U. S. Phonograph Patents Issued in 1919

Jan. 7, 1919

            1,290,044  Stylus-Holder for Talking-Machines.  John Babis, Jr., of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 30, 1917, Serial No. 199,289.  Classification 369/172.

            1,290,094  Synchronizing Mechanism.  Clyde J. Coleman, of New Rochelle, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 21, 1915, Serial No. 46,630.  "One object of my invention is to provide means governed by the actuation of one machine, a phonograph, for example, for controlling the actuation of another machine, such as a kinetoscope."  Classification 74/1R; 318/69; 352/12.

            1,290,105  Hydraulic Press for Sound-Records.  George E. Davenport, of Camden, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 11, 1917, Serial No. 185,783.  Classification 425/407; 425/153; 425/384; 425/810.

            1,290,138  Friction Speed-Governor.  Thomas A. Edison, of Llewellyn Park, West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed Nov. 21, 1913.  Filed Dec. 2, 1913, Serial No. 804,172.  "Figure 1 is a side elevation partly in section showing my improved governor applied to a phonograph or talking machine."  Classification 188/187; 188/250G; 73/529.

            1,290,199  Controlling Device for Phonographs.  Newman H. Holland, of West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed Feb. 13, 1914.  Filed Feb. 16, 1914, Serial No. 818,893.  Classification 192/83; 185/40M; 192/84.2; 74/503.

            1,290,254  Catch.  Frank D. Lewis, of West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed May 28, 1914.  Filed May 29, 1914, Serial No. 841,717.  "My invention relates to catches and more particularly to the so called stay arm catches employed to hold the cover of a cabinet, such as a phonograph or talking machine cabinet, in open position."  Classification 217/60C.

            1,290,295  Stylus and Holder for the Same.  Charles A. Muller, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 17, 1917, Serial No. 197,047.  "This invention relates to phonographs and similar sound reproducing machines, and its object is to provide a new and improved stylus and holder for the same arranged to aid in the reproduction of exceedingly full, clear and natural tones, especially when reproducing the human voice."  Classification 369/160; 369/170; 369/173.

            1,290,621  Recording-Telephone.  John F. Malthaner, of Atlanta, Georgia.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 3, 1915, Serial No. 43,471.  Classification 369/53.45; 369/132.

            1,290,711  Sound Recording and Reproducing Machine.  Manuel Calderon, of New York, N. Y.  Executed Mar. 9, 1917.  Filed Mar. 10, 1917, Serial No. 153,816.  Classification 369/115.

            1,290,712  Electric-Motor Phonograph.  Frank L. Capps, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Pathe Freres Phonograph Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed Dec. 29, 1916.  Filed Jan. 5, 1917, Serial No. 140,668.  Classification 188/187; 188/185; 369/241; 369/267; 476/64; 74/399.

            1,290,720  Talking-Machine Cabinet.  Meyer Davis, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 21, 1916, Serial No. 115,964.  Classification 312/8.11; 312/901.

            D52,843  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Fred A. Dennett, of Sheboygan, and William H. Thommen, of Port Washington, Wisconsin, Assignors to United Phonographs Corporation, of Sheboygan, Wisconsin.  No execution date.  Filed June 17, 1918, Serial No. 240,517.  Classification D14/184.

            D52,844  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Fred A. Dennett, of Sheboygan, and William H. Thommen, of Port Washington, Wisconsin, Assignors to United Phonographs Corporation, of Sheboygan, Wisconsin.  No execution date.  Filed June 17, 1918, Serial No. 240,518.  Classification D14/184.

Jan. 14, 1919

            1,291,027  Talking-Machine.  Max Krauss, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Executed June 27, 1918.  Filed June 29, 1918, Serial No. 242,549.  Classification 369/75.11; 369/208.

            1,291,061  Spring-Motor.  Fred G. Mayer, of Richmond, Indiana, Assignor to Starr Piano Company, of Richmond, Indiana, a Corporation of Indiana.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 31, 1918, Serial No. 252,149.  "This invention is an improvement in spring motors such as are customarily used for driving the turn tables of phonographs."  Classification 185/37; 185/40M; 185/45.

            1,291,238  Reproducer.  Charles F. A. Sturts, of San Francisco, California.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 1, 1917, Serial No. 183,883.  "This invention relates to a reproducer for recording or transmitting articulate and musical sound vibrations from the record of a talking machine."  Classification 369/164; 369/170.

            1,291,239  Sound-Box and Tone-Arm Connector.  Charles F. A. Sturts, of San Francisco, California.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 5, 1918, Serial No. 220,445.  Classification 369/157.

            1,291,398  Talking-Machine.  Frank L. Capps, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, Assignor to American Graphophone Company, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, a Corporation of West Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed July 1, 1915, Serial No. 37,550.  Classification 369/158; 369/163.

            1,291,515  Recording Attachment.  Frank C. Hinckley, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, Assignor to American Graphophone Company, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, a Corporation of West Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 27, 1915, Serial No. 58,176.  Classification 369/223.

            1,291,516  Mandrel for Sound Recording and Reproducing Machines.  Frank C. Hinckley, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, Assignor to American Graphophone Company, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, a Corporation of West Virginia. No execution date.  Filed Feb. 20, 1917, Serial No. 149,886.  Classification 369/260; 369/262.

            1,291,549  Automatic Stop Mechanism for Phonographs.  William W. Kideney, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  Executed Nov. 15, 1916.  Filed Dec. 18, 1916, Serial No. 137,514.  Classification 369/243.

            1,291,556  Talking-Machine.  Max Krauss, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Executed June 29, 1918.  Filed July 1, 1918, Serial No. 242,705.  Classification 369/35.01; 369/75.11.

            1,291,562  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  William Dana La Rue, of Camden, New Jersey, Assignor to Victor Talking Machine Company, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed Apr. 20, 1916.  Filed Apr. 21, 1916, Serial No. 92,647.  Classification 312/8.2; 369/75.11.

            1,291,663  Diaphragm for Talking-Machines.  Frank Victor Van De Myer, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed June 20, 1918, Serial No. 240,984.  Classification 181/164; 181/166.

Jan. 21, 1919

            1,291,702  Photographic Phonograph.  Frank W. Adsit, of St. Paul, Minnesota.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 4, 1916, Serial No. 135,265.  Classification 369/105.

            1,291,741  Talking-Machine Cabinet.  Charlie J. Bousfield, of Bay City, Michigan, Assignor to Delpheon Company, of Bay City, Michigan, a Corporation of Michigan.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 12, 1917, Serial No. 148,182.  Classification 312/8.2; 217/60G; 312/26; 312/291; 312/300; 369/75.11.

            1,291,796  Brake Mechanism for Phonographs.  Peter S. Duffy, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to the Bell Talking Machine Corporation, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  Executed June 5, 1916.  Filed June 9, 1916, Serial No. 102,608.  Classification 369/236; 369/234.

            1,291,887  Phonograph Sound-Box.  Joseph Hoffay, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed July 10, 1916, Serial No. 108,346.  Classification 369/160; 369/170.

            1,291,924  Ejecting Record-Holder.  Bertell W. King, of New York, N. Y.  Executed Nov. 20, 1915.  Filed Nov. 29, 1915, Serial No. 64,153.  "[E]specially adapted for use in connection with records for phonographs, Victrolas, and the like."  Classification 312/9.33.

            1,291,985  Phonograph.  Donald Milne Manson, of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.  No execution date.  Filed July 24, 1916, Serial No. 111,033.  Classification 369/157; 369/251.

            1,292,214  Stop for Talking-Machines.  Anthony F. Zega, of Newark, New Jersey.  Executed Jan. 30, 1917.  Filed Feb. 5, 1917, Serial No. 146,554.  Classification 369/53.1; 369/236; 369/238; 369/53.39.

            1,292,228  Phonograph Operated Game.  Arthur D. Avery and Barton Manbert, of Los Angeles, California.  No execution date.  Filed May 22, 1918, Serial No. 236,026.   "This invention relates to phonograph-operated games, and has for its object to provide a new and novel game comprising, the combination with the rotating element or record table of a phonograph instrument, of certain members and means which perform their functions coincident with or resultant in part upon, the rotation of such record-supporting member or rotating phonograph table."  Classification 273/115; 273/109.

            1,292,277  Swaging-Machine.  Thomas A. Edison, of West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed June 26, 1917.  Filed June 29, 1917, Serial No. 177,632.  "Considerable difficulty has heretofore been experienced in the manufacture of styli for reproducing phonograph records, in so securing the diamond splint or other stylus within the holder therefor that the same will not work loose, and the principal object of my invention is to provide a simple and comparatively inexpensive machine whereby this objection will be obviated and whereby the fastening of the diamond splint or other stylus within its holder may be quickly, effectively and economically accomplished."  Classification 219/154; 72/445.

            1,292,349  Phonograph Attachment.  William B. May, of Denver, Colorado.  No execution date.  Filed July 10, 1917, Serial No. 179,649.  Classification 369/72; 29/DIG.97; 369/264.

            1,292,368  Phonograph.  Alexis W. Pevare, of Boston, Massachusetts.  Executed Nov. 27, 1917.  Filed Nov. 30, 1917, Serial No. 204,590.  Classification 248/610.

Jan. 28, 1919

            1,292,575  Stylus-Holder.  Roy N. Brown and Anton H. Rintelman, of Chicago, Illinois.  Executed Feb. 23, 1918.  Filed Feb. 28, 1918, Serial No. 219,607.  "Our invention is concerned with needle-holders for sound-reproducing machines."  Classification 369/171; 369/161; 369/163.

            1,292,798  Synchronizing Apparatus.  Orlando E. Kellum, of Los Angeles, California.  Executed June 22, 1914.  Filed June 29, 1914, Serial No. 848,068.  Filed June 29, 1914, Serial No. 848,068.  "This invention relates to synchronous phonographs and kinetographs and relates particularly to the combination with a phonograph and a kinetograph and synchronizing means, of means for indicating synchronism between the phonograph and kinetograph records so that each of them may be accurately arranged and placed in synchronous relation with the other and generally so that corresponding points on each record may be found and determined."  Classification 352/16; 369/70.

            1,292,858  Sound Recording and Reproducing Machine.  Irvin A. Northrop, of Lorain, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 15, 1914, Serial No. 831,929.  Classification 181/169; 181/173.

            1,292,894  Means for Renovating Phonograph-Needles.  James E. Simpson and Charles J. Paulson, of Brooklyn, New York.  Executed Oct. 31, 1917.  Filed Nov. 2, 1917, Serial No. 199,998.  Classification 451/415; 451/548.

            D52,913  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  William A. French, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 16, 1918, Serial No. 262,879.  Classification D14/184.

            D52,914  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  William A. French, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 16, 1918, Serial No. 262,880.  Classification D14/184.

Feb. 4, 1919

            1,293,018  Speed-Indicator for Phonographs.  Horace Henry Brown, of New York, N. Y.  Executed Oct. 12, 1916.  Filed Oct. 18, 1916, Serial No. 126,397.  Renewed June 18, 1918, Serial No. 240,684.  Classification 73/529; 73/493; 73/549.

            1,293,203  Method of and Apparatus for Synchronously Making Motion-Pictures and Sound-Records.  David O. Royster, of St. Louis, Missouri.  Executed Mar. 12, 1914.  Filed Mar. 16, 1914, Serial No. 824,894.  Classification 352/3.

            1,293,268  Automatic Stop for Phonographs.  Frederick W. Waschau, of Kansas City, Missouri.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 3, 1918, Serial No. 226,353.  Classification 369/264; 369/290.1.

            1,293,363  Phonograph.  Frederic A. De Lay, of Chicago, Illinois.  Executed Sept. 13, 1917.  Filed Oct. 19, 1917, Serial No. 197,396.  Classification 369/227.

            1,293,440  Resistance.  Albert J. Horton, of White Plains, New York, Assignor to the Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co., of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a Corporation of Wisconsin.  No execution date.  Filed May 24, 1916, Serial No. 99,490 [?].  "The invention has among its objects to provide a simple, rugged and compact resistance device suitable for phonographs and other mechanisms."  Classification 338/57; 338/269.

