Lightcar: Index v15: (1919/11/29 to 1920/05/22)

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INDEX. Volume 15. 29th Nov 1919 to 22nd May 1920.

A.A.: £1,000 Coal Gas Competition, 229; Eastern Highways Committee and the, 182- Edinburgh new Offices, 443; Extensions, 103 ? First Aid. 480; Membership, 206, 332; Petrol Petition, 418; Protest, Closing date extended, 397; Special Constabulary Reserve —Recruits Wanted, 54
A.A. and M.U., 10,000 mile Benzole Test, 59
A.-C. 'Junior Commercial Vehicle, 9
Accessories, Demand for, 53
Accident due to Economizing in Gas (Leicester), 25
Accident to Pedestrians at Hounslow—Courting Disaster, 230
Accidents, Home Secretary and, 77
Accidents, To Avert, 207
Accrington, Interesting Case at, 521
A.C.TJ. Annual Dinner, 241; Annual Meeting, 355; To Control Light Cars, 431; President of, 437
Aero Car: Barnard cyclecar, 255; Agency for, The, 417; First Details of, 593; The, At the T.T., 377
Africa, Motoring in, 546
Air-Leak Preventer, 347
Air Navigation and Engineering Co., 550
Air or Water Cooling? 20
Alcock, Sir John, The Late—Proposed Monument to, 285
All-Metal Body—An Error, 493
Alms Hill, Annual Attack on, 524
Alms Hill, Defeat of, 568
Alms Hill, Henley, 544
Aluminium, Finishing, 435
Aluminium, Hints on Working, 376
Aluminium, Soldering, 359, 378
Amateur Builder, The, 516
Amateur v. Professional, 314
America, No Oil from, 332
America, Oil Famine in, 1928, 418
American Car Manufacture, Interesting Figures, 26
American Car Shortage, 285
American Electric Light Car, 155
American Import Duties Lower, 398
American Invasion, 156
American Problem, The, 222
Analysing the Car on Paper! 275
Anglo-American Oil Co.—Current Price of Spirit, 53
Anglo-Canadian Petroleum Co., Formation of, 78
Animal—Which is the Most Dangerous? 205
Anti-dazzle, A Simple, 549
Anti-dazzrte Devices, 420
Anti-theft Device, The Latest American, 256
Antwerp Motor Exhibition, 331, 363
' Aptns " Can Tilter, 170
Are Modern Light Cars Inaccessible? 214
Ariiton Light Car, 380
Automatic Guide, The, 105
Automobile Cure. The—Doctor's Opinion, 158
Autovao Installation—New Type, 464
Auxiliary Spring Devices, 210
A.V. Developments, 575
Avro Light Car, 11

Badge,' The, that will get you Home, 91
Bad Roads, Reporting on, 356
Bale, Major F. II., O.B.E., 84
Barimar Ltd.—A Generous Concession, 378
Barrot Engine, 548
Bath and West of England 24 Hours1 Trial, 206,
Battling Against the Elements (London-Exeter), 138
Beckenham Pump, The, 8
Bedfordshire Trial on Whit Monday, 584
Belgian RoarV Improvements, 206
lentiofeUrandHi Corrosion, 395; Not Injurious, 286; Manufacturers Ltd.—Amalgamation, 399; National, 77: In Paris. 331; Prices Increased, '229: By the Roadside, 26
Beware of Cold Snaps, 157
" Bibendum and Touring," 589
Birmingham, New Garage in, 123
Bishop's Touch, The, 130 .
Blackpool Watch Committee's Application, Mb
Blerint-Whippet Cyclecar, 450
Bluebells in Fairyland, 520
Klyde. Mr. Arthur, Death of, 550
Boat Race Dislocation. 418
Bolton Club Waking Up.. 307
Bournemouth Speed Limits Abandoned, 308
Bowden Carburetter Flood or, 551
Bradford AC. Membership 256
Brake Adjustment. Test of. 133
Brake Compensation—Is it Necessary? 249
Brake Design, 230 .
Breach of Contract, What is a? 7b
Broking the Record. 433
Brighton, The Best Way to, 61$
Britain Leads, 510 ?
Broken Glass Nuisance, The, 458
Bromley Common, Repairs to, 285
Brooklands Automobile Racing Club—First Post-War Meeting at WhiUun, 545 I
Brooklands—A Word for the Mechanic, 595
Brooklands--Encouraging Signs, 181
Brooklands, Forthcoming Events at 545
Brooklands, Hillman in Form at, 588
Brooklands, J.C.C. Meet at, 500
Brooklands— 60 Light Car Entries, 564
Brooklands, Practising for, 566
Brooklands Programme—Whit Monday, 582
Brooklands Races on Easter Monday, - 403, 411
Brooklands Track Complaints, 527
Brooklands, Tuning up at, 542
Brooklands, Unofficial Racing at, 461
Buck board now a Cyclecars, 307
Buckingham, Mr.—His Cars and His Bullets, 595
Buckinghamshire, Essex Motor Club Successful Hill-Climb at, 442
Budget Proposals, Fighting the, 520
Burford Bridge, Rally at, March 6th, 336
Burford Bridge, Unprecedented Muster of Cars at, 386
Bury Club Re-formed, 306, 356
Business or Pleasure, Neat Dual Body for, 401
" Buyers' Guide" Correction, 53; Amended Details, 58

Calcutta, Motors in, 5
California, Petrol Prices in, 285
Call of the Road, by John Gilpin, Jun.—The Coming of the Cyclecar, 5; Passing of Blinding Headlights, 119; Logical Education and Visual Activity, 193; Nocturnal Troubles and Rising Prices, 221; Lucid Antidazzle Device, 299; Accessibility—Speed on Hills, 371; The All-Weather Standard, 403
Calthorpe Motor Co., 549; Advanced Prices; 207; Output, 562
Cambridge and County M.C., 438
Camouflaged Cars, 458
Canada, Motoring in, 179
Canadian Expansion, 54 ,
Can Controls be Standardized? 113
Capac Carburetter, Improvements in the, 414
Car: Cheap Secondhand (£35), 286; Development, Mr. Duffield's Rosy Idea.1, 77; Examination, 109; The M.P.'s, 102; The Overpowered, 130; Prices, The Latest,, 331; Stealing, Eight Months for, 75; A Stolen, 223; Theft—Hull Police Court, 43; Thefts, 5; The Punishment Must Fit the Crimta, 259; Thief, Assisting the, 179; The Impertinent, 284; The Incorrigible, 78
Carbide Fuel 397
Carburetter : Capac, Improvements, 414; Degory, 59; GiN., 333; New Heavy Fuel, by Dr. Low, 577; Scylax—A Correction, 543
Carden, Capt. ,T. H., 84; The Man of the Moment, 585
Cardiff, Stiff Fines at. 131
Cars: 1914-15 on the Road, 542; At Any Price, 502; British, Wanted, 224; Imported—Some Interesting Figures, 335; Increased Prices of, 129; Stolen, Singer and Standard, 75
Castings—Makia« at Home, 283
Castle Three, The, 56
Castrol Innovation, A, 112
Catalogue, A Three-Language, 376
C.A.V. Extensions, 377
Ceylon, To Promote Sport in, 585
Chains, Inverted Tooth, 288
Chassis, A Nameless, 255
Chassis, Rustless Steel, 284
Children, Mischievous, Danger of, 286
Chiswick High Road Under Repair, 77
Christmas, A Right Merry, 101, 109
Christmas Number, 53, 76
Citroen Cars, Delivery of. 104
Citroen, Improving the, 335 ,
Classic Run at Easter, 357
Climate, The Changeable, 34
Climatic Conditions and Difficult Driving, 150
Clock, The " Time of Trip," 112
Club Doings, 422
Club Notes, 358, 392
Clubs. New, 495
Clutch, New Fluid, 248
C.M.U.A., New Address of, 180
C.M.U.A.—Annual General Meeting and Luncheon, April 14th, 376
Coach Builders to Move, 363
Coal Shortage and French Motor Industry, 55
Cobham Polio© Trap, 418
Cock Hotel—An Obliging Host, 511
Colchester Motor Club Annual General Meeting,
Collision—Some. Crash! (Liverpool), 53
Colmore Cup Trial, Three-Wheelers in the, 360
Combine, The New. 5
Communal Garages, 157, 269
Comparisons are Odious (Wrexham Motorist Fined), 207
Compressed Air Starter, 368
Constable's Signal Misunderstood, 286
Control, The New—The Whistle, 4
Oontrol»-Can They be Standardized? 113
Copenhagen, Show at, Next Year, 103, 398
Cotton, The Tenpenny Reel of, 627
Country Eoads, The Salvation of, 405
Courtesy of the Road, 284
Cowey Horn, 551
Cox-Atmos Carburetter, 28
Crankshaft Grinder, Price of Increased, 256
Crankshaft Journal Trimmer, 233
Crawley, Police Activity at, 25
Criminals or Motorists, 312
Cross-Country Comments, 272, 321, 391, 434, 532
Crossley Motors, Ltd.—New Combine, 562
Crouch, The Homo of the, 389
C.T.C. and Croydon Bench—Appeal Abandoned,
Cuba, Catalogues for, 418
Cubic Capacity, 1,500, The Obvious Dividing Line,
Cut-outs, Strafe Against, 206
Cycle and Motor Trades' Benevolent Fund. Concert. i»«
Cyclecar: Comfort for the, 502; The Differential-less, 521; Experts! 182; With Front Wheel Steering, 265; The Luxury of a, 149; Output Increasing, 480; Plea for the Single, 1; Production, 437*; Repairs, 418; Transmission Systems, 245, 262, 290
Cyclecars: For 1920, 85; " Home-Built "—Where are the? 479; At Orton Wood, 480; In Paris-Nice Trial, 338; The Simple Machine to the Fore, 470; Ultra-Simple, "Light Car and Cyclecar," Demonstration of, 28
Cyclecars: Bleriot-Whippet, 450; Coq, 287; Earl, 62, 105; Elfin, 132; Grahame-White, 307, 484; Gerald, 381; La Rapide, 388; Lington, 236; L.S.D., 136; Richardson, 525; Tamplin, 461; Thurlow, 185; Trident, 12.
Cylinder Invented by Mr. T. M. Down, 277
Cylinder, Scored, Cure for, 27

Danger Sign, The Royal Irish Automobile Club and the A.A. Join Hands in Regard to, 306
Danish Show, A, 103
Dark Ages, In the (" Evening Standard "), 457
" Dazzle-Hogs "—A Mute Point, 255
Deemster on Test, 488
Defeat of Alms Hill, The, 568
Degory No-Jet Carburetter, 59
Depth Posts, 68
Design or Workmanship—Is it in ? 495
Detachable Rear Hub on Morgan, 276
Detachable Wheel or Demountable Rim? 452
Detachable Wheels for Morgans, 493
Deutsch, M. Henri, Death of, 26
Devon arid Cornwall A.C. Programme, 284
Differential, The Battle of the, 410
Disabled Ex-Service Men, Employing, 104
" Dixie" Seat, The, 242
Doctoring the Old Dynamo, 173
Dogs, No Control Over, 522 '
Dog Thief-Proof Device Stolen, 102
Door Rattle, Eliminating, 70
Dorman and Co., Capital Over-Subscribed, 54.
Douglas Coupe, Keen Bidding for, 332
Douglas Easter Egg, 469
Douglas Light Cars, Increase o{ Output, 297
Do You "Think Electrically"? 483
Driving for the Disabled, 350
Driving, Inconsiderate (London-Hastings Road); 4
Driving Test, The, 207
Driving with Open Exhaust, 156
Dublin Motor Strike, End of, 305
Duco Plug Tester, 347
Duco Specialities, 8
Dunhill's 1920 Equipment, 156
Dunlop, Mr. J. B., jun, Death of. 502
Dunlop Rubber Co., Action against, by Mr. J. B. Dunlop, 231
Dunlop Works Extension, 398
During the Still Hours, 121
Dvkes Galore (Lincoln). 241
Dynamos and Motors, The Theory of, 40

