The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
81 Contestants Honored by
Judges in Selecting
Best Drawings.

Hundreds of boys and girls COM
peted for The Herald's cash prizes
for the best colorings of the Uncle
Wiggily drawing printed last Sun
day. The winners of this contest
are announced in today's Herald.
and another drawing to be colored
is presented.
The awards for last weeks con-
test were made by Uncle Wiggily's
judges as follows:
First prize, s2.Oo-Charies Weber.
years old, Of 14s Adams street
northwest
Second prize, s1.50-Ebert Pogue,
), OF ;402 Twentieth street north
west.
Third prize, s1.0O-Dorothy Petty,
10, Of 1927 Girnrd street northeast.
Six prizes, so cents each,
Claire r. knight, IL, OF 2S29
Twenty-eighth street northwest.
Dorothy Peed, IL, of Mount
Rainier. Md.
Elizabeth RinggoId. II, of 2233
Thirteenth street northwest.
Marjorie Bell, o, of 1925 Euclid
street northwest.
Elizabeth v. Simmons, Is, of 174:
street northwest.
Richard Lovelace, IL, Of COS New
Jersey avenue northwest.
Honorable Mention.
Eugene +. without, IA, of 3l2 North Fay
ette street, Alexandria, Va; Olga Helms,
IL, 1473 Florida avenue northwest; Kath-
crime Winter, 0, Ballston. Va; Elwood An
drew Sprouse, IL, 30S Seventh street south
west; Harry Weber, g. 149 Adams street
northwest; Norman A. Smith. Z, 6l4 Mary
land avenue southwest; Martha Hughes, 0,
Chsstleton Apartments; Eleanor Pogue, O.
2402 Twentieth street northwest; Margaret
Donovan. 0, 3619 Tenth street northwest;
Mary Walton McCandlish, 3. Fairfax, Va;
Stewart Row, IL, "a sixteenth street south
east; Robert de Buisseret, IA, 1877 N street
northwest; Marguerite Shellenberger, 13, 1914
Tenth street northwest; Phoebe jenkins, IL,
3O12 Georgia avenue northwest; Joseph W.
Ginlian, II, Sixteenth street and Michigan
avenue northeast; Florence v. Hutchinson,
Is, 712 Virginia avenue southeast; Louise
Thomas, l3, 112S Four-and-a-haH street
southwest; Bennett Lloyd, l3. 324 Eleventh
street southeast: Eunice Simpson, 13, Nit
chellville, Nd; Mary d. Holden, Il, 1247
Girard street northeast; Roma Medford, T.
1881 Third street northwest; Alline Mcbride,
II, 1923 Tenth street northwest; Louise
Campbell. 8, 3102 West Clay street, Rich
mond Va; yivienne Peed, IL, Mount Rain
Ter, Nd; Thelma Brown, IL. 227 Oakdale
street northwest.
Girls and boys up to 16 years old
are invited to color the Uncle Wig
'gily picture on this page with
crayon or paint. All pictures must
be in The Herald office not later
than Wednesday noon, and must be
addressed as follows:
Uncle wiggily,
Sunday Herald,
Washington, d. c.
Contestants should flI out the
blank below the Uncle Wiggily pic
ture.
The Herald offers 81 for tn best
drawing; $1.50 for the second best;
81 for the third best, and so cents
each for the next six best. Age of
the contestant will be considered in
prizes.
The awards made for last weeks
drawing went to girls and boys who
showed plainly that they had been
studying the Uncle Wiggily pictures
and stories. BY reading the stories
they learned that Uncle wiggily's
crutch is always red.
white and blue. Youthful readers
are advised to follow this feature
in both The Sunday and daily
for suggestions that will
help. them in the coloring
The winner of first prize in the
last contest is, only s years old and
the second prize goes to a boy only
5. A girl 10 won the third, prize.
Cncle Wiggily's judges report that
ihese little folk all did better work
than their older brothers and sisters.
rlthough many older ones sub
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