Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-11

junior Membership Plan Of the Ohio
Division.

DIVISlUIlt
The Ohio Division of the L. A. W.
intend from now on to give some at
tention to the younger wheelmen, who
some day will represent the rank and
fle of the ever-growing army OF eye
isis now commencing to realize that
lu uuion there is strength. The Junior
mem bership plan will appeal to the
rising generation in manner that
will only tend to make young
riders feel that they, as well as their
older brethren, can obtain some good
from being member Of the League
of American Wheelmen.
Under the Junior membership plan,
any person between the ages OF IL and
1S years, who is a member Of the fam
lily or a ward of a member OF the
League in good standing at the time OF
the application Is made, may become
Junior member Of the l.. A. W.. up
on the payment to the Secretary
Treasurer OF the Ohio Division, OF an
initiation fee OF twenty-five cents and
the annual dues OF fifty cents per year.
Junior members of the Leaue are en-
titled to all tn erlghts and privileges
accruing to membership in the l.. A.
W.. including reduced rates at hotels,
repair shops, ETC., excepting that they
do not receive without charge, the l..
A. w. Bulletin, or the Road Book OF
the Division, nor do they have the
right to vote or hold office in the
League.
Upon reaching tue age Of eighteen
years the Junior member may become
a member of the League upon the pay
ment of the yeariy dues thereof,
amounting to one dollar, thereby saw
ing the amount Of the initiation fee,
which is one dollar.
Application for Junior membership
must be made to the Secretary-Treas-
urer of the Ohio Division direct, for
it is under the exclusive control OF the
Division.
The honor OF being the first mem
Der of the L. A. w. under the junior
membership plan in tue Ohio Division
has fallen to Sidney Morse Hudders, o
Dayton, o.
Good Roads must come-Join the L
A. w.
All wheelmen should help to Civ
Ohio Good Roads.
Before leaving for Providence, r. l.
where the National Assembly OF 1S9!
was held, Chief Consul Mears gave ou
The following list of appointments a
ocal consuls:
Ohio Division L. A. W., Local Con
sui List No. 4.
Akron, w. c. Lilly, Union Cycle Co.
Dayton, Harry E. Patten, 265 Conove
street, and Arthur ]. Stevens, 101
East Bird street; Gallon, Henry S. Dav
is; Malta, DR.. ]. B. Naylor; McCon
aelsvllle, Geo. H. Balm; Springfield
". Barton, 2S Batter street., and E. Q
Walker, 80 North street; Youngstown
as. T. Kay, So. Phelps street.
CHAS. w. MEARS, Chief Consul.
Cleveland, Feb. A, 1899.
Cleveland ranks first in l.. A. W
membership gain; Springfield second
5u, yrus third
On Sept. 22, 1898, Chas. F. Stauch, c
Marietta, stole bicycle belonging t
Carl Brenan, a League member. d.
:. L. Corbin, of Warner, o., furnishe
information leading to the arrest
the culprit, who was found guilty an
sentenced to two years imprisonmer
at Columbus. The sheriff of Washing
ton county took him to Columbus o
Jan. 2S. The Ohio Division. L. A. "
will pay to DR.. Corbin the $25 reward
which it still offers as protection
the wheels of members.
Are you trying for the $50 prize o
rered by the Ohio Division for tt
most members from Feb. 1st until Jul
lst?
q CHE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CUR
a Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets remov
i the cause that produces La Grippe The ge
e line has l. B. O. on each Tablet 25c.
Society in the KlOndike.
Vincennes, Ind, Feb. 9.-Mrs Jam
: r. Lewis, of this city, has just receive
4 letter from her sister, Mrs. Ann