.   NETTED.   ..M»  'ILX 
TILE   FABRICS  I      .Mahshai.i.   Fiki.l  A:  Comiaw   Chi- 
cago.  Ill,      Filfd   Apr.   2:;.   192.';       Serial  No.   179. .'2*',. 


Particular   di  ^rripli',)!    i,f   <j',i,dx       roitoii    Cr:.;..'    Goods 
In  the  Piece. 

Clainix   vf>r   s;ru't'   Jar;     ].    1922. 


Pnrtirulnr   dencriptiov    of   nf.or!-  --Cooked   and  Cflnned 

Beefsteak. 

Claims  use  p\r.^o  Ff!i,    1.'     1!(22. 


t 


'( 


876 


JLMMOC 

Filed  .\iajr  22,  1»23.     Serial  No.   1^0,956. 


JLMMOCUTKD 


Particu 
Claims 


175,280. 

E' HARM  AC 

SETTI, 

cago.  II 


imimmmikimmmttmmiimtmM 


^tt-^  L  -;*i:#-S*'1^ 


OFFICI.VL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBKB  30,  1928 


(CLASS    37.       FAFKR    .\ND    STAT  I  ON  KEY  )    ;    176JW2.      (CLASS    4.      ABRASIVE.   DiBTBSOENT,    AND 
MAjnifACTCMR-i     CO..     Mllwtakee,      Wis    ]       POLISUING  MATERIALS. I     Ooixiatc  A  CoMrAJir,  Jer- 
sey  CU.V.    N    J.,  and   N>w   York.    N.    Y.      Plied   Jun«  4, 

1923      Serial  No.  181,512. 


ar  4e*eriptiom,  of  fodn — Bl.ukboard  KraM.T- 
M«  wtmx  N«TeB*er.   1914. 


(CLASS  e.     CHEMICALS.    MEDICINES.   \Sl> 
EUTICAL  PRKPARATIONS. )     Joseph  .^as 
oinit  ba«tn«M  as  Aqua-Snlphar  Company,    'hi 
.     Fll«l  May  28,  l»2v»      ^H»l  No    l«l,04t3 


^(fua</lilfiliut 


tj 


V(irHc%ky].r  deacription  of  goods       >uliihur  Solntiuii 
Claims  ftse  since  Jan.  1,  1020. 


175,281 


(CLASS  1.  RAW  OR  PARTLY  PREI'AREIi 
MATEBlIAI.S.)  Little  Cahaba  <  .ul  Cq..  Pip,  r  A!a 
Fil'-<1  May  31,  1923.     Sierial  No    151.4^7.      . 


The  drawing  is  lined  to  indica-e   red. 
Particu  ar  deicription  of  ';'/od.*  -    >  -lal. 
Claimu  *se  since  1901. 


Parti'uhir  dt-rtifiHofi  nf  goodM       SbflTliig  S<<a[i 
CUlitns    «/.»■    slnr.'    .\ujj     ITi,    1916. 


17,-. .'s;;      -  i.A.<s  2:!     (Ttlkrv,  MAt  hinkrv.  and 

TOOLS,   AND   PARTS  THEREOF.;    W.   T.  GaA>r  CuM- 
PA.vv,  N.'w  York.  N    Y.     Filed  .Tune  7,  1923.     Serial  No. 

I'^l.rt.'H!* 


AMESMANUFACTURMCCO. 


PartxruUir    liKiTiption    <t'  gon.lg       H.'immtTs  ainl    Hutch- 


ets. 


''Unwg  titf  <i[]'^  Jan.    10,    I'.t.'l 


TRADE-MARK  REGISTRATIONS  RENEWED. 


23,:{.if»       I.INOLi:rMS  and  window   SHAI>BS       Regis 
tertHi  July  11,  ISO-'!.      Lyon.  IIai.i,  &  Co..  Baliimore,  Md. 
Renewed  Jnly  11.   lf>23,  to  J.nme«,  Baron  Asfiton,  doing 
boslDess    under    the    name    of    Jan.    WUliaatHon    &.    Son 
I^ncaiter.  F-ncland.  aaaigne*. 

23.703,  LINIMI-\TS  A  N  h  citi  )r  I'  TINCTIRKS  Rcvris 
tered  Octol*.  r  10.  IWt:.  J.  W  (Jarjut  k  Son.  Scranton, 
Pa.  Rem-wfd  October  10.  1923.  to  The  Jamc«  W 
i;arn''y    Estate.   Scranton,   Pa.,  asBlgnee. 

?8,727.  ICK  AND  RoiJ.ER  f;KATRS  Replrtered  Or 
tot»er  17.  \^i*-\  lymv  Hmuvw.^R!:  Compa.vy,  TorritiK 
ton,  <'inn  .  and   New  York.    N    Y.      Renewed   October   17. 

10  ■_'.'( 

2:^,0f!,  It'M,  |.\1U)  AND  on.  U.-lst.ri'd  Dfceiiibor  2»'.. 
1K<»:;  'I'nr  W.  .1  \\in>'\  l.Mtn  and  I{kfi.vini}  Cmm- 
t'ANV  Rrti- \M*(1  1  ".■ccniher  20,  102.'!,  to  The  Amertcnn 
Cotton  (111  I  oiii[»n  ii.\ .  liiM  tiiilxTfr.  .\  ,).,  ami  New  York. 
N.   Y  ,  ;issit:ii.'i 

2  ;; ,  0  .;  J      piK.  K      cooi.s      containino      wool 

WOltSCKi'     OK    H.VIR       Registered    Jiiniiiiry    2.     1S04 
B      pRrpsTiF*      A     Co..     Bradford,     Knirbind       Henrwcd 
January  2.   14*24,  to  B.  Prleatley  A  Co.,  Inc..  New   York, 
N.  Y.,  »  Cor;)orfltion  of  New  York,  assignee. 

2a.»C..J.      IIi:(  K    00<1DS    IV    which    silk    1'RFIK>M1 
NATKi*.      R(>Klsttn"d  Janu.iry  2.   1K'.>4.      B    Priektlet  A 
♦'".,   Lradford.   Kngiand.      Renewed  January   2,   1924.   to 
]J.  i'rie«*tiey  A  Co..  Inc..  .New  York,  N.  Y.,  a  torporath  ^ 

of  N'U    York,  assi^iio 

2;i,i»87.  BRONCHIAL  WAKKRS.  TROiJHKlS,  AND  LO/. 
KN(iKS.  Registered  Jan\iary  2,  1n94.  Tuk  Stunk 
Mkiii-  INC  COMPA.NV.  RfDtwed  January  .:,  1924.  te 
(■'rank   Z.   Woods.   Cliicat'o,    111.,   a.s8iKne<'. 

23,961        PIECE    OOODS    IN    WHICH    blLK    PREIHIMI 
N.VTKS       HepistertKi    Jannary    2,    1894.      B.    PaJEsni.K^ 
A  c,.  .   Bradford,    England.      Uenewe<i   January    2,    1924. 
to  B.   Prlf^stley  4  Co.,  Inc.,  New  York,  N.  Y,,  n  Corpora 
Hon  of  New  York,  assignee. 


24.007-      K.VLT.      Registeri'd    Jiunuiry    0,    1^04       Ckvstai 
ivK     Saii     Cm.,     Boston.     Mass,      Renewed     January     9, 
lOL'i,  to  Remington  8alt  Company.  Itharn,  N    Y,,  a  Cor- 
poration  of  Ni'w  York,  aasignee. 

-'4,111  Cl.OTHi:S  WRINCFRS  Rei:ister,  d  Janr.ary  2;:, 
I'^'Of  Till-  AmkkI'.sn  WhiNi.Ku  C,iMi',\sT,  Providence, 
i;  ;  ,,  .■i!^i!  \fw  \.ivk  and  Aiil';ir;i,  X  Y,  Renewed 
.i  ,'Miii:i  r\'  ■_'■'.  102!,  til  .-\rriei')caij  \\'r!r.L'':'  C()rnpa  n\'  Inc.. 
^\■o«nsocket.  R.  I.    assignee. 

24,114  CLOTHFS  WRINOFHS  !{e-i-i.Ter1  J.-munry  2:v 
I^'Ot  1  Hc  .\M  i,i;!o,'i\  WriiNiri:  ' 'iW!  f  \  vt  .  I*r'>vidi'ncr, 
I!       f  ,     Jtrid     Ni-v'      V-ik     an-i      \';l>!!rTi.     \      Y       R^  Dewed 

.I:i  n;;;. ) ;.    _',':,    l'i_'*     !-■   .\  ni'^ri' ;ni    VVfhii.'er   Cornpany.    IbC, 
\\',„,i!s..''kft,    !C    1  ,  a^si^-nee. 

