Lightcar: Index v12: (1918/05/27 to 1918/11/18)

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INDEX: Volume 12. - Issues 27th May 1918 to 18th Nov 1918.

• A.A.: Annual General Meeting, 134; and Motor Schools, 262; and R.A.C., Amalgamation. 460
• A.B.A.M., Mr. Underdown Elected President, 38
• Accelerator Pedal, Position of, 158
• Accidents: Motor, Alibi Ignored by Police in Belfast, 320; Crash, A, from 1000 It., 228; Children and, 255; Night, Reduced, 475; Fright Causes Death at Bristol, 320; Samaritan, Slim, Attends Wounded Officer, 396; How to Avoid, 356; To Prevent, the Helical Spring, 225. Clergyman's Thanks for Deliverance in, 395
• Accumulator: Care of the, 275; Sulphating in the, 258
• Accumulators: Attention to in Summer, 50; Charging, for Alternating Current Circuits, 121; Lead, K4
• Acetylene for Light Cars, 47
• Acetylator, The, 410
• A.-C, Post-war Announcement, 434; Retail Prices Fixed, 3.98
• Advertising Disfiguring Highways (" The Motor World"). 208; Campaign of the R.A.C.. 339
• Aerial Express, The, from " The Motor," 23
• Aero-drive, The, 175
• Aeroplane: Propeller, 386 m.p.h.l ("Motor Cycling"), 363; Owner, The Private, 58; Spirit Level, Looked Like Soda Water (" Motor Cycling"), 153; Wings, Adjustable (" Flight "), 153
• Aero-valve, Palma, 177
• Air Cooling: Not Dead, 435; Some Tests, 445
• Air Inlet, Extra Air, 363, 478
• Alcohol, Motor, No. Yet, 398
• Alibi Ignored, Irish Motor Case, 320
• Aluminium: Future of, in Design, 197; Pistons, Notes on, 99; Soldering 354
• America: Country Motor Services in ("The Commercial Motor"), 325; Petroleum in, 414; Motoring Regulations in, 93; Percy, Lieut. J. C, to Lecture in, 377
• American: Bosch, Eclipsing the, 22; Demonstration of Automotive Apparatus for War Use, "56; Way, the, Mr. Ford a,nd Coal Prohibition Order, from " The Motor," 4
• Animals: Wandering, Motorist Pays, 169; Straying, Rights of, 18f
• Anvil. Bench, The, 446
• Arcadia, American Motorcyclist* in, 190
• Army Tame, 345
• Army Way, The Women's Legion Drivers' Training, 92
• Artists in the Services, 434
• Atlantic Flight Imminent, 342
• "Atmosphere, Such Nice " (Bus Strike), 282
• Atomizer, The Dyer, 477
• Auto-Carriers, Ltd., Post-war Programme, 416
• Aviation Problem, A Possible Enterprise, 42
• Axford, Major S. R., R.A.F., Article by, 317
• B
• Bairnsfather Mystery, The, 188
• Baku, Germany and, 249
• Bale, Major H. F., Married, 38
• Balloons, Kite, R.N.A.S., from " Flight," 40
• Barton Motor Co., 396
• Belt, New Chain, 189
• Benzine in America, Home Supplies Exhausted, 474
• Benzole, 100,000,000 Gallone a Year, 432 " Best, The, Cheapest in the End," 274 Better Times Ahead, by the Editor, Paper, Food
• and Petrol, 147
• Billing Case, Motoring and the, 54 " Black List " for Garages, 43 Blow Lamps, 313 Bodies, Three, and Wheels, 118 Body, Sports, The American, 265 Bolt, Headless, A, 3 Bolts: New, Easing, 411; Centre Spring, 64; and
• Nuts, Too Many (" Motor Cycling "), 307
• BOOKS: "Practical Flying," 148, 340; "The Marine Oil Engine Handbook," 1; "Motor Mechanics," Third Edition, 1, 66, 148; "How to Drive a Motorcar," 1, 186; "Manual of the Steam Wagon," 1, 217, 248; " Complete Guide to Tyre Repairing," 38; " M.L. Magneto Syndicate," 151; "Vulcanizing" (Harvey Frost and Co.), 414
• Bosch, Banning the, 77
• Boson, Boche and Bosh, 128
• Brake: Ratchet, Wear on the, 258; Linings, Fabric, 235
• Brakes Refuse to Act, Yorkshire Car Smash, 806
• Braking Device, Useful, 3
• Brass Fittings, Cleaning, 88
• " Breakdowns," Logical Cure of, 379
• Brighton Road Alternative, 436
• British Engineering Standards Committee, 38
• British Kerbstone Petrol Supply, 111
• Brooklands: Re-open, 472; A Dutch, 265
• Brush, Engine, The Fearless, 363
• Brushes-, Paint, Washing, 61
• Bulbs, Adjustable Electric, 189 »»
• Bus Drivers, Competition, 377
• Bus Strike Saves Petrol, 276
• " Bush," Derivation of the Word, 442
• Bushes, Loose, Remedy for, 294
• Business: A Mass, 341; Principles Impossible in Government Departments, 209; or Pleasure, Stratford Manager Fined, 169
• Businesses, Small, Financial Support for, 228
• Buyer, The Country, 375

• Calcott's, London Agents, 281
• Calthorpe Motor Co.: Reserve, 378; Post-war Programme, 39; Last War Time Annual Meeting, 396
• Cam Design, Lessons in, 197
• Cambered Roads, 116
• Camouflage Artist, A, 431
• Camping by Car, 124
• Camp Sherman, Life at ("Motor Cycling"), 458
• Car: " Burra-sahibs," The ("The Motor"), 58; Buyers, Middle-class, Vanishing ("The Autocar"), 132; Camping by, in America, 124; Cleaning the, 481; Comfortable, Making the, 211; The, in the Farmyard. 20; A Forgotten (" Yorkshire Observer"), 435; High-powered, for Government Officials, 209; Hoarders, 339; Is the, a Luxury? 56; Market, Cheap ("The Autocar'1), 190; Newly Painted, A, 428; Overhauling'a, 151; Owners, A Tip to, 459; Personality of the ("The Autocar"), 226; No " Pleasure," but "Passenger" (Motor Age"), 226; "Rushing,' A W.A.A.C. Fined, 34; Safeguarding the, A Protection from Thieves, 67; Saves Time, Worthing Case Dismissed, 415; Utility, The, What is "Quality"? ("The Autocar"), 208; Sporting, Identified (Mr. Charles Mains), 376; Swiss, A New? 414
• Cars: American, Where They Score and Fail, 397; British, How They are Lasting, 472; Cheap, Prospects of, 188; Cheap, After the War, 376; Cheap, What They Would Do, 339; Commanding of, and the Road Transport - Board, 5; Colonies Want 15 h.p., 416; in the Country, Numbers Used, 323; for Doctors, 454; Electric, Experiments with, in Switzerland, 306; Experimental, French, 59; Imported, What About? 471; More, In the Streets? from a Liverpool Paper, 263; Musical, 299; Mystery, Post-war, 129; Number of, in Use in Europe, 114; Large Official, Questions in the House Concerning 190; "Orphan," 432; Why Call Them Pleasure"? ("The Commercial Motor"), 342; Pleasure Again! 475; Post-war, Interesting Tests of, 302; Post-war, Rally of, 433; Repairing, at Night, 376; Profit on, 6: Small, Demand lor, 454; Smashed, Casualties on 11th November, 473; Tables from, to Tables, Coach Builder's Business After the War, 129
• CARS: Buckingham, 297; Gyroscopic, 385; Morris-Oxlord, Speed Model, 152; Vauxhall, Lubrication of, " So That He Who Runs May Read," 224
• Carbide from Australia, 78
• Carbon Remover, The Hart-Bell, 131
• Carburation, Principles of, and Carburetter Design, 13; Far-reaching Effects of Incorrect Design, 24; " Constant Mixture " Fallacy, 51
• Carburetter: Halle, for Petrol or Paraffin, 173
• Carburetter: Hint, A, 258; Supplementary, A Simple, 463
• Carmanity, " South Wales News," 74
• Case, Bench Stop the, at Horsham, 474
• Cat and Fiddle Inn, Leaaed by Motor Manufac-?. tnreTs, 341
• Chain: Belt, New, 189; Steering, 207
• Channel Ferry, The, 228
• Channel Tunnel lor Motor Traffic, 170
• Char-a-bancs, Exit the, 188
• Charge, A Triple (A.-C.U. MeaaengeT Case), JJO
• Chassis and Frame, Amateurs' Mistakes Between, 50
• Chauffeur's Fines, Two in One Week at Morcambe, 187
• Cheniico Reliance Patches, 443
• Chicken, Why It Crosses the Road, 450 China, Waterways in (" Motor Ship and Motor Boat"), 418
• Christnww, War Over by, 319 Chunnel, The, 130
• Church-going Not a Business Purpose, 281
• Cleaning Solution for Small Parts, 373 "Clear Sight" Screen Cleaner, 479
• " Clothes and the Man," from " Motor Cycling and Bicycling," 23
• Coal Crisis, Petrol and the, 482
• Coal Gas, Compressed, to be Tried, 150
• Coast Raiders, Old-time, 33
• Cobhatn Patriarch, A, 459
• Coil Ignition: 143; Again Finds Favour, from " Th» New Zealand Motor and Cycle Journal," 342, Coinage Decimal, 471
• Committee, A Novel, C.T.C., 95
• Compass, The Fickle, from " Flight," 23
• Competing with the World, Industry and Research, from " The Commercial Motor," 58
• Compression Device, Variable, 159
• Compression Taps, Connection to, 334
• Connecting Link, The 8 h.p. Perry Keeps Business in Touch, 288
• Construction, Motorcar, America's Advantage, 76
• Contact Breaker, The Attwater, 144
• Contributors, Overseas, Please Note, 282
• Control, The Tyranny of, 433
• Conversion, Tricar Altered to Cyclecar at Small Cost, 178
• Convictions that Count, 359 Cooling System, Flushing the, 50 Cooperation, Dangers of ("The Motor Ship and Motor Boat"), 444
• Copper Piping, Reinforced, 294
• Correspondents, Our War-time, 152
• County Courts and the Military, 95
• Coupon*, New Petrol, 417
• Crankcase Gearbox, A, 324
• Crankcase, Window in, 162
• Cross Roads, New Rule, 299 C.T.C. Novel Committee, 95
• Curiosity, Useless, " Examining the Underparts,"
• Curves, How Obtained, 14
• Cjctecar: Club, Revive the? 433; Comfortable, A Plea for the, 117; Concerns, Rapid Rise in, 359; Elements of the, 100; Engine for 119; Future of the, in New Zealand, 438;'Ideal, 417; First "Prop," Evolution of the, 232; New £100, 308; Problem of the, by Henry Sturmey, 84; Reliability ol the, 474; Three-wheel Improvements, 159; What is a? 7
• Cyclecars: Doming Boom in, 297; Front-wheel drive for, 212; in Japan, 77; Room for (from " The New Zealand Motor and Cycle "), 74; Three-wheeled, 203
• CYCLECARS: G.N. New Model, 297; Morgan, Question o! Year, 432; A Correction, 475; Postwar, 297; Norton, 110; A.-C, Sociable, 297; Victor, 298
• Cycling, Cost of (from " Cycling," 94
• Cyclists See Us, As, 208
• Cylinder, Burst, Damages for, at Stowmarket, 188