Earl Cyclecar, The, 105
Easter Event Programme, 441
Easber M.C C. Run, 357
Easter Tour, Preparing for the, 412
Easter, Where to go for. 423
Eastern Counties' Club, 3-78
Eastern Counties' Club, Another, Formed, 493
Economy, The Watchword, 288
Egypt, Motoring Regulations in, 110
Electric Lighting Troubles. 323
Electric Units Simply Explained. H44
Electrical Attachments, Simplifying, 95
Employer, Is the, Liable? 46
Emscote Light Car on the Road, 17
Engine, Barrot—A New Light Car, 548
Engine, Light Car, Dismantling the, 472
Engine Overhaul, A 48 Hours', 433
Engine—The Internal Disruption, 181
English Holland, The, 241
Equipment, The Question of, 171
Era in Motor Transport, The Coming, 3
Escape, An Extraordinary—Dungannon, 378
Essex Motor Club, 502; Speed Trials, 229; Open Hill-Climb, 332, 399. Events for 1920, 233
Exhaust, The Open, 377 Exhibits for 1920, 102
Experience, An Extraordinary (Tramline), 297
Export Tax on German Cars, 543

Files, Novelty in, 551
Files, Renovating worn, 182
Film Sensations, 312
Filter, Necessity for a, 125
Fines, Where do they go? 487
Finnish Industries Fair, 417
First Hundred Thousand, The, A.A. and M.U. Dinner, 399
Flaid Light Car, The, 563 Flat Country, 241
Flex-Edge Seat Cushion, 198
Fly in the Ointment, The (Newton Abbot), 75
" Foot-Proof " Gearboxes (Something New!), 479
Foreign Market, Starving the, 297 Foreign Restrictions, 77
" Forrest, James," Lecture on, by Sir Dugald Clark, 418 For Services Rendered—Mayor of Harrogate and Drinks, 306
France—Short of Petrol, 158
France, The Light Car in, 474
" Freibleibend," 493
French Cyclecar Grand Prix, 375
French Invasion, The, 284
French Motor Industry, 129
French Tariff, A New, 230
Friction Drive, Improving, 439
Friction Drive, Two New Systems of, 43
Friction Transmission, Modern Systems of, 144
Front Cover, Our, 4, 25, 54, 76, 102, 130, 156, 179, 256, 284, 306, 332, 358, 375, 398, 417, 438, 458, 480, 502, 520, 543
Frost, Mr. Harvey, 432
Fuel, Another New, 206
Fuel Consumption Test, 419
Fuel Economy, Demonstrating, 400
Fuel, Motor, Supply of, 562
Fuel Problem, Solving the, 521
Furnishing the Amateur Workshop, 475

Gale, After the, was over, 180
Gales and Disc Wheels, 192
Garage at the " Red Lion," Digswell, 288
Garage Charges, 284, 333
Garage Problem, The, 458
Garage Run by Women, 487
Garage, The Communal, 157, 269
Garage, The Demeaning—Auckland R.D. Council, 397
Garage, Mann, Egerton and Co.., Ltd., 85
Garage, The " Medicine and Duty," 255
Garage, The Owner-Driver's, 502
Garage, The Police and the, 494
Garages, Collapsable, 44
Garages, Open-Air, 26
Garden City, A New, 437
Gas Attack, The Latest, 102
Gas-Producer Plants, Testing, 78
Gear Ratios, 574
Gears—Can they be Standardized? 332
Geddes, Sir Eric, Vice-President Imperial Motor Transport Council, 562
Gerald Cyclecar, 381
German Goods, Banning, 255
German Invasion, The, 335; "The Little Wonder," 457
Germany, Our Attitude to, 432
Ghost of the " Shadows," 107
Glynn, Mr. F. J. J., Death of, 285
G.N., Price of Increased, 378
" Go-As-Yon-Please" Reliability Trial, 439, 458
Goggles, Testing, 55
Government, The, and the Shell Group, 521
Grahame-White Buckboard " Light Car and Cycler car " Trial Run, 56, 90
Grahame-White Cyclecar, The New, 484, 492
Grease Cup, A New, 170
Great West Road, Beginning of the, 26 G.W.K. (1920) Ltd., 563
G.W.K., Price of, 418 G.W.K.—A Remarkable Machine, 7; On Test, 406

