Official Bulletin American Wheelmen, Vol 14, No 5
Articles in this issue
- p. 3
The editor celebrates May as the start of the riding season, noting the parallel between the L.A.W.'s founding month and the opening of spring cycling, and encouraging membership renewals.
- p. 5
Tribute to Charles Fourdrinier, former editor of the Bicycling World and descendant of the inventors of the Fourdrinier paper machine, who died at a sanitarium in New York at age 70.
- p. 4
Report on the club's 467th called run on Patriots' Day, April 19, with members lunching at a member's home in Newtonville and viewing the Marathon race course.
- p. 4
Brief note that Revere Beach opened its racing season on Patriots' Day, with French rider Leon Didier as the star attraction and veteran Nat Butler as track manager.
- p. 4
Notice that the Westerly, Rhode Island Cycle Club celebrated its 21st anniversary with over a hundred members still active.
- p. 4
Report on Louis Enricht of Farmingdale, N.Y., who claims to have invented a motor fuel made largely from water, which if true could revolutionize the automotive industry.