Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 16, No 5

Articles in this issue

• AND NOW WE MAY RIDE.

  Abbot Bassett's lead editorial laments the bad spring weather and its effect on cycling, then opens the scrap-book column with notes including Charles Fuller Gates promoting races in Florida (Miami, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Tampa, Jacksonville), L. A. W. members such as Richard Pinksohn and Allen W. Swan, the Newton Bi Club dinner, and the September 12 L. A. W. annual banquet in Boston.
• FROM AN OLD-TIMER.

  A letter to editor Abbot Bassett from a veteran wheelman nominated to the National Assembly, praising the L. A. W.'s decades-long campaign for road improvement; followed by a note from Lincoln Holland reporting 233 miles ridden in February.
• COMING BACK.

  Warren H. Foley, League member No. 9 of Philadelphia, replies to Lincoln Holland's challenge about whether the oldest wheelman can come back, recounting his riding since 1877 on a Coventry, a Columbia No. 157, a Royal Challenge and a Columbia chainless, and noting that at 62 he can still ride 40 to 50 miles a day.
• NOMINATING COMMITTEE.

  President Milo M. Belding announces the L. A. W. officer election by mail vote in August and at the September 12 National Assembly in Boston, and names the Nominating Committee: Robert T. Kingsbury (Keene, N. H., chairman), Sterling Elliott (Newton, Mass.) and L. L. Buchanan (Chicago).