H.A.C. Sports, 397
Hacksaw, Using a, Economically, 108
Hand*Cleaner (Snowwhyte Co.), 543
Happy Memories (" Country Life "j, 479
Harper and Co.'s Diaries. 105
Headlamps, Anti-dazzle, 112
Headlight DangeT (" Torquay Times "), 179
Hendon Speed Limit Withdrawn, 285
Herts County A.C., Reviving, 378
Hill-Climbing, Extraordinary, 466
Hill-Climbing in South Wale®, 399
Hill-Climbing, The Art of, 187
Hill-Climbing, Timing of, 563
Hill-Climbs, Forthcoming, 230
Hillman Motorcar Co.—Developments, 398
Hillman Motorcar Co., Ltd., and Triumph Cycle
Co., 458
Hillman, The, in Form at Brooklands, 588 Hillside, Carving the—Regimental Badge near
Salisbury, 495
Holiday Well Spent, A, 511 Honours for War Service, 459 Hood and Screens, Better, Wanted, 480 Hood, Wanted a Draught-Proof, 566 " Horrors of Motorcars "—Lecture by Dr. Low, 56
Horseshoes, Unlucky, 356 Horse, The Secondhand, 230 Hotel Bills, A Contrast in, 458 Hotel for Motorists, A, 103; Boroughbridge, Yorks, 268 House Journals—" The Winged Arrow " (Wood
Milne), 294
Houses and Cars, Taxation of, 231 How We Lost the Cup, 486 Hull,. Speed Limit in, 520
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Ideal Home, That, 307
Ideal Motor Tours (Standard Motor Co.) 4
Identification Plates, The Police and, 500
Ignition Spark, The " Spark," 44
Imbeciles at Large, 69
Imperial Motor Transport Council, 562
lmpey, Mr. P. M. E. (The Art of Salesmanship),
Import Duty—French Down 70 Per Cent., 180
Increasing the M.P.G., 340
Indefensible Proceeding, A—Horse Vehicle, 156
Index Mark—New for London, 286, 483
India, British Cars in, 398
Industrial Outlook, The, 33
Industry, The Growing, 231
Inexpensive Motoring, 554
Inland Revenue Licence—31 Days, Grace, 155
Inquiries, No, by 'Phone, 307
Institute of Automobile Engineers: 208, Appointments Bureau, v 55; Dinner, 355; Mr. Duffield's Optimistic View of Car Development, 77; Meeting of Scotch Centre, 480; New Officers of the, 333; 10th Sessional Meeting, 418; Visit to National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, 479
Instructor, The Ideal, 268
Insurance Policy Given Away with New Car, 305
Insurance, The Comprehensive Policy, 377
Insurance, The Question of, 335
Insurance Will Cost You More, 129
Internal-Combustion Turbine, Is the, Feasible? 147
Internal-OombuBtion Turbine—Some Ancient De-ligns Unearthed, 258
Internal-Combustion Turbine, The, by L. Mantell, 196
International Road Race Next Year, 51, 76
Inter-1 Varsity Hill-Climb, The, 376
Invasion, What about the? 179
Inventors Busy, 287 ,
Ipswich Chauffeur, Terrifying Experience of, 102
Ireland, Motoring in, 375
Ireland, Motoring Permits in, 68, 181, 231
Ireland, Uproar in, 4, 75
Irish Debacle, The, 130
Irish Motorists, Concerning, 257
Irish Motorists in Revolt, 53
Irish Trial, 25, 457
Isle of Man Races-Talk of a 1920 T.T., 4
Italy, Serious Situation in—Petrol Shortage, bbi
Italy, The Land of Ice Creams—and Motors, on
January—What it Demands, 132
Japan Going Ahead, 308
J.O.C.: Annual General Meeting, 183, 229, 260; Brooklandi) Films, 585; At Burford Bridge —An Inconclusive Test, 389; Dinner, 29; Ladies Present, 32; Fixtures, 56; Innovation, 268; London-Manchester Run, April 17th, 457, 479; Big Entry for, 485; Meet at Brooklands, 500; Meeting, January 29th, 205; New Branch, 596; Northern Branch, 599; Now is the Time to Join, M0; Officials Wanted, 459; Opening Rally, 331; Opening of the Season, 357; Petrol Consumption Trial—The Reversing Problem, 457; Race Meeting at Brooklands, 522; Rally on March 6th, 355; Rally, Films of, 377; Trial, March 27th, 417
Jester, Road, Is the, Dead? 229
" K " Boots, 5$6
Keep to the Left, 68
Kennedy, Mr. John, Death of, 376
Kingsbury Junior, Price of, 438
Klaxons Forbidden in Egypt, 110
K.L.G. Aerotype Sparking Plug, 378
Knock, The Elusive, 555
Knocks and Clanks, 298
Kramer Vaporizer, 347
Lady Driver—Is She Vanishing? 480
Lamps, Bad Roads Put Out—Oommon-sense from
the Bench, 520 Large Car Designer, Teaching the, 165
Laughter in Court (Engine Left Runninis), 232
L.C.C.— The Hustle Department, 155
Leather Belting Plentiful, 256
Leaves from an Expert's Note Book, by Dr. Low 30, 160, 3J9, 531
Leeds, Parking Cars at, 397
Leicester Police Busy, 257
Licence Due (Lest we Forget), i'05
Licence Hunt (Market Harborough), 35",
Light Car: American, Electric, 155; Clubs, A Network of, 402; Components, Grice and Harrison, Ltd., 76; Engine, Dismantling the, 472; The, in France, 474; Interest in Birmingham, 420; Is the, too Elaborate? 534; Performances in the Land's End, 465' Section in Birmingham, 309; Selling under £300, 336; Suspension, 529; Telling the Age of a, 91; What £200 will Purchase, 281
"Light Car and Cyclecar "—Christmas Number, 53; And Easter Holidays, 418; Price of, 524; Rise in Price, 541, 543; Demonstration of Ultra-Sim pie -Cydeears,, 28; Test Course 240; Test Runs, 333, 375; Trial Run of Grahame-White Buckboard, 56, 90
"Light Car and Cyclecar" Test Runs: I, Citroen 317; II, 1920 Two-Seater Standard G.N., 364; III, Horstmann, 382; IV, The 1920 FtourrSeater GJ.W.K.., 406; V, The Two-Seater Tamplin, 461; VI, 10 h.p. Two-Seater Deemster, 488
Light Cars: Will America take up? 57; and Cycle-cars of 1920, The, 36; at Liverpool Speed Trials, 584; Are Modern, Inaccessible? 215; Wanted in Morocco, 306; Race at Brooklands, 481!; a Speciality, 284; Taxation of, 232; Testing, 305
Light Cars: Ashton, 380; Ashton-Evans, 224; Avro, 11; Calthorpe, A "Hush-Hush," 362; Cal-thorpe, Sporting Four, 345; Carden, £100, 79; Emscote, 17; Flaid, 563; Guildford, 293; Hillman, 1,496 c.c, 156; Lanchester, 13; Launceston, 13; Mendip, 309; Parna-cott, 441; Rover, 421; Standard, 106; Swift, 105; Warren-Lambert, 10, 381, 429
Light Hogs, 165
Lighter Days, 179
Lighting Question, The, 157
Lighting System, Neglecting the, 502
Lights, Departmental Committee on, 503
Lights on Vehicles, 3
Lights on Vehicles Committee, A.A. Evidence on, 58
List Prices, The Latest, 337
Llandudno, 19 Mile Speed Limit at, 257
Lock Nut, A Simple, 198
London-Edinburgh: Full Details, 583; Course, 242; Sidelights on the, 574
London-Exeter Trial, 27, 115, 134; Battling Against the Elements, 138; No 6-Cylinder A.-C.s in the, 131; Full List of Entries, 56; The, in a Light Car " Pullman," 167; Numbers and Starting Times, 80; Official Awards, 159
London-Land's End Run, 437, 440, 478; Awards 483; Entries for, 419; A Few Observations, 470
London-Manchester Run, 134; The Firs.t, 505; Hills in the, 343; Things Seen and Heard en route, 507
Low, Dr. A. M., Article by, 577; Experiences of, at Paris-Nice Trial, 431
Luce, Mr. A. J., Back and Started Again, 190
Lubricator, Pressure-Fed Sight Feed, 8
Lubricator Troubles, 54
Luck, A Case of (Lost Release Valve), 543
Ludgate Saw, The. 8
Luxury of a Cyolecar, 149
Lyndhurst—Worth a Visit, 68
Lyons Fair, The, 54
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McKenzie Light Car, Price of Increased, 356 " Maclock "—An Improved Car Lock, 435 M.A.C. News, Revival of, 589 " Made in England "—Mr. E. H. Arnott on
American Imports, 356 Magneto Design, Advance in, 288 Magneto, How a, Works, 331 Magneto Switch, 347 Magnition, 130
Malton, Police Activity in, 437 Manchester M.C.—Opening Run, 411 Manchester Club's Invitation Trial, 437 Manchester Motorists, To, 399 Manchester, An Olympia at? 103 Manufacturers, Addresses of, 39 March e du Monde, 208
Martin, Mr. Lionel, 510; At Burford Bridge, 410 Mascots, Dinkie-Doo, DiUy and Dally, 277; The
Flapper, 347 Mass Production, 179 Masseur Charged with Car Stealing, 102 -M.C.C. Brighton Run, 332; Easter Land's End
Run, 399; London-Edinburgh Trial, 503;
Meeting, 260; Opening Run, 400; Victory
Dinner, 54
Mechanical Motorcar, The, 5 Mechanical Starter, The, 86 Mendip Works, Transfer of, 5 Mercury Chassis—Eclipse All-Weather Body, 378 Metal, Cutting Thick Gauge, 244 Midland Automobile Club, 399 Midland Light Car Club, 334, 377; Another
Wound Stipe for, 543 Midland Rally, 410, 514, 544 Minister of Transport, 305 Mirrors—Are They Essential? 206 Mistaken Identity; 312 Modern Entertaining, 4
Modern System of Friction Transmission, 144 Mond Gas Co.—Lack of Coal, 377 Monocar, A New, by Messrs. Mond Bros., 398 Monocar, Tho Popular, 458 Monocar or Tandem Cyclecar, The Earl, 62
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Monocar, The T.B., 562 Morgan Bunabout, Agents for, 102 Morgans, Detachable Wheels for, 493 Morocco, Light Cars Wanted in, 306 Morocao, New Oilfields in, 78
Motor, The," Special Whitsuntide Number, 544 Motor Agents' Union 397 Motor Car Act, Sir Eric Geddes and. 25 Motorcar, British £100, The Garden, 79 Motorcar Census on Surrey Roads, 457 Motorcar of the Future, Prize for, in Paris, 355 Motorcars, Hotel Shelters tor, 483 Motorcycle Show, Attendances at, 131 Motorcycle or Sidecar, from " The Scotsman," 255 Motorcycle T.T., 355
Motor Industry Growing in New Zealand, 285 " Motor Repair Work," Third Edition, 161 Motor Ship, The," 438; Launch of, 481; Number 3, 643
Motor Show, A Gigantic, 334 Motor Spirit Imports, 308 Motor Spirit, Price of, 53, 231 Motor Taxes in Denmark, 207 Motor Transport, The Coming Era in, 3 Motor Vehicles, Demand for, in South Africa 180 Motoring in Africa, 546 Motoring, Inexpensive, 554 Motoring in Ireland, 375 Motoring Metaphors, 375 Motoring Presents, 141 Motoring which Spoils the Hunt, 377 Motorist, The Candid (Kingston), 207 Motorist, Not all the Fault of the, 520 MotorUt, Protecting the (R.A.C.), 55, 56 Motorist Summoned at Wonford, 75 Motorists and Insurance, 222 Motorists and Mud, 563 Motors for Ministers, 129 Motors Predominant in Calcutta, 5 Moulders' Strike, The, 53; Sir Eric Geddes« on,
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Mud Splashes, 104 Mystery Car and Man, 443 Mystery Trouble, Another, and its Solution, 546
National Benzole Association, Offices of, 155 ?
Spirit More Plentiful, 288 National Benzole, 77, 333; Can You Get? 308;
Supplies of, 3.78; Where You Can Get, 397 National Roll, The King's, 398 New Forest Dangers, 305 Newquay, Touring from, to St. Columb—Useful
Advice, 205
New Roads in the Making—Croydon to Purley, 60 New Year Demands, The, 129 New Year Resolutions, Some, 169 Night Driving and Sidecar Lights, 146 Night Signal A (Malvern Link), 487 Non-Freesing Mixture, 129
Non-Sfcop Engine Run, Mr. Rex Mundy's, 55 Non-Stop Engine Run (G.N.), 180 North Devon Roads not Suitable for Motoring, 438
Northern Motor Club, Formation of, 286 North Road Hold-Up, 437 North Wilts Club—Opening Run, 438 Notes and Queries—see " Queries " Notes, News, and Goeaip of New Motoring: 4, 25, 53, 75, 102, 129, 155, 179, 205, 229, 255, 284, 305, 331, 355, 375, 39/, 417, 437, 457, 479, 501, 518 541, 561, 581 Novelty, Spice of, 8
Number Plate, Keep Your, Clean, 156, 520 Number Plates Supplied by Police in Egypt, 110
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O.C. Lights, Encounter -with, 311
Offences that Should be Punishable, 93
Officers, British, Reunion of, 130
Official Appreciation—S.M.M.T. Thanked by Ministry of Munitions for War Work, 19
Ogston Motor Co.—Change of Address, 418
Oil, English Output, 102
Oil Famine in 1928 in U.S.A., 418
Oil for Motors: A Bi« Order—Mr. M. W. R. Ormandy on, 379
Oil, Output from Hardstoft, 376
Oil Prices up—Vacuum Oil Co., 206, 285, 331
Oil Waste and Another Mystery, 106
Oilfield, A New, in Morocco, 78
Olympia, 1920, 363
Olympia, Two Shows—Agents' Dilemma, 181
Olympia, An, at Manchester 1 103
Olympia Reflections, 28
On Trial, 552
One Canary Power—Mr. Alan Burgoyne and, 286
OPINIONS, THOUGHTS AND: 22, 48, 73, 99, 126, 152, 175, 201, 226, 253, 279, 303, 388, 352, 373, 395, 416, 436, 454, 477, 497, 517, 539, 559, 579, 600 Accessories, Expensive, 228; Acetylene versus Electric Lighting, 580; A.C. Sociable, Alterations to, 518; Address Wanted (Ceylon), 254; Advantage of Being a Clubman, 373; Advertisement, A Misleading (Riley Cyclecar), 228.
Bankrupting Industry, 152; Benzole— Will Stockists Oblige? 415; Both Sides to Blame, 23; Bowden Control, Security Nipple to, 497• Braking and Immunity from Sideslips, 329; Brass Fittings, Weather-Proof, 304 329; British Manufacturers' Policy, What i« the? 49: British Manufacturers, Wrathful With, 23; Brooklands, Handicapping at, 498; Brooklands, T.T. at, 455; Buckboard, Improving the, 153. Cardea Xr»asnlis«i»B- 176; Chofcin« Coils, 177; Climate and Different Driving, 177; Com-
OPINIONS, THOUGHTS AND (continued).
pressed Air as Motor Force, 497, 540; Consumption Trial, The—Dr. Low's Replies, 477; Convert's Experience with Light Car, 514; Cyclecar, The, in India, 539; Cyclecar, Control of the, 455; Cyclecar, Demand for the Simple, 48; Cyclist, Why should not the, Pay Tax? 303
Dangerous Animals on the Road, 203; Defini
tion, The, and the Control of Movement, 478, 497; Driving for the Disabled, 396;
Dynamo Lighting—Is it Reliable? 280, 304, 374 .
Economical Motoring, Extinction of, 518; Engine Noises, Unusual, 99; Exhaust Gases Utilizing, 329, 353
Found—A Rear Lamp, 416; Freak, A, of the Early Days, 329; Freak Hills and Reliability Trials, 416, 436; Free Trad© Means No Trade, 23; Fuel Consumption Trial— Dr. Low not Responsible, 518 Gales and Disc Wheels, 226; Gasbag, Will the, Return? 454; General Reliability Trial, Suggestions for, 226; Generator or Storage Cells? 373; Grahame-White Friction Drive, 280; Gravity Feed Oiling System, 396; Greasy Roads, Danger from, 99; G. W. Buck-board—A Suggestion, 99
Headlights, Glaring, Danger of, 374; Horst-mann Test Run, 415; Humberette Improvement, A, 304
India, The Cyclecar in, 539; Insufficient Seating Accommodation, 22; Internal-Combustion Turbine, 175; Internal-Combustion Turbino Employing Poppet Valves, 280; In-ternal-Combustiort Turbines—Mr. Mantell Replies to his Critics, 253; International Road Race 100 J.C.C. Consumption Trial, The, 455; A Severe
Criticism, 498
Keep to the Left! 374; Kinsbury Engineering Co., Ltd.—No Connection with Kingsbury Works, Ltd., 559; Knocking Mystery, Elucidating the, 579 1 Lamp Standards, 396; Left-Hand Steering—Is it Dangerous? 600; Leg Room, The Question of, 454; Lever Design, A Comparison in, 352, 416; Light Car, Comfort in the, 374; Light Car. The, in Competition, 352; Light Car Development, 579; Light Car, Over Elaboration of the, 352; Light Car Trials, Problem of, 72; Light Car, The Simple, 373; Light Car, Suggested Capabilities of, 559; Lighting from the Magneto, 228, Lighting Order, The 136, Lighting System, The, 396; Littpnslaek in the London-Manchester, 395; London-La nd'e End, Gold Medals in the, 539, 560; Lubricating Systems, Failure of, 49 Manufacturer. The Courteous, 177; Manufacturer, Is the, to Blame? 73; Manufacturers, Will they Oblige? 540; Mechanical Starter made by Amateur, 202; Mechanical Starter—New Type, 152; Mechanical Tyre Pump a Boon, 416; Modern Designs—Where They Fail, 126; Monorar, A Home-Built. 540; Monocar, How Will the, Fare? 540; Motorbuses—A Menace to (lie Highways, 328; Motorists Won't Havo the £1 Tax, 303; M.P.G., How Driving Affects the, 396; Mystery Car, News of the, 477
Non-Skid Tyres—Which are the Best? 177 Offences that should be Punished, 177; Oiling Systems, An Improved, 416; Oiling System, Improving the, 455, 498; Overseas Trade, British Manufacturers and, 328 Paris-Nice Trials, Forthcoming, 153; Parson's Principle, Application of the, 201; Patent, Claim to a, 518; Petrol Combines—How to Combat, 352; Petrol Tax—How will the Motoring Public take the Latest Imposition? 478; Plugs, Best Method of Cleaning, 203; Premium Profiteer, Baulking the, 454; Price, Increase of, Justified, 517; Principle of Differential Gearing, 304; "Profiteering," 477; Profiteering, A Poor Defence for, 517; Protectionist or Free Trade? 73, 99
Radiators, Leaks in—Information Required, 329; Radiator Thermometer for the Dash, 153, 176; Ranks, Position" of, 280; Rebates, Protest Against, 373; Registration Numbers, Retaining, 99; Registration Problems, 72; Reverse, Is the, ? Necessary? 100, 127, 202; Question of, 176; Reverse, The, and Simplicity of Design, 228; Route Card, Illuminating, 455
Sacrifice, The, 23; Seating Accommodation on Light Cars, 49, 72; Service! 99; " Signing the Pledge," 373; Sparking Plug, Best Position for, 560; Speedometer Drive, Accuracy of, 126; Speedometer Drive, Lost—a, 498; Speed Limit, The. Absurdity of, 4:s6; Specification, The. Ideal, 280; Specification, What is the? 454; Spring and its Dangers. 540; Springing, Improving the, 374: Standard' Gears in Competition, 517; Standard Machines in Trials, 22; Suggestions Welcomed, 517
