Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 16, No 3
Articles in this issue
- Editor Abbot Bassett's lead scrap-book column, apologising for late publication owing to a printing-office move and coal shortage, mourning the deaths of old friends Lon Peck and Charley Davol, and noting President Milo Belding riding at Palm Beach.
- Report of the 40th annual dinner of the Boston Bicycle Club at the Boston Athletic Association on Feb. 9, with President Andrew O. McGarrett presiding, C. W. Reed's menu card listing members in U.S. service, and Abbot Bassett recounting the club's 1878 founding from the American Bicycling Journal; followed by obituaries of Alonzo D. (Lon) Peck and Charles Stephen Davol.
- Final 1917 century and mileage competition report compiled by Chairman A. R. Jacobson, with James Paul of Jersey City winning at 10,299 miles ahead of Meyer Cigal of New York and Frank McGuinness, plus a full 36-member mileage table and early-1918 century claims by Edwin Jensen and James Paul.
- President Milo M. Belding declares the singly-nominated National Assembly representatives duly elected to avoid a mail election, and invites every delegate to the next National Assembly in Boston on Sept. 14, 1918.