LOll.-        ei.orilES   UKIN(.LHS,      Ri-irisfre,!  Jniniary  23. 
ISPJ.      Thk   .\MKKn  \.N    WruNoKH   Cmsu'W^.    Providence,' 
U,     I  .    aiii!     New     Yurk     are!     .Viitnirn,     N      V,      li^-newed 

.Ini]u.-i  r,\'   ■_'..    I0L''4,    '■!   .\  Dirrioa.n    Wrin^'i'T   ■  oniimn)'.    Inc. 
Woonsoeki't.   R.    !.,  as.sii-'i.'  ■ 

21. ne,  ci,(>iiii:s  WUl  Nulk.^  1{.  ^i.-t.rod  Jamiary  2:;. 
1*^04  'Ih'  .V.MKiu.  w  \\'i;i\'  1,1;  (mmi  ANY.  Providenci  . 
It.  I.  and  .New  York  .and  Aiitnirn.  N  Y  Ri  newed 
January  2'!,    1924.   to  Amfricnn   \\  ;-infr<r  Company   Inc  , 

Wconsoek.'t.   P,     I  .  .■i.-.-i;:i;r.^ 

24,!:n       '-(KiKKD    CKVNII.ATKD    WifKCf       K.>;:istered 
JaiMiar.r   .",0    1>^9C      i»rT>    lln>fr  Cinvri.v  Cm,.    Itnnfvllh 
N    Y,      Renew  ►'<!  .Tan 'iar.v  30.    !<t21    t     Our  Ifomf  Cranu::i 
Coiiipan.v'.    l>ans\ill('.   \     \      sui 'rsvi' 

2t,ls»',  A  rOSM^n'P  ,  LOTION  CRI-:,\M.  JELLY,  AND 
SOAP  FOR  THE  TOILET,  RejrL<;ter,'d  February  r,. 
T«04.  Silvan  Tmlkt  Cm,  Detroit.  Mich.  Renewed 
I'ehrnary  0,  1924,  {^  .\lt.<T!  L  Wm.mI.  Iiitroit,  Micl.  , 
asslgiieo 

24,202,      NICirr   ROPES       Keci^t.iv,l    February    i:;,    1S94 
F,    RosKNFKi.i.    .\.    Cm       lif-nrvv^d    February    lo,    1924,    to 
Faultless  Ni.irbtvvear  <  Mrpi.ratloii    1  E.  Rosenfeld  &   Co.  c 
Halttrnore,   Md,,   nssi.tjnee. 


877 


I 


TRK 

I -a  bo 
1923 


LABELS 


RE(rLslEKEL)  OCTOBER  30,  1923. 


vitk:  genuine:    ra  der  mo    complexion 

'  M.      F'or  Complexion   ("roam,     Joseph    F^krel 
<  oim;     business     vindor     the     namf     uf     RaiK'rni.i 

catari.'s.   Pplham.    \.   Y,      I'utilis'i.d  S*pt>'ni!).T   7 


2^.rj03.— Title:   JAI>.  AN"    AND  A  RErUESENTATK  )N  OF 
TWO  EYES.      F'or  a  Polish  and  Coating  for  Japanned,    i 
VarnlBhe<J.  or  Enameled  Surfaces.      Fbank    S.   K'Erj.T, 
.loini:   business  as  Kelly's  Japan   Polish  Co..   i'hicaijo. 
ubli^hed  October  2,  1922. 


"t  litlr:  rnXlK  ROSK  For  Hair  Nets.  Thb  O.  D. 
Milllgan   rompiuiy.    Spriimtield,    M..       Publlshe*!   June 

!•<.   Ut-'a. 

".".  Iidr-  UosK'S  n  KK  HONEV  For  Honey 
SiM.iN  I!  Ro.SK,  ilolriK  iiusln^s*  as  S.  B.  Roiw  k  Co., 
V^-w    ^..rk.    N.    V        {'uhliotutl   .Inly   'Jt>,    lUSA. 

'>'l-  litlr  KAM.V  I'ACKS.  1- ..r  Candy  United 
I'fU'.  (i.iri'^sv.  il.iiii;;  buHlnt'isa  under  the  name  of 
'nit'.!    (  aii.ly    <  (iiiiiiany      Bo«ton.    Mass.      I'ublUhed 

J,,),       1         !,,■.;. 


PRINTS 

REGISTERED  OCTOBER  3U,  U^_>3. 


^.945  — 7.  ie.  RING  HER  AT  BEIMAN'S.  For  Jewelry 
Ii.  BiiMA.v  AND  Sons,  Chicago,  111.  PuMlslie-i  No- 
vember  1,    192'2. 

«,946.— r«|z^.    THE    RAYBESTOS    W.VV    l.S     Ilii;    SAFE 
WAY'.      For    Brakes    and    Bralte    Liulngn.       IHf,    Rav 
BESTijk  Company,   BrldReport.   Conn.      Pul.iish.-d   Juiv 
1,    1933. 

•".,0*7.— rii;e.  ANOTHER  <.UK.Cr  M  illRVKMKNT  BY 
THE  ^gUIBB  LABORATORIES.  I  .r  OenUl  Cream. 
E.  R.  Sqcibb  Jk  SoN.q,  N.-w  York,  v  >■  I'Mhiished 
J.inuaU-  .{1,   192.3 

6,948     -Tillr:    NOW     \i>\      C.\N     KNOW     WHAT     VOI  H 
I'KNTAL    CRE.VM    WILL    I>0.      For    rNiir;il     iream 
E.    R,    S'i'.-IBB    &    Snv^;,    N\.»-    York.    N.    Y        I'ublNhed 
January  2."),  1923 

37^ 


,[,4(4 —-I, , If.  IIS  I'uINTS  OF  .\DVANTAGE.  For 
Soiiiiiri-nrum  S-jnIbb  E  R  SgciBB  k  Sons,  New 
Vnrk.    N     Y,       Pubilslie.1   May   .;.    1923 

.'*^'"        I"!,  I•I.KA^,\^T        ILWOR        .MEANS  PRE 

ri:itHi:i>  sales.      F..r     Aromatic     Squibb.  E.     R. 

S.JI  I  HI!  *  Smvs.   New    Y.rk    N    Y       I'ubllsbod  June   1, 

i;<2.; 

.'<-l        Utlr     SQIIHBS     HEALTHY     BABY     CONTB8T. 

1     r    Niirst-ry    Prfxh).  ts       R    R.    ggriBB  k  Sons,   New 

V-rk,    V     Y,       Puhllsli..(1   April    I,   1923. 

•'-  Txtlf  S.\NY  i:  N.V.ML  l'..r  Enamel  Fixtures. 
Ttm  Wim-tFNwii  Sri-'iALTv  f'n..  Ivr.,  New  York. 
N     V        I'ut.ilsh.'.!     (line    12,    1923. 


REISSUES 

OCTOBER  30,  1923. 


15,706.  FANS.  Maurici  M.  Glasskk.  Charleston,  S.  C.  operative  as  a  fvsuh  uf  tli.-  esstablisbin.^j  ■  f  the  -on- 
Filed  Aug.  1(5,  1921.  Serial  No.  492,851  Original  ti.'ctlon  for  riut'inn  called  lines,  a  swiiai  J.r  jirodni- 
No.  1.354.09S,  dated  Sept.  28.  1920,  Serial  No.  itiR  interruptions  in  said  calling;  line,  and  nieniih  re- 
329.960,  filed  Oct.   11,  1919.      14  Claims,      ((.'l.  230    -1)  Hpnn.^ive    to    said    interruptions    for    rerinpin^r    called  lines. 


1.  In  an  electric  fan,  the  combination  with  the  motor 
•caalnK.  of  a  yoke  comprlsin):  a  body  and  arms  having 
bearings,  the  motor  casing  having  journal  pins  Jour- 
iialt-d  in  the  bearings,  a  conn^'Ctlon  between  the  fan  and 
the  yoke  for  oscillating  the  motor  casing  on  the  Jour- 
nal pins  when  the  fan  is  rotated,  a  sleeve  extending 
transversely  of  the  body  of  the  yoke  at  the  center  there- 
of, a  post  for  supporting  the  fan  on  which  the  sleeve 
is  Journaled,  a  ratchet  whe<'l  secured  to  the  lower  end 
of  the  post,  an  arm  pivoted  to  the  post  below  the 
ratchet  wheel,  a  pawl  carried  by  the  arm  and  engaging 
the  wheel,  said  arm  having  a  depending  pin,  and  a  fork 
carried  by  the  nrotor  casing,  the  pin  engaging  I)etwfen 
the  arms  of  the  fork. 


15,706.       TWO-WIRE     PARTY-LINE     LOCKOIT    TELF 
PHONE    SYSTEM.      Tai-bot   G.    Martin,   Chicago.    Ill 
assignor     to     Automatic     Electric     Company.     Chicago, 
111.,    a    Corporation    of    Illinois.       Filed    I>ec     7.    1921 
Serial    No.    520,699.      Original    application    filed    Jan. 
3,    1911,    Serial    No.   600,610.      Renewed    Apr     29.    191S, 
Serial    No.    231,539.      Patent    No.    1,291.687.      Divided 
and  application  filed   Dec.   7,   1918,   Serial   No    265. Si  3 
Original     No.     1,324.202,     dated     Dec.     9.     1919.       18 
Clalma.     (CL  17»— 17.) 

A 


15,707.  COFFEE-BREWING  APPAHATT  S  Fhank  H 
SiMONTON,  New  Yf)rk,  N.  Y.,  assignor,  \-y  direct  .'u.d 
mesne  assignments,  of  thirty-eight  and  one  half  per 
rent  to  Alfred  A  Smith  and  twenty-flve  per  cent 
Til  .Iidni  K  Ferdinand,  jr.,  both  of  New  ^^.rk,  N,  Y. 
Filed  Nov.  15.  1922,  Serial  No.  601.ir.<;.,  Original 
application  filed  Dec.  lu.  \:>\s  s.  rial  N-  26G.0U6. 
Kenewed  Aug.  6.  19-1.  Serial  No  4i«i,:.4'.<  original 
No.  1,409,123,  dated  Mar,  7.  1922.  lu  Claims.  i,Ci, 
5,'i — 3,  I 


1,  An  apparatus  as  i  liariirterized  ciaisprisliip  .-i  re- 
ceptacle having  relatively  small  opening!-  f"r  hildini: 
pulverized  coffee;  a  holder  for  said  receptacle;  an  in- 
verted container  for  a  determinate  quantity  ,.f  liquid, 
said  container  being  closed  .-it  tiu'  top  ;  niean^-  includiTig 
a  valve  having  a  plurality  of  cnnimnnicaimv'  ducts 
therein  for  successively  deli\<'rinK  water  to  >aid  cm- 
talner  and  from  said  container  to  said  rei  ept::r'  said 
water  passing  through  said  pulverized  cotfee  therein, 
and  a  means  for  delivering  steam  under  pnssun  ro 
said  receptacle  simultaneously  with  the  delivery  of  ths 
water  thereto  so  that  the  steam  may  for.  c  the  water 
through    the    pulverized    coffee. 


