Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 19, No 6
Articles in this issue
- President Wm. M. Frisbie announces the 1921 National Assembly of the L. A. W. will be held in Brooklyn, N. Y., on Friday September 2nd at the Long Island Auto Club, moving it from Boston to revive the organisation's old progressive spirit; followed by the Nominating Committee report renominating Frisbie for President and Thomas H. Hall of Boston for Vice President.
- Report of the 35th annual dinner of the Rovers of Charlestown, the number one club of the L. A. W., held at the Boston City Club on May 14, where nineteen veteran wheelmen elected E. H. Norris president and heard a poem from Secretary Abbot Bassett.
- Account of the 37th Annual Reunion and Dinner of the Milwaukee Wheelmen at the Hotel Pfister on April 9th with 42 members, toastmastered by W. L. Simonds, with reminiscences from Walter Measure and recitations by Harry Rogers of Racine, and a poem 'Looking Backward' by Abbot Bassett read by Edgar Fielding.
- Report of the annual dinner of the Veteran Wheelmen's Association of Philadelphia, held April 15 at Boothby's Restaurant with 54 members, with speeches by former congressman J. Washington Logue and City Statistician E. J. Cattell, and the election of J. Rhea Craig as President.
- An anonymous poem recalling an old rusty fifty-two-inch high-wheel bicycle laid to rest in a lonely attic, displaced by modern machines.