            1,293,489  Talking-Machine.  Merwin E. Lyle, John J. Scully, and Frank L. Capps, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, Assignors to American Graphophone Company, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, a Corporation of West Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed July 2, 1915, Serial No. 37,731.  Classification 369/80.

            1,293,537  Repeater for Phonographs.  Frederick G. Pfrommer, of Yonkers, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Sept. 22, 1916, Serial No. 121,528.  Classification 369/228; 369/251.

            1,293,602  Talking-Machine.  Clinton E. Woods, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, Assignor to American Graphophone Company, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, a Corporation of West Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 19, 1917, Serial No. 149,553.  Classification 369/260; 188/187.

            1,293,622  Phonographic Driving Mechanism.  Charles F. Roberts, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Chicago Metal Products Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  Executed Aug. 20, 1917.  Filed Aug. 23, 1917, Serial No. 187,748.  Classification 476/31; 310/51; 369/266; 384/416; 451/294; 476/64; 476/69; 74/470.

Feb. 11, 1919

            1,293,797  Attachment for Phonographs.  Frank T. Kent, of Rome, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 15, 1916, Serial No. 131,521.  Classification 369/163.

            1,293,939  Braking Mechanism.  Henry G. Saal, of Chicago, Illinois.  Executed Apr. 20, 1918.  Filed May 4, 1918, Serial No. 232,450.  "The mechanism of my invention is of particular service when employed in connection with brakes that are used for automatically regulating the speed of phonographic record supporting shafts."  Classification 188/187.

            1,293,973  Switch and Brush Mounting for Electric Motors.  Edward Strohacker and Louis Strohacker, of Freeport, Illinois, Assignors to Structo Manufacturing Company, of Freeport, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  Executed May 14, 1917.  Filed May 18, 1917, Serial No. 169,394.  "The improved switch is herein shown as applied to motors having a small horsepower output, as for instance, a motor designed to operate mechanical toys, talking machine mechanisms, sewing machines, and the like, but may be applied to larger uses."  Classification 200/1R; 310/247; 310/68R.

            1,294,114  Governor.  Frank L. Kingston, of Cleveland, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed May 19, 1916, Serial No. 98,551.  "This invention relates to what are commonly known as governors, and more particularly to mechanism of this nature that is peculiarly adapted for incorporation in the motors of phonographs, or motors of that general size and class."  Classification 188/187.

            1,294,197  Telephone-Mouthpiece.  Olaus Thokle, of Mandal, Norway.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 16, 1916, Serial No. 115,198. "The invention may also be applied to talking machine trumpets."  Classification 181/242; 181/128.

            1,294,243  Figure-Toy Attachment for Disk Phonographs.  Edwin L. Dodson and Henry George Pelstring, of Covington, Kentucky.  No execution date.  Filed Sept. 9, 1918, Serial No. 253,160.  Classification 40/456; 40/419.

Feb. 18, 1919

            1,294,626  Talking-Machine.  William H. Daily, of Tucson, Arizona.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 18, 1918, Serial No. 217,891.  Classification 369/235; 369/243.

            1,294,643  Jig.  Pincus Farb, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed May 5, 1917.  Filed May 8, 1917, Serial No. 167,378.  Described in phonographic application.  Classification 33/666; 33/579.

            1,294,672  Method of Producing Assembled Synchronous Kinetograph and Phonograph Records.  Orlando E. Kellum, of Los Angeles, California.  Continuation of Serial No. 848,068, filed June 29, 1914.  Executed Apr. 16, 1915.  Filed Apr. 28, 1915, Serial No. 24,591. Classification 352/5; 369/70.

            1,294,676  Picture-Projecting Machine.  Joseph M. Kirby, of Boulder, Colorado.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 6, 1915, Serial No. 6,433.  To be used in connection with phonograph.  Classification 353/110.

            1,294,850  Phonograph.  Magnus W. Turnquist, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 4, 1918, Serial No. 210,344.  Classification 369/227; 369/228; 369/249.1.

            1,294,861  Method of and Apparatus for Recording Sounds.  Lindon W. Bates, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 1, 1917, Serial No. 194,226.  Classification 181/125; 369/100.

            1,294,945  Tone-Arm for Phonographs.  Richard J. Prettie, of Jamaica, New York, Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed July 14, 1915.  Filed July 15, 1915, Serial No. 40,020.  Classification 369/157.

            1,294,955  Stop Mechanism for Phonographs or Talking-Machines.  Charles Schiffl, of Montclair, New Jersey, Assignor to Thomas A. Edison, Incorporated, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed May 1, 1911.  Filed May 8, 1911, Serial No. 624,558.  Classification 369/238.

            1,295,083  Sound-Control Mechanism for Talking-Machines.  Charlie J. Bousfield, of Bay City, Michigan, Assignor to the Delpheon Company, of Bay City, Michigan, a Corporation of Michigan.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 17, 1916, Serial No. 126,159.  Classification 181/186; 116/137R.

Feb. 25, 1919

            1,295,164  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  William F. Hitchcock and Joseph F. Hitchcock, of Rochester, New York; said Joseph F. Hitchcock Assignor to said William F. Hitchcock.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 24, 1916, Serial No. 80,110.  Classification 369/235; 310/41; 310/66; 369/237; 369/243.

            1,295,460  Talking-Machine.  Edward A. Eschinger, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Executed June 9, 1917.  Filed June 16, 1917, Serial No. 175,082.  Classification 369/226.

            1,295,763  Sound-Record Holder.  William Kohn, of Brooklyn, New York.  Executed Aug. 15, 1917.  Filed Aug. 18, 1917, Serial No. 186,962.  Classification 206/312; 369/291.1; 434/318; D19/26; D19/75.

Mar. 4, 1919

            1,295,910  Phonograph Sound-Chamber or Horn.  Fred C. Lyon, of Fayette, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 6, 1918, Serial No. 220,747.  Classification 181/185.

            1,295,911  Phonograph Sound-Chamber or Horn.  Fred C. Lyon, of Fayette, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed June 11, 1918, Serial No. 239,350.  Classification 181/185.

            1,296,260  Cover-Support.  Burr B. Blood, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to George Heidman and Norman A. Street, both of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed June 4, 1917, Serial No. 172,576.  "My invention relates more particularly to a support for the cover of a phonograph cabinet."  Classification 217/60G.

Mar. 11, 1919

            1,296,638  Needle-Arm for Talking-Machines.  Walter L. Eckhardt, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Executed Mar. 9, 1916.  Filed Mar. 11, 1916, Serial No. 83,475.  Classification 369/171; 369/161.

            1,296,779  Record-Cleaner.  William L. Denio, of Rochester, New York, Assignor of One-Half to Harold H. Simms, of Rochester, New York.  No execution date.  Filed May 23, 1918, Serial No. 236,229.  Classification 369/72; 29/DIG.97.

            1,296,833  Phonograph-Reproducer.  Carl N. Moller, of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 7, 1916, Serial No. 124,245.  Classification 369/164.

            1,296,916  Heating or Cooling Plate for Molding-Presses.  Charles F. Burroughs, of East Orange, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 7, 1916, Serial No. 215,821.  Reissued.    "The heating or cooling plate is shown of circular form herein, which is adapted for heating the circular mold used in molding phonograph records."  Classification 165/168; 101/131; 165/163; 165/170; 266/279.

            1,296,975  Recorder and Reproducer for Talking-Machines.  Loring L. Leeds, of Short Hills, New Jersey, Assignor to Frank M. Needham, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 31, 1916, Serial No. 75,271.  Classification 369/160; 369/170.

            1,297,160  Graphophone and Disk Record Holder.  John Heitman, of Nome, Territory of Alaska, Assignor of One-Half to Ralph Lomen, of Nome, Territory of Alaska.  Executed Aug. 10, 1917.  Filed Aug. 17, 1917, Serial No. 186,814.  Classification 312/9.14.

            1,297,206  Means for Detecting Sounds.  Duncan McLennan, of Croydon, England.  Executed Sept. 20, 1917.  Filed Oct. 13, 1917, Serial No. 196,548. "This invention relates to compound diaphragms for use in or with sound-transmitting and sound-receiving instruments or apparatus such as telephones, phonographs, stethoscopes, signaling instruments and the like."  Classification 181/163; 369/156.

            1,297,306  Filing and Delivering Apparatus for Phonograph-Records.  Alfred A. De Mars, of Cleveland, Ohio.  Executed Jan. 8, 1918.  Filed Jan. 12, 1918, Serial No. 211,490.  Classification 312/9.29.

            D53,067  Design for a Casing for Automatic Sound-Producing Instruments.  William H. Eggebrecht, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Assignor to Cheney Talking Machine Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 31, 1918, Serial No. 260,616.  Classification D14/184.

            D53,097  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Joseph Wolff, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Oct. 9, 1918.  Filed Oct. 10, 1918, Serial No. 257,667.  Classification D14/178.

Mar. 18, 1919

            1,297,466  Speaking-Tube Support for Phonographs.  Newman H. Holland, of West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed July 10, 1914.  Filed July 13, 1914, Serial No. 850,604.  Classification 369/260 ; 369/292.

            1,297,473  Theatrical Device.  William S. Johnson and Louise E. Johnson, of Joliet, Illinois.  Executed Oct. 5, 1918.  Filed Oct. 14, 1918, Serial No. 258,034. "The invention relates to theatrical devices.  The object of our invention is to provide a piece of furniture having the appearance of an ordinary phonograph cabinet which is made hollow to accommodate an actor."  Classification 472/81.

            1,297,977  Phonograph-Cabinet.  Francis Lincoln Young, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed Jan. 5, 1916.  Filed Jan. 6, 1916, Serial No. 70,648.  Classification 312/8.16; 312/315.

Mar. 25, 1919

            1,298,019  Turn-Table for Talking-Machines.  John A. Davis, of Boston, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 7, 1916, Serial No. 113,504.  Reissued.  Classification 369/271.1.

            1,298,135  Automatic Lid-Support.  Carl Edward Wilton, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 17, 1917, Serial No. 162,637.  "This invention relates to certain new and useful improvements in means for supporting in open position the hinged lids or covers of desks, trunks, boxes, phonograph cabinets and the like."  Classification 217/60D; 16/360.

            1,298,290  Diaphragm for Talking-Machines.  Thomas Chalmers, of Crewe, England.  No execution date.  Filed May 2, 1916, Serial No. 94,870.  Classification 181/164.

            1,298,406  Gramophone and the Like.  Charles Joseph Ryan, of Acton, England.  No execution date.  Filed May 24, 1917, Serial No. 170,766.  Classification 369/81.

            D53,139  Design for a Phonograph-Horn.  Wilson F. Smith, of East Liverpool, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 7, 1918, Serial No. 265,801.  Classification D14/208.

Apr. 1, 1919

            1,298,659  Stand for Phonograph-Record Presses.  Frank L. Capps, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Pathe Freres Phonograph Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed Aug. 18, 1917.  Filed Aug. 22, 1917, Serial No. 187,710.  Classification 269/15; 269/289R; 425/215; 425/810.

            1,298,716  Spring-Mounting.  George A. Hoover, of Sallisaw, Oklahoma.  Filed Oct. 16, 1918, Serial No. 258,475.  Power from the motor "may be taken to drive a phonograph playing mechanism of a music box or such other purpose as may be desired."  Classification 185/45; 15/343; 400/336.1.

            1,298,734  Journal-Bearing.  Thomas W. Kirkman, of New York, N. Y.  Filed May 8, 1917, Serial No. 167,300.  Divided: Executed Aug. 11, 1917.  Filed Aug. 13, 1917, Serial No. 186,040½.  "The object of this invention is to provide a durable and substantially noiseless journal bearing for shafts, and particularly for the end of a small shaft revolving at high speed, such as that of a talking machine governor, although the invention may be employed wherever its use is found to be advantageous."  Classification 384/425.

            1,298,826  Stop Mechanism for Phonographs.  Reinhold Thomas, of Chicago, Illinois.  Filed Mar. 15, 1917, Serial No. 154,910.  Divided: Executed May 23, 1917.  Filed June 4, 1917, Serial No. 172,593.  Classification 369/238.

            1,299,153  Method of Producing Sound-Records.  Victor Hugo Emerson, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to Emerson Phonograph Co., Inc., a Corporation of New York.  Filed July 24, 1915, Serial No. 41,635.  Classification 369/153; 369/166.