• Damascus. Cyclist's Lot in ("Cycling"), 399
• Damp in Garage, Effect of Lean-to Building*, 404 Danger Boards, Are They Overdone? ("Cycling"), 458
• Dark Night, Merstham-Redhill Accident, 187
• Decarbonizing, 26,000 Miles, Without, 472
• Decimal Coinage, 471
• Demobilization Plans, 455, 473
• Deposits, Post-war Car, A Million in, 433
• Design: Strength by, 464; Coventry's Latest Craze,
• Diagrams, Indicating, 30
• Die Castings and Post-war Cars, 265
• Dignity, Just, 95
• Doctors1 Petrol Licences, 172
• Dogg, Do Not Swerve for, 110
• Dream, The Motorcyclist's, 23; from "Motor Cycling," 23
• Drive: Aero, 175; Dynamo, 158; Final, Designs of Back Axles, 102; Front Wheel, Possibilities of Electric Tran.smiiS.sion, 441
• Driver: Ambulance, Fainting, Kills Miner, 1
• Driver: Beauty in the, 128; Bus, The Inexperienced, 396; The Ideal, 393; " Some," from "Exeter Western Times," 206; War, The Inexperienced ("Motor Age"), 208; with " Overlooked Altering Gear," 1
• Drivers: Reckless, What to do with, 110; Women, from " The Motor," 76
• Driving: Backwards, an Offence, Bournemouth Motorist Fined, 339; Disabled, for the, 65, 115; Good, What Constitutes ("Motor Cycling "), 168; Night, Correspondence with Police Commissioner, 337; Without Permit, Motorist Twice Fined, 299
• Dual Throttle Control for Light Cars, 236
• Dunchurch, The Centre of England, "Cycling," 325
• Dunlop Co. Report Delayed, 462
• Dust .and Oil, Excluding, 231
• Dustust Trap, Novel, 57

• Economic: Conference Resolutions, Paris, 260; Policy, After-the-war, One of Indifference, 172
• Economy: The Keynote, Among Designers ("Automotive Industries "), 4; Extra Air and, 69
• Edge, Mr. 8. F.: on Light Cars and Cheap Cars, 279; Proposal of, with Regard to Sale of Old Cars, 4fiO; to Take up Light Cars, 192
• Election, Petrol lor the, 206, 459, 472, 473
• Electric: Equipment, Case lor, 48; Fittings, Adding, 428; Shocks from Magneto, 179; Vehicles, Making, Possible, 150
• Electricity: Stili Plentiful, 281; Refilling with (" The Commercial Motor "), 94
• Electro Metallurgy, by II. P. McDonnell, 271
• Emergency Rations—Why not Petrol? 228
• Emery Cloth, Grades of, 275
• Emery Wheel Sparks, 478
• Empire War Memorial, The, 45fl; An Objector? 460
• Employers and Employed, Co-operation of (Whit-ley Report), 78
• Endowment Scheme, Dunlop Rubber Co., 68
• Enemy Trading Act and German Subterfuge, 60
• Engine: Capacity, How it Effects Economy, 174; for Cyclecar, 119; Designs, Good and Bad ("The Autocar"), 325; Lubrications, 45; Marine Oil, Future of ("The Motor Ship and Motor Boat "), 342; Noises, Analysis of, 21o; Running, Clergyman's Explanation of, in Police Court, 56; Starter, Electric, A Luxury or Necessity? (from " The Commercial Motor"), 23; Testing, Simple Method of, 142; Timing, 384; Weights, Comparative " The Motor Ship and Motor Boat"), 112
• Engineer, The Efficiency ("Th« Commercial Motor "), 112
• "Engine, Modernizing and Improving the Old " : Part I, Aluminium Pistons, 252; Part IT, Balance and Weight, Valves, 289; Part ITT, Timing Experiments, Cam Contours, 309; Part IV, Tracing Noises, Renewal of Timing Gear Teeth, "Big-end" Scoop, 330; Part V, Testing Magneto, Carburetter, Air Leaks, etc., 352
• 'Engines: Aero v. Car, 197; Astonishing Ignorance Regarding (" The Motor Ship and Motor Boat"), 325; Long v. Shnrt Stroke, 319
• ENGINES: Bru&h, The Fearless, 363; Buckingham, 90 Degree, 361; Calcott, Dismantling a, 180; Coventry-Simplex, Post-war, 4T!7; Diesel, The, 170; Four-stroke. Sheffield Paper, "A Bit Mixed," 206; Liberty, the Much-discussed, 116, Three-cylinder Two-stroke, 264; Two-cylinder, Economy hi the, 174; Rotary, A New, 439 Episode, Just an Every-day (Aviator's Experience). 283
• Equilibrium, A Question of " Motor Cycling "), 325 Europe, Number of Cars in Use in, 114 Evidence, Conflict of (Criccieth Oi«re), 74 Excess Profits, Huge, of F.l.A.T. Co., 455 Exhaust: Fum&s, Deaths from, 473; Gases, Analiz-. :-: ing the, 86; Nuisance, Cure for, 428; Silencing the, 400; System, Cleaning the, 423
• Exhibition Palace, An Attractive, 249
• Experimental Work, Facilities for, and the Ministry of Reconstruction,
• Exports, Fewer, from U.S.A., 473

• Factory Extension Difficulties, 434
• Fair Play and Perfection, 69
• Fan Adjustment, 57
• Farming by.Motor, 282
• Fellowship of Old-timo Motorists, 398
• Fellows. Magneto Co., New Capital, 265
• File: Rack for Shop Bench, 275; To Use Cor-
• "rectly, 63; Uso and Abuse of the, 314 Files, Old, Use for, 411 Filing Thin Metal, 446
• Fines, Inconsistent (Portsmouth Solicitor), 281
• Floor, Concrete, Repairing a, 214
• Flown 500,000 Miles—M. Louis Gambert, 288
• Fluid Transmission: Possibilities of, 60, 156
• Flying Men, When, Feel Afraid (" Motor Cycling "), 389
• Fly Killers, Motorists as, 153
• Food, Petrol in, 142
• Food Problems—on the Road (" Cycling "), 283
• Foot Scraper, Novel, 3
• Ford, Captain E. L., R.A.F., 434
• Ford: To Compete with the (G.W.K.), 203; Output Reduced, 248;'Owner, Definition of, 75
• Forecasts, Happenings and, 5, 21, 42, 59, 77, 95, 113, 129, 149, 171, 191, 209, 227, 249, 267; 284, 302, 321, 343, 360, 378
• Form Fillers, A Nation of, 42
• Form Filling, Government Charging for Forms, 302
• France, Experimental Cars in, 59
• French Committee and the Luxury Tax, 5
• Fresh-air Enthusiasm (" Cycling "I, 418
• Front Cover, Our, 2, 20, 38, 56, 75, 92, 110, 128, 151, 170, 188, 205, 224, 247, 263, 282, 299, 319, 339, 359, 376, 395, 414, 435, 454; 473
• Frost, Guarding Against, 354
• Fuel: Fallacy of High Cost, 168; and the Future, 135; Home-produced, 300; Low Grade, Running on, 123; A New? Police Court Report, 224; Novoko, 58; Post-war Demands ("The Motor "), 458; Problem, The Government Must Act, 342; Funnel, New Petrol, 478

• Garage: How to Build a, 195; Lighting the, 334;
• Damp in, Effect of Lean-to Buildings, 404 Garden Produce, Ca.r for, Defence Upheld, 263 Garton, Mr. Ernest, Presentation to, 38 Gas Bag: Adjustable, 363; Improvements, 207 " Ga#olineless " Sundays, Unnecessary, 399 Gas Trays, New Use lor, 359
• Gearbox, The Inefficient, 362
• Gear, Change-speed, An Ingenious, 305 German: Motor Shipbuilding Programme ("The
• Motor Ship and Motor Boat"), 362;
• " Sportsman," Th« Kaiser's " Gold " Cups, 170 Germany: and Baku, 249; From, to Jerusalem, 433; When Will She Surrender? 459; Transport Difficulties in, 171
• " Glancing "—Witness's Description of Speed, 20
• Goggles, Anti-glare, 463
• " Gold, All Is Not ," Work of Cleaning Brass
• Parts ("The Autocar'), 389 Golf Links, Motoring to, Illegal, 128 Gordon- Bennstt Motor Race Road Over-run in
• . Keoent Fighting, 381 Government Appointments, Qualifications for, Not Necessary, 191
• Graphite, Powdered, Uses of, 158 Grease Cup: Time Saving, 41; In Cold Weather, 446 Gyroscope, A Giant ("Motor Cycling"), 94

• Hack-saw, Knack in Using the, 335
• Hands, For Cleaning the, 446
• Happenings and Forecasts—(See " Forecasts ")
• Hart-Bell Carbon Remover, 131
• Hatemongers, Strafing thev from " Flight," 94
• Headache Tax, The, or Shopping with Artfulness, 245
• Headlamp Brackets, The Fitting of, 421 Headlamps, Home-made, 387 Headlights, Electric', 332 Health, No Motoring for, Llandud.no Co. Fined, 435
• Heat and Expansion, 12 Height, Judging of, in the Air (" Motor Cycling "), 76
• Helical Spring for Front Axles, 225 Henry, Sir Edward, Resignation of, 303 Higher Technique, Interesting Problems, 408 Hire, Is It Cheaper to? 377 Hirer's Difficulties (Ha-rrogate), 48 Ilolborn Way—Street Lamps and Factory Windows, 473
• Hole, Round, Enlarging a, 130, 354 Holidays, No Petrol for, 95 Honour, Schoolboy, Offices Refuses to Divulge
• Name of Driver, 455 Hood Straps, Obviating, 388 Hooter Switch, A Handy, 225 Horse Guards, Generals War-time Privilege to
• Drive Through the, 264 Horse: The Uncontrolled, 248; The Passing of the, 432; Scoring Oven- the, 340 Hospital Motor Squadron, The "Optimists," 378;
• Dinner of, 455 Hotel Problem, fi Hub Caps, Watch the, 275
• Hun, Sauce for the (London Air Defences), 153 Huns, The Happiest, 285

