The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
UNCLE W7GGlLY HONORS 81 BOYS AND GIRLS
AND ORECASHPRLZESFOR COLORLNG
So Many Submit Drawings
Of Merit That Honorable
Mention Is Given Is.

Uncle Wiggily has selected the
girl and boy winners for the best
coloring of his drawings that ap-
peared in last Sundays Washington
Herald and in addition to announc-
ing the names today he offers more
cash awards for the coloring of an
other picture.
The Herald coloring feature at
tracted so much attention last week
that several hundred boys and girls
sent in drawings. Many of the pic
lures were very good and showed
that Uncle Wiggily's little friends
have been studying the charac-
teristics of him and of Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy very closely.
:5 Get Honorable Mention.
Because there were so many ex-
lceptionally good pictures submitted,
Uncle Wiggily's board of judges
had difficult task in selecting the
winners. Although 1t was impos-
sible to give cash prizes to all the
contestants the judges decided to
give honorable mention to twenty
five boys and girls whose work
showed special merit.
The awards were made as fol-
lows:
First prize, s2.OO-Martha Ennis,
IL years old, 1917 Fairmont street
northwest.
Second prize, S1.5O-BiIIy Lloyd, 2,
1919 G street northwest.
Third prize, $1.OO-Marie Mona
han, Is. 1907 Maryland avenue
southwest.
Six prizes, 80 cents eachi
Marguerite Holloway, 3, of Mench-
willie, Va.
Kenneth wettig, Is, of 7O5 Six
teenth street northeast.
Joe Bowel, o, of 331 H street
northeast.
Margaret Donovan, o, of 3819
Tenth street northwest.
Beatrice Ynbinski, z, OF 1:3 NJ
street southeast.
AIIine Mcbride. II, of 3s:s Tenth
street northwest.
Honorable Mention.-Laila r. Bowman,
1881 Rhode Island avenue northwest; Eliza
beth Johnson, 303 Thirteenth street south
| east; Helena Luke, Madison, Va; Beatrice
r. Marzolf, 1923 Otis place northwest;
William Beverly, IT.. Broad Run, Va; Mar
guerite Shellenburger 1914 Tenth street
northwest; Marietta L. Bode, 2S39 Georgia
avenue northwest; ALA thear Hilton, 2952
Mills avenue northeast Louis Hoover, 1887
Vermont avenue northwest; Florence Merrill,
2l9 street northeast; Bernice Ellis, 2233
Thirteenth street northwest; Dorothy Z.
Brett. 2217 Fourteenth street northwest; Joe
VanSickler, 80 Fifth street northeast; Mary
Virginia Murray, $500 street northwest;
William H. Test, 1925 Fifth street north
west; Margaret A. Dinwood, Iowa apart
ments; vivienne Reed Mt. Rainier Nd; /;
Margaret Guertin. 1119 K street northwest;
Helen Geary. Woodstock, Va; William
Hitchcock. 1920 Eighteenth street northwest;
Martha Hughes, Chastleton apartments:
Martha Slower, 642 Pickford place north
east: Sara Jane Odell, 3112 Thirteenth
street northwest; Dorothy Barbour. 3el7
Tenth street northwest; Frances Holmes
1924 Massachusetts, avenue northeast.
Must Be In Wednesday.
This weeks contest Is conducted
on exactly the same lines as those
of the last two Sundays. Girls and
boys up to 16 years old are invited
, to color the Uncle Wiggily picture
on this page with crayon or paint.
All pictures must be in The Herald
noon. and must be addressed as
follows:
UNCLE wIGGILY,
SUNDAY HERALD,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Contestants should fll out the
blank below the Uncle Wiggily pic
ture.
For the best coloring The Herald
will give $2,00: for the second best.
s1.50; for the third best. s1.00; for
the next six best, so cents each. The
age of the contestant will be taken
into consideration in awarding the
prizes.
The winner of last weeks prize.
Martha Ennis. is IL years old, and
a pupil in the Fifth grade, B, of
the Ross School. She has been color
ing for only a year. she says.