"Tartarus," Final Reply to, 153; Tax. Analysis of the Proposed. 560; Tax—Should Doctors he Entitled to Rebate? 303; Tax Everybody Equally, 279; Tax, Graduated, Suggested, 353; Tax, £1 per cent., SreggeMLmli, 580; Taxation. The New—An Inadequate Protest, 51H; Taxes, Not Concerned About, 353; Three-Wheeler, Design of the, 49; Three -Wheelers—-Who Should Control9 73 12G; Throo Wheels or Four? 328, 373; Traction Engines, Unlighted, "540: Trials—Are they too Easy? 600; Trouble with V-Twin, 203; Turbines, Internal-Combustion, 201, 227; Two Cylinders or Four?
OPINIONS, THOUGHTS AND (continued). 100; Tyrannical Taxation, 279; Tyre Standardization, Shall we have? 304; Tyres —Oversize on Cyclecars, 254; Tyreg and Rims, Standardization of, 579; Tyres, Soft Running on, 396 Utility Car, The, 415
Valve Covers and Overheating, 254; Valve Removal, Simplifying, 518
Wat<;h as Compass—Going " West," 455; Water as Fuel, 600; What's in a Name? 22 '
Owner Builder, The, and his Product, 267
Ownership, Transfer of, 230
Oxford Motor Club, 403 ?
Oxford, Profiteering in, 4
Over the Wire, 7, 33, 68, 84, 109, 134, 164; On the Qui Vive, 190, 223, 241, 268 297, 311, 34:!, 362, 389, 410, 431, 443, 469, 492, 510, 527, 549, 574, 595
Paddon, Mr. W. (Factory Utopia), 191; The Modern
Motoring Mountaineer, 443 Palace on Wheels, A, 295 Palladium Autocars, Ltd.—Production Postponed, 401
Palmer Tyre Pump, A New, 514, 542 Pandora's Box (New Style), 349 Paris-Nice Trial, Progress of, 308 PaTk 12 m.p.h. Limit Abolished, 418 Park Police, Inanimate, 480 Parnacott Light Oar 441 Passenger, The Helpful, 65 Pateley Bridge Hill-Climb Postponed, 542 Pavement Battery, 493
Pedestrians are Reminded , 305
Pedestrians, Thoughtless, 130 Penal Servitude for Car Stealing, 129 Petrol: Can Holder, 95, 599; Cans of, Running to Waste, 479; Cheaper—Perhaps! 358; Consumption Trial, 392, 397, 444; Standard Wins the, 445; Control Department (Unconscious Humour), 4; Filter, Gauzeless, 70; Filter, The Wallis, 95; Tax, In Favour of, 294; In France? 521; Installation, From Tank to Tank, 288; Petition, The, 331; Price of,-355; Increase in, 208; At 2s. 8d. per gallon? 359; United Protest, 309; Views of the N.B.C., 379; A Dream of the West, 285; A Miscalculation, 298; To be Reduced, 390; No need for Panic, 285; Profits—Names of the Committee, 53; Decreasing, 286; Who gets the? 26; Scare Again, 180; Position, 398; .Protest, Everybody Supporting . the, 397; Number of Signatures, 501; -Pump in London Road, 284; Shortage in France, 158, 355; Shortage in Italy, 287, 562; Supply, The Modern. 129; Supply in France, 229- Taxation of, 377; Turbine, The, 179. Phillips, Mr. A. B., Death of, 510 Picnic Hamper by Dunhill's, 512 Piston Slap, The Prevention of, 189 Pistons, Aluminium (Alarming but Harmless
Symptoms), 192
Plea for the Simple Cyclecar, 1 Plug, K.L.G. Aerotype, 376 Plug, The S.E.V., 44, 129 Pocklington Coronation Band Scattered by
Motorist, 405
Points Concerning Tyres, 578 Police Activity on North Road, 356 Police Motorcycle Patrol Corps, 182 Police Regulation, A New, 205 Policeman, The Mounted, 223 Policemen, Illuminated, 76 Portsmouth Road Improvements 457 Potters Bar and Welwyn " Control still in
Operation, 157
Power Alcohol for Scotland, 284 Premier Motor Engineering- Works—Change of
Trading Name, 5 Presents, Motoring, 131 Prices Climbing Up Again, 527 Private Owner, What of the ? 274 Production—Some Census, 179 Production, Speeding up, 346 Profiteering in Scotland (Petrol), 4 Profits, Quick—Burnley R.D. Council, 25 -Propaganda, False (America), 5 " Prop " Car, The, 183 Pump, The Beckenham, 8 Pump Connection, 551 Puncture-Proof Tube Wanted, 286
ilWoS?0^ ^ 84, 97, m, K4, 178 ^ 225 252, 278, 302, 3B0, 354, 393, 456, 496, 538
Accumulator, From, to Magneto Ignition, 178;
Accumulator, Storing a, 128; Accumulator,
Stowing Away the, 538; Air-Cooled En-
girwv Starting an, 456 , ,„,..
Back Lash in Steering. 456; Bearings, White Metal, Refitting, 178; " Blow-Backs "Cause of 354; Brake Compensation and Skidding, 50; Brokrn Starting Handle, 154
Carbon Deposit and Knocking, 74; Cardan or Propeller Shaft? 97; Clutch Face, Correct 'Angle of, 354; Clutch Requires Adjustment, 154- Clutch, Single-Plate, Simplicity of the, 204- Compass. Using the Watch as, 178; Compression as a Brake, 330; Compression, High or Low, 354; Condenser, Construction of a, 225; Control of Brakes, Independent, 178; Cooling System, A Badly-Arranged, 330- Covers, Retreading Old, 538; Crank-case Repair, 456; Cubic Capacity and Horse-Power, 50: Cvclecar Registration, 496; Cylinder, Scored, Curing a, 97
Defective Lubrication, 128. Devon and Corn-
TK« LigHt Car and
Q (continued).
QUERIES, NOTES AND (continued).
~wall, Touring in, 496. Differential Gearing, The Principle of, 204. Double-pole Ignition, Advantages of, 302. Draught, Improving the, 330. Driving Position, Improving the, 393. Dynamo Lighting, Installing, 393. - Dynamo Lighting Hatters, 302. Dynamo Lighting on Morgan, 456
Engine, A.O.I.V., Tuning of, 50. Engine Knocks with Petrol, 74. Engine, Erecting a J.A.P., 252. Engine, V-twin, Trouble with, 97. Exhaust Pipe, Diameter of, 393. Extra-air Device, Advantages of, 354. Extra-air Device for Standard, 496
Filter, Position of, 354. Friction and Belt Drive, Combination of, 154. Friction-driven Machines, 456. Friction Gear, Complicating, 128
Gudgeon Pin, Securing the, 330
Horse-power, Calculating, 278. Huiaberette, Repairs to, 496
Induction Coil, Lettering of, 128. Inland Revenue Matters, 456
J.A.P. Engine, Erecting a, 252
Light Car, Accommodating, 252. Lighting System, Break-down of, 225. Lights, Side, Are They Necessary? 97. Long or Short Stroke? 252. Luggage, Carrying, on the Tail, 538
Magneto for Vertical Twin, 225. Moisture in Inlet Pipe, Formation of, 354. Mysterious Heating Trouble, 393 '
Number Plates, Illegal, 354
Off-set Cylinders, Dee-axes Type, 50. Oil Baffles and Splash Lubrication, 278. Oil Leakage Past the Pistons, 97. Overheating and Loss of Power, 74
Petrol Consumption, Excessive, 204. Petrol Level, Lowering the, 74. Petrol, Storage of, 252. Petrol Supply, Faulty, 154. Eisto-n, Replacing Broken, 538. Piston Rings, Pinning, 252. Power, Mysterious loss of, 50. Pressure-fed Petrol Supply, 354. Propeller Shaft, Open or Closed, 330
Radiator, Reducing Area of, 278. Registration, Regulations Governing, 278. Roller Bearings, White Metal, 225
Scraper Ring, Functions of, 302. Spark Gap, The Function of the, 330. Spring, Replacing a, 393. Squeak, Locating a Mysterious, 225
Tappet Clearance, Importance of, 302. Taxes and Licences Payable, 538. Tyres for Cycle-cars, 204. Tyres, Working Pressure of, 393
Universal, Lubricating a, 456. Universal, Noisy, 538
Valve Springs, Effect of Weil, 278. Valves, Removing, 496. Vulcanizing, Simplicity of, 128
Watch, Using a, as Compass, 178. Water on Tyres, Effect of, 97. Wheel Spindles, Fitting, 178
R
Race. The First Post-war Road, 336
Races, Isle of Man, Abandoned, 181
Racing at Brooklands Once More—Unofficially, 460
Racing, 1821, Mr. 8. F. Edge on, 122
Radiator, Improving the Efficiency of, 66
Railway Strike Ended, 230
Railways versus Roads, 46
Rapson Tyres Withdrawn from Test, 63
Rear Lamp, The, 112
Reunion of British Officers, 130
Rear Light Nuisance, 156
Rear Light Order, The, 7
Rear Lights—Going the Whole Hog, 182
Rear Lights to Remain, 334
Recommendations of the Departmental Committee
on Lights, 603
Reeves, Mr. A. W., Interviewed, 390 Registration, More Red Tape, 287 Relics ol the Past, 270 Rendering Steel Rust-Proof, 8 , Renovations. an3 Alterations, 536 Rich&Tdson Oydecar, The, on the Road, 92 Richardson Cyclecar, A Week-end on a, 525 Richardson and Co.—lOO Cars per Week, 26 Richardson and Co.—Price Revision, 75 Righ.t-Ha.nd Steering, 180 Road Fund and Tramways, 307 Road Guides. Now, 156, 285 Road Hogs (from Daily Paper), 180 Road Improvement* near Malvern, 487 Road Manners, 85 Road Patrols at Christmas, 53 Road, A Pkraghed, 312 Road Repair—Portsmouth Road, 26 Road Rivalry, 410
Road Signs, French Improvements in, 479 Road Sounds, 545
Road Users—The Cyclists' Share, 376 Road Waves—Reigate-Dorking, 289 Road, Which is the Worst? 130 Roadways, Underground, 205 Road« Advisory Committee, 231 Roads, Bad, Reporting on, 379 Road.s, Disgraceful, 377
Roads, New. in the Making—Croydon-Purley, 60 Roads,- Our Post-War, 502 Road.s, 'Ware Tar, 2S5 Roads, Wash the, 110 Bobbery, 224
Robbing Petrol Injector, 512 Roller Chain, Describing a, 124 Roper, Miss, Hon. Sec. of Midland Club. 438. 510 Rotax Motor Accessories Co., Ltd.—Extension of
Business, 481
Rotherham Petrol Filter, 44 Rover on Test, 421 Rover, Trying the 8 h.p., 528
Royal Air FoToe. Recruiting in th«, 306; Re-Union Dinner, 358
Royal Automobile Club: Assistance Schemes—The Badge That Will Get You Home, 91; Development, 376; Guide, A Well-Known, 165; Premises, 375; Signs at Horsham, 182; Subscription Raised, 355: arxd Taxation, 332; Thanks ol Dominion Forces, 53; War Work of the, 4; Year Book, 287
Royal Scottish Automobile Club: Dinner 255; The, on Motorcar Taxation, 357; Petition, 378; Six Days' Trial—A Rumour—Speed Limit Raised, 297
Rule of the Road The—Motorist Fined for Driving on the Wrong Side of the Road, 417
Run Through the Night, A, 515
Running Costs, The Question of, 98
St. Bartholomew's, Soiree in Aid of, 377
Safety First, 155
Safety First Device, 95
Saietj' First Diplomas, 181
San Francdsco Motor Show, 481
Scientific and Industrial Research Department--
Change of Address, 331 Scotland, 12 Hours' Trial in, 585 Scotland Yard Detectives, Cars for Use of, 255 Scottish Automobile Club and Taxation, 574 Scottish Show: The 155, 205; Attendances at, 284;
At the, 234; The Next,. 306; Preliminary
Survey of Exhibits, 210 Scottish Six Days' Trial, 183; Entries for, 483;
Abandoned, 500
Seat-Design, Originality in, 362 Second"" Four Thousand," The, 345 Second-hand Car Boom, 356 Second-hand Prices: 78, 104, 132, 159, 192, 222, 250, 270, 294, 310, 342, 385, 411, 444, 465, 487, 576 Second-hand Prices -Why They are High. 156 Service, 55
Sheffield Motorists Indignant, 77 Shelter for Motorcars, Hotel, 483 Shirts, Price of (Tyre Material), 4 Side Lights Essential, 385 Side Mirrors Compulsory, 566 '" Sign " of Service, A, 103 . Sign-Posting in the Future, 543 Signal, The Policeman's, 179 Signal, The Silent, 520 Signs of the Times, 287 Silencer Novel Type of, 409
Slough Repair Depot— No. of Hands Employed, 54 Slough Depot Sold; 483 Small Advertisement Alteration, 306 Small Game Shooting by Car, 5 Smith and Son® Ltd.—Iesue Over-Subscribed, 332 Solid Tyres Again, 103 Southall Police Trap, 223 Southend Motorists' Programme, 334 Southend-on-Sea—Hill-Climb Postponed, 543 South-port, Commotion at, 103 Spare Parts, Paving Yields, 78 Spar« Wheel, Safety of the, 2Sfi Sparking Plug, The Best Position for the, 535 Sparking Plug, Testing the, 277 Sparking Plugs, Improvements in, 170 Spectacular Demonstration, A (American Car
Co.), U
Speed Limits Abolished, .355 Speed Limits in Hull. 520 Speed Limits, More—Oulton Broad, 5 Speed Limits, Why We Have, 469 Speed, What is a Safe? 181
ing Up Produrtio"nr346
Sphere, In a Different—Bandmaster Does Not Conduct His Own Case, 103
Spioe of Novelty: 8, 44, 70, 95, 112, 170, 198, 277, 347, 512, 551
Splash. Preventing, 198
Splashing—Wilful Misrepresentation, 206
Spring Time Thoughts, 432
Springing, A Test of, 520
Springs and Road Deterioration, 480
Standard 9.5 h.p., Alterations to, 106
Standard Product, Testing the, 427
Standard Works—What the Midlands are Doing, 513
Starter, An ingenious, 512
Starter, The Mechanical, 86
Starter, The, and the Splash, 449
Staxton Hill-Climb, 479
Steel, Rendering, Rust-Proof, 8
Steering, Left-Hand. 26
Stoke Newington—Where Not to Build a School, 102
Stone Throwing at Eastbourne, 417
Stone-Throwing Evil, Spread of the, 284
Stone-Throwing Offenders Caught, 111
Stopping Distance with Efficient Brakes, 232
Stop-Watch, Exit the, 181
Stratford-on-A'Von, Great Rally at, 565
Straw Gas. 284
Summer Time, 375, 398
Snrbiton and District M.C.C., 483
Sutton Ooldfield and North Birmingham A.C., 399; Dinner, 400; Events, 562; Prizes, 437
Swag, Two Motors Full of, 75
Swift Light Car, 105
Switzerland, Difficulties in, 104
Sydney, New South Wales, Motor Show, 483
Tamplin Cyciecar, The, on Porlock, 481; Price of, Increased, 333; on Test, 416, 461
Tankette Runabout, 209
Tar—Beware 1 645
Targa-Florio Race—British Competitors, 56
Tarred Roads and Safety (Wharfdale R.D. Council), 181
Tax: The £1 per Hor-se-Power, 479, 499; Against the, 524; If It Materializes, 255; Must Go, 521; Reconsidered, 268
Taxation—The Rev. F. Garfield's Protest, 104
Taxation—Houses and Cars, 231
Taxation of Light Cars, l'ropot»ed Excessive, 232
Taxation, Motorcar, R.S.A.C. on, 367
Taxation, Possible Sources of Future, and How to Meet Them, 243
Taxation—Scotland Speaks, 575
Taxes in Uriel, 500
Taxes, Protest Against New, 25G, 418
Taxi Drivers, Ancient, 101
Taxicab Driver, The Reckless, 56 _
Taxi Strike—A Temporary Relief, 288
T.B. Cyclocar, Testing the, on a Grade of 1 in 2, 599; Price of, Increased, 520; The, on the Road, 597
Technical Terms—(What Is Its Real Name?), 124
Terrifying Experience, A—Ipswich Chauffeur, 102
Thermal Efficiency of the* Horse, 130
Theory of Dynamos arid Motors, The, 40
Thief-Proof Device, AiiK-ikan, 4
Thief-Proof Device, The Latest, 26
Thieves, Continental, 192
Things Seen and Heard En Route—(London-Manchester), 507
Think Electrically, Do You? 483
Thomas, Mr. Frank, :3J "
Three-Wheeler, The Plea of the, 557
Three-Wnee'l-er Problem, A, HS
Three-Wheelers—A Comparison, 7
Three-Wheelers at the Show, 14
Three Wheels or Four? 82
Tipping at the R.A.C., 229
Tool Ki:s-(Vandy's, Ltd.), 44
Tools, Machine, Scarcny of, 284
Topics of llib Day:--
Am/ericiUjiz,., The IVjidenry U>, 166; Brook-lauds --Light Cars and Cydecars to the Fore, bti!; Competitors' Season, Opening of the, 339; Dazzle I'roblmn, The, 289; Dazzling Hcadliyhte Must (io, 133; Economy—and Waste, *217; Holiday, The First, of the. Year, 449; Industrial Unrest, 81; J.C.C., A Progressive, 313; Light Car and Cyclecar Road Race Next Year, 64; Light Car Definitions, 547; Light Car, The Ideal, 166; Light Car, Killing the, 237; Lighting Regulations, Future1, 504; Lights on Vehicles Committee, The New,-6; Limit, Tha 29 m.p.h., 166; Limit, Another Attempt to Raise the, 428; Limit, Raising the, to 1,600 c.c, 186; London-Manchester Run, The, 604; Motor Fuel, The Price of, 3*51; Motor Taxes, The Proposed New,, 261; New Year, The, 133; New Year, The Beginning of a, 120; Olympia, 1920 Exhibits, 32; Petition, An Opportune, 313; Petition, Sign the, 338; Petrol—Is a Serious Shortage Imminent? 567; Petrol, The Price of, 237; Petrol Prices to be Increased, 217; Police Activity, 313; Police Activity InorcaseiV, TJ0; " Proof of the Pudding "—(Fuel Consumption Test), 449; Record Year, The Commencement of a, 428; Roads—and Taxes, 546; Sidecar or Cyclecar? 261; Tax. £1 per H.P.. 449, 504; Tax, The £1 per Horse-Power Must Go, 289; Taxation, Th« Basis of the New, 32; Taxation of Motorists, 187; Three-Wheelers in the Wilderness, 6; Traffic, Speeding Up, 339; Trial for Cheap Machines, 81; Valve Grinder, A. NTew, 512; Weather-Proof Car, Is There a? 64
Torkington, Mr. A. W., Death of, 574
Tour de France, A 2,500 Mile, .159
Touring in Portugal—An Awkward Predicament, 437
Town Houses Unnecessary, 230
Trades Unions Again, 164
Traffic Census, 305
TraiHc Obstruction, Cars and—Petition from the Bench, 285
Traffic Obstruction—Kedruth Surveyor Fined— (More Gilbertian Situations), 181
Traffic Problems, 84
Traffic Regulations in Parliament Square Which Didn't Work, 37
Traffic, Relieving Congestion of, 53
Traffic Signals, Standardizing, 483
Traffic, Slow Motor, For, 20«
Traffic Blow-Moving, The Problem of, 247
Traffic, Speeding Up, 332
Tram, The Dangerous, 54
Tram Nightmare, The, 84
Tiamcar, The Unobstructive, 333
Tramcars, Passing, 256
Tramps of the Highway, 158
Trams Again, 155
Trams, More About, 135
Tramways, Opposing the, 26
Tramwaye, Petition Against, 377
Transfer of Ownership, 230
Transmission Systems, Cyclecar, 245
Transport, Ministry of, and the A.A., 562
Traps—By One- Who Knows Them, 326-
Trees, Injurious, 135
Trials, Unrecorded, 199
Tri-car, Tht> T.B., 596
Trident, Three-Wheekr, Alterations to, 12
Turning Apparatus—Sensible, but Expensive, 257
Tyre, The Donkin, 477-
Tyre, The, That Never Went Down, 527
Tyre Te»t—Rapsons Withdrawn from Them, 63
Tyres for Canada, 356
Tjres in Crude State, 307
Tyres, Points Concerning, 578
Tyres, Repairing, 125
Tyres and Rims, New Standardized, 534
Tyres, Solid, 103