• Icknield Way, Fate of ("Cycling"), 40
• Idea^ Anything in This? ("The Motor"), 74
• Identification Numbers, Low, 434
• Ignition: How, Affects the Curves, 31; A Detonating, 75; Coil, 143
• Ignorance, Where, is Bliss—Three Officers Fined, 92
• Impatience, Cost of, 475 1 rr ports, Control of, 172
• " Impressions," Good an9 Bad (Lady Drivers), 474
• Impress ions That Require Correcting—Inland Water Transport in British Isles, 389
• Improvements, Some Ingenious, 461
• India: The Light Car in, 450; Car Industry in, 460
• Induction: System, Novel, 159; Forced, 425
• Industrial Reconstruction Council: Motor Trade Parliament, 261; Conference of Works Committee, 282, 339; Conference on " Woman in Industry," 396; "Internecine Competition, 397; Lecture, 414; Lecture on, "A Retrospect from 1970," 455
• Industrial Upheavals Imminent, 458
• Industry: After the War, 92; Car, in India, 460; Check on (Luxury Tax), 281; "Key" Question, Future of, 401; Unprepared for End of the War, 470
• Insects, The, Names of, for Engines, 454
• Insurance: Motor, High Dividend, 110; Value of, 263
• Insuring, Importance of, 15
• Interests, Conflicting, Board of Trade and Treasury liiller, 2ti6
• Invaded, If We Were, 248
• Invasion That is Coming—Return of Troops. 4-19
• Ireland, State of, Real Petrol Controllers, 74
• Italian Motor Concerns' Capital, 300

• Jack, Cyclecar, A Nov*l, 324
• Japan: Cyclecars in, 17; Motors Imported Into, 474
• Jet: Self-cleaning, 225; Pilot, 14
• Jets, Plain and Submerged, 13
• Joints in Inner Tube*, 258
• Journals* What Other, Think, 4, 23, 40, 58, 76, 94, 112, 132, 153, 168, 190, 208, 246, 276, 283, 307, 325, 342, 362, 389, 399, 418, 444, 468
• Joy Riding: And Real Pleasure, 20; The Press and, 170; Officers on Leave Stopped for, 151; No, 454
• " Juggernauts," Large and Small (" The Commercial Motor "?), 276
• Justice, Alfresco, in New York, 376

• Kaiser-Boosters, The ("Motor Cycling and Bicycling," Chicago), 389 " Key " Man, The, 471
• King's Fund, The, 282
• Kite Balloons, R.N.A.S. ("Flight"), 40
• Knotty Problems, Slack Tyres, 389

• Labour, Skilled, Wages of, 416
• Lambert, Major Warren, 21
• Lamp: and Number Plate, A Combined, 268; Reflectors, Polishing of, 275; and Mirror Combined, 128; Vacuum Reflector, 207; Wick, Lengthening a, 373
• Lamps: Air Supply to, 293; Arranging, in Series, 199; Glare of, Defining the, 338; Motor Sunlight and, 368; Unobscured, Son of Ixjrd Aberconway Fined, 75; on Vehicles, Correspondence with Police Gommissaoner, 337, 359
• Law, Bad—Petrol Rationing, 20
• Lawson, Harry, Sentenced, 192
• L<ig Room, More, 95
• Leverage, The Value of, 124
• Licence, Driving: Mariner and Motorist, 88, at Sixteen, 188; Lady Motorist'* Defence for Not Having a, 263; Examination for Competence, 266 i Farce of the, 282
• Licences: Endorsement of, 228; Petrol, for Men on iLeave (P.C.D.), 111
• LIGHT CAB AND CYCLECAR—New Volume and
• New Lines, 473 Light Care:—
• Autocrat Post-war, 436. A.-C, 468
• Caltihorpe, 468. Garden, 468. Chater I,ea, 468 F.I.A.T., 221; The New, 299, 476; A Secret, 322, 468
• G.W.K., Leg Reach of the, 247, 468. G.N., 4«8
• Iyancia, 221
• Morris-Cowley, 344, 468; With Cruiser Tvpe Body, 367"
• Perry, 8 h.p., 288. Peugeot, 221, 468; The New. 320
• Standard, 9.5 h.p., 120. Swift, Poet-war, 83
• Warren-Lambert, 471
• Light Car: Brakes, Some Notes on, 138; Business, Morris-Cowley, Growth of, 344; For Business or Pleasure, ?.2; Developments Abroad, 22L; Dewsfoury Guardians, for, 359; Economy and the, 174; Market, 12; The, and How to Run it, 15, 26; The Future, 203; Industry, Its "Second Pip," 276; In India, 450.; The Lady and the, 89; Motoring, Is it Economical, 241, 273; Outlook, 280; Post-war Moded, 134; Recognition of the, in America, 414; Taxi, The, 338; War Service, 28 Light Cars: Coming, 299; Continental, New, 227; and Cyclecars, Preliminary Details of, 468; and Cheap Cars, Mr. S. F. Edge on, 279; Dual Throttle Control for, 236; Edge, Mr., Will He Take Up? 192; Electric, 299; For Government Work, 59; Poet-war Tendency, 281; Six-cylinder, 42
• Lighting: Equipment for Light Car, 47; Problems, 62, 90; Regulations, Piseex Towns' Grievance, 435; Restrictions, Birmingham and, 396; West-End Streets on 11th November, 473
• Lights: Turn Up the, 417; (Increase of Accidents) 455; 470; Oar Restrictions Not. Yet Removed, 473; on Vehicles, 377
• Lighter, Pipe or Cigarette, 354
• Limelight, Is it Overdone ?—Women in B.A.F. and A.S.C. ("Commercial Motor"), 226
• Load, Dead and Live, 214
• lacking: Device, A Simple, 268; Nuts, 463
• Lock-nut, Tightening, Correct and Incorrect Way of, 211
• Locks, Boilbs and Hinges, Oiling, 231
• London: Improvement, A, 460; Tramways, German Material Account for Appalling State of? 170; Way to, Telegraph Poste Not Reliable Signpost*;, 370
• Lorries, 40 tn.p.h., 415
• Low, Dr. A. M., D.Sc, 267
• Lubrication: Chassis, Improving, 311; Spring Leaf, 400; System, 348; of Vauxhall Cars (From " The Motor "), 224
• Lubricators, Engine, 45
• Lubricator, Vibration Operates, 443
• Luggage: Problem, 383; How, Damages Hood, 63; on the Wings (Been on a O.W.K.), 264
• Luxuries, Cigars or Motorcars ? 210

• Machined Surfaces, Protecting, 428 Magneto: British, Proving the, 21; Drying a, 19; Electric Shocks from the, 179; The Fellows, 75; Syndicate, The M.L., 38, 110, 151; Tariff, 22; Thieves, 394, 480, Works, Press View of, 38
• Magnetos: British, Plentiful Supply of, 321; B.L.I.C. Works Visited, 368; Display of, 396; "Key," 23
• Magnet, The, 369 Maldon, The Battle of, 34
• Maltby Mr. Tom, Death of, 435
• Manifold, Improving the, 217 Man Power, Economizing, 247
• Manufacturer*: British, An Unjustifiable Attack, 210; National Union to Force Government to Act, 149
• Map, New, of Environs of London, 347
• Maps, New, 377
• Maeoote, Craze for, 48
• Maes. A Business (Eoscommon Motorists), 341
• Matting, Aluminium. To Clean, 141
• McConnell, H. P., Articles by, 182, 271, 273
• Mecanicien, Monsieur, " Mic-Maos," 472
• Mechanics, Do Women Make Good? 418
• Meddler, Outwitting the, Locking of Various Parts, 383
• Memories, Conjuring Up, 132 Meter-maniac, The, 155 Metal: Mastery of, 140; Cutting Sheet, 386; Filing Thin, 446; Polish, Liquid, 294
• Ministry of Reconstruction, Women's Housing Sub-Committee—House-Planning Omission, 398 Mishap, An Unusual, Front Axle Broken in Avoiding Accident, 396 Mixture, Correct and Incorrect, " New Zealand
• Motor and Cyclle Journal," 132 Model, Date of, How to Determine (" The Motor "1. 224
• Models: New, Not the Fashion, 52; Post-war, Preparing, 78
• Moments, Uncertain (End of War), 470 Monoca-r, The Carden, 233 "Mono-type," The ("The Motor"), 418 Moon Charts, A Suggestion, 282 Morris, Mr. W. R., Receive? O.B.E., 475 Motor: Ark, The Modern (M.T.D.'s Diary), 226; Boats, Should They be Standardized? 399; Boating for Pleasure (" Mo-tor Ship and Motor Boat"), 94; Boating far the Million, 153; Touring, To Encourage, 341; Industry, 77, 78; Launches, Sphere of the, 307; Manufacture, Quality not Quantity, 152; Mechanics, The " Specialist's " Handicap, 265; " Orders, Trouble with Those " (Dumbarton Sheriff Court), 254; Schools, The A.A. and, 262; Spirit, Price of, Controlled, 151, Supplies Increasing in America, 263; Motor Spirit Restriction Order—Permitted Purposes, 480, An Unreasonable Demand.- £5 Fine, 472, Patient Forbidden to Walk, Fined £20, 472, When WiU It Go? 438; Stunt, The Daily Press, 169; The Most Un-. mechanical Part of a, What is it 1 413; Trade, Vital "Importance of tihe, 166; Volunteers, Clearer Appeals Necessary, 92; When One' May (Strikes!), 359; How We Should Miss the, 266
• Motorbus Joy Riding, Scandal of the, 59 Motor Car Act, A New, 471
• Motorcars: for Business Purposes ("Birmingham Post"), 170; Conscription of, Suggested, 170; and the Luxury Tax, 281; Military, Bideford's Concern as to Speed of, 205
• Motorcycles: No "Control" to be Feared, 37(i; Controller)? 358, 359; No Shortage of, 417
• Motor Cycling, Feature of (" Motor Cycling "), 444
• Motorcyclist, Troubles of a, 276
• Motoring: and Cycling Habit, The 342; Influence, Making- Felt, A Parliamentary Committee, 185; The Jeremiah's Lament—Gloomy Prognostication, 266; M.P..S, Suggested, 345; M.P., A, 359; Next Spring? 319; No Pleasure, 54; Regulation dn U.S.A. Traffic and Li<«ncing Problems, 93; Resumed (Unofficial), 470; in Switzerland in 1917, 339; War Value of, 167 Motorist: East Ham 'Fine on Three Charges, 170;
• I<m<pecunious, Anxious Time for the, 307 Motorists: Assisted tlhe Specials During Police Strike, 281; Not, Scenes at Doncaster,' 438; Objected to in N. Wales, 1; Lack Unity, 444; Pleasure, Few, 340
• "Motorist's Vengeance, A" (from Zurich), 300 Motor Users Protection Association, 128, 209
• Munitioners on Holidays? "Birmingham Poet" on Joy Riding in Wales, 264 My Point of View: 10, 80, 134, 204, 270, 304, 326, 401
• Chassis, G.W.K., 11; Country Utility Motoring, 326
• Features, Combination of Two Unusual, 10; Friction Gearing, Difficulty Without, 10
• Licences, Motor Spirit, The Demi-God, 270
• Passenger, The Third, 304; Passengers, Types of, 134
• " Rational " Dress, 81
• Tax, Luxury: in America, Removing the Incentive to Live, 204; Standardization the Ultimate End of, 204; and Socialism, 204
• Three-Heater, The Ideal, 304
• Unifonms for Women, 81
• Unlucky on the lath, 401
• Woman, Bifurcated, 80