Apr. 8, 1919

            1,299,604  Diaphragm-Mounting.  Harold D. Penney, of Pelham, New York, Assignor to Robert L. McElroy, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed June 28, 1916, Serial No. 106,304.   Presumed to be intended for use in phonography due to nature of inventor's other patents (several phonograph-related, but none in telephony).  Classification 181/171.

            1,299,768  Phonograph or Talking-Machine.  John F. Ott, of Glen Ridge, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed May 4, 1915.  Filed May 5, 1915, Serial No. 25,885.  Classification 369/222; 369/245.

            1,299,853  Sound Reproducing and Recording Apparatus.  Samuel D. Mott, of Passaic, New Jersey, Assignor of One-Half to Arthur B. Sullivan, of Allendale, New Jersey.  Executed Feb. 1, 1916.  Filed Feb. 7, 1916, Serial No. 76,641.  Classification 369/198; 369/265.

            1,300,027  Cover-Support.  Henry W. Sattler, of Meriden, Connecticut, Assignor to the Hobson & Motzer Co., of Meriden, Connecticut, a Firm Composed of Harry C. Hobson and Alfred Motzer.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 9, 1919, Serial No. 270,397.  "This invention relates to an improvement in cover supports particularly adapted for use in connection with cabinets, such as phonograph cabinets or covered boxes for various purposes."    Classification 217/60C.

            1,300,135  Record-Repeating Device for Phonographs.  Joseph Hunter Dickinson, of Cranford, New Jersey, Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed June 17, 1916.  Filed June 19, 1916, Serial No. 104,424.  Filed June 19, 1916, Serial No. 104,424.  Classification 369/225.

Apr. 15, 1919

            1,300,244  Combined Piano and Phonograph.  Charles S. Burton, of Oak Park, Illinois, Assignor to Melville Clark Piano Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  Filed Jan. 29, 1917, Serial No. 145,037.  Divided: Executed July 28, 1917.  Filed Aug. 3, 1917, Serial No. 184,203.  Classification 84/4.

            1,300,363  Phonograph Lamp.  Frank H. Feraud, of Granite City, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 2, 1917, Serial No. 184,068.  Classification 362/87; 369/80.

            1,300,568  Brake for Talking-Machines.  Hubert C. Bryant, of Hartford, Connecticut.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 28, 1917, Serial No. 209,323.  Classification 369/232.

            1,300,624  Speed-Starting Device for Motors.  Emile Labrély, of Paris, France, Assignor to Pathe Freres Phonograph Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed Feb. 23, 1918.  Filed Mar. 1, 1918, Serial No. 219,846.  Classification 74/425; 188/187; 303/17; 369/267.

            1,301,045  Combined Motion-Picture and Sound-Reproducing Device.  Albert L. Edmison and John Rikkelman, of Los Angeles, California.  Executed Nov. 16, 1917.  Filed Nov. 24, 1917, Serial No. 204,128.  Classification 352/36.

Apr. 22, 1919

            1,301,458  Sound-Box Mounting.  William T. Lakin, of Long, Maryland.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 8, 1918, Serial No. 210,873.  "My invention relates to improvements in phonographic tone arms, and it consists in the constructions, combinations, and arrangements herein described and claimed."  Classification 369/158.

            1,301,631  Reproducing Device for Graphophones.  Henry Rolland Adams, of Wayside, Texas.  No execution date.  Filed May 20, 1918, Serial No. 235,604.  Classification 369/163; 369/170.

            1,301,786  Talking-Machine.  Edward A. Eschinger, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Assignor of One-Half to Joel G. Clemmer, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Executed Mar. 14, 1918.  Filed Mar. 20, 1918, Serial No. 223.Classification 369/228.

            1,301,787  Talking-Machine.  Edward A. Eschinger, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Assignor of One-Half to Joel G. Clemmer, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Filed June 16, 1917, Serial No. 175,082.  Divided: Executed Apr. 19, 1918.  Filed May 6, 1918, Serial No. 233,966.  Classification 369/160; 369/225.

Apr. 29, 1919

            1,301,905  Start and Stop Mechanism for Talking-Machines.  Joseph B. Cherney, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Assignor, by Mesne Assignments, to Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing Company, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 6, 1915, Serial No. 19,515.  Classification 192/139; 369/223; 369/238; 369/268.

            1,302,036  Ear-Trumpet.  Henry Hamann, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed May 15, 1916, Serial No. 97,591.  "Many modifications of my invention may be constructed, for instance,—The operation may be reversed, i.e., the sound vibrations may enter at the small end of the passage, strike the diaphragm and be projected into the sound chamber as applied to a phonograph, megaphone, telephone, etc."  Classification 181/132.

            1,302,140  Reproducer for Talking-Machines.  Henry T. Crapo, of Boston, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 23, 1918, Serial No. 213,404.  Classification 369/163.

            1,302,217  Phonograph.  Clemma R. Raney, of Chicago, Illinois.  Executed Mar. 28, 1916.  Filed Mar. 31, 1916, Serial No. 88,034.  Classification 369/191.1.

            1,302,342  Motor.  Pincus Farb, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed May 5, 1917.  Filed May 8, 1917, Serial No. 167,379.  "My invention relates to spring motors, and more particularly to motors for use in talking machines."  Classification 185/39; 185/40M.

            1,302,367  Modified Vivigraphic Record and Process.  Edwin S. Hopkins, Jr., of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 2, 1909, Serial No. 480,952.  Renewed July 31, 1918, Serial No. 246,671.  "My invention relates chiefly to the synchronization of cinematographs, kinetoscopes, cameragraphs, biographs, mutoscopes and various machines of the nature for producing effects of motion; hereinafter usually termed motion picture machines; with graphophones, phonographs, talking machines and other means of such general character for reproducing sound, hereinafter usually referred to as sound reproducing machines, and the synchronization or simultaneous reproduction of their effects and of corresponding visible and audible effects."  Classification 352/5; 369/60.01.

            1,302,433  Phonograph.  Clinton B. Repp, of New York, N. Y., Assignor, by Mesne Assignments, to Guillermo H. Alonso, of New York, N. Y.  Executed May 31, 1911.  Filed June 2, 1911, Serial No. 630,882.  Classification 369/162; 369/164.

            1,302,478  Tone-Arm for Talking-Machines.  James F. Smith, of St. Louis, Missouri, Assignor of One-Third to Anthony F. Ittner and One-Third to Arthur H. Bradley, Both of St. Louis, Missouri.  Filed June 22, 1916, Serial No. 105,141.  Divided: Executed Aug. 18, 1917.  Filed Aug. 24, 1917, Serial No. 187,921.  Classification 369/158.

            1,302,479  Sound-Box for Talking-Machines.  James F. Smith, of St. Louis, Missouri, Assignor of One-Third to Anthony F. Ittner and One-Third to Arthur H. Bradley, Both of St. Louis, Missouri.   Executed Aug. 18, 1917.  Filed Aug. 24, 1917, Serial No. 187,922.  Classification 369/157; 369/162; 369/164.

            D53,235  Design for a Casing for a Phonograph-Motor.  Pliny Catucci, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor to Otto Heineman Phonograph Supply Co., Inc., a Corporation of New York.  Executed June 6, 1918.  Filed June 8, 1918, Serial No. 239,061.  Classification D13/112.

May 6, 1919

            1,302,539  Indicator Mechanism for Spring-Motors.  Arthur V. Gullborg, of Chicago, Illinois.  Executed Jan. 10, 1918.  Filed Jan. 19, 1918, Serial No. 212,573.  Illustrated as applied to phonograph.  Classification 185/44.

            1,302,650  Phonograph-Stop Mechanism.  Arthur H. Franke, of Manitowoc, Wisconsin.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 30, 1918, Serial No. 252,101.  Classification 369/53.1; 369/236; 369/238; 369/53.39.

            1,302,900  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  Francesco Cirelli, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 27, 1917, Serial No. 188,540. Classification 369/80.

            1,302,943  Phonographic-Disk-Record Cabinet.  Cecilia D. McVay, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 2, 1916, Serial No. 134,568.  Classification 312/9.26.

            1,303,031  Phonograph Attachment.  Alfred J. M. Corns, of Quinnimont, West Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed May 4, 1918, Serial No. 232,576.  Classification 362/87; 362/269.

            1,303,047  Synchronizing Means for Motion-Picture Projectors and Sound-Reproducing Mechanisms.  Charles W. Ebeling, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Sept. 14, 1914, Serial No. 861,697.  Classification 318/5; 352/15; 73/507; 74/395.

            1,303,074  Phonograph Record.  George Leake, of Mason City, Iowa.  No execution date.  Filed July 31, 1918, Serial No. 247,573.  Classification 369/277; 369/290.1; 369/96.

            1,303,125  Stop Mechanism for Talking-Machines.  Lloyd Y. Squibb, of Camden, New Jersey, Assignor to Victor Talking Machine Company, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed Dec. 11, 1912.  Filed Dec. 12, 1912, Serial No. 736,478.  Renewed Sept. 17, 1918, Serial No. 254,511.  Classification 369/232; 369/234.

            1,303,152  Screw-Machine Attachment.  Henry Bamberger, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor to Ellis S. Oliver, of Newark, New Jersey.  Executed Mar. 6, 1918.  Filed Mar. 9, 1918, Serial No. 221,367.  "The present invention relates, generally, to improvements in automatic machines for producing pins, studs, phonograph needles, metal screws, etc."  Classification 409/167; 144/146; 29/57.

            1,303,183  Phonograph-Transmitter.  Henry C. Egerton, of Passaic, New Jersey, Assignor to Western Electric Company, Incorporated, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  Executed Mar. 10, 1916.  Filed Mar. 13, 1916, Serial No. 83,869.  Classification 369/149.

            1,303,208  Phonograph-Horn.  Elmer L. Kenyon, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 18, 1916, Serial No. 79,022.  Classification 181/192.

            1,303,217  Combination Phonograph and Picture-Reproducer.  Mitchele De La Fontaine, of New York, N. Y.  Executed June 9, 1917.  Filed July 9, 1917, Serial No. 179,376.  Classification 352/103; 352/31.

May 13, 1919

            1,303,299  Record-Holder.  Edgar J. Hahl, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 13, 1916, Serial No. 83,781.  "This invention relates to holders for phonographic sound records of the disk type."  Classification 211/40; 206/309; 211/87.01; 40/490.

            1,303,417  Governor.  George S. Tiffany, of Summit, New Jersey, Assignor to Tiffany Motor Company, a Corporation of Delaware.  Filed Aug. 7, 1914, Serial No. 855,574.  Divided: No execution date.  Filed Jan. 2, 1915, Serial No. 203.  Renewed Oct. 2, 1918, Serial No. 256,631.  Classification 388/816; 200/80R; 388/924.

            1,303,441  Automatic Lid-Support.  Carl Edward Wilton, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed May 10, 1917, Serial No. 167,659.  "This invention relates to that class of devices used on such articles as phonograph cabinets for maintaining the top or lid thereof in open position against inadvertent closing."  Classification 217/60C; 16/348.

            1,303,502  Attachment for Talking-Machines.  Raymond R. Rundell, Alfred E. Ogden, and Frederick S. Ellett, of Elmira, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 19, 1919, Serial No. 277,994.  Classification 369/157; 24/546; 81/DIG.6.

            1,303,686  Phonograph.  Frank A. Lee, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Frank G. Rose, of Dayton, Kentucky, Assignors to the John Church Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio, a Corporation of Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 26, 1917, Serial No. 208,832.  Classification 181/185.

            1,303,842  Post-Card.  Shirley Eugene Stout, of Mitchell, South Dakota.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 5, 1916, Serial No. 70,428.  "This invention is an improvement in post or other cards and has particular reference to a card on which sounds may be recorded and answers reproduced."  Classification 369/273; 369/280.

            D53,314  Design for a Tone-Arm.  William J. McNamara, of Cleveland, Ohio, Assignor to the Empire Phono Parts Company, of Cleveland, Ohio, a Corporation of Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 27, 1918, Serial No. 219,519.  Classification D14/262.

May 20, 1919

            1,303,900  Stylus-Guiding Device.  Harry Horn, of Brooklyn, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 20, 1918, Serial No. 263,283.  Classification 369/170; 369/244.1.