15,708,  TABLE  MAT,  Charles  I.aipm.-.s.  i;i,.veiand, 
Ohio.  Failed  Apr.  .6.  11>23.  Serial  N-  t>r,-l>t.iO. 
Original  No.  1,378,471,  dated  May  17,  1921.  Serial  No. 
385,124,  filed  May  29,   1920.     5  Claims       'CI.  65—53.) 


i^ 


1.  A  table  mat  comprising  a  plurality  of  heat  insu- 
lating sections  and  a  pair  of  flexible  covering  sheets 
disposed  on  the  opposite  sides  of  said  heat  insulat- 
ing sections  respectively  and  secured  thereto,  said  cov- 
ering sbeets  being  arranged  to  provide  hinges  which  are 


1  In  a  telephone  exchange  system,  a  plurality  of 
lines,  automatic  means  for  eBtabltabing  a  connection 
between    a   calling  aad   a   called   line,   automatic   means  i   defined  by  a  flat  portion  of  one  of  the  sheets  extending 

879 


880 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  30, 1923 


!  i 


*  I 


across    th*>    joint    and    a    portion    of    thf'    opposite    Bh*>et 
foldetl    to    eitpnd    bet-ween    the    ndjoinintj    edges    of    the 
spctionh.    the    Innermost    edge    of    fhf    fold    being    In    en 
i:;i>jpm4iit    wtth    the    inner    side    of    the    first    mentione<l 


sheet 
to   thf 


and    each    hinge    openlnR    in    a    dlr>>otion    opposit- 
lirectlon   of   the   adjacent    hlinje 


15.711.      DRIvr.Ni;    MF:rHANISM    FOR    MOTOR    CARS. 
.VRTHTR    F     Baker.    Oakland,    ("alif.,    asslffnor    to    Th« 

I'frf.H-t'i     (.■■!ii-      I  >irrerrritinl      Co..     Seattle,     Wash.,     a 
rarpoT-Titlon  Flhxl      Aj.r       16.      ]91.'3         Serial      No. 

'■'-'^:       "r:!':!;    \..     1  .;'-_'!l..;  1  <i.   da tf>d    .Irni     L'T.    I'Jl'O. 
Serial    No     ^i4.-':;r),    filed    Jan.    2».    191. h.      :^0    Claim*. 

<n  74    no. 


'.7(9.  THEFT  KETKCTOii  FOR  AUTOMOBII.KS. 
./oaEPH  J  VfjCHALSKi.  BuBfalo  N  Y  Filed  Sept. 
'■>  U-22.  Serial  No.  588, 47f)  OriK'inal  No  1.414,5.'l, 
date<l    May    2,    1922,    Serial    No     490. 7sr,.    flled    Aii2     H, 


if>: 


an 
coil 


1     A 

compri 

ri.)i 

with    at: 
portion 

"'asiii^ 
pareii- 


'heft     detector    for    auton:iolole.s     au.i     'd,      like. 

iiK    .ia    opaque   casing   havini;    ■i    trMiisparenr    p..r- 

J    m.inually     controlled     indicatitig    mennH    hnv- 

tra.'tinif     p<jrtion8     each     movaljle     :rito     r^iiister 

id    tr:in.-<pdrent    portion,    oo*-    r>t    said     ■i,>r.rr;i-ii,i_' 

beintc    (-oncealed    by    the    opirjue    bcwly    ..f    said 

trh.-n    the    rither    Is    disphivd     thrilu-!s    •i:<.'u\     :-:,!.< 

jortiori. 


ELErTRIC  STE.XM  .\ND  HOT  U  ATKR 
R'HiiEH.  Nils  Richard  Fmhs.sbi.ad.  V;i.«iteras, 
Sweden  filed  Autf,  2t),  19--  S'  rial  No  ."s.-,  (i.-.n 
'Til,':  lal  N..  l..Hs6,4S7.  dated  Auf,  2.  !9L'l.  <erlal 
No.  188.033,  filed  Jane  10,  1 9:.'0  3  Claims  (Ci. 
219-  -40.  I 


19    riafms.      (CI     24— fl.-^  )  . 


1  I  i  ,1  iH.wrr  trangmission  device  In  combination. 
tw  1  axle-;  ,1  dlfTtreiitlal  mechanism  throuKh  which  Raid 
ax.f-^  ir  dnv.f  »  pi, notary  t'enr  wyBtem  Includlnj;  a 
rintr  gear  ind  t  ■  which  th**  power  in  applied,  and  means 
for  drlTlnfj  the  differential  throogh  the  Intermediate 
gears    of    the    planetary    ^ear    system. 


15  71L'  IDKNTIFIiArjON  MP:aNS  l-XDK  UMBRKL- 
LA.<  [ARASmS,  FTC  iiAMEL  IIiRsi  »,  New  York, 
N  \  Filed  A;  r.  4,  Krj.;.  Serial  No.  (529.938.  Origi- 
nal   No      1.41'  00*5.    dated    Mar.    28.    1922.    Serial    No. 

iiV^.r,'-,::.   filed   .Vl.iy   ll,    1021,      .-;  Claims.      (CL   40—21.) 


^/. 


€C£^ 


rriX 


1.   In    an   electrical  steam  or  hot  water   boiler,    .1   iium 
'»er  of  suhtneruod   electrodes   Inrroduood   tliroufh    the   b' 
torn   of   the    boiler,   and   a   submerged    insulntiiik'    tnh.-    -ur 
ronndinit    each    of    said    electrode.'*,    said    !ube    beintf    open 
at  both  ends. 


1.  All  Identiflcaliori  device  conuistlng  .if  ;i  fleilble 
band  separable  fastening  memlwrs  for  mid  band  dis- 
poned one  adjaeent  each  end  thereof,  said  hand  having 
returned  side  portions,  a  transparent  plate,  longitudinal 
iTuritig  means  passiiiK  through  said  band,  portlona 
aiid  p  at.'  srid  an  identification  card  InsertJble  beneath 
sail  plat."  t'>  ;i:>ut  one  of  said  members  at  one  end  and 
to  engage  said  socuring  means  at  Its  kMagltaADal 
edges. 


DESIGNS 


OCTOBER  30.  1923, 


«.^.lrtr!       COMBINED    LAMT    PEDESTAL    AND    STAND    ;    «.T.16B.      GARDEN    FOUNTAIN        rrw*Kr    Zimkkk     Eu- 
GoTiHAiD    Hakfxk,    Buffalo.    N      Y        Filed     Fet.      13.  gene.    Oreg.       Filed    July     I.     UC-        Seria:    .N(       _P1  :i 

192.?       Serial    No,    B,16^.      Term    of    patent    "i    years.  Term  of  patent  14  years 


The   ..rnamental   desipn    for  a   combined   lamp   pedestal 
and  stand,  a.s  shown. 


Tbe  ornaiTifnta!  desiirii  for  a  canien  fountain,  as  shown 


«:;i':»  LANTERN  L.VMP.  Ai.hkkt  J.  D.  Ohh.  Astonu. 
N  ^■  .  assignor  to  Max  SchalTer  Co.,  a  Corporation 
ft  N.  A  York.  Filed  .Mar  i7.  11*23,  Serial  No  6,r>01. 
Tern,    of    patent    8)    years. 


'5.S,lfifl,  SrOON  OR  .^iMIIAU  ARTICLE  GROSvrNfiB 
N  Aii.KN,  Oneida  N  ^  ,  assi^'nor  x<^  Oneida  Commu- 
nity. I.inltpd.  Oiipidn,  N  Y,  Filed  Feb.  7.  1923. 
Serial    No     6.099.      Term    of    patent    14    years. 


I       The  ornamental  design   for  a   spoon   or  similar  ardrle. 
The   nrnamental   design   for   a  Innteru  lamp  as  shown    i   as  shown. 

881 


^82 


OFFICIAL  (lAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  HO,  192S 


<;:•.. IfiT       SVlTiASi:.      B\«;.      on      similar      ARTICI-E.    I    •;.'!  lt'>0       FI.dWKIt    STAND       IlEHBEKT   V.   BiGHAM,   Rosr- 

inif    Springs,    Tfi,      Piled    F.'b.    19,    1923.      Serial    No. 

■".■.'i»9       Tf-rni    of    p:it<»Dt    3i    yeam. 


Matkk    ixEi  MAN    :inii    HAnRY    \V     AXEtMAV.    Chicago, 
III,      Kil<d    M.-jy    :n,    IR'Jl       Serial    Vo     47:^,010.      Term 


f  pnrer     ''>i  years. 


lilt-   'jfii 
firtide  ns 

fi:!.lf>-«,      1 
iiii;    Spr 

S.L'US 


The  oriMiii.  iita  :    .l'-sii:ii 


ir  ;i   rli.urr  stnnil  ns  s!i.i«ii. 


r,.T  170  ATlOMor.lLE  ;E AR  SH  1  KT  LEVER  GEII'. 
Kv^MuMi  i;  Fi  ixK,  Fort  Worth,  Tex.  Filed  Mar.  27. 
]!>■_•:,       S.M  :    I    N'..     ". >'>09      Tfini  of  patent   7   yars. 


iiii'iital    .l«'si^n    for   ;i    su,  ti  ,i«', 
hown. 


M„-.   or    similar 


(_)\VKR  STANJi.  Hkuhkr;  V  Hi.hsm  K";ir- 
iii;9.  Tex.  File<l  Feb.  l'.»,  10.':'.,  Serial  No. 
TiTtn     of    patent      '.i     yt'^rn 


T!i»    'irT!:ini-T!r:il    (('j^iini    f"r    an    aatomobile    vjear   shift 


•  i.i.lTl  A!    niMOlill.E      GEARSHIFT-LEVER      (,K11' 

KA\iiONP   a     Fri"  E.   Fort  W<,rth,  Tex.     Filed  Mar.   27, 
l'.t2''.       Seriil   Nu    .'.Hlo      Term  of  patent  7  years. 