• National: Kitchens, Profits Claimed by Poplar, 22; Motorcyclists Fuel Union, An Unauthorized Announcement, 171; Union of Manufacturers Formed, 149
• Nation, An Industrious, Sir Albert Stanley's Tribute, 5
• New Forest Pony, The Lav of the, 170
• News, Latest (November), 268
• New Zealand, Motoring Restrictions in, 399
• Noise, Engine, Analysis of, 217
• Nomenclature, Soe New, " The Northern Weekly Leader," 224
• Norton Motors, Ltd., Building a Cyelecar, 110
• Notes and Queries—(See "Queries")
• Notes, News and Gossip of New Motoring, 1, 19, 37, 55, 73, 91, 109, 127, 151, 169, 187, 205, 223, 247, 263, 281, 299, 319, 339, 358, 376, 394, 414, 435, 454, 473
• Novelty, Spice, ol: 3, 41, 57, 131, 159, 189\ 207, 225, 2S8, 301, 324, 363, W0, 419, 443, 463, 478
• Number Plate, Back Lamp and, Combined, 268
• Number Plates: Built-uip, 419; Smartening, 373
• Numbers Two, Summons for Having, 248
• Nut, Starting a, on Thread, 196
• Nuts: Brass, Care Required with, 182; Locking, 301; Loose, 214; Exhaust Pipe, Loosening, 294

• Obstruction of Traffic Caused by Accident (Summons Dismissed), 56
• Offer, A Sporting (Air Raid Insurance), 434 Officers and Officials, High-powered Cars for, 209 Oil: British, Beginning of Era, 323; Fuel, An Advantage of (" The Motor Ship and Motor Boat"), 168; Home Sources of, When Experts Disagree, 209: In Mexico, Concrete Tanks Built for, in U.S.A., 205; Can, The "Multi-Spout," 301; In Norfolk, 248; "Cheaper than Repairs," 414; In Parana, 474; Shale, in England, on a Wrong Scent, 286; Supplies in England, German Concerns, -307; Tar, Vaporizer for, 247; from Utah, 43 Opinion, Difference of, Army Officer Fined at Hayward's Heath, 54
• Opinions, Thoughts and:—17, 36, 53, 70, 90, 107, 125, 145, 163, 183, 201, 218, 239, 259, 277, 295, 315, 335, 355, 373, 391, 412, 4,29, 447, 483. A.-C. Sociable: Is it Sufficiently Powerful? 335, 373; The 1913, 412. Acetylene Lighting, Question of Cost, 70. Aero Drive, The, 201.
• " America, British Cars for, 126. Animals, Subject of Wandering, 202
• Belt Fasteners, Faulty, 374, 391, 412. Better Tirneis Ahead—For Business Motorists, 183. " Bicyclettes, Lawson's," 240. Bonnet, Space Under t>he, 18, 36. Brakes, Why Not Pneumatic ? 163. British Light Car or American Cheap? 336, 356. Buyer, The Country, 412 Car: The .£100, 36; Gyroscopic, The, 412. and Hydraulic Transmission,. 483; "Gyro-Prop," Disadvantages of the, 430; The Most Un-roeohanica] Part oJ a, 447; Safeguarding the, 90. Cars: British for America, 126; Price of, in Guineas, 102. Claim, Bona Fide, What is a? 183. Clover Leaf, Suggested Fourth Seat for, 374. Consumption and Waste (Acetylene), 70. Crankoaee Peep-holes, 201. Cyclecar, A.-C. Sociable Improvements, 391; Boom, The Coming, 484; Classification of a, 71; Buckingham, Criticised, 429; Comfortable, The G.N., 145; Engine for, 146; Newfield for the, 183; Front-wheel Drive for, Not Pa-actica.Me, 278; and Ugly Product, 239 Thoughts and Opinions Oontd. Cyclecar: G.N., 1913, Alteration* to, 295; H-ome-built, Mr. Keteil'bey's, 3)15; Morgan, Alterations to a, 430; Post-war, The, 448; " Prop," The, 278; Reliable, Wanted, 2%; The, and the Sidecar, 146; Weight, A Question of, 145
• Danger, The Hidden (Fainting Driver), 36. Definitions, Concerning, 202. Designs, New, Scope of, 391. Designers Must Move Now, 53. Dials, Black, on Speedometers, 3fi. Drive, The Aero, 201. Driving: for the Disabled, 14, 30, 90; Front Wheel, 295, 315, Difficulties, 259; American, 260. Winter, Tip for, 411. Dynamo, Mercury v Cut-out (" L.E.M.'s " Letter), 90. Dual Throttle Control, 2%
• Edge, Mr., The Advent of, 219. Ele.ctric.ity: or ?Acetylene? 218, 269, 355, 391; Troubles with, 70. Engine: Testing The, 163; Timing, 430.
• Engines: Aero v. Car, 218; Fixed Range of, 71. Evaporation, Waste from, 391. Experiments, and fch« Public, 36
• Favours, Unjustified, 259. France, The Singer in, 107. Fluid Transmission, 184. Fourth Seat—Another Suggestion, 447 Garage: Building a, 218; Should the, Be Portable? 240; War-time, 18, 54, 71, 90. Gear Control, Central, 335, Generator, Low, Capacity of, 108. Great Britain, The " Shop Window " for Motor Industry, 126. G.W.K. Models, 17, 53
• Haipipy Band, The—Petrol for Munition Workens' Holidays, 183. "Herd": Concerning a, 163; List of Various Kinds of, 218; A Few More, 259
• Induction, Forced, 447. Influence, Motoring, Making, Felt, 219. Instruction Books, Need for Plain, 277. " Invasion," lju/t Us Meet the, 483. ? Job, A Two Years', 63. Joy Rides by Motor bus, 90, 1U8. Jury Shaft, Making a, 12«
• Lamps, Swinging, 108, 126, 145. Leg Room, Insufficient, 12b. Leverage, The Value of, 145. Licences, Driving, for Youtihts of 16, 315. Light Cars: Humberette, Alterations to a, 125; Morris-Cowley, The New, 391; Singer in France, 107; Standard, 9.5 h.p., Cost of Running, 447; Perry, 8 h.p., 201; Too Much Attention Wanted, 335; Trials by Light Car Men, 277; Two <;wt. ;-and ,£50 per Passenger, 125; Too Light, Are They? 17; Van, The, 366; Why Not Used, 107. Lighting: Problem*, 90, "355, 374; System, Weight of, 70. London, Which is the Way to? 219. Lubricator.s, Engine, 71
• Magneto, British, Merit*, oi the, 184. Magistrate, Educate the, Police Court Decision, 392. Manufacturers, Lukewarm, 108. Market, Tflie Ligibt Car, A Gap in the, 483. M&rcury Cut-out, 146, Mono-cars, Demand for, 163. Morgan: Body, Removing the, 259, 295; The New, 365; Reliability of the, 218. Motor-bus, Joy Rides by, 90. Motorcars for Use of Public Departments, 219. Motor Lighting Problems, 430. Motoring, Cost of, 316.
• Nuts, Brass, Disadvantage of, 202 Painting, Home, Gar, 483. Papers, Motor, Are They Too Technical? 146. Patent Office Scandal, 183. Peace Day Fetes, Motors for, 483. Petrol: Economy, American, 71; in Plenty, 219; Release of, After the War, 448; Stored, and Railway Travelling, 17. Petroleum Research Department, The Press and the, 373. Pistons, Aluminium, Aerolite, 163. Pneumatic Brakes, Why Not? 163. Post-war: Programme, 145, 104; Problems, 412. Prop-Oair, Iiniginativts, but Dangeioue, 201; The First, 335; Pulling or Pushing, Which is Easier? 239, 260, 278 Roads, Concrete, 335. Road Signals, The Motorist's View, 483
• Safety and Ingenuity, 90; Seat, The Possible Fourth, 391. Signposts, Which Way to London? 201. Skidding, Without Differential, 18. " Sound Engineering Practice," What Is? %. Spare Parts, Obtaining, 125. Speeds, The Fetish of, 21'J. Starting, Making, Easier, 412, 492. Steam Conversion, A, 355. Steering: A Question uf, 239; Wheel, Holding the, 484. .Streets, Darker, 335. Stur-mey, Mr. }I . Views of, Approved, 163. Swift, The Past-war, 296. Sylvia, The Loff'r of (Luxury Tax), 295. Systemi, The Ideal (Front-wheel Drive), 239
• Tables, R.P.M., M.P.H and H.P.. 107. Tax, The Official Way—L.C.C., 126. Tricar, (Jon-verting a, 448. Trials. Light Car, 316. Turntable, Garage, The, 371. Tyre Pum.p Slave, The, 355. Tvr«« and R/oad Wear, 18. " Tyre " or " Tire "? 483
• Unmechanical Part, Another, 483. Upholstery,
• Elimination of, A Revolutionary Proposal, 202 ' T*
• Valve, The Butterfly, A Suggested Drawback, 429. Vice Clanups, Fibre, 411 Weapon, A Double-ed^ed, Luxury Tax and the Car, 219. Weight: Question of, 163; in tiie Wrong Place, 239. Wires, Broken, Tracing, 183

