Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 15, No 3

Articles in this issue

• SPRING IS NOW DUE.

  Editor Abbot Bassett's lead editorial and scrap-book column, opening on the arrival of spring and running through jokes, riddles, and member notes, including the retirement of veteran New York racing wheelman Charles M. Murphy (first to ride a mile in under 60 seconds) from the police force after a Manhattan Bridge motorcycle crash.
• BOSTON BI ANNUAL.

  Report of the Boston Bicycle Club's thirty-ninth annual dinner, held February 10th at the Boston Yacht Club with President Charles W. Reed and toastmaster Thomas H. Hall, featuring Bassett's lantern-slide pictures of old-time wheelmen, card tricks by A. W. Eaton, Kipling songs by Arthur Sherwood Kendall, and out-of-town guests John B. Kelley, W. M. Frisbie, and George L. Cooke.
• FROM PRESIDENT BELDING.

  Open letter from L.A.W. President Milo M. Belding, Jr., writing from Palm Beach, Florida, urging members to attend the annual banquet on September 13th at Boston headquarters, combined with the Boston Bi Club's Wheel About the Hub.
• NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DELEGATES.

  President Milo M. Belding, Jr. declares duly elected the unopposed nominees for representatives to the National Assembly, following the L.A.W. custom of avoiding the cost of a mail election when nominations are unopposed.