Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 14, No 10

Articles in this issue

• THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

  Report of the 1916 National Assembly held at the Dreyfus Restaurant, Boston, on September 14, with Secretary Abbot Bassett presiding in the absence of President W. H. Hale; includes Hale's and Milo M. Belding Jr.'s letters, the Secretary-Treasurer's report (membership down to 944), the Treasurer's report, and the election of Belding as President, Theo. F. Merseles and Elmer G. Whitney as Vice-Presidents, and Augustus Nickerson as Auditor.
• ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE L. A. W.

  Account of the annual L. A. W. banquet at the Dreyfus Restaurant, Boston, on September 14, with remarks from Vice-President Elmer G. Whitney, Thomas H. Hall, James M. McGinley (who rode over from New York), Duane W. Moore, J. M. Mitchell of the Century Road Club Association, and 72-year-old H. W. Bullard, the "iron man of Poughkeepsie."
• FROM PRESIDENT BELDING.

  Letter from newly elected President Milo M. Belding Jr. thanking the membership for their unanimous vote, recalling the League's work for good roads and clean cycle racing, and regretting his inability to attend the annual meeting.
• THE WHEEL ABOUT THE HUB.

  Narrative of the 27th Wheel About the Hub tour, starting from Roxbury on September 15 with riders including Captain W. G. Kendall (on his 25th wheelabout), Abbot Bassett, and 85-year-old Herman L. Morse, describing the rain-delayed run with stops at Cobb's, Mansfield Tavern, Frank P. Sibley's home, and Smith's Tavern at Nantasket.