Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 19, No 3
Articles in this issue
- President W. M. Frisbie appeals to League members to support Secretary-Treasurer Abbot Bassett by joining the Guarantee List and recruiting subscribers, after the Bulletin was reduced in size due to rising costs and lost advertisers.
- Correspondence among counsellor Thomas J. Farrell, James M. McGinley, and Brooklyn Parks Commissioner John N. Harman over restricting the Ocean Parkway cycle path to Coney Island to muscle-powered bicycles and excluding motorcycles, with appeals to the New York Athletic Club to back the L. A. W. committee.
- Report of the 43rd annual dinner of the Boston Bicycle Club at the Boston Art Club on February 11th, with 27 riders, President J. Rush Green presiding, distinguished guest Judge Richard W. Irwin, and contributions from Bassett, Kilby, Frank P. Sibley, and Tom Hall.
- Los Angeles is to get a bicycle board speedway at Washington and Hill streets, financed by automobile racer Ira Vail and promoter 'Bill' Pickens and built by Jack Prince at an estimated cost of $7,500.
- Sets out each state's number of representatives to the 1921 National Assembly (45 in all, led by New York with 8) based on Dec. 1, 1920 membership, plus the Article V nomination rules and the Sept. 8th meeting date.