The Washington herald., 1920-07-25
"a Contestants Awarded
Rewards in Herald
Color Contest.

The Uncle Wiggily drawings sub
mitted last week were unusually
good. A good many Washington
boys and girls are trying for the
prizes every week and each time
they try they do better, Uncle
Wiggily says.
Sometimes the same children will
not get a prize every week. Re-
member there are hundreds compet-
ing for the Uncle Wiggily prizes.
The following prize winners are
announced for this week:
First prize, 81, IneE Bradford, IA,
12I Randolph place northwest.
second prize, SI.5O, TrimbIc Saw
teIlc, D, 300i Eleventh street north
west.
Third prize, 81, Cecil Davis, II,
113 ii street northwest.
Six prizes, so cents each:
Louise Waugh, II, 400 Sheridan
street.
AIIine Mcbride, IL, 3sa3 Eishteepth
street northwest.
Evelyn Howard, IL, 643 Four
tecnth street northeast.
Angela Farrell. Is, 3G4 Virginia
avenue southeast.
Julia Louise Bchring, Is, 1870
Wyoming avenue northwest,
Gladys VI. Hall, =, Basic, Va.
Honorable Nention-Agnes ". sullivan, l5
1883 Kenyon street northwest; Lois Hoover,
Is, 1897 Vermont avenue northwest; Dorothy
Barboue, IA. 3sl7 Tenth street northwest;
Viyienne Peed, IA, Mount Rainier Md; Mar
guerite shelIenberger, Is, 1914 Tenth street
northwest; Edna NJ. Forrest. "a, 1890 G.
street northeast; Evelyn Anderson 49, 1910
Tenth street northwest; Martha stover, 642
Piekford street northeast; Dorothy Lane, ls,
Leesburg, Va: Elizabeth Griffith, Is, 1888
Tenth street northwest; Barbara Tyler, L.,
3542 Tenth street northwest; Audrey Car
roll, 3JOs New Hampshire avenue northwest;
Eileen Downey, IL, 1921 Tenth street north
west; Beatrice r, Marzolf, l2. 1023 Otis
place northwest; Clara Crown, 10. Thirty
hfth street and Bunker Hin road, Mount
Rainier Nd; Helen Herbeck, 10, IS r street
northeast; Emmett Powell, 0, 314 South Lee
street, Alexandria. Va; Agnes E. stock, o.
SI3I Michigan avenue northeast; Clara
Chandler, Z, 1907 l. street northwest; will
lam Clements, 8, 5sa sixth street southeast:
Peggy Lorsett, 6, 110s jefferson street
northwest; Thomas WRnsleben, Z, Riverdale
Nd; Brooks Stock, I, 3737 Michigan ave-
nue northeast; Miriam Miller, 3, 14s+ Chaplin
street northwest; Hilbert Gansage, 13, eoe6
Cambridge place northwest; Doris Major, 5o6
Fifth street northwest.
Girls and boys up to Is years old
are lnNlteu 10 COioT the Chcle Wig
gily picture on this page with
crayon or paint. All pictures must
be in The Herald Office not later
than Wednesday noon, and p.ust be
addressed as follows:
Uncle Wiggily.
Sunday Herald,
Washington, d. c.
Contestants should fill out the
blank below the Uncle Wiggily pic
ture.
The Herald offers 81 for the best
drawing; $3.50 for the second best
81 for the third best, and so cents
each for the next six best. Age of
the contestants will be considered
ir awarding prizes.
The awards made for last weeks
drawings went to boys and girls
who showed plainly that they had
been studying the Uncle WigRily
pictures and stories. BY reading the
stories they learned that Uncle
Wiggily's rheumatism crutch is al
ways red, white and blue. Youth
full readers are advised to follow
this feature closely in both the Sun
day and Daily Herald for sugges-
tions that will help them in the col
orinK.