• Other Way Round, The, Bilston Police Constable, 359
• Our Day, Advertisement Spacer on Buses Lent by Messrs. Wood-Milne, 414
• Overhauls and Repairs, Standardized, 49
• Overheating, To Prevent, 478
• Overloading by Horse-power, 473
• Overseas Readers, A Reminder, 300
• Owner-Drivers, Assisting the, Catalogues, etc., 237

• Packing Cases, Collapsible, 351
• Packing, Replacing, 63
• Paint Brushes, Care of, 373
• Paint, Enamel, and Varnish, War Experience, 424
• Paper, -Future Supply of, 60
• Papers: Larger. 149; Motor, Are They Too Technical? 146, (From "The Motor News"). 112
• Paraffin, For, or Petrol—Rolls Carburetter, 173
• Parana, Oil in, 474 -
• Parking Cars in the Street (" The Autocar "). 168
• Parks, Unfenced, 323
• Parliament, Motor Trade, A, 261
• Passengers Fined as Well aa Drivers, 281
• Patent Office Profits, 209
• Patent Office Scandal, 151
• Patents, Enemy, 129
• Peace: Betting on, 459; Effect of, on Motor .Show, 435; by Christmas, 397; "Products," .'(19; Prosiwts, Activity in the Midlands, 416 Pedestrians^ Safeguarding, 427
• Pemberton Billing, Mr., Petrol Allowance of, for E. Finebury Election, 170
• Penalties, Anomalies in, Mil Pencils, Economy in, 411 Penknives, To Sharpen, 3U Permitted Car, Carrying Passengers in, 56 Permit Unnecessary, A, 340 Petrol and Alcohol, 135
• Petrol: Alien Fined for Using, 20; Blood-tinged (from "The Motor"), 40; Brierly Hill Motorist Fined for Using, 299; Bus Strike Save*, 276; Can They (Jet? (Sheffield Tribunal), 170; and the Coal Crisis, 482; Concession*, None for Disabled Soldiers, 227; More to Munition Workers (" Motor Cycling "), 227; Controller, Deputy, 362, Sinn Feiners, 74; Control, Real, 359; Petrol Control Department—Mr. Garner's Letter, 22-8, and Munition Workers' Holidays, 169, Methods of, 417, Summons Against Liverpool Dealer, 128, 'Die Present, 191; Conviction, Brigadier-General F. W. Hills'e Successful Appeal, 415; " The Daily Mail " and, 475; Dodgers, Fewer Chance* for, 343; Dear, Affects Steam and Electric Vehicles, 376; Departmental Impossibilities (" The Motor "), 246; Economy, American Methods, 43; Economy Conference, -20; for Election*;, 206, 454; Escape of, from Tank, 68; Fines, 205; Food, in the, 142; Food and the Future, By E. M. Wood, 357; For Conveyance of Food, Recommendations for Transferred to Road Transport Board, 265; Game, .Shooting, for, Question ot Supplies, 205; For Holidays, for, 42; Holidays, None for, 95, 192; How Wasted, 15; illegal Use of, "Trouble Both Ways," 92; Licences, Doctor's, 172, Fewer, 2, and .Restrictions, 171; New, The, and T>he Old, 300; or Paraffin, Rail's Carburetter for, 173; Mr. Peawberton Billing's Allowance for Election, 170; Permits, What it Cost to Get, 247; Gun and Flashing Rod, Driver Fined' for Carrying, 264, Revue Actress and Limbless Officer—A Comipari'son, 264; Garden Produce, Car for, Defence Upheld, 2*3; For Permitted Purposes, More Misconception, 319, Initials, Meaningless, on Windscreen, Try, 319; Plenty of, 56; Plenty, in, Short Story, 194; Profits, Huge " Stoe.U," 433; Shortage., Local, 343; Rationing, 20; Release of, 459; Restrictions, Passible Removal? 417, 473; Roadside Replenishments of, 111; R.hyl Regulations, 1; Service on 4th August for, 152; Shortage, That! 471; Shortage, Germany's, 459; Sundays, None for, 281; Surplus, Where it Gods ("The Motor"), 168; Time Saved by Car (Dewebury Motorist). 128; Too Much? Increase of Concession,*, 191; Under a Shilling a Gallon, When it Was, 188; For Transport of Germans, 396; Unlawful Use of -Mr. Gordon Stewart and Mr. A. B. Phillips Fined, 128; For Weddings. 110. 359; Why it Should be Released, 165; Waste of. Joy Riding in Wales (" The Birmingham Post"), 264; Wrongful Use of, Clergyman Fined, 435, Not Guilty, but Mulcted with Oasts, 92
• Petroleum Bill, The, 152 Petroleum in U.S.A., 414 Pipes, Bending of, Made Eaisy, 231 Piping, Care of, 314 Piston: Olement-Talbot, 400, 443; Shock-absorhing, 268; Ring, Grooved, 301 Piston6, Aluminium, 99 Planetary Motion Explained, 217 Plant Going Cheap, 41fi Playground, Dangerous, 54 "Pleasure Car" Exit, The ("Motor Age," Chicago), 226
• Pleasure, Few Cars for, 2K4
• Plug: Device, Handy, 400; Double-ended, 207; Improvements, 189, 324; Irregularity, A Test, 122; Clip, The K.L.G., 341, 439; For Wall, 428
• Plugs: German, Booming, 482; Detachable, 57 Plug Spark, A Self-cleaning, 301 Police: Clergyman Fine at Brighton, 206; Costs Against, at HOT sham, 438; Court, Stipendiary of Sedgley, Inflicts Penalties for Forgetting Licences, in, 320; Courts, Our Gil-bertian, 238; Defendant's R«ply in County Court (Where Silence is Golden), 169; Evidence, Conflicting, Governess Car and Motor at Carnarvon, 56; Fishmonger Fined (A Gift of Humour), 205; Hold-ups—How Worked, 113, London, 191, Coventry, 110; "They Made it Hot for Her" (Grantham), 320; Tra/piping to Continue,'61; Lord's Day Act, Fine for Breach of 206; Military and the A.P.M., . From " Transport Driver'.s Diary," 112; Offensive, 113; Speed, Evidence of, at Yarmouth, 206, Deputy Chief Constable of Taunton. 247; Uxbrid-ge, An Endorsement Ruling. 187; Woman Summoned for Not Seeing Driver's Licence, at Tet-worth, 224; Woman Fined at Grantham for Inadequate Tights, 320; What the, Could Do (Bradford). 151
• Postal Note, A, 265
• Poet-war Models: Facilities for, Granted, 130;
• Points for, 154
• Power Unit: A Separate. 95: An Elaborate, 363
• Precision, High, Measurements, 340
• Precision Work, Modern, 453
• " Preference," An Election on, 471
• Prejudice Dies Hard, from Pamphlet on Motorists' Vandalism, 224
• Prize, £1000 Gas, Closing Date for Entries, 475
• Progress, Restricting, 248
• Propeller, Steel Air, American Problem, 58
• Propellers, Brains and (" Automatic Industries,"), 58
• Proposal, Revolutionary, with Regard to Upholstery, 179
• Protection, Effect of, 5
• Prussian, The Unloved, 472
• Public Benefactor, Mr. J. B. Dunlop Fined, 323
• Pump and Jack, To Carry, 407
• Pump, Tyre: Need for a " Self-acting," 327; Simms, 131

• QUERIES, NOTES AND: 18, 72, 106, 146, 164, 184, 202, 220, 240, 260, 296, 316, 336, 356, 374, 392, 448, 484
• Addresses Wanted, 336, 374, 484; Air Supply, Heating the, 202; Alteration, Notification of, 296; Axle, Back, Removing the, 146
• Blowbacks and Loss of Power, Cause- of, 72; Brakes, Adjusting, 392; Brake, Compression as a, 202; Brake Shoo on G.N., Relining a, 260; Buying on the- Instalment System, 146
• Car: During Strike, Using a, 374; Economical, Wanted, 164; Hiring a, Sec-Lieut. " J.B.S.," 146, Humberette, Value of a, 164; Humberette, Dimensions of a, 220; for Lady Doctor, 296; Driver, Maimed; for, 336; La/id up, Using, 18; Laid up. Removing a, 72; Three-seater, Post-war, 374. Carburetter: Correct Position for, 240; Pressure-fed. Gravity and, 220; Senspray, Adjusting a, 484; Small, Abilities of, 392; Coil Ignition, 72; Cooling, Excessive, Cure for, 374; Crainkpin, Truing a, 356; Cyclecar Frame, 72; Friction Drive for, 220, 296; Questions, 18. Cylinder Jacket Crack in, 374; Cylinders, Over-lubrication of, 164
• Driver, Maimed, Car for,- 336
• Engine: Air-cooled, Starting a, 484; Blumfleld, The, 392, Two-cylinder, Magneto for, 392; Exhaust Problems, 106; Expanding Pulleys, 260
• Firing, Eccentric, 106; Friction Drive for Cycleca-r, 296
• Gearbox, Noisa from, 220; Gear Changing, Question of, 316; Gear, Change-speed, The Morris-Cowley, 484
• Hub Bearings, Removing, 181; Humberette, Retiming a, HSft
• Induction and Exhaust Problems, 260; Inquiries, Miscellaneous, 356
• Knock in Main Bearing, 184
• Licence, Motorcycle, Using Car with, 106; Licence System, Petrol, 146; Light Car for Business, 18; Light Car and D.O.R.A., 18; bight Car, Gear Changing on a, 106; Light Car, Leg Room on a, 220; Light Car, Painting a, 240; Light Cars on War Service, 72; Light Car, Warren-Lambert, Spare Parts for, 72
• Magneto: Choice of, 296; Failure, 336; Lighting from the, 392; Overhanging a, 72. Mono-car, Wheels for, W, Motor Volunteers, Joining the, 164
• Number Plates, Dimensions of, 448
• Overheating, Cure. for. 210
• Petrol for Invalids, 336; Petrol Restrictions, 296; Petrol for Soldiers on Leave, 220; Piston Rings, Priming, .184; Plugs, Sparking, Sooting 41 n, 260
• Radiator, Cleaning a, 448; Rebate on Tax, 484; Register, Failure to, Penalties for, 164; Registration, Transfer of. 202; Rings, Oil Escaping Past the, 106
• Second-hand Prices, 392; Silencer, Explosions in the, 106
• Tappet Adjustment, 184; Tax on Cars, 448; Three-wheeler, Choice of a, 336; Tyres, Oversize, 316; Tyre Creep, Prevention of, 448
• Valve Timing.' Correct, 184
• Wheels for a Monocar, 220