Universal Joint, 277
Unrecorded Trials, i99
Utility Oar, The, 380

Vacuum Oil Co.—Increase of Price, 206 Vale Petrol Can Holder, 170
Vandervell and Co. Honoured with Royal Warrant, 481
Victory Cup Trial, Three-Whfielcrs in the, 530
ictory Cup Results, 542 •
View, Tile Most Beautiful British, 4.58
Vital Factor, The—How Gold Medals May be T.ost Before the Start, 533

Waiting List, The, 43
Wales, Short Cut to, 307
Wallis Petrol Filter, 95
Walsall, Dangerous Crossing at 10?
Wanted—A Name IU.S.A.), 85
Warren-Lambert Light Car, The Post-War. ,181;
The 1920, 10, 429; Re-appears, 7 Warrington Hill-Climb, 543
War Services, Honours for, 459
Water Petrol Again, 411
Water Power, h% Water Vapour, 30 Per Cent. FrAel Saving Claimed
by Adding, to the Mixture, 379 Water&plashes, The Depth o!, 34 Watersplashes, New and Sensible Warnings, 5 West Cltindon, A Warning, 457 Westmorland Open Hill-rliirrb. 399 " What Are They " Competition Result, 232 • What the Midlands are Doing, Standard Works, 513
What of the Private Owner? 274 What is its Real Name? 124 What is the Most Unreliable Part of a Light Car?
By " Pharos," 266
Wheel Construction, New Method of, 131 Wheels (Spare) which Fell Off, 69 Where to go for Easter, 423 White Hart Hill Under Repair. 418 Whitehead, Mr. Cecil, Author of Play, 55 Why is the Car like a Watch? 343 Will America Take up Light Cars? 57
Will Supply Catch up Demand? 573
Winchester Police Bury, 3V6
Windscreen, Treating 'the (" Clear Vision "), 157
Window Regulator, 70
Winter Driving, 116
Winter Weather Problems, 368
Woman at the Wheel, The, 348; Can She Look
After the Car Herself? 471
Woodcote Park County Club—Gotting Back to Normal, 397
Wooden Tank, The, 129 Working Overtime, 230 Workshop, Furnishing the, 475 Workshop, The Motorist's, 47, 71 96, 118 174 200 214, 244, 271, 301, 327, 351. 394, 453, 537, 558 Accommodation, Providing .Extra, 537. Accumulator Case, Repairing a, 327. Accumulator Plates, Hulphated, 47. Accumulator, Sling for, 453. Acetylene Lighting, When Employed, 214. Axle, Testing an, for Truth, 463
Brake Wear, Taking up, 558. Belt Trouble, Eliminating, 327. Benzole, When Using, 96. Bulb, A Faulty, 327. Burner, Choked, Cleaning a, 47
Cable, Securing Nipple to, 453. Clutch, Slipping, Curing a, 301. Clutch, Treating a Fierce Leather, 453. Connecting Bushes, Removing, 47. Copper Tubing, Annealing, 151. Copper Tubing, Bending, 96. Cotter, An Improved, 394. Crack, Treatment of a, 558: Cyclecar, Lighting the, 271 Dog Clutch, Rectifying Wear on, 537. Drilling, Aid to Accurate, 214. Drilling Holes of Large Diameter, 394. Dynamo Belt, Adjusting, 301
Engine Noises, Locating, 301. Extra Air Fitment, 118 File, How to Use a, 24. Files, Use for Old, 301.
Flywheels, Erecting, 174 Generator Top, Securing a, 301 Heating the Air Supply, 151. Hood, Improving
Efficiency of Morgan, 214 . Inlet Valve Guides. Leaky, 558. Inlet Valves,
Guides, Worn, 244 .Tack. A Wooden, 201
Keeping the- Engine (lean, '271. Keyway, Cutting a, 271
Lathe Adjustment, A Useful, 271. Lathe Toots, Using, 96. Leaf Spring Lubricator, 39
Magneto, Care of the, 118. Magneto Drive, Obtaining a Direct, 537. Magneto, Protecting the, from Damp, 174. Mud on Bodywork, Removing, 200
Nail or Thorn Catcher (Tyre), 47; Nut Moving a Tight, 118. Nuts, Tightening Holding-down, 244
Oiling, Improved System of, 351. Oval Journal, Truing an, 200
Packing Pieces, The Use of, 351. Patch, Removing a, 96. Permissible Play in Engine Bearings, 118. Petrol Filter, A Cheap and Simple, 24. Petrol Tap, Loose, 290. Piston Rings, Fitting, 96. Plugs, Removing Hot, 151. Power Drill, Improved, 351
Radiator, Curing a Leaky, 327. Radiator Fans, Removing, 174. Radiator Funnel, 71. Radiator Repair, Temporary, 24. Raindrops on Windscreen, 96. Rear Light Trouble, Preventing, 151
Screws, Handling Tiny, 214. Sling for Accumulator, 453. Spare Parts, Carrying, 244. Spares for Morgan, Making, 71. Sparking Plugs to Prevent Binding, 200. Sparking Plugs, Cleaning, 174. Stains from Upholstery, To Remove, 71. Starting, Easy, in • 'old Weather, 24. Starting Handle, Fixing a, 24. Stud, Tightening 'a, 327. Surface Plate, A Substitute for, 351. Suspension, Improving the, 558
Tap, Broken, Removel, 24. Time Wheels, Marking, 47. Toolkit. A Non-rattling, 118. Tool r,ocker Clip, 200. Tools, Hardening and Tempering, 244. Tyre Repair. An Effective, 271. Tyre Valve Adaptor, 118
Valve Cover, Fitting a, 214. Valve Rubber, Removing, 458. Valves, When Grinding in, 394
Washing Down, Care in, 200. Wheel Bearings, Attention to, 174
Wrench, The Wizard, 551

York and District M.C. Annual Dinner, 232, 306
Ypres, English Enterprise at, 4&1

INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.