The  ornamental  dealgn  for  a  flower  itand,  at  shown. 


The    oniam  iual    dtsign    for    an    aatomobile   gear    ihift 
lever  (frip.  ■*■  shown. 


KMHiiiiii 


OCTOBEB  30,  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


883 


•  13,172.  GLv)IiE  FOR  LIGHTING  FIXTURES.  Fkkd 
KBicK  W.  Gbhhkk,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  nssignor  to  The 
Horn  &  Hr.innK^'n  Manufacturing  Co.,  Philadelphia,  Pa., 

a    I'oriMjriilion    .n"   P<>nnKylvania.      Filenl   June    16,    1922 
S.  rinl    Nn     2.70,3,      Term    jf  patent   7   ycrirs. 


Th.    urnaiiu'iital  disig^n  for  .i  globe  for  lightiDg  ftxturen, 


(■■^.J7,-..  CANDLE  CUP  FOIl  rKJHTING  FIXTIRKS. 
llAjiiLin.s  T  l\(>v>EiA.,  New  York,  N.  Y  ,  assiirnor  to 
-Vifred  \cster  Sons,  lin:  .  I'r.'\  ni.  [h  ,  R  i.,  h  I'orpora- 
M(.n  of  Hiiode  Inlaid       V\\<-^]  (ht     ^'^     i<*22,      S*  rial   No. 


*;.'!. 173  CIGARETTE  AND  MATCH  DISPENSlNt;  RK 
•  EPTACLE.  Savefio  Ckeaizo.  New  York.  N,  Y  Filed 
Nov.  ]«.  ]i)2-J,  g«rlnl  No  4  320.  Term  ..f  pat.-ot  7 
var< 


1  Ih-   ornameiita!    dit^iei]    f  ii 
tir !  :n  <->4.    as   s-tiown. 


.11- 


;p    fur    IlKl.fing 


Tlo-   wniain.'ntal    d.  sign    for   a   ri;;ar.'ttc  aud   match   dis- 
[••^i.iiiL:   rr.-.  otarli',   :k    shown. 


<■■'■. \'ih  .SOt  KET  (OVER  I'ni;  I,I<,HT!N(,  FIXTFRES. 
IIamilto.s  T.  Uowki.l,  N.  w  Y.Tk  .N  Y.  as.signor  to 
-Mired  V'-ster  Sons.  In<'.,  I'rovidi-u'e.  li  I,,  a  Corpora- 
lion  of  Rhod.'  Lsland.  Fil'-.l  Ort.  2''.  1922  Serial  No. 
t.l2t"i       Tcrni  of  patent  14  years. 


|..!.i'.  4       SPOON  OK  SIMILAR  ARTICLE.    Hkneik   Hii.l 
BOM,     WalUngford,    Conn,    assignor    to    R.    Wallact     & 
Sons     .\IIg.     Co  .     Wallingf.  rd.     Conn  ,     a     ("orfKiration 
I  ;le<i    .Tan.    30.    1023.      .K.Tial    No    .'i.032       Term   of   pat 
<n(    14    v  ar.s. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  spoon  or  ■imllar  article, 

kt  sLown. 


'Iht   ornamental  design  fof  a  socket  cover  for  lighting 
X  til  res,  as  shown. 


884 


;aE». 


fiS.177 
TL" 

Corpoifa 

Hal   N 


In;;   flx' 


63.1 7S 

V.'Eter 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBB  80, 1823 


BALL    LAMP    COVER    TOR    LIGHTING    FIX 

Uamiltox  T.  Howell,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  as 

to  Alfred  Verier  Sona,  Inc.,  Prortdence,  R.  I.,  a 

tion  of  Rhode  Island.     Filed  Oct.  2R,  1922      B^> 

4,128      Term  of  patent  14  ypars. 


F*A;-^ls^l.iA\ 


R;M7U.  BMRKOIDERED  FABRIC.  CHAKLM  F.  Ikl«, 
New  Tort,  N.  Y  Filed  Mar.  8,  1928.  Serial  No. 
.',407.     Term  of  piitent  Si  years. 


'^i?^^^#M^ 


~s^, 


The    ornanoei  ::h       (J«'.-ii:!i     for     ■  mbroldpi<-<i     fabric,     as 

r.i-:>^nt:il  i1e<i^!i   f  ^r  a  ball  lamp  covpr  for  ligh'     !    ''hown. 
-i .    a  s   s  h '  I  w  n  1 


<v.\.\<*<       ?:mi:K- '!l'l  RKI>    FABRn.:.      Chari.e.s    F    1kl«, 
N.-w    Y    rk      .N,    1.       FilPfl    .Mht.    28,    1823.       SrTia!    No. 


C.\NOPY  FOR   LIGHTING  FIXTURE^S.     Hamil    | 
HowF.rj  .   N^w   Yurk.    N     Y  .    assignor   to   Alfred  '  ''- '       ^   '"^  o'  patent   ,ij   y.^ars. 

Sons     Ir..- ,    I'Tovidt".:-'-.    R,    I.    :i    Corporation    of 

\<\axx>\       Fi.-.1   Ocr,    _'.'<,    liVj::       Serial   No    4.130. 
!   D.atPnt   14   v-.tr- 


T1»«  ornamental   de«ifn    for  a  canopy  for  UftatlDf  flx- 

tur>  s  as  shown. 


Tie    dr«fiBi«iital    ded^    for    embroidered    flabric,    as 

shown. 


wm 


OCTOBEK  30.  1D2:{ 


U.  a  PATENT  OFFICE. 


886 


68.181.      BMBROIDEBED    FABRIC.      CHASuns   F.    IKL<, 
New    York.    N.    Y.      FUed    Mar.   28,    1923.      Serial   No 
5.622.     T.rm  of  patent  31  years. 


sih^^ 


Tli>      oniaui' ntal     oeHigii     lor     embroidered     fabric,     as 

xhowri. 


63.182.  EMIiUOlDFRFn  F.VIJHIC  <nMii,KS  F.  iKifi 
New  York,  N.  V  filed  Mar.  2^,  192M.  Serial  No. 
R,«2R.     Term  of  patent  3i  years. 


r^v^ 


•5/  ^ 


The    ornamental    d«8lKB    for    embroidered    fabric    as 

shown. 


63.183.  ADVERTISING  SIGN.  Henhv  C.  Jai:vis.  New 
York.  N.  Y.  Filed  Dec.  <t.  1921.  Serial  No.  521,253. 
Term  of  patent   34   years. 


The    ornamental    desiK'i     fo:     ;iii     nlv.  rtlslni 
shown. 


:n     as 


;:;,184.  COMBINED  LAMl'  .SH.\DK  .*i.\D  J>'iAND. 
.I.\cou  F.  KuHi.EK.  .Xew  York,  .v  V  ,  astil^Mnn  !..  Metal 
l^imp  Corporation,  a  I'orponitioii  of  .New  York,  Filed 
.Ian.  i;-{,  1!»L':-!,  S»Ti:il  No  4,^:.'  i-nn  .f  iKstfOt  3i 
years. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  combined  lamp  shade  and 
■tand  as  shown. 


63,185.  COMBINED  L.^MP  SH.VI>E  AND  :>TAND. 
Jacob  F.  Kohlbh,  New  York.  N.  Y..  assignor  to  Metal 
I^mp  Corporation,  a  Corporation  of  New  York.  Filed 
Jan.  15,  1923.  Serial  No.  4,885.  Term  of  ratciit  3i 
years. 


The  ornamental  design  for  a  combined  lamp  Bhsleaiid 
staad  as  shown. 


886 


•3.186. 

Jacob 
Lamp 

Jan.    1 
Vicars. 


COMBINED     LAMP     SHADE     AND      STAND    j  «.M.S9.         IDENTIFICATION       AND       RKGI8TKATI0N 

F.   KOHLKR.   New  York.  N.  Y.,  aMiitnor  to  Metal   |  PLATE    FOR    AITOMOBILE8.      William    F.    Little, 

:orporatlon,  a  forporatlon  of  Npw  York.     Filed   |  St.    Louis.   Mo,      Filed  Oct    "J.'!.   192^'.      Scrtnl   No.  4.057 

;.   1923.      Serial   No    4.tS6       Term   of   patPnt   31    j  Term  of  patent    14   years 


T!>-   ..:■ 
itnnd  a-i 


63,187 
Ne« 

5i:-.  82 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTP: 


OcTonFR  30. 1923 


^ 


Th<^   ornflnipntal    ilenljtn    for   an    Irtentlflcntlon    nii.l    r- 
i;ameiit:il  desiKn   f'lr  .\   comblne<l   l.iu;;i  saa!.-;!i.'!        j.^crui^M,    ;-l.ite   for  .■iiit<.tii..bil«.s.   as  shown. 

siiown 


1'H(>M>;RA1'11    «  ABINKT.      Nath^s    Kka^ser. 
Vork,    N.    Y.       Fll»'«i     Nov.    8.     191.M         S*-rM      N-. 
■       Term   of  patfDt   SJ   years. 