            1,303,927  Control Mechanism for Phonographic Apparatus.  Frank D. Lewis, of West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to Pathe Freres Phonograph Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed Aug. 3, 1918. Filed Aug. 7, 1918, Serial No. 248,716.  Classification 369/70; 369/225.

            1,303,951  Phonograph.  Leo J. O'Riley, of Grand Rapids, Michigan.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 23, 1918, Serial No. 259,343.  Classification 181/180.

            1,304,005  Tone-Modifier.  Harold Edward White, of Putney, London, England, Assignor to the Aeolian Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Connecticut.  No execution date.  Filed June 7, 1916, Serial No. 102,262.  "This invention relates to gramophones, phonographs and similar sound reproducing instruments, the chief object being to enable the volume of sound emitted by the instrument to be varied and controlled in a more reliable and effective manner than has heretofore been possible."  Classification 181/186.

            1,304,158  Phonograph or Talking-Machine.  John P. Constable, of West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed Apr. 17, 1915.  Filed Apr. 19, 1915, Serial No. 22,387.  Classification 369/80; 369/245.

            1,304,233  Talking-Machine.  James J. Wood, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, Assignor to General Electric Company, a Corporation of New York.  Executed May 1, 1915.  Filed May 6, 1915, Serial No. 26,278.  Classification 369/235; 188/187; 310/157; 369/236; 369/243; 369/266.

            1,304,234  Talking-Machine.  James J. Wood, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, Assignor to General Electric Company, a Corporation of New York.  Filed May 6, 1915, Serial No. 26,278.  Divided: Executed Dec. 14, 1917.  Filed Dec. 19, 1917, Serial No. 207,828. Classification 188/187; 310/157; 369/267.

            1,304,246  Automatic Magazine-Phonograph.  Ellwood Armbrust, of Gillies Depot, Ontario, Canada.  No execution date.  Filed June 27, 1917, Serial No. 177,234.  Renewed Apr. 3, 1919, Serial No. 287,313.  Classification 369/34.01; 369/179; 369/53.1; 369/72.

            1,304,404  Talking-Machine.  Alfred J. Swing, of Cincinnati, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed July 28, 1916, Serial No. 111,932.  Classification 369/158; 369/160.

            1,304,455  Retainer.  Charles H. Congdon, of East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 4, 1918, Serial No. 226,684.  "My invention relates to devices for holding papers, clippings, disk records, or any other similar flat matter...  In one application of the completed retainer which I contemplate, i.e. its use as an album for holding phonograph disk records for children, I utilize the page formed by the pocket flap and the page facing it in the following manner.  On the flap I print a picture or other desired illustrative matter pertaining to the song on the record which is to be kept in that particular pocket; while on the page facing it I print the music and words of the song on the record.  In using the device, the child will take a record from the album, place it on the machine, and while the record is being played, follow the music and the words and look at the illustrative matter on the open pages of the book."  Classification 281/50.

            1,304,513  Phonograph Attachment.  Arthur G. Remhilt, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 1, 1918, Serial No. 214,957.  Classification 369/170.

May 27, 1919

            1,304,657  Governor-Brake.  Pliny Catucci, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor, by Mesne Assignments, to Otto Heineman Phonograph Supply Co., Inc., of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 26, 1917, Serial No. 164,595.  For talking machine motors.  Classification 188/187.

            1,304,851  Method of Making Plastic Articles.  William J. Burns, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, Assignor to the Peerless Vulcanite Company, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, a Corporation of Connecticut.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 2, 1916, Serial No. 112,848.  "This invention has for its object to provide a novel method of making articles, as buttons, pool balls, talking-machine records, insulating blocks, etc., from plastic material."  Classification 264/319.

            1,305,191  Expression-Device Control.  James Wares Bryce, of Bloomfield, New Jersey, Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed Dec. 20, 1916.  Filed Dec. 22, 1916, Serial No. 138,466.  "My invention relates to improvements in remote control for expression devices for musical instruments, and more specifically for means actuated by alternating electric currents for controlling the expression devices for phonographs, such for example, as a valve for varying the volume of sound produced by such an instrument."  Classification 318/687.

            D53,362  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Almond L. Fitch, of Omaha, Nebraska, Assignor to Beebe and Runyan Furniture Company, of Omaha, Nebraska, a Corporation.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 17, 1919, Serial No. 277,664.  Classification D14/184.

June 3, 1919

            1,305,525  Transmitting Apparatus.  John J. Comer, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Automatic Enunciator Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  Executed Mar. 19, 1914.  Filed Mar. 25, 1914, Serial No. 827,083.  "My invention...relates to microphone transmitters adapted for use in connection with phonograph records."  Classification 369/152; 369/156.

            1,305,596  Phonographic Clock.  Francisco Méndez Gil, of Mexico, Mexico.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 27, 1917, Serial No. 209,112.  Classification 368/63; 968/587.

            1,305,745  Talking-Machine.  Belford G. Royal, of Camden, New Jersey, Assignor to Victor Talking Machine Company, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed Jan. 20, 1910.  Filed Jan. 22, 1910, Serial No. 539,594.  Renewed Oct. 16, 1918, Serial No. 258,484. Classification 188/187; 185/40M; 369/176; 369/241; 369/267.

            1,305,882  Spring-Motor Governor.  George T. Cherington, of Waukegan, Illinois.  Filed June 17, 1916, Serial No. 104,327.  No execution date.  Filed June 17, 1916, Serial No. 104,327.  "My invention relates to that class of devices which are designed for use in connection with either a piano or a phonograph, although it will be apparent from the hereinafter contained description that it can be used with any spring motor."  Classification 73/539; 73/546.

June 10, 1919

            1,306,131  Sound Reproducing and Recording Apparatus.  Eugene T. Turney, of New York, N. Y., Assignor of One-Half to Ernest C. Wilcox, of Meriden, Connecticut.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 4, 1919, Serial No. 269,559.  Classification 369/160.

            1,306,182  Phonograph Arm and Horn Attachment.  George A. Hoover, of Sallisaw, Oklahoma.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 16, 1918, Serial No. 258,474.  Classification 369/80.

            1,306,196  Tone-Regulator for Phonographs.  Charles H. Smith, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Smith, Barnes & Strohber Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  Filed July 25, 1918, Serial No. 246,631.  Classification 181/186.

            1,306,241  Self-Operating Talking-Machine.  Garrett W. Woodward, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to J. Herbert Benjamin, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 26, 1918, Serial No. 230,858.  Classification 369/181; 369/204.

June 17, 1919

            1,306,737  Record-Holder.  Edward A. Banschbach, of Chicago, Illinois.  Executed Mar. 22, 1917.  Filed Mar. 28, 1917, Serial No. 157,952.  "This invention relates to a holder for the disk records of phonographs."  Classification 312/9.42.

            1,306,846  Lid-Supporting Member.  Francesco Cirelli, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 27, 1917, Serial No. 188,539.  "My improved device is particularly adapted for use in connection with sound reproducing machines and is intended to hold the lid or cover in an open position and also limit the opening movement of the lid or cover."  Classification 217/60D; 403/85.

            1,306,847  Combined Player-Piano and Phonograph.  Melville Clark, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Melville Clark Piano Company, a Corporation of Illinois.  Executed Oct. 27, 1915.  Filed Oct. 28, 1915, Serial No. 58,364.  Classification 84/4.

            1,306,853  Support for Hinged Members.  Jacob F. Larsen, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor of One-Half to James Dziadaszek, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 2, 1919, Serial No. 286,934.  "This invention relates to certain improvements in means for supporting hinged members, especially the lids or covers of phonographs, graphophones, desks, trunks, boxes, pianos, trap doors and the like, when raised or turned on their hinges, to any desired elevation or angle."  Classification 217/60E.

            1,307,014  Controlling Mechanism for Talking-Machines.  Edward S. Marsh, of Rochester, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 18, 1915, Serial No. 56,424.  Classification 369/236; 369/237; 369/238.

            1,307,121  Dancing Figure for Phonographs.  John M. Foster, of Fulton, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 27, 1917, Serial No. 188,429.  Renewed May 14, 1919, Serial No. 297,137.  Classification 40/456; 40/420; 446/366; 472/6.

            1,307,236  Sound-Box.  Josef Brandstetter, of Rochester, Minnesota, Assignor to Sears, Roebuck & Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 21, 1917, Serial No. 150,188.  "My invention relates to sound recording and reproducing or so called 'talking' machines and has for its object the improvement of sound boxes used therewith."  Classification 369/160; 369/170.

            1,307,323  Motion-Picture Apparatus.  Samuel F. Stein, of Williamsport, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed July 17, 1918, Serial No. 245,283.  "My invention relates to so-called speaking motion pictures, that is, to the joint use of motion pictures and talking machines, so that when talking or singing characters are projected on the screen, the appropriate words or sounds will simultaneously be given by the phonograph."  Classification 352/36.

            D53,431  Design for a Combined Settee and Phonograph-Cabinet.  John Stockton Blankinship, of Lynchburg, Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 21, 1919, Serial No. 278,546.  Classification D14/168.

            D53,456  Design for a Tone-Arm.  William J. McNamara, of Cleveland, Ohio, Assignor to Empire Phono Parts Company, of Cleveland, Ohio, a Corporation of Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 4, 1919, Serial No. 287,626.  Classification D14/262.

June 24, 1919

            1,307,550  Illustrative Phonograph.  William C. Huss, of Cincinnati, Ohio.  Executed Apr. 30, 1918.  Filed May 4, 1918, Serial No. 232,664.  "An object of my invention is to produce a phonograph in which the subject of the record to be played may be illustrated in panoramic picture form and in which the scenes or other pictures so displayed occur synchronously with the parts of the record corresponding thereto."  Classification 40/446; 369/75.11; 40/906.

            1,307,664  Tone-Regulator.  George Arnold Frost, of Sound Beach, Connecticut.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 6, 1918, Serial No. 248,591.  "This invention relates to talking machines and as its primary object, contemplates the provision of means for regulating or restricting the vibrations of the reproducing diaphragm, to modify the volume of the sound reproduced and to eliminate harsh and discordant notes therefrom."  Classification 369/163.

            1,307,812  Method of and Apparatus for Making Phonograph-Records.  John V. Errickson, of Scranton, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed July 3, 1918, Serial No. 243,131.  Disclaimer of provisions 7-9, 15, 16, and 18 by assignee Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing Company, June 6, 1923.  Classification 264/107; 165/170; 264/348; 425/470; 425/810.

            1,308,020  Sound-Record.  Francis Lincoln Young, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed June 27, 1916.  Filed June 28, 1916, Serial No. 106,392.  Classification 369/277; 369/288.

July 1, 1919

            1,308,065  Phonograph.  Joseph Hajek, of East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  Executed Dec. 8, 1917.  Filed Dec. 15, 1917, Serial No. 207,334.  Classification 369/259; 369/159.

            1,308,110  Musical Instrument.  Willard L. Pollard, of Evanston, Illinois, Assignor to the Cable Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed May 12, 1915, Serial No. 27,521.  "My invention relates to musical instruments, and more specifically to means for use in connection with a sheet-controlled automatic musical instrument and a phonograph whereby the instrument and phonograph may be kept in synchronism."  Classification 84/4; 84/169.

            1,308,358  Reproducer for Talking-Machine.  Albert A. Huseby, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 18, 1917, Serial No. 162,877.  Classification 369/157.

            1,308,420  Cabinet for Talking-Machines.  John Herzog, of Saginaw, Michigan.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 12, 1918, Serial No. 216,760.  Classification 312/8.13; 312/107; 312/7.1; 369/75.11.

            1,308,447  Phonograph-Stop.  Henry K. Sandell, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Herbert S. Mills, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed July 5, 1916, Serial No. 107,581.  Classification 369/237; 188/187; 369/238; 369/266; 369/268; 369/270.1.

            1,308,449  Electric Motor and Governing Mechanism Therefor.  Henry K. Sandell, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Herbert S. Mills, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed July 14, 1917, Serial No. 180,586.  "It is my specific object to provide a type of motor and governor especially designed for use in phonographs and the like mechanisms in which a low speed motor having very accurate regulation is desired."  Classification 388/816; 310/46; 388/925.