A.A. Fuel Station, The First, 378
A.A. Scout Giving Practical Assistance to Stranded Motorist, 105
A.A. and M.U. New Premises in Edinburgh. 443
Abbey of Easly, Yorks, Gateway of, 66
A.B.C. in Paddock at Brooklands, 480
Abinger, in the Lanes South of, 240
A.-C, Mr. Brownsort's, at Coombe Bissett, 143
A.-C. Tappet, Dissembled and Assembled, 473
A.-C. Junior, Commercial Vehicle, 9
Accident, The Wrong Way to Avert, if Running Backwards Down Hill, 188
Accommodation, Seating, on A.V., 576
Accumulator Case and Tool Locker Fitted to Morgan Cyclecar, 538
Accumulator, Sling for, 453
Aerocar, The, 257, 563, 593
Air-cooling (Approaching the Ideal) 20
Aldbourne, In the White Horse Hills, 624
Alms Hill, The Defeat of, 568
Alms Hill, Map Showing Exact Location of, 544
Alms Hill, Scene at Foot of, on Occasion ol J.C.C.'s Visit Last Year, 524
Aluminium Disc Under Terminal Nut, 555
Amateur-built Cyclecar, 516
Animal. Which • is the Most Dangerous on the Road? 162
Anti-splash Device, 198
Aptus Drum Holder, 170
Ashton Light Car, 380
Automatic Lubrication, 351
A.V. Monocar in Devonshire Lane, 255
A.V., Seating Accommodation on, 576
A.V., View of Engine, Showng Belt-driven Fan and Experimental Ha,ndlelbar, 575
Avro Light Car, 502
Avro Light Car. Adjustable Seat on, 77
Axle. Back, of Emscote. 18
Axle, Simple Method of Testing for Truth, 453

Bacton Priory, Norfolk. Ruins of, 72
Baffle Plates May be Necessary in Order to Prevent an Excess of Oil from Cylinders, 555
Bale. Major F. H., 84
Banks, Lt., Vertical, lat.i TC.A.F., How he. Negotiated Flooded Read. 520
Barnet, Singer Light Car in, 331
Barnet, Whetstone by Roadside, 2R!>
Barrot Power Unit, Carburetter Side of, 548
Batchworth Hill, near Rickmansworth, Sensible Danger Sign at. 287
Bayonet Catoh fo'r Retaining Generator Top in Position, 301
Bpckenham Foot Pump. 8
Bedford, Mr. G.. on Hillman at Brooklamls, 482
Belt. Trouble. Eliminating. 327
Belts and Fasteners. Types of. 245
Besetting Sin, A—Overloading the Cyclecar, 150
Blake. Messrs. J.. and Co., Artistic Showroom, 77
Bleriot-Whippet Cyclecar in By-lanes ;f Surrey, 558
Bleriot-Whippet Cyclecar. View of, Showing Dummy Radiator, 452
Bleriot-Whippet Cyclecars Ready for the Road, Outside Works, 573
Bodywork Features of Standard Light Car, 403
Bolt, Measurements of, 124
Bound Monocar, The, 398
Bowden Carburetter Flooder, 551
Brackensey, Mr. A. H., 492
Brake Wear, Taking up, by Means of Iron Plates, 558
Brass Melting Furnace, 283
Bridgwater, Road Improvements in, 480
Brighton, On the Road to, 478
Brolt Works, An Imposing Array of D'ynamos Ready for Test, 562
Brooklands: Mr. G. Bedford Driving his 9 h.p. Hillman, 478; Bird's-eye View of, 582'; Finish of Race at. 482; Getting Back to Old Times, 173; Mr. D. Hawkee's Racing Morgan, 460; Phenomenal Speeds at, May ]5th, 585; Map Showing Exact Location of, 684; May 15th, Probable Starters, 523; Once More Echoing with Roar fiom Exhausts of Racing Cars, 546; Scene in the Paddock, A new A.B.C., 480; Track Under Repair, 180; Sketches on the-Track, A Few, 589; Test Hill, 316 *
Brough Castle, Ruins of, 123
Buckingham, Mr. J. F.. on his Famous Re-i Racer. 2
Buffer, Rubber, Which Prevents the. Springs irom Bumping on the Frame, 319
Burford Bridge Rally—March 6th, 386, 390
Bylands Abbey, near Thirsk, 123, 250

Calcott, A. in Wintry Surroundings. 102
" Call of the Road," Drivers with the Approach of Spring will Concentrate on Tuning their
Machines. 280 Calo Exhaust Heater. 341
Calthorpe Chassis Lined up for the Photographer, 549 "
Calthorpe Coupe, Miss Wilson's, which Carried off a First Prizo, 566
Calthorpe Output Board. The, 549
Calthorpe Works, A String of Chassis Ready for the CoachbuiMer. 573
Cambridge County Club's Run on Good Friday, 497
C&pac Carburetter, 414 Car, The, which Mounted the Pavement only to
be Pulled up Within a Few Inches of a Shop Front, 495
Car, G.W.K., Ascending Brockley Hill, 356
Car, Lanchester. 304
Carburetter: Capac, 414. Claudel-Hobson. "Z" Type. 377. Cox Atmos. Sectional Drawing of, 28. Dogory. Sectional View of, 59. Heavy Fuel, 577. Silex. 450 Garden, Captain J.V.. 84 585
Carden Combined Power and Transmission Unit of, 590
Carden Engineering Co.'s Works, Ascot. 595
Carden, Front View of, Showing Dummy Radiator, 591 Carden Monocar, 470
Carden, Mysterious Transmission Revealed, 591
Cartoon from " The Motor " ("John Motorist "), 298
Castle Cooihbe, Wiltshire, 195
Castrol Oil Can Stopper, 112
Chain Drive, Types of, 262
Chain-driven Morgan Climbing Constitution Hill, 264
Chains or Ropes to Help Tyres when Tackling a Stiff Hill, 189
Chains, Useful Data Concerning, T2i
Chalfont, A Singer Descending the Hill into, 229
Checking <"ar if Going Backwards Down Hill, 189
Chessington Water Splash, Indication Post in, 34
Chiltorns, The, near Dunstablo, 425
Chobham, Virginia Water, Typical Moorland Scenery, 395
Christmas, 1919, 101
Church, One of the Smallest in England, 35
Citroen Light Car Owned by Mr. Lionel Jackson, 540-
Clutch Fluid, A New, 248
Clutch, Tho Single -Plate, 204
Coes, Mr. and Mrs. Russel, Starting -on their Honeymoon, 156
Colmore Cup Trial: Coventry-Premier on Rising-Sun Hill, 360; Mr. James Morgan on Rising-Sun Hill, 360; Mr. H. F. S. Morgan in, 355
Combination of Quartei\ellipt'ic and Cantilever Springing, 4
Combustion Head Design for High Efficiency Aero Engine, 20
" Compasses " The, at Gomshall, G.W.K. from Rear, 409
Condenser, Construction of a, 225
Cone Joint and Filter, New Type of, 464
Confession Stone on Penrith-Brough Road, 123
Contact Breaker of Magneto for Vertical Twin, 225
Contrast of ft Journey by Train—and a Cross Country Run on a Cyclecar, 149
Control System on T.B.. 114
Controls on Castlo Three, 16, 114
Controls of the G.N.. 366
Controls of L-S.D., 113
Controls on Merrall-Brown, 165
Controls on Morgan. 113
Controls on Stanhope, Only One Pedal-clutch Controlled by Hand, 115
Controls on Wooler-Mule, 113
Cooke, Major Stenson, 431
Cooling System, A Badly Arranged, 330
Coventry. Houses in. Being Erected with Garages, 542
Coventry's Tribute. Cenotaph in Warwick Road, 134 !
Cowey Horn, Car Type of, 551
Cranksha.ft Journal Trimmer, 233
Croydon-Purley New Short Cut, 60
Culver, Mr. Douglas, A One-armed Owner-driver of . Morgan, 4SS
Gycleoa-r : Amateur Built, 516; Mr. Lloyd's, 267; A Luxurious Tandem-seater, 296; A New, with Front Wheel Steering, 264; Three-wheeler
Constructed by Mr. W. Sanders, 48; An Under-powered, Being Assisted up Birdlip Hill, 45 ' ,
Cyclecars: in the Making—Richardson Worw 78;
One of the latest, from America, 307; passing Railway Signals with Contentment, 374;
Three-wheeled, When will they Compete
with Four wheels? 153 /
Cyclecars: A.-C. Sociable, Alterations to, 518. Aero
Model—Morgan Speciality, 15, 593. Bifort,
for Business or Pieasure, 401. Black Prince 304. Blenot-Whippet, 450, 559. Garden, 590.
Castle Three, 15. Coventry-Premier, 15.
Duo, 46. Gerald, 381. G.N., 1811. Mr. Frank Thomas's " Hippopothomas," 46. G.N., " John Gilpin, Junior's," 46. Grahame-White Buckboard, 283, 484. . Guildford, 434. Kingsbury, Junior, 211 La Rapide, 388. Lington, 236. L.S.D., 15 282. Marlborough, 589. Morgan, 584- 1912 Single-seater, 45; Family Runabout, 15. Richardson, 525; Elevation of Latest Model 26. Sabella, 335 Tamplin, 283; Showing " One-man " Hood, 268. Thurlow, 184, 247 282. Trident, New Seating Arrangements of, 12. Wooler-Mule, 15
Cylinder Invented by T. H. Down, 277
Cylinder, Scored, Repaired by Laurence. Process Becomes as Good as New, 97

Danger Sign on Telegraph Pole in Roehampton
Lane, 308
Dartmouth, Old Houses in, 424
Dash on A.V. to Accommodate Speedometer Switch,
Box, and Other Instruments, 575 Dash and Controls of Aero Car, 595
Dash of Deemster Light Car, 491 '? Das Walmobil," New German Three-wheeler, 458
Douglas Works at Yate, Bristol, 470
Deemster Light Car in Coopersale, Essex, 164
Deemsteer Light Oar Snapped in a by-lane in Essex
Between Tyler's Green and Ongar, 135
Devil' s Arrow, Brough Bridge, Yorks, 251
Device for Removing Hot Sparking Plugs, 151
Diagram which Proves that a Combination of
Friction Drive and Belts is Impracticable, 154
Distance Piece Composed oi Two Wooden Wedges 301
Dog Chain Swivels, 47 Dog Clutch, Rectifying Wear on 537
Donkin Tyre, Tho, 476
Dorman and Co., Some of the Staff of, 492
Drilling, An Aid to Accurate, 214 Drover, The Most Dangerous " Animal " on tbe
- Road, 231
Duco Plug Tester, 347
Dunhill Adjustable Side lamp Bracket, 347 Duo Cyclecar, The, 46 Dynamo Lighting on Morgan, 456