Tlu-    . 
•hown. 

e;5.i«"- 

Fil.-d 
pn  ■»■■ 


rnamental    d<>si;;ii    fm-    a    |-h.'noi:riiph    rahinpt    as 


03,190.       I'OoRSTol'        ,!AMk;s     W,     MrKi.R.it,     I'lui.id'l 
phitl.     I':i         Filf.l     M.ir      .'7       1!^L':^         S.ri.'il     Nm      :,.>:\  I 

T'Trii    >;f   p;'  ■  -lit    7    vi  ;ir< 


The  ornnniiMif.T,   (!i'sii.'n   for  a  doorstop,  as  i^hcwn 


'5   ;  ,  1  9  !  LI<;htIN<;  FIXTl.RE      ARM.        Abraham 

I         MiLLKR,     Ne\\      York.     N      Y        Filed     Feb.     21,     1023 


>iJlS    P.WK,       l>iu--.i    J.    Ki  sh.i  .    fhi'^'iijii,    III 
.junp    10     ift-j'.',      .s.TKi:    N-:     :;,•■,;  1.      T- m;    of 


3_J 


r^. 


-^s^f^-^" 


Tho   ornamrntal   ileslizii    for   a    coin   hank,   ns   shown. 


■{"hp   ornanii'iiffil    <i<"<imi    fo-   :i    Ili;hliiiK   nxtnrr   nrm.   aa 
shown. 


October  30.  1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


887 


6  3,192.  TEXTILE  FABRIC.  Waltkb  Mdelbbbger. 
Maplrwood,  N.  J  ,  assignor  to  Natban  k.  Cohen  Co. 
Inc..  New  York.  N.  Y..  a  Corporation  of  New  York. 
Filed  Feb.  19.  1923.  Sf>r1nl  No.  5,204.  Term  of  pat- 
ent 3i   years. 


63,198.  GAITER.  Herbert  8.  Rai  h  New  York,  N  Y. 
Filed  May  22,  1922,  Serial  N(.  ■J.otiT.  Term  of  pat- 
ent 7  years. 


rh>'    oriKwrifiital    f1'>sl>:ii    f.^r    n    textile    faiirir    subatan- 
ti.-ili\    :iR   'iliown   nnd    described. 


f,:.VX:  K^I:(;I,ASS  m:NS  1-i:avk  i;  Mi  ui-m-.  .Mas-m 
Clf.v,  Inw;:  Filfii  Tel,  1.';,  ]92.".  Soriai  N.-  .",.ltU 
Term  of  patent  14  years. 


t 


li'  «  !i     :niil    ilf- 


63,196.       \\M\K.\      PAHRir,        FRa.m.       liMvi-        J'hll:: 
delphia,     I'a       aSM^,-n(;i'    tn    ijarduei     T>xiil'      ■  i        S*  w 
Vork,    .N     "l       a    i  nrp-oni tion    of    N(--.a     V,.rK        l'i;--.i    May 
-'•'      !!'-■■         S«Ti.'il     No.     ''.,:U4,       Ti":ii     oi     patent     ,;} 
^  curs. 


^^\ 


t*^l  JJ   ,- 


-  i,A.  ..;,..    .  ■  f=-^  ■ 


i/4«    ,'"    >-     > 


S>SSAS.£^S.SSSi     .Su3i5^£i,2^ 


'I'h.-  (vrnaniental  d<>Bipn   for   pyc^hiss   1<-ns   ;is   shown. 


f. ::  I'M  T.\HLR  John  rETKRSON,  Faribault.  Minu. 
Fil.d  IifM.  22.  1922.  Serial  No.  4,680.  Term  of  pat- 
'11 1  3i  years. 


Till'    ornamental    design    for    a    woven    fabric,    .viii.stnn- 
tiallv   a.s  shown 


0.".,li^7.  PHONOfiRArH  cabinet  Si,\\!F:v  Roth  and 
<[,KMFNT  F.  Ro.M.utKA.  Milwaukee.  Wis  Filed  Jan.  .'U. 
l!c_'i.      Serial  No,  441.498.      Tfrm  ..t   putoist   '^l   years. 

^1^  -^Si 


f  :'  r  r  r  r 

\\\m 


y   y 


/iff/-' 


The  ornamenffll  design  for  a  table,  aa  shown. 


The   ornamental    design    for    a    phono::r;ipl;    ca'iinct    as 
shown. 


888 

68,198. 
Filed 

14  yean 


BDTTLE.     CBJkPMAif  J.  Root.  Ttrre  Haute,   lad. 
Ja|i.  30,  1922.     Serial  No.  429.     Term  of  patent 


The  ornjimental  deaigo  for  a  bottle  a*  thowii. 


63,199. 
Filed  J 
14  yean. 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


Octobb80,1928 


83,200.  BOTTLE.  (  hapmin  J.  ROOT,  Terra  Haatc, 
Ind.  Piled  Not.  2S,  1921.  Serial  No.  517,780.  Term 
of  patent  14  years. 


■MaMHHH 


tlUu^iim 


•^-. 


(n- 1  ~\  ■ 


An  ornamental  derfjtn  for  a  bottlo  as  sbown. 


BJUTTLE.     William  K.  Root,  Terre  Haute,   Ind. 
30,  1922.     Serial  No.  442.     Term  of  patent 


an 


•^.-^.-'O!  TR.VY  H.VNDLK  Ixxis  M.  ScHMTiEB  and 
f.EON  Gabrowat,  Krooklyn,  and  Nathan  Qelfma*), 
New  York.  N.  Y.  ni.-d  Nov  22,  1921.  Serial  No. 
."ilT.llQ      Term  of  patent   -i   y.ars. 


S 


The  oriamental  design  for  a  bottle  as  alio  vu. 


The  oruaraentai  design   for  a   tray   handle,  as  shown. 


October  30. 1923 


V.  S.  PATEXT  OFFICE. 


889 


63,202.      SMOKERS  STAND  ATTACHMENT  FOR  BEDS.    '    r,r?,204.       Sl'OON     on    SIMILAR    ARTICLE.       Axel     H, 


William    RcyzoR\K,     Dt'frolt,    Mich.      FHed    Nov.    H. 
1922       Sft-i.-ii    No.    ri'tJL'       Term    of  patent  3J    years. 


The   ornamintal    iIpsIku    for    a    smokers   stand   attadi- 
ment  for  beds,  as  shown. 


63,208.  CASINO  FOR  VIOLET-RAY  GENERATORS 
William  Gk.ntky  Shelton.  Now  York,  N  Y.  Filed 
Feb.  3,  1922.  Serial  No.  523.  Ttrm  of  patent  14 
y«-ar8. 


The    ornamental    design     for    :i     i-.-isiiijr    for    violet-ray 
generator,  as  shown. 

31.')  ()  <;      r.s  • 


Staf.    ProvidciiCi-.    R.    I.,    aasiRnor    to    Gorham    Manu- 
facturing   tv.inpany.    Provid'-noe.    R.    I,,    a    Corporation 

of    Rho(i<>    Isian.i.       railed    Feb,    2,'-,    1922.       S*^rlal    No 
'MM      TfTTi,  of  patint  14  years. 


A    spoon   or   simnnr    article    »n;'.<  liis;,eii    with    the    i=ur 
face  ornamentation  as  eho"n 


ea.20.'i  LANTERN.  Half  T  Toen  sfelpt,  St.  Louis. 
Mo.  assiiriior  to  Hoiophane  ijlass  i  o..  Inc..  New  York, 
-N'  Y.,  a  <  iirjKiratioii  of  .New  .lerst\  Llled  Mar,  21, 
l'.>-'\.      S"-;ial    No.    .'..%,'.,'^,      T.  rm    (if    patent    14    years. 


I        The  ornamental  design   for  a   iantprn,   »>   shown. 


890 


63,20€.     DESK  TABLE.     Pbtvb  Van   Doi<i«bl«»,  Grand       63.208.        PERFUME      BOTTLE.        Caki.     WaKS,      De« 
RapldB,  Mich..  Mslgnor  to  H.   E.   Shaw  Furniture  Co..  Moines,   Iowa.      Hied   June  5,    1922.     Serial   No.  2.532. 


Grahd  Rapids.  Mich.     Filed  May  15,  1922.     Serial  No. 
,235.     Term  of  patent  7  years. 


Th> 


Ra 


The 


'mmtmmmmsm 


ffiKliiiii 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  80, 1923 


ornamental   design   for  desk  table,   as  shown. 


pid 


DESK   TABLE.      Pbtbr    Va.x    Dommeli.n Crand 
s,   Mich.,  aaaiffnor  to  H.   E.   Shaw  Furniture  Co.. 
id  Rapida,  Mich.      Filed   May    15,    1922       S.-rlal    No. 
Term  of  patent  7  years. 


;<^ 


ornamental   design   for  desk  table,   as   shown. 


Term  of  patent   14  years 


o 


The  ornamentui  dewlKn   for  a   perfume  bottle,  as  shown. 


6a.-'p»        I  i.MKi'IKt  j;     HANI'        UiiH    M.(;      Williams, 
For'     Ihunm-i     Ky  ,    (isai>?nor    to    Eljdn    .National    Watch 

I  ..[iijiin^      Kt.;:ii      III,    a    ( 'orpurn  tloii    of    Illfnolw.      Filed 
M  ii     ).',    )•'-'-■       ^.Jrlill    No.    2.245.      Term   of   patent    14 

y-'ar< 


63.20>1.      DESK  TABLE.      P»Tiai   Va.v    Dommblbn,  Grand 

Rapids,  Mich.,  assignor  to   H.  E.  Shaw  Furniture  Co..       stantially  as  shown. 
Graid  Rapids.  Mich.     Filed  May  15.   1922.     Serial  No 
2,2.18      Term  of  patent  7  yean. 


The    ornam»'nt;iI    design     for    a     timepiece    hand,    sub- 


The 


ornamental  design  for  desk  table,  as  shown. 


«.H,2ll  TIMEPIK*  E  K.ANI)  Lois  Mcii.  Williams. 
Fort  Thoma.'*,  Ky..  asulgnor  to  Elgin  National  Watch 
''onipaiiy,    E';,'ln     111.   a   Corporation   of   Illinois.      Filed 

Mi^     1  ■'     1  !»-"-■        Seriai    .No     ■_'.'_'47.      Term    of    patent    14 
yei)  rn. 


