The Washington times., 1922-04-21
times BICYCLE
RUN PLANS ARE
ALL COMPLETE
Procession A-Wheel, Led by
ST. onge, VIII Start at
3 O'Clock Sunday.


Final arrangements were complet.'
ed today by Fred 81. Onge for the
Washington Times Socialibility Bi-
cycle Run which starts from the
Peace Monument Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
Major Daniel Sullivan, superintend-
ent Of police, has issued a permit
for the parade OF cyclists, hundreds
OF whom are expected 20 be in line
70 have a good time and compete
for the valuable prizes. The parade
Will start from First street AMI
Pennsylvania avenue and move to-
the south front OF the Treasury.
thence around the White Lot and
south ON Fourteenth street 10 the
Tourist Camp In Potomac Park.
Everybody who can ride a bicycle
is invited TO participate In this Soci-
ability Run and everybody interested
In having a good time is invited 70
be at Potomac Park TO witness the
stunts and witness the awarding OF
the prizes Upon their arrival at the
Tourist Camp St Onge will give q
short talk on road department and
safety first, as well as demonstrate
the correct way TO care for and ride
bicycle.
WIN OV SthhtS@
Then he win cut loose with bag
ful OF bicycle riding tricks--the ones
with which he fascinated and electri-
fled audiences all over the world. He
is conceded to be the best trick bi.
cycle rider In America and he will
do all Of his stuff at the Tourists
Camp Sunday afternoon.
Following his performance awheel.
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winners. Everybody who rides a
wheel in the Sociabiiity Run win be
eligible in the composition for the
prizes without the payment OF any
entrance, or registration fees what.
soever. No one connected with the
bicycle trade in Washington will re.
ceive any prize.
Interest Growing.
The object OF this Sociability Run
is 10 stimulate interest in the back
10 the wheel movement and TO edu-
cate young and old In the recreation
al and healthful benefits 70 be de-
rived from bicycling. The "bike"
has staged a wonderful comeback
and interest in bicycling was never
so keen as today St. onge. who
has travelled all over the country In
recent months, and who was brought
here by The Washington Times 20
direct next Sundays Sociabiiity Run,
reports great increases in the num-
Der OF cyclists In every city he has
visited. aT 20 -1s
In addition to The washington
Times silver trophy, a number of
other gifts viii be made TO the riders
by Washington merchants. Among
the awards will be:
A brand new 2s-inch Crown Bicycle
VIII be given by p. L. Lelshear, So
Ninth street northwest. TO the boy
under twelve years OF age who has
his bicycle adjusted as II should be
for correct riding and for neatneas
OF appearance, wheel and rider, in.
cluded.
Bike for Oldest Cyclist.
The Oldest man riding in line will
receive a beautiful Emblem Bicycle
from Harry #. Seamark, Sixth and
@ streets northwest. AL that win be
necessary TO draw this enviable gift
is TO be the man in line most ad-
vanced In years. There are many
grown mp riders In Washington and
this should be the means OF bringing
out some of the old-timers.
The woman rider who makes the
neatest appearance. adjustment of
bicycle and position considered. viii
receive a brand new high-grade Ia
dies model bicycle given by Munger
Bros. 703 North Capitol street.
The youngest boy who participates
In the Sociability Run win be given
bicycle lamp by the Haverford Cy-
Gle Company, and the youngest girl
win receive a similar reward from
the National Sport Shop, 24s7 Eight
eerth street northwest.
Romm & F'iatlow. 1918 Ninth street
northwest. will present a pair of
Palmer tires 20 the Boy Scout max.
ing the neatest appearance, while
the rider in the Sociability Run
whose tires show the most wear viii
receive n pair of new tires from the
Seigel Cycle Store, 1875 Seventh
street northwest.
The Washington Times Silver
trophy will be awarded to the group
from the school. public or private,
which has the largest number os