East Horsley, Singer Snapped at, 256
East Horsley, War Memorial at, 489
Edgar Tower, Worcester, 305
Eggleton Abbey, 25
Egypt, Result of Four Hours' Rain is, 110
Empson, Major on his 8 h p. A.V. at " The Bear," Esher,. 519
Empson. Major, on his A.V. in the Paris-Nice Trial, S1J
Emscote Light Car, 17; Chassis Plan and Back Axle of, 18
Emscote Light Car, Halt for Inspection, 19
Engine: A Well-designed 50-degree Air-cooled,, 21; Design, Faults in, 215; To keep the. Clean-Silk on Oil Breather, 271; Light Car, Dismantling the, 472: Muff for Cold Weather, 3R8; Twin Air-cooled, for £60 TT.S.A. Light Car, 57
Engines: Barrot, Qyerhead Valve Operation of, S48. Charron-Laycock, 235. And Clutch of Coventry-Premier, 14. Dup'ex, 235. H.F.G . !35. Horstmann, with Valve Cover Removed, 384. Two-cylinder Horizontally-opposed, on Launceston. 13. La Rapide. 388. Mr. Northfield's Sketch Showing, 329. Rifhardson. 526. T.B., Power and Transmission of, 26. Wooler-Mule, Air-cooled Horizontally-opposed, to 4
Engines and Transmissions at the Scottish Show, 235
Eric-Campbell Lis-ht CaT referred to by " An Con rant" 560
Eric-Cam nbell Light Car in Essex Club Hill-climb, 442
Eric-Cam nbell Light Car. Model of, in, Showroom Window, 358
Eric-Campbell Driven by Mr. C. M. Harvey in West of England Trial, 418
^iher, Old "Milestone" at, 195
Essex, Exploring the By-lanes of—Deemster Light Car, 441
Essex Road. On the. near Westcliff-on-Sea, 345
^nclid's Definition of the Straight Line 326
Exhaust-seated Induction Pine on. ON.. 340
Extra Air Supply, Simple Method of' Supplying. 118
File, A Novel, Made tip of a Number of Hacksaw
Blades Clamped Together, 551 Final Bevel Drive of Kingsbury Junior, 290 Final Chain Drive in Vaiious Forms, 263 Final Step in Transmission of Castle Three, 14 Flex Edge Cushion Seat, 196
Float Chamber, To Keep, Clear, 464 Foden Wagon in Ditch, but Unbroken, 597 Foot Pump, The Beckenham, 8 Forest oi Dean, A Typical Road in, 424 Frawr-Nash, Mr. A- G., and his Racing G.N., 2 Friction Disc on G.W.K., 144 Friction Discs on Palladium Light Car, 144 Friction Drive, An Improved, 439 Friction Drive Invented by Mr. H. Taylor, 43 Friction Gear Design Patented by Mr. A. J. Henderson, 43
Friction Transmission—Grahame-White, 144 Front Suspension of Carden Cyclecar, 590 Front Suspension of Emscote Allows Wheels to Surmount Large Obstacles Without Strain, 18 Front Wheel Dual Belt Drive on Stanhope Light
Car, 246 Furnace, A Brass Melting, 283
Gale, Damage Done :by, 192
Garage. A Novel, at Hall Green, 444
Garages, Neat Block of, at Golders Green, 157
Garages, Houses Being Built with, to Cater for
the Owner, 543
Gearbox on L.M. Cyclecar, 292 Gear-driven Pump, 128 (reddington Gross, 35 Geese, A Large Flock of, Encountered on (he
.Bond, 203
Gerald Cyclec&r, 381 ' Ghost of the Shadows, 107
Giladyaa, Mr. E. V., Putting up a Good Performance on a Tamplin on Kop Hill, 543 Gloucester, A Wonderful View from Above, 48 G.N. Back Axle, Showing Countershaft and Final
Chain Drive, 262 G.N. on Test, 367 G.N. Works Wandsworth. 85 Goat Chaise Disputed Right of Way—Potters Bar, 371 Godfrey. Mr. H. R., on G.N., Making a Fast
Ascent, 442 Grahame-White Buckboard Trial. 88; Stop on the
Road at Golders Green, 90 Grahame-White Cyclecar at Netberhall Gardens, 484 Grahame-White Cyclecar, The Re-designed, on tha
Road, 498
Grafiame-White System of Friction Drire, 146 Grease Cup, A New, 170 Great Portland Street, I Wandered Down, 321 Guide. Voluntary, on Hook-Surbiton Road, 337 Guildford Cyclecar, 434 Guildford Light Car Chassis, 293 G.W.K. Driven by Mr. H. A. McDonald Leaving
the Plain, 138 G.W.K., Heart of, Transmission System Showing
Gear Shift Lever and Clutch Control, 407
H
Hampton Chassis" on Test, 375
Hampton Chassis with Four-seater Body, 502
Hampton Works, Stroud, 346
Handcross Road, Hold-up at, 596
Ha,nd Pump, A Perpetual Thorn in the Ftesh, 171
Haroourt Aluminium Fins, 330
Hardingstone Cross, Northamptonshire, 35
Headlamp on Wing of Bleriot-Whippet Cyclecar, 452 Heating Induction Pipe by Means of Copper Wire
Connected to Exhaust, 370 Heavy Fuel Carburetter (Dr. Low's). 577 Henry VIII Inn at Hever, Kent, 51 High-tension Lead Terminal, A quickly Detachable. 95 Hillman, A, and Captain Campbell's Racing Tal
bot, 460 Hill, Steepness of. Sir William Hill, Mann Tor,
Cowdale, 343 " Hipponothomas," Mr. Frank Thomas's 1911 G.N, 46 Home of the Douglas Light Car, at Yate, near
Bristol, 469
Hood, One-man, of Tamplin Cyclecar, 268 Hood, Mackintosh Cloth Protection to, on Morgan. 214
Horn, Position of, on Deemster Light Car. 490 Horrocks, Mr. A., at Wheel of Morgan, 584 Horse Pond, The, at Hampstead Heath—Singer and
G.N. in Background, 177 Horstmann Mechanical Foot Starter, 86 Horstmann Light Car, Unable to Pass Horse-drawn
Farm Implement, 416
Hot-air Intake Made from Block Tin. 151
Houte Bay Hotel, Cape Peninsular, 690
How We Lost the Cup! 486 •
How to Wrap Up in a Rug, 117 Humberette, Repairs to, 496 Hnrndall, Mr. W. F.. 362 " Hvbrid " Competition, The, 212 Hyde Park, Alterations to Traffic Regulations, "?02 Hyde Park Corner, Under Repair, Showing Traffic, 231
I
Illuminated Route' Card Devised by Mr. H. A.
Bower, 455
Impey, Mr. P. M. E.. 190 Inlet Valve Guides, 558
Tnlet Valve Springs, Simple Method of Testing, 50 Tnlet Valves. Worn, 244 Internal-combustion Turbine, 175 ?Inter-'Varsity Hill-climb. Tamplin Cycleoar Going
Strong, 377
Jack, Wooden Garage, 200
Jarrott, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E, 431
J.O.O. at^Alms Hill, 568
" John Gilpin, Junior's " 1912 G.N., 46
Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, Where the Show Will Take
Place, 191, 250 Kenilworth, Calcott in Front of Old Elizabethan
House, 499
Klaxon Horn Fire Alarm, 181 Knock Might be Caused by the Bottom Edge of
Piston Fouling the Top of Crankcase, 556 Kramer Vaporizer, 347
Lahore, Deemster Light Car in, 254
Lambert, Major Warren, 410
Lamps, Streamline in Form, Cause Least; Wind
Resistance, 341 Lamps, Streamlining, The Importance of, in Foeey
Weather, 31 Landmarks of Interest to Light Car Owners, 35 67, 123, 137, 195 Lathe Adjustment, 271 Launceston' Light Car, 13 Laye, Mias Evelyn, at the Wheel or Her Sporting
Singer, 521
Leaf Spring Lubricator, 394 «
Leamington, Bower Parade, 126 Leather Gaiter for Protecting Magneto Coupling,
Leaves from An Expert's Notebook, 531
Left-liand Corners, Turning, 65
Lever Design, 319
" Light Car and Cyclecar " 40 Mile Test Course, 238; Map Showing, 317
" Light Car and Cyclecar " Test Runs—Citroen on Ranmore Common, 317; G.N., 365; Horstmann, 382
Light Car, Literally a " Sporting " Model, 100 Light Car Suspensions, Examples of, 529 Light Car made, by Mr. E. Poppe, 511 Light Cars, Unconventional View of Modern, from Low Elevation; Calthorpe and Singer " 10 " 23
Light Cars in India, 172
Light Cars : A.C., 501; at Kingston-on-Thames, 501; Snapped at Newlands Corner, 311. Aero, 563. Ashton, 380. Aston-Martin at Alms Hill, 569. Avro, The, 11, 502; Chassis, 11, 332
Baby Peugeot, Snapped in Flooded Lane Near Henley, 25. Bifort, at Henry VIII Inn, Hever, 51. Bleriot-Whippet. 283 Calcott, 499; Calthorpe, 345.; " Hush-hush,'" 363; on Portsmouth Road, Near Wisley, 269. Citroen, 540; on Ranmore Common, 317 Deemster, 458: in Epping Forest, 353; on Test, 488, 491. Dolly, 287. Douglas Near Bristol, 297
Eric-Campbell, 442
G.N., 395; The Forerunner of the Taper Bonnet, 322; in " Light Car and Cy.plecar " Test Run, 365. Guildford, 293. G.W.K. Traversing the " Marshes," 406
Hampton, 1920 Model Photographed Near Stroud, 191. H.F.G., 234. Horstmann, 1920,,53 Kingsbury Junior, 234 Launceston, 13. Laurence-Jackson, 283 McKenzie, 376. Mendip, 309. Mercury Chassis, 336
Rover, 422
Singer, 305; Mr. Lionel Martin's, 411; at Pot-. ter's Bar, 371; at E. Horsley, 256; on Portsmouth Road, Near Wisley, 269. Standard, 527; the Old and the New, 106; the 9.5 h.p., 167, 403. Stellite, at Stoneleigh Abbey, 76; on the Great North Road, 335 Tamplin, 461. 568; Mr. Hatfield on, 528 U.S.A., at £60, 57 Vitesse G.N., 442 Warren-Lambert, 381, 429. Wilton, 563. Wol-
seley " 19 " coupe, 234 Lloyd, Mr., and His Cyclecar, 267 L.M. Cyclecar, Rear Springing on, 530 Locker. Rear, 414 Locknut, Simple Type of, 198
London-Coventry Road at Welloughby Bridge, 527 London-Edinburgh Run—A.-C. and Morgan in, 315; Map of Course, 583; Warning, The, at Beginning of Kirkstone Pass, 521
London-Exeter Run, Map of, 80; An A.-C. Homeward Bound, 129; The, Portrayed by the Camera, 140; in 1914, Victor Cyclecar on Ono of the Most Exposed Portions of the Route, 111
T.ry'djn-.Land's End Run, Pictorial Incidents in, 467 London-Manchester Run, Scene at Luncheon Stop at Daventry, 505; Mr. C. F. Mebes Starting Off for Daventry, 505; Nine Snapshots During the Run, 508; The Start at Barnet, 506 L S D. Cyclecar, Absence of Shackles on Rear Springs, 14; On the Crest of the Pennines, 136
Lucas Combined Head and Side Lamp, 157 Lucas Rear Lamp on Warren-Lambert, 429 Lucid Anti-dazzling Device, 299, 300 Ludgate Saw, The., 8 Luggage Carrier, Three Examples, of, 83 Luggage Carrying, Folding Frame for, on Running
Board,' 30
Luggage, Carrying. ™ Tail, 538 Luggage Grid, at Rear of Body, 413 Lugga-'-e S+,raTT««=^ f-~> "-nning Board. 412 .Lynton Hill, Castle Three on Critical Bend, 457
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C»r and Cycle«ar
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McMinnies, Mr. W. G., and His " Mechanic," Mr. Frank Thomas, on His Winning Morgan, 3
Maclock, Car Lock, 435
Magneto, Converting Chain-driven to Direct Drive, 537
Magneto, Two Types—Kl, M.L., 288
Magneto Switch for Dash, 347
Mander, Captain L. A., on Mathis in Essex Club Trial, 454
Map of J.G.C. Petrol Consumption Trial, 400, 419
Map of London-Exeter, 80, 115
Marche-du-Mo'iide, 208
Marlborough, Mr. T. B. Andre's, 589
Marshall, Mr., at the Wheel of His Mathis at Brooklands, 482
Martin, Mr. Lionel, An Unconventional Portrait of, 510
Mascot, The "Flapper," 347; " Dilly and Dally," 277; " Dinkie Doo," 277
Maxstokt- Castle, Near Birmingham, 581
Me.ndip Chassis, 309
Mercury Chassis, 336
Merry Little Cyclecar, The, Disappeared from the Garage, 121
Metal, Thick Gauge, Cutting, 245
Method of Ensuring that the Water in the Radiator Do&s Not Freeze During the Night, 117
Mickleham Corner to be Made Safer, 207
Monoear, A.V., 282. The Bound. 398. CaTden £100, Two-water. 79. Earl, 62. Home-built, by Mr. E. Sontham, 540
Mdrgan, G.P., Tackling a Stiff Hill with an Atrocious Surface, 130
Morgan* Sporting Model Snapped on Level Road in London at Grosvenor Gate, Regent's Park, 130
Motorcar, A, of 1897, 329
"Motor Cycling" Gipsy Club, on Easter Monday, < A Morgan Competing. 459
" Motor Ship," Facsimile of Cover, 481
Motoring, Inexpensive, 554
Mundy, Mr. Hex, and His G.N. Cyelecar, in Edinburgh After His Non-stop Engine Trial, 55
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Nailsworth Ladder, Unique View, Showing Gradient, 187
Nash, Captain A. G. F., at Porlook, 468
Nash, Mrs., Congratulating Miss Cordery on Her Success in Ladies' Race. 588
Nathan, Mr. E., on Tamplin Cyclecar, in Inter-'Varsity Trial, 397
Newlands Corner, Tarnplin Reached the Crest of the Hill on Top Gear, 463
New Year Resolutions, Some, 169
" Nova " Spare Wheel Holdr, 266
o
Obelisk Indicating tin; Vrntrv of England, 75 Off for a Days Run—An A.V. Monocar Leads the
Way, 1
Offences that Should be Punishable, !)3. 94 Oil Baffles Fitted to Crankcaso of Well-designed
Errgine, 278
Oil Pump in Garage, 284 Oil Pump of Aero Engine. Section of, 107 Oil "Tell-tale" on G.W.K., 409 Oiled Silk Curtain on TV>or of Light. Car, 31 "Old Curiosity Shop," Morgan Cyclnar in Fore
ground of, 580 On Trial, 552 Orde, Sir Julian. 29 Overloading the Light Car -How Much Mure Will
It Stand? 286 -
Paddon, Mr. W., 44:',
Palmer Tyre Pump, 514 ' Paris-Nice Trial. Cyclwars in the, 339
Paris-Nice Trial, Our Artist's Impression at the, Start of the, 308
Pearson, Mr. W. J., More- Intent on His Job than on the Photographer. 595
Pembroke Oa«tle, South Wales, 195
Petrol Can Holder, A Neat, 95
Petrol Can. The Proper Way to Hold, When Emptying, 177
Petrol Consumption Trial. Scenes fn the, 446
Petrol, Device to Inject Hot, into Cylinders, --512 .
Petrol Filter, 354
Petrol Filter, An Easily-made, 24
Petrol Filter, A Gauzeless. 70
Petrol Filter. Th° Rotherham, 4i
Petrol Funnel, 342
Petrol Pipe and Filter on Deemster, 490
Petrol Price Protest, Reminder at A.A. Headquarters, 556
Petrol Pumps, A Battery of, 493
Petrol Supply, From Tank to Tank, 269
Phillips. Mr. A. B., The Late. 510
Picnic HampeT by Dunhill's. 512
Piston Fitted with Scraper Ring, 303
Piston Ring?, Fitting, 98
Plug, The S.E.V., 44
Police Hold-up on the North Road Between Sandy and Girtford, 436
Poppe. Mr. B.. Light, Car Made- by. 511
Poriock, Mr. Elce Rounding Bend in Morgan. 4^
Portsmouth Road, Widening of at Dil'mi Marsh. 68
Positive Drive in Bottom Clear with Friction Transmission, One Means of Procuring, 128
Potters Bar, Part of the " Observed " Area, 437 Power and Transmission, Part Sectional Drawing
of, 591
Power Unit of Ble"riot-Wb,ippet, 451 Power Unit of Calthorpe, 345 Pre-ignition, Cause* of, 556 Pressure-feed System, 354 Prop Car, A. D. Apple-bee's, 183 Prop Car, General Idea of, Patented by Charles
Hyland, 183 Pump Connection, A Novel, 551
R A C Guides on Portsmouth Road, 165
R A.C " Park " in St. James's Square, 306
Rada-max Plug Tester, 192
Radiator,'Leaky, To Repair, 327
Radiator, " I Saw Them Gazing Dolefully at the, 122 ~
Radiator Funnel, 71
Ranmore Common, Tree Felling on, w* t
Rear Lamp, Correspondent's Suggestion for Protecting, 136
Hear Lamp and Number Plate, Combined, 112
Regimental Badge Carved on the Hill-side Near
Salisbury, 404 , o, .
Richardson Oyclecar, Friction Unit, fehowing Method oi Adjustment, S2S
Richardson, The, on the Road, Test of, 92
Richardson Works, 78
Rickmansworth, Eoad Improvements at, 259
Wiley Detachable Disc Wheels, 131
Ripl'ey, Yorks, Old Cross and Stocks at, 251
Road Improvement Between Bridgewater and Minehead, 480
Road Improvements, Rickmansworth, 259
Road Signs, A Contrast in,—Titsey Hill and Rus-tington, 438
Robins Petrol Injector and Extra Air Inlet, 512
Rod Cross, On the Great North Road, 67
Rolls-Royce Type of Carburetter, and Aluminium Bonnet Seem to be the Dernier Cri, 321
Roper, Miss, Hon. Sec. of the Midland (Light Car Club, 510
B-otherharn Petrol Filter, 44
Rug, How to Wrap Up in a. 117 -
Ruined Castle on the Road between West Auckland and Scotch Corner, Yorks., 67
Run Through the Night, A, 515
St. Davids, South Wales, Gateway and Cathedral, 137
St. Mary's College, St. Davids (Ruins of), 136 S.A.B. Spark Tester, 193 Saddle for Driver of Closed Car Would be Just as
Sensible as Sidecar Outfit, 160 Safety First Device, 95 Salisbury-London-Exeter, 168 Sankey Disc Wheels, Sectional View, 5 Saw, The Ludgate, 8 Scottish Show, The Largest and the Smallest Cars
in the, 304
Screen, An Easily Adjusted by Hand, 30 Screens, Satisfactory and Unsatisfactory, Type*
of, 221
Seat, Adjustable, on Avro Light Car, 77 Seating Arrangements—Suggested Improvement*
in, 392
Severn, The River, near Bewdley, 425 .Sheffield and Hallamshire M.C.C.: Mr. F. W.
James Makes Ascent of Bole Hill, 542;
Mr. James's Morgan in Difficulties, S62 Shere, Picturesque Pool at, 539 Showroom, Artistic,—Messrs. Blake and Oo., 77 Shutter, Roller Blind, Fitted to Radiator, 279 ;i«ht-feed Lubricator, (Douglas Motors, Ltd.), 8 silencer, A. b,v Messrs. Barkers Motors, (Ltd., 409 Silex Carburetter, 450 Single Belt Drive on Tamplin, 247 Slough, Aeroplane View of Depot, 481 ?Spares, Well for, 413
Sparking Plug, Best Position for the, 535, 590 Sparking, Plug, Damp, How a, May be Dried
Expeditiously, 368
Sparking Plugs, Making, Accessible, 215 Spring, Method of Replacing, 39-i Spring and Steering by Bleviofr-Whippet, 451 Springing on Standard Light Car, 220 Standard G.N. at Alms Hill. 568 Standard Works, Electric Sign in, 513 Standard Works, Light Cars Awaiting Delivery, 572 Stanley, Sir Arthur, 241 Stanley, Sir Arthur, and the Reverend E. P.
Greenhill, An Impression of, 268 Sfiirter, L.M. Ijght Car, 8« Starter, The, and the Splash! 448 Starter, PneiAnatic 87 Starter, Simple Form of 8fi
Starting, To Assist in,—Petrol soaked Rag in Intake of Carburetter, 117 Starting Handle, Fixing the, 24 Starting Handle, A Four-jawed, 456 Stethoscope for (Locating Enginu Noises. 301 Stonebridge Hotel, Calthorpe Sporting Four Outside, 417
Stoneleigh Abbey, Warwick—Stellite Car, 76 Stowe House, Birmingham, Morgans 1915 and 1919
Outside, 561
Straight Bevel Drive, 290 Stratford-on-Avoa, The A.-C. Which Won the
First Prize, 565
Stratford-on-Avon Rally, View of. 455
Strond, Singer and Calthorpe in, J(55 Stud, Tightening a, 327
Sturmey-Archer Gearbox on Thurlow Cyclecar, 185
Sunningdale, Standard Light Car in. 167'
Suspension, Improving the, 558
Suspension of Wooler-Nfule. lfi
Sutton-on-Sea, The Holland of England. 241

