The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-11
PRIZES Will Be
WORTH WINNING
Attractive Awards Are Of
fered in the War-Sayings-
Poster Con tie st Ar
ranged by Govt.
CHANCE FOR SCHOLARSHIP
A Course Of Training In Accredited
Art-schools Is One Of the Compensa-
tions to Be Won In Nation Wide
Poster Campaign.
CHANCE FOR SCHOLARSHIP

consin children only have just been
announced by the Wisconsin Commit
tee In charge of the War Savings Pos
ter Competition. These are offered
through the courtesy Of Wisconsin in
stitutions whose patriotic impulse has
stimulated them to offer special in
ducements to Wisconsin children. So
far as can be determined at the pres
emit time no other state in the Union
has taken so patriotic stand as the
Wisconsin Committee and the educa-
tional institutions which are co-operat-
ing with it.
The contest which opened on March
9th and which will close on April
10Th, on which date all posters must
be delivered to the judges in Mil
waukee, is open to children of all ages
art students, high school pupils and
grade school children. It is estimated
that, in Milwaukee alone, 10000 pos
ters will be prepared by as many chill
dren in the grade and high schools.
The Wisconsin prizes which will be
awarded Immediately at the close of
the competition by the Wisconsin
judges, have been announced by Miss
Maqge Anderson as follows:
Glass "A''
This includes art schools, normal
schools, college art departments.
First Prize - A scholarship for the
summer course in the School of Fine
and Applied Arts, State Normal School,
Milwaukee.
A Special Prize for Girls--A scholar
ship Of one course in the Art Depart
ment, Milwaukee Downer College, Mil
waukee, Wis.
Second Prize - An annual member
ship in the Milwaukee Art Institute.
(This membership entities the winner,
his family, and all nonresident guests
to free admission at every exhibition
and lecture held by the institute.)
Three Third Prizes-Subscriptions to
the Industrial-Arts Magazine contri-
buted by the Bruce Publishing Com
pany.
Glass "B''
This includes high schools, seminar
les and academies.
First Prize-Free scholarship in the
summer course at the School of Fine
and Applied Arts, State Normal
School, Milwaukee.
A Special Girls Prize-A scholarship
for one course in the Art Department
of Milwaukee DoWner College, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Second Prize-An annual member
ship in the Milwaukee Art Institute.
(This membership entities the winner,
his family, and nonresident guests to
free admission at every exhibition and
lecture by the institute.)
Two Third Prizes - Third Prize for
Girls, handsomely illustrated book.
Third Prize for Boys subscription to
Cartoons Magazine, contributed by
The Comet, the school paper of the
West Division High School, Milwau-
kee.
Glass ssC''
This includes seventh, eighth end
ninth grade pupils, including Junior
High school pupils.
First Prize-An annual membership
in the Milwaukee Art Institute. (This
membership entities the winner, his
family and all nonresident guests to
free admission at every exhibition and
lecture held by the institute.)
Second Prize - Scholarship for
thirty lessons in the school classes Of
the Milwaukee Art institute.
Two Third Prizes Third Prize for
girls, painting outfit Third Prize
for Boys a mechanical drawing set,
contributed by the Milwaukee Teach
ers Association.