• R.A.C.: Year Book, 455; Assistant Secretary, 460
• Race Meetings: and Special Train Scandal, 6;
• Motoring to, Heavy Fines at Newmarket, 415
• Radiators: Painted, 54; To Wash Mud off, 63
• Raiders, Old-time Coast, 33
• Raids Counterbalanced by Motor Transport. 33
• Railway: Through a Light Car Works, 343; Travel, Loss of Time, in, 20; Travel Permits, No, 265; Traveller, Why Not Ration the? 114 Raw Material: Supplies of, After the War, 76; Scramble for, 397; Release of, 473 Reconstruction. An Urgent Matter, 359; German Trade, 77
• Records We Do Not Know. " P.M.G.," 359
• Recreation Ground, Our, lfl
• Refrigerator on Car, American Invention, 61 Registration: Marks, End of the " L's." 299; Number, Six Years Out of Date, 341 Reliability and Comfort, Light Car or Cyclecar, 100 Relics, Ancient, Removed, on Liverpool Main Road, 377
• Repairs, Free, Coupons for, 396 Reply-Urgent! Government and Tariff, from "The
• Commercial Motor," 444 Rescue, An Exciting, Lieut. Judson in Parachute, 208
• Research Department and the Motorcar, .'125 Restriction Order, Uncertainty of, 61 Restrictions, War-time Explanation of, 148 Re-timing on the Road, 292 Retort Obvious, Thft (Dispute Between Cyclist and Car Driver, 187 Retreading Saves Money, 16 Reversing Held to be Dangerous, 454
• " Rip-Van-Winklers," S.E. and C. Railway ("Flight") , 58
• Riveters, Tips for, 354
• Road: Back to the—Railway Restrictions, from "Cycling," 307; Campaign After the War, and the A.A., Who is Going to Pay, 190; Damage, heavy Vehicle, in 1633, 132; Motoring, The Perfect, 249; Must be Rebuilt ("The Motor"), 399; Oldest Icknield Way ("Cycling"'), 40; Owners, The Rightful, 276; 'Reform Schemes, 322; Repair, Motor Taxation for, 320; Rule ol the—Passing a Tramcar, 455; Surface Recorder, A, 268; Transport Board and Commandeering of Private Cars, 5; Users' Grievances, Ancient, Smollet in 1771, 226; Who Owns the (" The Autocar "), 24«
• Road: Bad, Becoming Worse, 56; Cambered, 116; Deterioration of, London to Oxford, 345; Improving the, 287; Loose Stones on, 407; New Joint Committee, 472
• Rolls-Royce, Chinese—Club at Pekin, 415
• Royal Automobile Club, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales Becomes Vice-president, 376
• Rubber, Cheap, 38
• Rule as Protractor, 294
• Sunning Costs Tabulated, 10 h.p. Enneld, 474/
• Russia, Possibilities of, 321
• Rust, Eradicating, 422

• " Safety First " Counsels, Japanese, 301; Showing the White Flag on Dark Nights, 303 Salesmen, Smart. Wanted, lor Motor Trade ("The Motor), 307
• Salisbury, Drive Carefully in, 299 Sandpaper Block, A Handy, 231 " Save dat Chicken," 54 Saw Blade, An Ingenious, 207 Saw, Origin and Uses of the, 291 Scale, The Rising. Reckless Drivers' Fines, 170 Scavenger, The Crossley, 463 Scent, On a Wrong—Shale in England, 286 Schools, Motor, 339 Screw-driver, The " Yankee," 189 Screws, .Shortening Small, 258 Seat Starter, A, 131 Second-hand Prices, Rise in, 299 Second-hand Cars, Choosing the Right Medium, 341
• Second-hand Light Car Values:—2, 20, 38, 56, 74, 92, 110, 128, 150, 173, 188, 206, 224, 249, 264, 282, - 300, 320, 340, 358, 377, 394, 415, 432, 455, 475
• Seeing is Believing—Window in Crankease, 162
• Shares, Motor, Boom in, 359
• Shed, Preserving the, Floor Ventilation, 124
• Sheet Metal, Hammer Blows Harden, 314
• Shellac Varnish, Storing, 258
• "Shell Shock" for Shareholders (What Other Journals Think), 60
• Shell Transport and Trading Co. ("The Motor"), 94
• Shims, Laminum for, 143
• Shock Absorbers, Springless, 419
• Shock, Road, Overcoming, 88
• Shocks, Reducing, A Universal Joint, 324
• Shoreham, Stiff Fines at, 110 Short Cuts by Roa4, 246
• Show, Automotive Apparatus, for War Use in U.S.A., 56
• Show, Light Car, at Olympia, When? 205
• Signal; The Moore, 41; Road, 137
• Signposts, Are They too High ? 306 Signs of the Times—Sergeant and Constable Both Women, 459
• " Sioux " Valve Grinder, 131
• Six Thousand, The (O.B.E.), 74
• Sixty Thousand Miles, After (Morris-Cowley), 405
• Skid, Plow Caused, York Fatality, 435 Skid Shock Causes Death of Portsmouth Doctor. 474
• Slowness, British Eternal, 303 "Small Man's" Dilemma ("Commercial Motor"), 246
• Smoke Factories, Are They Feasible? 132
• Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Changes in Staff, 74 Soldering Iron, 41, 363
• Something for Nothing (from a Lady's Paper), iib Sowter, Win, J. U., Article by—" Driving for the Disabled," 115
• Spanner, Adjustable, Using an, 196
• Specials: Conflict with, A.S.C. Driver Fined at Blackpool, 247; and the Police Strike, 285
• Speed: Descriptions of, 20; versus Economy, 16;
• • Fines in America, A Dollar a Mile, 263;
• Judging, by Sound, 341; Limit Explained! (West Hampnett), 368; Limit for the Duration, 396; of Motorcars, Military, Bid-eford Concerned About, 205; and Police Caution at Palmerston North, 74; of the R.A.F. Driver Fined at York, 263; Too Low a, 319 Speeding Up in War Time, from " The Commercial Motor," 4
• Speedometer and Gasometer, Pronunciation of, 396 Speedometer Cable. Arranging the, 3C8 Speedometers: Black Dials on, 1; the Principles
• on Which They Work, 420 Speeds. Three Sufficient, 319; Two, Three or Four, 454
• Splash G.uards Compulsory in Japan, 395 Split Pins: Fixing, 63; Removing, 196 " Sport," A New, Shrewsbury Farmer's Coiinte.f-
• claim Dismissed, 75 Sports, Sheffield, 341 Spring Gaiter, A New, 347 Spring Suspension, A.F.S., 54, 478 Starter, Electric: Correct Use of, 214; A Luxury or Necessity ? 23
• Starters, Electric, lor All, 458
• Starting, Easy, Obtaining, 364, 419
• Starting, Some Practical Hints on, 130
• State Control, Tho Hon. F. Fisher in "The Motor," 444; of Food, 61
• Steam Wagon, A Manual oi the, 217
• Steel: Non-corroding, 265; Non-rusting, 319
• Steering Gear Failures, 376
• "Stone Ship," The Advent of (from "The Motor Ship and Motor Boat"), 283
• Stopper, Making an Air-tight, 446
• Sfcroets, Darker, 385, 319
• Strike to Protest Against Fine, 369
• Strike, No, but Empty Factories, 416
• "Stunts," Press, 191 8turmey, Henry, Article by, 84
• Suicide, Commercial, " The Motor," 153
• Summer Time in October, 341
• " Sump," Origin ot the Word, 338
• Sundays: No Petrol on, 281; " Ga-solinelese, ' Unnecessary (" Motor Age "),' 399
• Super-equipment in U.S., 2'.'
• Switzerland, Motoring in, 339