            1,308,450  Phonograph.  Henry K. Sandell, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Herbert S. Mills, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed July 23, 1918, Serial No. 246,288.  Classification 369/160; 369/159.

            1,308,468  Reticulated Motion-Picture Curtain.  Edward H. Amet, of Redondo Beach, California.  Executed Aug. 15, 1912.  Filed Aug. 20, 1912, Serial No. 716,102.  "When it is desired, telephone receivers 5, and horns 6 with suitable leads 7 leading to and connected with a source of sound-reproduction such as a phonograph, not shown, may be located in the dark room behind the painted screen."  Classification 359/443; 160/353; 359/445; 359/459.

            1,308,539  Number-Indicating Means.  Henry P. Clausen, of Mount Vernon, New York, Assignor to Western Electric Company, Incorporated, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  Executed Nov. 20, 1916.  Filed Nov. 21, 1916, Serial No. 132,559.  "It will be understood...that phonographs or other means may be employed to speak the number of the called line, instead of using numeral wheels to transmit impulses as herein disclosed."  Classification 379/246; 379/257; 379/263; 379/71.

            1,308,556  Driving Mechanism for Phonographs.  Thomas M. Shank, of Bidwell, Ohio, Assignor of One-Half to Thomas J. O'Meara, of Cincinnati, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 20, 1918, Serial No. 263,406.  Classification 369/240.

            1,308,566  Sound-Reproducing Apparatus.  Christian J. F. Wilfert, of Dorchester, Massachusetts, Assignor of One-Half to Himself, and One-Half to George F. Wilfert, of Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed June 5, 1918, Serial No. 238,362.  Classification 181/183.

July 8, 1919

            1,308,875  Cinematograph.  Linford S. Stiles, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor of One-Fourth to John J. Kuh, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 4, 1915, Serial No. 12,014.  "The object of my invention is to provide a moving picture machine of the cinematograph type which may be adapted for educational purposes, and more particularly for teaching dancing or other qualification in which certain movements or steps are required; for example, aside from the special dancing steps, the pictures may give exercising movements such as dumb-bell, fencing, and other exercises well known to those interested in athletics whether for sport or whether for health purposes, such as flesh reducing exercises, etc.  While the above are the primary objects of the invention, my improvements are also adapted for coöperation with a talking machine by providing a flexible detachable power transmitting connection from a rotating part of the talking machine, whereby the motor thereof may be employed to operate the cinematograph; and in this connection it is evident that the cinematograph may be used to illustrate a dance while the Victrola is operated to play the dance music."  Classification 352/33.

July 15, 1919

            1,309,656  Record-Ejector for Talking-Machines.  Napoleon B. Riddle, of Wilson, Louisiana.  Filed Mar. 1, 1918, Serial No. 219,810.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 1, 1918, Serial No. 219,810.  Classification 312/9.26.

            1,309,741  Phonograph Locking or Braking Device.  Ray H. Manson, of Elyria, Ohio, Assignor to the Garford Manufacturing Company, of Elyria, Ohio, a Corporation of Ohio.  Executed June 19, 1915.  Filed July 6, 1915, Serial No. 38,369.  Classification 369/234.

            1,309,766  Sound-Box for Phonographs.  Albert W. Mills, of West Orange, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed June 19, 1918, Serial No. 240,820.  Classification 369/157; 369/159; 369/162.

            1,310,170  Governor Mechanism.  Theo Clifford Whiting, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Filed July 5, 1916, Serial No. 107,717.  "My invention may be employed with particular advantage in connection with spring motors such as are ordinarily employed in phonograph and gramophone machines."  Classification 188/187.

            D53,570  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Meyer Davis, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 3, 1919, Serial No. 280,478.  Classification D14/181; D6/448.

            D53,573  Design for a Casing for Automatic Sound-Producing Instruments.  William H. Eggebrecht, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Assignor to Cheney Talking Machine Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed June 27, 1918, Serial No. 242,304.  Classification D14/183.

            D53,574  Design for a Casing for Automatic Sound-Producing Instruments.  William H. Eggebrecht, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Assignor to Cheney Talking Machine Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed June 27, 1918, Serial No. 242,305.  Classification D14/184.

            D53,575  Design for a Graphophone-Case.  William H. Friedline, of Meyersdale, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed May 17, 1919, Serial No. 297,966.  Classification D14/184.

            D53,617  Design for an Article of Manufacture—Namely, a Screen for Sound-Outlets of Graphophones.  William A. Sommerhof, of Erie, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 19, 1918, Serial No. 263,228.  Classification D14/219.

July 22, 1919

            1,310,472  Music-Desk for Pianos.  Jacob J. Froess, of Erie, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 31, 1917, Serial No. 199,450.  "My invention relates to improvements in music desks for pianos and particularly to means for supporting the front panel of a piano having a graphophone and record cabinet mounted in the upper portion of the piano case."  Classification 84/180.

            1,310,484  Phonograph-Stop.  Richard Kuenstler, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 9, 1918, Serial No. 265,894.  Classification 369/79; 369/234.

            1,310,549  Check or Coin Control Apparatus.  Cyrus C. Shigley, of Grand Rapids, Michigan.  Filed Nov. 10, 1916, Serial No. 130,626.  Divided: Filed Nov. 26, 1917, Serial No. 203,993.  "For the purpose of making the operation of my improved check controlled apparatus clear, I have illustrated it in connection with the phonograph described and claimed in my co-pending application above referred to [130,626], only those portions of the phonograph structure being illustrated which are deemed necessary for a clear understanding of my present device."  Classification 194/308.

            1,310,564  Phonograph-Lamp.  Frank H. Feraud, of Granite City, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 21, 1918, Serial No. 258,938.  Classification 362/87; 369/75.11.

            1,310,647  Automatic Cabinet-Lid Support.  Frank L. Casper, of Howe Cave, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 20, 1919, Serial No. 278,135.  "This invention relates to lid supports and more particularly to an improved device for supporting the hingedly mounted lid of a phonograph cabinet."  Classification 217/60E.

            1,310,753  Reproducer for Talking-Machines.  Arnold H. Holmes, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Assignor to Perfelitone Corporation, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 27, 1919, Serial No. 273,382.  Classification 369/162; 369/163.

            1,310,814  Phonograph-Disk-Record-Holding Cabinet.  William M. Ward, of Wyandotte, Michigan.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 24, 1919, Serial No. 284,767.  Classification 312/9.9.

            1,310,900  Telephonograph.  Hugo Ullmann, of St. Gallen, Switzerland.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 26, 1919, Serial No. 285,352.  Classification 379/85.

            1,310,946  Phonographic Reproducer.  John H. J. Haines, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed June 15, 1918, Serial No. 240,154.  Classification 369/164.

            1,311,057  Reproducer.  Zena Eckelbarger, of Goshen, Indiana.  Continuation of Serial No. 175,205, filed June 16, 1917.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 4, 1918, Serial No. 215,357.  For phonograph.   Classification 369/157.

            D53,628  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Ernest C. Cook, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 26, 1919, Serial No. 279,455.  Classification D14/178.

July 29, 1919

            1,311,300  Combined Horn and Sound-Box.  William H. Tonk, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to William Tonk & Bro., Inc., of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 18, 1918, Serial No. 223,075.  "My invention relates to talking machines of either the disk or cylinder type and employing either the 'hill and valley' or laterally undulating grooves."  Classification 369/160.

            1,311,322  Storage-Cabinet for Phonographic Disk Records.  Joseph F. Culverwell, of Washington, District of Columbia, Assignor of One-Half to Louis G. Julihn, of Washington, District of Columbia.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 18, 1915, Serial No. 67,559.  Classification 312/9.9.

            1,311,342  Production of Disk Records.  Raymond A. Gloetzner, of Berlin-Schöneberg, Germany.  No execution date.  Filed May 14, 1919, Serial No. 297,172.  Classification 264/107; 264/316; 425/405.1; 425/810.

            1,311,433  Audiopticon.  Cyrus Newton Andrews, of Yucaipa, California.  Executed Nov. 9, 1914.  Filed Nov. 18, 1914, Serial No. 872,853.  "This invention relates to talking motion picture apparatus, and the object of the invention in a general way is to provide means whereby it is made practical to reproduce satisfactorily, as a unitary production, both the auditory and visual parts of any entertainment or occurrence."  Classification 352/36.

            1,311,478  Amplifying-Horn.  Russell A. Willson, of Spokane, Washington, Assignor of One-Half to Emil Simon, of Spokane, Washington.  No execution date.  Filed July 11, 1918, Serial No. 244,381.  "The present invention relates to improvements in amplifying horns or sound conveyers for phonographs, graphophones, and other talking machines."  Classification 181/192.

            1,311,663  Player-Piano and Phonograph.  Elizabeth C. Mechling, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to Melville Clark Piano Company, of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 12, 1915, Serial No. 55,549.  Classification 84/4.

Aug. 5, 1919

            1,312,103  Combined Moving-Picture Machinery and Phonographic Apparatus.  Clyde J. Coleman, of New Rochelle, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 21, 1915, Serial No. 46,629.  Classification 352/36; 369/266; 369/69.

            1,312,181  Winding Device for the Spring-Motors of Talking-Machines.  Joseph W. Jones, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to Jones Motrola, Inc., of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  Executed Nov. 19, 1917.  Filed Nov. 20, 1917, Serial No. 204,675.  Classification 185/40M.

            1,312,250  Talking-Machine.  Laurence Scofield Holmboe, of Oklahoma, Oklahoma.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 10, 1916, Serial No. 83,375.  Classification 369/208.

            1,312,461  Sound Recording and Reproducing Machine.  Henry L. Wadsworth, of Lexington, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 7, 1917, Serial No. 153,141.  Classification 369/192.1.

Aug. 12, 1919

            1,312,624  Winding Mechanism for Talking-Machines.  Louis A. Freedman, of New York, N. Y.  Executed June 4, 1914.  Filed June 17, 1914, Serial No. 845,551.  Classification 185/39; 185/40M; 74/127.

            1,312,636  Stay-Arm.  Frank D. Lewis, of West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor, by Mesne Assignments, to Pathe Freres Phonograph Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed Jan. 17, 1917.  Filed Jan. 29, 1917, Serial No. 145,058.  For convenience "as for assembly, cleaning and adjustment of the parts of the machine, as, for example, a phonograph, contained in the cabinet."  Classification 217/60C.

            1,312,848  Needle for Sound-Reproducing Machines.  Jonathan A. Hunt, of Salem, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 14, 1918, Serial No. 211,714.  Classification 369/173; 76/101.1.

            1,312,849  Needle for Sound-Reproducing Machines.  Jonathan A. Hunt, of Salem, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 28, 1918, Serial No. 225,225.  Classification 369/173.

            1,312,957  Phonograph Transmission-Rod.  William H. Davis, of Bronxville, and Frederick E. Joss, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignors to Lektophone Corporation, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed May 9, 1918, Serial No. 233,465.  Classification 369/163.

            1,312,958  Phonographic Transmission.  William H. Davis, of Bronxville, and Frederick E. Joss, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignors to Lektophone Corporation, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed May 9, 1918, Serial No. 233,466.  Classification 369/163; 369/170.

            1,312,959  Talking Machine.  William H. Davis, of Bronxville, and Frederick E. Joss, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignors to Lektophone Corporation, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed July 13, 1918, Serial No. 244,691.  Classification 369/162; 369/170.

            1,313,190  Combined Talking-Machine and Stereopticon.  John L. Boyle, of Boston, Massachusetts.  Substitute for Serial No. 829,968, filed Apr. 6, 1914.  No execution date.  Filed May 16, 1919, Serial No. 297,715.  Classification 353/16; 352/18.

            1,313,214  Combined Talking and Picture-Exhibiting Machine.  John L. Boyle, of Boston, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 28, 1914, Serial No. 879,280.  Classification 353/16; 353/107.

Aug. 19, 1919

            1,313,250  Phonograph.  Burr B. Blood, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to George Heidman and Norman A. Street, Both of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 10, 1917, Serial No. 195,702.  Classification 181/183.

            1,313,342  Combined Tone-Arm and Stop Device for Talking-Machines.  James T. Sibley, of Newark, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed July 9, 1917, Serial No. 179,365.  Classification 369/158.

