The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-25
NEWS or THE WHEELNEN.


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The National Executive Committee OF the
l.. A. W. was in session all day Yesterday at
the Aston House and considerable business
wa transacted, II was decided 10 incorporate
, ,be organization as soon ~ il j., possible to
prepare the necessary papers. Fart 81 th' laI'"r
needed are the revised constitution and by
laws. The Committee on Revision reported
,b,, its work was .tnl far from being com
plated President Sans in a talk after the
meeting with n reporter Of IHE Sun maze 'Nr
significant statement that one Of the idra~ 81
INCORPORATING was q have a Legal sta'dH'g
as an organization. IN which all Ier"oi1N inter-
e,,pd in good roads work would be "llslbIc Tor
membership. Further light is thrown on thls
by the fact that the Executive NJ
the end OF q, labors sent ont in a suIamarll'l
rnport the declaration that tile League asserts
TINT il will continue its leadership n TIE Sood
rnnds increment. which II j. beloved mas now
reached national proportions. II mas re''INeu
the assistance 81 the National orcanizatloh OF
farmers and all local bodies will be asked Tor
their support. The automobiles also VIII
he asked 70 lend their aid. The contract
for a new official organ to be published monthly
beginning June !, was ratlied 1t was voted -
support the sideIath movement throughout
the country. and President Sans announced
the aII'ohuhSnS y, vhirh viii Hereafter lie
tomhl,'sr, - Of N. highway Comuittoe:
n, n. Hunter. Minntapoi, chairman: II ', ca
sew baltimore; D = Thomas, Fremont oni9, ., u
Lee. Iten,Ji, o., - ~ g,fge Roch.s.
7 pare; h"'''So"s
Tho Highway Improvement Committee re-
ported mat u Was slhlilIcu az 49, 49,.
progress bofoiu tAI'S'ou''s ~
Ia cha insATtlnn al KDO0 IOutA lutIlhk IA
the platforms OF va" hat.'i"' PI",s"' % . IA
and pTediCl'd slI'''He V ~ Nat
ditional alIroVr'"'ioh war 49, IN, a.
way ,3lH ,hn TCirins ]C"mrmittee had greatly
increased, ana u was No'cu " ,h,ru"N 1Ilis
department and enlarEt ~ lsGa,irS, ~
question OF allowing ali aCClut,t na -,
nemhers was dlsVuHt'", hnu "a 10Y tnns
action in favor u 80 DONG WIZ pc Iukt' trloIe
the committee qdJourhS to-IIotro", nV W
present YESTERDAY we're iTeildrny "m""S "
Is. Choatc, Secretary, Abbott ihS'rtt Treasurer
J. c. Tattarsali, Herbert ", hhlaht, .!aIl'ltnh
OF the RiShts ana fIlNI.ekSS 'oItintner, auu
"A. h. Fullerton, chairman nl 'he ~l!snWhy I'M
provemcnt Committee: Treasurer lattershli
made u l,aruNl ae{"Irm W." i,tI, mora Inn
sSHo VI nh' ummi1,e, i"tned The Executive
nsnu 10 ~ The New Ycrk state Division "a
c"ilnhlII.e ~ thI,i c"rsrl Milo NJ Raldinv AZ
me euesI, W. IN, onvria 'Ilb
a dinner '' d"
Action was obtained yesterday BY a.committee
from the Good Roads Association Of BROOKLYN
in the matter of completing the extension u
he UarNnv avenue bridge by paving West
Seventeenth street on the Coney Island side.
The committee consisted OF Alexander Schwal-
hoch rLuirman. James d. Bell, !. II. Angel,
= all Milo NJ. Er,ding and II. ". Valentine
mo cirrInIstances in the cnSo ore hat the work
GAS ~ he raid for out ul the common land
s,tnd" of The old town Of Groveseud tn" cash
~, in hond md mortragrs were lett. These
ccnili NOT ho realized upon until they were en-
do,laI hv romutrollcr tolsr although the con-
trmc,nr had d"rIarcd ;hat me Na~ willing to