The  ornamental  d»'«lirn  for  a   timeplt^e  h.<ifid.  substan- 
tially as  shown 


PATENTS 


GRANTED  OCTOBER  3f».  192:^. 


1.472.0.^3  SrN-SHELTERINC  COVER  FOR  TNEF 
MATIC  TIKES  Haki.kv  r  K  Am>eb80n.  North  Van 
couver.  British  ColiimblH,  (  aniida.  F'lled  Aug.  17.  1922. 
Serial  N...  582.31.»o      :t  ClainiN       iri.   I.'.o — 54  , 


I 


1.  A  reniovahlf  protective  covit  fur  a  pneimiafii  tir<'. 
said  covtT  cf.niprl.Hing  a  strip  of  flexible  material  adapt"  ,i 
in  width  to  encircle  the  cros.s  section  of  the  tirt-  on  the 
rim  and  In  length  to  encircli*  the  tire  on  the  wheel  ami 
to  extend  to  near  the  ground  on  each  side,  and  means  for- 
supporting  this  cover  from  the  rim  of  the  whetl  to  pre 
serve  an  air  space  between  the  cover  and  the  lire,  said 
means  comprising  strips  of  resilient  metal  bent  to  encircle 
the  tire  in  cross  section  and  secured  at  intervals  .ipart 
to  one  face  of  the  cover,  tlie  tnds  (>f  which  strips  ar>' 
adapted  to  exercise  a  yieldin-  ^rip  on  the  rim  of  the 
wheel. 


1.472.034  MET .\L  WORKING  MACHINE.  Stead  A 
ASQiiTH.  Los  Angeles,  ("allf  Filed  May  11.  1922. 
Serial    No    .'.60.159.      30   Claims       (CI.    164— 86  ) 


1.  In  a  metal  working  machine,  a  work  holder  uni- 
versally movable  on  a  fixed  plane,  a  tracer  arm  unl- 
rersally  connected  to  said  work  holder,  a  sleeve  in 
which  said  arm  is  slidable.  a  vertically  adjustable  ele- 
ment for  holding  said  sleeve  at  any  predetermined  point 
Intermediate  of  the  ends  of  said  tracer  arm  ;  said  sleeve 


universally  mounted  in  said  elem«rit.  !i  dumni.\  .irm 
Kpac«-d  from  said  tracer  arm  universalJy  i-onnecte>1  to 
sal.l  work  holder,  and  a  second  sleev.-  in  which  said 
dummy  arm  i.s  slidable  ;  said  second  sleevt-  also  uiilver 
sa'Ay    mountfil   in  said  vertically  adjustJibh.    elenii-m. 


,47  2.03,%        MK.-XNS    FOR    SIGNALING    OVER     Mil '11 
I'LE.X     TK.\NSMISSION     CHANNELS.       Herman     A 
-VrrEi,.    Brooklyn,    N.    Y.,    assignor    to    .\merican    Tele- 
ph.ine  and   Telegraph   Company,   a  Corporation   of  .Ni  w 
Vnrk        Filed    .Tnly    •JU.    1019,       Serial    No,    314. nio        9 
t  hums       I  Ci.    179 — 15.) 


To   Multxpit 
FrrQufncy  Source 


1.  In  a  sifiiialing  system,  an  arrangement  for  modu- 
lating high  frequency  carrier  oscillations  in  accordance 
with  signals,  said  modulating  arrangement  being  ar- 
ranged to  normally  suppress  the  transmission  of  the 
carrier  oaciUations,  means  to  impress  telephone  currents 
upon  said  modulating  arrangement  whereby  oscillations 
modulated  in  accordance  with  said  telephone  currents 
will  be  transmitted,  and  means  whereby  In  response  to 
a  ringing  signal  said  modulating  arrangement  will  per- 
mit the  transmission  of  oscillations  of  constant  ampli- 
tude. 


1.472.036       MEANS    FOR    RESURFACING    CYLINDERS. 
Olaf    a.    Andetrso.n    and    Johx    M.    Macrae,    Detroit. 
Mich  ,    assignors    to    Michigan    Machine    Co..    Detroit, 
Mich.,    a    Corporation    of    Michigan.      Filed    July    14. 
1919.      Serial   No.   310,770.     44    Claims.      (Cl.   29 — 26,  t 
1.   In   portable  apparatus   for  re  surfacing  cylinders,   a 
cutting  tool,  and  means  for  supporting  such  tool  relative 
to    the   cylinder    bore    to   provide    tool   movement   in    the 
direction  of  length  of  the  bore  with  the  movement  selec- 
tively through  a  cutting  helical  path  or  a  path  differing 
from  such  helical   path  Jn  the  rate  of  advance  through 
the  bore  under  similar  speed  conditions  of  power  appll 
cation,    said    means    including    a    rotatable    tubular    ele 
ment    extending    axially    of    the    bore    and    operative    to 
drive  and  guide  the  tool,  means  for  advancing  the  tool 
relative  to  the  element  during  tool   movement   in  either 
path,   and   means   posltlonable   at   opposite   ends   of   the 

891 


;  ! 


892 


cylinder 
its  axis 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OCTOBEB  80, 1928 


bore   for   supporting  said    tubular   element   witb 
alined  witb  tbe  bore  axis,  said  advandog  me«ns 


Inrludtnip 
for    s&U 
Bucb  paiba. 


an  actuating  means   forming  the   power   source 
elements    during    tool    moTement    In    either    of 


►•dges  of  the  merabtTs,  the  shank  of  the  slot  In  tbe 
second  member  hHvlntf  a  triiiisvrrse  arm  opening  Into  a 
loDKltudlnal  pitPtii^loii,  the  extension  being  adapted  to 
b<«  brought  into  registra tlon  with  the  shank  of  the  slot 
in  the  flrwt  memtwr,  and  a  cover  pivoted  to  said  members 
and  carryinK  a  latch  which  is  engaged  in  the  shank  of 
th)"  slot  of  tbe  first  member  when  tbe  fastener  la  doaad. 


1.472.03rr.  8CAL£.  HoLLia  B.  Bao<3,  Watertown.  Conn.. 
issignor  to  ScorlU  Manufacturing  Company,  Water- 
bury.  Conn.,  a  Corporation  of  Connecticut.  Original 
appli<jatlon  filed  Aug  7.  1918,  Serial  No.  248.879. 
rHvldiKl     and     this     application     flle<i     Apr.     24,     1920. 


Serial 


1.    In 


No.  376,202.     2  Claims.      (CI.  74 — 104.) 


bearing,  the  combination  with  a  knife  edge 
pivot  b4r.  of  a  support  therefor  including  two  recessed 
blocks  ip  wblcb  the  pivot  engages,  a  base  on  wMcb  tbe 
reata,  one  of  the  meeting  faces  of  said  parts 
being  r4anded  to  permit  a  rockln?  movement,  whereby 
tbe  snpimrt  la  enabled  to  have  a  rocking  movement  with 
to  the  t>ase.  and  pivot  pins  on  one  of  the  meeting 
faces  0 '  said  parts  received  by  recesses  in  the  other 
faeea,  whereby  the  support  may  have  a  pivotal  movement 
with  n>speet  to  the  base. 


1,472,038.  FASTENER  FOK  ArTOMOBII.FU  CHAINS 
Chbsmt  V.  Ba?»I!:s.  Kinross,  Iowa.  Filed  Dec.  17, 
1921.     Serial  No    523,130.     3   Claims.      iCl.   24—242.) 


1.   A 
second 


fastener  comprising  plvotaliy   connected  flrat  and 
members,    each    of   said    memt>ers    being   provided 


with    ait    approximately    L-shaped    slot,    each    slot    com 


prMng 


a  tranarerse  head  and  a   longitudinal  shank,  the 


feeads  of  the  alots  opening  at  one  end  through  opposite 


1.472,039,  L.\8TIN(;  M.XCHINE.  AiTHUa  Bat 
Leicester,  England.  asHlKnor  to  United  Shoe  Biachlnerx 
Corporation,  Paterson,  N  J.,  a  Corx>oration  of  Naw 
Jersey       Ktled   M«.v    16.    1921.      Serial  No.  470,101.     t4 

riaims,      (CI.    12 — 2.) 


1.  In  a  mflchlne  having  instrumentalities  for  effeetlnf 
successive  operations  upon  the  work,  the  combination  of 
oi?»ratlng  means  common  to  the  Instnimentalltlea  for 
operating  ttern  in  timed  relation,  a  driving  member 
arranged  for  rotation  at  a  uniform  angnlar  velocity, 
and  means  between  the  ilrlvlng  member  and  aald  o|>er- 
atlng  mean«i  acting  to  retard  movement  of  said  oper- 
atine  me;in<!  rtiatively  to  the  driving  member  while  one 
of  said  Instrumeiit.-tlltles  in  operating  and  for  accelerat- 
tiig  iiKv.  m.'rit  iif  said  op-'ratint:  means  above  that  of  the 
driving  member  at  another  time  in  the  cycle  of  tbe 
machine. 


I  i 


i4n  A!  TOM\T[i  .\IHFEEIt  AND  ROTATION- 
NMT'ik  I  (iNTUriL  FiiK  lUX'K  HKILLS.  L«wi8  C. 
fUv'Ks  Kn^ioii  Fa,  as.slenor  to  Ingersoll-Rand  Com- 
J  .  a  <orporatlon  of  New  Jersey. 
Serial    No.    514  648.      1 1  Clalma. 


fxnny,    Jersey    i 

■!ty. 

N 

Fi;.'.!    N.,v      l: 

,    1 '.  t 

21 

iCl.    121  —  5.; 

1.   A    rock    drill    of   the    hnmmer    type,    having    a    fluid 
actuated  rotation   motor  iind  a   fluid  pressure  feedins  d*- 


OCTOBIB  30, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


888 


■ent,  and  aatomntic  controlling  means  for  increasing  tbe 
rotation  by  opening  communication  for  fluid  pressure 
fiDB  tbe  feeding  element  to  the  rotation  motor. 


