Official Bulletin American Wheelmen, Vol 16, No 5

Articles in this issue

• And Now We May Ride

  May editorial lamenting that cycling will never be perfect until someone takes charge of the weather, and noting that the rainy spring of 1918 has made cycling particularly difficult.

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• Richard Pinksohn Elected Bank Vice President

  Report that veteran L.A.W. member Richard Pinksohn, No. 308 since May 1889, has been elected vice president of the Cosmopolitan Trust Company of Boston.

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• Allen W. Swan's Forty Years as Organist

  Note on Allen Swan, the bicycler who first rode across the country to San Francisco, celebrating his 40th anniversary as organist at the Unitarian Church of New Bedford, Massachusetts.

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• Florida Bicycle Races Planned

  Report that Charles Fuller Gates is arranging bicycle races in several Florida cities including Miami, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Tampa, and Jacksonville.

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• Wartime Cycling Notes

  Brief items on how the war has created 'meet-less days' for cycling clubs, and how wartime conditions affect the cycling community.

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• May Cycling Humor and Short Items

  A collection of short humorous observations about spring cycling, automobiles, and the challenges of riding in wartime.

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