            1,313,559  Method of Manufacturing Tone-Arms for Talking-Machines and the Like.  Frederick Savage, of London, England.  Executed Dec. 11, 1918.  Filed Dec. 28, 1918, Serial No. 288,791 [?].  Classification 156/187; 156/192; 156/245; 156/278.

            1,313,720  Sound Reproducing and Recording Apparatus.  Robert G. Mitchell, of Mount Vernon, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 24, 1919, Serial No. 284,764.  Classification 369/163.

            1,313,751  Vibration-Transferring Means.  Harald Smith, of Copenhagen, Denmark.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 23, 1916, Serial No. 116,425.  "This invention is...applicable for use with the receiving device of an amplifier in conjunction with a dictating talking machine or other type of acoustic machines."  Classification 381/344; 381/162; 381/186.

            RE14,718  See 1,084,993.

Aug. 26, 1919

            1,314,081  Synchronizing Apparatus.  Ladislav O. Kozar, of Middletown, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 9, 1915, Serial No. 20,237.  "I have shown the invention as embodied in an arrangement for synchronizing a moving picture machine or kinetoscope and a phonograph."  Classification 318/85; 307/123; 352/12; 73/507.

            1,314,127  Sound-Box.  Francesco Cirelli, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 6, 1918, Serial No. 248,557.  For phonographs.  Classification 369/160; 369/170.

            1,314,481  Record-Cabinet.  Edwin Scott Votey, of Summit, New Jersey, Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 23, 1916, Serial No. 116,489.  Classification 312/9.54; 312/266; 312/273.

            D53,734  Design for a Graphophone-Case.  William H. Friedline, of Meyersdale, Pennsylvania, Assignor to Modernola Co., of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, a Corporation of Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed May 13, 1919, Serial No. 296,937.  Classification D14/184.

            D53,753  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Joseph N. Vasey, of Brookfield, Illinois.  Executed Feb. 14, 1919.  Filed Feb. 20, 1919, Serial No. 278,308.  Classification D14/184.

            D53,754  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Joseph N. Vasey, of Brookfield, Illinois.  Executed Feb. 14, 1919.  Filed Feb. 20, 1919, Serial No. 278,309.  Classification D14/176.

Sept. 2, 1919

            1,314,578  Combined Talking-Machine and Piano.  Joseph H. Dickinson, of Cranford, New Jersey, Assignor to Aeolian Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed Apr. 29, 1913.  Filed May 1, 1913, Serial No. 764,735.  Renewed Sept. 20, 1917, Serial No. 192,412.  Classification 84/4; 369/69; 369/75.11.

            1,314,887  Display-Fixture.  Nicholas Joseph Miano, of Jamaica, New York, Assignor to Universal Fixture Corporation, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 24, 1919, Serial No. 272,960.  "One of the objects of the invention is to provide a swinging panel for display-racks having means for supporting a plurality of disk records for phonographs, or similar disk-like articles, substantially flatly against the two faces of the panel in such manner that the articles may be inspected while on the panel and may be readily removed when desired."  Classification 211/40; 211/169.

            1,314,950  Automatic Mechanism for Raising the Covers of Music-Cabinets.  William C. Desmond, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed May 5, 1919, Serial No. 295,019.  "This device is especially well adapted for use in talking machines, such as the well-known victrola, graphophone, and the like, all of which reproduce music, etc., from a prepared disk, and which give the best results when the cover of the instrument is closed during the rendition of a piece of music, speech and the like."  Classification 217/60C; 217/60G; 49/379; 84/95.1.

            1,314,958  Display-Fixture.  Samuel Goldberg, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to Universal Fixture Corporation, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 5, 1918, Serial No. 265,395.  "One of the principal objects of the invention is the provision of a swinging panel for display racks in which disk records for phonographs and the like may be readily inserted and removed, and wherein the records will be protected from injury and will be so displayed that their titles will be in view."  Classification 211/40; 211/169.

            1,314,980  Horn for Talking-Machines.  Alexander Pogonowski, of Randwick, near Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Assignor to Heiron and Smith Limited, of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, a Company.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 27, 1917, Serial No. 209,027.  Classification 181/192.

            1,315,117  Phonograph-Reproducer.  Oren L. Grubbs, of Independence, Kansas.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 15, 1919, Serial No. 271,258.  Classification 369/160; 369/170.

Sept. 9, 1919

            1,315,213  Cabinet for Disk Records.  Frank Coss, of Framingham, Massachusetts.  Executed Aug. 23, 1918.  Filed Aug. 27, 1918, Serial No. 251,671.  Classification 312/9.17; 312/9.26.

            1,315,411  Sound-Producing Diaphragm.  Paul J. Ray, of Lakewood, Ohio.  Executed May 26, 1917.  Filed May 28, 1917, Serial No. 171,360.  "The object of the invention is to provide a diaphragm for sound boxes for use in recording and reproducing sound in connection with phonographs and similar instruments."  Classification 181/172.

            1,315,456  Spring-Motor.  Leonidas Baxter, of Dayton, Ohio, Assignor to the Thomas Manufacturing Company, of Dayton, Ohio, a Corporation of Ohio.  Filed Oct. 24, 1917, Serial No. 198,283.  Presumed from design to be intended for use in gramophones.  Classification 74/425.

            1,315,459  Self-Winding Spring-Motor.  William W. Billings, of Cleveland, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed May 26, 1917, Serial No. 171,142.  Renewed Feb. 7, 1919, Serial No. 275,674.  "In the drawing the spring motor has been shown as organized and arranged for operating a phonograph or talking machine, or in other words for turning the shaft to which the record table is attached."  Classification 185/40A.

            1,315,877  Automatic Stop for Sound-Reproducing Machines.  John Stege and Henry Krause, of New York, N. Y., Assignors to Adelbert T. Emerson, of New York, N. Y.  Executed Nov. 15, 1913.  Filed Nov. 17, 1913, Serial No. 801,485.  Renewed June 20, 1918, Serial No. 241,095.  Classification 369/236; 369/234; 76/107.4.

Sept. 16, 1919

            1,315,974  Gramophone.  Bronislaw Leonowicz, of Jersey City, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 21, 1918, Serial No. 223,736.  Classification 369/234.

            1,315,989  Cabinet for Sound-Reproducing Machines.  Barney Rubin, of Chicago, Illinois.  Executed Mar. 10, 1919.  Filed Apr. 4, 1919, Serial No. 287,499.  Classification 312/8.11; 312/242; 312/7.1; 312/8.12; 362/87; 369/75.11.

            1,316,025  Phonograph-Illuminating Appliance.  Melvin H. Gaba, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 27, 1919, Serial No. 273,261.  Classification 362/87; 362/396.

            1,316,138  Phonograph-Stop.  Alexander F. Bruhy, of West Bend, Wisconsin.  No execution date.  Filed June 19, 1918, Serial No. 240,770.  Classification 369/238; 369/234; 369/236.

            1,316,187  Phonograph.  Edward Rogers, of Rosedale, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 21, 1917, Serial No. 208,298.  Classification 181/197; 251/129.1.

            1,316,395  Container for Phonographic Records.  Thomas Sharlow, of Yonkers, New York.  No execution date.  Filed May 19, 1919, Serial No. 297,997.  Classification 312/9.44.

            1,316,533  Phonograph-Needle.  Edward Thomas Chernushek, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 28, 1919, Serial No. 273,579.  Classification 369/171; 369/161; 369/173.

            1,316,536  Tone-Control Device for Talking-Machines.  William H. Davis, of Bronxville, and Frederick E. Joss, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignors to Lektophone Corporation, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed May 9, 1918, Serial No. 233,467.  Classification 369/163.

            1,316,537  Tone-Control Device for Talking-Machines.  William H. Davis, of Bronxville, and Frederick E. Joss, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignors to Lektophone Corporation, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed May 9, 1918, Serial No. 233,468.  Classification 369/163.

Sept. 23, 1919

            1,316,552  Phonograph-Motor Control.  Vincent G. Apple, of Dayton, Ohio.  Executed Sept. 17, 1917.  Filed Sept. 22, 1917, Serial No. 192,772.  Classification 388/816; 12/142RS; 310/157; 310/46; 369/241; 388/927.

            1,316,703  Diaphragm for Sound-Boxes.  James H. Ellis, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Assignor of One-Eighth to Emil H. Steiger and One-Eighth to Edward L. Ream, Both of Oshkosh, Wisconsin.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 26, 1915, Serial No. 17,100.  Renewed Apr. 23, 1917, Serial No. 164,049.  Classification 369/160.

            1,316,885  Album for Phonograph Disk Records.  John Edwin Fletcher, of Springfield, Massachusetts, Assignor to the Franz-Yahn Service, of Springfield, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 24, 1918, Serial No. 251,283.  Classification 206/311; 229/69; 229/71.

            1,316,894  Phonograph-Record.  Lawrence S. Holmboe, of Oklahoma, Oklahoma.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 19, 1917, Serial No. 207,923.  Classification 369/282.

            1,316,932  Combination Needle Magazine Feeder and Director.  John L. Vaughn, of San Francisco, California.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 7, 1918, Serial No. 248,669.  "One of the objects of the present invention is to provide a needle holder or magazine for the reception of phonograph needles, said magazine being sufficiently large to receive a great quantity of superposed needles, and also permitting indiscriminate placing of the needles therein."  Classification 221/172; 221/197; 221/264.

            1,316,948  Blade-Sharpening Attachment for Phonographs.  Julius U. Fuchs, of Seattle, Washington.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 10, 1919, Serial No. 281,889.  Classification 451/439; 451/205; 451/541.

            1,317,127  Phonographic Reproducing Instrument for Organs.  Thomas Allen Cleaver, of Brooklyn, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 17, 1916, Serial No. 84,800.  Classification 84/601.

Sept. 30, 1919

            1,317,236  Automatic Stop for Gramophones.  Ole O. Storle, of Tacoma, Washington.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 21, 1919, Serial No. 284,172.  Classification 369/238.

            1,317,257  Repeating and Stopping Attachment for Phonographs.  Frank H. Adams, of Cleveland, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 22, 1915, Serial No. 3,674.  Classification 369/228.

            1,317,258  Repeating and Stopping Attachment for Phonographs.  Frank H. Adams, of Cleveland, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 30, 1915, Serial No. 24,843.  Classification 369/228.

            1,317,259  Repeating and Stopping Attachment for Phonographs.  Frank H. Adams, of Cleveland, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 31, 1914, Serial No. 859,271.  Renewed Oct. 5, 1917, Serial No. 195,001.  Classification 369/226.

            1,317,630  Device for Phonographs.  Joseph Menchen, of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 24, 1917, Serial No. 208,660.  Classification 369/160; 369/172; 369/256; 369/262; 369/292.

            1,317,671  Needle for Talking-Machines.  Charles F. Dilks, of Bridgeton, New Jersey, Assignor of One-Half to Isidore W. Goldberg, of Bridgeton, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 30, 1918, Serial No. 264,799.  Classification 369/173.

Oct. 7, 1919

            1,318,083  Talking-Machine.  Frederick E. Joss, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Lektophone Corporation, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed May 9, 1918, Serial No. 233,421.  Classification 369/164; 369/170.

            1,318,104  Repeating Device for Talking-Machines.  James B. O'Rear, of Frankfort, Kentucky.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 2, 1919, Serial No. 286,843.  Classification 369/227.

            1,318,145  Cleaning Device for Phonograph-Records.  Dell F. Harbaugh, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed July 1, 1916, Serial No. 107,166.  Classification 369/74; 29/DIG.97.

            1,318,153  Tone-Arm Adjustment for Talking-Machines.  Albert A. Huseby, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed May 3, 1918, Serial No. 232,209.  Classification 369/157.

            1,318,193  Phonograph.  Alexander Winslow, of Winona, Minnesota.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 28, 1917, Serial No. 204,361.  Classification 369/81.

            1,318,201  Gramophone-Amplifier.  William Russell Free, of Piqua, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 28, 1918, Serial No. 251,788.  Classification 369/128; 340/390.1; 369/152; 369/158; 369/266.

            D53,953  Design for a Carrying-Case for Phonographs or Similar Articles.  Joseph Wolff, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Feb. 26, 1917.  Filed Mar. 10, 1917, Serial No. 154,042.  Classification D14/201; D3/292.

