Bad Roads Photographs

One hundred and twenty-five dollars in cash is offered in prizes by the League of American Wheelmen for photographs of bad country roads. The competition for these prizes remains open until June 1, 1898; it is not limited to members of the L. A. W., but is open to all alike. A first prize has been set aside of fifty dollars, a second prize of twenty-five dollars, a third prize of fifteen dollars, a fourth of ten and five prizes of five dollars each. The League of American Wheelmen has published extensive literature on Good Roads, and the best of the pictures received under this prize competition are to be used in illustrating arlicles and pamphlets on that subject. It is expected that members of the L. A. W., and wheelmen generally, who are able to use the ora, wil] assist in tina work, by sending in pictures of bad roads, and incidentally taking part in the competition for tliese prizes. Photographs should be sent to Otto Doruer, Cbairman National Cbmtnittee for Highway Improvement, L. A. W., P. O. Box 153, Milwaukee, Wis.