Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 13, No 11

Articles in this issue

• THE MONTH WHEN THANKS ARE RIFE.

  Abbot Bassett's lead Thanksgiving editorial, musing on postponing the holiday amid the European war and on Prof. Andrew Gray's gyroscope-stabilized one-track auto with a whirling-top miniature bicycle rider, leading into scrap-book notes that include the death of L. A. W. member No. 16 William W. Stall of Allston, Mass.
• W. W. STALL.

  A memorial poem by Quincy Kilby to William W. Stall (died October 11, 1915), recalling him at the Wheel About the Hub alongside Papa Weston, Billy Everett and Ned Hodges.
• [Death of Nathaniel Cushing Nash]

  Nathaniel Cushing Nash, L.A.W. member No. 108 and a director of the Cambridge Trust Company, died in Cambridge, Mass., on Oct. 10 at age 53, survived by his widow and son Nathaniel C. Nash, Jr.
• [Haverhill Cycle Club's 25th anniversary reunion]

  Over 50 members of the Haverhill, Mass., Cycle Club celebrated its 25th anniversary with a reunion and banquet at the Wolfe Tavern, Newburyport, on Oct. 9, with charter members J. Fred Adams, O. F. Armstrong and others responding to toasts and a new permanent organization elected under President Albert M. Child.
• Statement made under new postal law

  The Bulletin's annual sworn ownership statement under the Act of Aug. 24, 1912, listing Abbot Bassett as editor, managing editor, business manager and owner, published by the L.A.W. Publishing Co. with no bondholders or stockholders.