1,472.041.       FOLDING    MACHINE.       Lewis    J      Hazz(i.m, 
Swampscott,    Mass..    assignor    to    United   Shoe    Machin 
ery  Corporation,  Paterson.  N.  J.,  a  Corporation  of  New 
Jersey.     Filed  Aug.  4,   1916.     Serial   No.   315,181.     26 
Claims.      (CI.   12 — 66.1 

99      «  a  t  »- 


1.   A    folding    machinr,    having,    in    conililnatlon.    n    tda 
tlonary   support   for   the   work,   an   endless    folder   having 
Its  operative  run  Inclined  to  tlie  surface  of  the  support 
and  means  for  pressing   the  fold. 


1.472.042,        CI.<')TI1ESL1N1;     fI..\MP,        .Axto.n     BsriTi 
MASDi.   Jers.y   City.   N.    .1       Filed   Apr.  18,  1922.      Serial 
No.   554,921.      1    Claim.      (CI     24  — 134  i 


/.'5- 


\  H.^^'-.- 


■/3 


^ 


^ 


A  rope  clamp  of  the  class  described  comprising  a  plate 
having  oppositely  disposed  bent  ends  provided  with  aper 
tures  to  receive  a  rope  trained  therethrough  the  material 
of  said  plate  having  upwardly  struck  ears  on  each  side 
thereof  and  substantially  intermediate  the  ends,  a  curved 
lever  plvotaliy  connected  to  the  said  ears,  said  lever 
having  an  enlarged  groove<l  head  at  its  pivoted  con- 
nection for  clamping  a  rope  on  the  plate. 


1,472,043.  LOCK.  Adolf  Bckji:.  Sollngen,  Germany. 
Filed  Aug.  26.  1921.  Serial  No.  495,569.  4  Claims. 
(CT.  70 — 46. »  (Granted  under  the  provisions  of  the 
act  of  Mar.  3,  1921,  41  Stat.  L.,  1318.) 


LV£JLr-^^— 

r 

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1' 

^iE?^t" 

9' 

P- 

^"'"'/ffri    P/ 

1.  A  safety  drtor  lock  compriKln;  a  toothed  bolt;  a 
bolt-driving  memlter  consisting  of  two  ringa  with  a  key- 
opening    in    eacb    and    pins    connecting    the    rings    and 


adapted  to  engage  with  the  teeth  of  the  bolt ;  cylinder 
locks  arranged  st  opposite  sides  of  the  door  and  baring 
key-passages  In  line  with  the  said  key-openings,  a  key 
adapted  to  be  inserted  through  nny  of  the  said  key- 
paaaagea  into  a  said  opening  and  to  thus  couple  a  cylin- 
der lock  with  th  ■  bolt-driving  member 


1.472.044.  METHOD  AND  APPARATUS  FOR  PRO- 
DUCING NAIL  STRI.NGS.  James  A  Beogan,  Law- 
rence, Mass..  a.sBlgnor  to  I'nlted  Shoe  Machinery  Cor- 
poration. Peterson,  N.  J.,  a  Corporation  of  New  Jersey, 
nied  Mar,  22.  1920.  Serial  No.  367.751.  48  Claims. 
(CI.    10 — 45,) 


1.  That  improvement  in  methods  of  making  naU 
strings  from  strips  of  stock  whicb  (omprises  gripping  a 
strip  of  stock  at  localities  spaced  .ilong  the  length  of 
the  strip,  and  forcing  the  gripped  portions  of  the  strip 
toward  ench  other  to  form  a  lead  for  a  nail  of  the  nail 
string. 


1,472.045.  STF.\.M  Bnil.KR  ,\i.bkkt  L  BRr»GGEMA.v, 
Newark.  N,  J  Filed  Apr  14,  1J»21  Serial  No. 
461,333.     S   Claims.      (Cl.   122— 42s,  > 


1.  A  Steam  boiler  comprising  upper  and  lower  drums, 
a  bank  of  tubes  connecting  said  drums,  and  a  refn>rvolr 
having  a  steam  dome  at  the  top,  a  storage  compartment 
t>eneath  It.  and  a  bottom  compartment  beneath  the 
storage  compartment,  tuhea  connecting  the  upper  and 
lower  compartments  of  the  reservoir,  water  tubes  con 
nectlng  the  iipp  r  drum  and  tie  steam  dome  tulow  the 
water  level,  tubes  connecting  the  upper  part  of  the  upper 
drum  with  the  steam  dome,  and  a  connection  between  the 
lower  c  mpartment  of  the  reservoir  .ind  the  lower  drum. 


1,472.046.     DISPENSING   DEVICE       .\dpik  E.  Cavtueu.. 

Camp    Point,    111.      Filed    Mar.    25,    1922.      Serial    No. 

646,774.     3   Claims.      (CI.   221  —  14.) 

3.  Ad  article  of  manufacture  comprising  a  cover  for 
liquid  containers  having  an  opening  tbereln,  a  spout 
projecting  from  said  cover  in  alinement  with  said  open- 
ing, a  hinged  valve  secured  to  said  cover  and  adapted  to 
close   said    opening,    a    vent    tube   depending   from   said 


I 
li 


■II 


894 


T  (O 


coTer,  ao 
of  said 
vent  tub* 
Talve.  th< 


said    tube 
operating 
portion    0 
said    val 
<ald 


TK 


OFFICIAL  GAZETTE 


OcTOBUt  30.  IflZS 


aaxlliary  valve  adapted  to  cloae  tbe  lower  end 
It  rube,  a  plangcr  rod  eztendlDg  throagh  said 
and  operatiTely  connected  to  said  auxiliary 
lower  end  of  said  pltinfer  rod  projecting  from 


and    provided   with   an    oBm-t    [><^)rtion.    n    valvp 

rod   connectlDK  said   hinged   valvt'    to   the  offset 

said    planger    rod,    and    a    spring    tfrured    to 

operating    rod   and    said    vent    tube    to    retain 

hinged  valve  in  closed  position. 


1,472.047  METHOD  OF  LAPPING  MKTAK  I'IPES 
Otto  Sf  Carlson,  L'hlcago,  111.,  assignor  to  Crane 
Co.,  Chicago.  111.,  a  Corporation  of  lUiuola.  FllfHl 
May  13,  1922.  Serial  No.  560,794.  ti  Claims.  iCl. 
29—156.) 


1.  The 
heating 
heated 
ferentlal 
the  radia 
the  metal 


tlie 


method    of    lapping    pipes,    which    '-orLsists    in 

portion  of  the  pipe  to  be  Hanged,  working  t  lie 

m^tal  into  rough  flange  form,  cooling  the  cirrum 

margin  of  the  partially  form  d  flange  to  restrict 

diaplacement  of  the   metal,  and   then   working 

thus  restricted.  Into  final   flange  form. 


1.472.048 
GRAPH 
Holte. 
336,920 
2.  The 

films   to 

consists 

or  film 

a  substa 

stvm   cart^ 


METHOD  OF  IIAKDKNING  OF  I'HOTO- 
IC  FILMS.  Jims  Hebmam  CHBiSTENsm. 
Denmark.      Filed    Nov.    10.    1919.      Serial    No. 

2  Claims.      (CI.  95—88.1 

method    of    developing    photographic    plates    or 

>rovide   a    picture    of    hardened    gelatine    which 

in    treating   the   exposed   and   undeveloped    plate 

w  th  pyrocatechin  and  a   mixture  of  alcohol   and 

npe  selected  from  the  group  consisting  of  potas- 

nate   and  potassium   bromide. 


1,472.049  ENDLESS  CONVEYER.  ALraw)  L.  Clar«, 
WellsviJe,  Ohio.  Filed  Apr.  13,  1922.  Serial  No. 
652,203      9   Claims.      (CI.   214—18.) 


1.   K   cHaio  belt   formed  of   links   flexibly   coupled   with 
Mntlsuoui   conoectlBg  passages   thorethrougb,   m<nns   for 


supplying  a  beat  imparting  medium  cooaecutivelj  te 
the  passages  through  said  links  at  one  point  of  ttaa 
transit  of  the  belt,  and  means  for  exhausting  the  heat 
imparting  medium  of  each  link  nt  another  point  of  th« 
transit.  • 


1.472,050        I.IGflTI.NG    FI.VTURE.       AuGi.STt  s    D.    Cca- 
Tis.    Chicago.    Ill       Filed    Sept.    17,    1921.      Serial    No. 


'.'il  JH,-        1  L'    (  jHtm-^ 


Ml     LMO— 02.  I 


\.  In  A  lighting  fixture  the  combination  with  a  lamp 
support  and  lamp,  of  a  hanger  member  mounted  on  the 
support  above  the  lamp,  a  light  directing  member 
mounted  on  the  hanger  member  and  depending  there- 
from in  operative  asBoclation  with  the  lamp,  and  a 
light  modifying  member  supported  on  the  hanger  mem- 
ber and  depending  therefrom  to  encompass  the  lamp  and 
light  directing  member:  said  light  modifying  member 
having  portions  accommodating  passage  of  light  directly 
from  the  lamp  and  portions  disposed  to  receive  llcht 
transmitted    I'y   the  light   directing  member 


1.471' ii.'.i  IIDI  SKHOI.n  .MTLIANCE.  Fred  M.  Davis, 
Chicago.  IM  P'iled  Apr  1.1.  1922.  Serl;il  No.  .V.3.264. 
4    Claims,       (CI.    02      90) 


-tt^, 


4.  .V  combination  .Me|f  driven  refrigerating  and  air 
cotrditloning  unit  comprising  mainly  a  two  chambered 
housing  and  an  internal  combustion  engine,  one  of  th> 
chambers  having  therein  a  refrigerator  box.  evaporation 
screens,  and  spray  nozzles,  and  the  other  chamber  hav- 
ing air  warming  means  communicating  with  the  water 
jacket  of  said  engine,  a  pump  connected  to  said  nossles, 
and  a  fan.  said  fan  and  pump  being  operatively  con- 
nect>(l  to  said  engine. 


