The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 13

liUDAT EVENING, JULY 11, 1Z13 n.iUiVLOUISSTAn Till ST.LOUiD GTAH THE ST. LOUIS STAR'S ONCE -A-WEEK PAGE FOR THE CHILDREN Winners of 121 Prizes for June 27 JViggily Page Names of the Children Who Won the Thrift Stamps $7.50 Worththe Twelve Boxes of Paints and 100 Boxes of Crayons. HERE are the winners In the contest for the best coloring of the Untie Wiggily folks on the Children' Pare of June 27. The Children's Pare wis not printed last Friday, because It was the Fourth of July. The prize winners were picked on the merit of the work of Coloring the Wiggily characters; on the choice rid combination of colors used; oa the artistry and oa the neatness.

The fourth of the pares Is given here today, and additional prizes will be riven for them, the winners being announced on next Friday's Children's Page. Winners of the June 27th par: Thrift Stamps. First prize, Gorgens, 16, 1632 Menard street; second, Billy Abernathy, 8. Lebanon, third, SI, Mildred Ilutter, 10, 4920 Bulwer avenue; fourth, SI, Ada llandey, 13, 39 TO Humphrey street. Fifty cents each in thrift stamp: Orville Close, 13, 606 Fairmont place, HJUsboro, James Stoever, 7, Chester, Catherine MacDror, It, 444 Holly avenue; Catherine Culll-on, 12, Bdgemoht Station, Kast St.

Louis; Margaret E. Lund, 6, SSOS St. Vincent avenue. Paints. Isabella Robert, 13, 5240 Washington avenue; May Brown, ft, IS SO A Biddle street; Florence Kostedt.

2 124 A John avenue; Florence Wil- on, 9, Gillespie. Willie Williams. 4, Mount Olive, Margaret Mudd. 10, 6S1S Washington; Elizabeth Moorman, 10. 203 HolyOke road; Viola Luell.

8, 5623 Roosevelt place; Theodosia Wackman, 12, 401 Page boulevard; Elizabeth Blesch, 13, 1316 North Market; Ellsworth Joaqulm. 6, 1604 Belt avenue. Crayons. Agnes Boston, 5706 Arsenal street; Marie Klosterman, 2312 South Twelfth street; Mary Clifford Mack-ey, 1463 Hamilton avenue; Oulda Iiear, 364 4 A South Broadway; Thomas Rlelly, 24i5 -Twenty-fourth street; Jewel Christine Hooe, 1808 Hope avenue; Nell Hutchlngs, 3300 Virginia place; Marie Cummins, 6027 Minerva avenue; Martha Cot-ner, 3824 Shenandoah; Irma Crawford, 6732 Garker. Florence Holtermann.

2034 Howard street; Robert Bunker, 2030 Ceyer avenue; Clarence Stoll. 202 7 South Ninth street; Virginia Staeble, 1100 Louisville avenue; Helen Gast, 8941 Flad avenue; Helen Bruckner, 6870 Elmbank avenue; Lillian Cable, Sulphur Springs, Alice borders, Nashville, Blanche Da-Vis, 2824 Minnesota; Dorothy Buss-meyer, 3907 Vest Ethel Kolb, Sill Market avenue, Kast St. Louis: Edward NothduKt, Mount Olive, Margaret Brown, 63A Garfield; Ava Meyers, Elvins, Luella Miller, 2303 Minnesota; Helen Durvln, 362 3 Marcus avenue; Clarence Lundblad, 6070 Enright avenue; Dora M. Forest, 568 North Eighteenth street; Flora M. Forest, 568 North Eighteenth street; Estelle Garvclman, 2821 Clara avenue.

Melba Dresen, 664 4 Morgan ford avenue; Lorene Brown, S968 Ken-nerly avenue; Hazel Glaeseman, 2 827 Semple avenue; Audrey L. Cable, Sulphur Springs, Pauline Kol-berer, Arenzville, Sam Lamberg, 1752 South Eighteenth street; Florence N. Noll, 6591 Vernon avenue: Kelba Koch, Clayton, Marie (Vybor. 46 39 Cecil place; James Dug-Tn, 4 4 51 A Gibson avenue. Dorothy Higgins.