• Tank: The Future, From "Automotive Industries," 40; Marine, Exploits oi, 244j Prisoners, Matinee in Aid of, 435
• Tap, Petrol, An Ingenious 418
• Tar, Prodigal Use of, Forbidden, 170
• Tariff: After the War, 305; Re-form, Effect of Protection by, 5; A 70 iper Cent., 267; Against TJ.S.A., Will There Be a? 339
• Tax: An Extraordinary Case (Imported Care and Pants), 435; Headache, Alternative to Whe, 266; By Weight and Speed, Proposal in " The Motor," 434
• Tax, Luxury: The, 192; A Check on Industry, 281; Committee'* Recommendations, 322; Committee, Disagreement of, 113; and French Committee, 5; Free—1000 fa.p., 263; Motor-care and The, 281; Side Issues of the ("The Commercial Motor"), 283; and Ford CaTS, 210; and Cost of Care, Gptportunity for Parliamentary Committee, 210; and the Motorcar, 132; Proposals, Postponement of, 433
• Taxation: Economy, To Encourage, 434; Engine Size and, 246
• Taxes, Petrol and Licence Duty, 227
• Taxi, The Light Car, 338
• Teaching, Bad, Negligent Driver Fined, 377
• Temple Press Handbooks, From Review on " A Mamual of Motor Mechanics," 395
• Terminals, Fixing Wire* to, 130, 196
• Terms, Motor, Do They Need Re vision? 431
• Tertiary Ways, Our, "Cycling," 168
• Test: Long-distance, 117; A Crude, Spring Scale for Tractive Resistance of Rubber Tyres, 281
• Thefts: Car, Thief Arrested, How it Was Done, 415; Bogus R.A.F. Captain, 415
• Thief, The Way of the (" Cycling "), 444
• Thieves, Magneto, Convicted, 460; Protection Against, 411
• Things Irittie Worth Knowing (" Motor Age "), 419
• Things Worth Remembering, 63
• Tips, Two, Worth Knowing, Tools—Graphite, 158
• "Tommy," Teaching, War Office Educational Department, 399
• Tools, Machine, Materials for, 318
• Topics of tlhe Day: 7, 44, 79, 97, 133, 193, 230, 251, 269, 287, 469
• Back to the Road, 469; British Manufacturers —Policy of Individualism, 230
• Car: A New? 469; Standardized, Fallacy of Uie, 230; A Pleasing, at Motorcycle Cost, 44. Control, Separate, Why Needed, 269. Clutch Action, Lighter, Wanted, 133 Design, Unconventional, Possibilities of, 97 Enthusiasm, The Fruits of, 287. Era, A New, 469
• Imperial Preference', Government Design, 193. Injustice, A Gross (Spirit Restriction Order), 44
• Junior Automobile Club, 269
• Light Cars, Cheaper, A Market for, 251. Light
• Car Industry, To Save the, Mr. S. F.
• Edge, 287 ,
• Ministry of Reconstruction—A Timely Announcement, 7. Models, Experimental, Facilities for Building, 7. Monocars, Remarkable Demand for, 133; Motoring, Cost oi, 251. Motoring for Legless Man, 79 Peace Models, 469. Power Unit of Low Ooet, 97 Road Surfaces—Tar and Paintwork, 193
• Touching Up, Removal of Part for, 61
• Touring Motoriats in Switzerland, No. 299
• Tracing Trouble, 160 ^
• Trade Boards, Conference on, 300
• Trade Mark*, National (" Automotive Industries ' ), 76
• Trade Numbers, Identification, 341
• Trade, Retail Motor, Anxiety Regarding, 378
• Traffic and Licensing Problem*, How Dealt with in U.S.A., 93
• Traffic, Motor, and Cornish Roads, 405
• Trailer, The, A New Development (" The Motor "), 283
• Training, Technical, for Soldiers, 398
• Tram Drivers as Car Drivers, 182
• Tramlines, Beware of the, 98
• Trams, Abroad, Unpopular, 474
• Tramways, Opportunities for, 114
• Transmission Fliud, Possibilities of, 156
• Transport: Difficulties in Germany, 171; Reform of, 190; of Germans, Petrol for, 3%
• Transports, The World'6, Survey of a National Problem, 393
• Transvaal, Introduction oi the First Motorcar into, How it Impressed Kruger, 338
• Tribulations, Some War-time, 105
• Tricar Converted into Cyclecar, 178
• Triplex Glass, Use and Behaviour of, 381
• Tugs, Steam, Wasteful, 76
• Turbine, Oil, The, 40
• Turn Indication, 159
• Turn of the Tide, G.N. Cyclecar Works Transformed, 284
• Turntable, The, 371
• " Twinko," Off in a, 474
• Two-seater, The New, 300
• Tyres: Brush for, 159; Hard or Soft? 226; Prices of. Increased, 395; Knotty Problems, Slack, 389; Rubber, Eliminating, 159; Speed or Reliability? 58; Vegetables and the Red Cross —Sale at Fort Dunlop Allotments, 263; Watch the Danger Signal! 231
• Tyre: Burst, Starts Car Moving, 169; Causes of Wear, 68; Dunlop, Romance of, 61; Fabric Repairs, Notes on, 141; Improved (McNaull Tyre Co.), 41; Measurement, Are They Elastic Bands? 112; Pump Design, a Point in, 340; Pump, The Simms, 131; New Size for Light Cars, 346; "Tyre" or "Tire," The Correct Spelling? 440; Valve Design, Improvement* in, 177
• u
• U-Boa/t, Motor Boat Evades the ("Motor Shiip and Motor Boat "), 276
• Unemployment After fhe War, F.I.A.T. Co.'s Fund, 56
• Uniform, Beauty in. " The Auto Car," 112
• Uniiorme for Women, Variegated ("Motor Cycling "), 4
• Unity of Action, No, United Council and Luxury Tax, 21
• Upholstery, Is It Possible to Eliminate? 179. Protecting the, 41 i)
• Utah, Oil from, 43
• Valve: Grinder, The Sioux, 131; Mercury-cooled, 41;
• Trouble, Novel Cure for, 474 Valves: Overhead, Why They Should Be Adjusted
• When Hot, 312; Re-surfacing, 334 Van, Light Car, Future of, 328 Vaporizer, Adjustable, 3 Vehicle, Light, Only Used to (Lady Defendant at
• Walton Police Court), 54 Vehicles, Steam and Eletric, Affected by S<hortag8
• oi Petrol, 376
• Vibration Operates Lubricator, 443 Vice: Tightening Up the, 196; Hand, The, 314 View, My Point of, 10, 80 Volunteers, Middlesex, Cars Wanted by, 368
• w
• Wax: All Over, What Will Happen Now? 467;
• Another Romance of the, Buckingham
• •Works, 361; Chaos at the End of, 250; End
• ing of, Denning the, 228; End of the 1
• ill; Germany Must Pay for the, 284; Horrors of the, 395; Models, Exhibition of, 338; Motoring After the, Prospects of, by Major Axford, 317; Over by Christmas, 319; Wages, Same After the, 319; and Waste, 249; Work, Some Concerns Gutting Out of, 416; Zone, Landmarks in the, 362
• Warp, Straight or Crooked, 208
• Washers: Asbestos, Preserving, 294; Lead, Advantages of, 334
• Waste from Evaporation, Preventing, 371
• Waterways in China (" Motor Cycling "), 418
• Way, Right and the Wrong, Some Little Points for Owners, 196
• " Way to Will 'Em, The," " Pall Mall Gazette" on Motor School*, 339
• Wear, Taking Up, 275
• Weather-glasses, Neutral ("Cycling"), 362
• Weddings, Petrol for, 359
• Weight Disposition, Effect of, 345
• Welding, From Bronze Rivet to Oxy-Acetylene, 402
• Wheel: Alignment, Importance of, 85; The Kelsej', 57; Sipare, Novel Position for, 340
• Wheels: Disc, Home-made, 35; Three v. Four, 320
• " Whippets," 10 h.p., 339
• Win decree n.s, 479
• Wire, Broken, Tracing a,, 130
• Wire, Over the, 397, 416, 432, 459, 470
• Wires, Fixing, to Terminals, 130
• Woman Driver, Name for a, 299
• Women: Bar to, Italian Government and Joy Riding, 435; Drivers as Telegraph Girls, 282; Mechanics, Do They Make Good? 418
• Wood, E. M., Article by, 357
• Words, Coming New, 40
• Workers, American Women, 396
• Work of National Importance ? 472
• " Works, Experimental Model," 104
• Workshop, The Motorist's, 200, 214, 231, .258, 274 294, 314, 334, 354, 372. 411, 428, 44S
• Wrench, An Adjustable, 159
• Wrenches, Improvements in, 225
• Year, A Question of (Morgan), 432; Correction, 475
• Yoke Ends, Lubricating, 214
• YoTk Prejudice—" Safety Before Speed," 92
• •Zcrcon, for Insulation, 265
• INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
• Accident, Measurements of, 27
• Accidents, How to Avoid, 256; Suggestion for Outside Schools, 417
• Accumulators, Grids of " Thin Plate " and Chloride, 254
• Acetylatox, The, 410
• Air Inlet, Extra Air, 363
• Angle Plate, 453
• Anvil, Bench, 446
• Argon Gas Rectifier, 121
• Armistice Day: G.N. Carrying a Super-load, 4fi7; How London Enjoyed, A Motor Fire Engine, 470
• Atomizer, The Dyer, 477
• Attwater-Kent Contact Breaker, 144
• Axford, Major Sidney, R.F.C., 318
• Axles, Diagram of, 102
• B
• Barnet Gate, The Old Bell, A.-C. Car at, 474 Bath Chair, Electric, 306 Benn, Mr. Ernest, C.B.E., 261 Bevelling and Welding, 403
• Blow Lamps, 313
• Bolt, "Headless," A, 3; Centre Spring, 64 Bracket for Garage, 391 Brakes, Cyclecar, 139 Brajynjj Device, 3
• BTtish, "Fearless" Cleaning, How Made, 363 Buckingham, Mr. J. F., as he Raoed at Brrx>kLand<s, 561
• Calo Air Heater for Heavy-grade Fuels, 135"
• Car: A.-C. on Rudge Hill, 322; Calthorpe, Famous Pre-war Racing, 17; Post-war Four-seater, 39; 10 h.p. for Lady Drivers, 89. F.I.A.T 300 h.p., Biggest in the World, 189. Gvro " Prop " of the Future, Contributor's Idea of the, 385. Propeller-driven, Capt. Feber's (from "The Motor"), 335. Standard, 9.5 h.p., on Ripley Road, 317. Swift: 10 h.p., on Alexandra Day, 73; Post-war, 81. Light and Medium Weight (Morris-Oxford and Perry), 221
• Carbon Remover, The Hart-Bell, 131
• Carburetter: Design, Principles of, 13, 24, 51, 379. Rails, 173; Wilkinson for Heavy Fuel Oil?, 247; Zenith on Perry, 288
• " Car Meddler," A Little" Ingenuity Which Will Defeat the, 'Mi
• Cars, on National Work—Belt-driven De P. Cycle-car and a Sporting A.-C., 281
• Centre Spring Bolt, 64
• Chain Belt, 189
• Chart, Weekly Attention, in A.-C. Handbook, 238
• Chassis of Post-war Hillman, 402
• Chemico Reliance Patches. Holder for, 443
• Clips to Supimrt Piping, 314
• Coil Ignition, 143
• Combustion Chamber, Defects in Design, 289
• Compression, Variable, Device, 159
• Cslind
• Cramp Joint, Making a, 40:.i
• viii.
• The Light Car and Cycleoar
• Plug: K.L.G., The Famous, 439; Tho Sterling, 57;
• Cleaner and Petrol Injector, 189; Device, A
• Handy, 400 Pocket Lighter Made from Tyre Valve Dust Cap, 354
• ictor and Template, 294