1.472.0.^.2         FLECTR08TEAM     RADIATOR.        Fbrd     M. 

D.AVKs.   Chicago,   111       Filed  Apr.   17,   1922.      Serial   No. 

T,W\.m^.     4  Claims.      (01.  219 — 38.) 

1.  A  steam  radiator  adapted  for  household  use  con- 
structed and  adapted  to  serve  as  a  heating  outlet  for  a 
separate  common  steam  generator  and  also  as  a  self 
contained    generating    and    radiating    unit,    said    radiator 


OCTOBEB  30, 1923 


U.  S.  PATENT  OFFICE. 


895 


having   an    inlet    to   admit    steam    from    the    outside   and 
also  a   source  of  heat   therein   to  vaporize  water  In   the 


»    «' 


lowi  r  part,  and  automatic  means  to  control  the  said  h>at 
soiir'e  and  the  xtipply  of  water  to  said  radiator  rewpec 
tlvely. 


1,472,0.').'?  MOLD  FOR  RUBBER  GOODS.  Thehon 
Davis.  New  York.  N.  Y.  Filed  Nov.  25.  1921.  Serial 
No    517,462.      s   Claims.      (CI.    18—42.) 


1.  A  mold  member  comprising  a  metallic  plate  having 
«peniiigs  therethrough  with  tapering  walls,  and  sheet 
uietal  shells  constructed  to  form  mold  cavities,  said 
shells  being  tapered  exteriorly  to  correspond  with  the 
tapering  wnlls  of  the  metallic  plate  and  being  larger 
at  their  open  ends  than  the  openings  in  the  plate,  where 
by  the  shells  may  lw>  driven  firmly  into  the  said  openings 
;uid   wedged   into   their  seats. 


1.472.0.'.t  rNl.i).\liIN(;  MACHINE.  Uobekt  Z.  I  >haki. 
Omaha.  Nehr  Filed  Dec.  1.  1022  Serial  No.  f)04,17,S. 
11   Claims.      (II    214—16.) 


^#M=^ 


I.   Id    an    unloading   machine   for   loaded    hanger   bars, 
^Hld  bars  being  provided  with  catches  for  supporting  the 
load,  a  carriage,  a  releasing-plate  on   the  carriage  mov 
able   therefrom    to   engage   the   catches   for   releasing   the 

load. 


1,472,055.  STABILIZING  MEANS  FOR  BRIDGES. 
ROBEHT  Z.  Drakb,  Omaha,  Nebr.  Filed  Apr,  26,  192:i, 
Serial  No.  634,749.     8  Claims.      (Cl.   14— 17.i 


2.  In  st.'ibillzliig  means  for  a  liridgi  ,  provided  with 
girders  having  ground  supports  at  its  ends,  floor  joists 
ilisjiosed  approximately  at  right  angles  to  and  supporied 
by  the  girders  and  arranged  in  separated  sections  tie- 
rods  disposed  approximately  parallel  with  tl.c  uiiih'is 
and  iraverslug  the  jol.sts  of  a  section,  moans  un  tlic  lio 
rxls  in  engagement  with  the  joists  of  a  sei  tion  for  lunin 
tainiii;:  said  joists  in  stationary  relation  relative  to  .  arli 
•  ■thir.  n  floor  on  said  joists  between  ttie  girders,  unu 
upright  staliiiizing  members  of  triangular  form  in  siiic 
elevation  on  tlie  mound  supports  of  the  girders  fur  suy- 
pur-titiK   the   fioi>r. 


l,472,0.-,r..  WINDOW  VENTII.ATDH,  .Ta(-ob  I'ikICM-^. 
Muskegon,  Mich,  Filed  .\pr,  I.'.,  ;',•!;_.  Si 'lul  .Xo 
.'.r,2,071,      1    Claim,      (Cl,   98—31) 


^■' 


A  non-draft  window  screen  comprising  a  pair  of 
frames  of  substantially  triangular  cross  section  with 
the  broad  face  covered  with  screen  mesb  and  hinged  to 
gether  al  the  meeting  ends,  and  of  a  combined  length  to 
lock  in  allnement  between  the  sash  beads  of  a  window 
frame  the  ends  of  the  frames  being  open  to  the  exterior 
atmosphere,  the  angularly  disposed  faces  of  the  frame 
being  Imperforate. 


1.472.0,^7.  ADDRESS  PLATE  ANT*  INDKX  CAKD. 
chari.ks  E.  Ellis.  Washington,  D,  C.,  assignor  of 
one  tenth  to  Henry  Rldder,  New  York.  N,  Y  I  iled 
Apr.  1,-,  1922.  Serial  No.  552,826.  22  Claims. 
(Cl,    101—127.) 


1.  As  a  new  article  of  manufacture,  a  laminated 
address  plate  or  frame  made  of  flexible  sheet  material 
and  folded  to  provide  a  plurality  of  layers  or  plies,  the 
said  layers  being  united  with  contiguous  wall  portions 
of  the  layers  at  an  edge  of  the  plate  left  ununited  or 
free  for  defining  or  providing  a  channel  or  valley  adapted 
for   the   reception   of  a   removable   index   or   guide   tab. 


8&6 


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OFFK  lAL  (fAZKITF 


<  >C'TOBKB  30,  1023 


ROLLINi;  MA'HINK  A>;Ki;A  i.rfi,E!< 
l-yv.^.  Mass  .  ,i*s!trniir  t,,  T'ni't"!  Sh^^f  Machinery 
*'..r;i.>:- itlon.     Tat^Tsun,     N      J       .1     '   .  iTp-'irat  i.>ii     mT     N.-w 

ial^<,      I  CI.    154 — 1.) 


^■*. 


^f  rn     ^    fi 

-  ^^irM-— ■ I  -11  II,      i^ali 


1.  In|  a  ini:',:n--  of  t:>'  '-iass  'ifscr;;.*-.;  i  ,  r^'-iser  roll, 
f»ai';,  -:'  >!n:i:iHr  I  :;i  ■!,.  '  .-r  •  ria  :i  •  h.i  t  of  tbe 
prvsstT  --!,,  a  Ix'lt  paaslnu  aroum!  ':;►'  'hr-.'  r.illg  with 
one  of  i'^^  ruDH  substantially  atr-ii^ibt  ar.-J  in  'rint.i.;t 
w;!-  ;  •'(.  thri'*'  roll-*,  means  fur  ilr'.vini:  'he  p-t---  '  mil. 
a  SH.',,'!^!  press>^r  roll  arran>rt-d  In  'ijipositiiin  tc  ih-.'  first 
f)-f8>- r  I  'n.i  ,i  iui^'.f  roll  ur  sniai:  'liamet-r  associated 
with  rtt-'  S'-'-nnd  prt'sstT  roil,  a  b>fit  passi:..  ari.und  the 
*••<•■■;. ,\  :. ■:■■-..•..  r  and  »"jiile  rolls,  and  vip:dirii;  means  for 
i;riri^-'    t'^''    ;.rk-s-4»»r    ,-,,;i^    roward    ■■n-'::    other 


:  4: 


iI'iTWATEfi      HKATIN',      IN:! 


i  i  f  :;  \\ 


E-.H 

in;- 


1      A 

of      \  .Tt 

connf'ct 
a    ronn 
siaid   ru 
witli   sai 
onally 
with   th 


i.r.  L.in,'  Island  i.:ity,  N.  V  Fiit-d  .Ma,  1 
.•^►-ri.i  .No.  ^-'l.tJOu  l;neupd  M.iy  lij.  :D_' 
N.I    .V.''.hO';       4   I  ;aim«,        1  1.    j;^; — 17.^ 


cr 


id 


.idiatur  unit,  etnttodyini:  in  i^ombination,  a  <«'ri-'-i 
ally  disposf-d  radiator  t'li^-s.  a  boliini;  chamht-r 
i  with  pach  of  said  tube's  at  the  bottom  th.-re.jf, 
tin?  ''liamhor  fommanlcatlng  with  pach  of  th*' 
«  at  thp  fop,  a  return  pipe  having  a  conn^'ction 
nn.'rting  chamber  at  one  (>nd.  .-xtPtidln^'  diau 
TOSS  th>^  said  tub»'»  and  '^lavin^  1  connt'ctinn 
boiling  chamber  at  the  end  of  thp  unit  opposit>^ 


to    the    flrst-meutloiied    connection;     m.ans    for    hfating 

water  In   the  unit,  and   means   for    rilln^'   t!i-    unit    with 

water    and    providing    space    for    li xiinsion    rhfri-ot 

under  heat 


1.472,060.  ERASER-CI.i:  \^  :Ni,  MviiINK  n<.,;i  L. 
Evans,  Ezcelalor.  Mini.,  i-'lli.i  \u^  ♦,  mji  s.Tial 
No.   489,877,     8  CUlma.      (CI.    1..— •> 


4.  In  a  machine  of  'he  ^ii.d  .Ifscrlbed,  thr  ininbinatlon 
with  a  hoasin?.  a  dp'-k  rr.panq  for  fi>«'dlii^'  cra-rrs  ovt 
the  deck,  a  b<-H',T  ■.\.i-kn,„-  .i..,;vp  tljp  dr<k.  pjv.ited  arms 
yieldingly  coiir,.ct>d  'u  and  ^iii-pdrtini:  tli.'  '..■atrr  inmns 
connected  to  the  arms  for  osciilatitiL.-  the  samt'.  and 
means  for  forcing  a  blast  of  air    