Oct. 14, 1919

            1,318,403  Chair.  Leonard H. Peavy, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 21, 1919, Serial No. 278,367.  "The invention relates to chairs and like articles of furniture of massive appearance, as in the mission type and other bulky styles, and the object of the invention is to utilize the spaces in such chair and provide therein a talking machine mechanism with the records therefor, and a sound conduit performing the function of the usual horn, all such parts adapted to be easily conditioned for service by the occupant of the chair, or to be dismounted and concealed in the latter when desired."  Classification 297/217.4; 369/69.

            1,318,675  Sound-Reproducing Instrument.  Arnold Kreusler, of Los Angeles, California.  Executed Jan. 13, 1919.  Filed Jan. 18, 1919, Serial No. 271,854.  "This invention relates to sound reproducing instruments of the phonograph class; and the invention has particularly to do with the provision of a new kind of sound box and sound amplifying or resonating apparatus."  Classification 369/69; 369/160.

            1,318,866  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  Oswald H. Hansen, of Port Washington, Wisconsin, Assignor to United Phonographs Corporation, of Sheboygan, Wisconsin.  No execution date.  Filed June 17, 1918, Serial No. 240,549.  Classification 185/37; 185/40M; 369/241; 369/267; 74/425.

            1,318,916  Motion-Controlling Device.  Henry L. Pitman, of Brooklyn, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 23, 1918, Serial No. 224,123.  "This invention relates to new and useful improvements in speed-governing and stopping mechanism adapted for use with motors of small machines, and more particularly with motors of sound-reproducing machines."  Classification 188/187.

            1,318,997  Process of Making Sound-Records.  Robert Head, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed Mar. 13, 1915.  Filed Mar. 15, 1915, Serial No. 14,404.  Classification 369/84; 29/896.24.

Oct. 21, 1919

            1,319,171  Phonograph-Stop.  Francis A. Nolan, of St. Paul, Minnesota.  No execution date.  Filed May 21, 1917, Serial No. 169,844.  Classification 369/238.

            1,319,172  Stop for Sound-Reproducing Machines.  Francis A. Nolan, of St. Paul, Minnesota.  No execution date.  Filed June 3, 1918, Serial No. 237,928.  Classification 369/238.

            1,319,354  Automatic Illuminating-Device for Talking-Machines.  Louis Nahemow, of New York, N. Y.  Executed Nov. 30, 1917.  Filed Dec. 5, 1917, Serial No. 205,679.  Classification 362/87; 362/199.

Oct. 28, 1919

            1,319,690  Lighting Attachment for Sound-Reproducing Machines.  George E. Bernecker, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Assignor, by Mesne Assignments, to Record Needle & Manufacturing Co., of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  No execution date.  Filed Oct. 18, 1917, Serial No. 197,282.  Classification 362/87; 362/414.

            1,320,035  Automatic Sound-Reproducing Machine.  William E. Birket, of Peoria, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 2, 1917, Serial No. 159,315.  Classification 369/199; 369/197; 369/198; 369/258.1.

            1,320,141  Loud-Speaking Wireless Phonograph.  Earl C. Hanson, of Los Angeles, California, Assignor to Title Insurance and Trust Company, a Corporation of California.  Executed June 4, 1918.  Filed June 4, 1918, Serial No. 238,109.  Classification 381/79.

            1,320,338  Machine for Bending Tubing.  George E. Neuberth, of Newark, New Jersey.  Executed Feb. 25, 1919.  Filed Feb. 26, 1919, Serial No. 279,229.  "Such bent tapered tubes as are employed for the sound boxes of talking machines are good examples of the articles made by this machine, and for the purpose of this specification I will describe the machine as one adapted to make such bent tubes."  Classification 72/388; 72/404.

Nov. 4, 1919

            1,320,519  Driving Mechanism for Disk Talking-Machines.  Thomas Ahearn, of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.  No execution date.  Filed May 27, 1918, Serial No. 236,809.  Classification 476/57; 369/239; 369/267.

            1,320,639  Phonograph Record-Disk.  Samuel D. Mott, of Passaic, New Jersey, Assignor of One-Half to Arthur B. Sullivan, of Allendale, New Jersey.  Executed Mar. 3, 1919.  Filed Feb. 7, 1916, Serial No. 76,641.  Divided: Filed Mar. 4, 1919, Serial No. 280,548.  Classification 369/277.

            1,320,732  Sheet-Metal Replayer.  Robert G. Brown and John E. Strietelmeier, of Elyria, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed Sept. 15, 1916, Serial No. 120,302 [?].  "This invention relates to phonograph repeaters."  Classification 369/227; 369/228.

            1,320,859  Metal-Grinding Machine.  Jay G. Hobson, of Martinsville, Indiana.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 11, 1919, Serial No. 289,217.  "This invention relates to metal grinding machines and has particular reference to that class of machines employed as a means for sharpening or repointing phonograph needles."  Classification 451/324.

            1,320,958  Carrier for Phonograph-Records.  Charles R. Albrecht, of New York, N. Y., and Adolph Goedecker, of Hackensack, New Jersey.  Executed Apr. 14, 1919.  Filed Apr. 18, 1919, Serial No. 290,960.  Classification 312/9.64; 206/310; 294/158; 369/291.1; D6/633.

            1,321,010  Phonograph-Record Cabinet.  Abel E. Chernack, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 6, 1919, Serial No. 275,374.  Classification 312/9.52.

            D54,082  Design for a Grille or Panel for a Phonograph-Cabinet or Similar Article.  William F. Halstrick, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Nathan Steiner, of St. Louis, Missouri.  No execution date.  Filed June 9, 1919, Serial No. 302,985.  Classification D14/219.

            D54,083  Design for a Grille or Panel for a Phonograph-Cabinet or Similar Article.  William F. Halstrick, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Nathan Steiner, of St. Louis, Missouri.  No execution date.  Filed June 9, 1919, Serial No. 302,986.  Classification D14/219.

            D54,084  Design for a Grille or Panel for a Phonograph-Cabinet or Similar Article.  William F. Halstrick, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Nathan Steiner, of St. Louis, Missouri.  No execution date.  Filed June 9, 1919, Serial No. 302,987.  Classification D14/219.

            D54,085  Design for a Grille or Panel for a Phonograph-Cabinet or Similar Article.  William F. Halstrick, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Nathan Steiner, of St. Louis, Missouri.  No execution date.  Filed June 9, 1919, Serial No. 302,988.  Classification D14/219.

Nov. 11, 1919

            1,321,177  Talking-Machine.  Joseph Wolff, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Mar. 29, 1916.  Filed Apr. 15, 1916, Serial No. 91,340.  Classification 369/160.

            1,321,178  Talking-Machine.  Joseph Wolff, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Apr. 20, 1916.  Filed May 15, 1916, Serial No. 97,672.  Classification 369/158.

            1,321,179  Speed-Regulator for Talking-Machines.  Joseph Wolff, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Jan. 27, 1917.  Filed Feb. 1, 1917, Serial No. 145,889.  Classification 188/187.

            1,321,193  Fastening Device for Sound-Boxes.  Pincus Farb, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Jan. 10, 1917.  Filed Feb. 1, 1917, Serial No. 145,943.  Classification 369/157.

            1,321,194  Talking-Machine Cabinet.  Pincus Farb, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Jan. 17, 1917.  Filed Feb. 1, 1917, Serial No. 145,945.  Classification 217/60C.

            1,321,195  Speed-Regulator.  Pincus Farb, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed May 10, 1918.  Filed June 8, 1918, Serial No. 239,074.  Classification 188/187; 192/99R; 369/239; 369/267; 74/99R.

            1,321,196  Illuminating Device for Talking-Machines.  Pincus Farb, of Newark, New Jersey, Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed July 12, 1918.  Filed July 22, 1918, Serial No. 246,163.  Classification 362/87; 362/802.

            1,321,222  Container for Talking-Machine Records.  Frank Malocsay, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to Sonora Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Feb. 5, 1916.  Filed Feb. 11, 1916, Serial No. 77,689.  Classification 312/9.58.

            1,321,476  Phonograph-Reproducer.  Thomas H. Reed, of Newark, New Jersey.  Executed June 21, 1918.  Filed July 19, 1918, Serial No. 245,746.  Classification 369/162.

            1,321,559  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  Edward Schwartz and Louis Mandel, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignors, by Direct and Mesne Assignments, to the Mandel Corporation, a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed Apr. 6, 1916.  Filed Apr. 10, 1916, Serial No. 90,027.  Classification 369/158.

            D54,184  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Ferdinand L. Steger, of Steger, Illinois, Assignor to Steger & Sons Piano Manufacturing Company, of Steger, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  Executed Aug. 6, 1917.  Filed Aug. 13, 1917, Serial No. 186,058.  Classification D14/178.

Nov. 18, 1919

            1,321,852  Automatic Talking-Machine.  John L. C. Rorison, of University, Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 16, 1915, Serial No. 45,698.  Classification 369/193.

            1,321,912  Sound-Record and Process for Making Same.  Robert Head, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed June 16, 1915.  Filed June 17, 1915, Serial No. 34,689.  Classification 264/107; 369/84; 74/567.

            1,322,282  Needle-Holder for Talking-Machines.  Frank Beaudouin and Thomas P. Beaudouin, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Executed Nov. 15, 1916.  Filed Nov. 16, 1916, Serial No. 131,642.  Classification 369/160; 369/170.

            1,322,286  Phonograph-Repeater.  Robert G. Brown, of Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, and John E. Strietelmeier, of Cincinnati, Ohio; said Brown Assignor to said Strietelemeier.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 9, 1917, Serial No. 147,530.  Classification 369/227; 369/53.45.

            D54,198  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Ernest C. Cook, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed June 19, 1919, Serial No. 305,439.  Classification D14/184.

            D54,201  Design for a Phonograph-Cabinet.  Omar C. De Selms, of Attica, Indiana.  No execution date.  Filed July 29, 1919, Serial No. 314,139.  Classification D14/176.

            D54,224  Design for a Horn and Amplifier for Phonographs.  Robert L. Poe, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 30, 1919, Serial No. 320,953.  Classification D14/207.

            D54,228  Design for a Cabinet for Phonographs or Like Machines.  Joseph G. Willeke, of Seattle, Washington.  Executed July 24, 1919.  Filed Aug. 5, 1919, Serial No. 315,545.  Classification D14/182.

Nov. 25, 1919

            1,322,508  Machine for Pointing Cylindrical Articles.   Marcus O. Anthony, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to A. Kimball Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 14, 1917, Serial No. 154,900.  Among applications is "the pointing of talking machine needles."  Classification 29/76.1; 163/6; 409/159; 451/182; 451/194.

            1,322,681  Record-Cabinet.  Michael J. Duffy, of Brooklyn, New York.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 25, 1917, Serial No. 144,503.  "This invention relates to musical cabinets, and particularly to cabinets for holding disk records for talking machines."  Classification 312/9.25.

            1,322,889  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  Charles H. Fleck, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Executed Apr. 7, 1915.  Filed May 17, 1915, Serial No. 28,539.  Classification 318/468; 310/78.

            1,322,890  Phonograph.  Elmer Fletcher and Roscoe L. Wickes, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignors to Fletcher-Wickes Co., of Chicago, Illinois, a Corporation of Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed May 29, 1918, Serial No. 237,190.  Classification 369/158; 369/247.1; 369/254.

            1,322,997  Sound-Box for Sound-Reproducing Machines.  Raymond T. Bell, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to the Mandel Corporation, a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed Mar. 13, 1919.  Filed Mar. 15, 1919, Serial No. 282,834.  Classification 369/162; 369/165.

            1,323,050  Phonographic-Disk-Record Cabinet.  Alfred H. Haag, of Newport News, Virginia, Assignor to Haag Cabinet Company, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 29, 1916, Serial No. 134,093.  Classification 312/9.24.

            1,323,197  Production of Sound-Record Tablets.  William W. McWilliams, of East Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Executed Apr. 9, 1919.  Filed Apr. 12, 1919, Serial No. 289,575.  Classification 138/174; 249/149; 264/257.