3245 Edgar. Ma-pletfood; Anna Waechter, 2966A Union boulevard; Louise A. Rexford. 4757 Westminster place; Paul W. Itincher, 6440 Vermont avenue; Andrew Griffin, 6725 South Broadway; Bobby and Billy King, Staunton, Bema Schierbecker, 3934 Lexington avenue; Josephine Hutchins6n, Eighty-sixth street, Edgemont Station, East St.

Louis: Eleanor Barki, Wood river. Matilda Sparks, 3432 Gasconade Street. Bernice Grunz, 38S9A Virginia; Mary Whalen. 6615 Vermont; Vera Hayward, 419 Clark, Webster Groves; Catherine Humpcrt. 2107A South Jefferson avenue; Anthony Savaeini.

221 South Min street. Poplar Bluff. Vera Nagel. 405OA Flad; Orville Boggio. Mt.

Olive, Daniel Kjttel, S456 South Compton: Edna Katies, 3709 Garfield avenue; Edna Schnell, 2015A Cushing street. Ethel Telle, 2519 South Tenth street; Carl Jaeck, Mt. Olive-. 111.: Mary Greenan, Mt. Olive, Lueile Sutherland.

Carbondale. Elizabeth Griffiths, 3956 Shenandoah; Mildred Brucker. 3269 Winnebago; Annie Hawkins, 2019 Martha place; Bernice Horst, 2200A Palm street; Margaret Belle Moser, 3417A Hartford street; Fred Coxall, 1712 South Thirteenth street. Phroso Burgess, 1314 Blackstone avenue; Marguerite Nottebrok, 10S5A South Taylor avenue; Eugene G. Hamilton, 4114 North Taylor avenue; Roy Voyles, Mt.

Olive Gladys Lindhorst, Overland, Forbes Johnson, 6134 McPher-eon avenue; Pauline Crawford, 6732 Garner aveiue; Irene Gates, Virden. Jean Hagginos, 3907 Sullivan avenue; Irma Foster, 5 434 Partridge avenue. Catherine Ganey. Catawlsla. Lee Staehlin, 20 Benton place; Julia Myers, 1612 Blair avenue; Louis Ne, Sulphur Springs.

Cath-iwie Schlichter, Salisbury. Lallan Bierbaum, Marthasville, Lucy Edwards, Old Monroe. Mabel Savage. 1123 Hickory; Charlotte McCutcheon, 114 South Tenth Leroy Short, Percy 111. Ruth Figge, 6500 Delmar avenue: Isabelle Cornwall, 2418 North Grand avenue; Dorothy Johnson.

925 Mary-vilie avenue; Gladys Cuneo, 1735 Preston place; May Healy. 2023A Anna avenue; Louise Renncr, Des M- Lutheran Orphan Home; Have You Colored One of These Pages It 's Lots of Fun Each Week 121 Prizes Are Given for the Best Work This is the fourth set of the Uncle Wiggily characters for the children to color. In it are shown Uncle Butter, the billy goat; Aunt Lettie, his wife; Mr. and Mrs. Twistytail, the pig folk; Mr.

Cock, Mrs. Hen, Alice and Jimmie and Lulu Wibble Wobble, the duck children; the cat store keeper, Grandpa Goosey Gander and Dickie Chip Chip. Color them to suit your fancy, with crayon or paints, and address them to THE CHILDREN'S EDITOR, The Star, not later than next Wednesday. Prizes will be announced next Friday. Fill out this blank: Name Address City.

Do you read Uncle Wiggily each day on Woman's Page? Nar.na Schaum. 151 1 Penrose. I Children Who Didn't Heard and Seen the Zoo Summer Styles fori nels Call for Their Prizes re yon to limp be! 1 Camel? asked the first Bactriax" itl. tThe Bac- two humps, as trlan Camels from Aais ti for Fables. Once there was a cat which had very pleasant home; lot of warn covers for cold night, lots of cream, a cosy fireplace by which to do one' purring everything to gladden th heart of a cat.