Tamplin on Test, Picturesque Point* on the Course. 463
Tank Outside the British Museum, 76
Tankette, " Two «p " in a, 309
Tankette, Two View* of the, 309
Tankette, A Two-seater, 282
Tap and Master Die tor Cutting Screw Heads, 124
Tappet Clearance, 302
Tatter»hall Castle Lincolnshire, 424.
Taxation, Possible Source* of, and How to Meet
Them, 243
Taxicab Rank in Russell Square, 385
T.B. Monocar, 432
T.B. Three-Wheeler, Engine Frame and Springing of, 598
Theddiethorpe, A Typical Bend on a* Lincolnshire Road, 342
Thomai, Mr. Frank, 33
"Time of Trip" Clock, (Smith and Sons), 112
Tool Locker Clip, 200
Tool Locker on Horstmann Light Car, 383
Tool Locker on Warren-Lambert Light Car, 429
Tools, Utilizing Space Beneath Floorboards for,
Torkingtoa, Mr. A. W., 29
Torkington, Mr. A. W., The Late, 574.
TornapaBS to Applecross, The Supreme Test of Air-cooling in the Long Ascent, 273
Torpoint Ferry, G.W.K. Boarding, 181
Traffic Control in New York, 233, 389
Traffic, Indicator Boards to Speed up, 267
Traffic Obstruction—A Common Sight on any Tram Route, 438
Traffic, Photograph of, From the Roof of. the Gaiety Theatre, 257
Traffic Problems, and How to Solve Them, 69
Traffic Sign, 333
Traancar Dangers, 84
Tramcar Obstructivity, (Reproduced from " Commercial Motor ") 333
Tramcar, A Runaway, Which Blocked the Traffic in Kingston, 54
Tramcars Almost Swallowed up in Mud and Water, After Four Hours Rain at Cairo,
Tramlines, An Error of Judgment by Motor Driver, 54
Tramway System, Graphic Argument Against Extension of, 26
" Trials," Unrecorded, 199
Trident Cyclecar, Steering Details of, 12
Turbine, The Internal-Combustion 196
Turbine Suggested by Mr John H. Hare. 237, 254
Turbine, Mr. W. A. Aihcroft'i, 201
Turbine, Designed by Mr. R. J. Duncan, 227
Turbine. " L.M.W.'s " 201
Tyre, The Don kin, 476
Tyre Repair, Effective Method ol, 271

Universal Joint of Cardan Shaft, 96
Universal Joint of Novel Design, 377
Universal Joint, Rear, on Ca»tle Three, 293
Universal Joint*, Typos of, 290
"Universal" Vice, The, 475

Vale Petrol Can Holder, 170
Valve Cover, 214
Valve Grinder, A New, 513
Valve Lifter, 496
Variable Gear on Bleriot-Whippet, 246
Vice, The " Universal," 475
Vice Which Can be Clamped to Running Board, 413
Victory Cup Trial, Mr. H. F. S. Morgan's Performance on the Old Wyche Cutting, 530
Vision, What is Your Angle of? 194
Vital Factor. The, or—-How Gold Medals May be Lost Before the Start, 533
Vulcanized Repair, Seven Stages of, 161

Walthora Cross, 36
Ware, Mr. E. B. (Morgan), at Brooklands, 482
Warren Laraber, Major, Caricature of, (July 20th, 1914), 10
Warren Lambert, Major, on his Waiven-Lambert, Throwing Out Dense Clouds of Smoke, Prior to Stopping Above the " Cannons," 570
Water in the Radiator, Method of Insuring that the. Does 'Not Freeze During the Night, 117
Warwick, View of, 318 Warwickshire Lane, In a, 206
Washers, How to Introduce, 96 Weasel Spanner, 475
Well, for Feet of Driver, 393
" Well " for Driver's Feet on Coventry-Premier, 113
Wensley Dale, Pretty Bridge .at, 67
West Surrey and Horsell Beagles, a Keen Follower
Arrives in His Calthorpe, 158
Whetstone at Barnet, 285
Whitby, Beautiful Pillar at, 123
White City, Interior of One of the JHall* at, 334
White Downs, G.W.K. Turning Sharp Corner, 407
Wilson, Mr. A. J., 29
Wilton Light Car, Mr. Rex Mundy's, Near Andover. 139 Wind Resistance, Lessening, by Tilting Screen Backwards, 342
Window Regulator, (H. M. Hobson, Ltd.), 70
Windscreen, The Easting, Fitted to G.N. in London-Edinburgh Run, 5
Wings, Particularly Efficient, to Standard Light Car, 104
Wisley Hut, to be Enlarged? 224
Wokingham. Out With the Hounds at, 230
Wolseley Works, Extensions to. 103
Wood »'r. J w m Ms G.W.K., 2-iyorm Gear, The Two Forms of, 292
Wrench, Tha Wizard, 551

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