            1,323,219  Phonographic-Disk-Record Cabinet.  Alfred H. Haag, of Narberth, Pennsylvania, Assignor to Haag Cabinet Company, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a Corporation of Delaware.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 3, 1916, Serial No. 70,005.  Renewed Oct. 17, 1919, Serial No. 331,490.  Classification 312/9.27.

Dec. 2, 1919

            1,323,316  Phonograph.  Clinton B. Repp, of Plainfield, New Jersey, Assignor, by Mesne Assignments, to Guillermo A. Alonso, of New York, N. Y.  Executed Feb. 4, 1914.  Filed Apr. 8, 1914, Serial No. 830,339.  Renewed Apr. 8, 1919, Serial No. 288,657.  Classification 369/80; 312/7.1.

            1,323,317  Phonograph.  Clinton B. Repp, of Plainfield, New Jersey.  Executed Jan. 18, 1917.  Filed Feb. 15, 1917, Serial No. 148,699.  Renewed Apr. 8, 1919, Serial No. 288,658.  Classification 369/162; 369/251.

            1,323,331  Phonograph-Cabinet.  Nathan Steiner, of St. Louis, Missouri.  No execution date.  Filed June 16, 1919, Serial No. 304,395.  Classification 312/8.16; 312/282; 312/313; 312/7.1.

            1,323,429  Sound-Reproducer.  Alexander H. Welker, of Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, Assignor to Pollock Manufacturing Company, Limited, of Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, a Corporation of Ontario.  Executed Jan. 9, 1919.  Filed Feb. 1, 1919, Serial No. 274,559.  Classification 369/162.

            1,323,579  Graphophone Attachment for Moving Pictures.  Antonio Dawer, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed Sept. 13, 1918, Serial No. 253,934.  Classification 369/69; 369/53.39.

            1,323,710  Combined Telephone and Phonograph.  John F. Malthaner, of Atlanta, Georgia.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 12, 1914, Serial No. 876,864.  Classification 379/85; 369/146; 369/251.

            1,323,726  Talking-Machine.  Lloyd Y. Squibb, of Camden, New Jersey, Assignor to Victor Talking Machine Company, a Corporation, of New Jersey.  Executed Nov. 3, 1915.  Filed Nov. 4, 1915, Serial No. 59,496.  Classification 369/157.

            1,323,777  Phonograph-Horn.  Carl Hjalmar Larsson, of Seattle, Washington.  Executed Nov. 14, 1918.  Filed Nov. 22, 1918, Serial No. 263,642.  Classification 369/80.

            1,323,943  Method of Producing Musical Compositions Through the Medium of Color.  Charles F. Wilcox, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor of Forty-Nine One-Hundredths to Albinus Wilcox, of Kings County, New York.  Executed Dec. 30, 1915.  Filed Jan. 7, 1916, Serial No. 70,763.   "This invention relates to the method of producing musical compositions, or accompaniments for musical compositions, or other rhythmical effects, auricular or spectacular, essentially for entertainment, as instrumental music, singing, marching, dancing or dramatic action, by and through the medium of color which is presented to the eye as a changing rhythmical light of different colors projected upon a screen a stage or other object or it may be so contrived and arranged that the effect will be projected directly to the eye from the source of light....  By connecting the driving mechanism of the projector with the mechanism of a phonograph, a mechanical piano player, or with both or with other similar instruments I have found that musical tones from the instrument, and the color of the films projected upon a screen or stage or other object may be presented synchronously without error or defect as the speed of the projector, the phonograph and instrument may be exactly regulated so as to operate in unison.  A simple and practicable means of connecting the mechanisms of the devices is illustrated in Fig. 6."  Classification 352/39; 84/464A; 84/464R.

Dec. 9, 1919

            1,324,068  Mechanical Toy.  Lambertus Rosenbaum, of Paterson, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 8, 1919, Serial No. 281,456.  "This invention relates to mechanical toys and particularly to toys which are adapted to be operated by some motor-driven element, as the record-centering spindle on the rotating disk or platen of a phonograph machine, the object being to provide a toy which will be simple and durable in construction and may be composed principally of wire so as to be inexpensive."  Classification 40/456; 346/33WL; 40/411; 446/322; 472/7.

            1,324,094  Lid-Support.  Anthony F. Zega, of Newark, New Jersey.  Executed Feb. 26, 1919.  Filed Feb. 28, 1919, Serial No. 279,788.  "This invention relates to an improved support for lids, such as the lids of boxes, trunks, phonograph cabinets, pianos and the like, and is particularly adapted for such lids that are hinged at one end and which, when raised, are held in such raised position automatically."  Classification 217/60D; 16/345.

            1,324,190  Automatic Stop for Phonographs.  Ernest C. Cook, of Chicago, Illinois.  Executed Feb. 13, 1919.  Filed Mar. 1, 1919, Serial No. 280,040.  Classification 369/238.

            1,324,306  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  Francesco Cirelli, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed July 17, 1918, Serial No. 245,303.  Classification 369/158.

            1,324,311  Cabinet-Phonograph.  Seward W. Hecox, of Zeeland, Michigan.  No execution date.  Filed May 19, 1919, Serial No. 297,992.  Classification 369/80; 312/7.1.

            1,324,435  Supporting Device for Covers of Cabinets.  Louis K. Scotford, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Cheney Talking Machine Company, a Corporation of Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Jan. 5, 1915, Serial No. 63.  "Figure 1 is a perspective view of the upper portion of a talking machine cabinet equipped with my invention."  Classification 217/60C; 16/343; 16/350.

            1,324,600  Support for Hinged Covers or Members.  Frank E. Levanseler, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 7, 1919, Serial No. 288,102.  "This invention relates to certain improvements in means for supporting the hinged lids or covers of phonographs, graphophones, desks, trunks, boxes, pianos, and the like, when raised or turned on their hinges, to any desired elevation or angle."  Classification 217/60E.

            1,324,601  Support for Hinged Covers or Members.  Frank E. Levanseler, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Apr. 30, 1919, Serial No. 293,680.  "This invention...relates to certain improvements in means for supporting the hinged lids or covers of phonographs, graphophones, desks, trunks, boxes, pianos, and the like, when raised or turned on their hinges, to any desired elevation or angle."  Classification 217/60E.

            1,324,643  Adjustable Sound-Box.  Frank L. Capps, of Brooklyn, New York, Assignor to Pathe Freres Phonograph Company, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of Delaware.  Executed Dec. 29, 1916.  Filed Jan. 5, 1917, Serial No. 140,669.  Classification 369/157; 369/170.

            1,324,657  Gramophone-Motor and the Like.  Ira G. Fosler, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed June 5, 1917, Serial No. 173,005.  Classification 388/816; 310/157; 310/163; 310/46; 369/241; 369/267; 388/925.

Dec. 16, 1919

            1,324,779  Mechanism for Synchronizing the Operations of Moving Parts.  Heinrich Bockisch, of Poughkeepsie, New York, Assignor to M. Welte & Sons, of New York, N. Y., a Corporation of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 15, 1917, Serial No. 207,352.  "It may be very desirably employed to synchronize the operations of a phonograph and an automatic piano, organ, orchestrion, or the like, and hence I have shown preferred embodiments of the invention when employed for this particular purpose."  Classification 84/5.

            1,325,013  Phonetic Doll.  Christoph Adolf Giebeler-Wanke, of New York, N. Y.  No execution date.  Filed May 17, 1919, Serial No. 297,728.  Classification 446/302; 369/63.

            1,325,111  Sound-Record.  John Robson, of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.  No execution date.  Filed Mar. 7, 1918, Serial No. 220,944.  Classification 369/229.

            1,325,119  Automatic Stop for Phonograph-Motors.  James T. Sibley, of Newark, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 17, 1917, Serial No. 186,665.  Classification 369/243; 369/255.

            1,325,209  Phonograph.  Henry K. Sandell, of Chicago, Illinois, Assignor to Herbert S. Mills, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed July 24, 1918, Serial No. 246,447.  Classification 369/160; 369/244.1.

            1,325,274  Attachment for Phonograph Sound-Boxes.  Albert E. Burruss, of Norfolk, Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed Nov. 11, 1918, Serial No. 262,102.  Classification 369/163.

            1,325,354  Speed-Determining Mechanism.  William Warren Dean, of Stamford, Connecticut, Assignor to Splitdorf Electrical Company, of Newark, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed July 6, 1917, Serial No. 179,065.  "My improved device is especially adapted for determining the speed of a phonograph table."  Classification 73/507; 310/155; 310/168; 324/161; 324/168; 367/89.

            1,325,574  Secret-Signaling System.  Harold William Nichols, of Maplewood, New Jersey, Assignor, by Mesne Assignments, to Western Electric Company, Incorporated, a Corporation of New York.  Executed Sept. 8, 1915.  Filed Sept. 11, 1915, Serial No. 50,150.  Incorporates a telegraphone.  Classification 380/22; 330/165; 333/138; 360/82; 380/26; 380/35; 455/411.

Dec. 23, 1919

            1,325,617  Cabinet for Phonograph-Records.  Joseph F. Biggs, of Richmond, Virginia.  No execution date.  Filed July 11, 1919, Serial No. 310,221.  Classification 312/9.56.

            1,325,648  Phonograph Appliance.  Louis H. Mentel, of Covington, Kentucky.  No execution date.  Filed June 25, 1917, Serial No. 176,764.  Classification 369/53.1.

            1,325,673  Speed-Regulator for Graphophones.  Earl M. Hill, of Dayton, Ohio.  No execution date.  Filed May 15, 1918, Serial No. 234,666.  Classification 188/187; 369/239.

            1,326,102  Automatic Stopping and Starting Mechanism for Phonographs.  William F. Schmidt, of Burlington, Iowa.  No execution date.  Filed June 11, 1198, Serial No. 239,478.  Classification 369/236; 369/234.

            D54,315  Design for a Combined Lamp and Phonograph.  Peter R. Gonsky, of Chicago, Illinois.  No execution date.  Filed Sept. 17, 1918, Serial No. 254,518.  Classification D26/52; D26/118.

Dec. 30, 1919

            1,326,330  Mold for Sound-Records.  Thomas A. Edison, of Llewellyn Park, West Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to New Jersey Patent Company, of West Orange, New Jersey, a Corporation of New Jersey.  Filed June 10, 1911, Serial No. 632,366.  Divided: Executed Oct. 9, 1914.  Filed Oct. 13, 1914, Serial No. 866,437.  Classification 425/470; 425/810.

            1,326,333  Adjustable Cover for Boxes.  Leopold Herman Frank, of East Orange, New Jersey, Assignor to Leo di Rebaylio, of Newark, New Jersey.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 6, 1919, Serial No. 275,415.   "It is often desirable to leave but a slight opening between the top of the box or other receptacle and its cover or lid...to control the amount and character of issuing sounds as in the case of phonograph cabinets."  Classification 217/57; 16/337; 16/339; 217/60F.

            1,326,473  Plural-Record Phonograph.  George W. Bowers, of Somerville, Massachusetts.  No execution date.  Filed Dec. 19, 1912, Serial No. 737,598.  Renewed June 25, 1917, Serial No. 176,922.  Classification 369/179; 369/223; 369/225.

            1,326,572  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  Carlos Moreno Camba and Guillermo Moreno Camba, of Habana, Cuba.  No execution date.  Filed June 20, 1918, Serial No. 241,044.  Classification 369/157; 369/161.

            1,326,709  Sound-Reproducing Machine.  Francesco Cirelli, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  No execution date.  Filed Aug. 8, 1917, Serial No. 185,000.  Classification 369/158.

            1,326,728  Process of Making Phonograph-Records.  Robert Head, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed Dec. 15, 1915.  Filed Dec. 16, 1915, Serial No. 67,196.  Classification 430/320.

            1,326,729  Phonograph with Extensible Horn.  Robert Head, of New York, N. Y., Assignor to the Aeolian Company, a Corporation of Connecticut.  Executed June 20, 1916.  Filed June 23, 1916, Serial No. 105,373.  Classification 369/81.

            1,326,771  Gramophone-Cabinet Cover.  Frederick Myers, of New York, N. Y., Assignor, by Direct and Mesne Assignments, to Myers Phonograph Corporation, a Corporation of New York.  No execution date.  Filed Feb. 1, 1919, Serial No. 274,448.  Classification 369/81.