But she preferred thfc cold back fence mllh nothing of comfort, where she would howl for hour for warm covers, cream, cozy fireplaces where one might do one's purring. NATUP.n 13 THE MOST NAT--URAL THING IN THE WOP.LD. Daniel It. Nack, 5009 Grace. Nell Hutchlngs, 3300 Virginia, East St.

Louis. Mildred Ritter, 2115 Gravols. Melvin Gendron, 3509 North Prairie. Evelyn Mary Hall. 4271 Labadie.

Donald Henderson, 155 Euclid. Webster Groves. Marian Lee White. 412 4 Harris. Ida Gildehaus, 4 350 Hartford.

Francis Koste, R. F. Box 7, Webster Groves. Dorothy Evans, 5240 Enright. NUMBER of the prize-wtnners A in the Uncle Wiggily contest of a great many people, grownups and children, ride on our backs, you know." "And do they like shaggy backs?" asked Campbell Camel.

"No." said Cousin Camel, "but the keeper thinks It Is a pity when folks come to see us and ride as that we aren't looking our best. And that we dress up and fuss up in the winter time. whn we don't give any rides at all and when only a few people come to the too compared to the numbers who come to the zoo In the summer." "Well, If one were sensible." said Campbell Camel. "I suppose it would be the wise thing to beautiful when one had visitors and not to care when we didn't. Of cours.

we do it in quite the opposite way. "Hut. ah! That i because we are camels and because are so silly, anj-way." "You're right," said Cousin Camel, "you're right." going to do June 20 have not yet applied at The usin Camel." Bactrian Star for their prizes. Their names ir Vi only think- were published on the Children's Page of June 27, and cards were mailed them asking them to present the cards at the Information desk. f'tauty and my on the ninth floor.

fciHh rr: an artists whose prises are uncalled for: Boxes of Paints. Mildred Singer. 2S24 Saler.a. Harry Greenfield. 25 South Maple.

Boxm of Crayons. Bernhard Luercling. 4 021 Green Lea. Mildred Temine, 1116 Monroe. Ruth Compton, 621 Ohio, East St Louis.

Taul Evans, CS18 Enright. Ruth Elberle, 4643 Washington. Sophia Dearman, 722 Carpenter. Loisel Gaerdner, 910 Douglas. Hazel Glaesman, 2827 Semple.

Ward Cornwall. 5052 Waterman. Leona Goldman. 1633 Carr. Lola A.

Zelle, 2319 South Tenth-Laura Weldon Capen. 4750 Westminster. Emily Eowdtn, 1412 Park. I am Cousin The following boys and girls still have raints or crayons waiting for ner thinks taMty that In them at The Star office. Those who can call for them are asked to do so.

Any who wish td have their Once there was a lion which was feasting on all the animals that came hl-j way. An ass, attracted by the noise, passed, and. seeing the unlucky animals, began to laugh. The more he laughed and the louder he laughed, the more he attracted the attention of the lion, which finally pounced upon him and devoured hlra. But as the ass disappeared he was heard to say: -He wh.e laughs we look so The perch and the salmon Were playing backgammon.

The lobsters mere playing at chess. The little dogfish Was making a mish He wanted to wear a fall dries. 4 The horsefish wa prancing; The starfish were dancing. The swordfish were fencing with swords. While the poor little clam.

A Quiet a lambs. Were riding the rapid Fords At an Aquarium. Said the little girl. Oh, how I often wish ar.d wish That I had been a little fish To Idiy swim about the water As a golden Dragon's daughter. Said the litUe fish.

Oh, how I often wish I never had been bora a fLsh. I hate to ewim about the water; I'd nZhtt be a White maa's daughter. when sum- beautiful with ocr lonr bro tmA -r- prizes mailed them win receive them mer comes we shed our hal'J if they will write to the Children's 1 1 giving their name and ad -Why does he think KM TCT7 I asked dress clearly. Campbell Camel. tbr Bttomer time 2n Orshaa TTm These are the Uncle WiggU laugaa, laugns Eald Cduato.