• : Oil, Diagram of, 45; Tyre, Dunlop, 327; Wood-Milne, 327 " Push-prop-car," The, 278 Putney Heath, Dangerous Forke
• ked Re-ad at, 413
• R
• Railway Through Morris-Oowley Works, 343 Rainbow, Remarkable, over Wisley Lake on the
• Ripley Road, 341 Ripley Rally, Costumes at, 81 Rivet, Common Types of, 402 Road Building on Western Front, 129 Rudge Hill, on the Top of, An A.-C. Car, 322 Rust Eradioator, 422
• D
• Dash, Well-furnished, 155
• Diagrams, Indicating, 30
• Drills, Breast, Morso Twist, 200
• Drive, Front Wheel, Electric Vehiiule, 441
• Driver, Crippled, Morgan Designed for, 403
• Driving for the Disabled: Devices for, 6a; Humber-
• ette for Mr. J. U. Sowter, 145 Dynamo Drive, 158
• Edge, Mr. S. F., 192, 279
• Eleetrio Equipment Co. at Los Angeles, 39g
• Empire W&r Memorial, 456-459
• Engine: Caloott, 180; Coventry-Simplex, 451-52; Rotary, Messrs. Vickers' New, 438; Sleeve-valve, 216; Testing, 142
• Exhaust Pipe, Outlet Shield to Deflect, 428
• Exhaust System, Cleaning, 423
• Fabric Brake Linings, 235
• Fan Tension Device, 57
• F.I.A.T. Co., Two New Light Car Productions, 299-Works at Turin, The Lord Mayor of London Being Conducted Over the, 341
• File for Enlarging a Hound Hole, 354
• File Rack, 275
• Filtering Device, Dust and Grit, 57
• Flooded Road in the Chilterns in May, and G W K Model, 6
• Foot Scraper, Novel, 3
• "Forced Induction," Diagram of, 425
• Ford, Captain E. L., R.A.F., 434
• Fourth Seat, The, Another Suggestion, 447
• Funnel, A Petrol, 478
• Garage, Building a, 195 Gas Bag Carrier, Adjustable, 363 Gas Container, Remedy for Flapping, 207 Oases, Exhaust, System for Analysing, 86-7 Gas; Rectifier, Argon, 121; Supply Pipe for Oxford Motor Bus, 40«; Victor Cyclecar to Run on,
• Gauge and Template Combined, 372 Gearbox, Crankr-a.se, A, 324 Gear Lever on Morris-Cowley Light Car, 484 General Election, Cars Indispensable to, 185 Generator, Acetylene, Two Types of, 47 G.N. Works, Hendon, Corner of, 284 Godfrey, Mr. H. R., 284 Goggles, Anti-glare, 463 Grea-se Cup, A Tims-saving, 41 Grey, Mr. Hugh M., 344
• G.W.K.: Diagram of Old and New Transmission, 10; Chassis, New, 11
• H
• Hastings Castle, 33
• Headlights, Electric, 332
• Hendon, Entrance to Cemetery at, Three-seater 10 h.T>. A.-C. Light Car, 302
• Hertford, The Lea, 34
• Hood Strap, Obviating, View of Car Showing Fitment, 388
• " How to Drive a Light Car," Illustration from, 484
• Humorous, 80, 104, 194
• Hydroplane, j.A.P. Aero Engine, 234
• I
• Inlet, Extra Air, t>3 Inner Tube, Joint in, 258
• Jets: Plain and .Submerged, 13; Pilot, 14
• K
• K.L.G. Plug Factory, 321
• Kupron Process, Complex Copper Pipe Built by
• the, 272
• Laboratory, Experimental,' In Form of Big Refrigerator, 250
• Lambert, Major Warren, 21
• Lamp, Back, and Number Plate Combined, 268; Vacuum Reflector, 207; Wick, Lengthening a, i72
• J^.a.mps: Head, Home-made, 3S7; Oil, Supply of Air to, 295; Side, on Singer, 337
• Lawaon, Harry J., 192
• Leave from tho Front, On Short, 91
• Leyland-Th-omas Speed Gear, Sectional Drawing, .305
• Licences, Motor Spirit, Page of Coupons Coming into Force 1st November, 417
• LIGHT CARS: A.-C. : 261. 376; on War Work. 28. 46. In Front of Horse Guards, 55. Outside War Office, 59. Car-lorry in Bouverie Street, 19. 10 h.p., 304. A 10 h.p. Between Mill Hill and Shenley, 286. Autocrat, Post-war, 436-7
• LIGHT CARS (continued).
• Calthorpe, 261, 357, 393. Clover-leaf, Suggested Third Seat for, 374. Calcott, at Whitestone Pond, Hampstead Heath, 223. Chater Lea,
• F.I.A.T.: 476'; Model of Coupe, 471; New 8-12
• h.p., 322
• G.W.K.: A 1915 on View at, Maudes' Motor Mart, 395; Post-war, 243; Four-seater at Newland'S Corner on Surrey Hills, 303; on Flooded Road in the Chilterns in May, 6; Model, 261; New Model 37; Four-seater in Sh.ere.-78; Two in BrambeT, 203 Hillman, 329. Humberette: 1914, 125; For Disabled, 115, 14S
• L.M., The Last Made at Blackburn, 32 Morgan: Designed for Crippled Driver, 403; from Glamorgan to Cornwall to Bell, 218; Mr. J. Watkins's After Extensive Alterations, 430; Altered, for Driver with Two Artificial Legs,, and Mr. R. G. Paine, 75; In Volunteer Map-reading Test, 263; on National Work at Ingleborough, 149; Model, 261. Morris-Cowliy: Coupe in Rotten Row, 47?; Gear Lever on, 484; After 60,000 Miles, 405; With Cruiser-type Body, 367; in Essex, 375. Morris-Oxford: de Luxe, at Maudes' Motor Mart, 152; Passes Obstruction on Worthing Road, 127; Second-hand, 339 Perry: 8 h.p., on War Work, 288; with Zenith
• Carburetter, 288
• Singer, Fitted with Special Radiator, 449. Standard: 10 h.p.. in Town, 375; in Regent's Park, 229; Fleet of, 328. Stellite, 89. Swift: 261; on Alexandra Rose Day, 73; Latest 10 h.p., 82; on America's Day, 130; 7-9 h.p., on 4th July, a.t Oxford, 201 Vans: A.-C. in Bouverie Street, 480; an, 328;
• G.W.K., 328
• Light Cars: Two Electric, 306; Morris-Cowleys, Five, with Single Windscreen, 329; Dunlop Tyres, New, for, 346; Two Second-hand, Mor-ris-Oxford and A.-C., 339. Weight, Size, Accommodation Comparisons, 100 Light, Electric, for Garage, 334
• Lighting: Electric, Diagram of Wiring, 48; Problems, 62
• Low, Major A. M., D.Sc, A.C.G.I., etc., R.A.F., 267 Lubrication System on Stellite Light Car, 348 Lubricator: A Leaf-spring, 400; Vibrator Operates, 443; Diagram Through Crankca.se of a Morris-Cowley Engine, 349 Luggage, Suggested Method of Securing on Back, 382
• Luncheon Car Express, Pre-war Lowestoft, 393 Lyon Sample Fair, Proposed Exhibition Palace for, 249
• M
• Magnet, The, 369
• Magneto Cut-out Switch, 390
• Maldon, Beeleigh Weir, 33
• Manifold, Combined Inlet and Exhaust, 461
• Map of London, New, 347
• Metal, Thin, Filing, 446
• Mill Hill, Dangerous Corner, 10 h.p. A.-C. at, 427
• Mill Hill School, Three-seater, A.-C. Outside, 376
• Monks, Mr. Harry, Manager of Raleigh Co., 267
• Monocar for Disabled Man, 119
• Morris, Mr. W. R., O.B.E., 344
• Motoring, Pleasure and Utility, A.-C. and Victor, 147 Motor Volunteers, Middlesex Despatch carrying
• Test, 109 .
• N
• Nash, Capt. A. G. Frazer, 284
• Neutralock, The, 67
• Noble, Mr. A., and His Family, 250
• Number Plate, A Built-up, 419
• Number Plate, Back Lamp and, Combined, 268
• o
• Oil, Boring for, at Hardstoft, A Glimpse ol Machinery Used for, 414
• Oilcan, A Multispout," 301
• Oil Drilling Plant at Hardstolt, near Chesterfield, 396
• Ostend Front after Four Years of Bombardment, 432
• Overheating, Sparking Plug to Prevent, 478
• Oxford Steam Plough Do., Morris-Cowley and Morris-Oxford, 407
• Paine, Mr. R. G., and His Morgan, 75
• Parcels. Framework for, 82
• Pawley, Major C. J. C, V.D., 460
• Pedals, Command of, 256
• Pedal Slots, Draught Through Diverted,
• Pencils, Workshop, 411
• Piston, Aluminium Aerolite, 163; Aluminium, 252;
• Cleme-nt-Talbot, 400, 443; Shock Absorbing a, 268; Ring, Grooved, 301 Pistons. Aluminium, 99 Play Acted by Prisoners of War, Scene from, 42»
• Safety Island, Chicago, 205
• Saws, 291
• and
• Sayer, Miss, and Major-General Macintv Coinma-ndant A. J. Wilson, 378
• Scavenger, The Crossley, 463
• Schools, A Suggestion to Prevent Accidents Outside, 417
• Scraper Made Out of Old File, 411
• Screw-driver, Quick-acting, 189
• Seriber Block Marking Centre Line on a Shalt, 453
• Seat, Tip-up, for Protection in Wet Weather, 419
• Semaphore, Illuminated, 41
• Shears, Hand Guillotine, 386
• " Shims " or Packing Pieces, 443
• Side Lamps on Singer, 337 137
• Signal: Traffic in,France, 93; for Cross Roads,
• Silencer, Exhaust, Novel Design for, 400
• Soldering Iron: An Ingenious, 41; a Novel, 36.'!
• Sowter, Mr. J. U., and His Humberette, 145
• Speed Limit in Roehampton Lane and G.W.K. Model, 1
• Speedometers, 420
• Spring Gaiter, A New, 347
• Starting Device, 419
• Starting, Easy, 364
• Stead, Sec-Lieut. G. C, 23, 228
• Steel, Changes in by Heat, 140
• Stopper Air-tight, 446
• Sturmey, Mr. Henry, H4
• Super-charging, The Idea of, 409
• Surface Plate for Use Where Great Accuracy is Required, 453
• Suspension, Novel Form of, 478
• Tap, Petrol, An Ingenious, 419; Plug or Master, 200
• Three Bodies and Three Wheels, 118
• Three-wheeler, Mr. Adkins's Transformation of, 178
• Throttle Dual, for Light Cars, 236
• Timing Diagram, 292
• Timing Magneto and Valves, 292
• Tinman's Snips, for Cutting Sheet Iron, 38fi
• Tool Chest, 422
• Tow Rope, How to Make a, 27
• Transmission: Hydraulic. American, 60; Fluid, Possibilities of. 156
• Tricar, Singer, Mr. P. H. Boon's After Alterations, 448
• Triplex Glass, Examples of Endurance of, "81
• Turbine Steamer, " Archangel," 393
• Turntable, The, 371
• " Two Mirrors," The, at Shenley, and A.-C., 131
• Tyre: Semi-circular in Section, 41; Pump, 131; Valve Design, Improvements in, 177
• Tyres: for Light Cars, The New Dimlop, 34fi; Retreading, 16

• Valona to Quaranta, Famous Road of, 454
• Valve: Butterfly, The, 478; Grinder, The Sioux, 131
• Valves, 290
• Vaporization, Water-jacketed Induction System on Singer, 123
• Vaporizer, Heated by Exhaust, 3
• Vice. Hand, 314
• Volunteers for Farm Work, Morris-Cowley Heads Column of Cars for, 323
• Volunteers, Middlesex, Map-reading Test, A Morgan Which Took Part, 263

• Wall Plug to Carry Bracket, I2R
• Washer Which Prevents Nut from Slacking Back, 268
• Water Supply Pipe, Overhead Swivelling 5or C-Cleaning, 481
• Wheel: Correct Alignment of, 85: The Kelsey, t
• Wheels: Disc, Home-made, 35; .Small. Advantu of, 220
• Writedown Hill, On the Top ol, 106
• Windscreen Cleaner, 479
• Windscreens, Adjustable Top Pannel with Miniature Driving Window, on Morris-Oowley, 479

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